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ALLEN  Richibucto Review Feb. 1 1894
Mr. Leon Allen of Buctouche died last week form la grippe.  His wife died the week before from the same disease.

AMOS  Richibucto Review July 2 1891
We learn from an exchange that Daniel Amos was drowned in D Sumners mill pond at Shinnimicas Friday Morning. Deceased was thirty years of age and unmarried.

ATKINSON  Richibucto Review  Jan 25 1894
At Mortimore Harcourt on Tuesday 16th inst, after a short but severe illness Howard, youngest son of Thomas and Mary Atkinson aged 18 years 10 months and 2 days.

BLACK Richibucto Review Jan 18 1891
Mr. Andrew C. Black, uncle of Mr. Wm. A. Black died at Fredericton Monday at 78.  Deceased was a barrister at law, was admitted in 1840 and practiced for several years in St. John but on account of deafness was compelled to retire from the business a few years ago.

BOWNESS  Richibucto Review Mar 1 1894
At Mill Creek on the 24th inst, John Bowness, farmer, age 77 years.  His remains were buried Monday in the Richibucto Burying Ground.

CAMERON  Richibucto Review October 1908
 The death of Margaret, relict of James Cameron took place at Chatham on Sept. 20th. Deceased was in the eighty eighth year of her age and had resided during the greater part of her long life in Kent County, her late husband having been for many years engaged in lumbering. Cameron's Mills on the Kouchibouguac River, derived its name from the location there of a mill owned by James Cameron.
( see obit )

CAMPBELL  Richibucto Review  Jan 25 1894
Entered into rest on Sunday January 7th, Maggie McKendrick, wife of James M. Campbell of
Bass River, aged 35 years.  She was much beloved by a large circle of friends and acquaintances and will be much missed in the community in which she lived.  Her end was Peace.

CARTER  Richibucto Review Feb. 22 1894
Mr. Wm. Carter died at Kouchibouguac last week.  He had been in poor health for some time and on Thursday took a violent pain in his head.  Dr. Olloqui was summoned from Kingston, but before he arrived Carter was dead.  His brother Robert Carter arrived home from the States Tuesday.

CLARE  Richibucto Review  Oct. 8 1896
George  Clare died of Consumption aged 26 years 9 months.(see obit)

CLARE Richibucto Review June 1891
At Milford Me., June 6th Norman James Clare aged 22 years 2 months.

CURRAN  Richibucto Review Dec 18 1890
The funeral of the late Mrs. Terrence Curran will take place at her late residence
West Branch, today ( Thursday) at 1 pm

DAIGLE  Richibucto Review Feb. 5 1891
At St. Charles, Jan 28th Agnes Robichaud, wife of Joseph J. Daigle, R. I. P

DOANE Richibucto Review  June 1896
At Somerville, Mass June 4  Jennie E, wife of Warren F DOANE in her 33rd year of age.  Deceased was a daughter of Jas. Glendenning of Kingston.

DONAHER  Richibucto Review  May 28th 1896
Mrs. James Donaher an old and respected resident of Kingston died at her home on Sunday morning after a very short illness.  Mrs. Donaher who usually enjoyed good health had worked on her garden on Sat., and felt as well as usual.  She retired about 10 o'clock pm.  About midnight she awoke and called her daughter Emma and  son.  She complained about a pain in the region in her heart.  Dr. Olloqui was summoned but before the doctor arrived life was extinct.  Heart failure was the cause of death.  Mrs. Donaher was twice married.  Her first husband was Dennis O'Connor her second husband who is dead was James Donaher. She leaves 8 children. She was 79 years old.  The remains interred in Kingston RC Cemetery yesterday.
 

FLETT Richibucto Review Feb. 5 1891
At Nelson, on the 22nd ult. of typhoid fever Matilda May Flett aged 2 years and two months daughter of Rebecca and the late H.S. Flett.

FRASER  Richibucto Review  January 25 1894
At Canaan Settlement, Jan 21st of Diabetes, Noble Hursey aged 17 years 6 months oldest son of James Fraser.

GAMBLE, Amos Moncton Times, Tuesday, October 9, 1928 ( donated by Shirley Coneen)
The death of AMOS GAMBLE occured at the home of his sister, Mrs. JAMES TEED
of Irishtown,on Saturday.  He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. JAMES TEED of
Irishtown, Mrs. HARVEY MULLINS of Sommerville, Mass., and Mrs. JOHN HERNON
(sic) of Phoenix, Arizona.  The funeral was conducted from Notre Dame Catholic Church."
 

GAMBLE, Thomas  The Daily Times Moncton, NB Wednesday February 4, 1903
(donated by Shirley Coneen)
Notre Dame Notes February 7:  On Thursday 29th inst. after a lengthy
illness THOMASGAMBOL [sic GAMBLE] passed peacefully away at the home of
his daughter Mrs. JAMES TIDD.
He had been ailing for several months and death came as a relief to his
sufferings.  Until last summer he was a wonderfully strong and healthy for a man of his
age when he was injured internally by a gun "kicking" which he discharged at a rat which
was making too free with his grain.  He was born on Prince Edward Island in the early
part of the 19th century, but in his manhood sought his fortune on the New Brunswick shore
where he married and reared a family of nine, five of whom survive him, viz:  AMOS who
has made his home in the west,Mrs. DOWNING and Mrs. HERON [sic HERNAN] of
Boston, Mrs. MULLIN of Tracy, NB andMrs. JAS TIDD who resides here.  His funeral
took place Saturday afternoon in the UnionCemetery with Rev. A. E. Lepage officiating.
 

GLENCROSS  Richibucto Review Feb. 27 1908
The sad intelligence was received here Sunday of the death at Chelsea, Mass. Saturday evening of Fanny, wife of John Glencross, formerly of Upper Rexton.  Mrs. Glencross was Miss Fanny James, youngest daughter of the late Abraham and Mrs. James of Upper Rexton and has many friends here who regret to hear of her early demise.  She underwent an operation for appendicitis a short time ago and could not recover.  She is survived by her husband, mother and one sister, Mrs. Wright Walker, who resides in the Western States and three brothers, William, Abraham, and Henry. The remains of Mrs. John Glencross whose death at Chelsea Mass is reported in another column were brought here yesterday and the funeral will be held this afternoon.  Interment will be In St. Andrew's Cemetery.  Mr. Glencross and Mr. Kennedy and Mrs. Talbot, uncle and aunt of the deceased accompanied the remains here.

GODFREY   Richibucto Review Sept 11 1890
At Black Brook, Northumberland County Sept 5th, Eveline B, wife of
John A Godfrey, aged 16

 GRAHAM Richibucto Review Sept 4 1890
At South Side of Richibucto River , Aug. 29th Mary, wife of Robert Graham, aged 70 years.

GRIMES  ( GINNESS)Richibucto Review May 1908
Moncton May 25
The holiday did not pass without a tragedy which came in the form of death to two persons through drinking of bay rum, wood alcohol or some other alcoholic poison.  This afternoon doctors were summoned to an Indian camp....Investigation shows that the Indian whose name was Oliver Grimes (GINESS) of Buctouche and Mary Noel , wife of James Noel met in Moncton on Saturday and went on a spree together.  About half past six Saturday evening they arrived at the Noel camp the worse of drunk.  According to Noel's son they had a pint bottle labeled bay rum but it was empty at the time they reached camp.  Sunday morning both fell ill but nothing serious was anticipated until this morning when their situation grew critical and medical aid was summoned. Before the doctor arrived Grimes died and the squaw only arrived an hour or two longer.  That both deaths were due to drinking bay rum or wood alcohol is evident and Coroner Purdy to night empanelled a jury to inquire into the facts.
The husband of Mrs. Noel is away in Buctouche at the time of the tragedy. Those in camp were grimes, Mrs. Noel, her son Thos. Muse ( Meuse)and Levi Paul.
She was thirty nine, while Grimes was between sixty and seventy.

HANNAY   Richibucto Review Feb. 15 1894
At Kingston, on the 10th inst, after a few days illness Charles Hannay, Watchmaker, aged 35 years.  Much and deeply regretted.
The report of the death of Mr. Charles Hannay of Kingston was a sad surprise to many of his friends in the vicinity.  He was attacked last week with hemorrhage of the lungs which ended fatally last Saturday.  Deceased was thirty-five years of age.  He leaves a wife and infant son.  The funeral took place at Kingston Tuesday.
 

HEBERT  Richibucto Review  Oct. 9 1890
Cocagne-We regret referring to the death of Mrs. John Hebert which took place on Sunday 28th ult. after a few weeks illness from (.?erysipelas) being in the thirty-seventh year of her age, sympathy is universally expressed towards Mr. Hebert and his young family in their sad and irreparable loss.

HILL
Mr. John Hill ( see obit)

HUNTER Richibucto Review Sept 18 1890
In St. John on the 11th inst., after a short illness William F. Hunter, in the 41st year of his age, leaving a wife and three children to mourn their sad loss.

KENNEDY  Richibucto Review  June 1891
At Kingston May 30th William Kennedy in the 80th year of his age

KESWICK  Richibucto Review Sept 4 1890
At Bass River August 28 George Edgar, infant son of William and Jessie Keswick, aged 4 months and 22 days.

LITTLE  Richibucto Review June 1 1896
The funeral of the late Mrs. Robert Little which took place on Sunday afternoon was largely attended.  Sixty carriages besides a number on foot accompanied the remains to the grave.  Rev. Wm. Hamilton conducted the services.  The pall bearers were Messers. Rbt. Lennox, Alex Lennox, H M Ferguson, Robert Law, Wm. T Girvan, Hazen Ross

LIVINGSTON Richibucto Review Feb. 15 1894
A telegram to Mrs. Wm. J. Smith Saturday evening announced the death of her brother Mr. John Livingston the veteran editor, thorough newspaper man at Montreal of pneumonia after an illness of only a few days. Mr. Livingston, although not a robust man enjoyed good health and was making preparations for starting a new paper when suddenly called away.  Deceased was the oldest son of the late Henry Livingston, Collector of Customs for the County of Kent and was born at Richibucto in the year 1837.  His family removed to Shediac when he was quite young and his earlier years were spent in that place.  He learned the  business of telegraphy and became an operator in the office of the old New Brunswick Co. first in Richibucto and afterwards in St. John.  In St. John he became connected with the Colonial Presbyterian then owned and edited by the late Wm. Elder.  He subsequently passed into the office of the Morning News and in October 1862 ( ?established)
the morning Telegraph.  In 1871 he sold the Telegraph to Mr. Elder.  He then became the editor of the Tribune in St. John and afterwards came to Moncton and edited the Moncton Times which was turned into a Daily.  He was subsequently editor of the Watchman Sun, Montreal Herald and the Toronto Empire.  While on the latter paper, his health failed him.  He resigned from the Empire in 1887 and went to Calgary but a few months ago returned to Montreal.  Mr. Livingston married in 1866 the daughter of the late Mr. J. Armstrong.  She died in Montreal in (? 1884-very faint)
leaving eight children- four sons and four daughters, the youngest now twelve years of age.  Two of Mr. Livingstons sons have adopted the profession of journalism and one of them is on the Montreal Star.

LOBAN   Richibucto Review  June 1891
At Chatham June 5th after a lingering illness  Mrs. Robert Loban, aged 83

LOGGIE- Richibucto Review Oct. 9 1890
At Richibucto Sept 27th Leta M, infant daughter of Peter Loggie aged three months and nineteen days.

MERSEREAU  Richibucto Review  Feb. 5 1891
At Tracey Station S. Co, Jan 10th Lawrence Mersereau aged 98 years and 7 months leaving seven children, thirty four grandchildren and one great grandchild.

MILLER  Richibucto  June 1891
At Millerton NB on the 28th May Annie Christie widow of the late Thomas Miller,formerly of Montreal  aged 65 years

MORRIS   Richibucto Review 1891
At Marysville, York County on the 23rd. ult., Lucinda, wife of Daniel Morris, in her
66th year.

MORRIS   Richibucto Review 1891
At Marysville, on the 29th ult.., Daniel Morris in his 75th year

MORRISON  Richibucto Review Feb. 5 1891
A semi demented old woman named Annie Morrison was found dead in a snow
bank near Little Narrows, C. B. a short time ago.  She was found by parties
going to church on Sunday Morning.
 

MULLIN, Margaret [Gamble]The Daily Times Moncton, NB  Thursday September 19, 1940
The death of Mrs. MARGARET MULLIN of Fredericton Junction occurred Sunday
night at the home of her sister Mrs. JAMES TIDD, Notre Dame, Kent County and
occasioned  much sorrow among a wide circle of friends and relatives.  Mrs. MULLIN
was visiting her sister when an illness of about a year's duration became aggravated causing her death.  She is survivedby three sons, ARTHUR, HARRY and FRED MULLIN all of Somerville,
Mass and the sister with whom she was visiting.  She was the widow of FRED [sic Harris]
MULLIN who died about six years ago.  The funeral will be held from the home of
JAMES TID, Notre Dame, NB this afternoon at 4:00 pm AST.
Interment will be in Notre Dame.
 

MURRAY  Richibucto review  Feb. 5 1891
At Doaktown, Northumberland County on the 20th ult.  Annie A eldest
daughter of John L and Amelia A Murray aged 24 years
 

MURRAY Richibucto Review Sept 18 1890
William Murray Aug. 17 1889 (see obit)

McARTHUR
Found dead- October 28 1896
Mrs. Catherine McArthur mother of Mrs. Philip Woods was found dead in her bed at the latters residence
She had retired the previous night at her usual hour and was in apparent good health as she did not come down for breakfast the family became uneasy and went up to see if anything was wrong and they found that she had been dead for sometime.
Coroner Bourque summoned the following jury and held an investigation to the cause of her death.
AC Storer, RW Beers, John Robertson, Fred Ferguson, Jas Graham, J.M. O'Brien and James Jardine
The jury found the deceased had come to her dead from natural causes.
The interment took place in the Cemetery Kingston Monday
The funeral was largely attended.  About $80.00 were found in a trunk in the room occupied by the deceased.
Mrs. McArthur was marred twice her first husband being John McNeil and her second husband the late Donald McArthur, Kingston
She leaves several children all whom are married she is 73.

McCLEAVE Richibucto Review Mar 26 1891
Robert McCleave, brother of David McCleave of Moncton  was killed
at Lynn Mass. by a passing railway train.
 

McDERMOTT   Richibucto Review Sept 4 1890
At Weldford, Aug. 20th James McDermott aged 55 years  His End was Peace.
(see Obit)

McDONALD  Richibucto Review  Feb. 1 1894
Mr. Angus McDonald died at Denver Colorado on Nov. 14th aged 80 years. The deceased was a native of Fort William, Scotland and came to the Miramichi when he was only two years old. He resided in Richibucto for a number of years and removed to Colorado in 1865.  He leaves a widow and three sons.

McEACHRAN - Richibucto Review Aug. 28 1890
At Chatham  on the 19th inst, of consumption, Allan C McEACHRAN pilot, in
the 66th year of his age leaving a widows and a large family to mourn their loss.

McEACHRAN  Richibucto Review  Sept 25 1890
At Molus River on Sept 19th of Brights Disease, Peter McEachran aged 35 years.

Margaret McFADDEN Moncton Daily Times    Wednesday, November 29, 1950
( Transcribed and donated to Kent Co Genweb  by Mr. Harold Ryan)
KENT CO. MOTHER, DAUGHTER ARE KILLED
Mrs. Margaret McFadden, Daughter Iona Are Victims
Buctouche(Nov. 28) Residents of the Buctouche-Richiobucto section of Kent county were saddened this evening by news of the highway death in the United States of Miss Iona McFadden and her mother Mrs. Margaret McFadden. Mrs. McFadden is a resident of St. Pierre, a community two miles from Buctouche and Miss. McFadden, now of Lynn, Mass., resided there for many years. The tragedy occurred near Franklin, Me. when the McFadden car struck another car head-on along an isolated section of the highway. Miss McFadden was killed instantly while her mother was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. Several other persons in the car were reported injured.  Mrs. McFadden and her daughter left Moncton at 5:30 this morning for Lynn, where the elder woman had planned to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. McFadden had been spending her summers at their St. Pierre home and winters in Lynn, where several daughters reside, since the death of her husband several years ago.
 Mrs. McFadden was the former Miss. Margaret Ryan of Buctouche. She is survived by four daughters, Mary, Edith,Rita, and Margaret, all of Lynn, and two sons, Albert of Hearst, Ont. And James, Jones Street, Moncton. Two brothers also survive, John and Patrick Ryan of Buctouche.  It was thought tonight the remains would be brought to Buctouche for burial.
 
 

Michael McFADDEN, Esq
( Transcribed and donated to Kent Co Genweb by Mr. Harold Ryan)
Providing a translation of an article on the history of the McFadden and related
families of Buctouche, N.B from "Le Moniteur Acadien" of Shediac, N.B. dated
28 March 1890.
As I am by no means a professional translater, this translation should not be cited as
a source. Please consult the original article available on microfilm interlibary
loan from the National Libary of Canada.

Died at Bouctouche, on the 19th of March, Michael McFadden, Esq., at the age of
66.On the occasion of the death of Michael Mcfadden, Esq., I have prepared the
following remarks on his family.
John McFadden, born in Ireland, arrived at Saint John in 1824 at the age of 16.
A sister by the name of Ellen later married to Patrick McCullough, of Saint
John, had preceded him to America by a couple of years and with no knowledge of
where she was, he found her in Saint John. He became engaged with a compatriot
by the name of Hart to work in the lumber camps of the upper Saint John River.
His employer was most pleased by his excellent qualities but John was not able
to earn a living by swinging an axe and as a consequence was not of much use.
Hart counselled his young friend to become a peddler and acting as his mentor
provided him with a generous advance. John took the money and in the course of
his travels, he had the good fortune to visit Bouctouche. He decided that here
was where he was going to live. In 1830 he purchased a fine property, the land
of Wenceslaus Roy, on the south bank of the Madagouiac (Little Bouctouche)
River, where his son Patrick still lives in fine comfort. In 1832, he married
Ann Kiswick who converted to the Catholic religion.
Anne Kiswick was the sister of John Kiswick who died in Bouctouche in 1882 at
the age of 80 and of Mrs. John Potts who is still alive at the age of 78. The
Kiswick family came from the north of Ireland and arrived in Bouctouche around
1828. Mrs. John Mcfadden died in 1853 at the age of 45 and the widower married
a second time to Marguerite Desprez who is still alive. John died on the 6th
of May 1868 at the age of 60.
His brother Patrick was married first to Rose Mulhern and then for a second time to
Marie Henri. His sisters, Sarah who married Michel Carroll, Mary who married
William Elliot and Suzanne who is a deceased spinster, arrived in Bouctouche in
1835.
William Elliot has left two sons: Thomas who married Alice McPhelan, and Joseph
who married Marie Chamberland. Michel Carroll is still alive at a very advanced
age while his wife Sarah, died in March 1879 at the age of 66. Patrick McCullough
and his wife died several years ago in Saint John. They left a grandson in
Bouctouche, Harry, aged 10, who resides with the parish priest, Rev. Michaud and
takes classes at the convent of the Immaculate Conception with great success and
another granddaughter, Kateline, aged 7 who lives with her mother and also takes
classes at the convent. These children are the sole offspring of Patrick
McCullough who died in 1884 and Ruth Trenholm, this Patrick being the son of the
elder Patrick McCullough.
John McFadden and Patrick McCullough Sr. were for a long time associated in
commerce.
The children of John McFadden and Anne Kiswick are:
Michel, deceased bachelor;
Jane, married to John Plume of South Branch, Richiboutou;
John, deceased bachelor;
Ellen, elderly spinster living in Saint John;
Thomas, elderly bachelor;
James, died in Ireland;
Patrick, married to Sarah O'Sullivan and father of a large family;
Mary, married to John Gifford, Saint John;
Joseph, married to Ellen O'Flaherty.
The McFadden family came from Clones, Fermanagh County in the north of Ireland,
the same village that has given this province the esteemed Bishop of Saint John,
Monsiegneur John Sweeny. The elderly John McFadden took great pleasure to relate
that he had assisted at the marriage of the father and mother of the Monseigneur
of Saint John.
John McFadden had purchased for his brother Patrick the property of the heirs of
Julien Collet comprising the second lot at the tip of the Point and adjacent to
the grant of Jacques Cormier. When the elderly Patrick who had spent all his
life in the neighborhood of the Church, decided in 1874 to spend his final years
in Saint John, Miss Marguerite Maillet, no doubt inspired by divine providence,
purchased from him the plot of land between Black River and the road to the
Church, containing 20 arpents. When Rev. Michaud arrived in the parish in 1876
and spoke about building a convent, Miss Maillet, in order to encourage such a
fine enterprise, donated this fine property whose value today is uncountable.
The rest of the lot was purchased and added to this property for the usage of
the convent. Miss Marguerite Maillet, born in St. Louis, is today the esteemed
Sister Julienne, superior of the convent of Ste. Anne in Shediac.

Some comments on this extensive article:
Michael McFdden was reported to be 56 in the burial entry in the Bouctouche
parish register. The writer reports him to be 66.
The three Kiswick siblings, John, Anne and Margaret always reported that they
were natives of Scotland when enumerated by census takers. The writer asserts
they originated in northern Ireland.

McLELLAND  Richibucto Review  Oct. 1 1896
The residents of West Galloway were shocked to hear the death of Gordon
McLelland which took place at Washburn Wis. on the 18th inst. in his 35th year
of age.  Mr. McLelland has been for the past 13 years working in the same place.
The death was sudden- he had eaten his dinner as he did not purpose working that
afternoon, he left the camp where they ear, entered the dormitory where he was
found 20 minutes after by the chore boy, quietly sleeping his long last sleep his hat
laying on his heart while he held a paper in his hand.
He leaves three sisters: Mrs. James L Girvan of west Galloway, Mrs. William Harper, Campbellton Miss Annie McLelland who lives with her.
Two brothers James and David to mourn the irreparable loss of an affectionate brother.
They have the sympathy of all their neighbours who remember Gordon as a good
hearty fellow.
May God comfort the bereaved ones and sustain them in their sore bereavement.
 

McLEOD  Richibucto Review Oct. 28 1890
At Moncton, October 19th Joseph McLeod aged 59 years.

McNEIL Richibucto Review July 23 1908
Angus McNeil formerly of Black River near Buctouche died at the Moncton Hospital
last week.  The deceased moved to Shediac road some years ago.  He is survived by a
widow, two sons and five daughters.

NOEL- Richibucto Review May 28
see Oliver GRIMES

PATTERSON Richibucto Review Sept 18 1890
We regret to announce the death of A. E. Patterson which occurred at the residence of Mrs. Stothart on Sunday evening last.  Albert was one of our most popular young men an accomplished musician.  Generous and noble disposition  He will be missed and mourned by a large circle of friends.  We extend our sympathy.

POIRIER
Word has been received here of the sudden death of heart disease at Rumford Falls
Maine, a few days ago of Fidele Poirier, formerly of St. Louis, Kent County.
Deceased was about 30 years of age was the son of the late Pierre Poirier of St. Louis
and a brother of Jean Baptiste Poirier of St. Louis.  The remains were interred at Rumford Falls.

ROSS Richibucto Review Feb. 5 1891
At Chatham on the 27th Mrs. Wm. Ross age 55

John RYAN
( Transcribed and donated to Kent Co Genweb by Mr. Harold Ryan)
Death Report - Moncton Times 5 Aug 1951
Death Claims John Ryan Buctouche, Aug 5 (Special)
Death Came unexpectedly today for a well known Buctouche man,
John Ryan Sr. Mr. Ryan's body was found late today on a wooded
section of his farm about three quaters of a mile from his home.
 He had apparently suffered a heart attack. Mr Ryan had
left the house early in the aftenoon for a walk as was his custom.
When he failed to return in time for supper his family became
alarmed and a nephew, George, accompanied by some neighbors, started
to search for him. He had suffered from a heart condition for more
then six years.
 A lifelong resident of Buctouche he was born 74 years ago,
a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, natives of Ireland. With
a brother, Patrick, he had operated the family farm here and was one
of the best known and most highly respected residents of the district.
 A man of sterling character whose charitableness and many fine
neighborly qualities had all times held for him the repect and esteem
of all who knew him, Mr. Ryan will be greatly missed in the neighborhood
and news of his sudden death will bring widespread regret.
 In religion he was a Roman Catholic and a member of the Church
of St. John the Baptist here.
 He was a bachelor and is survived by one brother, Patrick; also
a number of neices and nephews. A sister, Mrs. Margaret McFadden, was
killed less then a year ago in a motor accident in the state of Maine
which also took the life of her daughter.
 The funeral arrangements have not been completed.

Patrick  Ryan
( Transcribed and donated to Kent Co Genweb by Mr. Harold Ryan)
Patrick  Death Notice - Moncton Times 18 Nov 1953
Buctouche(Special) Relatives and friends will be shocked to learn of the sudden
passing of Patrick Ryan, a widely known resident of Buctouche. Mr. Ryan died Tuesday
morning while putting his cows in his stable after a snow squall started.
 He was found by his son, George, just after he had collapsed from a heart attack.
He failed to rally and died almost immediately. He had suffered from a heart condition for
a number of years.
 Mr. Ryan was a native of Buctouche and was in his 75th year. He was born November
25, 1878, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan. He was a descendent of a pioneer
Irish family in this county and had been a lifelong resident of the community where he was
held in high esteem.
 In the early days when the port of Buctouche was a busy spot Mr. Ryan had been
engaged in seafaring and he also successfully operated a farm. A man of sterling charactor,
gnerous and charitable, he was known as a good friend and neighbor and his hospitality of
those who entered his home was warm. He had the courage of his convictions in public affairs
and was recognized as a honest and upright citizen.
 In religion he was a Roman Catholic and a member of the Church of St. John the
Baptist.
 Surviving are his wife, the former Annie Allain; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Scobie,
Montreal and Marjorie of the Royal Bank staff, Monton; four sons, Edward and John of
Buctouche, Dennis of Sarnia, Ont., and George at home.
 The funeral will be held Friday from the family home to the Church of St. John the
Baptist for mass at 9 a.m. Internment in the church cemetery.

SHORT  Richibucto Review Oct. 1896
died Mrs. W W Short ( see obit)

STEEVES  Richibucto Review  Feb. 5 1891
At Moncton, Jan 30 of membranous croup, Minnie Lansbery youngest child of
Enoch W and Elizabeth Steeves, aged two years and three months.

SULLIVAN Richibucto Review  June 1891
At Chatham June 1st, John Sullivan  aged 75

THOMPSON Richibucto Review Aug. 28 1890
At Richibucto, Aug. 22 John Thompson in his 67th year of his age.  His End was Peace.

TIDD Moncton Times & Transcript   August 1942 9 (donated by Shirley Coneen)
DEATHS - JAMES W. TIDD - The death of JAMES W. TIDD occurred on Saturday at
hisresidence Irishtown Road, at the age of 83 years.  He was a native of
Dorchester, the son ofthe late JAMES TIDD and MARY ANN FAY.
Mr. TIDD spent the greater part of his younger life in the United States,
from where hemoved to Notre Dame, Kent County, where he established a home and spent the
remainingyears of his life during which he resided with his daughter, Mrs. ALBERT
THOMAS, Irishtown Road.
He is survived by two sons, HARRY, of West Medford, Mass., and JACK of
Somerville, Mass.,and four daughters, Mrs. ALBERT THOMAS, Mrs. B.W. RAND, North Reading, Mass.,Miss MARGARET, Bangor, Me., and Mrs. VAUGHAN WEST of Moncton.
 Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. JOHN COFFEY, of Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. ALBERT TIDD,
Moncton, andone brother, CHRISTOPHER, of Moncton.  Eight grandchildren also survive,
one of whom is 2nd Lieut. LLOYD TIDD, U.S. Flying Corps. stationed in Alabama.
Mr. TIDD's wife, the former ADELAIDE GAMBLE, died five months ago.
The funeral will be held on Tuesday morning with requiem mass in the Notre Dame Church
at 10 o'clock, afte which interment will be made in the parish cemetery.

 TEED (Tidd)- Ada 1958 ( donated by Shirley Coneen)
Mourn death of Mrs. A. Teed - The death of Mrs. Ada Teed, 81, widow of
Albert, 29 Victoria St.,occurred at her home Monday at noon.  Mrs. Teed, born in
Notre Dame, a daughter of the late James and Maion ?(sic Mary Ann) (Fay) Teed;
member of St. Bernard's Parish.  Her husband died in 1949.  Survived by 6 daughters;
Rev. Sister Anna Marie (Elsie), Regina; Rev. Sister MarionTheresa (Eva), Woodstock;
Mrs. Lee Campbell (Alice), Taunton, Mass.; Miss Ella at home;Mrs. Geo Harris (Dorothy)
at home; and Mrs. Willard Taylor (Rhoda) of Moncton.  Four sons,Russell, Lewisville;
Willis, Detroit; Albert and Roy of Moncton.  She was last surviving member of her family.
 

VAUTOUR Richibucto Review Sept 4 1890
At Laketon, Aug. 20th Bonnie, son of Luke and Harriet Vautour aged 25 years.

VONDY Richibucto Review Feb. 5 1891
At her residence Chatham on Wednesday 21st Jan after a short illness
Mary A Vondy daughter of the late Thos. Vondy Sr.

WARREN  Richibucto Review  Feb. 15 1894
At Nicholas River on the 29th inst, Elsie, wife of Andrew Warren aged 86 years.

WILSON  Richibucto Review Aug. 28 1890
At Salmon River, on the evening of the 12th, John Wilson, in the 58th year of his age.
 His End was Peace.