Index
| Name |
Year
|
Comments |
| Brockway, | 1846 | Assistance for saw and grist mill. |
| Carrick, Elizabeth | 1852 | Balance of pension due to her late mother, Rachel Carrick. |
| Carrick, Rachel | 1852 | Pension as widow of a Revolutionary War soldier. |
| Carroll, Paul | 1848 | An emigrant pauper. |
| Carson, John | 1850 | Compensation for a bad land grant. |
| Carson, Thomas | 1841 | Compensation for a bad land grant. |
| Cathcart, John Jr. | 1853 | Compensation for a bad land grant. |
| Cleary, Mary Ann | 1837 | Relief. |
| Cleary, Peter | 1837 | Late husband of Mary Ann Cleary. |
| Folley, Thomas | 1840 | An emigrant pauper. |
| Leonard, Terence | 1841 | Involved in a bad land grant. |
| Linton, James | 1853 | Compensation for a bad land grant. |
| McCaskill | 1840 | Overseer of the Poor. |
| McFarlane, Duncan (father) | 1844-47
1849-51 1853 |
Revolutionary War soldier. Late husband of Ruth McFarlane. |
| McFarlane, Duncan (son) | 1853 | Balance on pension due to his late mother Ruth. |
| McFarlane, Richard |
1846-47
|
Compensation for inventing a Fish Way. |
| McFarlane, Ruth | 1844-47
1849-51 |
Pension as widow of a Revolutionary War soldier, Duncan. |
| McFarlane, Samuel | 1840 | Overseer of the Poor. |
| McGill, John | 1846 | Assistance for cloth manufactory. |
| Norton, Reuben | 1845 | Assistance for a mill. |
| Orr, John | 1847 | Compensation for helping a "sick and destitute" emigrant. |
| Turner, David | 1838 | Compensation for a bridge accident. |
| Turner, Rachel | 1849 | Posthumous pension payment as a widow of a Revolutionary War solider. |
| Turner, Richard | 1840 | Overseer of the Poor |
| Turner, Richard (son) | 1849 | Son of Rachel Turner. |
Transcription
1837 (7 Wm. IV), A. 11, S. 4
1838 (1 Vic.), A. 12, S. 1To Mary Ann Cleary, widow of the late Peter Cleary of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, twenty pounds to assist her in her present indigent circumstances. [p. 10]
1840 (3 Vic.), A. 12, S. 4To David Turner, of Saint Patrick, the sum of thirty pounds to remunerate him for losses sustained by the carrying away of a Bridge in an unfinished state of the Le Proe River, by a freshet ; the same to be taken out of the grant for the Great Road from Saint John to Saint Andrews for the present year. [p. 15]
1841 (4 Vic.), A. 12, S. 5To Samuel M'Farlane, John M'Caskill and Richard Turner, Overseers of the Poor for the Parish of Saint Patrick in the County of Charlotte, the sum of seventeen pounds four shillings and six pence for expenses incurred by them in supporting Thomas Folley an Emigrant pauper. [p. 49]
1844 (7 Vic.), A. 13, S. 2To Thomas Carson, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of forty five pounds to reimburse him in part for losses sustained in the purchase and improvement of a lot of Land bought at public sale, said Land having since proved to have been previously granted ; the sum granted not to be paid said Carson until he make compensation to Terence Leonard for monies paid by him for Land to said Carson who could give no title to the same. [p. 55]
1845 (8 Vic.), A. 13, S. 3To Ruth M'Farlane, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, Widow of the late Duncan M'Farlane, a deceased Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of ten pounds to assist her in her present destitute condition. [p. 67]
1846 (9 Vic.), A. 13, S. 4To Ruth M'Farlane, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, Widow of the late Duncan M'Farlane, a deceased Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of ten pounds to assist her in her present destitute condition. [p. 70]
To His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor or Administrator of the Government for the time being, a sum not exceeding fifteen pounds towards paying the purchase money of one hundred acres of Land, to include a Mill Site, on Jones' Brook, Digdeguash, to be granted to Reuben Norton, provided he erect a Grist Mill on the said Site, and put the same in operation on or before the first day of January next. [pp. 78-79]
1847 (10 Vic.), A. 14, S. 1To John M'Gill, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of fifty pounds as an encouragement to his Cloth Manufactory, and for the completion thereof. [p. 111]
To Richard M'Farlane the sum of twenty pounds to recompense him for his ingenious invention of a Fish Way, and to defray the expense of bringing his Model to Fredericton for the inspection of the Legislature. [p. 118]
To Ruth Macfarlane, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, Widow of the late Duncan Macfarlane, a deceased Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of ten pounds to assist her in her present destitute condition. [p. 120]
To Reuben Brockway, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of twenty pounds to enable him to complete the purchase of a Lot of Land whereon he has lately erected a Saw Mill and Grist Mill for the benefit of the new settlers in the upper part of that Parish. [p. 122]
1848 (11 Vic.), A. 14, S. 2To Ruth Macfarlan, of Saint Patrick, County of Charlotte, Widow of the late Duncan Macfarlan, a deceased Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of ten pounds to assist her in her present destitute condition. [p. 60]
To John Orr, of the Parish of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of nine pounds six shillings, being expenses incurred by him in support of a sick and destitute Emigrant during the year one thousand eight hundred and forty six. [p. 60]
To Richard M'Farlane, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of twenty pounds in consideration of his ingenuity and ability in the construction of Fishways. [p. 61]
1849 (12 Vic.), A. 14, S. 3To the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Saint Patrick, County of Charlotte, the sum of nine pounds seventeen shillings to reimburse them expenses incurred in relieving[sic] and forwarding to Saint John, to the Lunatic Asylum, Paul Carroll, an Emigrant Pauper and Lunatic. [p. 44]
1850 (13 Vic.), A. 14, S. 4To Ruth M'Farlane, Widow of the late Duncan M'Farlane, of Saint Patrick, an old Solider of the Revolutionary War, the sum of twenty pounds to relieve her in her indigent circumstances ; the same being the amount of Pension due for two years. [p. 121]
To Richard Turner, Son of the late Rachael Turner, of Saint Patrick, Widow of an old Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of seven pounds ten shillings, being the amount of Pension due to his late Mother at the time of her death, he having maintained her during that period. [p. 121]
1851 (14 Vic.)To John Carson, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of ten pounds to remunerate him in part for losses sustained in the purchase of Land from the Crown, which had been previously granted, and to assist him in his present unfortunate condition. [p. 36]
To Ruth M'Farlan, Widow of the late Duncan M'Farlan, a meritorious Soldier of the Revolutionary War in America, the sum of ten pounds to assist her in her present destitute condition. [p. 38]
1852 (15 Vic.), A. 15, S. 2To Ruth M'Farlan, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, Widow of the late Duncan M'Farlan, a old Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of ten pounds. [p. 18]
1853 (16 Vic.), A. 15, S. 3To Elizabeth Carrick, Daughter of the late Rachel Carrick, Widow of an old Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of five pounds, balance due her late Mother at the time of her death. [p. 70]
To the Overseers of the Poor for the Parish of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of sixteen pounds two shillings and six pence, to reimburse them expenses incurred in support of Emigrant Paupers. [p. 78]
To Duncan M'Farlane, of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, Son of the late Ruth M'Farlane, Widow of an old Soldier of the Revolutionary War, the sum of seven pounds ten shillings, being amount due his late Mother at the time of her death. [p. 38]
To John Cathcart, Junior, of the Parish of Saint Patrick, in the County of Charlotte, the sum of ninety nine pounds thirteen shillings and four pence to remunerate him for a loss of a property purchased by him under a grant from the Crown to James Linton, which had been previously granted, and for expenses incurred in defending his title to the said property. [p. 41]
Transcribed by Craig Walsh.