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Re: James A. Belyea, Speights Corner (now Gagetown)

thomasamurray1 — 2013-06-06 21:19:13Z

Thanks, Cleadie.

Thomas.

Re: James A. Belyea, Speights Corner (now Gagetown)

ef525 — 2013-06-06 15:27:24Z

Hi Thomas,
From Cleadie B. Barnett, Descendants of Hendrick Belyea
I find him listed as James Titus Allen Belyea. Son of William Henry and Eleanor Jane Speight.

Charles CURRIE - Will

arewerelated2007 — 2013-05-04 17:38:16Z

Thought I would share this for any one researching the descendants of Richard CURRIE and Rebecca DYKEMAN. This will is for their son Charles CURRIE who married Catherine UPTON.

I am not a CURRIE descendant, my interest is the UPTON'S.

Re: FLOWER families of Queens Co., NB

007Timothy — 2013-04-18 16:30:58Z

Hello,
I have an ancestor that served under Cook Sibbs Flower during the Crimean War. Do you have a picture of Captain Flower or know where I can find one of he and/or the officers of the 1st Batt. of the Rifle Brigade? I'm researching the group. Thanks, Tim Jenkins

Re: Reed, Benjamin Merritt

jedh1 — 2013-04-03 19:57:40Z

Hmmm.. possibly a very interesting case. Though I'm not related, I tend to have an interest in most anything dealing with Queens Co, NB - - - ... In any case, I decided I'd use what tools I have at my disposal to see what I COULD find on your Benjamin... here goes that process... it might take some following...

Starting with the "knowns" you provided, I tried my best to fill in the UNKNOWNS, resulting in these sometimes hard-to-follow notes:

Sarah A. Reed, b. abt. 1889 at St John, NB, d/o Benjamin M. Reed and Martha Louise Northrop, d. Monson, Hampden Co, MA at the Mass Hospital for Epileptics on 12-Feb-1905, she was buried in Everett, MA, 15-Feb-1905. On her death record, Benjamin is listed as b. St. John, NB, but MARTHA is listed as b. Queens Co, NB.

Upon further digging, Martha was Benjamin's first wife, who died in the 1890s, in either NB (if before 1894) or POSSIBLY in MA (if after 1894)

1900 US Census for Boston, MA:

Benjamin Reed, b. Jun-1861, Canada, immig year 1895, married four years. (likely in US)
Marie L., b. May-1876, NY, father b. France, mother NY, her childcount being 1/1, indicating she was only mother of Clarence, and not Sadie or Percy, so surely Martha Louise was biological mother of the two elder children.

Percy V, listed as stepson, b. Apr-1890, Canada (believe son, and only stepson to Marie, who is NOT HoH in this case - bad enumeration). Both parents, b. Canada.

Sadie A., b. Mar-1888, Canada (same who passed in 1905)

then Clarence A., b. Feb-1897, MA.

Clarence Emile Reed (not "A", apparently), was b. 07-Feb-1897, Boston, to Benjamin and Marie.

Benjamin m. Marie L. Leborde on 26-May-1896, at MA, he was b. @1860, s/o David Reed and Sarah A. UNK. She was b. @1872, d/o James and Mary Leborde.

So, there's the answer. Benjamin married Martha Louise Northrop in NB, she died, he came to US, married Marie, had Clarence in Boston. Had Percy and Sarah/Sadie in NB.

Benjamin b. 1857-1862, depending on record/source.

In 1920, in Somerville, MA with wife, Marie L., a son, Otis R. Reed b. @1905, MA. His son, Percy J., b. @1890, NB, and an Ella Ames, aged 72, b. MA, probably housekeeper.

Per some family trees, Benjamin listed as b. 19-Jul-1859, Queens Co, m. Lavinia Northrup. (close).

Looks like Benjamin (REID) was working as a "servant" for a Belyea family in Wickham, Queens Co, NB in 1881 census, aged 23.

There WAS a David A. Reed, b. Ireland about 1823, d. St. John, NB on 25-Sep-1893. And he, apparently, is same who married Sarah Belyea.

Was HE the father of Benjamin Merritt Reed? He died in Fairville, and left a wife and six children. One of this David's daughters was married to a Mr. H. P. Allingham. She died a couple of years after her father, around Jun-1895, also in Fairville.

David Reed was married to Sarah Belyea, had Anny (Anna Jane) in 1856, in 1861 census for Wickham, Queens Co, NB, there IS a Benjamin ?Dingley? in the same household, aged 4 in 1861. apparently a pauper. COULD that be Benjamin Merritt Reed?

In 1871, same location, We have David 45, Sarah A 41, Anna Jane, 15, and a Benjamin RICHARDSON, 13, is this the same Benjamin as in 1861?

Though some show David died in 1872, he is listed as David REID in 1881 census, Hampstead, Queens Co, NB, with Sarah A., 50, and Anna J. 24.

Benjamin may WELL have been born in St John, but under what name? If he IS the pauper being cared for by a "foster" family as early as 1861 (aged 4).

From what I can surmise, the 19-Jul-1859 DOB at Queens Co, NB is taken from Benjamin's naturalization record, in Cambridge, MA on 15-Mar-1916. How accurate it is, is another question.

I'll see what more I can dig up, but please run this information against what you DO have, and maybe some of it will make sense?!?!?!

Reed, Benjamin Merritt

amreed60115 — 2013-04-03 12:16:01Z

Searching for information on Benjamin Merritt Reed, born in Co Queens., emigrated to Massachusetts had two children Sadie A Reed (12 yrs of age in 1900) and Percy V. Reed. Any assistance greatly appreciated

Re: Edward Phillips was Alexander Pride in Scotland

RobertAlexanderBellPride — 2013-03-24 22:33:05Z

Ian,

Do you have any old family photos. I have picture of Margaret Jane and separate one of John Pride Phillips (her brother and whom I am related to).

Still looking for pictures of Edward (Alexander). I have been to his cemetery in Uxbridge.

Bob

Re: Edward Phillips was Alexander Pride in Scotland

RobertAlexanderBellPride — 2013-03-24 22:29:13Z

Ian - do you have Peter Wallis in your family tree? He too is from the Arnold side.

Details - part came from family tree work done by Phillips family in 1930s and 1990s. My father - RHD Phillips wrote a family history and I assisted with some of the Pride records.

I have the ship's journal records for Pride and Phillips. After comparing their overlapping records and viewing the requests for Ontario land in 1836 (after they moved from NB) it became apparant what happened. Pride changed his name to Phillips after "running from service" in Halifax. And when applying for land Edward used some of the details from his shipmate's history.

Let me know if you want some details. I have held the actual records from the British Navy.

Robert Alexander Bell Phillips (Pride)

Re: Edward Phillips was Alexander Pride in Scotland

RobertAlexanderBellPride — 2013-03-24 21:52:04Z

Welcome to the Pride Phillips family.

Re: Names of children of Benjamin Ingraham

sheilacoulton1 — 2013-03-11 17:22:45Z

hi, is their any particular benjamin you are looking for,there were 3 of them., benjamin born 1747 connecticutt,benjamin, 1784 and benjamin born 1801 married mary bradley, benjamin born 1812 married frances 1848, there was a hannah daughter to benjamin 1784, her mother jerusha barrett, do you want the children for all 3 benjamins,or one . email address is sheila.coulton@bellaliant.net

Names of children of Benjamin Ingraham

d_ingraham — 2013-03-06 01:54:56Z

Is Benjamin Ingraham married to Hannah the same Benjamin married to Jerusha?

Would like to get information on children

Re: Abner Price (1846-1919) and Augusta Kierstead (1865-1948)

slmatula — 2013-02-18 02:11:56Z

Hi Jared,

Thanks so much! I had found that website, too - but wasn't able to access the First Families part (it was already closed). I hope it gets re-opened at some point since I'm sure it's a wonderful resource! I'll have to keep checking back....

Thanks,
Suzanne

Re: Abner Price (1846-1919) and Augusta Kierstead (1865-1948)

jedh1 — 2013-02-15 10:48:45Z

Until recently, I would have suggested having a look at the First Families files at: http://www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies.html

However, they have recently managed to rework their website and the only part that can even be seen is the INDEX to family names starting with "A". Not sure if they plan to keep going and re-institute the full First Families files to the website, or, if this month signals the end of the sharing of such files publicly?

I'm hoping, they are just in the midst of a site upgrade, and that, in time, we'll see these files, once again, available to the public.

Cheers,

Jared

Re: Abner Price (1846-1919) and Augusta Kierstead (1865-1948)

jedh1 — 2013-02-15 10:48:44Z

Re: Abner Price (1846-1919) and Augusta Kierstead (1865-1948)

jedh1 — 2013-02-15 10:48:43Z

Abner Price (1846-1919) and Augusta Kierstead (1865-1948)

slmatula — 2013-02-15 02:33:55Z

I'm researching the families of

Abner PRICE (1846-1919) s/o Dennis PRICE (1820-1905)and Martha Mary TAYLOR (1819-1912). Grandson of John Ford PRICE (1787-1859)+ Mary OBLENUS (1788-1867), and Abner TAYLOR (1792-1858) + Deborah OBLENUS (1792-1820)

who was married to Augusta KIERSTEAD (1865-1948) d/o Abraham KIERSTEAD (1834-1899) and Jane FOWLIE (1840-1932). Granddaughter of Daniel KIERSTEAD (1809-1882) + Huldah GRAY 809-1889) and William FOWLIE (1798-1891)+ Matilda KENNEDY (1819-1900).

From Census records and family stories, it looks like they lived in Canaan Forks, or "Brunswick Parish" in New Brunswick.

I would love to get in touch with anyone doing research into these families - even if just double check these dates, and fill in some gaps! And I'm more than happy to share what I've found.

I am a descendent of Dennis Price and Augusta Kierstead through their daughter Helen Willa PRICE who married Samuel GREENLAW in Aroostok County, Maine.

Thanks in advance!
Suzanne

Re: Search for g-g-g-g-grandfather

LindaCCain — 2013-02-10 22:28:48Z

"John is now living at Newcastle, Queen's, aged 86 years. His wife's maiden name was Mary Duette."
I believe his wife's maiden name should be Mary DeWitt.

Gaspereau Forks, New Brunswick

lloyddebra — 2013-02-04 21:38:17Z

We are holding a 100 year anniversay on July 27th, 2013 for the covered bridge in Upper Gaspereau. Looking for any information, stories, pictures on the Upper Gaspereau and Gaspereau Forks area. The bridge is called Burpee Bridge and was built in 1913. Some names of families that lived in the Gaspereau area are listed.

If your interested in more information on the Burpee Bridge anniversay let me know.

Looking for Overgrown Forgotten Cemetaries.

jeremielandry — 2013-01-29 03:36:45Z

Hi My name is Jeremie,

While I'm not teaching I like to spend some time to explore the forest for things long forgotten :)

Last year I've started working on a project to document some of the overgrown cemeteries in the province. Trough this site and from my travels I've gathered a fair bit of information and I've begun photographing some of the cemeteries. I'm hoping to put that information online at some point when time allows it. My project suffered a setback last summer when my grandma died. At that time it was to painful to go cemetery hunting.

I'm hoping in the spring to start documenting some of these old overgrown cemeteries again :)

At the moment I'm gathering data and starting to plan out some trips :)

If you have some information on an overgrown abandoned cemetery in the area I would love to here about it :)

I can be reached at jeremielandry@rogers.com

I will reply back but due to my busy schedule it may take a bit :)

Re: Petersville

SherrillC35 — 2013-01-28 11:30:49Z

From a printed copy of Petersville P 1861 census
Barry, James 48 Irish
Margaret 38 wife, native
Patrick 18 son, farmer
James 16, son, farmer
William 14, son
Michael 8, son
Edward 6, son
Thomas 4, son
Ellen 13, daughter
Mary 10, daughter
Johana 1 daughter
James was recorded as farmer & proprietor, with 4 at school, he was recorded as Irish while his wife and family were native [born in NB] and were all RC in religion
This family appears on page two of the original census

Re: Petersville

safevoyage74 — 2013-01-28 04:07:21Z

I'm looking for James Barry born in 1813 married Margaret Malone in 1840. I think they're in the 1861 Petersville, Queen's CO Cens. Thank you! Sandy Barry

Re: Barton/Branscombe Church @ Lower Range, Queens Co.

HeatherCarr27 — 2013-01-22 02:04:32Z

You don't happen to be related to a rev. Neil Maclean, do you? The Amanda ferris that I'm looking for was married to james Harold carlin by that man. I still can't find her, so I figured I'd track down witnesses (or their families) to see if they have any records

Re: Frederick McClean s/o Isaac & Mary Ann (Farris?)

RonFerguson288 — 2013-01-21 08:50:29Z

Greetings!

I hope you can help me, but I see this thread is 10 years old, so I expect it's doubtful. A cousinf of mine I'm trying to get background informaiton on is Nivan (Nevin) McLean who married Laura Ferguson and later Maud Fulton in New Brunswick, Canada. Nivan's parents were Frederick B. McLean and Damie Ferris, although I've seen her name spelled out as Diademia, or something like that. I'd love to get more connections with these people. Could you help me out?

Re: Edward Phillips was Alexander Pride in Scotland

ianumlauf — 2013-01-20 13:52:13Z

Dear Robert,

Thank you for posting this. If I may ask, where did you learn of the story behind Alexander Pride and his adventures?

I have traced my ancestry back to Edward (Alexander Pride) Phillips by way of his daughter Margaret Jane Phillips (b.1815, d.1884), who married Robert Arnold (b.1807, d.1875).

I have read similar stories online of Alexander Pride's name change while jumping ship in Halifax, but would like to know where the story was first told or transcribed. Do you know if there are any records (i.e. ship's manifest, biographies, town histories, etc.)?

Thank you for your time, and happy searching!

Best,
Ian

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

Charrie59 — 2013-01-15 22:57:14Z

Thank you for this confirmation, I appreciate it!

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

Charrie59 — 2013-01-15 22:52:22Z

the wife Catherine is thought to be Catherine Humphreys. It is their son Ephraim/Ephriam Briggs who married Hannah Ferguson, lived in Lakeville Corner and is buried in the United Church Cemetery in Lakeville Corner, Sheffield Sunbury Co. I think that's right, without checking my notes...

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

sara5d — 2013-01-15 15:07:47Z

The date of 1796 seems to be crucial to the Phoebe versus Elizabeth problem. All on the same date, Elizabeth as wife of Abial is baptized along with the children of Abial and Phoebe.

Since a daughter Phoebe is baptized on the same day, perhaps Phoebe the mother started using Elizabeth as her given. OR Elizabeth was a second wife.

Also, I'm not seeing a lot of name patterning for the mother Phoebe.

Sara

Gagetown Baptisms

Briggs, Eizabeth 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Adult wife of Abiel Briggs

Briggs, Ephraim 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Briggs, Abiel & Pheby

Briggs, James 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Briggs, Abiel & Pheby

Briggs, Mary 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Briggs, Abiel & Pheby

Briggs, Mercy 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Briggs , Abiel & Pheby

Briggs,Pheby 24 Jul 1796 Wickham Briggs, Abiel & Pheby

Briggs, Elisabeth 29 Jun 1800 Wickham Briggs, Abial & Elisabeth

Briggs, Lyddia 29 Jun 1800 Wickham Briggs, Abial & Elisabeth

Briggs, Sarah 29 Jan 1809 Waterboro Briggs, Abial & Elizabeth

Briggs, Abial 29 Jan 1809 Waterboro Briggs, Abial & Elizabeth

Briggs, Diadama 17 Apr 1810 Sheffield Briggs, Abial & Elisabeth

Briggs, Elijah 17 Apr 1810 Sheffield Briggs, Abial & Elisabeth

Briggs, George Augustus Frederick 17 Apr 1810 Sheffield Briggs, Abial & Elisabeth

Briggs William Henry May 1816 Waterborough Briggs, Abial & Elizabeth Abial is farmer

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

gil903 — 2013-01-15 14:33:20Z

Back again! You probably have the following information, but I have found a listing in our local cemetery (just 1 mile from my house) of Ephraim Briggs, died July 24, 1863, age 71 and
Elizabeth A, died June 2, 1849, age 26, daughter of Ephraim and Catherine.

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

gil903 — 2013-01-15 14:07:54Z

Looking over my notes, I see there were several Abial's and Elizabeth's! The first Abiel (son of John Briggs and Sybel Chase) was born in 1760 and married Elizabeth Chase (no date for the marriage).

Abiel and Elizabeth had the following children: Mercy, Mary, James, Ephriam, Phobe, Lydia, Elizabeth, Sarah, Abiel, Elijah, Diadema, George, William H. and Sybel.

Since I am from the line of William H., the following information is from his line. He was born in 1816 and had 9 children, 2 of whom were:
Abiel born 1846
Sybel born 1854

The only mention of an Ephriam and Phobe was that they were children of Abiel and Elizabeth (Chase) Briggs and they were siblings of a younger Abiel and Sybel.

It makes it confusing when the same names were used generation after generation. You then need dates to correspond with each name to be certain who you are talking about.

Hope this helps a bit. I'm still on my first cup of coffee too.

Do you have any more information on any of the above mentioned names? I would be interested if you do.

We have no further information on Ephriam, only that he was a son of Abiel and Elizabeth and a brother to an Abiel and Sibil.

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

jedh1 — 2013-01-15 13:32:06Z

Sorry, some of my edits did not take. Not sure when the Phoebe connection took place, if at all. Have her listed as his first wife, but if married, would have more likely been AFTER he was married to Elizabeth Chase. I still haven't had my first cup of coffee, so I'll use that as my excuse. :-)

Jared

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

jedh1 — 2013-01-15 13:30:28Z

Malcolm,

I'm assuming you mean Abiel Briggs and Elizabeth Chase had 13 children. I also have indications Abiel had been married prior to a Phebe/Phoebe UNK and had at least one child named Ephraim Briggs, but he was born in @1792, which, if true causes some serious wrinkles. Namely, I show Abiel married Elizabeth in or around 1788, which would then indicate he must have married or been with Phoebe by 1792, only four years later. That would surely impact even the ability to have 13 children with Elizabeth. Am interestted on any information you might have on Ephraim. Perhaps, he was truly a son of Elizabeth, and not Phoebe? Also, I believe you meant William H. BRIGGS, not William H. Abiel as you noted him in your post.

Re: BRIGGS, Abiel

gil903 — 2013-01-14 02:17:45Z

I have just seen your request for info re Abiel Briggs. I have a bit of information: His parents were John Briggs and Sibel Chase. John Briggs was born in Freetown, Mass. Abiel, their son, was born 1760 and married Elizabeth Chase. They had at least 13 children, one being Wiliam H. Abiel was my great great great grandfather on my mother's side of the family.
Malcolm Earle Gilchrist
Cambridge-Narrows, NB
506-488-1543

Re: John E. McLean Family of Waterborough Parish

tykedirector1 — 2013-01-12 04:07:30Z

Hello Peter. It has been sometime since I looked at the McLean family. If it isn't asking too much would you please give me the information back to Archibald McLean.
If there is any expenses please let me know I will be more than happy to reimburse you.

Sheila Jones

Barton in Cumberland Bay

SunshineJack — 2013-01-09 19:43:54Z

Hi,

I've been trying to trace my daughter's paternal side, which is Barton and more specifically a Mansfield C Barton and his parents. There seems to have been two Mansfields.

I'm NOT looking for the one married to Rebecca Chase but one who eventually married Selina Hunt and lived in the Restigouche area. (Both families are on the 1911 census so I think I can safely say they're two different people)

On two of his children's birth records, Mansfield is listed as being born in South Devon, NB and Grand Lake, NB. His marriage simply says Queens County. His death cert says he was born in Cumberland Bay. On his marriage it lists his parents as a James & Annie (If I'm interpreting right) and on his death, his father is listed as William. I cannot seem to find him on early censuses either with his family.

If anyone in the area knows of any info that could help, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Jacqueline

Re: Joseph & Rachel (Rawlings) Cox's parents

wingweaver84 — 2013-01-07 03:58:10Z

Hi;I was wondering if Rachel was connected to a William Porter at some point;I did notice the Rawlings surname,but there is a Rachel in my family tree w/the surname of Cox.

Allen Family

clarke_angus — 2013-01-04 05:29:00Z

Would anyone be doin a research of the Allen Family. George Allen was my grandfather, he was born on the "Range" in Chipman Parish on 17March 1879.
Would be interested in hearing from anyone doing research.

Angus Clarke
ge.no@comcast.net

Decendants of John and Hannah Wilson of Chipman area

raymar135 — 2012-12-12 01:19:28Z

Looking for decendants of John and Hannah(Caldwell) Wilson of Chipman and Harcourt area or anyone researching this family.Willing to share information.

Re: Andrew Crawford m. Charlotte Brown, Salmon Creek

rcross22 — 2012-11-07 18:38:41Z

Did you get the answers you were seeking? I have info on the Andrew Crawford b1795 line if it will help

Re: Eliza McClure

whitenorth — 2012-11-02 13:30:53Z

Yes she was the daughter of Alexander. Thanks.

Re: Eliza McClure

m23mccr1 — 2012-11-01 00:49:35Z

Any relationship to Alexander McClure of Chipman. See attached

Re: Edward Phillips was Alexander Pride in Scotland

susanmiller04 — 2012-10-19 02:16:17Z

Edward Phillips 'Alexander Pride', married to Mary Bailey, was my 4th great grandfather.
Their son William Charles Phillips, married to Elizabeth Moreley Muttart, was my 3rd great grandfather.
Their son Charles William Pride Phillips, married to Louise Marie Boesel, was my 2nd great grandfather.
Their daughter Grace Elizabeth Phillips, married to George Edward Rautenburg, was my great grandmother.
Their daughter Charlotte Magdeline Rautenburg, married to Richard Mountain Miller, was my grandmother.
Their son Richard Mountain Miller Jr., married to Jacqueline Helen Pokorny, was my father. I am Susan Marie Miller.

Re: Gilbert's mill

dmccarty184 — 2012-10-08 17:15:33Z

I am not familiar with the painting, but would you be talking about Thomas and Elizabeth Gilbert from Young's Cove, Queen's County? I'm researching this family, who hailed from Cornwall, England in 1835 with their six children.
Debby

Re: Barton/Branscombe Church @ Lower Range, Queens Co.

SueGetson — 2012-10-02 08:46:17Z

Hi Debbie

Could you tell me directions to the older Barton cemetery you refer to that is located by Barton Lake.

Possibly start directions from the church in Cumberland Bay, I know how to get there at least.

Thanks
Sue

Re: Ida B. Fanjoy & Herbert Theodore Parks

jennifer_longley — 2012-09-24 22:38:15Z

Thanks for taking the time to reply. The granddaughter of one of the half-siblings is a good friend of mine and as far as we can tell, nobody seems to have this information but we keep asking.

Re: Ida B. Fanjoy & Herbert Theodore Parks

erwindd — 2012-09-24 22:34:14Z

Hi their daughter Pearl had in her obit step broyher&stepsister do they know anything if they are still alive Ronald Parks ,Gladys (Parks) Kierstead

Ida B. Fanjoy & Herbert Theodore Parks

jenn270 — 2012-09-20 23:03:26Z

Looking for info on when and where Ida died and where her husband Herbert T. Parks was in the 1911 Canadian census. Ida was the daughter of Simeon Fanjoy & 'Annie' (Charlotte) Stilwell.

Re: Andrew Crawford m. Charlotte Brown, Salmon Creek

emtown — 2012-09-16 22:50:48Z

Thank you Sara, for this information! My husband's gggrandfather is Joseph Crawford also, through his son Charles. This helps alot.

Re: JAMES E. BROWN BORN 1862-1864,SON OF CARLTON J.BROWN,ABIGAIL COLE?,MARRIED MARY MCCLUSKEY

jedh1 — 2012-09-05 21:08:00Z

Happy to oblige. Hope it helped! :-)

Re: JAMES E. BROWN BORN 1862-1864,SON OF CARLTON J.BROWN,ABIGAIL COLE?,MARRIED MARY MCCLUSKEY

sheilacoulton1 — 2012-09-05 19:09:53Z

hi jared,thank you for answering my query,and thank you for the info and your time. sheila

Re: JAMES E. BROWN BORN 1862-1864,SON OF CARLTON J.BROWN,ABIGAIL COLE?,MARRIED MARY MCCLUSKEY

jedh1 — 2012-09-05 15:35:10Z

Here are a few bits and pieces that might help:

From PANB (sons of James and Mary):

Son Theodore Wilmot Brown b. 24-Nov-1897, Browntown, Queens Co, NB. (mother listed as "McCusker")

Son Carleton b. 12-Aug-1899, Browntown, Queens Co, NB. (mother listed as "McCusker")

Could find nothing on Ella.

From automatedgenealogy.com:

1901 Canada Census for Hampstead, Queens Co, NB:

2 49 41 Brown Jas. E M Head M Jan 28 1862 39
2 50 41 Brown Mary E F Wife M May 28 1863 40
5 1 41 Brown Ella M F Daughter S Apr 12 1886 15
5 2 41 Brown Theodore W M Son S Nov 24 1898 3
5 3 41 Brown Carleton E M Son S Aug 19 1899 1
5 4 41 Brown Abygil F Mother W Mar 28 1826 75 (so Carlton d. prior to 1901)

The next entry is for an Elizabeth Brown, also widowed, b. 22-Aug-1825, living with her was a nephew, Sylvester Rathburn, b. 18-May-1860, single. Unsure how Elizabeth may be related to Carleton.

Family in 1911 in Hampstead Parish, still:

38 49 Brown James E. M Head M Jan 1862 49
39 49 Brown Mary E. F Wife M May 1862 49
40 49 Brown Theodore W. M Son S Nov 1897 13
41 49 Brown Carleton E. M Son S Aug 1899 11
42 49 Brown Abbical F Mother S Mar 1827 84

Just above James and family was the following group:

34 48 Brown George W. M Head M Mar 1868 43
35 48 Brown Nina E. F Wife M Oct 1873 38
36 48 Brown Isabell F Mother S Dec 1847 63
37 48 Brown William L. M Uncle S Jun 1840 70

1891 Canada Census for Hampstead, Queens Co, NB:

142 Brown Carleton M 64 M NB US NB FB Carpenter
Brown Abigal F 64 M W NB NB NB FB
Brown James M 29 S NB NB NB FB Labourer
Wilson William M 23 L NB NB NB FB

1871 Canada Census for Hampstead, Queens Co, NB:

49 71 Brown Carleton M 45 NB FC Baptist English Carpenter M
Brown Abigal F 45 NB FC Baptist English M
Brown Isaac W. M 20 NB FC Baptist English Farm Labourer
Brown Lydia F 16 NB FC Baptist English
Brown James M 9 NB FC Baptist English
Brown Mary Ann F 7 NB FC Baptist English
Brown Carleton J. M 5 NB FC Baptist English
Brown Phebe F 3 NB FC Baptist English

Near as I can figure, from a "variety" of online family histories, Carleton James Brown b. 09-May-1826, Wickham Parish, Queens Co, NB. s/o John Haines Brown and Lydia Cole. Carleton married Abigail Cole. He died 19-Mar-1885, Hibernia, Queens Co, NB. I suspect I may have the marriage in my Queens Co, Marriage book.

His parents, according to one source, anyway, were John Haines Brown, b. 19-Feb-1800, in Rey?, NY (thinking they meant Rye) d. 11-Feb-1879, Hampstead, Qu Co, NB. He married Lydia, apparently, in Jul-1821, had John Haines Brown, Jr. in 1823, and other children followed...

Lydia b. 15-Mar-1800, Wickham Parish, d/o David Cole (b. @1760) and his wife, Elizabeth.

Mary McCluskey Brown, d. Hibernia, Queens Co, NB on 25-Feb-1932, aged 67y 9m 13d (b. 11-May-1864, NB). She was married (so James was still living), d/o Owen McCluskey b. Ireland and "Biddy" Shannon, b. Ireland.
Her husband, James, was the informant on the death record. Mary was buried in Pleasant Villa Cemetery, Queens Co. (PANB)

James Edward Brown d. 29-Sep-1934, at the Provincial Hospital in Lancaster, Saint John Co, NB. He had been last residing in Hampstead, Queens Co, NB. He was born in NB on Coles Island, 25-Jan-1861, had been married to Mary E. Brown, was s/o Carleton Brown and Abbie Cole. He was buried 01-Oct-1934 also at Pleasant Villa.

Theodore married Mildred Amy Brown, 25-Nov-1921, at St John City, St John Co, NB. she was 18, b. Lawfield, Queens Co (b. 02-Jan-1905) d/o DeArcy Murray Brown (b. Hibernia) and Annie Teresa Stockford.