Lines of Descent

Genealogy - compiled by Nancy Waters

LINES OF DESCENT

Reid — Allaby
Genealogy

Tips on finding parents using the number system:

To find the father double the number, add one for the mother.
example--
# 17 is Olive Scribner
Double 17 to get her father # 34 Thaddeus Scribner,
add one , so # 35 for her mother, Prudence Morrell.
Husbands and fathers are always even numbers--wives and mothers ,odd numbers.
Please check the information yourself. I have not verified everything and there may be mistakes

Reid lines

Allaby lines

Quick Links by Generation
       First
       The family of Ivan Reid and Gladys Allaby
       Second
       Ivan William Reid, Gladys Rebekah Allaby
       Third
       William Torrance Reid, Margaret Baxter Campbell, Charles Haddon Spurgeon Allaby, Christine Henderson Budge
       Fourth
       John Coffin Reid, Ann Robertson, James Andrew Campbell, Matilda Baxter, Hannah Rebecca Harrett, John Budge, Elizabeth Greer
       Fifth
       James A. Reid, Olive Scribner, James Robertson, Ann Torrance, John B. Campbell, Isabella Somerville, George Baxter, Margaret Lannon, Isaac Allaby, Sophia Wood, Thomas Herrett, Elizabeth Hannah Guiou, Benjamin Budge, Catharine Henderson
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First Generation
1. The family of Ivan Reid and Gladys Allaby -eleven children. Photo of Ivan and boys.
Eulogies

Second Generation

2. Ivan William Reid

b. 17 Feb. 1898	Clintondale NY
baptized 21 Sept 1902	Salt Springs
m. 23 July 1919	Southfield NB
d. 2 Feb. 1973	Saint John NB

Ivan Reid remarried Maude Alberta Rogers on 25th August, 1952 and they were the parents of two children.
Ivan and his uncle Lannon Campbell are mentioned in an article regarding the Southfield School Reunion.
Click here to view Ivans eulogy by his daughter Muriel Tucker

3.Gladys Rebekah Allaby

Gladys and Ina

b. 13 Apr 1900	Salt Springs NB
m. 23 July 1919	Southfield NB
d. 9 July 1947	Norton

A wedding of much interest took place July 23rd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wood, Southfield, when their daughter, Gladys R. Allaby, was united in marriage to Ivan W. Reid. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. I. E. Vanwart of Norton. The bride, who was unattended, looked charming in white silk with bridal veil. The ceremony took place on the lawn, under an arch prettily decorated with the Union Jack, ferns and roses. Supper was served to about 50 invited guests. The young couple received many valuable and useful gifts of furniture, silver and linen. The bride was a popular school teacher and the groom is a returned soldier, having served two years in France for his King. We wish them much happiness in their married life. They will reside in Norton.

(Kings County Record, August 6, 1919.)
Thanks to Vonda Adams for the clipping.

Notes for Ivan and Gladys: The Reid family papers are in the Harriet Irving archives. The papers Include letters written by Ivan during WW1 and a diary by Gladys for 1939-1943.
Click here to view Gladys ' eulogy by her daughter, Muriel Tucker.

Third Generation

4. William Torrance Reid

b. Nov. 1863	Upham Parish
m. 18 Jan 1892
d. 30 Aug. 1899	Clintondale NY

5. Margaret Baxter Campbell

b. 7 Apr 1873 baptized 21 Sept. 1902	Campbell Settlement, Kings Co.
m. 18 Jan 1892
d. 4 Oct. 1903	photo of headstone

Children of William Reid and Margaret Campbell: ( in family Bible)

Willie Reid

Born in Clintondale, NY 11 Dec 1892, died 14th Dec 1892.

Ivan (Campbell-crossed out) William Reid

Born 17th February 1898 Clintondale, New York, Ulster Co.

Baptized 21st Sept. 1902 at Salt Springs, Kings Co. NB

Notes for William Torrance Reid:

Obituary:
The death of William T. Reid which occurred on Wed. of last week, removed one of the most respected citizens of Clintondale. His death was a great shock to all, having been sick but ten days. He was considerably better the night before his death, so that his family entertained hopes of his recovery, but in the morning a change came that took him off suddenly. His parting words were that he had no fear of death.

He will be greatly missed by his family, having been a kind and loving husband and father and will also be greatly missed by the community at large, being associated with them in a business way. He had for ten years been agent at the Clintondale depot and filled his position faithfully and completely. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and one child, an aged mother, a sister and several brothers. The funeral took place at his late residence on Saturday morning. His many friends expressed their sympathy for the bereaved family by sending many beautiful floral pieces. Internment in Lloyd cemetery

Note: Willie Reid learned telegraphy at Bloomfield Station with Mr. DeWinton. He had a position at Winstead CT before going to Clintondale NY. We are told he died of typhoid fever.

Notes for Margaret Campbell:

Photo of Maggie Campbell
Margaret (Maggie) Campbell had remarried Isaiah Tilley Keirstead.

The obituary states she died at her residence 117 Brussels Street, Saint John.

Maggie and Isaiah (Tilly) Keirstead were married 22 May 1903. Buried in Collina Cemetery. The Reid family erected a monument for Margaret Campbell in the month of Oct,2003.

The application for Burial Permit states she died at age 30 years and the cause of death was heart failure.

The obituary from the family Bible:
"The death of Margaret B., wife of I. T. Keirstead took place at her residence, 117 Brussels street on Sunday after a brief illness. Mrs. Keirstead was only taken ill on Friday and it was not until Sunday morning that her case was considered fatal or even dangerous. Rev Dr Gates held a solemn service at the home last evening. The remains will be conveyed this morning by train to Apohaqui, and thence to Collina, where internment takes place."

Newspaper item:

On petition of Ivan Reid, of Upham, infant son of the late Wm. T. Reid of Ulster County, New York, and Margaret B. Reid, afterward Margaret B. Keirstead, of the city of Saint John, both parents deceased, Jas. A Campbell of Upham, farmer, maternal grandfather of the petitioner, was appointed guardian and an order made for the net income of the estate to be expended for his support. The value of the infant's estate is sworn under $700 realty and $700 personalty. Edwin L. Perkins of Norton, merchant, and Simon H. Campbell of Sussex, farmer , were sworn in as bondsmen. G. O. Dickson Otty, proctor and L.P.D. Tilley appeared for Isaiah T. Keirstead, petitioner's stepfather.

Notes: L. P. D. Tilley is in the Canadian Encyclopedia- "Tilley, Leonard Percy DeWolfe, lawyer, premier of NB (b. at Ottawa; d. at Saint John 1947 ). Tilley, son of Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, began his career as a lawyer in Saint John and served as MLA for nine years before being appointed minister without portfolio................................."

Another wife of Isaiah (Tilley) Keirstead was Mary Ward.

Isaiah TilleyKeirstead, born 06 March 1865 in Collina, New Brunswick
From census: Isaiah Tilley Keirstead: Hospital employee at Worcester, Massachusetts.

From Kings County Record : Collina News -Nov. 12, 1897 ..."Tuesday's CPR brought to Sussex the body of Mary, wife of Tillie Kierstead, who has for the last 5 years been living in Everett, Mass. Mrs. Keirstead who was in her 26th year died on Sunday, leaving a husband and three children. .....She was a native of Collina at which place her remains are interred."

6. Charles Haddon Spurgeon Allaby

b. 28 Jul. 1860	Salt Springs
m. 27 Sep 1893	St. Andrews Pres. Church Saint John
d. 12 Jan 1904	Salt Springs Baptist Cemetery

7.Christine Henderson Budge

b. 17 Aug. 1868 Saint John	Salt Springs Baptist Cemetery
m. 27 Sep 1893	St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Saint John
d. 28 May 1935

Children of Charles Allaby and Christine Budge:

Barrington Francis	b.1894	m. 31 March 1920 Bertha Crawford Reid Children: Spurgeon A., Donald H., Cedric B.,Stuart Francis	WW1 veteran died 1927, buried at Big Rock Cemetery
Charles Howard	b.1896	m. Annie (Nan V.) Gallagher Barb Pearson sent this obit: Obituary-Mrs. Howard Allaby-9 July 1895- The many friends of Mrs. Howard Allaby were grieved to learn of her death, which occurred at her home at Springfield following several months illness. Mrs. Allaby was formerly Annie B. Gallagher, eldest daughter of the late James and Catherine (Carney) Gallagher, Norton. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Allaby was a well-known and popular C.N.R. telegrapher and assisted her father, who was for many years station agent and telegrapher at Norton. A resident of Springfield for many years, her chief interests were centred in her home. She leaves to mourn her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Glenna Huggard, Saint John and Mrs. Jurne Thorson, Hatfield Point; three sons, Ralph, Ottawa; Albert, at home and Barry, Nauwigewalk; one sister, Mrs. W.F. Taylor, Norton; five grandchuldren, one nephew and a number of cousins. The funeral was held from the residence with Rev. W. A. D. Brittain, officiating. Interment was made in Bay View Cemetery, Hatfield Point. The pallbearers were Ralph, Albert and Barry Allaby, sons, and Jurne Thorson, a son-in-law. KCR-No date Barb's note, "I have met Bill Taylor from Norton through Paul Byrne. I had no idea who his wife is. She is Margaret Mary Catherine Gallagher, Annie's sister. Bill and some others in Norton were trying to do another Book on the History of Norton, but the project didn't come together."	Howard owned a farm in Springfield, NB
Ina Amelia		m. Ralph Small	Ina attended Normal School in F'ton
Gladys Rebekah	b. 1900	m .Ivan Reid	Gladys attended Normal School in F'ton
Albert Thornton	b.1903	m. 1. Hazel Searle 2.Rosemary Seyrek	Albert moved to St. Johns Michigan after attending Acadia University

Notes for Christine Budge:

Christine Budge remarried Abram Wood. Abram D. Wood died May 1930 at age 64. Before marrying Charles Allaby, she lived on Duke Street and worked at Manchester’s making men's shirts.

Details of Christine's life in Salt Springs are in the Harriet Irving Library on a tape recording by Margaret Reid McKenna interviewing next door neighbour Adelia
Campbell.

Note for Charles Allaby:

The Messenger and Visitor~ March 9th, 1904

Allaby-At Salt Springs, N.B., Jan. 13th, 1904
Charles Allaby aged 43 years. Brother Allaby was baptized about 28 years ago, by the Rev. O.N. Keith, and was one of the charter members of the Salt Springs Baptist Church. For years he has been both Deacon and Church Clerk, fulfilling the duties of both with ability and consecration. He was always present at the stated meeting of the church, was always a source of inspiration to his pastor and always ready to forward the cause of Christ in any way that laid in his power. In his removal from us the little church has sustained a great loss but can rejoice in the fact that one more of its members has joined the ever increasing assembly above. Our departed brother leaves a wife, five small children and a host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. My the God of comfort sustain the sorrowing family in their time of trial.

Fourth Generation

8. John Coffin Reid

b c. 1825 census	Upham parish
m. 7 Dec, 1854
d. 7 Mar, 1892	Ian A. Reid sent an image of the burial book with the following caption,” Under a magnifying glass one can see John Coffin Reid is buried in an unmarked grave in Upham, Titus Hill Cemetery."

Christening: Reid, James / ... / ... / Mary Ann / 1821 Sep 16 / ... / ... / ...
= Reid, James / Olive / ... / John Coffin / 1824 Aug / ... / ... / Westfield

9.Ann Robertson

b. c. 1824 census
m. 7 Dec. 1854
d.

Children of John Reid and Ann Robertson

James R	Barbara Scovil Stackhouse	m. 17 Nov. 1877
John C	Ada Hanlon	m. Nov. 21 1883
Alexander B.	Susan Amelia Allaby	m. 16 Jan 1884
George B.	Agnes Main
William Torrance	Margaret Baxter Campbell	m. 20 Aug. 1899
Peter	Telegraph Journal: Jan 12 1887: Salt Springs (Kings Co.) 28th ult., Peter A. REID youngest s/o John C. REID and Ann REID, age 23 years 4 mos.
Mary Jane	Joshua Bunting Allaby	m.

1881 Census:

John REID	Male	Scottish	N. B. <New Brunswick>	56	Farmer	Church of England
Ann REID	Female	Scottish		55		Church of England
Alexander REID	Male	Scottish		23	Farmer Laborer	Church of England
George REID		Scottish		21	Farmer Laborer	Church of England
William REID		Scottish		19	Son	Church of England
Peter REID		Scottish		17	Son	Church of England
Mary REID	Female	Scottish		10		Church of England

Notes for John Reid and Ann Robertson:

John Reid was listed as 'Farmer' and 'Church of England' and 'Scotch' in the census of 1871 -

"John C. Reid 47, Ann 47, James 16, John 14, Alexander 13, George 11, William 9, Peter 7, Mary 4 months".

Kings Co Marriages: 7 Dec 1854. John C. Reid to Ann Robertson, both of Upham. Wit: James Reid, Louisa Caroline Reid

From the New Brunswick newspaper: Daily Telegraph d. ( Salt Springs, Kings Co.) John C. Reid, age 68, left wife, five children.

8 March 1892
Ann Robertson is listed as Presbyterian on the census

10.James Andrew Campbell

b. c. 1846 Upham Parish
m. 5 Nov. 1868
d. 14 Jan. 1929	Campbell Settlement Southfield Cemetery

11.Matilda Baxter

b. c. 1842
m. 5 Nov. 1868
d. 1931	Southfield Cemetery, Church of England

Children of James Campbell and Matilda Baxter :

Jessie	b. 16 Sep 1869	m. Frederick Havelock Allaby	She was the third wife of Frank Haslett London. To view a photo of Jessie and Frank click here. They had five children: Gilbert, Daisy, Ernest, Howard, Frank
Elenor [Helen M.]	b. 1871	m. Ben (Bedford) Bishop (from Alma)	Ben married Flora Wood, Gladys married a McDonald, Bird to C. Hannah
Margaret Baxter	b. 7 Apr 1873	m. 18 Jan 1892 William Torrance Reid
Lannon		m. Annie Smith	No children. Married again at 77 years old. Died 21 May 1964
Roy		m. Emma Mercer	No children. Roy died 1952
Paxton		m. Hattie Griffen	Kenneth, Jean, Muriel US census 1910 -living in Aroostook, Maine 1920-living in Essex, Mass All died without children
Charlotte (Lottie)		m. Arthur Wesley Davidson	Children were: Arthur, Winnifred m. Elton McEwen 1934- children: Paul m. a Tays, Howard, Myrna m. Carl Smith, James Margarie, Gordon m. Phyllis , Daisy m. R. Duplisea -children: Sharron Francine, Valerie Joy, Belinda Dorothy m. Lee Humphrey children-Daniel Lee, Linda, Robert, Keyon James children- Ricky,Susan, Debra

1881 census from familysearch web site:

James CAMPBEL	M Male	Scottish	33	N. B. <New Brunswick>	Farmer Presbyterian
Matilda CAMPBEL	M Female	Irish	38	N. B. <New Brunswick>
Jesse CAMPBEL	Female	Scottish	11	N. B. <New Brunswick>	Church of England
Elonor CAMPBEL	Female	Scottish	10	N. B. <New Brunswick>	Church of England
Magie CAMPBEL	Female	Scottish	8	N. B. <New Brunswick>	Church of England
Lannon CAMPBEL	Male	Scottish	5	N. B. <New Brunswick>	Church of England
Roy CAMPBEL	Male	Scottish	1	N.B. <New Brunswick>	Church of England

1901 Census

Campbell James A	M	Head	M		Nov 5 1847	53
Campbell Matilda	F	Wife	M		Jul 9 1842	58
Campbell Roy	S		M	Son Single	Jul 9 1879	21
Campbell Lottie	M		F	Daughter Single	Jul 29 1888	12
Campbell Isabella			F	Mother Widow	Apr 2 1812	88

View photo of James Campbell's homestead.

Notes for James Campbell and Matilda Baxter:

James Campbell is listed as Church of England on the census.

Kings Co Marriages: 5 Nov. 1868. James A. Campbell, Sussex to Matilda Baxter, Norton, spinster. Wit: Albert Baxter, Hellena A. Baxter

12. James Allaby

b.15 Aug. 1824
m. 2 Aug. 1848
d. 30 Jun 1897	Salt Springs Baptist Cemetery

13.Hannah Rebecca Harrett

b. 14 Jan 1831
m. 2 Aug. 1848
d. 1 Nov. 1901	Salt Springs Cemetery

Children of James Allaby and Hannah Rebecca Harrett
Spouse Date of Marriage

Hannah Sophia	b. 2 Nov. 1850	m Allan Carson	25 Dec 1869	died 18 May 1927
William Guiou Allaby	b. 11 Sep 1852			died 16 Aug. 1860
James Thomas Allaby	b. 30 Mar 1854	m. Augusta Maria Mutch b. ___ 1858 Resided, Norton, NB. Augusta died ___ 1936, Note: Resided, Norton, NB i Obert b. ___ 1879, m. Katherine (Kate) Gray, Note: NB. Obert died ___ 1962, Note: Resided, Midland, NB. ii Grace b. ___ 1880, m. Corey Earle, Note: Resided, Central Norton, NB. Grace died ___ 1962, Note: Resided, Central Norton, NB. iii Leoline b. ___ 1882, d. ___ 1902, Note: Unmarried. iv Vernon b. ___ 1884, m. Vivian Carson, Note: Resided, Norwich, Ct. Vernon died ___ 1962, Note: Resided, Norwich, Ct. v Millage b. ___ 1886, m. Edith Bettle, d. +, Note: Resided, Hampton, NB. Millage died ___ 1960, Note: Resided, Hampton, NB. vi Eunice b. ___ 1889, m. Allister M'Kenzie, Occupation: Baptist Minister, Note: Resided, Roadstown, NJ. Eunice died ___ 1966, Note: Resided, Roadstown, NJ. vii Charles b. ___ 1890, d. ___ 1890. viii Henry b. ___ 1891, Occupation: Baptist Minister, m. Nina Hubley, Note: Resided, Woodstock, NB. Henry died ___ 1980, Note: Resided, Woodstock, NB. ix Alice b. ___ 1893, m. John Tabor, d. +, Note: Resided, Spokane, Wash. Alice died ___ 1975, Note: Resided, Spokane, Wash. x Herrett b. ___ 1894, d. ___ 1916. xi Leila b. ___ 1896, m. Daniel Bettle, d. +, Note: Resided, Brunswick, Maine. Leila Note: Resided, Brunswick, Maine. xii Edwin b. ___ 1898, m. Hope Swift, Note: Resided, East Greenwich, RI. Edwin Note: Resided, East Greenwich, RI. xiii Mabel b. ___ 1900, d. ___ 1901. xiv Bertha b. ___ 1902, d. ___ 1920.	1 Feb 1878	died 15 Aug. 1926
Edwin Ruthven Allaby	b. 25 Jan 1856	Children of EDWIN ALLABY and ALICE HOSFORD are: i. LENSWORTH HERRETT, b. 21 October 1882; d. 1 December 1966; m. GEORGIE HOSFORD. ii. SADIE MILDRED MAUD ALLABY, b. 21 May 1885; m. JOHN MCVICAR. iii. PERCY DOUGLAS ALLABY, b. 18 February 1887; d. 12 August 1955; m. SARAH ETHEL HOSFORD. iv. ERNEST EDWIN ALLABY, b. 27 March 1889; m. ELIZABETH PETERSON. v. JAMES SPURGEON ALLABY, b. 31 October 1893; m. PEARL HANLON. vi. IDA RUTH ALLABY, b. 19 February 1896; m. ROBERT H LACKIE. vii. INFANT ALLABY, b. 15 August 1897; d. 15 August 1897.		died 13 April 1923
John Filmore Allaby	b. 2 May 1858	m. Margaret Pollock i. Augusta ii. Byron iii. Nelson iv. George v. Annie Rebecca , b. 23 April 1893, Hanford Brook, NB; d. 7 February 1971, Bloomfield, NB. vi. Violet E , b. 2 July 1900.	20 Apr 1892	died 1 Aug. 1936
Charles Haddon Spurgeon Allaby	b. 28 Jul. 1860	m. Christine Budge	27 Sep 1893	died 12 Jan 1904
Rebecca Jane Allaby	b. 26 Sep 1862			d. 31 Mar 1865
Frederick Havelock Allaby	b. 22 May 186	m. Jessie Campbell	9 Sep 1880	died 27 Mar 1891
Leila Annie Allaby	b. 12 Apr 1867	m. William Davidson	1 Jan 1890	died 9 Sep 1915
Francis Jeffery Allaby	b. 20 Aug. 1869	m. Annie Bennett i. Charles, b. 15 August 1903; d. 28 July 1936; m. Lillian Patterson ii. Dorothy, b. 13 September 1904; m. Walter Wilson iii. Lloyd, b. 29 January 1907.	11 Jun 1902	died 17 Sep 1953
DeLacy Evans Allaby	b. 16 Aug. 1871	m. Annie Crawford Alice Bernice Allaby m. Albert Austin Pollock their daughter Winnifred Iona married Joseph Allan Bradshaw Theora Eva m. John Edmond Kelly Their daughter Jeanne Elizabeth married Albert Edward Little Ralph	7 Jan 1901	died 4 Mar 1939
Ida Adelia Allaby	b. 30 Dec 1873	m. Myles Reid	21 Nov. 1896	died 24 Feb 1933

1881 Census:

James ALABY	M Male	English	56	N. B.	<New Brunswick>	Farmer	Baptist
Hannah ALABY	M Female	English	50		<New Brunswick>	Farm Laborer	Baptist
Charles ALABY	Male	English	20		<New Brunswick>		Baptist
Fredrick ALABY	Male	English	16		<New Brunswick>		Baptist
Lilian ALABY	Female	English	14		<New Brunswick>		Baptist
Francies ALABY	Male	English	12		<New Brunswick>		Baptist
Delace ALABY	Male	English	9		<New Brunswick>		Baptist
Ida ALABY	Female	English	7		<New Brunswick>		Baptist

Image of Edwin Allaby courtesy of Barb Pearson

Notes for James Allaby and Hannah Harrett

The 1861 census lists James Allaby's racial origin as Irish and his religion as Baptist.
In the census of 1861, the list for James Allaby includes:

50 improved acres of land, 25 unimproved.

The cash value of the farm was $800.

He had one horse, one milk cow, no oxen, three neat cattle, eight sheep and one swine.

There were 80 lbs. of butter, 25 lbs of wool, 10 tons of hay, 80 bushels of oats on four acres and 20 bushels of buckwheat on half an acre.
The 1861 census lists Hannah Rebecca Harrett's racial origin as German and her religion as Baptist.

14. John Budge

b. 1816	Caithness, Scotland
m.	1. Elizabeth Gear born 1820 died 1856 aged 36 2. Elizabeth Greer
d. 26 Jan 1874	Saint John NB

From the 1851 census: Children of John Budge and Elizabeth Gear

Budge	John	H	31	Scot
"	Elizabeth	W	27	"
"	Margaret	D	7	Native
"	Benjamin	S	4	"
"	John	S	2	"

The 1871 census:

Budge	John	60
	John	21
	Catherine Elizabeth	17
	Christiana	4

The 1881 census with Christine Budge living with her aunt and uncle. District #24 District Queens #89

Flanigin	Bernard	53	Ire	RC	Irish	Labourer
Flanigin	Christina	53	Scotland	Presbyterian	Scotch
Flanagan	Anne	84	Ire		Irish
Flanagan	Christiana	13	NB	Presbyterian	Irish

Notes for John Budge

John Budge was a policeman. His sister Christine Budge married Bernard Flanagan 17 Nov. 1864 at the St. Andrews Church, Saint John

A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants before Confederation by Donald Whyte -----"John Budge 1816-1874 from Cai to St. John, NB. The Highlander, 21 Feb 1874"

Obituary: 27 Jan 1874 an inquest was held on John Budge who died at his residence, corner Pitt and Mechlenburg streets Saint John (click for map), yesterday. He was employed as blacksmith at the water and sewage works Leinster St. He was a city constable before the organization of the present police force. Death was due to heart disease at age 58. Left family of four.

Was formerly of Caithness, Scot.

Notes: Catherine Elizabeth Budge married 8 Dec 1880 to Edward J Hayden, Boston.

In the will John Budge states he left a family of four which doesn't include his daughter Christine Budge. In the 1881 census, Christine is living with her aunt and uncle, Christine and Bernard Flannigan. A possibility that they adopted her.

From Delia's Story " Bernard Flanagan's wife was a Budge, I think, Aunt Tine's aunt............He lived with Uncle Charlie and Aunt Tine and then when Uncle Charlie died, he stayed there."

Child of John Budge and Elizabeth Greer---- Christine Henderson Budge

A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants before Confederation by Donald Whyte -----"John Budge 1816-1874 from Cai to St. John, NB. The Highlander, 21 Feb 1874"

John Budge is a widower in the 1871 census.

15. Elizabeth Greer

b.
m.
d.

Note:

The only record of Elizabeth Greer is in the family Bible and the record of Christine’s birth in 1867.
Birth Registration : Christine Henderson Budge, 17 Aug. 1867.... Dr Inches...... Corner Pitt and Mecklenburg, Saint John [birthplace] ...

.father: John Budge (Scottish) Blacksmith;
mother : Elizabeth Greer( Scottish)....

Speculation: I found an Elizabeth Greer in Stanley Parish in the 1851 census. Not proven that this is the family of the Elizabeth
Greer that was the mother of Christine Budge.

Greer	Samuel	M	H	51	Irish	1818
	Rebecca	F	W	48	"	birth
	Thomas	M	S	24	"	"
	James	M	S	22	"	"
	Abigail	F	D	17	"	"
	Elizabeth	F	D	15	"	"
	Samuel	M	S	13	"	"
	Alexander	M	S	11	"	"
	Henry	M	S and H	26	Labourer
	Mary	F	W	24
	Emilia	F	D	1

Note on the Greer family: I found Two Greers in the 98th (Late 99th) Regiment of Foot 1803-1818 (disbanded).

Soldier's name

enlistment date

age on enlistment

where born

where discharged

date discharged

trade before enlist.

page ref.

Gaier,[Greer] William

5 Jun 1817

Killead, Antrim

Fredericton

25 Jun 1818

Tailor

548/51

Grier, [Greer] Samuel

19 Jun 1817

Killead, Antrim

Fredericton

25 Jun 1818

Gardener

548/52

The names were extracted from documents in the public Records Office, Kew, England.
The 99th (or Price of Wales Tipperary) Regiment of Foot was raised in Ireland in 1803, on the renewal of war with France and served in the West Indies and Canada.

Fifth Generation

16. James A. Reid

b. 25 June 1782	Aberdeen, Scotland
m. c. 1809
d. 29 Dec 1860	Upham, Kings County

17. Olive Scribner

b. 18 Oct. 1790 NB
m. c. 1809
d. 13 Oct. 1861	St. Peters Anglican Cemetery, Upham

Children of James Reid and Olive Scribner:

Harriet Eliza	b. 12 May 1810 in Westfield NB	m. Alexander Mather Children :George m. Mary Curtis-children born in Missouri, David m. Eliza (David died in 1903 in LaGrange, Indiana), Olive
Prudence	b. 26 Sep 1811	died 17 March 1818 by drowning in the Nerepis River
William	b. 25 May 1813	m. Margaret Robertson 3 Mar 1845 children: Peter, Susan, James Amos, Margaret Jane, Rebecca
Olive	b. 25 Feb 1815
Lilley	b. 6 Oct. 1816	m. John Kimball 24 Jan 1839 children: George B., Olivia Jane, Lilley m. Alexander Campbell 8th Aug. 1851
Prudence [Dency]	b. 9 Jun 1818	m. Alexander [ Sandy] Campbell m. Dec. 28, 1842 children : Agnes, James McGregor, John, Catherine, Jannet, Maryann, Malcolm, Margaret, George Benjamin, Sarah, Mary E. (Berty)
Mary Ann	b. 15 Jun 1820
Jane	b. 13 Apr 1822	m. William Caust 21 Oct. 1840 children: Mary Jane, Louisa Caroline, Solomon, John, William J.,Olive Reid
John Coffin	b. 1 Feb 1824	m. Ann Robertson 7 Dec 1854 children: James R., John C., Alexander B., George B., *William Torrance*, Peter, Mary Jane
Alexander	b. 26 Feb1826	m. Elizabeth Jane McDougall 23 Feb 1848 children: William S., Catherine Elizabeth (Lizzie), James, Margaret M., Mary Ann, Olive, Peter, Silas, Miles S.
James	b. 25 Apr 1829	m. Elizabeth Jenkinson 13 Dec 1855 children: Alexander, Elizabeth Jane, Mary Ann, Joseph James, Jannet Olive, William Henry, George Albert, Barbara Caroline, Sarah Aiton
Louisa Caroline	b. 21 Aug.1831	m. William Robert Campbell 13 DEC 1854 (familysearch) Children: Carrie A., Lilly, Robert Brunswick, Lily J., George, Catherine Sarah, James Reid, John Thomas, King, Louisa
Sarah Amelia	b. 8 Feb 1834	spinster

I want to thank Vonda Reid Adams who has been researching all the descendants of James Reid and has published: Foot Prints in Kings County, New Brunswick The Reid Lines. She has shared a wealth of information!

Notes for James Reid and Olive Scribner:

Mickie Coram e-mailed with the following information copied from the Coram family Bible, "James Reid born June 25th 1782,m.1809 Olave Scribner b. Oct 18th 1790. They had 11 children."

Mickie is a descendant of James Reid's daughter, Lilley, and gave me the following information:

Lilley Reid (James Reid's daughter) married John Kimball . John was the owner of the sailing vessel called the Defiance of Saint John.

Children of Lilley Reid and John Kimball are listed as:

George B. born 29 June 1840
Olivia Jane born 13 Feb 1842	Olivia married Peter Mills in 1858 and remarried Joseph McAfee in 1868.
Lilley born 20 July 1844	married Joseph LeBaron Coram and moved to the U.S.A. Their children were Elva, Gwen, Earnest and Joseph McAfee.

Thanks to Mickie Coram for the above information and for the birth date of James Reid.

I found in The Vital Statistics 1850- 1852 the following:
9th August 1851 NBC
item 1353 m. 8th inst., by Rev. Robert Irvine/ Alexander Campbell / Mrs. Lilly Kimball

From the search and extract records of newspapers in New Brunswick, there is this following item from The Daily Telegraph 25 Feb 1884:
item 327
" Suddenly, in Portland St. John , on the morning of the 25th inst., Mrs. Lillie Campbell, daughter of the late James Reid, of Aberdeen, Scotland, aged 67 years. Funeral this day (Wednesday) at half past two o'clock, from the residence of her son- in- law, Joseph McAfee, Paradise Row. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend."

I will include item 336 in the same newspaper:
d. Saint John city ,Saturday morn. 23 inst, of consumption, Joseph J. Reid, age 24, s/o James Reid, formerly of Upham (Kings Co.) 27 February 1884 D.T.
My guess is that James Reid (son of James Reid b.1782) put the notice of the untimely death of his son and his sister's, Lilley's, death at the same time. Luckily for us he included her father's name and place of birth.

Notes:
The census listed James Reid as entering the colony of NB in 1808.

Thaddeus Scribner in his memorial in 1812 petitioning for land on the Nerepis River says, ".....and James Reid a native of
Scotland his son-in-law, his present residence quite insufficient for the maintenance of his numerous family... "

James Reid was the jailkeeper in Kingston from March 1845 to October 1815.

This from the story of Henry Moore Smith, The Mysterious Stranger by Walter Bates."................................and from the considerable trouble the prisoner was known to have given, I had little hope of finding anyone to take the charge. However I prevailed with James Reid (a man in whom I could confide) to undertake the charge of him; who , with his family moved into the house the day following.
After this Smith seemed more cheerful, and became rather more quiet, until the 24th of March, when I was called on by the jailer, who informed me that Smith was attempting to break through the partition where the stove pipe passed through to the debtors' room."

In the book, Westfield, a History told by Residents, 1997, by Suzanne Sutton on page 146 is the following: "Nerepis..... the property between the [Woman's Institute] hall and the Nase land was owned at one time by the Reids and later by the McKenzies.....[It is said that] in 1817 James Reid purchased 1000 acres in this area from John Coffin. Mr. Reid built the house at 9 Britain Road. The house seems " off the beaten track" today, but in the early 1800's the main road ran past it...... In 1840 James Reid sold the house and 240 acres between Nerepis road and the river to David McKenzie."

The Reid family moved to a farm in Salt Springs, Upham parish.

Some people have said that James is the son of Loyalists, James Reid and Sarah Bull. Adelia Campbell gave the following account as told to her by Alexander, James' and Olive's grandson, "Among the three thousand Loyalists who landed in Saint John, New Brunswick, in 1783, was the Reid family of Scottish descent. Before leaving New England they had buried their wealth- even the women's silk dresses, expecting to go back later and get what they had buried. They did after the war was over, but the place was so different that they never found what they had buried and came back disappointed."

There is no doubt James Reid is from Aberdeen and his grandson might have been mixed up with the Scribner or Morrell families that married into the Reid family

Will of James Reid:

I declare it to be my will and pleasure that my beloved wife Olive be maintained out of my effects during her natural life, as far as they go and state the principal to be as follows:
1st a note of hand for five pounds payable on demand
2nd a note of hand for 25 pounds payable on July 1, 1860
3rd a note of hand payable for 25 pounds payable on July 1, 1861
4th a note of hand payable on July 1, 1862
I hereby declare it to be my will and pleasure that my son James have the care of my beloved wife, Olive, his mother that she occupy the room now occupied by us, the clock remaining in the room and she being such with necessaries by him, or if it is agreed upon by them as more convenient that she live and be maintained along with his family.
I hereby declare it to be my will and pleasure that if any money remain at the death of my beloved Olive, the same is to be divided equally among our children then surviving all receiving share and share alike, And that payment be made first to the three following children: Olive, Lily and James.
I hereby declare it to be my will and pleasure that on the decease of my beloved wife Olive, The clock together with any other little chattels remaining, belonged to me, shall then belong to my son James, and also that whatever interest is due at her decease shall go to him as a compensation for his trouble in collecting and dividing the money.
Signed by James Reid senior and declared to be his last Will and Testament in our presence both of us being present at the same time on this seventeenth day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Andrew Donald, James Allaby- Witness
Registered the 5th day of February 1861 by John C. Vail, Reg

Note and speculation: Looking at the IGI, there is a James Reid christened 1 July 1782 at Insch, Aberdeen.

The parents were Alexander Reid and Lilias Watt. Also from the IGI, Alexander Reid married Lily Watt 23 Aug. 1781.

Children of Alexander Reid and Lilias Watt:

James Reid christened 1 July 1782 Insch

Margaret Reid christened 11 Jun 1784 Insch

Alexander Reid christened 27 Jun 1786 Insch

George Reid christened 24 Jun 1798 Culsamond, Aberdeen

The names and dates fit our James Reid who came to New Brunswick in 1808.

18 . James Robertson

b. c. 1791
m.
d. 27 Apr 1876 age 85

19. Ann Torrance Not proven

b.
m.
d.

Children of James Robertson and Ann Torrence--census 1851

Charles	age 40
John	age 35
William	age 30
Elizabeth	age 30	m. Robert Aiton
Margaret	age 27	m. William Reid
Ann	age 22	m. John Coffin Reid

The 1851 census lists James Robertson as Robinson:
Robinson:

James	m	Wid	60	Scotch	Farmer/Prop	1820
William	m	S	30	"		Birth
Ann	f	D	22	"		Birth

Notes for James Robertson and Ann Torrance

In the newspaper....28 Apr 1876--Died on 27th at Saint John at residence of son John, James Robertson in 86th year. Native of Glasgow, Scot. Was a resident of Salt Springs for 45 years.
James Robertson had two wives, Ann Torrance and Mary Ure. The names Ann and Torrence turn up in later generations.

20.John B. Campbell

b. c. 1814 census
m. 29 July 1838
d. August 1896 (age 80)	Southfield Cemetery

21. Isabella Somerville

b. c. 1814	Perthshire Scotland
m. 29 July 1838
d. 17 Jan 1903	Southfield Cemetery

Children of John Campbell and Isabella Somerville

Oliver b. about 1839	children: 1.William 2. William
Emily Jane b. about 1840	m. 7 Jan 1860 Alfred Baxter Children: Harry, George, Minnie, Herbert, Ernest
Malcolm b. about 1842	m. 9 Apr 1872 Elizabeth Ann Oates
Daniel b. about 1843	m. 10 Jan 1884 Martha Campbell (daughter of Duncan B. Campbell and Jane McLean Children: Lena, Bertha B. m. Isabel Newman Children: Oscar, Beatrice, Estella m. Mary Wood
James Andrew b. about 1844	m. 5 Nov. 1868 Matilda Baxter
Merinda b. about 1851	m. 8 Jan George Hanlon, moved to Upper Woodstock
George

Notes for John Campbell and Isabella Somerville:

Kings Co Marriages: 29 Jul. 1838. John Campbell, Sussex to Isabella Summerville, Springfield. Wit: Duncan B. Campbell, John K. Campbell

According to the census ,Isabella Campbell's religion was Church of England. She came to Upham in 1832.
The census lists John Campbell as Church of England.

Obituary in the family Bible: The death of Isabella Campbell wife of the late James B. Campbell took place at her son's home, James A. Campbell of Campbell Settlement, Kings County, N.B. on Jan 17th, 1903, after a lingering illness. Her end was peace. Deceased was in her 87th year of her age. She leaves to mourn her loss, five sons and one daughter, thirty-four grandchildren and twenty-four great grandchildren.

22. George Baxter

b. c. 1800 Parish of Norton	Land transfer refers to George as son of Elijah Baxter
m. 25 Feb 1823
d. 22 Nov. 1856	By accident, at construction of the bridge at Hampton

23. Margaret Lannon

b. c. 1807 Norton
m. 25 Feb 1823
d. Church of England

Children of George Baxter and Margaret Lannon
Birth or Christening dates are from the St. Paul's church record.

Julia Ann		m. 22 May 1855 James H. Dibblee (Norton)
Margaret Jane	b. 18 Jun 1827
John Barnaby	b. 27 Apr 1831
George	b. 15 Sep 1834
Albert	b. 1 Apr 1836	m. Emily Campbell
Mary Abigail	b. 13 May 1838

Louisa Millidge	b. 1 Jun 1840
Matilda	b. 27 Oct. 1842	m. 6 Nov. 1868 James Campbell
Lewis
Fred
Adelaide

Notes for George Baxter and Margaret Lannon:

Census of 1861 Norton North:

Margaret Baxter, 52, widow, native, farmer, Eps.

Louise 21

Matilda 19

Frederick 16 farmer

Lewis 14 farmer

Ellen T 10

The census lists George Baxter as Loyalist descent and Church of England. He attended St. Pauls Church, Hampton.

Vital Stats: 22 Nov 1856 NBC:
We understand that last evening a portion of the new bridge, now in the course of erection at Hampton Ferry, gave way causing the instantaneous death of two men who were working underneath the structure at the time. Their names were Morton and Baxter. Two others Belding and Campbell were dangerously hurt.

24. Isaac Allaby

b. c. 1793
m. 1814 at Burton NB
d. 18 Dec 1875

25. Sophia Wood

b. c. 1793 at Burton, Sunbury Co.
m. 1815 at Burton NB
d. 24 Dec 1873

Children of Isaac Allaby and Sophia Wood

Isaac	b. 1817	m. 20 May 1840	Frances Sophia DeForest
William	born and died young
Susan	b. 11 Nov. 1820	m. 9 Apr 1845	James Beyea
James	b. 15 Aug. 1824	m. 2 Aug. 1849	Rebecca Herrett
Margaret Ann	b. 1827	m. 13 Sep 1827	Daniel Farnham
Hannah	b. 1829	m. 1 Sep 1853	John Carson
Sarah Jane	b. 1831	m.	Thomas Biggar died June 1865
Elijah Wood	b. 1833	m.	Mary Susannah Harrett died *Messenger And Visitor* December 23, 1904 Deacon Elijah Allaby Allaby-At his home in Salt Springs, Kings Co.,N.B., Deacon Elijah Allaby in the 72nd year of his age. Our brother, who was sick but a short time, passed away Dec.11th, leaving to mourn his departure, an aged widow, four sons and one daughter. Mr. Allaby was deacon of the Salt Springs Baptist church since its organization. He was highly respected in his church and community. The funeral was conducted by Revs. R. M. Bynon and Allan Spidell.
Sophia	b.	m. 7 Nov. 1850	Robert Hodgin (at Salt Springs)

Marriage register:

Allaby, Isaac	m. Wood, Sophia	2 Mar 1815	Burton
DeWitt, John	m. Wood, Anna	16 Oct. 1815	Burton
Thomas Mersereau	m. Amy Wood	19 Oct. 1814	Burton

Notes for Isaac Allaby and Sophia Wood:

The only Wood in Burton the Grantbook database is Samuel Wood. Also there is A Daniel Wood in the Poll Book.
Listed in census as Baptist and Irish
In 1815, John DeWitt petitions for land next door to Samuel Wood.
Mersereau , John m. Wood, Margaret 26 Oct. 1816
The names, Wood, DeWitt and Mersereau are mentioned in Sunbury County Roadwork 1812.

A posting by Troy in Genforum in reply to a query re: Isaac Allaby and Sophia Wood:

"Sophia's real name was Susannah born 1793

Parents: Joshua Wood born 1773 and Mary (Hopewell?)

Grandparents: James Wood and Elizabeth

Great grandparents: Stephen Wood of Staten Island, New York

Also from what I have read about Susannah's mother (Mary) was "Mulatto background" and Susannah had a sister named Mary Ester who was also called a mulatto girl at her wedding and married Charles McIntire, a black man.

I found this information in New Brunswick, Canada.

It was in a book called "The Woods of New Brunswick"

I was wondering if you could confirm any of this info because I have a great -great grandfather Stephen Sands who married Susannah's (Sophia) mother Mary."

There is a petition by Mary Sands for a Widow's pension on the NB web site. " I ,Mary Sands of Waterborough in the County of Queens aged sixty years, do swear that in the year 1823 at Waterborough I was lawfully married to Stephen Sands."

Stephen Sands was attached to the Regiment of Queen's Rangers commanded by Colonel Simco[e]. Stephen Sands died in 1830.. The petition is dated 1840.

26. Thomas Herrett

b. 4 Oct. 1801	Westcock, Westmorland Co.
m. 24 Oct. 1822
d. 16 Apr 1884	buried in Poodiac Cemetery

27.Elizabeth Hannah Guiou

b. 5 Oct. 1801
m. 24 Oct. 1822
d. 24 Mar 1848	buried in Poodiac Cemetery

Children of Thomas Herrett and Elizabeth Hannah Guiou

Abigail Bridget
Mary Susanna		m. 11 Nov. 1852 Elijah Wood Allaby
Hannah Rebecca		m. 2 Aug. 1849 James Allaby
William Guiou	b. 21 Mar 1833		d. 4 Feb 1853
John Quincy Adams	b. 2 Nov. 1842		d. 9 Dec 1863

Notes for Thomas Herrett and Elizabeth Hannah Guiou:

Kings Co Marriages: 24 Oct. 1822. Thomas Herret, Westcock, Westmorland Co yeoman, to Hannah Guiou, Norton spinster. Wit: Isaac Guiou, Sarah Pierce
Thomas Herrett's second wife was Elizabeth Spragg. She died in 1885 aged 82 and is buried in the Petitcodiac Baptist Cemetery.
From grave stones at Poodiac:

Deborah wife of James Herrett     Died Sep 3, 1892 age 54 years 6 mo.
James Herrett                            Died Jan 16, 1880 age 51
William D. Herrett                       Born Nov. 25, 1873 died Nov. 24 1894

28. Benjamin Budge

b. abt 1788 or abt 1788
m. 13 Feb 1813	Halkirk, Caithness

29.Catharine Henderson

Children of Benjamin Budge and Catharine Henderson

Donald Budge Christened 15 Dec 1813
John Budge Christened 12 Oct. 1816
David Christened 12 Oct. 1825
Christian ( Christiana) Christened 14 Apr 1828	m. 17 Nov. 1864 to Bernard Flannigan in Saint John NB
Henrietta Christened 2 Nov. 1830

30. Father of Elizabeth Greer (unknown)
31. Mother of Elizabeth Greer (unknown)

Sixth Generation

32. Father of James Reid (unknown)
33. Mother of James Reid (unknown)

34 Thaddeus Scribner

b. c. 1760
m.
d. 14 Mar 1837	at residence of John W. Scott

35 Prudence Morrell

b. c. 1767
m.
d. 9 Oct. 1856

Children of Thaddeus Scribner and Prudence Morrell

William	m 26 Jan 1816	Patty Kierstead
Olive b. 18 Oct 1790	m	James Reid
Catherine	m
Hezekiah		Harriet Reid
David	m 29 Jan 1829	Mary Ann Scribner
Rachel	m 19 Jun 1823	John Scott
Margaret	m 15 Dec 1829	Ebenezer Scribner
Mary	m 14 Sep 1832	John Napier
Prudence	m 8 Nov. 1822	Alexander Black
Elizabeth	m 21 Jan 1833	Gilbert Hoyt
Maria	m 2 Aug. 1831	Samuel Scribner
Lydia
Jesse

The Loyalists of New Brunswick by E.C.Wright lists :

Scribner Ebenezer- son of Elias and Elizabeth	Ct
Elias shoemaker- son of Elias and Elizabeth	Sharon Dubeau's book: "Scribner,Elias: a shoemaker by trade. He arrived in NB, spring1783 aboard the shi`p "Union" acco`mpanied by his wife, two children over the age of ten and three children under ten. In a grant dated 1784, he received land on the Kennebecasis River, Kingston Parish, Kings Co. He was appointed vestryman in the first Anglican Church established in Kingston."
Hezekiah son of Philip Scribner	Ct Sharon Dubeau's book: "Scribner, Hezakiah: from Norwalk,CO. He arrived in NB, spring 1783,aboard the ship"Union",accompanied by his wife. In a grant of 1784, he received land on Belleisle Bay, Kingston Parish , Kings Co. One of his name had married Mary Scribner in 1781, at Smithtown, Long Island,NY."
Joseph shoemaker- son of Joseph born 1692, who lived in Pound Ridge.	An entry in the old church records at Kingston tells us that at the Easter Monday meeting in 1785 the people decided to have regular public services and they accordingly "apopointed Joseph Scribner's house to begin to reade prayer at and Mr. Frederick Dibblee was chosen to reade prayers." Mr. Dibblee's oldest son the late Col. John Dibblee was born at Kingston March 3rd 1787. full article
Nehemiah- son of Philip Scribner	From the book Norwalk-Being an Historical Account of that Connecticut Town: The Deed Malign........"For his part in the Danbury Raid- joining the British at Campo Beach and, according to witnesses, looting in Danbury and chopping down the Liberty Pole in Ridgefield- Nehemiah Scribner was tried for high treason and given the death sentence, the only Norwalk Tory to receive so harsh a penalty. Scribner had made a successful getaway with the enemy following the raid but he made the mistake of returning to Norwalk for some clothes and was captured while trying to slip back to Long Island. At his trial Scribner denied he had looted but admitted that he had indeed been persuaded to follow the British. He appealed the sentence, pleading that he not be cut off "in the Bloome of life," and the Assembly commuted the death penalty to an indefinite term in the hellhole Newgate Prison at Simsbury."

Philip- son of Thomas Scribner and grandson of Benjamin Scribner. Philip's daughter , Hannah, married a Bennett who was a Loyalist. Philip's son John also came to NB.
Thaddeus shoemaker-son of Elias and Elizabeth	Ct

Thanks to Glenna Jamieson for the Scribner notes.
More notes on the Loyalist settlers on the Kingston Peninsula

Notes for Thaddeus Scribner and Prudence Morrell

Loyalist listed as shoemaker on Union Ship list . They were all granted land on the Kingston Peninsula.

Baptisms at Kingston's Trinity Church in 1817 : on Dec 16 the following list-----Hezekiah, Catherine, David, Margaret, Mariah, Elizabeth . The parents were Thaddeus & Prudence (Morrell) Scribner----Kingston.........farmer

Notes on Loyalist grantees.

Gagetown Anglican Church Christening's

Five Scribners, all from Norwalk, Connecticut settled in New Brunswick in 1783 according to Sabine. They came on the ship Union. Hezekiah with his wife, Elias with his wife and five children,Thaddeus, Joseph and Thomas were grantees of Saint John. Another name that of Ebenezer appears on the plan of grants. Hezehkiah Scribner died in Saint John in 1860, age 60. Thomas in 1837 aged 77.

Obituary in newspaper: On Tuesday morning, the 14th inst at the residence of Mr. John W. Scott, in the full assurance of blessed immortality, aged 77 years, Mr. Thaddeus Scribner. He came to this province with the first Loyalists in the year 1783 and settled in Kingston, (K.C.) and was an honest, loyal and respectable man. He leaves a widow and very large family together with a numerous circle of acquaintances to deplore his bereavement.

Scribner genealogy
A great Scribner website

36 Father of James Robertson (unknown)
37 Mother of James Robertson (unknown)

38. Father of Ann Torrance (unknown)
39. Mother of Ann Torrance (unknown)

40 Daniel M. Campbell

b. c. 1787
m. 12 Aug. 1812
d. 3 May 1845

41. Ann Bolton

b. c. 1788
m. 12 Aug. 1812
d.

Children of Daniel Campbell and Ann Bolton--

John B.	m. 29 Jul. 1838 Isabella Somerville
Duncan B. b. c. 1816	m. Jane McLean Children: Jasper, Roland, Eliza, Olive, John, Martha
Malcolm	died at sea in Man of War
Catherine Ann b. 26 May 1820	m. 16 Mar 1848 Daniel K. Campbell, son of Finley Campbell and Agnes King d. 12 Jul 1906 buried in Southfield Cemetery Children: Elizabeth Ann, Amanda, William, Agnes Adelia, Sarah Matilda, Catherine (Cassy), Simon Hayes, Norman
Daniel
William b. 14 Oct. 1825
George	m. Caroline McLeod, daughter of John McLeod and Mary Campbell children: Abner, Colin
James Samuel b. 27 Oct. 1829	m. Isabel McDougall Children: Alonzo, Hilyard, Hanford, Alpharetta Isabel, Henrietta, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Jane b. c. 1832	m. 11 Aug 1867 Arthur Wellesly Campbell, son of John Campbell and Elizabeth King d. c. 1920 Children: William Douglas, Hiram Bayard, Edna Christine

Notes for Daniel Campbell and Ann Bolton:

Daniel Campbell's will left land for burying ground.

Newspaper: On the 3rd instant, at Campbellton, parish of Sussex after a long illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr. Daniel Campbell in the 58th year of his life, leaving a wife and large family to mourn the loss of a kind husband and father.

The census lists Ann Bolton as entering NB in 1808. Gave origin as Irish.

I found on the LDS Family Search an Ann Bolton born 1788 in Offaly, Ireland. I speculate that this is the Ann Bolton who is listed above.

John Bolton was born c. 1783 in Offaly, Ireland. Could this be the Ann and John Bolton who came to New Brunswick? John Bolton married Catherine Campbell in 1813.

In First Families in New Brunswick, there is Samuel Bolton b. 1798 in Ireland. He came to NB and settled in Norton Parish, Kings County.

I found a Samuel Bolton on Family Search born in 1798 in Offaly, Ireland.

42 . Andrew Somerville

b. 8 July 1789	Crook of Devon Perthshire
m. 6 Feb 1813	Kenmore Perthshire
d. 26 Dec 1891	Stewarton NB

43 Janet Buchanan

b. Inchadory Perthshire	Shollin Hills Bridalbin Estate owned by the Argyles
Christening: 4 Mar 1791	Kenmore, Perthshire
m. 6 Feb 1813
d. 1884 Stewarton

Children of Andrew Somerville and Janet Buchanan:

Isabella b . 1813 at Perthshire	m. 29 Jul. 1838	John Campbell
Daniel or Donald b. 1815 at Perthshire	m. 1) 27 Mar 1844	Jerusha Morrell 2) 4 Apr 1855 Eliz. Spragg
Elizabeth b. 1817 at Grand Manan	m. c. 1840	Thomas Humphery
John b. 1819 at Grand Manan	m. 28 Oct. 1841	Maria Sophia Veysey
James b. 1820?1921	m	1) Nancy Heustis 2) m. 31 Dec 1896 Mary R Wetmore
Catherine b. 1823 at West Scotch Settlement	m. 2 Nov. 1845	William McGregor
Andrew b. c.1823 at West Scotch Settlement	m. 1 Jan 1856	Isabelle Chisholm
William Beverly b. 2 Aug. 1828 at West Scotch Settlement	m. 8 Jun 1853	Margaret Emmeline Clark
Duncan b. 1830 at West Scotch Settlement	m. 15 May 1854	Elizabeth Lawson
Thomas b. c.1833 Kings Co	m. 10 Jan 1861	Mercy L Akerley
Alexander b. c. 1838	m. 9 Jan 1863	Catherine Folkins

Notes for Andrew Somerville and Janet Buchanan:

Came to Saint John -- ex Port Glasgow 22 Oct. 1816 on" The Favourite".
List from New Brunswick Archives:
Port Returns [including Passenger Lists], 1816-1838
Name: SOMERVILE, ANDREW
Age: 34
Occupation: [CHEMIST]
From: KENMORE County: PERTH Country: SCOTLAND
Sailed from port of: GLASGOW on the: FAVOURITE
Port of Entry: SAINT JOHN
Year: 1816
Note: PASSENGER
Film #: F9798 Archival Reference: RS23E1/1816a1

Andrew Somerville lived on Grand Manan Island for 4 years, then moved to West Scotch Settlement, then to Campbell Settlement (known as Southfield).

newspaper item: 9 Aug. 1887- Andrew Somerville, who lives about four miles from Hatfield Point, Kings Co., on the Saint John River[ ?] reached his 100th birthday on the 4th of last month. He was born in Perthshire , Scotland, and today he is enjoying good health and spirits, and can sing a good Scotch song when he wants to.

newspaper: Andrew Somerville, in his 103rd year, is still smart and active, and can read the finest print without the aid of glasses.

From the family Bible: Died in his 105th year.
Springfield, Kings Co., has been called to mourn the loss of its oldest resident, Mr. Andrew Somerville, who died on the 26th. Deceased was born in Perthshire, Scotland on July 13th,1787 where he lived 29 years. Then in 1816 he and hi s family came to America and settled on Grand Manan Island, where they lived four years. In 1820 he left his island home and moved to West Scotch Settlement, Kings Co, where he purchased a farm and lived the remaining 71 years of his life, and died at the far advanced age of 104 years, five months and 13 days.
Such longevity was never known in Springfield before and it is feared will again. Mr. Somerville was always a very healthy man and was never affected by disease; yet he became somewhat feeble the last few years of his life. He was very kindly cared for, however, by his son Duncan and family. The aged gentleman left a large circle of relatives and friends, having 11 children (nine of whom survive him), 84 grand-children, 123 great grand-children and four great great grand-children.

Janet Buchanan's sister Katherine married a Smith. Her brothers were brothers James and Donald. The old homestead of the Somervilles is at Neville Folkins farm in Stewarton.
A good web site for Breadalbane and Kenmore.

44. Elijah Baxter

b. 1768 Alstead, Cheshire, New Hampshire
m. about 1790 (family search LDS site))
d. 11 May 1852 Cemetery list

45. Mary Smith

b. c 1770
m. about 1790 in N.B.
d. 1 Feb 1836 age 65 years

Notes for Elijah Baxter and Mary Smith:

Land transfer refers to George. Thanks to Ernest Friars for this information.

Newspaper item: 15 May 1852- Died at Norton on the 11th, Elijah Baxter Esq., one of the Loyalists.

Newspaper item: NBC: On Tuesday morning after a lingering illness, she bore with pious resignation to Devine will, Mrs Mary Baxter, wife of Elijah Baxter of Norton, And daughter of the late Mr John Smith, formerly merchant of this city, aged 59 years.

From Simon Baxter, The Loyalist:
"Elijah, the eighth child, was born in 1768 and died 11 May 1852 aged 83 years. He married Mary Smith, daughter of Captain Smith who was probably the Captain Smith mentioned in the Act of Proscription. She died 11 Feb 1836 aged 65 years."

Children of Elijah Baxter and Mary Smith :

George born 12 Apr 1800	married Margaret Lannon
Charles	married Sarah Ramsey
Hannah	married Charles Howe
Jane	William Limonds died 11 Nov 1904 at Campobello
Elijah Jr. born 27 May 1808 at Norton	married Sarah Irving children: John B., George, William, Mary, Amelia
Mary Ann	married John Hardenbrook 13 Jan 1827
Prudence

46. John Lannon - resided in St. Andrews for five years.

b. 23 June 1769	Thomastown, Co Kilkenny Ireland
m.
d. 9 Aug. 1832	Saint Stephen's Roman Catholic Church Cemetery

47. Abigail Baxter

b.July 1766

m. John Smith Patrick Campbell visited the home built by John Smith 1891. There are conflicting accounts regarding John Smith and I am including all of them.

m. about 1790 to Martin Fahey (family search LDS site) Martin Fahey died 1802
m. Sep 22 1803 John Lannon

d.1 Mar 1850

Children of John Lannon and Abigail Baxter:

Mary Ann b. 1809	m. Daniel Hatfield Their children were: Eliza Jane b 1830, Mary Ann b.6 May 1832, John Lannon b. 3 Nov. 1835, Daniel Bronly b. 31 Dec 1837, Amelia Susphina b. 26 Sep 1840, Margaret Maria b. 28 Aug. 1842, William b. 1846, Heber W. b. 1849
Margaret	m. George Baxter

Notes for John Lannon and Abigail Baxter:

This is from Parish of Christ Church Norton, New Brunswick by J. E. Hoyt :
" Another curious fact is that all church members and supporters were not of the same persuasion. For example, a son- in -law of Simon Baxter, John Lannon was a Roman Catholic. He served on the vestry for several years, supported actively and held two prominent box pews until his death. He was a prime mover in the building of the Roman Catholic chapel but died before it was finished. This was situated in the old Roman Catholic cemetery just below Harold Soiree's place. However he had the promise from his brother-in-law, Abraham Baxter, that he would continue the work after his (Lannon's) death. It is said that Abraham wasn't too zealous until he was supposed to have seen Lannon's ghost. He really got busy then and finished the chapel dying shortly after. John Lannon lived on in the farmhouse built in 1791 and was said to have held slaves there."

A petition written by John Lannon in 1817 states:

" That your memorialist is a native of Ireland is subject to the Government of New Brunswick, resides at present at the farm he purchased of Joseph Crafts and others in the parish of Norton, County of Kings this year and has resided for the five years previous in the town of Saint Andrews, Charlotte County is married and has a family and has received no grant or allotment of land from the crown or any part of his Majesty's Dominions."

John Smith was her first husband. No issue, He built the house that still stands. There is a conflicting story that says Abigail and John had a son, Benjamin.

This info comes from The Bloomfield Area Remembered compiled by David G. Keirstead: The Royal Gazette of Aug 8th 1786 " Caution. Whereas Abigail Smith, the subscriber's wife, has eloped from his bed and board, this is to foreworn all persons from harbouring her, or trusting her on any account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting.
Kennebekacies John Smith

A.S. Beyea in History of French Village said "John Smith ,second son of James Smith Jr married a Miss Baxter who proved unfaithful to him. They separated and he returned to the United States."

From Vital Stats 14 April 1802 NBRG " Est. Martin Fahy, Norton, Kings Co. ; Abigail Fahy, Joseph Baxter." Est. is short for estate.

From this marriage with Martin Fahey there were seven children. These names are from The Bloomfield Area Remembered.
Maria m. Robert Ellis, Abigail m. Daniel Green, Eliza m. William Hay. Their son was Dr George Upham Hay , Martin, William? Simon?

The Story of Sussex and Vicinity by Grace Aiton ----Captain John Smith- "a seafaring gentleman who was erecting a new and genteel house" when Patrick Campbell called on him during his tour of the Kennebecasis Valley in 1792. He received a 300 acre block "up" the Patticake Brook from Bloomfield, on the south side of the river." He died in 1834. His relatives were the founders of Smithtown.
I found this in Generations Winter 1999----Smith       also Arrivals.     Not my direct line.
   James Smith b. 1 Mar 1734, Long Island NY - Harvard graduate, surveyor    m. Joanna Davis b. 21 Nov. 1740
    Children:      Joanna     b. 6 Sep 1757                                                   m.1) James Rutland       2). Joseph Baxter
                          Isaiah       b. 13 Sep 1759                                                 m. Charity Newton
                         John          b. 6 May 1762                                                   m.1) Abigail Baxter(No issue) 2) John moved to the US
                         Julia Ann   b. 16 Jun 1765                                                  m. Samuel Smith
                          Mary         b. 26 Mar 1768                                                                                                         d. Feb 1785
                         James       b. 9 Dec 1771 in NY   d. 1834                         m.1). Elizabeth Bull   2). Mary Raymond
                          Elizabeth b. 27 Mar 1775                                                 m. William McLeod

Abigail Baxter is buried at the Rock Cemetery, Bloomfield. John Lannon was her third husband.

John Lannon's will states:-- " Nephew Peter Dwyer, of this place, land in the parish of Norton.

Daughter Margaret, wife of George Baxter, lots on both sides of the Kennebecasis.

Daughter Mary Ann Hatfield,wife of Daniel Hatfield land.

Nephew John Lannon son of my brother Barney Lannon in the county of Kilkenny in Ireland two hundred pounds Sterling.

Niece Mary Lannon daughter of Barney Lannon 50 pounds Sterling...................................."

1832 Newspaper item:

Died At Norton, on Thursday last, after a severe illness, Mr. John Lannon, aged 66 years.- Mr. L. was a native of Kilkenny Ireland; and during his residence of upwards of twenty years in this province , has, by his strict integrity, and rightness of conduct, gained for himself a name that will cause his memory to be long revered. The neighbourhood in which he resided will also have cause to deplore the loss of a real friend and a zealous promoter of piety and religion. Funeral tomorrow at one o'clock.
John Lannon is buried in RC cemetery between Norton and Bloomfield.
Note from Muriel Tucker and I think the cross has disappeared." Its true name is St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church. The cross that sits in the center is upon the site of the foundation of the church. It was a very small church. If you look closely you can see the outline of the foundation"
Although John Lannon didn't leave male heirs , Lannon has been passed down as a first name.
John Lannon was the third husband and the line followed here.

From newspaper: 9 Mar. 1850 Died at residence Norton on 1st Abigail, widow of John Lannen, age 84.

I found a Barnard Lannon about 1775 on Loger Street, Thomastown, Kilkenny.

On a personal note: Our family lived next door to this house and I have visited it many times. A story connected with John Smith is that he would sit in the house and have his servants throw water at the windows so he could imagine he was at sea.

Notes taken from David Keirstead's book, The Bloomfield Area Remembered:

"Conversations with Mrs Norman Jost, in April 2004, and her genealogical notes, suggest that Abigail's first husband was Josiah Smith, the son of Captain John Smith. At the time of the marriage Captain Simon Baxter (The Loyalist) gave land on which the home was to be built, While the other parent, Captain John Smith, gave the house. Josiah and Abigail had one son Benjamin ) baptized Nov 4, 1787 at Sussex by Rev Clark of Gagetown; died July 8 , 1858 in Digby,NS. Benjamin was married three times 1 Jane Canby, 2 Eliza Regan Fairchild, 3. Seraphina Wiswald. Abigail's second husband, Martin Fahey was born in Ireland ca 1763. He died in Norton Parish March 17, 1801 and is said to be buried in St. Stephen's Catholic Cemetery. [Note: Art and Julie Hughes found the following when researching the deed to their property. The deed was dated Sept 2, 1795 where Simon Baxter deeded to Abigail Fahey the land on which she was living ( and next to Captain John Smith) 250 acres. Baxter was to erect a house. this was to be passed down to Martin Fahey (he to have a double portion).

48. Isaac Allaby --- click here to go to the Allaby history and lines !

52.Thomas Herrett

b. c. 1753	Ayrshire Scotland
m. 1785/ 1787
d. 1843	Macedonia, Hancock, Illinois

53. Bridget Besto of Cumberland, Nova Scotia

b. about 1759
m. about 1785/1787
d. 8 Sep 1745	at Nauvoo,Hancock, Illinois

Children of Thomas Herrett and Bridget Besto ( from the book Arrivals First Families in New Brunswick ).

David b. 1788	m. Mary Hoeg #75 on marriage list.
Sophia	m. 9 Jul. 1810 Nathan Hicks
Frances
William
Thomas b. 4 Oct. 1798	m. 24 Oct. 1822 1. Hannah Guiou 2. Elizabeth Spragg
Moses
Stephen Millage b. 1804	m. Mary Fitch
James M (Rev) b. 22 Jan 1807	m. 1 Jun 1828 Phoebe Blakeney
Andrew	m Susannah Jane Smith #218 on the list.
John	died
Jane	m. 8th May 1842 James Keeler d. 1 Oct. 1845 in Nauvoo , Hancock, Illinois

I found a history of Sackville on the web with this petition:

Thomas Herritt- In 1809.....he is 56 years of age. His family consists of a wife and ten children ,the oldest of whom is twenty years of age. That about ten years ago you memorialist obtained a grant under the great seal of this province for three hundred sixty acres of wilderness which he immediately settled, and from which his family is principally supported, that he has built upon the same a dwelling house of which he has had possession for nearly the same time which said lot still remains in its original wild state. That your memorialist having no marsh land included in his said grant has met with great difficulties in improving his farm land having no other means for his support than what is derived from his own exertions and labour. He therefore begs to state that in front of the lands granted to your memorialist there are 21 acres of marsh that are claimed by one James Rogers , who has never made any improvements by diking or otherwise ...................................petition goes on to ask for this land.

I found this on the NB archives web site:

The petition of Thomas Herrett
       Humbly sheweth
              That your petitioner is ninety-two years of age and upwards, that he served in the Revolutionary War in America as conductor of Baggage Wagons having six men under his charge , that about 1773 was taken prisoner at Thomson's Fort in South Carolina, Captain Neil Campbell commanding the troops and baggage that he made his escape from the Americans and went to Baltimore from whence he sailed for the West Indies where he was (?) into the Leander a forty -five gun Ship, he was then taken to England and after the termination of the Revolutionary War was discharged that he came back to America and has actually resided in Sackville in the County of Westmorland in this province for fifty years and that about the year 1837 he left this province with a part of his family and last summer returned to those he left who are not in circumstances to support him. That he is in indignant circumstances not having any property whatsoever to support and maintain himself he therefore prays that your Excellency and Honors will be pleased to grant him . such a sum as you in your wisdom may deem meet . Solely for the purpose of enabling your petitioner to procure a pittance for his few remaining days.
   And as in duty bound pray.
     Thos Herrett

Notes and web sites for Thomas Herrett and Bridget Besto:

In the other petition dated Oct. 11th, 1841: "I having five children and at least forty grand children and several great grandchildren residing in the province of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia".

A posting with descendants of Thomas Herrett and Bridget Besto.

Besto/Besta is not listed anywhere else that I can find, I found a William Bearsto with a family on the 1770 Nova Scotia census at Cumberland.

Planters and Pioneers by Esther Clark Wright lists: Bearisto, William........Halifax, Cumberland m. Mary--m. Mehitable, d. 1804. 4 girls, 1770 . I think Besto may be a misspelling of Bearisto.
I received a reply from the Provincial Archives after inquiring about her will that " Index lists her ( Mehitable) in 1804 when she was referenced as a widow. Only an inventory of property on file. No mention of family."

William Beasto is #75 on the 1759 Cumberland Grant.
William Beairsto is on the list willing to settle in Sackville in 1761.
William Chapman, the carpenter in charge of repairs at Fort Cumberland, mentions in his summer diary of 1776 a worker called Besto.

For detailed ancestral charts type in Thomas Herrett at www.familysearch.org

Ships List with Thomas Harrett transported by Alexander Campbell, June 1773 Transported by Alexander Campbell, From Great Britain to Virginia, June,1773 _____________________________
Abstracted from Prince William County, Virginia documents at the Huntington Library, San Marino, California

_____________________________
Transported by Alexander Campbell
dated June 1773

William Addington
Charles Ashton
Thomas Ashton
Robert Baker
Stephen Baker
James Barber
John Barrett
John Bevadocks
Thomas Brown
Thomas Carroll
Robert Clark
Robert Colwell
John Cooper
William Curtin
John Doules
Edward Dyhouse
John Ellis
James Fox
Charles Gisen
John Hamilton
Thomas Herrett

Margaret Jackson
Margaret Jackson, Jun.
Thomas Jervis
Ann Long
Nicholas Meades
William Northall
William Ossed
Edward Paul
Thomas Pe---es
John Powell
John Stanton
Samuel Sugdon
Charles Swan
John Terrell
Jacob Toole
Benjamin Waller
George Wapshott
David Wigen
John Williams
Samuel Wingfield

54. William Guiou

b. 4 Nov. 1773	Parish of Shannondon USA
m. 27 Mar 1797 by Rev Walter Price
d. 25 May 1856	buried Midland cemetery

55. Abigail Atherton

b. 5 Jun 1776	Maugerville Sunbury Co. NB
m. 27 Mar 1797
d. 14 Sep 1864	buried Midland cemetery

Children of William Guiou and Abigail Atherton--

Giliad	m. Sarah Cosman
Isaac b. 2 Jan 1799	m. 1 Apr 1830 Mary Pearce Site for Isaac and Mary Pearce Guiou
Hannah b. 5 Oct. 1801	m. Oct. 1823 Thomas Herrett
Benjamin Atherton b. 1 Apr 1804	m. 11 Nov. 1830 Rebecca Porter
Susanna b. 25 Oct. 1809	m. 24 Oct. 1830 Jacob Gillies
Mary Sophia	m. David Sherwood
Ruth	m. Stephen Gray

Newspaper item: 14 Jun 1856 Died at Norton on May 25th, William Guiou, age 83.

Midland NB Baptist Church Cemetery

GUIOU, Abigail ...died Sep 1864, aged 88 years, w/o William Guiou
GUIOU, Elijah ...
GUIOU, Frances ...died 1841, d/o Joseph & Olive Guiou
GUIOU, Gillied...died Mar 1851, aged 33 years
GUIOU, Isaac...died Aug 1873, aged 74 years
GUIOU, James ...died Sep 1851, aged 39 years
GUIOU, James A ...died Apr 1851
GUIOU, Joseph ...died Oct 1847, aged 1 years 8 months, s/o James Guiou
GUIOU, William...died May 1856, aged 83 years, h/o Abigail

Seventh Generation

68. Elias Scribner

b. c. 1725	cordwinder
m.
d. will 1775

69. Elizabeth Davis

Children of Elias Scribner and Elizabeth Davis:

Ebenezer Muster roll	m. Elinor Morrell
Thaddeus b. 1760 died 14 Mar 1837	m. Prudence Morrell
Jesse	m. Lydia Bennett ( patriot)
Elias
Seth	(patriot)
Elizabeth
Mary	m. Hez. Scribner

In the abstract of wills in the collection of the New York Historical Society for the year 1899: Page 26

In the name of God , Amen. I , Elias Scribner, of the town of Brookhaven, in Suffolk County,"cordwinder",being sick and weak. All debts to be paid. I leave to my dear and loving wife, during her widowhood, "the yous of my woll estate." After her death I leave to my son Elias 20 Pounds, and to my sons, Ebenezer,Theodorus (Thaddeus), Jesse, and Seth, each 20 Pounds. To my daughters Elizabeth and Mary , each 20 Pounds; and if there is to be more estate it is to be divided among them all." I leave my wife (not named) and my son Seth, and my son Elias, and Jonathan Baker Jr. each 5 shillings, and I make them executors.
Dated July 7,1775. Witnesses, Seth Marvin, Ebenezer Finch, Shadick Teunis, Jonathan Baker, Jr. Proved October 12, 1775 before Nathan Woodhull.

Notes for Elias Scribner: (Joseph, Benjamin), born abt 1730 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1775 in Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York. He married in Fairfield, Connecticut

       The Loyalists met at the home of Elias Scribner (son of this Elias Scribner) in Kingston NB.
       Elias Scribner and Trinity Church
       Scribner Christening's
          I have been told that Loyalist sons and daughters were often expunged from family records and I am pleased I found the will as the other Scribner family histories do not have the Loyalists records.

70. John Morrell

b. c. 1733 Newtown	Queen’s Co. NY
m. 25 Apr 1771 (familysearch)	New York
d. 18 June 1818	Kingston NB

71. Elizabeth Carpenter

Children of John Morrell and Elizabeth Carpenter:

Eleanor b. 1766	m. Ebenezer Scribner
Prudence b. 1767	m. Thaddeus Scribner
John about 1775	m. Betsey
Rachel	m. Fosdick
Charlotte	m. Hewsted
William b. 1785	m. Phebe ?

Notes for John Morrell:

From a Morrell family history:
"John Morrell, believed to have been the son of Samuel and Phoebe (Bailey) Morrell was born on Long Island, probably at Newton, Queens Co. in 1733 and died at Kingston, Kings Co NB on June 18th ,1818 aged 85, according to the Burial Record of the Trinity Anglican Church located there. He is probably buried there , but no gravestone now exists to record it .

A property deed dated in 1794 covering a sale mentions his wife Elizabeth. He came to New Brunswick with the Loyalists in April 1783."

Land transaction : Scroll to - Notes for Ralph London :
# 7) John London sells to John Morrell for o50. The property bought from Tamberlain Campbell 14 Mar 1794. Deed registered 25th June 1814.

From The Loyalists of New Brunswick by Esther Clark Wright:

Morrell, Daniel	NY	U. Co	Engr.	P510	Bel.
John, Blacksmith, 85	NY	U. Co		Kn.
Robert				Sch.
Thomas				Queens Co.

Morrell, John, there were two of the name.

Will of John Morrell: Parish of Kingston, Kings Co. Will dated 1 February 1816, proved 20 July 1818.

     Daughter Eleanor Scribner a note from Jarvis Worden in the amount of 100 pounds dated 7 July 1815 and due 1 May 1818.
    Daughter Prudence Scribner a note from Jarvis Worden due 1 May 1819.
    Son William Morrell 25 pounds and a note from Jarvis Wornen for 100 pounds due 1 May 1820, neither to be delivered until a note from William Morrell to Mayes Case for which I hold his security is cancelled and paid.
    Daughter Rachel Fosdick , if she be living , a note from Jarvis Worden due 1 May 1817.
    To George Hewsted, son of my late daughter Charlotte, if he be living, 50 dollars at age 21.
    Son, John Morrell Jr. land where he now lives, being part of lots 2 and 3 in Tennant's Cove and residue of personal estate.
    Son John Morrell and son-in-law Ebenezer Scribner executors.
        Witnesses: John Scribner, James McKeel, Ninyon Chaloner.

From Vital Stats 25 August 1818 NBGR
Estate John Morrell, Kingston, Kings Co.; Exec.; John Morrell, jr, 26 July

The John Morrell who lived in Saint John This is not our ancestor,but the other John Morrell.

From Vital Stats 18 Jan 1817 NBC
d. Sunday, John Morrell, age 69, of this city

80. Duncan M. Campbell Arrival date 5 May 1803 on ship Rosina.

b. c. 1762	Aberfoyle, Breadalbane Scot.
m. about 1781	note on familyfinder site about Kathryn or Catherine McMartin 'about 1781 Of Braidalbin, Perth ,Scotland
d. 14 Oct. 1846	Sussex NB- Buried in Sussex at Corner Trinity Anglican Cemetery .

81. Catherine McMartin

b. c 1756
m.
d. 11 Oct. 1814

Children of Duncan Campbell and Catherine McMartin:

daughter	left in Scotland
Margaret	christened: 6 Jan 1800 at Aberfoyle, Perthshire - died on ship
Finley	christened: 29 Jun 1782 at Killin, Perthshire d. 13 Jun 1823 buried at Trinity Anglican Cemetery. Married Agnes King born ca. 1785 in Breadalbane Children: Duncan K. Campbell, John K. Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Mary Campbell, Catherine Campbell, Daniel K. Campbell, Hiram Campbell
Catherine	m. 3 Dec 1813 John Bolton- moved to Ontario
Donald/Daniel M.	christened: 6 April 1786 at Kirkmichael, Perthshire m. Ann Bolton
John	christened: 20 April 1791 at Killin, Perthshire m. 27 April 1814 Elizabeth King Children: John, Catherine, Elizabeth(Betsy), Duncan, Finley, Robert, Agnes, Daniel McMartin, Thomas, Arthur Wellesly
Jane Ann b. ca 1790	m. Charles Benjamin Belding children: Susan, Jane, Katie, Margaret (Peggy), Benjamin, Duncan, Daniel, James, Ann, Mary, May, Eliza
May/Mary b. ca 1796	christened 17 Aug 1795 at Aberfoyle, Perthshire m. 11 Sep 1816 John McLeod children: Caroline

The christening dates come from Scottish records at the LDS library

Children of Duncan Campbell and Margaret Morrison married 26 Nov. 1816

Duncan Morrison b. 24 July 1819	m.21 March 1838 Prudence Barbara Sproul d. 8 Dec 1893
Margaret b. c 1822	m. Patrick King
Christy Ann	m. Andrew King

                                                                          Ship       Rosina
                                        From Fordnock / Greenock, Scotland to Saint John, NB - 1803
                                       John Black & Co / List of passengers not paying debts. 1803
                                        List of passengers by the ship Rosina from {Fordnock or Grenock?}, arrived at St. John 5th. May 1803 - who have not paid nor secured their passage money.

1. 2.     3.                         4.           5.       6.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
7 6/3/4 James McFarlane & Family       Sussex Vale 24/18/9 44/17/9
9 6/5/2 Duncan Campbell & family    Sussex Vale 34/15/7   62/17/1
6 3/7/8 James Drummond & family       Sussex Vale 20/6/10   36/12/4
6 3/5/8 Andrew McVie & family             Sussex Vale 19/-/7     34/5/1
7 6/4/- Mrs. King & family                     Sussex Vale 32/16/3   59/1/3
1 1/-/- John Blair                                  Sussex Vale 5/5/-       20/1/7
4 2/-/8 Chars. Robertson & family          St. John     11/3/1        20/1/7
                                                --------- ---------
                                                40 28/1/4 148/-/1
Columns:
1: Number in Family                        4. Place of Residence (in NB)
2: Towards passage (by family ?)         5. Claim on Province at 5 guineas each
3: Names                                           6. Whole amount asked for

Thanks to Diane McLeod who kindly sent her findings and research regarding the descendants of Duncan Campbell.

From the book, The Story of Sussex and Vicinity by Grace Aiton,

"Scottish Immigration - The legislature of New Brunswick began to encourage immigration by paying the passage of prospective settlers from the Old Country. In 1804, seven families, consisting of 40 persons were brought from Scotland at a cost of 164 pounds.........A tradition that has been handed down from generation to generation relates the trip on the "Rose Ann" was long and perilous, and at one time the fog was so dense that the yard-arm caught branches of trees along the shores of Newfoundland. Woman and children were confined to the hold, where they alternately wept and prayed until the ship came into safe harbor at Saint John................................
.Some went farther inland, such as Duncan Campbell, who brought his six motherless children to a settlement which in later years took his name from the large number of male descendants living there."

Notes for Duncan Campbell

     Duncan Campbell married a second time 26 Nov. 1816 to Margaret McLeod( nee Morrison). She was a widow of Donald McLeod. Their children were: Duncan, Christianna, and Eliza.
     From the Kings Co Record of 15 Dec 1893 there is a memorial to Duncan Jr:
        " In the old burying ground near the Upper Sussex Corner, Sussex is a monument to the memory of Duncan Campbell, a native of Baidalbin, Parish of Aberfoyle, Perthshire Scotland, who died October 14th, 1846, at the age of 84 years, and of Margaret his wife, who died March 20th, 1840, aged 68 years.
   He came to New Brunswick in the year 1803, bringing several children by his first wife---the late Finlay, Donald and John Campbell of Campbell Settlement, also Catherine who married John Bolton, and many years ago removed with him to Ontario; Ann , who married Benjamin Belding and lived in Studholm and Mary, wife of John McLeod, who lived at the Portage in Cardwell. Besides these it is said that Mr. Campbell left in Scotland one or two sons who never came to America................................".
        The article goes on to outline Duncan Jr's life and family.

84. Robert Somerville

85. Isabel Scotland

Children of Robert Somerville and Isabel Scotland --

John	British Navy-immigrated. to Australia
William
Andrew	m. Janet Buchanan to New Brunswick
Thomas
James	Immigrated to Ontario
Alexander	to Ontario
Duncan

     Note:       From the LDS family search web site is a different father of Andrew and no mother listed:
Father: Andrew Somerville   b about 1761 at Fosway,Perth
   Children:

John b. abt 1783	Fosway
William b. abt 1785	Perthshire
Thomas b. abt 1789	Perthshire
James b. abt 1791	Perthshire
Alexander b. abt 1793	Perth
Duncan b. abt 1795	Perth
Andrew b. 13 Jul. 1787	Perth

From A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation by Donald Whyte and he received his information
from correspondence on the 4th March ,1965:

Somerville, Andrew From Kenmore, Per. s/o Robert S. and Isobell Scotland, 1816. Wife Janet Buchanan, qv, with him.

From Glasgow, Scotland to Saint John, NB - 1815

An Account of Passengers going on Board the Ship Favourite, of Saint John, NB. John Hinden Master for St. John New Brunswick, bound from this Port

59: Andw. Somerville    34 m "          Kenmore    Kenmore    "
60: Janet Somerville    24 f wife       "          "          "
61: Isabella Somerville 4 f daughter   "          "          "
62: Dond. Somerville     2 m son        "          "          "

86. Daniel Buchanan

87. Elizabeth McGregor her grave stone.

88.Simon Baxter Jr. Simon Baxter was the first United Empire Loyalist to settle in NB.

b. 6 May 1730	Hebron CT
m. 20 Apr 1749
d. 20 Mar 1804	Buried at the Rock Cemetery Bloomfield, NB

89.Prudence Fox

b. 18 Apr 1733
m. 20 Apr 1749
d. 31 Jan 1803	The Rock Cemetery

Children of Simon Baxter and Prudence Fox-- from Arrivals

Prudence	b. c. 1750	m. Aristides Huestis -Settled in Westmorland NH,
Simon		m . Margaret Noney, He espoused the cause of the Revolutionaries, signing the Association Test in 1776 when his father refused to do so. He was a farmer and had an interest in mills in both Alstead and Surry.
Benjamin		m. 1).23 Nov. 1777 Ruth Brown 2). 8 Jul. 1810 Margaret Hewett " about 23 Nov. 1779 he was taken from Alstead to Exeter and there confined to jail with his father. They were delivered to the Committee of safety by Absolom Kingsbury...........Eventually he returned to the States."
William	b. 1760	m. 1) 13 Mar 1783 Ruth Harrington 2 ) Julia Swigo He was a Doctor "There is no doubt he threw his lot in with his father...............He was one of the pioneer doctors of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia...".In the winter when roads became impassable for horses and sleighs he was many times obliged to visit his patients on snow-shoes. He did a great business outside his profession having been heavily engaged in the building of vessels of which he built or caused to be built no more than seven. He was also engaged in sawmills and was a member of the House of Assembly of the County of Kings,1793" He is quoted as saying after a patient made a remarkable recovery from a very serious illness, "The Lord cures and the Dr. takes the fee."
Joseph	b. c. 1762	m. Joanna Ruland Nee Smith He was elected a Church Warden in 1811and was a member of the vestry from 1813 to 1817.
Dorothy	b. 1764	m. John Cook Hayes
Abigail	b. 1766	m. 1. Martin Fahey 2.Capt. John Smith. 3. John Lannon
Elijah Sr.	b. c. 1768 died 1852	m. Mary Smith Their son , Elijah Jr. married Sarah Irving children: John B. Baxter, George Baxter, William Baxter, Mary Baxter married Andrew McVey 1863,Amelia Baxter Son George married Margaret Lannon
Abraham	b. 9 Jul. 1771 at Alstead	m. Sarah Ainslie He was a lieutenant in the NB Fencibles raised by Col Coffin during the was of 1812 and disbanded in 1815. His only child ,Prudence married Isaiah Smith who came to a tragic end , being murdered the day before Christmas 1818, by Francis Marston, a farm hand. Prudence remarried Robert McVey.

From Simon Baxter , the Loyalist :

What is called the "Rock" burying ground across the road from and nearer the river than Christ Church, Bloomfield, was part of the Baxter property. His house , built of stone, every trace of which has disappeared, was a little farther down the river. Here he was living in 1792 when one Patrick Campbell, a Scotsman, visited him. Of this Campbell very little is known. His book--"Travels in the interior inhabited places of North America in the years 1791 and 1792" is exceedingly rare, but the Champlain Society has published a beautiful reprint with valuable notes and such sketch of the life of the author as it was possible to procure.
From a book written by Patrick Campbell regarding Simon Baxter

From the Parish of Christ Church by J.E. Hoyt ........

At Bloomfield,( Norton as it was then called) Captain Simon Baxter settled in 1782 on what became known as the Baxter-Studholm Grant containing 9,500 acres. Captain Baxter built his home of stone near the present Rock Cemetery and with other claims, held a tract approximately a mile and a half either side of the Kennebecasis beginning at the old Toll Bridge and extending to the FingerBoard (Norton Station). His headquarters were at the lower end where he retained a large farm and gave or sold others to his sons and daughters.
Captain Simon Baxter was a remarkable man in a number of ways. He was a Loyalist but arrived and was settled before others who came to New Brunswick. He had had an exciting career during the war sharing it with one of his sons. He had held considerable property before hostilities broke out , but this was largely stripped from him because of his loyalty to the British cause. At one time his wife Prudence had nothing much on which to support the family and filed a most pathetic appeal. Simon was given leave to return to his home but was promptly seized by his neighbours as a King's man. They cut him with swords and bayonets, put a rope around his neck and would have hanged him without further ceremony if a hangman could have been had on such short notice. Failing in this they led him by the rope behind his own horse and threw him into Keene jail, taking away his pass and parole. He escaped and there's a story that at one time he escaped by setting fire to a beehive. While his captors were quieting their horses, he poured water down the barrels of their muskets , mounted a horse and rode off. On being hailed to halt or be fired upon, he is supposed to have replied "fire and be damned", and so escaped. Even so he endured one cold dark winter of incarceration among his enemies and carried bayonet scars until his death. His is truly a romantic tale and one which probably echoes thousands of other accounts, but Baxter was a true cavalier, fought heartily, suffered heavily and forgave magnificently, for it is said he treated his prisoners with the greatest kindness..............................................

From the net- a letter for sale

VERMONT AIDS ENEMY PRISONERS

31. [JOHN HANCOCK] Most unusual Revolutionary War-date letter to Governor Hancock from CAPT. DANIEL CLAP, commander of the guards at a Continental prison stockade, regarding problems at the camp that hints of neighboring Vermont's possible disaffection during the American Revolution. Good historical content. ALS, 3pp, 8¼"x12¾", Rutland, Aug 4, 1781. Complaining of the problems he is encountering in recruiting guards, some of then leaving to rejoin the Army and in particular the clandestine assistance his prisoners are receiving from an unnamed Vermont organization undermining his efforts. Capt. Clap writes in small part: "...What renders it [guard duty] much more difficult is a secret connection and communication betwixt our prisoners and certain persons belonging to the State of Vermont, so called, who it seems have undertaken to negotiate their exchange or redemption...nine have made their escape from us and arrived safe at their place of refuge, among whom was the noted Simon Baxter (whose conduct and character I doubt not your excellency may remember while at Boston), but by the vigilance & good conduct of Genl. Bellows & others, the said Baxter was taken at Rockingham on the 30th..." Carp relates how the escaped prisoner had then produced a pass giving him safe conduct, "which reads as follows: 'Arlington, 18th of July 1781. To Whom It May Concern, the bearer Simon Baxter is permitted to remain within this state unmolested, he behaving well, until it can be known whether he can be exchanged, as he is a prisoner and offers himself for exchange. Thomas Chittenden, Capt. Grds.'..." He then states, "...as General Bellows does not yield obedience to the jurisdiction of Vermont, he immediately sent said Baxter under Guard to this place, who is this day sent off to Worcester Goal, the only secure place we have at present for prisoners who are determined to escape...Both the officers of the guard as well as myself have for a long time been both tired and ashamed for our situations, and conceiving it to be consistent with good economy & the public safety, to have the small number of prisoners at this place removed to the guard ships and the post broken up..." Darkly penned and signed. Moderate general toning; light/moderate show-through; fold separations, some repaired with archival tape; edge chipping with small paper loss. Generally in good condition. Vermont's government, unhappy with their treatment by NY, NH and other states, flirted with defection to the British, these negotiations over which actually helped stall British plans for another invasion from Quebec after Burgoyne's defeat in 1777. Est: $400-700

Captain Simon Baxter's will:

Parish of Norton, Kings Co., farmer. Will dated 8 June 1802, proved 14 April 1804.
   Wife Prudence use of all household furniture and one-third of the profits from the profits of the farm whereon I dwell for life.       Sons Simon Baxter, Benjamin Baxter, Elijah Baxter and Abraham Baxter each one shilling.
Son Joseph Baxter land on the south side of the Kennebecasis River adjoining his farm, between the east boundary and land granted to Duncan Campbell.
   Daughter Prudence Hustis land between Joseph Baxter's farm and a farm lately owned by Captain John Smith, being about 1200 acres. At her decease the land to be divided among her children.
   Son William Baxter one shilling.
   Daughter Abigail Fahey the farm on which she now lives, being 500 acres. At her decease the land to be divided among her children.
   Daughter Dorothy Hayes the farm on which she now lives. At her decease the land to be divided among her children.
   Friend Samuel Miles of the City of Saint John, merchant , residue of estate, he paying all my just debts and funeral expenses.    Samuel Miles sole executor.
    Witnesses: George Harding Jr., William Secord, Charles I. Peters.

Codicil dated 19 March 1804 Whereas Samuel Miles.....doth by his own free will and consent refuse to take upon him the part of Executor, appoints sons William Baxter, Joseph Baxter, Elijah Baxter and Abraham Baxter executors.
Witnesses: John Lannen, John C. Hayes, Benjamin Smith, Mary Baxter.

Inventory, dated 20 April 1804, valued personal estate at about 80 pounds and real estate , consisting of two tracts of land at 250 pounds by Caleb Howe and Hector Dick

Vital Stats by D.F. Johnson Newspaper item

2 April 1804 S. J. G.
D. Norton, Kings Co.; 31st January last, Mrs Prudence w/o Simon Baxter age 73 NBRG
D. 20th ULT. Simon Baxter