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| 351 | World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. National Archives and Records Administration. World War I Selective Service Syem Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. M1509, 20,243 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. | Source (S0095)
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| 352 | WW II draft registration | KAYE, Jacob Ralph (I007434)
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| 353 | WWG #2. Turner; Farmer. Check Cambridge, MA, for marriage verification. Freeman, 1685, Newton. - Upon his marriage he settled in Newton, the home of his wife's parents, building a house in the southeasterly part of the village upon a tract of forty-five acres belonging to his father-in-law and subsequently deeded to him by the latter. He had learned the trade of turner and combined its practise with farming, in time increasing his holdings to several hundred acres. When Newton became a separate township in 1679, he was elected to its first board of selectmen and as its first representative in the General Court, being several times re-elected to both posts. He was also a deacon of its first church. In 1701 he disposed of his real estate, which lay mostly in one body, by deeds of gift to his sons. The quantity of the land given to each was about one hundred acres. The house that John Ward built for his bride, was later fortified as a "garrison-house" during times of Indian alarms. It was taken down in 1821, after having sheltered seven generations of Wards. (The William Ward Genealogy by Martyn, 1925. Pages 65-66) This source has his birth data as "born in England about 1626". [from: DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM WARD OF SUDBURY BORN ABOUT 1603, AND OTHER RELATED FAMILIES, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=rckline-wards] | WARD, John Turner (I007438)
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| 354 | [ Maine Death Index, 1960-97] Chaffey, Leona E Death Date: December 29, 1989 Age: 85 Town: Lubec Certificate: 8910560 | DUDLEY, Leona (I008285)
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| 355 | ["The Saint Croix Courier Journey Through Time" A Collection of Amusing and Informative News and Opinions from Past Issues Issue 3 of 6 The Winds of Change: 1906 - 1925] KAY - At St. Stephen, March 29th, Jessie, wife of John Kay of Indian Island, aged 51 years. | MAGOWEN, Jessie (I008237)
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| 356 | [1034016.ged] ANCESTORS OF ALDEN SMITH SWAN AND HIS WIFE MARY ALTHEA FARWELL, by Josephine C. Frost, The Hills Press, New York MCMXXII, page 28. RECORDS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 5, 71, 90, 159, 165. ESSEX ANTIQUARIAN, Vol. 1, page 190. | ACEY, Elizabeth (I007725)
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| 357 | [1034016.ged] BROWN GENEALOGY Vol. II, page 405. Charles, b. probably in Suffolk EN was one of the early settlers of Rowley MA. He was an educated man, and taught the Rowley school; he also played the drum for the town. page 406 Will of Charles Browne (Spicer Gen., p. 499. Charles Browne of Rowley in ye County of Essex. My last will & testament is as followeth I give to my Eldest Son Briah Browne twenty four pounds in some good pay, eight pounds of it in or as good as money. I give to my son William Browne half an acre of land in ye Town of Rowley to be Set out to him of my homestead & the One Half of the Eight acres of land at ye rie plain & one freehold. Item: I give to my Son John Browne one third part of ye land John being now possessed of it. I give to my Son Samuel Browne that piece of land lying by ye Streights Seven acres & a half more or less & half of Eight acres of land at ye Rie Plain. I give to my Son Ebenezer Browne one third part of ye land my Son possessed of it. i give to my son Nathaniel Browne a grant of Eighteen acres be it more or less Joyning to the ox pasture and my other Sons Lands & the lands he is possessed of I give to my Son Joseph Browne my house & land in the Town of Rowley being my homestead all ye Remainder of it that is not given to my son William & an acre & a half at Satchells of plow ground & meadow & one freehold. I give to my grand daughter Sarah Browne a Legacy given by my Son Gershom to her & left in my hands my Will is that my Executors pay it to her in one half Corne & the other half Cattle when she comes to ye age of twenty one years or do Marry & my Son Joseph had also a Legacy given him by my son Gershom which I declare hereby to be paid him in the lands I have given, So that he is not to Require anything of my Executors upon ye account of that Legacy he having it in ye lands by me here Given and that he shall not b e possessed of it till he comes to ye age of Twenty One years further my will is that my Sons John Browne, Nathaniel Browne & Ebenezer Browne by my Executors & take care to pay all my debts and funerall Charges & for that End to inable them I Give them to be Equally divided among them three all my land Meadowes and Appurtenances thereunto belonging either in the bounds of Rowley or else where that are not already Conveyed & also all my Stock household Stuff money or moneys Worth to be divided as foresd, when by depts are paid and my obligacon to my father Acie during his life which they are to take care of if it please God now to take me out of this World this I declare to be my last Will & Testament. Marke of C Charles Browne (Seal) This 20th of Decembr, 1687 we Saw Charles Browne Sign & Seal this instrument by Setting to his Marke & Seal. Richard Dumer Jonathan Wheeler Witnesses. John Sterlin Essex Probate Records. Sources: Brown Genealogy, v2; O'Keeffe. BG: Charles Brown, probably of Suffolk, England; early settler of Rowley, MA; buried 16 Dec. 1683. Married Mary ACEY 14 Aug. 1647. O'Keeffe: Charles Browne, born in Suffolk, England, Died 16 Dec. 1687 in Rowley, Essex County, Mass. Had 10 children besides Nathaniel. | BROWNE, Charles (I006010)
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| 358 | [1034016.ged] Source: O'Keeffe. O'Keeffe: Charles Brown, born in Suffolk, England, and died 16 Dec. 1687 in Rowley, Essex County, Mass. | Family: BROWNE, Charles / ACEY, Mary (F01229)
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| 359 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. 2, by Cyrus Henry Brown, pp. 405. Source: Brown Genealogy, v2; O'Keeffe. BG: Mary ACEY, daughter of William and Margaret ACEY of Rowley, MA. O'Keeffe: Mary ACEY, born Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, about 1623, to William ACEY and Margaret Haiton. Mary died 12 Dec. 1683 in Rowley, Essex County, Mass. Married Charles Browne 14 Aug. 1647 in Rowley. | ACEY, Mary (I006004)
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| 360 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. 2, by Cyrus Henry Brown, pp. 405. ANCESTORS OF ALDEN SMITH SWAN AND HIS WIFE MARY ALTHEA FARWELL, by Josephine C. Frost, The Hills Press, New York MCMXXII, page 28. RECORDS OF ROWLEY, MA, page 5, 71, 90, 159, 165. ESSEX ANTIQUARIAN, Vol. 1, page 190. Source: Brown Genealogy, v2. | HAITON, Margaret (I006105)
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| 361 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. 2, by Cyrus Henry Brown, pp. 405. ANCESTORS OF ALDEN SMITH SWAN AND HIS WIFE MARY ALTHEA FARWELL, by Josephine C. Frost, The Hills Press, New York MCMXXII, page 28. William Acie was living in Rowley, MA, and had grants of land there in 1643. In 1664 he purchased land in Topsfield, but continued to live in Rowley. He was one of the Selectmen of that place in 1651 and Constable in 1654, and in 1665 and 1666 served as Judge of Deliquents. His will was proved Sept. 20, 1690, wherein he mentions wife Margaret, but her maiden name is not known. She died in Rowley in Feb. 1674/5 and was buried on the 12th of that month. Source: Brown Genealogy, v2. | ACYE, William (I006104)
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| 362 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 405. He was in the Canada voyage, 1690. His brothers John, Nathaniel, and Ebenezer Browne petitioned to have John Staniford appointed administrator of his estate, Oct. 11, 1693. | BROWNE, Samuel (I007722)
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| 363 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 405. His death is not of record at Rowley, Mass. He was executor of the will of his grandfather, William ACEY, in 1690. William ACEY made his will April 22, 1689, "being very aged;" it was approved Sept. 30, 1690. [See Hist. Coll., Vol. V, page 43.] | BROWNE, John (I006013)
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| 364 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 405. His will was probated April 17, 1733. | BROWNE, Ebenezer (I006058)
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| 365 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 405. His will, dated Dec. 1, 1683, probated March 25, 1684, mentions his brothers Joseph and Nathaniel to have half his farm and his mother to have the other half; Cousin Sarah to be brought up by his mother; brothers John, Samuel, Ebenezer, and William; sister Mary Browne; Uncle John ACEY; and father Browne, whom he made executor. | BROWNE, Gershom (I007721)
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| 366 | [1034016.ged] THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 405. William died in the "Canada voyage." The inventory of his estate was presented to court, April 22, 1691, by his brother John Browne, the administrator. | BROWN, William (I006015)
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| 367 | [1363409.ged] !RELATIONSHIP: The Genealogical Scrapbook; Southern Victoria Historical Society of Perth-Andover, New Brunswick; 1978 FHL1430234 Christopher was killed by the Indians and he had red hair. | BLAKE, Christopher (I000483)
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| 368 | [1363409.ged] !RELATIONSHIP: The Genealogical Scrapbook; Southern Victoria Historical Society of Perth-Andover, New Brunswick; 1978 FHL1430234 The story has often been told of Mary Blake and William ORSER coming up the river as newlyweds about 1802 with their 12 ready made children and settling at the mouth of Guimac. X3 | BLAKE, Mary (I007705)
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| 369 | [1363409.ged] !RELATIONSHIP: International Genealogical Index (IGI), Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | BOULIER, Hendreck (I002512)
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| 370 | [1363409.ged] George died young | ORSER, George E (I007710)
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| 371 | [1363409.ged] James is said to have been born in the north of Ireland and emigrated at an early age to New England. He was with the 1st Delancey's Brigade and came to New Brunswick in 1783-4. !RELATIONSHIP: The Genealogical Scrapbook; Southern Victoria Historical Society of Perth-Andover, New Brunswick; 1978 FHL1430234 | CRAIG, James (I000184)
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| 372 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1994-08-16 Christopher was a resident of Wakfield, Carleton,, New Brunswick at the time of marriage in 1818. | CRAIG, Christopher (I007719)
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| 373 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1994-08-22 Resided in Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick. Lydia could not write. !QUESTION: There is some question about Lydia ORSER being the mother of some of the children. Is it possible that there are two Lydia and John Gibersons and that the two families have been mixed up together as one? | ORSER, Lydia (I000113)
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| 374 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | JURKSE YERKES, Myno (I000392)
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| 375 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | JURKSE YERKES, Paulus (I000395)
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| 376 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | Christina (I000396)
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| 377 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | WILLAMESE, Helena (I002508)
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| 378 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | CERENT, Grace (I007689)
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| 379 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | KONNING, Anna (I007699)
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| 380 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | Elbert (I007701)
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| 381 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | WILLIAMS, Robert (I007702)
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| 382 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-06 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975. X | ORSER, Phoebe Ann (I007708)
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| 383 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-09 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | ORSER, Elizabeth (I000635)
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| 384 | [1363409.ged] UPDATE: 1995-01-13 !RELATIONSHIP: ORSER, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Aert Willemszen;;Daniel Turner, Cranston, Rhode Island 1975 GS928200. | ORSER, Frances Mary (I007711)
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| 385 | [1551424.ged] 1/21/99 PETER BRANCH (1659-1713) HANNAH LINCOLN (1662-1731) 1659 Born on Branch Island 8 miles north of Plymouth,Ma May 28th. 1662 HANNAH was born in Taunton,Ma. She was niece of Samuel Lincoln from whom Abraham Lincoln traced his descent. 1680 He went to Taunton,Ma and his occupation was a farmer 1681 Married HANNAH LINCOLN at Taunton 1682 They went to Norwich,Ct. (Preston) where they bought Branch Hill property of Oraneco,Sachem of the Mohegan Indians. The original deed is in possession of Mrs. R. Branch Follett Family of Hartford. 1686 PETER was listed as one of 19 persons to petition the legislature for incorporation of New Preston in October. This petition was based on the fact that the church of Norwich was to far away. (14 miles) 1687 The petition of New Preston was granted. The same year a quit claim deed was recorded for a tract 5 miles in length between Stonington and Norwich having been obtained from Mohegan Sachem on March 17th with PETER has one of the new owners. 1690 He had his cattle mark registered at Norwich,Ct. 1699 HANNAH was admitted to the Preston Church. 1713 Died at Preston,Ct on December 27th leaving a substantial Estate of over 200 pounds. 1731 HANNAH died in Preston,Ct. Sources: Branch Family W.F. Branch 1935,Line of William Farrand Branch | BRANCH, Peter (I006626)
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| 386 | [1551424.ged] 1/21/99 PETER BRANCH (1596-1638) IM ELIZABETH GILLAME (1628-1632) JOHN BRANCH (1628-1711) MARY SPEED 1596 PETER was born at Rolvenden,Kent,Eng and baptized their on February 27th 1596/97 1623 He married on 14 Jan. in Halden,Kent Eng. ELIZABETH GILLAME 1624 He was in Frittenden as his stillborn child was buried there. 1626 Was living in Biddenden where his unbaptized child was buried on September 22nd. 1632 ELIZABETH wife of PETER with their unbaptized daughter was buried in Halden on August 9th (BishopÙs transcripts of Halden 1623-1637) 1633 He married Mildred. 1634 Thomas son of PETER and Mildred Branch was baptized on August 26th. 1637 Peter son of PETER and Mildred was baptized on August 29th and buried on October 3rd. Mildred died and was buried on September 20th at Halden. It appears that PETER was somewhat of a rover having lived within a brief period at Nettlestead,Frittenden,Biddenden and Halden.He was a carpenter who set sail for America in 1638 after his second wife Mildred died in 1637. He had his son JOHN age 10 with him on board the Castle which was one of eight ships that left England in great haste as the Government was making noises about stopping emigration. PETER died at sea in 1638 and his son JOHN was left to be raised by his good friend Thomas Wilborne until age 21. They landed at Scituate,Ma in 1638 and Thomas was a saddler so he taught JOHN his trade. 1628 JOHN Born at High Holden,Kent,Eng. 1638 Arrived in America on the CASTLE in the care of Thomas Wilborne 1643 He moved to Duxbury,Ma and several years later to Marshfield,Ma where he purchased and named Branch Island 1652 On Dec. 6th he married MARY SPEED at Marshfield,Ma. She was from the family of the English Historian 1699 JOHN made his will at Marshfield,Ma on July 6th 1711 Died on May 7th in Marshfield,Ma. Sources: Branch,William Branch Family of New England,NY 1935 (9-23) Olive Branch Millburn,A History of William Henry Branch,Salt Lake,1952 (44-49) Branch Family,A.E. Paulsen 1914 NEHGR Vol.,1&2 pg. 183 NEHGR Vol. 63 Pg. 286 Descendants of John Scott and other early Scotts by Mary Lovering Holman,Boston 1919 Powers Banes Ancestry by Powers 1921 | BRANCH, Peter (I006643)
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| 387 | [1551424.ged] 1/24/99 SIMON BRANCH ( -- 1614) ALICE STOOKES The earliest authentic record of the BRANCH family dates back to 1500 but their are many facts that prove the families existed four centuries earlier. The name was originally spelled BRANCHE.Tradition has it that the family descended from a Norman Knight Also early records indicate that a BRANCH was with William the Conqueror at Hastings in 1066 and is so recorded in the Roll of the Battle Abbey. The BRANCH family of New England is descended from Richard Branch,a woolen drapper,settled in Abingdon-on-Thames,Berkshire England during the early part of the 16th century. He was a man of considerable importance being for many years head of The Fraternity of the Holy Cross (for more details see Branch in Abingdon 32-37) His wife was Elizabeth Beauforest. Richard Branch was born prior to 1500 and died around 1544 1585 SYMON BRANCHE married ALICE STOOKES on June 6th. She married 2nd a Edward Hasleman. 1614 SIMON made his will on 20 May which was proved November 7th. He was buried at Halden,Kent,Eng. on October 8th. (from parish registar) 1619 ALICE was living at Halden with her 2nd husband Edward Haslemar. Daughter Susan will was proved 25 May mentions brother PETER of Nettlested. Sources: Branch,William ÖBranch Family of New England,NY 1935 (9-23) Olive Branch Millburn, A History of William Henry Branch,Salt Lake,1952 (44-49) Branch Family,A.E. Paulsen 1914 NEHGR Vol.,1&2 pg. 183 NEHGR Vol 65 pg 286; Vol 68 pg 61 | BRANCH, Simon (I006638)
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| 388 | [1586181.ged] In the 1851 census,Robert was of Brighton,Carlton N.B. Robert and Sarah belong ed to the Upper Brighton Free Baptist Church,Carlton Co. N.B.Living in 1871. H ewas mentioned in his fathers will 06 Oct 1813. | GINSON, Robert (I007987)
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| 389 | [1586181.ged] On 21 jul 1809 he was granted 205 acres of land in Wakefeild,York Co. | GINSON, Alexandra (I007994)
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| 390 | [1586181.ged] Robert H. Ginson , U.E.L.(Jenson)During the war, he served with the Kings`s Am erican Dragoons and recieved land within his regimental block at Prince Willia m,York Co, by a grant of 1786. He settled in Wakefield Parish, Carlelton.Grantb ook Database Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, land grants 1765-1900 Robert Jenson. Volume:B, page 1 grant number 43 Co, by1796 and built a log grist mil l on Peel Brook, which was in operation by 1799.He later built a sawmill on Bu bar Brook, Upper Brighton in 1802. In 1803, he was living in Wakefeild Parish with his wife, three chidren over the age of tenand five children under the a ge of ten. In 1804 he was appointed "comminssionerof highways" for Wakefield P arish. Two of his children, Lavina and Alexander were baptised in 1789 at Wake field. [http://www.pivot.net/~eureka/ginson.html] Robert H. GINSON (JINSON) D. 1813 & Bur. Free Baptist Cemetery, Brighton, Carleton Co., NB M. Mary --- (Abt. 1765-Aft. 1839), 1790 & Mary’s 2nd M. was to Jacob RHEAM (REIMS, RHEIMS), 12 Sept 1814 Robert was a Loyalist in the Revolutionary War--which means he fought for the British cause. He served in the King's American Dragoons. The King's American Dragoons were probably mustered in Hudson Valley, New York. They were disbanded in St. John, 1783. In an 1839 affidavit, Robert’s 71-year-old widow Mary claimed she “…married in the year 1790 to Robert Jinson who served as a private soldier in the Revolutionary War in America and was attached to the Regiment of Horse, commanded by Colonel Thompson…” Robert first lived at or near Prince William, located about halfway between Fredericton and Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He was granted land in Prince William along with other members of the Kings American Dragoons. On 10 Oct 1786, Robert was granted 62 acres in Prince William, York Co., New Brunswick. Robert lived on Bear Island. On 1 December 1790, Robert sells his land there; the document reads “I Robert Jenson have received all my just due due from John Stone for my island right on the Bare Island.” It is believed that “Bare” is misspelled & should really be spelled as “Bear” Island. An 1803 census of settlers from Woodstock & Northampton to the River de Chute lists Robert Jinson: 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children over 10, 5 under 10. Robert was one of the early settlers north of Woodstock. He built the first mill in the area, a gristmill on Peel Brook. [Note: a grist mill grinds grain] Robert also constructed a sawmill in Upper Brighton, New Brunswick. 21 July 1809, Robert JENSON is granted 380 acres in Wakefield, York Co. The Wakefield Baptist Church Records has an entry dated Saturday, 26 August 1809. “Held a private Meeting of the Church in order to Settle all Differences and hardness that had arose and of receiving Preachers that had Bad practices or principles…all Members present Except John Brown Agreed to Receive No preachers that were of Bad Characters, or Strangers that they Did not Know with out they brought a Recommendation from the church they belonged to or the Association that they were Connected with…” Mary Gensen was listed as among those who attended that day. I tend to think this Mary was our Mary, Robert’s wife and Elizabeth’s mother. Robert made his will on 6 October 1813; it was witnessed by William Simpson, N. Rideout Jr. and Ann Monroe. His will reads: “In the name of God Amen, I Robert Jenson of the Parish of Wakefield of the County of York being of sound mind and memory but sickly in body do hereby make my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. That is to say after my just debts and funeral charges are paid, I will and bequeath to my loving wife Mary the full and personal property of what nature sowin for and during her natural life only and after her decease I will the lot of land whereon I now reside with all and singular the improvements thereon to my eldest son Alexander excepting the sawmill and stream sufficient for the said mill I will to be equally divided between my two sons Alexander and Robert. I will to my three daughters Ann, Elizabeth, Louisa the sum of five pounds. Each to be paid to them by my son Alexander after he gets into his possession the lot of land heretofore bequeathed him paying five pounds yearly beginning at the eldest. And to my four daughters Jane, Rebecca, Hannah, Mary, I will to each of them the sum of two pounds to be paid likewise to the two eldest Jane and Rebecca by my son Alexander and the two last mentioned Hannah and Mary to be paid by my son Robert out of any profits he may make by the saw mill. The sum bequeathed to the last four daughters to be severally paid yearly according to their ages. And should my wife Mary decease before my son Alexander is of age, I will that all my property hereby bequeathed to her shall remain in the possession of any one of my three daughters Ann, Elizabeth and Louisa that may accept of it to take care of the younger children until they become of age. With respect to the sawmill hereby bequeathed it is to be understood that the lease to Samuel Kinney is to fulfilled and completed notwithunderstanding. And I hereby do will and authorize my wife Mary Jenson my executrise and do request Mr. James Yorke of Wakefield to be executor to my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirteen. [Robert signed the document with an X.] Signed, sealed and pronounced to be his last will & testament in the presence of W.M. Simpson, Noel Rideout Junior, Ann Munro.” Robert D. Bef. 27 Nov 1813 when his property was appraised and evaluated; James York was executor & the witnesses were W.M. Simpson, Noel Rideout Junior and Laurence Woolfrey. The sworn appraisal reads: “Apprisement and evaluation of the real and personal property of the late Robert Ginson of Wakefield Parish therein this day at his late dwelling house…” Items included: “A lot containing five hundrd acres of land” (75 pounds), 1 cow, 1 heifer, 1 gun, 1 kettle, 1 spinning wheel, 1 joiner, 1 “jack plain”, 1 augers, 2 axes, 1 scythe, 1 hand saw, 1 bakepan, 1 iron tea kettle, 1 frying pan, tin milk can, 1 teapot, 1 churn/2 pails, 1 broad axe, 1 old plough horse, 1 hoes, 1 pair steelyards, 1 tin kettle, 1 looking glass, 1 “camod”. The total value of the property was 91 pounds, 2 schillings and 3 pence. There is another document associated with Robert’s death, dated 13 Oct 1814. It reads in part, “Be it remembered on this thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fourteen having actually appeared before me John Munro chief high examiner surrogate of the surrogative court of the Province of New Brunswick the written names James Yorke executor of the last will and testament of Robert Jinson—deceased and exhibiting the will and further writings by ????????? the holy evangelist of almighty God that the ??????? was a full and true inventory of the holy estate of the said Robert Jinson deceased as far as then conveyed to his hands and knowledge.” His widow, Mary, waited about a year before marrying a man named Jacob RHEIMS. Jacob was also a veteran of the American Revolution and he died in 1832. Mary received a pension as a soldier’s widow in 1837. According to the family, she asked for 2 pensions as she had been married to 2 veterans. | GINSON, Robert H. (I007988)
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| 391 | [1586181.ged] second marriage to Jacob Rheam (Reims)(Rheims)12 sep 1814 | Mary (I007989)
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| 392 | [1881 Canadian Census] Census Place: Deer Island, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375816 NAC C-13180 Dist 26 SubDist P Page 31 Family 159 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace George KAY M M 65 English New Brunswick Occ: Cooper Religion: Disciple of Christ Note: Last name may be Hay. Eliza KAY F M 55 English New Brunswick Religion: Disciple of Christ William KAY M 20 English New Brunswick Occ: Fisherman Religion: Disciple of Christ Emma KAY F 17 English New Brunswick Occ: Attends School Religion: Disciple of Christ | KAY, George A. (I008738)
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| 393 | [1881 Canadian Census] Census Place: Deer Island, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375816 NAC C-13180 Dist 26 SubDist P Page 20 Family 106 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Gillman CHAFFY M M 43 English New Brunswick Occ: Fisherman Religion: Disciple of Christ Belle CHAFFY F M 36 English New Brunswick Religion: Disciple of Christ Henry CHAFFY M 14 English New Brunswick Occ: Attends School Religion: Disciple of Christ Guy CHAFFY M 12 English New Brunswick Occ: Attends School Annie CHAFFY F 10 English New Brunswick Occ: Attends School Frank CHAFFY M 8 English New Brunswick Occ: Attends School Hubert CHAFFY M 4 English New {1901 Canadian Census] Chafey Gillman L. M Head M Apr 9 1837 63 Chafey Florence E. F Wife M Nov 28 1844 56 Chafey Frank C. M Son S Jul 21 1873 27 Chafey Hurbert A. M Son S Jan 10 1878 23 Kay Mary E. F Niece S Aug 11 1888 12 Kay Grace E. F Niece S Mar 20 1890 11Kay Fredrick W. M Nephew S May 18 1893 7 Chaffey M F Sister S Apr 28 1834 66 | CHAFFEY, Gilman Augustus Lamphrey (I008280)
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| 394 | [1881 Census of Canada] Branch WOODWORTH Male -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Information: Birth Year <1831> Birthplace New Brunswick Age 50 Occupation Farmer Marital Status Ethnic Origin English Head of Household Branch WOODWORTH Religion Baptist -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Branch WOODWORTH Male English 50 New Brunswick Farmer Baptist Charles D. SHAW Male Scottish 20 New Brunswick Bapti Sarah L. SHAW Female Scottish 17 New Brunswick Bapti Willard H. SHAW Male Scottish 14 New Brunswick Baptist -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Hopewell, Albert, New Brunswick Family History Library Film 1375813 NA Film Number C-13177 District 23 Sub-district C Division 1 Page Number 49 Household Number 242 | WOODWORTH, Branch (I010122)
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| 395 | [1881 Census of Canada] Charles F. WOODWORTH Male -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Information: Birth Year <1880> Birthplace New Brunswick Age <1 Born: Oct; 6/12 Occupation Marital Status Ethnic Origin English Head of Household David WOODWORTH (grandfather) Religion Baptist -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Hopewell, Albert, New Brunswick Family History Library Film 1375813 NA Film Number C-13177 District 23 Sub-district C Division 1 Page Number 50 Household Number 243 [Florida Death Index 1877-1998] Name: Charles D WOODWORTH Certificate: 14424 Place: Pinellas Race: W Death Date: 28 Feb 1974 Birth Date: 09 Oct 1880 | WOODWORTH, Charles Frederick Dawson (I007845)
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| 396 | [1881 Census of Canada] Leonard WOODWORTH Male -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Information: Birth Year <1808> Birthplace N. B. Age 73 Occupation Not Given Marital Status M Ethnic Origin English Head of Household Angus MCCOSBY Religion Baptist -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Angus MCCOSBY M Male Scottish 38 Scotland Quaryman Presbyterian M. A. MCCOSBY M Female Scottish 32 N. B. Mary MCCOSBY Female Scottish 13 N. B. Donald MCCOSBY Male Scottish 11 N. B. R. L. MCCOSBY Male Scottish 9 N. B. John MCCOSBY Male Scottish 5 N. B. William MCCOSBY Male Scottish 1 N. B. Leonard WOODWORTH M Male English 73 N. B. Ruth WOODWORTH M Female English 62 N. B. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Hillsborough, Albert, New Brunswick Family History Library Film 1375813 NA Film Number C-13177 District 23 Sub-district B Division 1 Page Number 22 Household Number 95 | WOODWORTH, Leonard (I005920)
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| 397 | [1881 Census of Canada] Census Place: Kingston, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375816 NAC C-13180 Dist 27 SubDist C Div 1 Page 11 Family 56 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace William NORTHRUP M W 40 English N. B. Occ: Farmer Religion: Church of England Julian NORTHRUP M 11 English N. B. Religion: Church of England Howard NORTHRUP M 9 English N. B. Religion: Church of England Walter NORTHRUP M 7 English N. B. Religion: Church of England Matilda NORTHRUP F 48 English N. B. | NORTHRUP, William (I000145)
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| 398 | [1881 Census of Canada] Census Place: Springfield, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375816 NAC C-13180 Dist 27 SubDist G Div 2 Page 31 Family 155 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace William BENSON M M 49 English N. B. Occ: Farmer Religion: Weslyan Methodist Louisa BENSON F M 27 English N. B. Religion: Weslyan Methodist | BENSON, William Eli (I000138)
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| 399 | [1881 Census of Canada] Census Place: St George, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375815 NAC C-13179 Dist 26 SubDist D Div 1 Page 11 Family 43 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace James MCCORMACK M M 30 Irish N. B. Occ: Store Keeper Religion: Church of England Cecelia M. MCCORMACK F M 30 English N. B. Religion: Church of England Sarah G. MCCORMACK F 5 Irish N. B. Religion: Church of England William M. MCCORMACK M 1 Irish N. B. Religion: Church of England | MCCORMACK, James (I008258)
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| 400 | [1881 Census of Canada] Census Place: St Marys, York, New Brunswick, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375818 NAC C-13182 Dist 30 SubDist R Div 1 Page 94 Family 432 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Wm. WEADE M W 67 German New Brunswick Occ: Farmer Religion: F Baptist Dorcas C. BARTER F W 38 German New Brunswick Religion: F Baptist Ransvolana BARTER F 12 German New Brunswick Religion: F Baptist Brownie BARTER F 7 German New Brunswick Religion: F Baptist John Beud BARTER M 2 German New Brunswick Religion: | WEADE, Dorcas Charlotte (I000331)
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