Notes: New Brunswick Families

New Brunswick Families

Matches 851 to 900 of 2,173

#	Notes	Linked to
851	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	CHUTE, Elizabeth (I009816)
852	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	CHUTE, Sophia (I009817)
853	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	CHUTE, James (I009818)
854	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	COVERT, John (I009819)
855	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	CHUTE, Alvin (I009820)
856	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	CHUTE, Martha (I009821)
857	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	GIDNEY, Calvin (I009822)
858	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	GIDNEY, Caroline (I009823)
859	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PARKER, Ambrose (I009826)
860	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PARKER, James (I009827)
861	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PARKER, Obadiah (I009829)
862	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PARKER, Susan Elizabeth (I009830)
863	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MILLS, Mister (I009831)
864	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MCGOUCHIN, William (I009832)
865	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	BENT, Joseph (I009833)
866	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	BENT, Walter (I009834)
867	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	BENT, John (I009835)
868	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	BENT, Mary (I009836)
869	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PARKER, William (I009837)
870	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	FRAZER, Margery Rose (I009838)
871	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MACK, Sophia (I009839)
872	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Eliza M. (I009840)
873	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Augusta A. (I009841)
874	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Caroline A. (I009842)
875	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Sarah (I009844)
876	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Charles Malcom (I009845)
877	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Emily S. (I009846)
878	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MACK, Child1 (I009847)
879	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MACK, Child2 (I009848)
880	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MACK, Child3 (I009849)
881	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	STEADMAN, Alevia (I009850)
882	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MORAN, John (I009851)
883	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	PALFREY, Augusta (I009852)
884	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	NEWCOMB, STEADMAN (I009854)
885	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	NEWCOMB, Elsie May (I009855)
886	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MESSENGER, Augusta Emily (I009856)
887	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MESSENGER, Katherine Newcomb (I009857)
888	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	NEWCOMB, Max D. (I009858)
889	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	MCLANNAN, Alfaretta (I009859)
890	[JamesCongdonSteadman.FTW] Provided by: John B. Lisle	NEWCOMB, Emily May (I009860)
891	[Jan Toirkens] Born 1862 in St. John county, ( New-Brunswick ), married first time with John Edgar March from N.B. After his death in 1907 she married Mr. Anderson. She moved to Vancouver and died at her daughter's home, Mrs. Maud Dickie.	KAYE, Clymene (I005890)
892	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] "Came to America in the Abigail, one of the fleet of 11 ships with 900 emigra nts, lead by John Winthrop, Puritan leader, who became Gov. of Mass and found er of Boston, both of the women whom he afterward married, coming in the same fleet, with their parents, although John Wilkinson is believed to have died during the voyage. In June 1630 The Puritans landed at Salem. m(1st) Pruden ce Wilkinson, dau., of John and Prudence Wilkinson. She died after a short ti me leaving one son."---(From "History of New Ipswich, New Hampshire" 1735 - 1 914 Chandler and Lee With Genealogy Records of the Principal Families) "Will iam Bucknam lived for a time near the entrance to Woodlawn Cemetery. He bough t land in what is now Chelsea, Mass in 1632 and the Mystic Side 1647 and in C harleston, now Everett, in Nov, 1664. There is a "Bucknam Street" which runs southerly from Belmont Street, parallel with Main St. near home of Dean Conve rse. Here most of the children were born. He seemed to be an unusually prospe rous carpenter in 1660. In that year he reconstructed the old Knower house. In 1667 when he made his Will, he refers to many things that were then modern and only the prosperous could have. He died 16 Mar 1678/9 full of years, and full of respect of his neighbors, and townsmen. He was buried with his wife Sarah, in the old "Bell Rock Cemetery", and the graves of many of their desce ndants can be seen there. He was a devout and sincere Christian, and instille d the fear of God into the hearts of all his family, taught all his children to read and write, which could not be said of all of MaIden's citizens of eve n a later date. Old records show that he was prominent in the Town Affairs, his judgment often sought, and his decision being regarded as final."---(Fro m an article written to be read and printed in connection with an organizatio n called "National Society of Puritan Descendants", 5 Dec. 1898) William arr ived in the country a single man as may be ascertained from the court deposit ion taken 16 DEC 1662 when Robert Lincoln stated, "I have known him, ever sin ce he came into the Country both single man and married man." One of the ear ly residents of Charlestown, William is recorded as having property within t he town limits in 1638. The Charlestown Land Records show where he possessed one dwelling house with a garden plot, butting northeast upon the streeteway, and bounded on the southeast by Edward Carrington. In 1649 he purchased from Francis Willoughby 20 acres on the Mystic side. The following year he purcha sed further land and meadows. On 2 April 1661, together with George Knower, he bought a forty acre and a fifteen acre lot of land at Malden from Capt. E dward Johnson and his wife, Susan. Sarah and William are buried in "The Old Y ard " in Malden. ***He immigrated in 1630 in Gov. Craddock's Fleet. He was a j oiner. He was brought to build the Craddock house, which is still standing as a museum, in Medford, Mass. He settled in Rumney Marsh (now Chelsea), then later in Malden, both in Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. He settled in Malden in 1647 and on what is now Bucknam Street in Malden (annexed to Everett) in 1 649. His will was made June 3, 1667, with a codicil February 5, 1678, and pr oved June 17, 1679. He mentions his first born son John, his wife Sarah that is now, and his first wife, John's mother. John was taken by his grandmother and served her as an apprentice till he as 21. He had a portion from his gran dmother instead of the portion due me in right of his mother, amounting to 20 . He gave his wife Sarah his dwelling; names his son Joses, her eldest son; h is son William, and my brother George "Knore". Son John to have 5. My other c hildren, viz.: Edward, Samuel, Mercie, Sara and Mehitable, 10 each. To son Sa muel, being weakly, 10. To daughter Elizabeth 10s., having given her her port ion at marriage. Wife Sarah to be sole executri	BUCKNAM, William (I008101)
893	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] Buried in Bell Rock Cemetery, and on his gravestone is this inscription: "Her e lyes ye body of William Bucknam, aged 41 years, died September ye 17, 1693.	BUCKNAM, William (I008107)
894	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] Burned to death in the family's home.	BUCKNAM, Enos (I008168)
895	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] Died in childbirth.	BUCKNAM, Susanna (I008119)
896	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] From 'The Bucknam- Swan House' by Julia Rich Hogan (available at the Parlin M emorial Library in Everett, Mass.) The member of the third generation of Buck nams who inherited the homestead (William Bucknam's home) was Lieutenant Samu el Bucknam, Joses's son. Samuel married Deborah Sprague Mellen, by whom he ha d ten children. This marriage established an important historical connection for future generations of the Bucknam family, as the Spragues had been the fi rst to explore this area. Samuel Bucknam built an addition to the Bucknam hou se. During the years he was the occupant of the house an account book was kep t, which dates back to 1699. The first item in the book is dated August 7 of that year. In the late 1800's this account book was in the possession of Jose ph Swan, but it is not known where the book is now. Here are some entries in the account book: Dec 13 1701- I reckoned Josef bolding and that is due to m e 1-7-5 Dec 13 1701- reckoned with James Whitmore at the same time and there due to Whitmore 1-2-0 Aug 20 1703- reserved (received?) Master Lolly rom (ro om?) 0-7-0 due to Mr. blaxton for a pare (pair?) of lather (leather?) breches (breeches?) 1-7-6 due for a pair of clothe breches tineing and making 0-10-6 He moved to Falmouth, Cumberland, Maine about 1720.	BUCKNAM, Samuel (I008115)
897	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] He lived in Charlestown and then later in Malden. He made his will April 8, 1 736, and it was proved April 27, 1741. He mentions his wife Hannah; his sons Joses and Nathan; his daughters Hannah Sargeant, Judith PERKINS, Ruth Richard son, Martha Bucknam and Elizabeth Bucknam, and his grandchildren James Barret t and Mary Barrett. (Middlesex Probate #3392).	BUCKNAM, Joses (I008098)
898	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] He lived in East Lexington, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.	BUCKNAM, William (I008120)
899	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] He made his will March 31, 1774, which was proved arch 23, 1776. He mentions his wife Rebecca, his son Benjamin to have his whole estate, and his daughter Phebe Bucknam. (Middlesex Probate #3375) His tombstone states: Buried by 6 of his children	BUCKNAM, Benjamin (I008139)
900	[JohnEdgarMarch.ged] He went to sea in 1708.	BUCKNAM, John (I008118)