| Kings County
GenWeb
New Brunswick - Canada |
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Family Files on the Web
(both on this site and on private sites)
| Principal Names | Description |
| Avery - Descendants of Richard | St. John and Kings Co. - by Kathy Dubin |
| Belyea/Bulyea - Henry & family | descendants settled in Westfield Parish
& in Queens County / by Cleadie Barnett |
| Bickford - Richard & Elizabeth McAuley | - |
| Bissett, Weldon, and Barbour | Chapel Grove, Carter Point, Browns Flat and Cheyene Station |
| Brittain - William & Mary Collins | three sons were Loyalist settlers / by Cleadie Barnett |
| Cunningham - Descendants of Samuel | b 1823 Son of Hugh and Ann / by Nancy Adams |
| Cusack, Ruby M. | - |
| Doherty - Charles & Bridget [Unknown] | Irish settler in the Nerepis area / by Cleadie Barnett |
| The Flewelling Family | - |
| Finley - Dennis & Adrianna Brittain | Loyalist era settlers first to NS where Dennis was born, he and some siblings moved to Westfield Parish |
| Folkins - Descendants of Joseph, Sr. | - |
| Frazee - Descendants of Joseph | - |
| Hall Family Genealogy | by Diane Donald |
| Harrington/Herrington | Kings County NB Census and Marriage Registers and http://members.aol.com/Joylana/index.harrington.html |
| Holder | and some Sharps by Robert G. Moore |
| Holder | Holders, Hendersons, Fullertons, Yorkshire Millers, Whites and McKiels - Information on Families of the Kingston Peninsula / with some photos by Gordon Miller |
| Howe & Almon Family Lines | - |
| Keating - Unknown & Charlotte [Unknown] | Irish ca.1829 to Nerepis / by Cleadie Barnett |
| Kingston Parish Families | Gordon Miller |
| Lingley - Peter & Mary Day | Loyalist settler at Westfield / by Cleadie Barnett |
| Mallery/Mallory | This family started in Kings County with the landing of the Loyalist. Also included is a site plan of the Baptist Church grave yard in Smithtown (Old French Village) where many loyalists are buried. This information came from a survey map and notes from a local historian (Mr. Beyea). Plus a page for the Prince of Wales American Volunteers, who fought in the American Revolution. The Mallery ancestor fought with this unit before coming to Canada. |
| McAuley - Descendants of William | - |
| McLeod | McLeod in Sussex Parish, related families of Fowler, Buchanan, Daye, McKenzie, Campbell, etc., all pretty much in Kings Co. / Diane McLeod |
| McMonagle - Cornelius, Esq | of Sussex Corner, Kings Co. NB. Stage Coach Inn Sussex Corner, once owned by Hugh McMonagle – Son of Cornelius |
| Moore | and some Sharps by Robert G. Moore |
| Patterson- Descendants of Thomas | Nancy Adams |
| Poley - Frederick Poley and Mary Clain & Samuel Poley and Mary Gray | - |
| Pollock - Descendants of John | - |
| Ritchie - Descendants of James Richard | St. John and Kings Co. / by: Kathy Dubin |
| The Schoales Family | - |
| Stevens - Shubael & Martha Howe | Loyalist settlers at Brandy Pt, Westfield |
| Walker - Descendants of John | - |
| Ward/ Kierstead/ Seeley/ Dixon/ Chapman | - |
| Whelpley, James A. | The Long Reach Skates |
| Whelpley, James A. | Inventor of the "Long Reach" Ice Skates |
| Whelpley, James A. | Boneshaker Bicycle |