Sorry about the length of this. This info was recently sent to me, and has info about your Samuel and William. I will send in four parts.Christine George Wilbur �204 CLARK -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 22 Feb 1880 �135 Place: West Saint John �204 Christen: Place: Prob. Ludlow St. Baptist Ch., West SJ Death: 27 Apr 1924 �254 Info: living with grandparents in 1881 census Religion: Baptist�204 Father: Thomas Wetmore �254 CLARK �423 (1861-1944) Mother: Ida May THOMAS �316 (1862-1920) -------------------------------------------------- Marriage: 8 Jun 1904 �327 Place: Saint John, NB�327 -------------------------------------------------- Wife: Amy Ann �356 McKENZIE �327 -------------------------------------------------- Birth: About 1884 �356 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �356 Father: William �357 McKENZIE Mother: Amy RYDER�357 Other Spouses George Edwin Clay CAMERON �356 -------------------------------------------------- Children... -------------------------------------------------- 1. M Child: Charles Herman�356 CLARK Birth: 30 Apr 1905 �65 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �65 Death: 25 Feb 1964 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Burial: Place: Lepreau Cemetery �357 Occupation: CPR Hotel and Steamships foreman �357 Religion: Hillcrest United Baptist Church �357 Spouse: Catherine Theresa CLARK�357 Marriage: 2 May 1934 �76 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �357 -------------------------------------------------- 2. M Child: Herbert Franklyn "Bob"�356 CLARK Birth: 1906 �356 Place: North Bay, Ontario �357 Death: 30 Jul 1962 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Burial: Place: Lepreau Cemetery �357 Occupation: Longshoreman�357 Spouse: Helen Josephine ROGERS �357 Marriage: 16 Jan 1933 �76 Place: Lancaster,Saint John, NB �357 -------------------------------------------------- 3. M Child: George William Henry�356 CLARK Birth: 1908 �356 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �356 -------------------------------------------------- 4. M Child: Cecil Hazen "Mike" �356 CLARK Birth: 25 Mar 1910 �357 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �356 Death: 25 Mar 1977 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Burial: Place: Greenwood Cem., West Saint John, NB �357 Occupation: Longshoreman�357 Info: lived Lepreau later �357 Spouse: Helen Katheline HOWARD �357 Marriage: 10 Apr 1939 �76 Place: St. Jude's Ang., Saint John, NB �76 -------------------------------------------------- 5. F Child: Alice Mae �356 CLARK Birth: About 1911 �357 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �356 Death: 23 Apr 1993 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Spouse: Gladstone William CARR �356 Divorced: -------------------------------------------------- 6. M Child: Gilbert Clayton H. �356 CLARK Birth: 20 Mar 1911 �356 Place: Carleton(West Saint John), NB �356 Death: 20 May 1911 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 -------------------------------------------------- 7. M Child: Eldon Marshall�357 CLARK Birth: About 1914 �357 Place: Brandon, Manitoba�357 Death: 8 Apr 1994 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Spouse: Dorothy Mae CLARK�357 Marriage: About 1935 �357 Place: Saint John, NB �357 Last Modified: 1 Nov 2002 Reference Note 65 NB Birth Registration PANB site Reference Note 76 Marriage records on PANB website Reference Note 135 1901 Saint John Co.,NB Census Reference Note 204 Baptism Records of St. Luke's Ang. Ch.,Saint John,NB found on microfilm G118 at Saint John Reg. Lib. Reference Note 254 Burial Permit Reference Note 316 NB Birth Registration PANB site Reference Note 327 Marriage records on PANB website Reference Note 356 Gordon Cameron's querie in Ruby Cusack's column Reference Note 357 Gordon CAMERON "CLARK family files" 4/2000 Reference Note 423 CLARK Genforum ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ahnentafel Report - 11 Oct 2004 -------------------------------------------------- Source -------------------------------------------------- 1 George Wilbur �204 CLARK. Born 22 Feb 1880 �135 in West Saint John �204. Christen in Prob. Ludlow St. Baptist Ch., West SJ. Died 27 Apr 1924 �254. Info living with grandparents in 1881 census. Religion Baptist�204. He married Amy Ann McKENZIE, 8 Jun 1904 �327 in Saint John, NB�327. Parents -------------------------------------------------- 2 Thomas Wetmore �254 CLARK �423. Born 27 Sep 1861 �423 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB �254. Christen in Ludlow St. Baptist Ch., West SJ. Died After 1944 �357. Occupation Fisherman / Teamster �135. Religion Baptist �135. He married Ida May THOMAS, 14 Nov 1878 �423 in Saint John Co.,NB �95. 3 Ida May THOMAS �316. Born 4 Apr 1862 �135 in Saint John,NB �533. Died 13 Dec 1920 �95 in Carleton(West Saint John),NB �95. Buried Dec 1920 �293 in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB �293. Info buried Lot # 882 1/2 �293; "Ada" in 1881 census �82. Religion Baptist�135. Had an aunt Matilda THOMAS living with them in 1901. SHe was b. 7 Nov 1841 �135 Grandparents -------------------------------------------------- 4 John Edward �63 CLARK. Born 5 Mar 1811 �63 in Carleton,West Saint John,NB. Died 28 Jan 1892 �254 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB �254. Buried 29 Jan 1892 in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB �254. Occupation Ship Carpenter �204 ;Fisherman �254. Info lived Water St. West SJ �254. Religion Baptist. On his Burial Permit it states that he was 80 years old when he died in Jan 1892 which matches up perfectly to his birthdate Mar 1811. This proves that the family listed in the papers of Elizabeth INNES (270 A at the NB Museum Archives) is the right CLARK family. He married Mary Dunham CRAFT, 24 Apr 1843 �331 in St. Stephen's Ch., Saint John, NB�423. 5 Mary Dunham �27 CRAFT. Born 1 Jun 1821 �423 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB. Christen 12 Jul 1826 �27 in St. George's Ang. Ch., Carleton (West SJ) �27. Died 22 Jan 1910 �423 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB, Canada. Buried in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB �423. Religion Anglican/Baptist. Obituary - Daily Telegraph (Saint John,NB) 24 Jan 1910 "At 9 o'clock Saturday morning there passed away in Carleton, one of its oldest residents, namely Mrs. Mary Dunham CLARK, who died at the home of her son, Clay CLARK, Prince St., in her 90th year. She was none and esteemed by a large circle of friends both on the West Side and in the city proper. All her life was spent in Carleton, and in her 90 years she had seen many changes in and about Saint John. She had been in good health up to Christmas time but since then had not been feeling well. In the days before professional nurses, Mrs. CLARK was ever ready to lend a helping hand where needed in cases of sickness or suffering. She was of Loyalist descent. For the past 53 years Mrs. CLARK had been a member of Ludlow Street Baptist Church, being one of the oldest of the congregation. She is survived by four sons and four daughters. The sons are; George J., E. Clay, Thomas W. and Whitney S.. The four daughters are ; Mrs. J.H. COGSWELL of Lepreau, Mrs. Elliott McCALLUM, Mrs. James! McLAREN and Mrs. John HARNED all of this city. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:30. Service conducted by Rev. W.R. ROBINSON, burial (Old) Cedar Hill Cemetery." G Grandparents -------------------------------------------------- 8 Samuel CLARK �3. Born Circa 1780 �63. Died 23 Oct 1818 �63 in Saint John,NB�7. Religion Baptist. Named as John's father on Burial Permit. �3 Land records - 1823 Grantor: George SWEET and heirs, Grantee: Sam CLARKE. U, 2, 199, Deed. Source: RS94 Saint John Co. Registry Office Records Books A1-23 F7265 �456 He married __?__ HUNTER?, About 1805 in prob. Saint John, NB. 9 __?__ HUNTER?. Born Circa 1780. 10 William Henry CRAFT. Born 1789 in West Saint John, (Carleton), NB, Canada. Died 19 Oct 1877 in West Saint John(Carleton), NB, Canada. Buried 21 Oct 1877 in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB. Occupation Master Mariner�485. Info lived with son George after wife died. Religion Anglican. He married Ann "Nancy" McKENZIE, 5 Jul 1810 �275 in Saint John, NB �275. 11 Ann "Nancy" �275 McKENZIE. Born About 1789 in Nashwaak, York Co., NB. Died About 1870 in West Saint John(Carleton), NB. GG Grandparents -------------------------------------------------- 16 William �7 CLARK. Born 18 Jan 1737 in North Kingston,Washington Co.,RI �7. Died 8 Apr 1804 �7 in Carleton,West Saint John,NB �7. Buried in Old Carleton Burial Ground,Saint John,NB. Occupation Capt. Loyal New Englanders �6 SJ City Alderman �7. Info had 5 ch. under 10 in 1774 RI census:. m. ca 1765. Muster Roll of Capt. Wm. CLARKE�s Company in Lt. Col. G. WIGHTMAN�s Regt. of New England Loyalists, taken at West Neck, Long Island, 27th Decr. 1779- Captain William CLARK Lieutenant Levi CHACE Ensign Francis PHINNEY Sgt Mansfield ALLEN Sgt Andrew JOSLIN Cpl James MAUGHFLING Cpl Pelig CARR Quarter Guard Lawrence ASH Do Peter ALBRO Prisoner 4 Octr. 1778 Solomon AUSTIN Hendrick BAILLORS Quarter Guard Charles CONNER Arthur DAVIS James DRISKILL Tibbit HOPKINS Prisoner 4th Octr. 1778 David HATHEWAY Sick in Quarters Rufus JOSLIN Samuel LITTLEFRIK William PERKINS Thomas ROGERS Robert SHERMAN Sick in Quarters John SHERMAN Joseph SAULL William SATCHEL Prisoner 4th Octr. 1778 Thomas VANLUDNER Christopher VAUGHAN Prisoner 4th Octr. 1778 Richard WINMAN Do 9th July 1779 Abram WALKER Discharged 27 Decr. 1779 by Mr. Mr. Genl. Volunteer Joseph W. HOLLAND 16 Novr. 1779 by Lt. HOLLAND Non Effectives Wright ALBRO Died 6 March 1779 James AUSTIN Deserted 21 Sept. 1778 Frederick VAUGHAN Killed in Action 19 June 1778 Wright CHACE Deserted 26 Feby. 1779 John KENIDY Do 9 Jany. 1778 James MATHEWS Discharged 18 Sept. 1778 William BAKER Do 25 Do James GRIME Deserted 9 May 1778 Richard DRISKELL Do 11 March 1779 John ROBINSON Do 9 Jany. 1778 National Archives of Canada, RG 8, "C" Series, Volume 1892. He married Ruth PECKHAM, 19 Nov 1765 �53 in Westerly,Washington, RI �53. 17 Ruth PECKHAM �53. Born 18 Mar 1743 �314 in Westerly,Washington,RI �53. Died Before 1804 �489. 20 John Thorn CRAFT. Born About 1753 �277 in Morrisiana, Dutchess Co., NY �317. Died 2 Nov 1807 �277 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB, Canada. Buried in Old Carleton Burial Ground,Saint John,NB. Info Vol. DeLancey's Cavalry in Revolution �502. His memorial (plea for compensation tells) that he was from Morrisiana,Dutchess Co.,NY. Fled to army Nov 1776; served without pay three years in a troop of horse; taken prisoner at Morrisiana; close confined 3 1/2 months, then exchanged at own expense. Memorial dated 20 Mar 1786 "St. John's"; claims house and improvements at Morrisiana; arrears in pay etc. ; names Reuben CRAFT as witness. Memorial rejected. �317 He married Susannah WETMORE, 30 Jul 1780 �277 in St. George's Ang. Ch,Oyster Bay,LI,NY �54. 21 Susannah �277 �320 WETMORE. Born 22 Apr 1753 �320 in Rye, NY �277. Died 4 Apr 1850 �277 in West Saint John (Carleton), NB, Canada. Buried 7 Apr 1850 �278 in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB �278. Info on list of Rev. War widows seeking pension �502. Religion Anglican �278. 22 John �258 McKENZIE. Born 1747 �258 in Inverness, Scotland. Died 27 Nov 1832 �258 in West Saint John(Carleton), NB, Canada. Buried in Old Cedar Hill Cem., West Saint John, NB. Occupation Sgt. in 42nd or Royal Highland Regt. �258. Info Loyalist, first to Nashwaak in York Co.,then Carleton, SJ �25. Religion Anglican. Loyalist Grants on Nashwaak River - Lots # 5 & 33 (Generations #12) His Estate (intestate) was administered by his son-in-law William H. CRAFT �314 Other McKENZIEs in the same regiment (42nd Highlanders) were Alexander, Donald and Roderick.�257 His obituarry in the New Brunswick Courier of 1 Dec 1832 states, " Died , Carleton (West Saint John) Tuesday, while dressing himself, John McKENZIE, age 85, Sergeant in the 42nd or Royal Highland Regiment in the Revolutionary War.Settled at Nashwaak,York Co.,when disbanded, later moving to this county." �258 After the Revolutionary War, a number of soldiers who had served for seven years in the war were granted land in the wilderness of New Brunswick on the Nashwaak, which empties into the St. John River opposite Fredericton. The officers were given land from the mouth of the river up for seventeen miles and from that up for about seven miles was granted to the 42nd Highlanders. One of the officers Lieutenant Dugald Campbell was a land surveyor and to him was entrusted the laying out of the soldier lots. He saw that though it was wilderness then that there was a beautiful spot at the mouth of the Tay Creek which empties into the Nashwaak. So he had surveyed the land and laid out for himself what is now the nine farms instead of taking his land with the rest of the officers farther down the river. This curtailed the soldiers lots and made them very small. The officer�s property did not do him much good. He did not live long and the property passed out of the hands of the second generation. Many of the soldiers sold their lots and went elsewhere. http://www.kanservu.ca/~richard/colter.html see father's notes _____________________________________________ From John Stevens<stevensj@gwi.net> Nashwaak Families do not mention, John McKenzie, Sr. Only mentions Alexander McKenzie who was a Loyalist. Through study of deeds I have found several other Loyalist McKenzies : William, Malcolm (who may have settled in Kings Co.), John, Roderick, Hugh and perhaps Archibald, Some of these could be Loyalsts or sons of Loyalists It appears that in 2 or3 deeds for John as Grantor that his wife is Joanna but as in all cases involving deeds where the wife signs off her right of Dower his wife signed off as Joanna McKenzie. I will quote these deeds a little later. Significant deeds for John McKenzie who moved to West Saint John (Lancaster): See York Co deed 13:122,dated 3 November 1826 Between Donald McKenzie of St. Marys Parish, York Co. and Jane his wife for the first part and John McKenzie of the Parish of Lancaster, Saint John Co." This is a Mortgage so this is why John is the grantee. Donald owes John 225 # " The land mortgaged are lots 97, 98 &99 bounded on the north and South by Alexander McKenzie (This establishes a relationship between John & Alexander McKenzie and Donald as well. Since Alexander had a son Donald. We don�t know if Donald was a son of Donald or Alexander. I tend to believe since the Mortgage was never discharged that Donald was Alexander�s son. This deed has the wording that if Donald or heirs should meet the condition of paying off 111# then this instrument becomes null and void. I don�t understand why the land was sold for 225 # and why the payoff is only 111#. There was an earlier deed between John & Donald namely 8:282. BUT, it is extremely hard to read. The deed was written between 1815-1919 based on the PANB Film # (F-5619) John McKenzie and wife are from York Co, and John is defined as a Senior. The deed improves to the point where it states that we are dealing with lots 97,98 &99 same as deed 13:122. It also mentions land to the north owned by Alexander McKenzie. I noticed that there was a statement that John was granted this land as the result of his being a Discharged soldier of the disbanded 42th regiment. Could not make out anything further except it looked as if John McKenzie�s wife signed her name as Johanna. Deed 1;147 John McKenzie and wife Joanna sold farm to Samuel Casey 100acres on the 12 November 1796 (Lot#2) for 5 #.. It looks like to me that John McKenzie and his family were of Lancaster Parish before 1820. One other thing: since Donald McKenzie had a wife Jane and the Nashwaak Families tell us Donald�s wife was Janet McNabb. I believe John McKenzie was dealing with his nephew, Donald and not his son. �425 He married Joanna __?__, About 1787. 23 Joanna �425 __?__. Info name on deeds with husband �425. From the email address of Chris and Tony Hamilton __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Would anyone know if there is any documented proof that the Samuel Clark who died in Portland (Saint John) ............' Samuel CLARK ®3. Born Circa 1780 ®63. Died 23 Oct 1818 ®63 in Saint John,NB®7. Religion Baptist.'............... was the son of William Clark & Ruth Peckham - the last RI census for them (1779) does not list a son named Samuel. Thanks for the info, Kate