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 >

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

Nancy Averill wrote: > 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

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