The following is intended as a preliminary compilation and really need a lot of work. It may be useful.
Thomas.
*ALBERT*
HENRY ALBERT b. ca. 1816, m. REBECCA _____ (b. ca. 1820).
Henry and Rebecca Albert were in Woodstock Parish, Carleton Co., NB in 1861. Both were native to New Brunswick and ‘Colored’.
ISAAC ALBERT b. ca. 1811-5, d. Jacksontown, Carleton Co., NB 10MAY1886 age 75 years, m. CELIA _____ (b. ca. 1814-7).
Isaac was a barber in Woodstock Parish, Carleton Co., NB in the 1851 census. With his family lived Ann Wise, age 27, and her three children. There was also a Mary Wise, age 40 and Robert Wise age 21.
I do not find them in 1861 but this does not mean they were not there. For example, they are referenced as being in Woodstock Parish in 1871 at the Carleton County web site at:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nbcarlet/Especially at:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nbcarlet/1woodstock1871p2....http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nbcarlet/2woodstock1871.ht...They cannot be found at the Library and Archives Canada site for the 1871 census, suggesting that they were not indexed. This is a fairly common problem with the LAC sites in which census returns clearly referenced as being on microfilm at the LAC fail to appear on the specific sites for each census. In the above pages, clearly someone has accessed the microfilms.
In 1866 an Isaac Albert petitioned for land in Carleton Co. with Inglis and John Hovey.
In Woodstock Parish, Carleton Co., NB in 1871. With them was a child, Jenkins R. Wise b. MAR1871. Possibly Frances' child? This appears likely as in 1881, in Northampton Parish, Carleton Co., NB, Isaac and Celia have living with them Hanford and 'Fraces' E. Wise and their children; but not Jenkins.
In Northampton Parish, Carleton Co., NB in 1881, Isaac was a farmer.
Children:
1. ISAAC (HARE?) ALBERT b. ca. 1835-9, m. SARAH _____ (b. ca. 1835-41).
In Woodstock Parish, Carleton Co., NB in 1851, a servant to Jenkins and Mrs. Dibblee.
In Wicklow Parish, Carleton Co., NB, in 1861, Isaac (21) and Jane (24) Albert had a daughter, Elizabeth (1). Jane (b. ca. 1834) may be the same person as Sarah (ca. 1835-41). Isaac was ‘Mulatto’ and Jane was ‘Colored’.
In Woodstock Parish in 1871 and 1881. In 1881, Isaac was a labourer, and the family was b. NB, African and Baptist.
In 1881 a fire destroyed a large amount of property in Woodstock. On Richmond St., this included properties of Charles Godfrey, James DeBoise, Ike Albert and others. Presumably Isaac was also known as Ike.
Isaac may have m. a 2nd time as Isaac Albert and Charlotte Jones, both of Woodstock, NB, m. Houlton, Aroostook Co., ME by the Rev. George E. Lowden 11OCT1883.
Children:
11. ELIZABETH ALBERT b. ca. 1860.
12. ANNIE ALBERT b. ca. 1862-4.
13. WILLIAM ALBERT b. ca. 1866-7.
14. ALICE ALBERT b. ca. 1867-9, m. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB by the Rev. George M. Campbell 8JUN1883 GILBERT JAMES HAYES b. Carleton Parish, Saint John Co., NB ca. 1858-61, d. Saint John Co., NB 14OCT1899 age 38 years; m. 2nd Fairville, Saint John Co., NB 5JAN1896 HENRIETTA HAYES (b. Carleton Parish, Saint John Co., NB ca. 1866, d. 25DEC1958 age 94 years; m. 2nd Saint John Co., NB 9SEP1912 THOMAS HENRY WRIGHT (b. Saint John, Saint John Co., NB ca. 1870; m. 1st _____), s/o Sylvester and Sarah Ann Wright), d/o David and Madeline (Thornton/Fontaine) Hayes; m. 3rd? GEORGINA A. HAYES b. Saint John, Saint John Co., NB b. 20APR1864 (22APR1867 in 1901, ca. 1864), d. General Public Hospital, Saint John, Saint John Co., NB 19AUG1939 age 59 years (?)), d/o David and Madeline (Thornton/Fontaine) Hayes), s/o Mathias and Mary Jane (Bailey/Swanton) Hayes.
Gilbert was of Saint John when married. Possibly the Gilbert Hayes b. ca. 1861, d. Saint John Co., NB 14OCT1899 age 38 years.
There were three Gilbert Hayes in Saint John Co., NB in 1881. One was age 1-year. Another, age 20, was in Lancaster Parish, apparently a brother to Mathias Hayes (30) with whose family he lived. All were African and b. NB. One Gilbert, apparently this one (but this is uncertain), had a wife, Henrietta Hayes. The second Gilbert Hayes, age 23, lived in Lancaster Parish with Mathias’ father, Samuel Hayes (70). Presumably the two Gilbert’s are the same person, listed twice; which is not wholly unusual. This would make Gilbert the son of Samuel and Elizabeth Hayes. However, in his 2nd marriage, Gilbert James Hayes is given as the son of Mathias and Mary Hayes. This seems impossible as in 1881, Mathias was b. ca. 1851, and his wife, Mary Jane Bailey/Swanton, was b. ca. 1851 as well but is given elsewhere as b. 17JUL1838. Mary, who seems to have been married before, may be Gilbert’s mother.
In Guys Ward, Saint John, Saint John Co., NB live, in 1891, lived Gilbert Hays (31), a lodger. The image is very poor at the bottom of the page in which Gilbert appears so not much information is readily available. He is given as married, but his wife is not with him.
To be brief, as the matter still needs investigation, Gilbert James Hayes appears to have been the stepson of Mathias Hayes by a previous marriage of Mary’s. Thus, while listed formerly as Mathias’ brother (based on the age difference) apparently marrying his nieces, he was, in fact, a stepson, marrying step-cousins. Much of this is speculative.
It appears, at least, that Alice (Albert) Hayes may have died sometime between 1891 and 1895.
15. ALBERT ALBERT b. ca. 1868.
2. VICTORIA ALBERT b. ca. 1844.
Possibly the Victoria Albert who had a stillborn child in Saint John APR1872. In the 1881 census of Sydney Ward, Saint John, Saint John Co., NB, A Victoria Albert b. NB ca. 1851, African and Church of England, is indicated as being married, but lives alone.
3. JOHN ALBERT b. ca. 1845-51, m. HATTIE _____ (b. ca. 1853).
In Woodstock Town, Carleton Co., NB in 1881 and 1891. A peddler in 1891.
Children:
31. WILLIAM ALBERT b. ca. 1865-8, m. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB by the Rev. C. T. Philips 23JAN1889 HANNAH M. FRANCIS (b. ca. 1868-9), d/o William and Abby Francis.
When married, Hannah was from Kingsclear, York Co., NB and William from Woodstock.(b. ca. 1868).
In Woodstock Town, Carleton Co., NB in 1891, a 'horse shoer' (farrier).
The William Albert who m. Hannah might also be his cousin, [13].
32. ANNIE MAUDE ALBERT b. ca. 1877, m. Houlton, Aroostook Co., ME by the Rev. Fred E. White 18OCT1894 THOMAS FRASER
33. HENRY (JAMES, ALBERT JAMES?) ALBERT b. ca. 1879.
34. GEORGE ALBERT b. ca. 1881.
35. VIOLET ALBERT b. ca. 1884.
4. FRANCES ELIZABETH (F. A. in 1851) ALBERT (daughter) b. ca. 1850-1 (ca. 1855), m. HANFORD WISE (b. USA 26SEP1847 (ca. 1847-8)).
Fannie Wise b. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB ca. 1859, d. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB 11MAR1915 age 56 years.
In 1871, a Jenkins R. Wise b. MAR1871 lived with Frances and her parents, and may have been their son. At the baptism of Dearborn Calvin Jenkins Wise, his mother was Frances Elizabeth, and his father, Hanford, was a labourer in Nashwaaksis.
In 1881, Hanford and Frances lived with Isaac and Celia Albert, possibly her parents, in Northampton Parish, Carleton Co., NB.
In 1891, they are in Wakefield Parish, Carleton Co., NB. Hanford is noted as 'Hartfield' and 'Hartwell' in 1901 , and Frances as, 'Fanny'. She is b. ca. 1851, which seems more likely for the d/o Isaac and Celia Albert. He is in Woodstock in 1901, b. USA 26SEP1847, possibly arrived 1857 or 1870, and is a domestic for Ellis and Edna M. Smith.
Children:
41. DEARBORN CALVIN JENKINS (JENKINS R). WISE b. MAR1871, baptized Douglas Parish Anglican Church, York Co., NB 1JUN1872.
42. GEORGE A. WISE b. ca. 1873-5, m. ALICE MAUDE MacINTYRE (b. 17JUN1879).
Possibly the Alfred Wise b. 16APR1872, with a wife, Maud (b. 17JUN1879), in Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB in 1901.
Children:
421. CHRISTINA LAILA WISE b. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB 24DEC1907.
43. ELBRIDGE WISE b. ca. 1879, d. Woodstock, Carleton Co., NB 1NOV1895.
44. CHARLES WISE b. OCT1880 (not in 1891 census).
45. OCTAVIA WISE b. ca. 1881.
46. HANFORD WISE b. ca. 1885.
47. STANLEY WISE b. ca. 1887.
In 1908, a person named Devine assaulted Stanley and received 3 months in prison.
5. JERUSHA ALBERT b. ca. 1865.