Bill: You are correct I made an error in the date which should read 9 January 1890 in the death of Mr. Milton and not 9 January 1877, however, the obit stated his name as Harvie Milton of Port Grenville, N.S. Thanks for bringing the date of accident to my attention. Gery MF > If you go to the PANB website and look up Daniel Johnson's > newspaper abstracts, you will find 2 entries for Harvey Milton, > both in Jan., 1890 and not 1877. Search for "Harvey" Milton, not > Harvie. > > Bill > > Thelma Perry wrote: > > Gerry, > > The Cumberland County Genweb site has them at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nscumber/sources.html > > > > Thelma > > > > Gerry MF <caroline@istar.ca> wrote: > > Would anyone have the census for Cumberland County, N.S. for the years 1861 & 1871. Trying to determine who the parents and siblings were of Harvie Milton who fell from the schooner, Bessie G. which went ashore at Black Point. 9 January 1877. Harvie Milton the mate, 22 years of age and belonged to Port Grenville, N.S., was struck by the boom and knocked overboard. The accident was noticed by Capt. Merriam also of Port Grenville but could not be saved before he drowned. The inquest was held in Saint John. > > > > Gerry MF > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Happy new year, list! My ancestor, Jonas Culver, was granted land along the Salmon River in Sussex Parish but I'll be darned if I can find it on any map, old or new. I seem to recall that the name of the river you cross as you drive into the town of Sussex is the Salmon River but it's been a few years now and the memory is failing... Can anyone give me a rough idea of where this river is and where it starts and ends? Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Di Diane McLeod mcleo01@shaw.ca http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dimcl (Designed and Built by D. McLeod)

The John Bark (Burke) was Joseph Burkes and Elizabeth Rathburns son and Ward A. Bark (Burke) was her grandson. It was an error in spelling. Nancy -----Original Message----- From: newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Bill Tufts Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 10:38 PM To: newbrunswick@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) --> DeLong Hi Wayne, I have no evidence to identify Elizabeth Wheaton's father, but the geography suggests she was part of this family somehow. If she died in 1900, then I have a problem. Any chance the Elizabeth who d. in 1900 was nee Burke? I've done some guessing to make the data fit what I had. I have only one Nathan DeLong in this generation and have him m1 21 Feb., 1856 to Elizabeth Wheaton & I'm guessing he was the same Nathan who m2 6 Jan., 1863 perhaps at Gagetown to "MIss" Elizabeth Burke, both of Hampstead. The LDS reading of the 1881 Woodstock census shows Nathan & Elizabeth, both age 53, have liv. with them a John (29) and Ward A. (4) "Bark." The logical explanation is that John Bark was John Burk and probably a nephew of Nathan's wife. I was sent this Elizabeth's birthdate that was taken from the 1900 N.H. census. Elizabeth was b. in June, 1832. That census was taken before the Sep. 1900 death date you have. I don't have access to the US census, so I have been unable to see if she was living in 1910. Their son, Frederick, was with them in 1881, aged 17. I had him b. in Feb., 1864, which agrees with the 1900 census. He m. Cynthia _______ in NH and had Edith 1898 and Lela 1900. I also ask in my notes: "Did he die in MA?" Bill Wayne DeLong wrote: > Is this Elizabeth Wheaton - the same one that married Nathaniel DeLong Feb > 21,1856. I show her born in Wicham but no dates- her death listed as Sept > 3,1900 ?? > > Thanks > Wayne DeLong > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill Tufts" <dg052@freenet.carleton.ca> > To: <newbrunswick-l@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 9:30 AM > Subject: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) > > > >>Hi Darlene, >> >>Thought I sent this to you before, but maybe not. Sorry. >> >>Quickly, Ephraim m2 1812 Mary London & his son, Seth, m. 14.9.1815 >>(Gagetown Anglican Record) to Elizabeth Clarke. >> >>The following are from my misc. Loyalist records. >> >>WHEATON, EPHRAIM -(WEATON/WHETEN) >>-from Norwalk, Ct.; lived Belleisle Bay, Kings county, N.B. >>-later to Saint John. -(Ref. 1) >>-claim for losses, 9.1.1787, Saint John, N.B. -his father took fam. to >>Long >>Is., N.Y., in Fall, 1776; Ephraim then 16 yr. old; father d. there Oct., >>1779, leaving 8 children: Ephraim (oldest); William (killed with Tarlton's >>Light Horse; no issue); Joseph (living U.S.); Mary (m. Charles POWERS >>& liv. "above St. Anne" (Fredericton); Sarah, Martha & Anna in U.S.; >>their mother d. 1782 at Long Is., N.Y. Loss of several small properties >>at >>Norwalk (1 at Canaan) of father detailed in claim. Witnessed by James & >>Silvanus HAIT (i.e., HOIT), who both named Ephraim's father as >>William. -(Ref. 77 (Antliff), pp. 202-203) >> >>-Kings County Marriage Register A: Ephraim Wheaton of the Parish of >>Greenwich, widower to Mary London of the Parish of Greenwich, spinster >>on 20 August 1812. Witnesses: Timothy Shaw & William Erb. >> >>-Estate of Ephraim WHEATON, Greenwich, Kings Co.; Exec.: Mary >>WHEATON, Mayes CASE, 17 Jan. -("New Brunswick Courier", 26.1.1833) >> >>- Wallace Hale, "Early New Brunswick Probate Records - 1785-1835", >>(Heritage Books Inc. 1989). >>Parish of Greenwich, Kings Co., Farmer. Will dated 15 >>March 1830, proved >>24 December 1832. >> Wife Mary entire estate for life, she to bring up my children until >>my youngest son James Wheaton is age 21. At her death property to be >>sold and proceeds divided, one-half to be divided among the children of >>my last wife Mary and the other half to be divided among all my children >>by my first and second wives, except Seth Wheaton and Ann Shaw who >>shall have only five shillings each. Wife Mary Wheaton and friend Mayes >>Case executors. >>Witnesses: Joseph C. Skinner, Jarvis Worden, Patrick O'Neill. >>Inventory, dated 24 December 1832, valued at about 480 >>pounds by Joseph C. Skinner and William London included the farm, >>valued at 400 pounds. >> >>Trinity Anglican Church, Kingston, N.B., 1819 baptisms (includes >>Greenwich Parish): >> -Aug. 10 Mary (Adult), w/o Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, >>Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >> -Aug. 10 Elizabeth, Hannah, David, & Mary Jane, Children of >>Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >>-granted 210A. at Belleisle Bay, Kings Co., N.B. -(Vol. A, p. 40, # 80) >> >>daughter, Hannah: >>-m. 19th inst. Belleisle Bay, by Rev. Cookson, Andrew SHAMPIER / >>Hannah WHEATON d/o late Ephraim WHEATON. -("New Brunswick >>Courier", 28.2.1835) >> >>-descendant? - By the death of Ephraim WHEATON, which occurred >>yesterday morn. at his residence, King St., West End (St. John), the >>honorable record of an old citizen has been brought to a close. His >>activity >>had not ceased with his advancing age until a few weeks ago when he met >>with an unfortunate accident from which he never rallied. He was a >>member of the West End Methodist Church. -("The Daily Telegraph", >>17.11.1890) >>-Wheaton, Ephrim (sic), Age 84, 16.11.1890, b. N.B. -Index to Saint >>John Burial Permits, 1889-1919: Vol. 3, No. 484, Microfilm F20740, >>PANB. >> >>Bill >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, I have Nathan b. 6/6/1829, d. 4/27/1901 Bartlett, NH, he died of Paris Green Poisoning. There is a question on who poisoned him. They used that poison on potatoes. He married Elizabeth Rathburn (Burke) 1/6/1863. They had a son Frederick who married Cynthia Twombly. They are in the 1900 census in Bartlett living with Frederick & Cynthia in Bartlett, NH, USA but Elizabeth died in 1900 and Nathan died in 1901. Nancy -----Original Message----- From: newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Bill Tufts Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 10:38 PM To: newbrunswick@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) --> DeLong Hi Wayne, I have no evidence to identify Elizabeth Wheaton's father, but the geography suggests she was part of this family somehow. If she died in 1900, then I have a problem. Any chance the Elizabeth who d. in 1900 was nee Burke? I've done some guessing to make the data fit what I had. I have only one Nathan DeLong in this generation and have him m1 21 Feb., 1856 to Elizabeth Wheaton & I'm guessing he was the same Nathan who m2 6 Jan., 1863 perhaps at Gagetown to "MIss" Elizabeth Burke, both of Hampstead. The LDS reading of the 1881 Woodstock census shows Nathan & Elizabeth, both age 53, have liv. with them a John (29) and Ward A. (4) "Bark." The logical explanation is that John Bark was John Burk and probably a nephew of Nathan's wife. I was sent this Elizabeth's birthdate that was taken from the 1900 N.H. census. Elizabeth was b. in June, 1832. That census was taken before the Sep. 1900 death date you have. I don't have access to the US census, so I have been unable to see if she was living in 1910. Their son, Frederick, was with them in 1881, aged 17. I had him b. in Feb., 1864, which agrees with the 1900 census. He m. Cynthia _______ in NH and had Edith 1898 and Lela 1900. I also ask in my notes: "Did he die in MA?" Bill Wayne DeLong wrote: > Is this Elizabeth Wheaton - the same one that married Nathaniel DeLong Feb > 21,1856. I show her born in Wicham but no dates- her death listed as Sept > 3,1900 ?? > > Thanks > Wayne DeLong > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill Tufts" <dg052@freenet.carleton.ca> > To: <newbrunswick-l@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 9:30 AM > Subject: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) > > > >>Hi Darlene, >> >>Thought I sent this to you before, but maybe not. Sorry. >> >>Quickly, Ephraim m2 1812 Mary London & his son, Seth, m. 14.9.1815 >>(Gagetown Anglican Record) to Elizabeth Clarke. >> >>The following are from my misc. Loyalist records. >> >>WHEATON, EPHRAIM -(WEATON/WHETEN) >>-from Norwalk, Ct.; lived Belleisle Bay, Kings county, N.B. >>-later to Saint John. -(Ref. 1) >>-claim for losses, 9.1.1787, Saint John, N.B. -his father took fam. to >>Long >>Is., N.Y., in Fall, 1776; Ephraim then 16 yr. old; father d. there Oct., >>1779, leaving 8 children: Ephraim (oldest); William (killed with Tarlton's >>Light Horse; no issue); Joseph (living U.S.); Mary (m. Charles POWERS >>& liv. "above St. Anne" (Fredericton); Sarah, Martha & Anna in U.S.; >>their mother d. 1782 at Long Is., N.Y. Loss of several small properties >>at >>Norwalk (1 at Canaan) of father detailed in claim. Witnessed by James & >>Silvanus HAIT (i.e., HOIT), who both named Ephraim's father as >>William. -(Ref. 77 (Antliff), pp. 202-203) >> >>-Kings County Marriage Register A: Ephraim Wheaton of the Parish of >>Greenwich, widower to Mary London of the Parish of Greenwich, spinster >>on 20 August 1812. Witnesses: Timothy Shaw & William Erb. >> >>-Estate of Ephraim WHEATON, Greenwich, Kings Co.; Exec.: Mary >>WHEATON, Mayes CASE, 17 Jan. -("New Brunswick Courier", 26.1.1833) >> >>- Wallace Hale, "Early New Brunswick Probate Records - 1785-1835", >>(Heritage Books Inc. 1989). >>Parish of Greenwich, Kings Co., Farmer. Will dated 15 >>March 1830, proved >>24 December 1832. >> Wife Mary entire estate for life, she to bring up my children until >>my youngest son James Wheaton is age 21. At her death property to be >>sold and proceeds divided, one-half to be divided among the children of >>my last wife Mary and the other half to be divided among all my children >>by my first and second wives, except Seth Wheaton and Ann Shaw who >>shall have only five shillings each. Wife Mary Wheaton and friend Mayes >>Case executors. >>Witnesses: Joseph C. Skinner, Jarvis Worden, Patrick O'Neill. >>Inventory, dated 24 December 1832, valued at about 480 >>pounds by Joseph C. Skinner and William London included the farm, >>valued at 400 pounds. >> >>Trinity Anglican Church, Kingston, N.B., 1819 baptisms (includes >>Greenwich Parish): >> -Aug. 10 Mary (Adult), w/o Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, >>Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >> -Aug. 10 Elizabeth, Hannah, David, & Mary Jane, Children of >>Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >>-granted 210A. at Belleisle Bay, Kings Co., N.B. -(Vol. A, p. 40, # 80) >> >>daughter, Hannah: >>-m. 19th inst. Belleisle Bay, by Rev. Cookson, Andrew SHAMPIER / >>Hannah WHEATON d/o late Ephraim WHEATON. -("New Brunswick >>Courier", 28.2.1835) >> >>-descendant? - By the death of Ephraim WHEATON, which occurred >>yesterday morn. at his residence, King St., West End (St. John), the >>honorable record of an old citizen has been brought to a close. His >>activity >>had not ceased with his advancing age until a few weeks ago when he met >>with an unfortunate accident from which he never rallied. He was a >>member of the West End Methodist Church. -("The Daily Telegraph", >>17.11.1890) >>-Wheaton, Ephrim (sic), Age 84, 16.11.1890, b. N.B. -Index to Saint >>John Burial Permits, 1889-1919: Vol. 3, No. 484, Microfilm F20740, >>PANB. >> >>Bill >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, Is this the Nathan DeLong who married Elizabeth Rathburn Burke and had son Frederick? Was this a marriage before Elizabeth Rathburn Burke to an Elizabeth Wheaton? Nancy USA -----Original Message----- From: newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of PatriotGirl777@aol.com Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 9:06 PM To: newbrunswick@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) Elizabeth... In a message dated 12/31/2006 4:49:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Simzadi@charter.net writes: Dear Wayne, I cannot be sure, as every family had an Elizabeth, Ann or Jane, but I suspect the Elizabeth Wheaton who married Nathan Delong in 1856, is Elizabeth, born 1830, Wickham, daughter of Charles Wheaton and Hannah London. No proof, and I can't find anything on Nathan Delong to check it out further. Lisa Z This Elizabeth could be the daughter of Ephriam Wheaton, because he died in 1832. ??? hmmmm Darlene ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Wayne, I have no evidence to identify Elizabeth Wheaton's father, but the geography suggests she was part of this family somehow. If she died in 1900, then I have a problem. Any chance the Elizabeth who d. in 1900 was nee Burke? I've done some guessing to make the data fit what I had. I have only one Nathan DeLong in this generation and have him m1 21 Feb., 1856 to Elizabeth Wheaton & I'm guessing he was the same Nathan who m2 6 Jan., 1863 perhaps at Gagetown to "MIss" Elizabeth Burke, both of Hampstead. The LDS reading of the 1881 Woodstock census shows Nathan & Elizabeth, both age 53, have liv. with them a John (29) and Ward A. (4) "Bark." The logical explanation is that John Bark was John Burk and probably a nephew of Nathan's wife. I was sent this Elizabeth's birthdate that was taken from the 1900 N.H. census. Elizabeth was b. in June, 1832. That census was taken before the Sep. 1900 death date you have. I don't have access to the US census, so I have been unable to see if she was living in 1910. Their son, Frederick, was with them in 1881, aged 17. I had him b. in Feb., 1864, which agrees with the 1900 census. He m. Cynthia _______ in NH and had Edith 1898 and Lela 1900. I also ask in my notes: "Did he die in MA?" Bill Wayne DeLong wrote: > Is this Elizabeth Wheaton - the same one that married Nathaniel DeLong Feb > 21,1856. I show her born in Wicham but no dates- her death listed as Sept > 3,1900 ?? > > Thanks > Wayne DeLong > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill Tufts" <dg052@freenet.carleton.ca> > To: <newbrunswick-l@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 9:30 AM > Subject: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) > > > >>Hi Darlene, >> >>Thought I sent this to you before, but maybe not. Sorry. >> >>Quickly, Ephraim m2 1812 Mary London & his son, Seth, m. 14.9.1815 >>(Gagetown Anglican Record) to Elizabeth Clarke. >> >>The following are from my misc. Loyalist records. >> >>WHEATON, EPHRAIM -(WEATON/WHETEN) >>-from Norwalk, Ct.; lived Belleisle Bay, Kings county, N.B. >>-later to Saint John. -(Ref. 1) >>-claim for losses, 9.1.1787, Saint John, N.B. -his father took fam. to >>Long >>Is., N.Y., in Fall, 1776; Ephraim then 16 yr. old; father d. there Oct., >>1779, leaving 8 children: Ephraim (oldest); William (killed with Tarlton's >>Light Horse; no issue); Joseph (living U.S.); Mary (m. Charles POWERS >>& liv. "above St. Anne" (Fredericton); Sarah, Martha & Anna in U.S.; >>their mother d. 1782 at Long Is., N.Y. Loss of several small properties >>at >>Norwalk (1 at Canaan) of father detailed in claim. Witnessed by James & >>Silvanus HAIT (i.e., HOIT), who both named Ephraim's father as >>William. -(Ref. 77 (Antliff), pp. 202-203) >> >>-Kings County Marriage Register A: Ephraim Wheaton of the Parish of >>Greenwich, widower to Mary London of the Parish of Greenwich, spinster >>on 20 August 1812. Witnesses: Timothy Shaw & William Erb. >> >>-Estate of Ephraim WHEATON, Greenwich, Kings Co.; Exec.: Mary >>WHEATON, Mayes CASE, 17 Jan. -("New Brunswick Courier", 26.1.1833) >> >>- Wallace Hale, "Early New Brunswick Probate Records - 1785-1835", >>(Heritage Books Inc. 1989). >>Parish of Greenwich, Kings Co., Farmer. Will dated 15 >>March 1830, proved >>24 December 1832. >> Wife Mary entire estate for life, she to bring up my children until >>my youngest son James Wheaton is age 21. At her death property to be >>sold and proceeds divided, one-half to be divided among the children of >>my last wife Mary and the other half to be divided among all my children >>by my first and second wives, except Seth Wheaton and Ann Shaw who >>shall have only five shillings each. Wife Mary Wheaton and friend Mayes >>Case executors. >>Witnesses: Joseph C. Skinner, Jarvis Worden, Patrick O'Neill. >>Inventory, dated 24 December 1832, valued at about 480 >>pounds by Joseph C. Skinner and William London included the farm, >>valued at 400 pounds. >> >>Trinity Anglican Church, Kingston, N.B., 1819 baptisms (includes >>Greenwich Parish): >> -Aug. 10 Mary (Adult), w/o Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, >>Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >> -Aug. 10 Elizabeth, Hannah, David, & Mary Jane, Children of >>Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. >>-granted 210A. at Belleisle Bay, Kings Co., N.B. -(Vol. A, p. 40, # 80) >> >>daughter, Hannah: >>-m. 19th inst. Belleisle Bay, by Rev. Cookson, Andrew SHAMPIER / >>Hannah WHEATON d/o late Ephraim WHEATON. -("New Brunswick >>Courier", 28.2.1835) >> >>-descendant? - By the death of Ephraim WHEATON, which occurred >>yesterday morn. at his residence, King St., West End (St. John), the >>honorable record of an old citizen has been brought to a close. His >>activity >>had not ceased with his advancing age until a few weeks ago when he met >>with an unfortunate accident from which he never rallied. He was a >>member of the West End Methodist Church. -("The Daily Telegraph", >>17.11.1890) >>-Wheaton, Ephrim (sic), Age 84, 16.11.1890, b. N.B. -Index to Saint >>John Burial Permits, 1889-1919: Vol. 3, No. 484, Microfilm F20740, >>PANB. >> >>Bill >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Gerry, The Cumberland County Genweb site has them at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nscumber/sources.html Thelma Gerry MF <caroline@istar.ca> wrote: Would anyone have the census for Cumberland County, N.S. for the years 1861 & 1871. Trying to determine who the parents and siblings were of Harvie Milton who fell from the schooner, Bessie G. which went ashore at Black Point. 9 January 1877. Harvie Milton the mate, 22 years of age and belonged to Port Grenville, N.S., was struck by the boom and knocked overboard. The accident was noticed by Capt. Merriam also of Port Grenville but could not be saved before he drowned. The inquest was held in Saint John. Gerry MF ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Would this Ephraim Wheaton be connected with John Wheaton who married Widow Mary Bradley sometime after 1787? Rose Staples UE 1080 Route 605 Maple Ridge, NB E6E 1W6 -----Original Message----- From: newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:newbrunswick-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of PatriotGirl777@aol.com Sent: December 31, 2006 10:06 PM To: newbrunswick@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) Elizabeth... In a message dated 12/31/2006 4:49:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Simzadi@charter.net writes: Dear Wayne, I cannot be sure, as every family had an Elizabeth, Ann or Jane, but I suspect the Elizabeth Wheaton who married Nathan Delong in 1856, is Elizabeth, born 1830, Wickham, daughter of Charles Wheaton and Hannah London. No proof, and I can't find anything on Nathan Delong to check it out further. Lisa Z This Elizabeth could be the daughter of Ephriam Wheaton, because he died in 1832. ??? hmmmm Darlene ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Would anyone have the census for Cumberland County, N.S. for the years 1861 & 1871. Trying to determine who the parents and siblings were of Harvie Milton who fell from the schooner, Bessie G. which went ashore at Black Point. 9 January 1877. Harvie Milton the mate, 22 years of age and belonged to Port Grenville, N.S., was struck by the boom and knocked overboard. The accident was noticed by Capt. Merriam also of Port Grenville but could not be saved before he drowned. The inquest was held in Saint John. Gerry MF

In a message dated 12/31/2006 4:49:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Simzadi@charter.net writes: Dear Wayne, I cannot be sure, as every family had an Elizabeth, Ann or Jane, but I suspect the Elizabeth Wheaton who married Nathan Delong in 1856, is Elizabeth, born 1830, Wickham, daughter of Charles Wheaton and Hannah London. No proof, and I can't find anything on Nathan Delong to check it out further. Lisa Z This Elizabeth could be the daughter of Ephriam Wheaton, because he died in 1832. ??? hmmmm Darlene

Hi, I am looking for any information on Eliner DeLONG. She was born about 1857. She married a Levi McCOMBER/McCUMBER. According to the online 1881 census they had the following family. Mina J.McCOMBER, born about 1875 David W.McCOMBER, born about 1877 Allice R. McCOMBER, born about 1879 I would like to find out about Eliner's parents, siblings, etc. I believe Allice R. is my husband's great grandmother. She married a John Percy BLAIR. She is listed on the PANB as Alice Rachel McCOMBER/McCUMBER. Many thanks in advance. Cindy Donovan Truro, Nova Scotia

>Is this Elizabeth Wheaton - the same one that married Nathaniel DeLong Feb >21,1856. I show her born in Wicham but no dates- her death listed as Sept >3,1900 ?? Dear Wayne, I cannot be sure, as every family had an Elizabeth, Ann or Jane, but I suspect the Elizabeth Wheaton who married Nathan Delong in 1856, is Elizabeth, born 1830, Wickham, daughter of Charles Wheaton and Hannah London. No proof, and I can't find anything on Nathan Delong to check it out further. Lisa Z

Is this Elizabeth Wheaton - the same one that married Nathaniel DeLong Feb 21,1856. I show her born in Wicham but no dates- her death listed as Sept 3,1900 ?? Thanks Wayne DeLong ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Tufts" <dg052@freenet.carleton.ca> To: <newbrunswick-l@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 9:30 AM Subject: [ NB ] WHEATON, Ephraim (Loyalist) > Hi Darlene, > > Thought I sent this to you before, but maybe not. Sorry. > > Quickly, Ephraim m2 1812 Mary London & his son, Seth, m. 14.9.1815 > (Gagetown Anglican Record) to Elizabeth Clarke. > > The following are from my misc. Loyalist records. > > WHEATON, EPHRAIM -(WEATON/WHETEN) > -from Norwalk, Ct.; lived Belleisle Bay, Kings county, N.B. > -later to Saint John. -(Ref. 1) > -claim for losses, 9.1.1787, Saint John, N.B. -his father took fam. to > Long > Is., N.Y., in Fall, 1776; Ephraim then 16 yr. old; father d. there Oct., > 1779, leaving 8 children: Ephraim (oldest); William (killed with Tarlton's > Light Horse; no issue); Joseph (living U.S.); Mary (m. Charles POWERS > & liv. "above St. Anne" (Fredericton); Sarah, Martha & Anna in U.S.; > their mother d. 1782 at Long Is., N.Y. Loss of several small properties > at > Norwalk (1 at Canaan) of father detailed in claim. Witnessed by James & > Silvanus HAIT (i.e., HOIT), who both named Ephraim's father as > William. -(Ref. 77 (Antliff), pp. 202-203) > > -Kings County Marriage Register A: Ephraim Wheaton of the Parish of > Greenwich, widower to Mary London of the Parish of Greenwich, spinster > on 20 August 1812. Witnesses: Timothy Shaw & William Erb. > > -Estate of Ephraim WHEATON, Greenwich, Kings Co.; Exec.: Mary > WHEATON, Mayes CASE, 17 Jan. -("New Brunswick Courier", 26.1.1833) > > - Wallace Hale, "Early New Brunswick Probate Records - 1785-1835", > (Heritage Books Inc. 1989). > Parish of Greenwich, Kings Co., Farmer. Will dated 15 > March 1830, proved > 24 December 1832. > Wife Mary entire estate for life, she to bring up my children until > my youngest son James Wheaton is age 21. At her death property to be > sold and proceeds divided, one-half to be divided among the children of > my last wife Mary and the other half to be divided among all my children > by my first and second wives, except Seth Wheaton and Ann Shaw who > shall have only five shillings each. Wife Mary Wheaton and friend Mayes > Case executors. > Witnesses: Joseph C. Skinner, Jarvis Worden, Patrick O'Neill. > Inventory, dated 24 December 1832, valued at about 480 > pounds by Joseph C. Skinner and William London included the farm, > valued at 400 pounds. > > Trinity Anglican Church, Kingston, N.B., 1819 baptisms (includes > Greenwich Parish): > -Aug. 10 Mary (Adult), w/o Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, > Farmer, by Elias Scovil. > -Aug. 10 Elizabeth, Hannah, David, & Mary Jane, Children of > Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. > -granted 210A. at Belleisle Bay, Kings Co., N.B. -(Vol. A, p. 40, # 80) > > daughter, Hannah: > -m. 19th inst. Belleisle Bay, by Rev. Cookson, Andrew SHAMPIER / > Hannah WHEATON d/o late Ephraim WHEATON. -("New Brunswick > Courier", 28.2.1835) > > -descendant? - By the death of Ephraim WHEATON, which occurred > yesterday morn. at his residence, King St., West End (St. John), the > honorable record of an old citizen has been brought to a close. His > activity > had not ceased with his advancing age until a few weeks ago when he met > with an unfortunate accident from which he never rallied. He was a > member of the West End Methodist Church. -("The Daily Telegraph", > 17.11.1890) > -Wheaton, Ephrim (sic), Age 84, 16.11.1890, b. N.B. -Index to Saint > John Burial Permits, 1889-1919: Vol. 3, No. 484, Microfilm F20740, > PANB. > > Bill > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello William: I am sorry I can't answer your question but here is what I have you might be interested in. According to my research the Free Baptist Church in Woodstock now called Woodstock United Baptist Church began with an Organizational Meeting August 22, 1834, when a little group of ten members met. The organization was effected under the leadership of Elder Samuel Hartt, ably assisted by Elders Charles McMullen and William E. Pennington. (Elder Samuel Hartt was my gt gt grandfather.) I visited the church in June of 2004 and took a picture of the plaque on the wall. This is what it said. Organized 1834 by Rev. Sam'l Hartt. Members: Simon Baker Samuel Raymond Amos C. Tolford David Marston John P. Lougee Hugh Baker Joseph Noble Stephen Parsons Mrs. Step'h Parsons E.M. Truesdale Deacons Stephen Parson Elizha Baker Clerk E.M. Truesdale The church now has about 900 members and an average attendance on Sunday morning of 400 - 500. There are three pastors, - a Senior minister,a minister of music & a minister of Christian Education and Youth Work. I also have a little history on the following churches, if anyone is interested Waterville Baptist /Second Wakefield Baptist Church Oromocto Baptist Church United Baptist Church in Fredericton Junction - NB Jacksontown United Baptist Church - N.B. 4th Tier Cannan Baptist in Yarmouth, N.S. George Street United Baptist / Brunswick Street Baptist in Fredericton, NB Lindsay United Baptist of 7th Tier N.B. Sheffield United Church of Canada, NB Congregational Church of Sheffield, N.B. Time Line of the *Union Baptist Seminary in Fredericton, Saint John & Saint Martins N.B. Carole J. Dick Hart/Hartt Researcher Alberta, Canada www.myhartt.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Romanski" <wdromanski@hotmail.com> To: <NEWBRUNSWICK@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 7:23 PM Subject: [ NB ] Baptist church in Woodstock > Hello, > > Would anyone be able to tell me about the Baptist Church in Woodstock, > Carleton in the mid 1800s? An ancestor, William Blake, son of Henry Blake, > was a deacon there in the 1850s. A child from Henry's previous marriage was > married in the Presbyterian church, so my question is to when Henry was > baptized. When did the Baptist church come to Carleton County? > > In the same vein, when did it establish itself in the Charlotte County? > > William D Romanski

Hello, Would anyone be able to tell me about the Baptist Church in Woodstock, Carleton in the mid 1800s? An ancestor, William Blake, son of Henry Blake, was a deacon there in the 1850s. A child from Henry's previous marriage was married in the Presbyterian church, so my question is to when Henry was baptized. When did the Baptist church come to Carleton County? In the same vein, when did it establish itself in the Charlotte County? William D Romanski _________________________________________________________________ Your Hotmail address already works to sign into Windows Live Messenger! Get it now http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwme0020000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://get.live.com/messenger/overview

Would SKS have info on LIVINGSTON families in Kent County? I've hit a brick wall re John Rankin LIVINGSTON b. 1832 and Janet M. MURRAY 1844 Cocagne NB. They were the parents of my great grandmother, Bertha Ann LIVINGSTON, b. Aug 1867, married Jeremiah HANNINGTON. I cannot find this LIVINGSTON anywhere in the 1881 Census when Bertha Ann would have been 14 years of age. TIA Debby Brown-Warren New Brunswick

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Dear Darlene, The Wheatons, Whetens, etc.. were very elusive, especially Ephraim's family. Mary London had a sister, Hannah London, who married Charles Wheaton in Greenwich in 1819. In researching these people, there are clearly two Ephraim Wheaton's, of the same approximate age, living at the same time. The other Ephraim Wheaton raised his family in Saint John. I believe he may have been a physician. Charles Wheaton, husband of Hannah London, is just as elusive as Ephraim, but lived in Queens County. Don't get those Ephraim's confused! Lisa Z

Hi Darlene, Thought I sent this to you before, but maybe not. Sorry. Quickly, Ephraim m2 1812 Mary London & his son, Seth, m. 14.9.1815 (Gagetown Anglican Record) to Elizabeth Clarke. The following are from my misc. Loyalist records. WHEATON, EPHRAIM -(WEATON/WHETEN) -from Norwalk, Ct.; lived Belleisle Bay, Kings county, N.B. -later to Saint John. -(Ref. 1) -claim for losses, 9.1.1787, Saint John, N.B. -his father took fam. to Long Is., N.Y., in Fall, 1776; Ephraim then 16 yr. old; father d. there Oct., 1779, leaving 8 children: Ephraim (oldest); William (killed with Tarlton's Light Horse; no issue); Joseph (living U.S.); Mary (m. Charles POWERS & liv. "above St. Anne" (Fredericton); Sarah, Martha & Anna in U.S.; their mother d. 1782 at Long Is., N.Y. Loss of several small properties at Norwalk (1 at Canaan) of father detailed in claim. Witnessed by James & Silvanus HAIT (i.e., HOIT), who both named Ephraim's father as William. -(Ref. 77 (Antliff), pp. 202-203) -Kings County Marriage Register A: Ephraim Wheaton of the Parish of Greenwich, widower to Mary London of the Parish of Greenwich, spinster on 20 August 1812. Witnesses: Timothy Shaw & William Erb. -Estate of Ephraim WHEATON, Greenwich, Kings Co.; Exec.: Mary WHEATON, Mayes CASE, 17 Jan. -("New Brunswick Courier", 26.1.1833) - Wallace Hale, "Early New Brunswick Probate Records - 1785-1835", (Heritage Books Inc. 1989). Parish of Greenwich, Kings Co., Farmer. Will dated 15 March 1830, proved 24 December 1832. Wife Mary entire estate for life, she to bring up my children until my youngest son James Wheaton is age 21. At her death property to be sold and proceeds divided, one-half to be divided among the children of my last wife Mary and the other half to be divided among all my children by my first and second wives, except Seth Wheaton and Ann Shaw who shall have only five shillings each. Wife Mary Wheaton and friend Mayes Case executors. Witnesses: Joseph C. Skinner, Jarvis Worden, Patrick O'Neill. Inventory, dated 24 December 1832, valued at about 480 pounds by Joseph C. Skinner and William London included the farm, valued at 400 pounds. Trinity Anglican Church, Kingston, N.B., 1819 baptisms (includes Greenwich Parish): -Aug. 10 Mary (Adult), w/o Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. -Aug. 10 Elizabeth, Hannah, David, & Mary Jane, Children of Epraim (sic) Wheaton, Greenwich, Farmer, by Elias Scovil. -granted 210A. at Belleisle Bay, Kings Co., N.B. -(Vol. A, p. 40, # 80) daughter, Hannah: -m. 19th inst. Belleisle Bay, by Rev. Cookson, Andrew SHAMPIER / Hannah WHEATON d/o late Ephraim WHEATON. -("New Brunswick Courier", 28.2.1835) -descendant? - By the death of Ephraim WHEATON, which occurred yesterday morn. at his residence, King St., West End (St. John), the honorable record of an old citizen has been brought to a close. His activity had not ceased with his advancing age until a few weeks ago when he met with an unfortunate accident from which he never rallied. He was a member of the West End Methodist Church. -("The Daily Telegraph", 17.11.1890) -Wheaton, Ephrim (sic), Age 84, 16.11.1890, b. N.B. -Index to Saint John Burial Permits, 1889-1919: Vol. 3, No. 484, Microfilm F20740, PANB. Bill

Hi Darlene, Thought I already sent this. from my misc. Loyalist notes. Ephraim Wheaton, widower, and Mary London, both of Greenwich, m. (Kingston Parish Record) on Aug. 18, 1812. Seth Wheaton and Elizabeth Clarke m. 14 Sep., 1815 (Gagetown Record). Was he Ephraim's son, or were there more than one Seth in this generation? Ephraim's son, William, was also a Loyalist - serving with Tarleton's Light Horse when killed during the Amer. Rev'n. Bill PatriotGirl777@aol.com wrote: > Hi all. Everyone has been very generous with helping me in past. I > think I posted this a while ago, not sure. I ordered Ephriam Wheaton's will > from PANB, and just got it today. One of Ephriam Wheaton's wives was Mary > London. Ephriam was not from NB (Kings County?), but he traveled there > in late 1700's. He had at least 2 wives, and many, many children. > > I have a Seth Wheaton, SR. who married Sarah Sears Ketchum in 1820's in > Saint John. Seth is one of the sons of this Ephriam, but not sure which mother. > > I know "nothing" about the London family. Can anybody help me and fill me > in on either Ephriam Wheaton, and/or anything about Mary London? birth, > death, parents, children, etc... ? > > Thanks. > Darlene > in Rhode Island > > > > > > > > > > > Darlene....PatriotGirl777@aol.com.... not in alphabetical order..... > My Genealogy includes --- Thealls, Brittains, Hamm, Miller, Mosher, Belyea, > Wheaton, Fox, Dowbiggin, McLellan, Colwell, Adams, Buchanan, Leach, > Hutchinson, Lord, Jones, Letteney, Lutton, Patton, Ketchum, Wright, Elliott, Fowler, > Olive, Tilton, Brown, Horn, Vaughan, Vail, Gardiner, Flewelling, Robertson, > Ganong, Benson, Dickinson, Dixon, Norton, Hopkins, Young, Fowler, Griffin, > Griffiths, McLeod, Beatteay, Cowan, Wheaton, Odgen, Lyon, Halstead, Bush, Budd, > Gray, Haight, Hoyt (Hoit?), Merritt, Bloomer, Thomas, Kniffin (aka Sniffin), > Purdy, Sears, Quintard, Fenwick, Depew, Lane, Caldwell, Clark, Barr, Browe > (aka Brough / Brow), Laneau (from Quebec), and many other tidbits of surnames > here and there. It's all still a work in progress. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NEWBRUNSWICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >