PITTMAN: Trinity, 1787-1821; New Perlican TB, 1800-present; St. John's, 1845-1900 KIRBY: Pouch Cove, 1830s to present St. John's, 1870s-present MERCHANT: New Perlican TB, 1800s Hant's Harbour TB, late 1800s Harbour Grace CB, 1800s KELLAND Winterton (Scilly Cove) TB 1800s New Perlican TB abt 1840-1950 DEAN Poole, Dorset, England, pre-1800 Old Perlican, late 1700s-1800s ** I am interested in ANY and ALL New Perlican families, and welcome inquiries about any person from that place. Michele PITTMAN-Wingerter Michigan win1@usol.com

Reynolds from Caplin Cove and Garlands from Lower Island Cove. Also Cooper Isabelle

HI, Researching: Guy\llage, Hiscock, Keel, Mason, Humby, White and Hunt---- From Bonavista and Catalina. Thanks in Advace, Margaret Boyce

CONWAY Descendants of Thomas Conway 1 CONWAY, Thomas b: August 1850 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: April 12, 1933 in Colliers, Newfoundland Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery Occupation: 1904 Fisherman, Colliers, Newfoundland .. +CURRAN, Bridget b: July 1849 in Conception Harbor, Newfoundland ? m: June 17, 1877 in Sts. Peter & Paul, Harbor Main, Newfoundland d: January 11, 1928 in Colliers, Newfoundland Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery ..... 2 CONWAY, Denis J. "Pop" b: July 1879 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: July 1, 1949 in St. John's, NF, Canada Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery Occupation: 1904 Carpenter, Newfoundland and NY NY Occupation 2: Fisherman Colliers, Newfoundland ......... +HEARN, Mary Anne "Minnie" b: November 1883 in Colliers, Newfoundland m: February 11, 1911 in Conception Harbour, NF d: June 29, 1943 in Colliers, Newfoundland Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery ..... 2 CONWAY, Elizabeth b: February 1884 ..... 2 CONWAY, James b: October 10, 1888 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: September 3, 1918 in Wancourt Pas de Calais, France WWI Burial: VIII. G. 4. Wancourt British Cemetery Pas de Calais, France Occupation: Iron Worker ..... 2 CONWAY, Anastasia b: June 1890 in Colliers, Newfoundland ......... +FOLEY, Patrick b: February 1889 in Colliers, Newfoundland ..... 2 CONWAY, Mary b: August 1891 in Colliers, Newfoundland ......... +CONWAY, Philip b: July 1880 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: 1947 Occupation: 1904 Fisherman, Colliers, Newfoundland HEARN Descendants of James Hearn 1 HEARN, James .. +WHELAN, Mary b: April 1854 in Colliers, Newfoundland m: June 8, 1872 in Sts. Peter & Paul, Harbor Main, Newfoundland ..... 2 HEARN, John b: August 1874 in Colliers, Newfoundland ..... 2 HEARN, Michael b: July 1878 in Colliers, Newfoundland ..... 2 HEARN, James J. b: August 1, 1879 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: August 7, 1955 Occupation: General Dealer ......... +COLE, Catherine b: October 22, 1898 m: September 9, 1926 in Colliers, NF d: February 19, 1980 in Colliers, NF Burial: New RC Cemetery, Colliers, NF ..... 2 HEARN, Mary Anne "Minnie" b: November 1883 in Colliers, Newfoundland d: June 29, 1943 in Colliers, Newfoundland Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery ......... +CONWAY, Denis J. "Pop" b: July 1879 in Colliers, Newfoundland m: February 11, 1911 in Conception Harbour, NF d: July 1, 1949 in St. John's, NF, Canada Burial: Colliers, NF, Canada, Conception Harbor Roman Catholic Cemetery Occupation: 1904 Carpenter, Newfoundland and NY NY Occupation 2: Fisherman Colliers, Newfoundland ..... 2 HEARN, Agatha b: March 1894 in Colliers, Newfoundland ......... +BUCK, Grand Uncle

Journal of the House of Assembly of Newfoundland first session of the fourth House of Assembly St. John's , E.D.Shea , 1848 A return from the Commissioners for the Relief of the Poor Of Harbour Grace Division , from the 1st October ,1847 to the 14th December 1848. ------------------------------------------------------------ It seems they were given relief of Indian Meal & Molasses, which were dispersed in lbs. & gal. { I'll use those symbols} and it looks like they also worked on the roads for a bit of money. My shortforms.....I.M. = Indian Meal , Mol = molasses , Lab. = labour obtained. dys = days , recall the currency... s = sterling , d = pence, @ = at ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This will take quite a few postings as it is 9 pgs. long. ------------------------------------------------------------- William Badcock I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- Abner Snow I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- George French I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab- 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------ Phillip Jones I.M. - 90 lbs , mol - 2 gal. Lab- 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- James Ash [ William ] I.M. - 144 lbs , Mol - { 1 or 4 ? } Lab - 10 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Michael Duhig I.M. - 784 lbs , Mol - { 1 or 4 ? } Lab - 18 dys @ 5s & dys @ 3s ------------------------------------------- Timothy Tool I.M. - 784 lbs , Mol - 8 gal. Lab - 21 dys @ 5s & 3 dys @ 3s ------------------------------------------ Thomas Scanlan Jr. I.M. - 196 lbs , Mol - 6 gal. Lab - 20 dys @ 2s --------------------------------------- { the report ends with the following...} Note. All work was done on the public roads. Labourers were allowed 2s currency per day. Overseers of gangs , 2s . 6d. " " " Man , Horse , and cart , 5s " " " Horse and Cart only , 3s " " " The cost of Tools had , by some of the labourers , amounted to £27 17s 6d . Currency which sum is deducted from the amount of their labour - in each case according to the cost of the Tools supplied. { dated & signed} Harbour Grace, February 14 th , 1849. Robert John Pinsent, Chairman of the Harbour Grace Board of Commissioners for the Relief of the Poor. well...that's it folks for this document..... ~ Ann~ Ann { MacDonald ] Batten

Journal of the House of Assembly of Newfoundland first session of the fourth House of Assembly St. John's , E.D.Shea , 1848 A return from the Commissioners for the Relief of the Poor Of Harbour Grace Division , from the 1st October ,1847 to the 14th December 1848. ------------------------------------------------------------ It seems they were given relief of Indian Meal & Molasses, which were dispersed in lbs. & gal. { I'll use those symbols} and it looks like they also worked on the roads for a bit of money. My shortforms.....I.M. = Indian Meal , Mol = molasses , Lab. = labour obtained. dys = days , recall the currency... s = sterling , d = pence, @ = at ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This will take quite a few postings as it is 9 pgs. long. ------------------------------------------------------------- William Kearly I.M. - 110 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 7 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------------ John French I.M. - 75 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 7 dys @ 2s -------------------------------------- Charles Kearly I.M. - 110 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 7 dys @ 2s --------------------------------------- Samuel French I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------- George Williams I.M. - 115 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ,6d ------------------------------------- James Titford I.M. - 82 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Henry Badcock I.M. - 115 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Patrick Fitzpatrick I.M. - 94 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- James Fitzpatrick I.M. - 234 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 5 s ---------------------------------- Nathan Badcock I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- Edward Mercer I.M. - 62 lbs ,Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- George Parsons I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys@ 2s --------------------------------- John Earle I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Francis Badcock I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------- Stephen Mercer I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Francis Bradbury I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s -------------------------------- George Mercer I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s -------------------------------- Nathaniel Mercer I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Richard Mercer I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys 2 2s ----------------------------------- John Parsons I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab- 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ John Williams I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------- Joseph Sparks I.M. - 78 lbs , Mol- 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Elias Bradbury I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Stephen Bradbury I.M. - 90 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Zebedee Mercer I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- Stephen Cole [ widws son] I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ Peter Walsh I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys 2 2s -------------------------------------- George Earle I.M. - 42 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 5 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------------ John Mercer [ Simon ] I.M. - 42 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab- 5 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ Fredrick Williams I.M. - 62 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Abraham Russell { Is he one of yours Lloyd???? } I.M.- 62 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ John Badcock I.M. - 60 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------- John Mercer [ John ] I.M. - 62 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Edward Russell { Another one Lloyd??? } I.M. - 26 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------------- Abraham Bradbury Jr. I.M. - 26 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab -4dys @ 2 s ------------------------------------ James French I.M. - 28 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- William French I.M. - 26 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ----------------------------------- Isaac Trencher I.M. - 26 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab -4 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ Jonathan Parsons I.M. - 62 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab -4 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------- Alexander Mercer I.M. - 62 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ---------------------------------- William Bradbury I.M. - 26 lbs ,Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 4 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ John Neal I.M. - 45 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 3 dys @ 2s -------------------------------- George Bradbury I.M. - 12 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 3 dys @ 2s ------------------------------------ David Fling I.M. - 118 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 3 dys @ 5s ------------------------------------ James Sanders I.M.- 14lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 3 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Stephen Badcock I.M. - 45 lbs , Mol - 2 gal . Lab - 3 dys@ 2s --------------------------------- George Mercer I.M. - 30 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 2 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Thomas French I.M. - 90 lbs ,Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Richard Bradbury I.M. - 90 lbs ,Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s --------------------------------- Jabez Mercer I.M. - 58 lbs , Mol - 2 gal. Lab - 6 dys @ 2s ------------------------------- to be continued...... ~ Ann~ Ann { MacDonald } Batten

William Langdon (son of Thomas Langdon & Tamar Manuel)b. July 1850, Exploits married Elizabeth Caraway (Carroway)(Dau. of William & Mary Carroway) born Jan. 1856, both of Exploits, September 22, 1874. Children: Louisa (Lucy) m. John Horwood; George H. Sceviour - Percival, Grantley Horwood - Herman Sceviour Selina Ann m. ? Edwards Susanna m. George H. Cooper b. Barrie, Ontario Edgar m. Anna ? - Olive, Walter, Margaret Langdon Samuel m. Christinia Ball (?) - Frederick Langdon Walter THOMAS LANGDON m. TAMAR MANUEL - Mary m. James LOCKE - William m. Elizabeth CARROWAY - Jane m. Thomas JEFFERIES - Henry m. Elizabeth Ann EVANS - John m. Susannah BAKER - Elizabeth m. William CHINN - Selene m. Henry EVANS - Samuel --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.528 / Virus Database: 324 - Release Date: 10/16/03

Am looking for any information on the above families. The area I am searching is the Southern Shore (Renews / Ferryland area). Any help would be appreciated. Daniel Shea born abt 1825 Harbour Grace, died July 31, 1871. He married Esther Henrietta Mountain of Ferryland. Samuel Ellis born August 4, 1868 in Cheshire England (Parents were Thomas & Hannah Ellis), died August 24, 1914 (St John's, NL). He married Mary Frances Keefe of Ferryland. Children were Mary Jane, Arthur Joseph, Thomas Henry, Herbert Ellis, Frederick James & Eileen Any help would greatly be appreciated Thank you ....... Chrissie McCarthy, Holyrood Newfoundland

Transcribed "Obituaries" for Sunday, November 16, 2003, courtesy of "The Telegram", St. John's, NL. COFFEY, Marguerite J. (retired RNA - General Hospital) - Passed peacefully away on Friday, Nov. 14, 2003, at The Hoyles-Escasoni Complex, Marguerite Coffey (nee Maher), formerly of Aquaforte, aged 85 years. Predeceased by her husband James, daughter Roseanne and brother Angus Maher. Left with fond and loving memories are her sons Ken (Carole Anne) and Kerry (Sharon); beloved grandchildren Dr. James (Julie-Lynn), Dr. Joseph (Sue-Anne), Jeffrey (Susan), Juliana, Christopher (Jennifer) and Scott, cherished great-granddaughter Lauryn, special in-laws Anna Clowe, Bert Coffey (Eileen), Steve Coffey (Mae), Margaret Coffey and Anne O`Keefe (George), many nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends, especially her special friends Ida Michaell and Dorothy Grouchy. At Marguerite`s request, cremation has taken place. The family will receive visitation at Carnell`s Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Rd. on Monday from 2-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2003 at 9:45 ! a.m. from St. Pius X Parish, Smithville Crescent, with interment to follow at Belvedere Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in her memory may be made to a charity of one`s choice. ³Always on optimist!² ³Her keen sense of humour will long be remembered.² November 15, 2003 FORAN, James Arthur - Passed peacefully away at the James Paton Memorial Hospital, Gander on Nov. 13, 2003, James Arthur Foran, aged 57 years. Predeceased by his father James C. Foran. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories are his wife Mabel (nee Currie), sons James of Halifax, N.S., and Matthew of Calgary, Alta., mother Bernice of Goulds, brother Edward (Helen) of St. John`s, sisters Catherine of Staten Island, N.Y., Connie (Marty) of Dayton, Ohio, and Bernice (Wilf) of Goulds. Also a large number of relatives and friends. Resting at Stacey`s Funeral Home, 60 Roe Ave., Gander on Sunday, Nov. 16 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service will be held on Monday, Nov. 17 at 11 a.m. from St. Joseph`s Roman Catholic Church, Gander. Interment to follow at All Saints Cemetery, Gander. Flowers are gratefully accepted or donations in Mr. Foran`s memory can be made to the Gander Junior Golf Association. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Stacey`s Funeral Home, Gander. November 15, 2003 GREENE, John - Passed peacefully away at Newhook`s Community Health Centre, Whitbourne on Nov. 14, 2003, age 53 years. Predeceased by parents John and Bride Greene. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories two children, Leah and John Glen, for whom his devotion and love was never ending, brother Kevin (Doreen) Greene, sisters Sue (Bill) Hearn, Rose (Paul) Lambe, Martha (Hubert) Rideout, Bernice (Ted) Doyle. Also many loving nieces and nephews and a large circle of other relatives and friends. Resting at Maher`s Funeral Home, Placentia. Viewing on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2003 from 3-10 p.m. Cremation to follow. Funeral to take place on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2003 at St. Francis Xavier Church, Long Harbour. Inurnment at R.C. Cemetery, Long Harbour. November 15, 2003 HISCOCK, Arthur - Passed peacefully away at the Health Sciences Centre, St. John`s on Friday, Nov. 14, 2003, Arthur (Art) Hiscock of Heart`s Content, age 65 years. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories wife Eleanor, son Rodney (Glenda) Heart`s Content, daughter Beverly (Scot Seward), New Perlican, four grandchildren: Ashley and Allison Seward, and Taylor and Devin Hiscock. Also a large circle of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Resting at Green`s Funeral Home, Winterton. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday, 2 -5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18 visitation will take place at St. Mary`s Anglican Church, Heart`s Content from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Funeral service to follow at 2 p.m. with interment in St. Mary`s Cemetery, Heart`s Content. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Mary`s Anglican Church Memorial Fund, Heart`s Content. November 15, 2003 MILLER, Edmund (Junior) - Passed away peacefully on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2003, at the Health Sciences Centre in the presence of his loving family, Junior Miller, aged 47 years. Predeceased by his father Edmund Miller, mother-in-law Amy Oliver, and brother-in-law Barry Oliver. Leaving to mourn with so many loving memories his wife Janet (Oliver), his mother Bride Miller, brothers and sisters Bill (Sheryl) Miller, Zeta (Mike) Dunphy, Paul Raphael (Zelda) Miller, Charlene (Jeff) Bennett, Barry (Sonya) Miller and his special brother Robert, sisters-in-law Theresa (Donald) Hiscock, Carmel (Barry) Reid, brothers-in-law David (Joan) Oliver, Bernard (Geraldine) Oliver, Wayne (Maryann) Oliver, Basil (Sandra) Oliver and Michael Oliver, also a large circle of other relatives and friends, as well as two special hi-dee-ho neighbours, Pat and Paul, his shipmates on the ASL Sanderling. Resting at Caul`s Funeral Home, LeMarchant Road. Visitation on Monday 2-5 p.m. and 7-10 p.m. Funeral Mass ! to be held at St. Teresa`s Church, Mundy Pond Road on Tuesday Nov. 18, 2003, at 11:30 a.m. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in his memory can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. ³To all the lives he touched, they knew his life was anything but dull, but the waters will be very still without him. We will always be together, with the tides that bind. Love you always.² November 15, 2003

Would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone with information about Upshall or possible variants in Newfoundland. My information includes 19th C and 20th C families in the Placentia Bay area as well as some English research. Would like to compare with others and fill in missing bits. Who are the ancestors of the Upshall families now living in Conception Bay South and other parts of Newfoundland? Thanks for your time, Barbara

Looking for GUY; STEWART and Kin of Burgeo..past and present Donna Lee BUTLER

Here are excerpts from a recent email exchange which some may find entertaining and perhaps enlightening... "Wish to compare information on any connection with COLLETT any time, any place in Newfoundland. Information also about Collett ancestors in England." REPLY by lghr: " Have you considered these possibilities.... Collett = silent double tt = Colle, Cole, Colley, etc. Beauchamp = sounds like Beecham pronounced by an Englishman who lives at Shepton, Beauchamp. Barre = Barre tt, Barrie, Barry etc. Tippe = Tippe tt, Tippy etc. Leigh = Lee 1805 - COLE LEE"S POINT = 1855 - Cold East Point = 1865 - Coley's Point..evolution of the same English pronounced name. (The first families to have summer fishing resorts on what was also called Indian Point were families with the surnames Cole and Leigh.) "Oui! I am aware of many variants. Thank you for your prompt effort to help me locate some distant Collett relatives. Even though there are many Colletts with French backgrounds mine have been traced to Worcestershire, England and before that to Gloucestershire several hundred years ago. Your explanation for the place name Coley's Point is interesting. When I first discovered that my grandmother's family (no ties to Collett) was from Bareneed it was explained to me that that place name derived from Barren Head. Later I found another explanation - Bearing Head. Both of these were navigational references. Merci!" REPLY: In the 1847 Novel, about the people of that area, written for New England readers, the place was called "Wantfull"... ..In October 2001 I told my neighbour, a former Navy Officer who had spent time in Quebec and Bermuda, I was spending the winter south of Victoria B.C. at Bareneed, NL. His response was something like this. "I don't think you can wear shorts there during the winter even though the place is named "Bare Kneed." He continued, with a straight face.... The place was probably named by someone who visited there only in the summertime. I replied yes, that's right, they were 'resort or migratory fishermen' from NE or Old England back before the American Revolution. ===== "Life is for sharing, naked we enter, naked we leave" __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree

Searching for above names in and around St. John's. Neilson (Nelson) Macdonald (McDonald), his wife Susanna (Moores), and children: Gwendoline (married A.R. Peyton), William Errol, George and Elizabeth Sharp who died in 1890. Susanna married a second time to John Charles Snow. Seeking information about each and their descendents.

Researching LONG -Fox Cove, Burin peninsula SLANEY - Burin Peninsula DOODY - Burin Peninsula WHALEN/WHELAN - Burin peninsula and St.Jacques, Fortune Bay Related families: DOBER, ANTLE, THOMAS POWER, PIERCE COADY - all Burin peninsula

Seeking any information on Mary Kelly, daughter of Peter and Anastasia (Bradbury) Kelly. Born March 1866, St John's, married to Thomas Kelly, 11/16/1884 at the Basilica. Parents of 11 children, 5 died in early childhood. Husband Thomas died Feb 1910. 2d marriage to William J. Nauffts in Feb 1915 until his death May 1920. Came to East Boston MA with daughter Katherine Kelly O'Brien in Sep 1923 and died on 8/24/1930. Thanks

Seeking information about Applin from Norther Pen., Gallant's from Bay St. George/Sandy Point, Humber's St. Barbe area, Bossiell from Sandy Point Marche orgin. from Cape Breton moved to St. George area Gibbons/Coombs as the link to the Applin family. tks CIndy --------------------------------- Post your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals

Here's something that may be of interest. It is a transcript from Thomas Peyton's Diary at the Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's (ref: P5/25 Box 1). I understand that Mr. Peyton was the son of John Peyton, Magistrate at Twillingate. It was not clear exactly when this entry was made but it does contain some good information for family history reseachers: The first settlers at Exploits Burnt Island was Manuels from Gersey Seiviours and Budgel from England. First at Fortune Harbour John Dalton, Valantine Mahaney & Perry. after a few years residence they removed from Fortune Harbour and settled at Exploits Burnt Island about the year 1812. James Wells an Englishman first settler at Leading Tickels on what is now called Rowsels Island. he afterward removed to Exploits Burnt Island Mary March, Red Indian Woman was taken by John Peyton at Lake Batust or Red Indian Pond on the 5th day of March 1819. ______ Bill Goulding St. John's, Newfoundland ----- Original Message ----- From: <larc1963@rogers.com> To: <NFLD-LAB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 10:41 PM Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Fw: Roll Call Dalton 1803 Exploits > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jr/carol" <ramjam@sprint.ca> > To: <larc1963@rogers.com> > Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 9:25 PM > Subject: Roll Call Dalton 1803 Exploits > > > > Hello Fellow Searhers, > > I am looking for descendants of : > > Matthew Dalton b.\ 1803 Exploits, NDB > > and his first wife Elizabeth Unknown > > Some of the children are : > > Priscilla Dalton b. 1839 m. Luke Manuel > > John Alexander b. 1941 m Maria Ball, Mary Ann Jewer, Dorcas Taylor > > Henry William b. 1846 m. Sarah Ryan > > Monica Ann b. 1848 > > and his second wife Providence Milley > > Matthew P. 1851 m. Julia Manuel > > Phillip 1859 > > Alpheus 1861 > > Any help is greatly appreciated. > > Thanks > > Carol Jefferies > ==== NFLD-LAB Mailing List ==== > Please do not submit, or respond to, virus alerts, chain letters, or other off-topic material sent to the list. >

Researching the following in the Placentia Bay and Burin Peninsula areas. HANRAHAN PICCO BARRON EMBERLEY SA(U)NDERS SPENCER O'KEEFE/KEEFE TREMBLETT LANNON DAVIS GREENE Rosalind Lannon (Hanrahan) Placentia

Searching for the above from the Coley's Point, Conception Bay area as well as the Notre Dame Bay, Botwood, Point Leamington areas.

The names being researched in NFLD are... WILLIAM MULLALLY Lawyer from Millinahone, Ire., married NORA LYNCH-STAUTON. Family lore proclaims that williams family went to Bonavista first and he arrived later, about 1850. He had a daughter...WINNIFRED and 3 brothers RICHARD ,EDWARD 3RD UNKNOWN. William is said to have been the lawyer for the R.C. Basilica of St. Johns with Archbishop Micheal Howley. He came to St.Johns for a big Murder trial before 1867. WILLIAM died of the plague before 1890. Nora (she had a bad leg and a maid Colleen) died about 1878. Winifred (at age 11)was sent to the convent (presentation) to live. JOHN KING was a fisherman who may have lived in lands end (ENGLEE) when LUKE KING was born JAN 18, 1890. John is said to have married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. Luke went into WW1 185th Bat. C>E>F. It is believed he was a deserter and moved to Quebec then to Ontario. At this time he took his wife's name WINIFRED MULLALLY married LUKE PETER KING and his name became PETER MULLALLY. He was a steel worker in Sydney before the war , residing at Prince Street, Sydney in 1914. He was a shifty fellow and never owned property. Note ; Luke had a sister named ANNA(I)(E) this lady was said to have married a FRED or JOHN PRETTY from Dildo. OTHER FAMILIES BEING RESEARCHED ARE.... MACLEAN'S OF PEI, KONKLE'S OF SOUTHEASTERN ONTARIO.VOLTERMANS IN BROWNSVILLE,USA THEN TO HAMILTON ONTARIO. This is one nasty Brick wall! I will climb it! kathleen from Ontario