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318 Woodstock Army Cadets -  am researching the cadet corps which was formed in 1911 as we will soon be reaching our 100th anniversary.  If you have pictures of your great great grandfather as a cadet, or perhaps you have programs from cadet parades or diaries.  I have searched the newspapers and found quite a bit of info but now I am looking for pictures and memorabilia.  I have quite a lot of pictures from the 1960’s as the corps had a scrapbook.  Any info is welcomed. Diane Scott – diane318@nb.sympatico.ca

Adams, Sarah Emmeline born 1845 in NB. She married Peter Hallett born 1827 in Brighton, NB.  She died between 1891 census and 1901 census. They raised a family that included my husband's ggrandfather, Obed, who came to Conway, New Hampshire, USA  Thank you for any help. Joan Hallett

Banks / DEMERCHANT August 2003 I am trying to find the parents of Shepherd Banks and Louantha (Loantha,Loanthe,Loancha) DeMerchant.  They are in the 1891 and 1901 census for Kent,Carleton Co.,N.B.  Shepherd was born abt.1841. Loantha was born abt.1851.  Loantha is in the  1871 census but parted from her husband.
Sincerely, Susan Cormier E Mail / peridot@interactive.rogers.com
UPDATE I have found information on Luantha DeMerchant c/o Norm DeMerchant's website.  Her parents were George DeMerchant b.1806 and Mary Jane Boyer. I found info on Shepherd Banks on the Carleton Co..mailing list (1851 Census), author Susan Wylie. His parents were William and Elizabeth. Could anyone tell me what Elizabeth's last name was?  The children are: Marmirie 19,Mary,17, Isabel,16,William 13,Cordelia 11,George 9,Shepherd 6.
Barker - Alexander Love m. Eliza Sanderson 13 Sept 1832 - dau Sarah Jane m. John Barker any more family? Thanks Shirley Alexander
BECKIM/BEACOM  Henry and Jane BECKIM/BEACOM were born abt 1792 in Fermanagh, Ireland. I have found him on the 1861 Census in Bloomfield, Carleton Cty. However, I cannot find him in the 1851. He was supposedly in Canada by that date. Any help would be appreciated. Write dnwalsh@aol.com. Thank you. email  Darlene Walsh
 

BERRY I'm still searching for more info re BERRY.  Besides the twins (1849) I did find a 'JAMES BERRY' listed in the 1871 Census.  He is shown as age 60, B. N.B., FCBapt., Irish, Farmer, wife SUSAN A. (which is Cameron) & then four sons listed & one dau.  I found the marr. cert. of James & Susan in 'Hampstead'.  I believe that's in Queens but not sure as I don't have this info at hand as I write this.  I would judge that this Berry family go back, perhaps to the 1700's in N.B. but I have not been able to research it beyond the parents of the twins, JAME R. & Reuben J.  I also noted that a 'James Berry' had filed for land grants  starting in 1785 in Kings County & as late as 1864 & 1865 in Carleton, but I have not yet pursued this research. Please contact Beverly Martorano  martor@cdepot.net April 12,

BIGGAR Walter BIGGAR, bc 1784 NB, d. 9 Aug 1858, Kings County.
Have a large amount of material on him and those of his descendants who moved to Biggar Ridge, Carleton Co., but cannot find his parents.  Racial origin depends on who was telling the tell - everything from Dutch to English to Scottish.   I favour the latter.  Some small indication the Biggars might have been Loyalist, but have found no verification. B. Hopper Ottawa   bahopper@magma.ca  September 2007

BOONE July 2003 - I am trying to find the parents of Abigail Boone, born about 1828, probably Keswick/Burtts Corner area.  Married Alexander Burt about 1847 and they later moved to Royalton, Wicklow Parish, Carleton County, died before 1901. Suspect a connection with the Boone Loyalists from Rhode Island but can't make the connection. 
BOYD / THORNTON - Searching for Fred Maxwell Boyd and wife Mary Mildred Thornton Family.   I have only Harry Crossley Boyd born 13 May 1898 in Harland, Carleton, NB. He  later married Anna Boone of St. Stephens. Launa

BROOKS Hannah I am looking for a woman by the name of Brooks, Hannah.  She married a man by the name of Titus Grant.  They lived in the Biggar Ridge area.  From research i have done i have found out she had some brothers named Amos, Abner and a sister named Matilda.  Hannah died before 1900 and her sister Matilda married Titus Grant.  I am looking for her line, I am not sure if her fathers name was Benjamin or not.  Any information on this line would be well appreciated. thanks! Donna
DELONG / Brown -
Looking for info on a Earl Brown  and a Susan DeLong- (not sure if married)- had a daughter Geneva DeLong- born Nov 1927 (she married a Perley A. Craig- July 3,1946 in Wakefield Parish.) Earl Brown and Susan are listed as parents.Can't connect with any  Delong lines.  Found 2 Earl Brown's in Carleton County but sure which is right.  My home page  http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/e/l/Wayne-Allison-Delong-new-brunswick/  email - Wayne Delong

Campbell Oct 2003 I'm looking for pre-1868 information on John Campbell.  Somewhere around 1868-70 he married Susan Shaw and they lived in Carleton County until 1882 when John died (suicide) in Windsor NB.  A Carleton Sentinel article says that he came from the lower St. John area and census' have indicated that he was born in Nova Scotia of Scottish descent.  Family lore says born in Scotland but that's only hearsay at this point. After John died some of his children ended up in Maine and Massachusetts, don't have any idea what happened to Susan, if she remarried or not.  His son Archie married Minnie Sewell and lived in several Aroostook County towns until about 1920 when he moved his family to East Corinth, Maine. Mandy Cushman E Mail / AmCushie@aol.com

CLARK  Andrew Clark[e] was my Ggrandfather and his son Colin was my grandfather. In the Carleton 1851 census Andrew is 14 yrs. and living with an uncle John Clarke in Wakefield. It looks like Andrew was without parents at an early age.I have heard that my family lived in the U.S. before coming to Canada,but I haven't been able to find the link. I know Andrew was killed in 1889 by a falling tree and is buried along with his wife [Clarice][Clara][Clarissa] in the Coldstream cemetery in Brighton parish.Thank you for any help in tracing back my family....Roger Clark contact sukkim@ecn.ab.ca  April 12, 2004

COLWELL / HUTCHINSON Dec 7, 2003 Talk about a brick wall; this one has me stumped for years !  John COLWELL (1785-1863 Saint John West) m. 1 Oct. 1804 Mary HUTCHINSON at Queensbury,York Co. Brought up family of 7 or 8 in SJWest;  three married HAMMs. Cannot find parents of either one or burials. Please help.   Sylvia Hamm  E MAIL /  hammtree@nb.sympatico.ca

CORBETT    I am interested in an ancestor by the name of Timothy Corbett.  He came over in the early 1840's, and was joined by his wife, Mary and children: James, Michael, Mary and Ann, sometime prior to 1847.  They lived for a while in Canada, and then settled in Rossie, St Lawrence County, New York.  They had five more daughters after coming to America.  The three youngest, Margaret, Catherine and Elizabeth, were born in Rossie.  The older two, Johanna and Bridget, may have born in Canada.  Timothy is buried in St Patrick's Cemetery in Rossie.  Moira

DAY / THOMPKINS  Feb 10, 2004 - Day Looking for the parents of George Day born 1812 in Brighton, N.B. He married Mary Louise Thompkins Feb 25, 1845 in Woodstock N.B. They lived in Brighton with  children John born 1848 married Damaris Jane Shaw,   E Frances born Oct 12, 1850 married Moses Hallet,  Clopper born 1851, Amy born 1852, and Frederick born 1855. The Days E Mail / thedays@adelphia.net

DEIGNAN-  Trying to locate John Deignan, a soldier who married in Aroostook, ME in 1845.  Was not in the US military.  Census records of ggrandfather said his father, John Deignan was born in France.  Could this possibly be New France. Any  suggestions as to where I could search would be appreciated. John Deignan married Mary Dernin (Means) a widow, on 7 April 1845 in Houlton, ME. They were members of the Catholic Church. I received their Banns from the Parish. No other information was available. Dianne Deignan Arthur

DOHERTY Aug 2003  - seeking information on DOHERTY family of Woodstock / Richmond area circa 1820's to 1860's.  Elizabeth Doherty married Dominic McGlynn August 5, 1860 at St. Gertrude's R.C. Church.  Had twins James William Henry and Bridget McGlinn in 1861.  Elizabeth may have resided with William Shannon during 1852 Carleton County Census.  Mother of Elizabeth may have been Mary O'Neal or McNeal.  Father may have been Patrick Doherty.  Elizabeth and Dominic moved to Littleton, Maine circa 1870 and resided there until their deaths.  Other children were Rose Ellen, Catherine, Susan, Elizabeth and Mary Anne.  Elizabeth's sister, Rose Doherty may have married William Hogan at Houlton, ME.  Any info greatly appreciated.  Thanks, Ruth.  Email /   thurlow@tiac.net  

 
DYER / BROOKS I am looking for the date of marriage for Bert 
Llewellyn Dyer and Margaret Shaw Brooks of the Bristol/Bath area 
of New Brunswick.  The date is assumed to be sometime between 
1913-1919.  Is this date known to anyone??  Thanks. May 11, 2004
Allan McIsaac

DOUCETTE / GEE  Looking for information on my biological grandfather.  My mother is Eileen Audrey Doucette, who was adopted by Handford and Fannie Gee of Holmesville, New Brunswick.  Her biological parents names were Melvin Doucette and Mildred Gee.  Looking for any information on a Melvin Francis Doucette who is believed to have died in Saint John, New Brunswick early 1920's.  He was my mother's father. Can someone please supply me with any information whatsoever? Susan Taylor E MAIL /Susan
DOUCETTE - Can anyone please give me any information on a Marvin or Melvin or Francis Doucette in Carleton County in the early 1900's? Linda MacLeod
ENGLISH - My grandmother was Sarah (English) Ferguson daughter of William English and Elizabeth Morrison. I have not been able to find confirmation of William's family (may be Richard and May English).  I'm wondering if there are any descendants of Richard and May who have may be able to help me. contact Linda Putman October 6, 2005
 
FURLONG - I am looking for any ancestors of Henry Fitzmicheal Furlong (b. 1835 d. ?) & Jane D. Teed ( B. 1841-D. 1920) They lived in Lower Woodstock (Riceville) and had 5 daughters and 3 sons. Any info will be appreciated. Thanks Sue e-mail - cscumberl@netscape.net
GRAHAM - I am looking for any information you may have concerning Chrsitopher Graham  and wife Janet who lived in Northfield Parish/Sheffield Parish.  They came to Canada from Scotland in 1821/1822.  They had a son named Thomas who went  on to marry a Jane Scott.  Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Bill Graham, email, bill_graham@hotmail.com

Alice Grant (Grandmother) Nov 27  2003 - I've hit a brick wall. My mom has helped but not too much. I hope someone out there can. I'm looking for information on my grandmother.   Alice Grant Born: 1923 Died: 1952.......Date may be off, according to my mom she died in a fire   She married Robert Wright   Children Catherine Darrell .  Her Parents   Archibald Grant Born: 1894 Died: after 1985   Bessie Grant Born: Died 1974   I'm also looking for more information on Archie and Bessie........Bessie's maiden name is the same (Grant) Other Children Arthur, Lloyd, Mary.   If anyone has any iformation or can put me in contact of some who might please E-mail / toobze59@hotmail.com    Thank-you Darlene Sharp (daughter of Catherine). I do know that Robert Wright had a farm in Carleton and that this is where the fire was. Archie and Bessie lived at Dorrington Hill and to my knowledge the house still stands and my Uncle Arthur now owns it.

GRANT/ BULMER  Nov 2003 I am looking for information on my dad and his family.  I don't even have a last name!  I was born at Carleton Memorial Hospital, Woodstock, N.B. on December 11, 1956 to Myrtle Alice Bulmer Grant.  I was given the last name of Grant.  I have been told that my dad was a large man and he had red hair.  If you have any information, please let me know. Thank you. email Donna

GREEN Aug 2003 John Green, age 10, and William Green, age 8, were listed in the 1851 census of the Parish of Brighton, Carleton Co., N.B., living in the household of Joseph and Deborah Rideout, identified as being “under care”. My guess is that John and William Green were brothers, and that one or both of their parents may have died. When William died in 1930 in Plaster Rock, Victoria Co., his death certificate said he was born in Florenceville in 1834 (which may not be accurate for 8 in 1851 suggests he was born about 1843), and that his parents were William Green, born Florenceville, and Elisa Tompkins, born Florenceville. Searching for the parents of William Green who married Elisa (or Eliza) Tompkins, and the parents of Eliza Tompkins.
George H. Hayward
29 Leeds Drive
 Fredericton, N.B.
E3B 4S7   ghayward@nbnet.nb.ca

HAMILTON - am looking for information on my son's Grandparents who lived in Upper Woodstock.  their names were William Hamilton and Charlotte Button Hamilton.  Bill was born in 1894 and died in 1975.  Charlotte was born in 1810 and died in the 70's.  They are buried in Upper Woodstock .  Any information would be greatly appreciated.  I would be very interested in finding and buying a stairway to the stars nicknac shelf that Bill made and sold in the town of Woodstock during the 60's and 70's.  They were made in the shape of a half moon with shelves on it and then there was a star with one shelf on it.  My son would love to have something that his grandfather built. email Schoulton@aol.com
HAMILTON, WILLIAM HENRY - We have an ancestor William Henry Hamilton who was born 1821 in Portland, Maine and died before 1877  in Carleton County, NB Canada.  He married Isabella "Stella" B. McDougal 1836. She was born in Carleton County, NB, Canada 1820 and died before 1845. William then married Nancy Walton.  Can anyone inform us of this William? How we can obtain  his death certificate to see who his parents were and also where in Carleton County he is buried.  E-mail me at  CECIL REED AT clreed37@verizon.net. December 2006
HANLEY - I am looking for Hanley - Daniel - b.1853/4 may be Kouchibouguac or Nelson. Married Bridget Ronan in 1877 in Nelson. They had 12 children. I'm looking for Daniel Hanley's origins  Thank you Terry Hanley  terryhanley@shaw.ca
HARDY / JOHNSON - I am looking for members of the Hardy/Johnson family who *may* have immigrated from NB Canada.  I believe some/most of the children below were born in Smyrna Mills, Maine.  According to the Maine Marriage Data Base, some Hardy's married people from "ELL River, NB CN".  It looks like "ELL River"  is/was a small town/village near "Meductic, NB".   It is only about 12 miles west of Amity Maine, so I would guess it is the same ELL River, NB CN" documented in the Maine Marriage Data Base. Any help with this would be very much appreciated. Contact Allen at 4almo1@msn.com

1  Abraham Lincoln Hardy b: in Amity, ME
+Alice Maude Johnson b: in Lewiston, ME m: July 24,
1893

  2  Elizabeth Hardy b: 1893
  2  Ella Hardy b: 1895
  2  Stella Hardy b: 1896 d: 1971
  2  Herbert Hardy b: 1897 d: 1977
  2  Ruth Hardy b: 1900 d: 1992
  2  Ida Hardy b: 1901 d: 1920
  2  Guy Hardy b: 1903 d: 1955
  2  John Hardy b: 1904 d: 1970
  2  Anna Hardy b: 1907 d: 1989
  2  Bessie Hardy b: 1908 d: 2005
  2  Jessie Hardy b: 1908 d: 1939
  2  Florence Hardy b: 1909 d: 1994
  2  Ora Hardy b: 1911 d: 1920
  2  Ula Hardy b: 1913 d: 1913
  2  Una Hardy b: 1913 d: 1913
  2  Edna Hardy b: 1915 d: 1985
  2  Lawrence Hardy b: 1915 d: 1985

  2  Helen Louise Hardy b: 1918 in Norway(?), ME
             +Melvin Monroe White b: April 03, 1915
             m: May 11, 1935

  2  Woodrow Lionel Hardy b: January 18, 1919
+Bernice D. Darling b: April 11, 1926
             m: March 23, 1946
HARGROVE - Can anyone supply me information as to a Benjamine Hargrove, whose wife was Saloma Holmes.  What was Benjamins' father and mothers name? etc. Thanks Susan Taylor   June 12, 2006

HAWKSLEY  August 2003  Trying to locate the parents of John Goodwin Hawksley, born 8 Feb 1810 in Fredericton, York Co., New Brunswick.  Found in the 1851 Census of Woodstock Parish with wife, Lucy, and children.  Perhaps born in England, but no idea of what ship he or his parents may have come over on! Thanks, Wendy L. Hawksley  Dover, DE E Mail / Stormphoenix@juno.com

HAWTHORNE  August 2003 I'm Looking for information on Frank W. Hawthorne 1875-1942 (The W stands for Wilmot (I Think)) and his wife Bessie A. Holmes 1884 -1958.  They had at least one child, Vaughn Hawthorne, born in 1911.  I found a reference at geocities.com/clancrawford/census/cemetary.html  but am not sure if these are the same ones.  They would be my husband's great grandparents.  According to the web page these would be "buried at the Upper Kent Cemetery ... Wharton Cemetery ... beside the United Pentecostal Church in Upper Kent, Carleton, County, New Brunswick.  Can you find any more information on them? Thank you. Meg E Mail / Margaret.Duncan@FMR.Com

HAY -Herbert Frank Hay was my grandfather.  He was born on September 14, 1890 supposedly in Woodstock, New Brunswick.  On one document we have in the family his parents are listed as John and Josephine Hay.  On Herbert Hay's death certificate it lists Ezekial Hay as the father and Clara Adams as the mother. So this is a mystery as to who his parents truly were.  I can find no records of any Ezekial Hay to date.
 
Family stories say the church his birth was registered in burned down.  So there is no birth registration on file.  When it came time for Herbert to get the Old Age Pension, he had to have a family member vouch for his age. 
 
Family legend has it that there were 5 Hay brothers who came over from Scotland together.  One went out west and was never heard from again. 
 
Herbert Frank Hay married Vera Ella Dunham from Upper Queensbury.  They had nine children. 
 
Our family history beyond Herbert Hay is a mystery that I would love to solve!  Sherrie Hay
Hay - August 2005 -I am a descendant of a John Hay from Woodstock NB and would appreciate it if you would add the Hay name to your list.  The information I have  is sketchy as I am just getting started on searching this branch of my family.  However, I believe John and Mary Hay emigrated from Scotland in June 1819.  They settled in the Woodstock area and raised a family of 7 children - Thomas, Allan, Hugh Robert, Walter John and Mary Ann.  I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has any of these souls on their family tree.  Many thanks.  Barbara Bolton ( Sudbury, Ontario)
HEALY- I am searching for any information on James HEALY married to Alice (Allie) HENRY.  Their son William Denis HEALY was baptized at St Coco's Newtown on the 4th Feb. 1837 (my GGrandfather), his siblings are Timothy, Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth, that I know of.  Williams baptism sponsors were Michael O'Mara & Dora Groogan.  I am at a stumbling block in my research - I need help to find info on any  link.  Where could I search? William and his siblings came to Australia - What happened to the parents? Were there more children? Did someone stay in  Ireland? Please Help Me find these and more answers. August 2005 Raine

 

HOLMES - William H. Holmes, age 39, his wife Nora, age 26, and four children are listed in the 1851 Census of the Parish of Simonds. Elijah Holmes, age 36, farmer, was a lodger in William and Nora's household. Does anyone know if Elijah was related to William, and who Elijah's parents were? George Hayward

 
IRVINE  Mary Ellen Irvine, b:  Dec. 28, 1838 in Woodstock, Carleton, NB
d:  1908 in Woodstock, Carleton, NB bu: Meductic Cemetery, Woodstock, Carleton, NB
m:  John Dow Porter before 1863  contact banot@valornet.com

JACKSON  Feb 4/ 2004 - Looking for ancestry of Alexander Jackson b 1828 in Woodstock, NB.  Married Emily London or Loudon.  He died 16 June 1850 in Woodstock, NB.  His father was John and his mother, Margaret Symonds..... Would be interested in any information on any of these.  We are at a standstill or brick wall with this family.   Penny Jackson Pray E MAIL / PENBRU@aol.com
JONES David   1811-1895, long time resident of Woodstock.  Searching for info on his parents.  e-mail  Arlene @swnm.com

KELLY   Aug 2003 Searching for parents of Catherine/Katherine Kelly/Kelley who married Asa McNintch/McNinch in Nov 1858 in Victoria Corner/Summerville, Carleton Co NB area. John MacNintch E Mail / j.macnintch@worldnet.att.net
KILCOLLINS and MERITHEW:  I'm looking for anything on the past for my Grt.Grt. Grandparents, they were; JAMES KILCOLLINS b.1784, place unknown, d. bet. 1871&1881 in Summerfield. In census records he claims to be an American Loyalist. Discharged from the New Brunswick Fencibles on May 24 1817. In 1820 he married the widow ANN HARGROVE or HARTGROVE (nee MERRITHEW) b. 1781, d. bet. 1851&1861. Their Children were Abraham, Jerusha, Nancy, and my Grt. Grandfather Thomas. Thank you, Dwayne Kilcollins. dkilcol@pivot.net
KITCHEN -I am tracing back family roots and have hit a roadblock at George Kitchen married to Margaret, they show up on the 1871 census in Burton parish Sunbury county, trying to establish who George’s parents were and where they lived. I am a direct descendant of theirs and have extensive info of their descendants if anyone is looking. Margaret was a Burpee. Thanks for any help,   Michael Beach
 
LAPOINTE / LEPOINTE - My great-great grandmother, Odile LePointe (sometimes spelled LaPointe), was born in "Somersville, Canada - French" circa 1852-56.  U.S. census records showed that she was French-speaking and a Catholic (she emigrated to the U.S. circa 1871).  Any information or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Christine Bonaguide

LAVIGNE July 2003 - I am looking for relatives of Margaret Lavigne born December 10, 1880 died July 8, 1944.  Her parents were William Lavigne and Elizabeth McVane from St. Martins. She married Jeremiah Sullivan on October 12, 1897.  They lived in Johnville, New Brunswick, Canada.  I have researched the Sullivans back to the 1700 in Ireland.  However, when I try to research my French roots I have hit a brick wall.  I would like to know more about the Lavignes.  Can you help? Brenda Jackson / nulife97@nbnet.nb.ca
LAW / MILTON - James LAW married Hannah MILTON 12 May 1845 Woodstock, NB.  James was born 1814 (Canada) and I believe he died before 1867. Hannah born 1828 NS, died after 1868, where? Her parents were John MILTON and Hannah (unknown). I believe James and Hannah had 2 daughters: Hannah, 20 Dec 1845, died 1847 Woodstock, and Martha Elizabeth 9 Jan. 1848, died 1848 Woodstock.  Any information on the LAW or MILTON families would be greatly appreciated. EMAIL Janice, gruber@olypen.com

LUNN July 2003 MY MOTHER PAULINE AMANDA LUNN WAS BORN IN SUMMERFIELD JUNE 1904..HER FATHER WAS EZRA STANLEY LUNN , SON OF HANFORD AND AMANDA ANY INFO APPRECIATED...AS TO HER BIRTH AND WHEN SHE LEFT  THAT AREA FOR MAINE,USA..THANK YOU..RICHARD CHAMBERLIN. E Mail / uptocamp@prexar.com
MALLORY - I am informed there is a Caleb Mallory buried in Pine Grove Cemetery.   I don't see him on your list...but someone walking the Cemetery several years ago mentioned it to me having seen the stone. There was a Caleb Mallory and wife Mary Ferry who had several descendants living near Maugersville.    I have been trying to find a full list of Caleb's descendants ...but have turned up very little. Caleb supposedly lived near Eaton's Corner in Quebec for a time but disappeared.    His brother, Dr Jonathan Mallory lived Wakefield parish...and was married to a Nevers. Any help would be appreciated. Mallory Smith
 
McFawn/MacFawn
MCCAIN- Looking for connections to Hugh and Alice McCain. Came from County Downe Ireland about 1818. Children were Jane Anne Marr. Simon Wigle (Bennie Lumber), "Smith' McCain, William McCain (MPP, Essex County, Ontario),  Joseph, and James. Have documentation from Census for all members to present, looking for parents of Hugh, and connection to Ireland. E Mail  / harvey@kelcom1.igs.net
 
McGee - looking for descendants of Lillie Annie McGee who married George Warren Draper June 7, 1905. Sandra Wallace

MCGRATH   Looking for info on William and or Emma McGrath of Knoxford, NB.

This is what I know. William McGrath was born in Sept 15, 1846 in NB. His father was born in 1808 I don't have his name or other info other than he married an eunice. That is what I am looking for. More info on Williams parents. William had a brother moses, daniel, and sister margiry. They are scottish. William married Emma Rebecca Cain who DOB is Oct 5, 1854 died nov 14, 1932. They had the following children, Addie, Frank, Alma, Claude, and Alberta ( my grandmother) Emma is listed Irish. Please contact Myrna Gauvin at claudegavin@eastlink.ca

 

MCKEEN / DAVIS  I am looking for some family history on Mathew Davis and Rosannah Davis. They lived in Woodstock for a long while and perhaps died there. They had a son Leonard Davis who married Mary Mckeen. The other children are Isaac Glibert and Sarah. Any info I can get on this family would be helpful. Mathew was born about 1808, Rosannah 1816 and Leonard was born 1836. If anybody is reasearching the Davis or Mckeens in this area Please contact me at bkargabrite@sbcglobal.net  Thanks! Kathy April 12, 2004
MCKENZIE - I am looking to find more information about Captain William McKenzie and wanted to find out more about him, McKenzie that is. I would be interested in finding out what unit he was with at Waterloo. I wonder if he has any descendants still living in the Woodstock area? Any information would be appreciated! thanks! Gary Campbell
McLEAN/COOK: Am trying to find the parents for Mary McLean, born about  1813-1815 according to the 1850 US Census in NS but don't know if this is  right. She married Eli Cook in 1831 in Woodstock, Cty of York,  Fredericton, NB. They lived in Canada a few years and then went back to   Dixmont, Maine where he came from. There was a George McLean in NB who was  born in NS according to the NB 1871 census. Could he have been her   brother? Thanks for any help anyone can give me. Elvera Pardi

MCMCONNAGLE   July 2003 - I am trying to find more about my father's family on his mother's side.  I did find that my great great grandfather was John McMonnagle  is buried at St Agnes, Debec N.B. and was 100 year old when he died.  My great grandfather married a Sarah Langan, they were both of Richmond, I believe they married on July 16,1867. My grandmother Louise (or Louisa) was born July 6, 1868 in Canada.  I was told that she moved to Houlton, Maine when she was about 9 years old. My Dad also told me years ago that they owned a farm in Canada and also the one in Houlton, Maine.  Louise had some brothers, I know of a Frank (maybe Francis) and Thomas. Any information of when they arrived in Canada from Ireland, then went to Maine etc. would be greatly appreciated.  My grandmother later moved to