Does anyone have any relatives that came to St. John from scotland in 1816 on the SS Favourite? my GGGGGreat Grandfather Peter Dewar is on the passenger list with his family. Also

Geoff, My known line is very short: 1. John Alexander "George" MONTFORD/MUNFORD d. bef 1866, m. Frances Caroline ALLEN 17 May 1848 Portland, St. John Co, NB. (Frances Caroline ALLEN (MONTFORD/MUNFORD) m2 Josiah WOOD Abt 22 Aug 1864 St. John Co, NB 2. Alice Louise MONTFORD b. 1858 Amherst, NS, d. 1940 Portsmouth, VA, m. Donald Lapthorn MUNRO I have a THEORY that my John Alexander "George" MONTFORD/MUNFORD/MUMFORD is a (possibly eldest) son of William MUNFORD b. abt 1797, d. 11 Apr 1873 Saint John and Barbara HEFFLER b. abt 1801, d. 22 Aug 1876 Saint John, m. on 23 apr 1820 Saint John I have no proof, am searching far and wide for clues, and dis-proofs. Thanks, Beverly Alexander alexlary@crosslink.net I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" Author Unknown ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoffrey W.G. Vail" <gvail@nbnet.nb.ca> To: "Larry & Beverly" <alexlary@crosslink.net> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 8:32 PM Subject: Re: Test email: Also MUNFORD request > Hi Beverly, > > I received it no problem at all.......I don't think there is a problem.... > > I know of some Montfords here in saint John, any on particular you are looking for????? A Rev. Robert Mumford married my parents as well...... > > Regards > > Geoff > > Larry & Beverly wrote: > > > Listmembers: > > > > One of the members believes that this list may be damaged (perhaps from the Rootsweb server problem of a week ago). I'm checking the list, by using this email. If you get this email, I would very much appreciate a responce to my email address below: NOT TO THE MAILLIST ADDRESS!!! > > > > Also, I am collecting information of all MUNFORDs and MUMFORDs and MONTFORDS in NB, and particularly in Saint John. If you run across a loose MUNFORD et al, in your searches, please send the info along to me. Thanks!!!!! > > > > Beverly Alexander > > alexlary@crosslink.net > > Listowner: CAN-NB-STJOHN-L > > > > I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, > > "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" > > Author Unknown > > > > ============================== > > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > -- > > Geoffrey W.G. Vail BBA BEd MEd > Barnhill Memorial School > (506) 652-2272 (home) > (506) 658-5393 (school) > (506) 643-6170 (fax) > gvail@nbnet.nb.ca (email home) > vailgew@nbed.nb.ca (email work) > >

Listmembers: One of the members believes that this list may be damaged (perhaps from the Rootsweb server problem of a week ago). I'm checking the list, by using this email. If you get this email, I would very much appreciate a responce to my email address below: NOT TO THE MAILLIST ADDRESS!!! Also, I am collecting information of all MUNFORDs and MUMFORDs and MONTFORDS in NB, and particularly in Saint John. If you run across a loose MUNFORD et al, in your searches, please send the info along to me. Thanks!!!!! Beverly Alexander alexlary@crosslink.net Listowner: CAN-NB-STJOHN-L I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" Author Unknown

Dear List owner: I am quite puzzled. I submitted a first posting to the list and am receiving responses from individuals who have no information for me as though they did not know the post came from the list. Is this list organized differently from other rootsweb lists? I did not randomly contact people. Thank you for shedding light. Regards, Beth Manners -----Original Message----- From: Gwen Knox [mailto:krabs@nbnet.nb.ca] Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 8:09 AM To: bamanners@mindspring.com Subject: Re: JACKSON-SMITH-HEVENOR-FRASER sorry i do ot have any info. -----Original Message----- From: Beth Ann Manners <bamanners@mindspring.com> To: CAN-NB-STJOHN-L@rootsweb.com <CAN-NB-STJOHN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, January 26, 2001 12:10 AM Subject: Re: JACKSON-SMITH-HEVENOR-FRASER > > Posting my interests for first time since joining the list last month. > > Andrew JACKSON (b. May 1825, Canonbie, Dumfries, Scotland, twin bro. of >Archibald JACKSON, sons of Helen ARMSTRONG and William JACKSON, d. Nov. >1875, St. John, NB, age 51) m. Agnes SMITH (b. 1832, Glasgow, dau. of Mary >LYELL and James SMITH of Mauchline, Ayrshire) in St. John on Aug. 16, 1850 >by Rev. John Thomson. > > Andrew and Agnes SMITH JACKSON had the following children, all born in St. >John: > > Helen Armstrong JACKSON (b. St. John, Aug, 1853) m. on Aug. 16, 1850 by >Rev. Dr. Waters to Gilbert M. Hevenor (b. 1853) > > Mary L. JACKSON (b. 1854 d. May 1866 age 12) > > Agnes J. JACKSON (b. 1858, d. 3/4/1883, age 25) m. on 11/26/1879 by Rev. >Dr. Waters to William J. FRASER, St. John > > William Henry JACKSON (born after 1851, died before 1871) > > (Janet) Jessie JACKSON (b. July 15, 1865, d. May 12, 1942) m. William B. >BATEMAN in Salamanca, NY 1884 > > James JACKSON (b. 1867) > > John F. JACKSON (b. 1869, d. after 1942, Passaic NJ) m. Lena SHAW > > Archibald Andrew JACKSON (b. 1871, d. 1910) > > Mary L. JACKSON (b. 6/1872, d. 3/13/1873, age 9 mos.) > > Robbie JACKSON (b. 3/1874, d. 10/27/1879, age 5 yrs. 7 mos.) > > Archibald JACKSON (Lancaster) m. Elizabeth WALLACE, St. John City, on >10/28/1852 by. Rev. Ferrie > > Andrew JACKSON was a carpenter who died in a fall from a roof at age 51, >leaving his wife Agnes a widow at age 43 with 7 children, 5 of whom were >still at home! > > I am interested in any information regarding any of the above individuals >and happy to share what I have. > > Thank you, > > Beth Manners (in northern suburbs of NYC) > > > > > >============================== >Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >If you know how to reduce these risks. >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > >

Posting my interests for first time since joining the list last month. Andrew JACKSON (b. May 1825, Canonbie, Dumfries, Scotland, twin bro. of Archibald JACKSON, sons of Helen ARMSTRONG and William JACKSON, d. Nov. 1875, St. John, NB, age 51) m. Agnes SMITH (b. 1832, Glasgow, dau. of Mary LYELL and James SMITH of Mauchline, Ayrshire) in St. John on Aug. 16, 1850 by Rev. John Thomson. Andrew and Agnes SMITH JACKSON had the following children, all born in St. John: Helen Armstrong JACKSON (b. St. John, Aug, 1853) m. on Aug. 16, 1850 by Rev. Dr. Waters to Gilbert M. Hevenor (b. 1853) Mary L. JACKSON (b. 1854 d. May 1866 age 12) Agnes J. JACKSON (b. 1858, d. 3/4/1883, age 25) m. on 11/26/1879 by Rev. Dr. Waters to William J. FRASER, St. John William Henry JACKSON (born after 1851, died before 1871) (Janet) Jessie JACKSON (b. July 15, 1865, d. May 12, 1942) m. William B. BATEMAN in Salamanca, NY 1884 James JACKSON (b. 1867) John F. JACKSON (b. 1869, d. after 1942, Passaic NJ) m. Lena SHAW Archibald Andrew JACKSON (b. 1871, d. 1910) Mary L. JACKSON (b. 6/1872, d. 3/13/1873, age 9 mos.) Robbie JACKSON (b. 3/1874, d. 10/27/1879, age 5 yrs. 7 mos.) Archibald JACKSON (Lancaster) m. Elizabeth WALLACE, St. John City, on 10/28/1852 by. Rev. Ferrie Andrew JACKSON was a carpenter who died in a fall from a roof at age 51, leaving his wife Agnes a widow at age 43 with 7 children, 5 of whom were still at home! I am interested in any information regarding any of the above individuals and happy to share what I have. Thank you, Beth Manners (in northern suburbs of NYC)

Does anyone have any idea what ward 124 Princess Street might have been in 1881 or 1891 Saint John? Pam in Orlando

I am forwarding this email from a young man to the BALTGEN-L list to all the lists that I have, in the hope that all educators of any type will read it. And hopefully consider giving youngsters some small assignment that sends them to their grandparents and other family members for a possible start on a lifetime love of family research. It so happens that two of my lists are Canadian lists, and members may have very different opinions on the Revolutionary War than Christopher does, but his sentiments about genealogy are why I think his messaget is important. The message directly below, which is above Mr. Smithson's email, is just my response to him. God Bless, Beverly Alexander ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry & Beverly" <alexlary@crosslink.net> To: <BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 9:13 AM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Recuriting Young Blood into Genealogical Research & Membership Into Lineage Societies > Christopher, > > First let me say that I am impressed with your email, and that I have often > wondered how much easier this task (and love of my life) would have been if > I (now 53) had been able to ask my Grandmother all these questions. I now > know, having discovered a package of papers of her's, that she was > interested in genealogy, and was about putting gravestones on her ancestors > who had no stones. > > I am also forwarding your email to my three Rootsweb lists in hopes that it > will reach the teachers and educators that are members of my lists (and I'm > also going to send it to my grandchildren, who have expressed no interest in > genealogy, although they know that it is very important to their Grandfather > and myself). > > I wish there were many more like you, and I believe that if a teacher of > mine had given me a small assignment to find out something about my > ancestors, it would have started this love of mine at 8, 9, or 10 instead of > at 48, when it was too late to ask any of the questions. > > By the way, I would have had a fun story to tell at school: my GGF, a > Canadian (not born here, but in St. John, NB), ran for Vice-President of the > United States, but the subject of his birth wasn't important at the time > because he ran on such a small party, the Socalist Labor Party. Now my > Grandparents were Republicans, but they would have told me the story, if I > had only asked. > > Thank you for writing! > > Beverly Alexander > alexlary@crosslink.net > > I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, > "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" > Author Unknown > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Christopher T. Smithson" <wsmithso@erols.com> > To: <BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 2:36 AM > Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Recuriting Young Blood into Genealogical Research & > Membership Into Lineage Societies > > I have always wondered what it would take to have people my age (I am now 21) interesting in researching their roots as a hobby or even profession someday. Also joining a Lineage Society like the SAR, DAR, Society of the War of 1812, Society of Colonial Wars and honor the memories of your ancestors and serve in these different organazations that you qualify for. I myself started doing genealogical research at age 8 with my late paternal grandfather here in Harford Co., MD. This research is still with me today not only doing my own family but trying to help others do there research also. At age 13 I became the first student member of the National Genealogical Society. At age 16 I joined the Children of the American Revolution. Between those years I became a member of several other historical and genealogical society like the Harford County Genealogical Society and Historical Society of Harford County... At age 18 when I became old enough I transfered my membership from CAR to the Sons of the American Revolution which I currently hold the office as Chapter President of the Colonel Aqulia Hall Chapter, MD Society SAR and noted as the youngest at age 20 ever to hold this position. I guess my real question is: What will it take to get my generation to become interested in genealogy and the different societies that honor your ancestors memories and the historical events of Americas past. > > This being the 225th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Great Britian during the American Revolution hopefully this will be the year of change of having the younger generation like myself and come forward to honor the memories of there ancestors and enjoy the research that has become one of the biggest.. GENEALOGY Sincerely, Christopher T. Smithson, President Col. Aquila Hall Chapter, MDSSAR Darlington, Harford Co., MD > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > > Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables quoting the > > message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list. > > >

Eliza Jane MUNFORD (eldest daughter of William MUNFORD) and George R. PARKER were married 8 Jan 1845 according to the information in "Early Marriage Records of NB", supplied by Mr. Friars letter today. This marriage and date was also written in one of my Grandmother's notebooks. Since my 2GGF John MUNFORD was married 3 years later to Frances Allen, I wonder if anyone knows if Eliza Jane MUNFORD had a brother John (and therefore William MUNFORD had a son John)?????. What is the first year of census' that list children's names in Canada? It started in 1850 here in the US. Is there a 1841 census of St. John Co? Happy Hunting! Beverly Alexander alexlary@crosslink.net I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" Author Unknown

To all members of these lists, including 3 special Canadians, who just went out of their way to help this American stranger, particularly to the member of CAN-NS-CUMBERLAND-L who suggested to me to contact a Mr. Ernest FRIARS, of Wards Creek, NB, and to John COLWELL, a member of the NewBrunswick list, Thank you!!!!! If any of you know how to reach Mr. Friars easily, please tell him "Thank you" from me. I will write him a proper "Thank you" very shortly, but my excitement tonight at finding in the information that he obviously spent hours and hours on for me, a complete stranger, a marriage for my 2GGrandparents, keeps me from waiting. I am practically crying as I write this. I have looked for any piece of information on this couple for 5 years, and in the mail tonight, from two strangers, Mr. Friars and Mr. Colwell, came two pieces of information on them, one a marriage, one a census. You'll are the best! Thank you again. You're a great bunch! Now one question: The marriage was 17 May 1848, the bride was "of Portland", the info came from "Early Marriage Records of NB" by B. Wood-Holt. Is there likely to be a marriage license? Or is there only a marriage bond, which does not include any family info (at least based on the three that I have recieved so far from St. John). The marriage was of John Mumford and Frances Allen, Portland. Witnesses: Hannah Allen, Robert Logan God Bless, Beverly Alexander Culpeper, VA, USA alexlary@crosslink.net I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" Author Unknown

Hi, My name is Kathy and I am researching my family from St.John, NB. My mother, Alberta (nee METCALFE) NASH, came from Martinon. My maternal grandparents were Catherine V. METCALFE (nee GOODE)-died 1963/St Joseph's Cemetery and Gordon C. METCALFE.-died 1971/Fernhill Cemetery. Paternal ggrandfather was also a Gordon C. METCALF. The "E" was dropped from that generation back.He was from Inverness, Scotland. Ggrandmother was Alberta ANDERSON. Many ANDERSON"S (including my gggrandfather, Renwick M. ANDERSON and Wife Jane (HANLEY) ANDERSON) immigrated from Scotland in the late 1800's. My maternal ggrandparents were William GOOD, (again the "E" was dropped) from Bandon, Cork and Mary Ann MCBRINE/MCBRIDE from St. John. Am looking for info re: William GOOD moving to US, possibly to Worcester MA. Supposedly died in the line of duty as Fireman and anything else about the METCALF/GOOD lineage. Thanks, Kathy --- Kathryn Williams --- kwill9315@earthlink.net --- Albuquerque, NM

Looking for info on a William DALEY of Simonds parish, who married Mary POLLOCK at Saint John 3 August 1871. I believe William to be a son of Henry DALEY and Sarah CRONK. ************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Quebec GenWeb Eastern Townships Research site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html Family Lines: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500 Listowner for COVEY-L, SALLS-L, TRYON-L, WAUGH-L and QC-ETANGLO-L

Looking for any information on David DALEY and Mary WOODBURY, both of Simonds parish, who married 8 July 1872 in Saint John. The witnesses were James CAIN and Mary Ann STANLEY. I believe this David DALEY to be the son b. c1845 to Henry DALEY and wife Sarah CRONK. ************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Quebec GenWeb Eastern Townships Research site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html Family Lines: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500 Listowner for COVEY-L, SALLS-L, TRYON-L, WAUGH-L and QC-ETANGLO-L

Hi Suzanne, I just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you for your great website. Your information from the St George Anglican Church baptism records is certainly appreciated. I've found several of my ancestors on the list. Thanks so much for sharing it. Burt Stackhouse So Hampton, NH ----- Original Message ----- From: Suzanne Lisson <splisson@nbnet.nb.ca> To: <CAN-NB-STJOHN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 5:29 PM Subject: St. George's Anglican Church West SJ > I have just loaded some baptism records from St. George's Anglican Church in West Saint John (or Carleton) on my website http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/splisson/ . It includes the years from 1826 to 1882 but the microfilm was very poorly focused and some years are missing entirely. Forgive my 'guesses' at names and I welcome corrections. > Suzanne Lisson > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Greetings from Australia, I am researching my friend's family whose father came from St John County. Her name is Beverly (BONNELL) Quinn. Bev knows little about her family so we are starting from her father, Henry Nathan BONNELL who was born St John on 6 June about 1907 (year not certain). From the St John county website I have traced Henry's parents' marriage: Fred W BONNELL m. Emma C Makinney; St John; 14 Aug 1894. I have also found some of Henry's siblings: Lulu Chesley BONNELL, b. 9.9.1899, Kings Co. Clayton Oscar BONNELL, b. 10.10.1901 at Westfield, Kings County; Dorothy M BONNELL, b. 15 Nov, 1904, Kings Co.; We believe there was another brother, Monte B BONNELL, but cannot find him in the records. That is the extent of our knowledge, and Bev would love to find out more about her family. If anyone is able to look up records in the area we would very much appreciate it. Thank you Linda Holland

Need any information on the following WOOD family (sometimes spelled WOODS), If you recognize any of these names, please let me know. Descendants of Josiah Wood: 1 Josiah Wood b: Abt. 1810 Prince Edward Island, Canada . +Frances Caroline "Fanny"* Allen b: Abt. 1830 New Brunswick, Canada m: Abt. 22 Aug 1864 St. John Co, NB, Canada ..... 2 Celia Jane Wood d: 3 Jan 1936 ......... +James R. Hoover b: ?Roanoke, VA? m: 1886 Roanoke, VA ............ 3 Alice Louise Hoover d: 16 Mar 1936 ................ +Arthur Pittman ............ 3 Ellen Leecone Hoover b: 18 Jul 1908 ................ +Unknown Harrison ............ *2nd Husband of Ellen Leecone Hoover: ................ +Joe Hesketh ................... 4 Oliver Hesketh ..... 2 Elizabeth Wood b: Abt. 1866 d: Feb 1940 ......... +Freeman Libby ............ 3 Albert Libby ............ 3 Glenn Libby ................ +Addie Unknown ............ 3 Alta Libby ................ +Hewlett Cooper ................... 4 Donald Cooper ................... 4 Jack Cooper ................... 4 Velma Cooper ....................... +David McLauren .......................... 5 Mary Margaret Phyllis McLauren ................... 4 Joe Cooper ..... 2 Josiah (Joe) Wood b: Abt. 1868 ............ 3 Alice Wood ................ +Unknown Perry ............ 3 Wendal Wood ............ 3 Joe Wood ..... 2 Lizzie Wood b: Mar 1871 Happy Hunting! Beverly Alexander alexlary@crosslink.net I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still, "Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?" Author Unknown

I have just loaded some baptism records from St. George's Anglican Church in West Saint John (or Carleton) on my website http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/splisson/ . It includes the years from 1826 to 1882 but the microfilm was very poorly focused and some years are missing entirely. Forgive my 'guesses' at names and I welcome corrections. Suzanne Lisson

Hello fellow listers: I too would like to say what a wonderful addition this list is. I'm having trouble finding out much about my great grandparents: Joshua Duncan Rolston was born in Saint John in either 1870 or 1872. His parents were John and Eliza(beth), who were born in Ireland. He had siblings Jane, Mary, Margaret, Charlotte, John, Matthew, Sam, Martha. Jane m. a Mr. Dunn, Martha m. a Frank Seeley, Sam m. a Jenny Sproule and Charlotte m. an Albert Carr. Joshua worked for a butcher in the City Market and became disabled when a heavy door fell on his back. He died in 1917. I have been able to obtain copies of his death certificate and burial permit. My great grandmother was Alice Maude Matthews, known as Dovie. She was born in either 1876 or 1878 in Saint John, and died in 1962 in Moncton. The names of her parents are confusing: her obit. says they were William C. Matthews and Mary Jane McAllister, but my mother had also recorded the names Adam Glover Matthews and Elizabeth Jane McAllister. Dovie and Joshua were m. in Waltham, Mass. in 1898, and had 3 children, Margaret Jean (my grandmother), Ronald and John Kenneth, now all deceased. The family lived on Elliott Row in Saint John and attended the Methodist church. If any of these names is familiar to anyone, I'd be very glad to hear from you. Also, can anyone give me any guidance on finding information on the births of my great grandparents--would I have to find church records? Thank you. Liz Brown in Stratford, Ontario

Hi Geoff: My McCallister conection goes a way back to when my Great-Grandfather ANDREW MAHER married a MARJORIE McCALLISTER at Saint Malachy's Roman Catholic Church in Saint John, N.B. on FEB. 14, 1846. I'm afraid that's all I have on the McCallister side of this union, other than to quote hereunder the brief obituary which appeared in the June 15, 1901 Edition on the "New Freeman": "Mrs. M. Maher, relict of Andrew Maher,died on Sunday at her son's "residence, 257 Brussels Street. The deceased lady was a native of "Ireland and resident of St. John for upwards of half a century. "She is survived by two sons, Andrew -(this is my Grand-Father)- a Western "Union lineman, and James, an electrician in Boston. "The funeral took place on Tuesday morning and was very largely attended. "The body was taken to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, where "the prayers for the dead were read by the Rev. Father Poirier. Internment was "made in the old Cathoilc burying ground. (This would be St. Mary's Cemetery) The only additional information I can offer is that their marriage was performed "under license"; not banns, and the recorded witnesses were: Michael Whalen; Eliza Whalen and Daniel Driscoll. I regret that the above is probably not too helpful to your research on the McCallister family of Saint John but if you wish to persue the MAHER side of this union please do not hesitate to contact me as I do have vital statistics, on same, up to the present time. Kindest regards, Pete Maher

Looking for others researching the HEPBURN and BELDINGS families which lived around Musquash and Chance Harbour. Would love to share. *************************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Quebec GenWeb Eastern Townships Research site: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et. html <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html> Family Lines: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500 Listowner for COVEY-L, SALLS-L, TRYON-L, WAUGH-L and QC-ETANGLO-L

Hello Listers: Firstly, kudos to the administrator(s) for bringing this Mail List online and best wishes for its future success. All of the above referenced families originally imigrated from Ireland early in the 19th Century and settled in the City of Saint John, N.B. and its environs. My MAHER research covers my father's family line: MAHER; McCALLISTER; JENNINGS My READY research covers my mother's family line: READY; McBRIEN; FARRY; LEONARD; CONNORS My CAPLES research covers my wife's family line: CAPLES; TOBIN; GORDON My data is composed primarily of Vital Statistics -(Births/Marriages/Deaths)- most of which have been verified through Church Records; Newspaper Obits; Cemetery Records; etc. I would be more than pleased to share what information I have with anyone researching these family lines. Regards, Pete Maher