Hi, Donna.
1851 census, Upham Parish, King Co., NB.
Joseph Moody, age 45, Irish, farmer, proprietor (meaning he owned, rather than leased his land) arrived NB 1827 (so b. Ireland.) His wife was 'Johannah', age 45, b. NB. Children were: John? (but listed as daughter?) (19), William (17), Elizabeth (15), James (13), Joseph (11), 'Diannah' (9), Israel (7), Margaret (4) and Mary (1.) I suspect that John? was Johanna as in 1877 a marriage bond was issued for Johanna Moody of Kings Co., NB, and Isaac W. Bonnell of Westmorland Co., Archibald Parks of Saint John Co. co-signing. I rather suspect that Isaac may have been originally from Kings Co., but I am not certain. That this was not the mother is evidenced by Johanna, Sr.'s headstone in the Titus Hill Cem., Titusville, Hampton Parish, Kings Co., NB, which states she d. 15AUG1857 age 50 years. See:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbchampt/Ki2d-006.htmlJoseph may be the Joseph Moody of Passekeag, Kings Co. in the 1865 directory. There was also a John Moody is Sussex Corner; both farmers. Both were also in the 1867 directory, as will as a Joseph Moody in Titusville, Upham Parish, probably the son.
Joseph, in 1881, was living in Upham Parish. He was age 75, described himself (probably correctly) as Scottish, although b. Ireland. He was a farmer and Reformed Presbyterian, and had married again to Lydia (age 66, b. NB.)
Thomas