Charlotte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: McLean

adougan44 — 2013-06-12 03:32:01Z

Arthur Hill Gillmor was my great grandfather, Henry Edward my grandfather and Horace Hutchins my father. My name Anne . I have info on the St. Martins branch.

Re: Hugh Johnston and Mary Ann Doughtery

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-06-09 11:20:13Z

In what place in NB ?

Re: Hugh Johnston and Mary Ann Doughtery

mebhappy76 — 2013-06-09 10:19:18Z

Hugh Johnston was my g-g-grand father. I have his, Ann's and John's birthdays the same as yours. To my knowledge (and I've been looking for 30+ years), John was their only child.
He married Harriet McDonald, they had a number of children with John dying in the late 1880s. His widow and the children moved to Dayton (Shelton) Washington, USA.
I have never been able to locate Hugh's parents.
jack johnston

Re: Honeydale/St.David - SCOTT

karlesh — 2013-06-01 17:38:46Z

Hello, I am the gr gr granddaughter of John K. Scott, my grandmother married Ed Scott, his grandson in 1921. If I can help in any way, feel free to contact me.

Re: Cook, Nancy and Henry Frye

sewinglady58 — 2013-05-30 13:29:58Z

Sorry I have not gone further...He is a bit of info. it may help
RS141A1b
Index to Late Registration of Births

Name FRYE, GEORGE PETER
Sex M
Date 1899-09-05
Place ST. STEPHEN
County CHARLOTTE
Father FRYE, HENRY HAVELOCK
Mother MORRISON, ELLA
Code 1899-F-61
Microfilm F18793
Digitized copies are free to download. I
Anglican Baptisms 1892

Henry Havelock Frye: Death Cert. says born in St. Stephens March 19, 1869. He was a fireman and Janitor. His parents were Edward Frye (Irish) and Eliza Bell. His wife was Ella Frye. Burried in St. Stephens and died of bronchial pneumonia after or during an operation for cronic Nephritis
He was only 69. (kidney disease)

497Oct. 5 Henry Arthur b. Nov. 30, 1861 Henry and Jennet FRY St. GeorgeJ.
Jan. 1, 1903
Died: At. Frye's Island, Percy, only son of Mr. And Mrs. Henry Frye, on Sun. aft. [Dec. 29, 1902] Interment took place at St. George on Tuesday. [Dec. 31, 1903]

Re: Cook, Nancy and Henry Frye

osmo81 — 2013-05-29 18:48:54Z

Do you know who Henry's mother and father were? There was another Henry Frye in Charlotte at that time, and I'm trying to distinguish between the two of them.

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

emtown — 2013-05-26 23:23:09Z

Thank you so much! I appreciate you sending me this information.

Re: Helms Family Research

jeffreymdunham — 2013-05-26 02:52:26Z

To follow up with my post here...

I stated that I thought that Joseph Dunham might be tied to the dunhams of Deer Isle, Maine.

I found a Deer Isle Dunham and we used family tree dna to test his Y-DNA. We are not related - but I need to find another Deer Isle Dunham to confirm.

I also found that Joseph Dunham Jr of Mascarene/St George was born in Long Island, NY - probably before 1783 - so my dunham clan are most probably loyalists...

Jeff Dunham

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

DeborahWilson0912 — 2013-05-25 15:25:13Z

Erin,

I have worked for 20 years on the Hetheringtons of St Andrews. William was stationed in Northern Ireland and then shipped to Halifax with his unit. After a short time there, he was deployed to St Andrews, NB. Either in Halifax or Northern Ireland he married Bridget McCann, born Ireland ca 1801. Their marriage record is not in the St Andrews church records.

Between 1819 and 1835 William and Bridget Hetherington's children were christened in All Saints Anglican Church in St. Andrew's. In the margin of the church records are also the actual birth dates. This first All Saints was located St where the drug store presently stands at the corner of King and Water St. There is a narrow lane behind the drug store called Church Lane. The church was replaced in the 1850's by the present All Saints Church further up the road on King St.

I will give you the actual birth dates according to the church records. Christening for each was shortly after. All children born St Andrews. I have visited the site where their house stood and have land records.

1. Maria Jane born 27 Nov 1819; died 22 Dec 1896 in Wichita, KS. Married 1st William Brickwell Salem, Ma 1845 and 2nd Courtland H Wallace 1856 in Vermilion Co, IL.

2. Mary born 25 Mar 1822; died 27 Jan 1899 Salem, MA. Married 1st Thomas Little in 1840 at St Andrews and 2nd Daniel Brown ca 1846 probably in Salem, MA.

3. Ann/Nancy born 8 July 1824; died 27 May 1898 in Salem, MA. Married first Daniel Lang in 1848 at Salem and 2nd Maurice Coughlin in 1868 at Salem.

4. Margaret born 2 Nov 1826; died 10 Aug 1895 at Salem. Married James A Townsend in 1846 at St Andrews.

5. Hannah (mine) born 13 Feb 1829 (lied about her age as did sister Maria Jane); died 12 May 1878 at Merrimac, MA. Married Alexander McKenzie 1852 at St Andrews. He died in St John, NB in 1866, and she came to Salem, MA. Hannah had relationship ca 1869 with Van Waugh resulting in daughter. When Hannah died in 1878 it was stated that she married William Bellel in Feb of that year, but no record was found and it is doubtful they were married.

6. Matilda born 2 April 1831 and died Dec 1833 in St Andrews.

7. Sarah born 1 Sept 1835; died 27 Sept 1847 in Salem, MA.

8. John born Feb 1841; died June 1844 at St Andrews.

When William Hetherington, a "tide waiter" at the fort in St Andrews died, widow Bridget remarried at St Andrews widower blacksmith Thomas Quaine/Quain/Quin in 1849. However, she left him and came south to Salem where her girls were (all but Margaret who came later after her husband died.) Bridget (McCann) (Hetherington) Quin died at Salem 9 May 1849. There are no parents or town in Ireland listed on her death record, but it is definitely she as land and probate research in St Andrews prove.

What else would you like?

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

DeborahWilson0912 — 2013-05-16 13:59:58Z

Erin, I will be back ASAP with Hetherington info and will not forget. Not home at the moment.

Debbie

Re: James Hamilton 1790 Land Grantee in St. George New Brunswick

DebbieLeavitt71 — 2013-05-16 00:08:24Z

I can give you the line from her down to my husband,but
that is all I have, sorry.

Re: Josephine Cameron, St. George area

jonathan_cameron — 2013-05-15 17:52:58Z

Message sent.

Re: James Hamilton 1790 Land Grantee in St. George New Brunswick

joycehamilton919 — 2013-05-15 02:41:18Z

That's so interesting! Do you have any other information you can share?

Re: Josephine Cameron, St. George area

DebbieLeavitt71 — 2013-05-14 23:54:48Z

I would be very interested in any information you may have on
her. The original query was me, but had a different user name then. My great grand-father Edward Mahar was her brother, same mother, Susan Dow. Thanks

Re: James Hamilton 1790 Land Grantee in St. George New Brunswick

DebbieLeavitt71 — 2013-05-14 23:44:53Z

Ann Hamilton who married William Hatt is buried on the old Hamilton land grant. I have a picture here taken about 25 years ago of her headstone.My husband decends from her.

Re: Cook, Nancy and Henry Frye

DebbieLeavitt71 — 2013-05-14 23:31:44Z

Jason, Samuel Leavitt married Rose Ann Leslie. Their son
Webster Leavitt Sr. was my husbands grandfather.

Re: James Maxwell Lowden

imshedevil2001 — 2013-05-14 19:13:24Z

Thank you for the response.

Almira Christie was actually born Almira Kelly (thank you, Shirley). She was the step-daughter of John Christie of St. Andrews. Her parents were John and Mary Kelly of St. Andrews. John Kelly died before 1849.

John Christie (born about 1801 in Ireland) and Mary's family appear in the 1851 of St. Andrews. John Christie and Mary were short lived and it took some piecing to figure out where the children were in successive census records.

Re: James Maxwell Lowden

Marilyn_Maxwell_Strout — 2013-05-14 18:29:17Z

Sorry....I checked my CHRISTIE genealogy and don't see any reference to her.

This is not my MAXWELL line (James out of St. Stephen/Armagh, Ireland).

Here's a link to Arnie Krause's data
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d... on your line.

Good luck!

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

emtown — 2013-05-14 00:33:55Z

If there is more information you could sent me, that would be awesome.

Erin

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

DeborahWilson0912 — 2013-05-12 13:58:03Z

Hello there! You are correct about Margaret. She went down to Salem, MA to live with sisters after James died. Her death record was filed from Salem. I descend from her sister Hannah and have much information on the Hetherington family.

Debbie in NH

Re: James Maxwell Lowden

imshedevil2001 — 2013-05-09 21:34:22Z

James Maxwell Lowden was the son of William John Lowden (1855-1936) and Blanche Eliza Maxwell (1867-1939). Blanche was the daughter of James Henry Maxwell and Almira Christie.

Almira is a mystery woman as far as that goes, do you know her parents?

Ralph Taylor

imshedevil2001 — 2013-05-09 18:35:05Z

Seeking information on Ralph Taylor who came to Charlotte County in 1784. Ralph Taylor has been described as an English naval officer with Mowatt's fleet but I have not been able to substantiate.

Ralph Taylor apparently married in Charlotte County in or about the year 1785. He was known to have at least two sons, George (b around 1785) and James (birthday unknown). Ralph Taylor died at sea by 1795. His young son James was apprenticed to a McFarlane (1807).

The only documentation I have for Ralph Taylor is indirect. I have found a couple of deed transfers by his son, James Taylor in the early 19th century. The recitation sections of these deeds makes mention of his mother Patience McFarlane (she remarried in 1795, Walter McFarlane).

Granddaughter, Martha Taylor Ferguson (widow of Alex Ferguson)provided a brief summary of her father's naval career to the area newspapers in the late 19th century.

Re: James Maxwell Lowden

Marilyn_Maxwell_Strout — 2013-05-09 18:33:09Z

Who are his parents?

James Maxwell Lowden

imshedevil2001 — 2013-05-09 01:14:00Z

Would anyone have any information for a James Maxwell Lowden who was born in 1907 in St. Stephen? While I do know who his parents were, I have not been able to locate any further mention of him beyond the 1911 census and a border crossing in Calais, Maine in 1925.

Re: Loyalist Matthew Walker

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-05-07 11:42:22Z

Are you looking for both Walker and Cook in St Stephen?
Reply directly to me at soneill@nbnet.nb.ca

Re: Ephraim and Sarah Young Family

mstrabley74 — 2013-05-02 14:15:25Z

I decend from the Family of Ephraim Young b/1753 . My line is from Isaac, his son.The Hanson line states Sarah as being the eldest of the girls hence he married Sarah.

Ihave listed children as John Young, Mary Young, Isaac Young 1777/1870,Robert Young 1779, Mark Turner Young 1793/1876,David Young 1803/1886I am only sure of Isaac and Robert being his children.

Re: CHARLOTTE COUNTY, NB., CANADA, MILITIA c.1800-1850?

habsom56 — 2013-04-27 05:11:27Z

I have been researching the family of Walter Flynn and was able to locate his Will (1834) at Family Search: New Brunswick County Deed Registry Books, Charlotte, Volume N, pages 407-408. The books also contain information about the transfer and sale of blocks of the original land grant in subsequent generations. I believe that his wife Ann(e) was Anne Brown, a daughter of James Brown from Machias, Maine. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick (online) has records of "Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows" which contain the memorials of Ann Flynn who received her husband's war pension after he died.

Re: Beaver Harbour/Pennfield/Back Bay

juliamayotte1 — 2013-04-24 15:20:19Z

Hello Helvi,
I would love to have a picture of the headstones.
Martin is a cousin, and I would love to hear from him.
Please contact me at

juliamayotte@rogers.com

Re: looking for McLaughlin in NB

anacin1 — 2013-04-22 10:36:01Z

in response to your ad, my great grand father name is Archibald McLaughlin. I know he had a sister Mary. I have the family tree if you are interested, The homestead is in Tay Creek NB.

Re: TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

emtown — 2013-04-21 23:14:08Z

Hi Patricia, since this is an older post not sure if you got your answer yet to knowing Margaret's death date. I found her death record. She died on Aug 9, 1895 in Salem, Massachussets. My husband is also a descendent of John A Townsend and Johanna McCarty.

Here is my source:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NWH8-3HV

Re: Carlow/McGlynn photo search

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-04-07 16:35:10Z

What surnames of people living in Char Co now would be related to your Carlows?

Carlow/McGlynn photo search

quailstchr — 2013-04-07 02:24:47Z

Looking for photos of Horatio Nelson Carlow and his wife Mary Ann McGlynn. I am a descendant of Caroline Amelia Carlow.

Wright

juliamayotte1 — 2013-03-31 17:04:06Z

Due to the numerous emails I have received,I have decided to post documented information for Wright's in the Charlotte County area:

-Loyalist Jonathan Wright (b. before 1762 - Settled Pennfield 1783.
(Birth date approximate based on being over age 21 to receive land grant.)
(Notes: one family tree has his birth date as 1746?)

-Captain John Wright, his wife Elizabeth resided St. Stephen.
Children of record:
(Son) Wright, b. ca. 1804, buried 12 March, 1811 @ age 7
Da_____ Thomas Wright, Bapt. 27 July,1806(*David or Daniel?)
William Henry Wright, Bapt. 11 September, 1808
Elizabeth Margaret Wright, Bapt. __ March, 1810

-Thomas Wright (b. ca. 1783) married at St. Stephen in 1808 Sarah Tomkins (b.ca. 1787)
(Birth dates are approximate based on male marrying at age 25 and women at age 21).

-David Wright b. ca. 1791 - d. ca 1832 married 11 March, 1824 at Groton Mass.to Charlotte Eaton b. 22 January, 1803 - d. 9 October, 1879
Child of record:
David Wright b. ca 1803
Jane Wright
Roselina/Rosehea C. Wright b. 14 February, 1823
Charlotte Eaton Wright b. 10 April, 1827.

-David Wright b. ca. 1803 married on 18 November, 1834 at St. Stephen to Martha Lovejoy.
(Birth dates are approximate based on male marrying at age 25 and women at age 21).
Please note **I have a Sarah Wright D/O Daniel Wright bapt. 3 August 1811 at St. Stephen.

-Edward Hersey Wright b ca. 1812 married on 4 April, 1837 at St. Stephen to Martha Ann Boley b. ca. 1816.
(Birth dates are approximate based on male marrying at age 25 and women at age 21).

-Roselea Wright bapt. 14 February, 1823, St. Stephen.

-Rosehea C. Wright married 13 July 1846 to Thomas S Thomson.

- Charlotte Eaton Wright married 2 August, 1847 to Seth W. Smith

-Jane Elizabeth Wright b.ca. 1810 - d. 20 January, 1853, married in 1832 to to Joseph Emerson Eaton

-Charlotte Wright (Widow) married to Stephen H. Hitchings on 30 March, 1836, at St. Stephen.

-Eliza Wright D/O ________Wright, born 1 August, 1825, bapt. 8 August, 1826 at St. Stephen.

-Isabella D/O J_____ W_-i--h_, b. 29 June, 1825, bapt. 25 August, 1825.

- Wr___ht Bapt. 9 June,1825 Looks like 3 people. Record not clear.

Land Records: Connection to David Wright, Charlotte Wright, Todd Wright, Silas Wright.??

Please feel free to collaborate with a reply and post your information.

Re: Alden WHEELER & Gladys MACCREADY-searching for their children 1920+

blopes52 — 2013-03-21 01:28:47Z

My grandparents are Alden and Gladys Wheeler. You may email me at blopes52@yahoo.com. Looking forward to hearing from you. Brenda

Re: Beaver Harbour Families

juliamayotte1 — 2013-03-15 19:08:25Z

Please feel free to contact me at

juliamayotte@rogers.com

Re: Goss/Gass of Dumbarton

aamero — 2013-03-15 16:18:21Z

In my tree I have Harold Foster Waycott married to Inez Isabella Goss (pronounced gas) on 05/14/1903. I knew their grandson who was my daughter-in-law's father. You can message me if you want to know more of what I have.

Re: Thomas Quin or Quain, Blacksmith of St Andrews (ca 1792-1874)

GingerCarolina — 2013-03-10 01:37:32Z

Hi, Sorry to get back so late on this. Thanks for writing. I have found no connections to Bocabec. I don't seem to get back any further on these relatives (Thomas or Honora)either :-(
Good luck with your searches!

Cheers,
Phyllis

Re: Catherine F. Sullivan, 1862-1956, St. Stephen

pmorrissey65 — 2013-03-09 01:29:56Z

Looking forward to hearing from you Bernie

Re: Catherine F. Sullivan, 1862-1956, St. Stephen

fitz19591 — 2013-03-08 22:40:11Z

Hi Patrick,
It has been a few years since we spoke. I have some new info and will contact you at your e-mail in a few days.
Bernie FitzMaurice

Re: Catherine F. Sullivan, 1862-1956, St. Stephen

pmorrissey65 — 2013-03-08 16:47:10Z

Charlotte,

I am 4th generation grandson of Jeremiah Morrissey and while in St. John this summer I stoped at archive researcher gave me this information on Jeremiah

Good afternoon Mr. Morrissey,

I have looked into your request and found a few items that may be of interest to you:

According to our records, Jeremiah Morrissey is listed in the New Brunswick census of 1851, where he is said to be 35 years of age, living in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic parish of Charlotte County. It is indicated that his date of entry into the country is 1834.

I also found a listing for a Jeremiah Morrison (see link below), which could mean an entirely different person, but except for the surname, the other information seems to match: http://automatedgenealogy.com/censusnb51/SplitView.jsp?id=42... .

In the New Brunswick census of 1861 (found in our library records), we have listings for a Jerry Morrisy, head of household, born in Ireland, of Roman Catholic religion, living in the parish of Dumbarton, Charlotte County. Also found with his name are daughters Honnorah, Johannah, Catherine and Mary, as well as son Thomis. We can assume with reasonable certainty that this is the same family! (Keep in mind that names can and most likely have been misspelled). There is no listings for a Mary (O'brien) Morrisy, his wife, because she died December 24, 1859 ( If you access the following link, there is a notice of death http://archives.gnb.ca/Search/Cemeteries/Details.aspx?cultur... ).

There is no record of a Jeremiah Morrisy living in Charlotte County in the 1871 census. However, in the 1870 United States Federal Census records, there is a listing for a Jeremiah Morrisey (born in Ireland about 1800) living in Calais, county of Washington, Maine. He is living with his daughter Joanna and her husband Duncan McDonald (which, I believe, would correspond to the son-in-law that you had described). He is still present in the 1880 United States Federal Census records (this time as Jeremiah Morrisy).

There are no census records for the state of Maine in 1890 (they were destroyed in a fire), but there is a census record for 1900, in which Jeremiah Morrissey (written in any form) is not present. We have to assume that he died sometime between 1880 and 1900, in Calais.

I realize that you had asked for information verifying where Jeremiah was born in Ireland. Unfortunately, we have no records of this. The only possible clue is the year he left Ireland to come to New Brunswick (1834). You could research passenger lists ( you might find information here : http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/index.htm ). Another idea I would recommend is contacting the town of Calais, and asking about their cemetery records. Calais is a small town, and most likely only has one or two Roman Catholic cemeteries. Some gravestones list the person's birthplace in addition to other facts. If that is the case for Jeremiah Morrissey, you would have your answer! (I must warn you that it might no be the case)

I hope some of this information has been of use to you. If there is anything else I can do, please let me know. Best of luck with your research!

For Wright Researchers

juliamayotte1 — 2013-03-07 18:15:11Z

Many Wright ancestors have heard this story growing up. My own Mother would tuck me in and tell me a story when she was young. I especially liked hearing this story. When I first started making my family tree, I spoke to Dale Wright, mentioning this story. We both laughed, and he said he would like to know which Wright this was. This is for Dale Wright who inspired me, and my mother Geneva for all the wonderful stories, so it is with great pleasure that I share this with you.

This was viewed on NewsBank,American Historical Newspapers.
Date: 02-17-1795, Volume 1: Issue: 20 Page 4
Location:Brookfield, Massachusetts.
Headline: Dereham, England; Mr. Wright,
Article Type:News/Opinion

Story:

The following whimsical robbery lately took place at Dereham, in England. The poultry house of Mr. Wright was broken open, and robbed of six geese; the robbers leaving behind them a six pence, tied to the gander's neck, in a piece of paper, containing the following lines:

Mr. Wright,
I wish you good night
'Tis time for me to wander,
I've bought your geese,
At a penny a piece,
And left it with your gander.

Re: James Hunter and Jennett 'Janet' Mcintosh

sewinglady58 — 2013-03-07 14:39:36Z

do you know of any relatives living or history written....? He was the father of my grandmother Eliza Hunter Pennfield.
You can contact me at sewinglady58@gmail.com

Re: James Hunter and Jennett 'Janet' Mcintosh

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-03-07 13:37:29Z

PANB Vital stats give three Char Co James Hunters death certificates.
1. b. 1844, d.1920 bur. C of E cem, Pennfield
2. d. 1938, 50 yr old, buried Vanceboro, ME
3. d. 1920 age 23 buried C of E cem Pennfield
Do you know how to get them on line?

Re: James Hunter and Jennett 'Janet' Mcintosh

mcfrye15 — 2013-03-06 22:09:49Z

My grandmother - Amy Hunter-Boyne was brought up in Utopia,NB - she had a sister - Jennie Hunter-Sellers and a brother, James Hunter who was killed 1948 in Toronto Ont. - The house they were brought up in burnt. Amy died 1971 in Toronto On. -very curious to know where her Father is buried - do know he buildt houses in Pennfield - his death would be approx. around the 30's. Amy married William John Boyne of Lepreaux around 1911-1912. I do know James was married 3 times - each wife had 1 child before death - Amy's Mother was a teacher from Boston Mass.
Thank you

Re: Wright Loyalists

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-03-05 13:19:20Z

My suggestion to you is to contact Christopher Larson, co-ordinator of Parish of Pennfield, Charlotte County, NB,gen website.I am sure he can help you.

Wright Loyalists

juliamayotte1 — 2013-03-04 17:58:36Z

I am researching the following Loyalists who were granted land in Pennfield in the time frame of 1784 to 1788.
As I am sure the fire destroyed many records, and some of these may have moved to other areas.

Captain William Wright.
William was the Captain of the 15th Company of Loyalist.
He was in charge of six Companies of Loyalists.
Land Grant to The Wolves Island. 5 August, 1786

W. J. Wright. Pennfield, 100 Acres #26S.

A. Wright. Pennfield, 51 Acres #30.

Jonathan Wright. Pennfield, #24S & 23S.

Also Looking for James, Leah, Winnifred and Rueben Wright.

Re: Loyalist Matthew Walker

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-02-10 00:19:04Z

The Vroom Papers states that Matthew Walker's name appears as a grantee of a "farm lot". This would suggest to me to be outside the town proper.This could be confirmed by looking in the Crown Land Grant Index Book which describes the location of lots.

Loyalist Matthew Walker

mjmacneil — 2013-02-09 23:11:42Z

Seeking any additional information on Loyalist Matthew Walker who, according to Esther Clark Wright’s “The Loyalists of New Brunswick”, settled in Scoodic [now St. Stephen], abt 1783. His occupation may have been a carpenter. According to the United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada he may have been one of the grantees of Morristown [also now St. Stephen] and part of the Port Matoon Association. I’m of the mind that he may have migrated again, finally settling down in Halifax NS and marrying. Any info on this UEL would be appreciated and might help me break one of my brick walls.

Re: Willaim Clark and his Wife Suzanna Woodward

ShirleyONeill52 — 2013-02-08 17:43:21Z

Sorry, the son had six sons and 4 daughters.Wm and Susanna had 2 sons and 2 daughters, Wm Owen Denny in 1770, Elizabeth 1772, John 1776 and Hannah in 1780. It was Wm Owen Denny who had 6 sons and 4 daughters. I guess I got carried away. It is on line. Contact me
soneill@nbnet.nb.ca

Re: Willaim Clark and his Wife Suzanna Woodward

juliepgibbs — 2013-02-08 14:49:00Z

I had no idea that they had six sons! I will see what I can find on these. I will be in Calais again next summer so this should be useful. TY