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- [Passamaquoddy, Genealogies of West Isles Families; pg 122]
George was a Loyalist, and he moved to St. John where he had a grant. Two of his sons removed to Passamaquoddy Bay area. One settled on Deer Island; the other on nearby Indian Island.
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NOTES from Jan Toirkens:
[Wright, Esther Clark (1955). The Loyalists of New Brunswick p.297]
Kay, George Loyalist Land grant in Saint John
[Bell, D. G. (1983). Early Loyalist Saint John p.214]
Key, George Loyalist arrived on ship "Sovereign" in Unit 24 (This ship and unit arrived in July 1783) Family on board ship - one single adult male Family on arrival in Saint John - one single adult male. Family 1 May 1794 one adult male, one adult female, one servant (It is likely that George Kay married between July 1783 and May 1784 in Saint John).
[Natural Resources Department Province or New Brunswick Crown Land Grant Index p.441]
Kay, George Lot 626 Parrtown, Saint John 14 August 1784 (these city lots were all one hundred by forty feet)
Kay. George Lot 21 Scotchtown, Canning Parish, Queens County NB June 1786 200 acres
[Index Cards -Saint John Free Public Library, Saint John, NB]
( These cards contain information as well they used to refer to storage areas of the New Brunswick Museum so only the information was recorded)
Kay, George Shoemaker 1812
Kay, George 1799 moved his tailor shop to St John Street and took Mr. Peter Wade into partnership - this lasted only a few months, then each went into business for himself.
Kay. George item in City Gazette 24 January 1821 house for sale in Drury Lane on York Point.
Hale, R. WALLACE (1989) Fairly New Brunswick Probate Records 1785-1835.
No Probate record found for George Kay
No further references were found to loyalist George Kay. However, a search could be made of the Saint John Registry Office Land Records for further information which might include wife's name (wife had to sign off on sale of property) and/or family as there is no record of a Probate for George Kay.
END of NOTES from Jan Toirkens.
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(This list the three older sons of George Kay and the husband of his daughter Isabella.)
Saint John, N.B. The Evening Times-Globe, Saturday, March 28, 1936.
Old Muster Roll Of Saint John Militia Prized
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Can You Trace Your Ancestors in This Record?
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A most valuable record in the military and civil history of Saint
John has lately been presented to the New Brunswick Museum by
Chief Justice J.B.M. Baxter in the original manuscript of the Saint
John militia for the years 1809, 1810 and 1811. The names listed in
that neatly penned roll include practically all of the male residents of
the city during those years who were between the ages of 16 and 60
years.
Other local militia muster rolls already preserved in the museum
are much more recent, the oldest being some 50 years later than the
one the chief justice has presented. But many welcome donations of
commissions granted to individuals, muster rolls, and records of
military transactions have been gradually making more complete the
museum's data on things military in this province. The museum
possesses copies of muster rolls of Loyalist regiments and copies of
other documents of a kindred nature which have been placed in the
core of the Dominion Archives in Ottawa. [NOTE -now called the
National Archives of Canada.]
Ten Companies
An unruled book with stout but unglazed paper was used for the
muster roll Judge Baxter has given and the names are all penned in
beautifully formed and wonderfully neat script. There were ten
companies of the militia at that time and the respective captains were
Andrew Crookshank, Thomas Millidge, James Simonds, John
Howard, Nehemiah Merritt, Charles I. Peters, David Hatfield, Samuel
Theall, Thomas Menzies and Stephen Humbert. In 1811 Gabriel
Strange had replaced Charles I. Peters as captain of the 6th company.
The muster roll of the Sea Fencibles is also written in with that of
the militia and James Reid is named as the Sea Fencibles captain.
One company of the militia, the 4th, was composed of St. Martins
residents.
Family History
Apart from the military record, the old muster roll will be a great aid
in tracing family history, and in that field the museum records are
very frequently called into use. The names are all in alphabetical order
in the various companies and Miss Vera Davy of the archives
department has grouped them all together in another typed list which
will greatly facilitate reference work.
The names are as follows:
A
Ackerly, William; Adams, John; Adams, Amos; Adams, Josiah;
Adams, William; Alleby, Isaac; Allen, James; Allen, John; Allen,
Peter; Allen, Samuel; Anderson, Archibald; Andrew, Robert;
Andrew, John; Ansley, Corporal Daniel; Anthony, Henry; Austin,
Samuel; Armstrong, Thomas.
B
Baird or Beard, John; Baird or Beard, Thomas; Bailey, Stephen;
Bailey, William, Baker, Anthony; Baker, David; Barlow, Ezekiel;
Barlow, Thomas; Barlow, Joseph (dead 1809); Barlow Ezekiel jr.;
Barns (sic), James; Barr, William; Barry, William; Bartlett, Richard;
Bates, James; Bates, Richard; Bayley, Sergeant Barsilla; Barker,
John; Barlow, William; Bean, Thomas; Bean, Thomas jr.; Bean,
John; Beard or Baird, John; Beard or Baird, Thomas; Beaty, Thomas;
Beaty, James; Beckwith, James of Nova Scotia; Bedell, I. Lawton;
Bentley, John; Belding, Samuel; Belding, Daniel; Bennison, Edward;
Bernie, John, of Scotland; Berry, Samuel; Berton, William; Beyea,
John; Biggar, Walter; Black, John jr.; Black, James; Black, William;
Blackslee, Asa; Blacksie, Henry; Burdon, George; Bulyea, Henry of
Queens Co.; Bustin, George; Bustin, William; Butler, Josiah; Burtis,
William; Buntin, Roland; Buckhout, James; Buchanan, George;
Bustin, Thomas; Bunton, Joshua; Burk, James.
C
Cables, Daniel; Cables, James; Cables, Peter; Cain, Samuel;
Cameron, Peter; Campbell, David; Campbell, Hugh; Carpenter,
Willet, jr.; Canby, Joseph (died Oct. 8th, 1814); Card, Ephraim;
Card, Godfrey; Card, James; Carnes, Robert; Carr, John; Cartwright,
James; Catharine, John; Chandler, Nathan; Chandler, Nathaniel;
Chubb, Henry; Chubb, John; Christopher, John; Clapp, Thomas;
Clark, Aaron; Clark, Ensign John; Clark, George; Clark, Isaac;
Clark, Samuel; James; Clark, Charles; Clark, Alexander; Clark,
William; Clark, John S.; Clark, Joseph; Coddington, Eliphas; Cody,
Serjt. William G.; Collard, James; Colman, David; Colvil, John;
Concord, James; Condon, John; Conibel, Edward; Connard, John;
Cook, James; Cochran, John; Coventry, Charles; Coxetter,
Bartholomew; Coxeter, William; Crabb, Elijah; Craft, James; Craft,
John; Craft, William sr.; Craft, William jr.; Crane, Robert; Cronk,
David; Crookshank, Captain Andrew; Crookshank, William R.;
Cross, Ensign William; Currie, John.
D
Dailey, Joseph (went to Westmoreland); Dailey, Michael; Dailey,
Samuel; Dalton, Samuel; Dalton, Charles H.; Davidson, William;
Davis, Thomas; Day, William sr.; Day, William jr., (16 in 1810);
Daniels, James (removed to Kings Co.); Dean, Lieut. John; Dean,
Jacob; Dean, Stephen; DeBlois, Thomas; Deloo, Joseph; Dely,
Thomas of Scotland; Devebber, Levcrit; Devoe, Daniel of West
Indies; Dibblee, Edwin; Dier, Jonas; Dick. (sic) John; Disbrow,
Noah; Disbrow, Robert (17 in 1810); Dix, Daniel; Dix, John; Dodge,
Benjamin; Dodge, John; Donald, Lieut. William; Donald, George;
Donaldson, Laughlan; Donaldson, Lamid; Downie, John, of Scotland;
Dogerty or Dockerty, John; Drake, Walter (removed to Carleton);
Drake, Uria, (removed to Carleton); Drurey, John; Dunham, Corp.
Joseph; Dunham, Jonathan; Dunham, Elson; Dunham, William;
Duffis, Peter (removed to Black River); Dunlap, Fraser; Dunlap,
Francis; Durant, Sergt. William; Dutton, Thoma
E
Eagles, James (dead in 1810); Eagles, William; Edson, John;
Edgitt, William; Edmonds, Alexander; Elmer, Henry; Elston, Lewis;
Emmerson, Serjt. Joseph (to St. Martins); Emmerson, William;
Etherton, Stephen; Everitt, John.
F
Faught, John (removed to Halifax); Faulkner, David; Fayerweather,
William of Kings Co.; Fayette, George; Ferguson, George; Fereby,
Thomas; Fereby, William; Ferris, Samuel (16 in 1811); Finch,
Henry; Finch, Nehemiah; Findlay, Dennis; Fitzgerald, Thomas;
Flemming, Patrick; Flewewlling, Joseph; Flewewlling, Serjt. Isaac
(dead in 1810); Floyd, Samuel; Fowler, Thomas (16 in 1811); Foy,
Edward (dead in 1810); Fraizer, William; Frederickson, John;
Freeman, John; French, William; Frost, Benjamin (went to Boston);
Frost, Henry.
G
Gable, David; Gable, John; Gale, Benjamin; Gale, Isaac; Ganter,
William; Gamble, Corpl. John; Gardner, Corpl. John jr.; Gardner,
Henry jr.; Gardiner, Henry; Gardner, George; Gardner, Samuel (17
in 1810); Garrison, Isaac; Garrison, Nathanl; Garrison, Jesse;
Garrison, Samuel; Garvie, John; Gaynor, William (16 in 1810);
Gemmill, Andrew; Gilbert, Harry (died in 1860), age 84; Gilbert,
Thomas; Gillis, Archibal (sic); Gillis, James (16 in 1809); Godsaw,
William jr.; Godsoe, William jr.; Godsoe, James; Godsoe, John;
Godsoe, George; Godsoe, Thomas; Golding, Zenus; Goulding,
Nathaniel (60 in in 1809); Goulding, Thomas, of Kings Co.;
Goulding, Robert (went to Queens Co.); Goodwin, Serjt. James;
Goodwin, Isaac; Goodale, Joseph W.; Gorman, John; Grant, Corpl
John; Graves, Richard; Graves, John; Greaves, Charles (went to
Kings Co.); Gregor, James; Green, Calib; Green, Robert; Green,
Samuel; Green, William; Grierson, John; Griffiths, Samuel; Griffiths,
Thomas.
H
Hains, Robert; Ham, Serjt. Charles (dead in 1810); Hammond, Noah;
Hampton, Joseph; Hamilton, John; Hamilton, Peter (removed to
United States); Hanford, Thomas (above 60, 1810); Hanford, James
Thorp; Hancock, William; Harble, John; Harble, Cornelius (dead in
1810); Hardenbrook, Corpl. Robert; Hardenbrook, William; Harding,
Corpl. John; Harding, Thomas; Harding, Ensign George (went to
Kings Co.); Harper, William (went to Westm. Co.); Harper, Peter
(dead in 1809); Harris, William; Harris, John; Hatfield, Capt. David;
Hatfield, Uriah; Hatfield, Peter; Hatfield, William; Hart, Daniel;
Hay, John; Haycock, William; Haycock, Thomas (went to Moose
Is.); Haycock, John; Hayter, William; Hawkes, William; Hazen, John
jr. (joined Sunbury Co.); Hazen, George jr.; Hedden, George jr.;
Hedden, William; Henderson, Archibald; Henderson, James, (died in
1837, from Scotland); Henley, James; Hennigar, Serjt. Henry;
Hennigar, Corpl. Michael jr.; Hennigar, John, of Kings So.; Henry,
Corpl. Jacob; Henry, Henry; Helmore, John (went to York Co.);
Hepburn, Alexander; Hersey, Elijah; Hersey, David (16 in 1809);
Hewitt, William; Hicks, Samuel; Hillt (sic), Thomas (16 in 1810);
Holland, William (went to St. Andrews); Holmes, George; Hodgson,
Joseph; Hopkins, Solomon; Holley, James; Holly, Shadrach (removed
up River); Howard, William; Hoy, John (removed up River);
Humbert, Captain Stephen; Humbert, John; Humbert, Francis;
Hughson, Daniel; Hughson, John, (joined N. S.); Hunter, Thomas;
Huse, Joseph; Hutchinson, Corpl. Andrew; Hylyard, Corpl. Thoma
I
Ingles, Hugh (joined in N. S.); Ingolby, Thomas; Ireland, William.
J
Jacobs, William; James, Robert; Jarvis, Ralph; Jarvis, William;
Jarvis, Edward; Jinkins, Griffith; Jinkins, Robert; Jones, Asa; Jones,
Edward; Jones, John (of Nova Scotia); Jones, David; Johnston, Hugh;
Johnston, James (went to Char. Co.); Johnston, Alexander (16 in
1810); Johnston, Hugh jr.; Jourdan, James; Jourdan, John; Judson,
Abel.
K
Kay, George; Kay, Jacob; Kay, John; Kelly, William of N. S.;
Kelley, John; Kennedy, Serjt. William; Kennedy, Neil; Kenny, John;
Ketchum, John; King, Charles.
L
Lapley, Joseph; Lane, Edward (16 in 1810); Lane, George; Lannon,
Serjt. John; Lamorieux, Serjt. A. O.; Lasky, Nathaniel; Laskey,
Robert; Lawrence, William; Lawrence, Richard; Lawson, William;
Lawton, James; Lawton, Lieut. John; Leavitt, William; Leavitt,
Henry; Leavitt, Daniel; Leavitt, Daniel jr.; Leavitt, John; Leavitt,
James; Leavitt, Francis; Leavitt, Thomas; Le Cane, Walter; Lee, John
of Portland; Lee, David; Lester, John; Leydick, Godfrey (dead by
1809); Leonard, John (joined in N. S.); Lilly, Joseph; Lincoln,
Elisha; Lingley, Joseph (joined in 1811); Littlehale, Joseph; Lord,
Capt. Charles; Lord, Henry; Lord, Benjamin; Longmure, Richard
(dead in 1809), London, John; Lovitt, Jacob; Lovitt, Daniel, sr.;
Lugrin, George; Lugrin, Simeon (16 in 1810); Lunt, Natha
M
Mackie, James; Maiby, Jasper; Maiby, Abraham; Mahar, James;
Maleman, Christopher; Martin, Daniel; Manzie, James; Masten,
Charles; Masten, Francis; Masten, James; Mason, George; Mason,
John; Mason, Samuel; Mathews, David; Mathewson, John; Mathison,
William; Maybee, Abraham; Maybee, Jasper; Melick, John; Melick,
William B.; Menzies, Capt. Thomas, jr.; Mercer, Joshua; Mercer,
William; Merritt, Caleb; Merritt, Capt. Nehemiah; Merritt, John;
Merritt, Thomas (16 in 1810); Merritt, Israel; Merritt, Robert; Miles,
Samuel, jr.; Miles, John; Miles, Thomas; Millidge, Capt. Thomas,
jr.; Miller, Thomas, of Kings County; Morris, Thomas (16 in 1809);
Morris, David (above 60 in 1809); Morrison, Archibald (joined up
river); Morgan, Lieut. Samuel; Mott, Jacob S. (Ensign); Mott,
Richard; Moseley, John; Munro, Alexander; Munro, John; Munroe,
James; Murphy, Patrick.
Mc
McAdam, Henry; McAlpine, -----; McAully, Donald; McCauley,
George; McCauley, James; McCullough, James; McDonald,
Archibald; McDonald, Hugh; McDonald, John; McDonald,
Alexander; McElmon, Robert; McHugh, James; McIntosh, David
(removed to Queens Co.); McIntosh, James; McKay, Daniel; McKay,
Hugh; McKee, Lieut. Handford; McKee, James; McKee, William;
McKee, Capt. Samuel; McKenzie, Alexander; McKenzie, George
(removed to Charlotte Co.); McKenzie, Joseph; McKenzie, John;
McKenzie, Farquhar; McKerdy, Robert; McLeod, William (removed
to York Co.); McLeod, Alexander; McLeod, John; McLaughlon,
Alexander; McMacken, Lieut. Thomas; McMullen, Hugh; McNeal,
James; McNelta, James; McMain, Thomas.
N
Neall, Peter, of Nova Scotia; Nealon, James; Nelson, Andrew; Nice,
Henry; Nichols, Solomon (died in 1838); Nichols, Corpl. Samuel;
Nutting, Joseph.
O
Olive, Isaac; Olive, William; Olmstead, Jesse; Oliver, Corpl. Peter;
Olmstead, Joseph; Oran, William; Owen, John; Owen, Thomas.
P
Paddock, Thomas; Pagan, George; Palmer, Thomas; Pangburn,
William; Panburn, Richard; Parker, Tim.; Partelow, Corpl. Johiel;
Partelow, John; Partelow, John, jr.; Partelow, James (16 in 1809);
Partelow, William; Partelow, William, 2nd; Parker, James; Paschal,
Henry; Patterson, Stephen; Patterson, John; Peele, Corpl. Humphrey;
Pennal, John (died by 1810); Peters, Capt. Charles I.; Peters, Lieut.
Harry; Peters, W. Tyng; Peters, Samuel; Pettingal, Daniel; Pettingal,
James, of Kings Co.; Pettingal, Thomas, of Kings Co.; Phahy,
Simon; Picket, James; Pine, Alpheas; Pine, James; Pool, Corpl. John
(dead by 1809); Potter, James; Price, James; Price, John; Purdy,
Obadiah; Purdy, Thomas, of Kings Co.; Purdy, Serjt. Samuel; Purdy,
Henry; Purdy, Gilbert; Purdy, Caleb; Pugsley, Benjamin (joined
Kings Co.); Ponsford, Joseph.
Q
Quinton, Ensign Jesse.
R
Rainshaw, Thomas; Ray, William; Raymond, George; Raymond,
Charles; Rawleigh, Thomas; Rea, Robert; Reed, Thomas; Reid,
James, jr.; Reid, Eleazer; Reid, Capt. James; Reiard, Joseph; Reily,
John (60 in 1810); Reynolds, Jesse; Reynolds, James; Reynolds,
Samuel; Richards, Bartlett; Richards, Joseph; Ring, Corpl. Levi;
Ring, Trustrum; Ring, John; Richards, John; Ritchie, Andrew S.;
Ritchie, Thomas; Robb, Andrew; Robertson, Corpl. Robert;
Robertson, Robert, (16 in 1809); Robertson, Duncan; Roberts,
William; Roberts, Robert; Roberts, John; Robinson, William;
Robson, Thomas; Rodgers; Corpl. James; Rogers, John; Rone, John;
Rouse, David; Ross, James; Rosenell, John; Rubert, Frederic;
Rupert, Christopher; Russell, John (went to St. Martins, 1810);
Russell, William.
S
Sanders, William; Sandle, Thomas; Sands, Richard; Sayward,
Samuel D.; Schooler, Serjt. James; Schurman, Philip; Scofield,
Charles; Scott, Samuel; Schibner, Serjt. Joseph; Scribner, George;
Sealey, Serjt. Seth; Sealy, Linus (moved up river); Sears, Harry;
Sears, Thatcher (60 in 1809); Sebastian, Magnus; Sentle, Serjt.
Ephram; Shea, John; Sheeves, Robert; Sherwood, Jacob; Shrives,
Robert; Shrum, Christian; Simonds, Capt. James; Simonds, Edward
(went to Miramichi); Sinnott, Stephen (died in 1881); Slocum,
Abraham; Slouder, William; Smart, Serjt. Andrew (went to Queens
county); Smiler, Christopher; Smiley, John; Smith, John; Smith,
Benjamin (went to U. S.); Smith, Daniel, jr.; Smith, Stephen; Smith,
Robert, jr.; Spears, Corpl. John; Spears, Luke; Spears, Nathaniel;
Sprowl, Elliot, of Kings County; Sprowl, Alexander; Spurr, Elijah;
Stackhouse, James; Stackhouse, Joseph; Stackhouse, Robert; Stanton,
William; Stanton, Benjamin, jr.; Stanton, Benjamin; Stanton, John;
Stanton, George; Stanton, Thomas; Stenning, William; Stephens,
Shubel; Stephens, John; Stewart, James; Stivers, Corpl. Nathaniel;
Stives, James, Niagara; Storey, James; Storm, Samuel; Stone,
Edmund; Storey, John; Strang, Lieut. Gabriel; Strange, Serjt.
Samuel; Strange, Lott; Strainge, William; Strange, William (16 to
1809) (sic); Stymast, Benjamin; Stymast, Jasper; Studhamm, Andrew;
Sweet, Serjt. Benjamin; Swiney, George.
T
Taylor, Henry; Taylor, George (from England); Taylor, George,
jr. (from England); Taylor, William (from England); Teasdale,
Walter; Tell, William; Terrel, Joseph; Theall, Capt. Samuel; Theall,
Tartelus; Thomas, William; Thomas, Stephen; Thomas, Seth (dead in
1810); Thomas, Felix; Thomas, Thomas, jr.; Thomas, Daniel;
Thomas, Isaac; Thomas, John; Matthew; Thomas, Charles;
Thompson, Alexander; Thompson, Nathan (of U. S.); Thompson,
William, of New York; Titus, Tilton, Samuel; Tilton, William, of
New York; Titus, John, of Queens Co.; Tidd, Daniel (went to Kings
Co.); Thorp, Philo; Tool, Garrett; Trapager, Cornelius; Trapager,
Thomas; Traverse, Whitney (dead in 1810); Travis, Calib; Travis,
Joshua Barns; Travis, John; Trecartin, James; Trecartin, Henry;
Trecartin, William; Trecartin, John (16 in 1809); Turner, John.
V
Vail, John; Vanhorn, Cornelius (went to York Co.); Vanhorn,
James; Vanhorn, John; Vanhorn, Gregory; Vanvert, Isaac, of Kings
Co.) (sic); Venning, Corpl. John (dead in 1810).
W
Wade, Peter; Wade, Thomas; Walker, Edward; Wallace, James;
Wallace, Thomas; Ward, Caleb; Ward, William; Ward, John, jr.;
Ward, Charles (died in 1882); Walker, Michael; Waterbury, Lieut.
David; Waterbury, John, jr. (died in 1881); Waterbury, James (16 in
1810); Waterbury, John (over 60 in 1809); Watson, Capt. Francis;
Watson, James; Way, David; Weaver, David; Weaver, John; Webb,
David; Wetmore, Lieut. Josiah; Wetmore, Jesse; Wetmore, George;
Wetmore, William; Wheaton, Joseph (removed to Fredericton);
Wheeler, Zolman; Whelpley, Serjt. William; Whelpley, Jeremiah;
Whelpley, Joseph; Whelpley, Oliver; White, Serjt. William (removed
to St. Martins); White, James, jr.; Whiteiar, Corpl. George;
Whiteman, John, jr.; Whitaker, George, Corpl.; Whitney, John (dead
in 1809); Whooten, Morris; Whitney, Charles; Wiggins, Corpl.
Thomas; Wiggins, Stephen; Wiggins, Samuel; Wiggins, William;
Wiggins, Benjamin; Williams, Thomas Penn; Williams, Thomas;
Williamson, Archibald; Wilson, Samuel; Wilbour, William; Wilkins,
John; Willis, Thomas; Wilson, Hugh; Wilson, George; Winchester,
Benjamin; Winchester, Elnathan; Wood, Robert; Wood, John;
Woodworth, John; Woodward, Isaac (a Quaker); Woolhaupter, John;
Wort, Henry; Wright, Richard; Wyse, Nicholas; Wyse, William.
Y
????; Young, George; Young, Henry; Young, Nathaniel; Young,
Samuel (from Nova Scotia); Young, Christopher; Younghusband,
George.
St. Martins Residents
Names of all residents in St. Martins, St. John County, from 16 to
60 years of age, for 1810 were as follows:
Brown, John, Lieutenant; Brown, Joseph, Serjt.; Black, Philip,
Corporal; Black, Silvanus (16 in 1810); Bradshaw, Ebinezer;
Bradshaw, William, sr.; Bradshaw, William, jr.jr.; Bradshaw,
Abraham; Bradshaw, Isaac; Bradshaw, Jacob (16 in 1810); Brown,
William, sr.; Brown, William, jr.; Brown, Thomas; Brown, George;
Brown, Elijah; Brown, Elisha (16 in 1810); Brown, John.
Compton, William.
Ellison, William, sr.; Ellison, William, jr.; Ellison, Thomas;
Emmerson, Joseph; Emmerson, Frederick; Emmerson, Francis, all
joined at Black River; Evans, Thomas.
Fanjoy, Thomas; Fanjoy, William; Floyd, Thomas; Founds, John;
Founds, William, jr.
Hazen, -Edwin, (joined at Saint John); Howard, Thomas; Howard,
John, jr.; Howard, G. Alexander (16 in 1810).
Melvin, Robert; Moran, James; Moran, Charles; Moran, William;
Mosher, Stephen; Mosher, Philip, sr.; Mosher, Elisha; Mosher,
Edward; Mosher, Philip, jr. (16 in 1810).
McAmber, William; McLean, George; McLeod, John; McLeod,
William, sr.; McLeod, William, jr. (16 in 1810).
Noonen, John.
Power, Henry.
Robinson, John, jr.; Robinson, John, sr.; Robinson, William;
Robinson, James, all joined at Black River.
Springstead, Isaac.
Templeman, Thomas; Tuff, Richard.
Vaughn, Ebenezer; Vaughn, William; Vaughan, Daniel; Vaughan,
John; Vaughan, David.
Welch, Roger.
NOTE -all these St. Martins Vaughn/Vaughans were brothers. Their
father, Daniel Sr., d. in 1808. All the Bradshaws, Browns, Thomas
Floyd, Moshers, Thomas Templeman, Richard Tuff (Tufts) and the
Vaughans on the St. Martins list were from N.S. families (mostly
Chester, N.S).
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New Brunswick Families
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