STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1891-1905 Page 240. DEATH - LeBARON (East Hatley) MRS. LUCY (WADLEIGH) LeBARON, wife of MR. JAPHETH LeBARON d. Nov. 27, 1905, aged 82 yrs. ==================

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 138. DEATH - LeBARON (Massawippi) The funeral of MR. JAPHET BUSH LeBARON was held in Hatley, Nov. 21, 1913. MR. LeBARON was 96 yrs. ===================

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 CASWELL ======== EZRA - 18 F. T. - 69 FLORENCE - 63 LAVINA - 37 RILEY - 37 WM. - 67

For SUTTON researchers on this mailing list. STANSTEAD COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 137 BIRTH SUTTON (Barnston) A Dau. b. Oct. 29, 1913 to MR. & MRS. CARL SUTTON. STANSTEAD COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 170 MARRIAGE SUTTON-MORRISON (Hatley) At the home of the bride in Barnston by REV. F. WILLIAMS on Nov. 19, 1915, MR. FRANK JAMES SUTTON of Barnston also, to MISS ANNIE MORRISON. Note: only 2 SUTTON's in SJVS Vol. 5 (1906-1915)

STANSTEAD COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 116. DEATH - GALE - (AON) FRANCIS GALE, aged 18 yrs., second son of F. G. GALE of Waterville, d. of spinal meningitis Aug. 27, 1912. ==========================

STANSTEAD COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 53. DEATH GALE (AON) MRS. GALE, wife of ANDREW GALE, of Chicopee Falls, Ma. an old time res. of Stanstead Twp., d. last week & was buried Jan. 4, 1909 ================ Wife is believed to be SEMIRA M. THAYER. If anyone has anything more on her and her parents please contact me. see items gathered on this family below. 1880 US CENSUS Andrew GALE Male Other Information: Birth Year <1836> Birthplace CAN Age 44 Occupation Manufacturer Of Agricultural Tools Marital Status M <Married> Race W <White> Head of Household Andrew GALE Relation Self Father's Birthplace --- Mother's Birthplace --- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Andrew GALE Self M Male W 44 CAN Manufacturer Of Agricultural Tools --- --- Samira GALE Wife M Female W 44 NH Keeping House VT VT N. Andrus GALE Son S Male W 6 MA At School CAN NH M. Jesse GALE Dau S Female W 4 MA CAN NH Source Information: Census Place Chicopee, Hampden, Massachusetts Family History Library Film 1254534 NA Film Number T9-0534 Page Number 241C ============= 1900 US CENSUS - Note Very faint most of it unable to read from scan. GALE, ANDREW MASSACHUSETTS , HAMPDEN, CHICOPEE Age: 64, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: CANA Series: T623 Roll: 649 Page: 149 GALE, ANDREW head of household b. 1835 GALE, ? wife b. 1835 KELLY, EMILY sister in law age 74 widow BRIDGHAM, ( ? ), niece b. 1875 Servant ==================

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 71. DEATH - GALE ANDREW GALE ESQ. d. in Chicopee Falls, Ma. Feb 8, 1910. ========================

EDWARD C . BUZZELL , son of ABEL ABRAHAM BUZZELL & HANNAH NORTON , born 1845 prob. in Cherry River , married CLYMENA WILSON 13 May 1873 in Derby, Vt. CLYMENA was b. 1856 in Fitch Bay. They had 10 children ; Henrietta, Samuel , Loretta , Arthur, Cephas , Alvin , Onnie , Lewis , Eva , and Beatrice. CEPHAS ALBERT BUZZELL b. 20 May, 1877 and died 5 Feb. 1964 at age 87, buried Griffin Hill Cemetery, Beebe, next to BERTHA MAY SPRAGUE ; he married BERTHA 1905 in Derby, Vt. Their daughter , DOLLY SARAH BUZZELL DUTTON , b. Ap. 1907 and died Ap. 1996, is buried a short distance away , in Griffin Hill Cemetery - a beautiful setting on a side road just north of Beebe.

Hello ; Researching BUZZELL and ran across this : ROBERT EVANS BUZZELL , b. 3 Dec. 1757 New Durham , New Hampshire, Married MARY ____ ? ( b. 1760 ) ; ROBERT died by drowning July 1814 in Lake Memphremagog on the Que. Vt. border ; buried in Bolton, Brome Co. , Que. His descendents were ROBERT BUZZELL b. 1789 Vt. ; DANIEL TAYLOR BUZZELL , b. 1810 Bolton, Brome ; ABEL ABRAHAM BUZZELL b. 1829 . Bolton, Brome ; EDWARD E. BUZZELL b. 1845 ; CEPHAS BUZZELL b. 1883 ---- CEPHAS BUZZELL married BERTHA MAY SPRAGUE 1905 in Derby, Vt. and lived and died in Fitch Bay, Stanstead Co.

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 20. DEATH - PINKHAM (T.T.) MR. CLARENCE SAMUEL PINKHAM, aged 59 yrs., son of the late SAMUEL (SLEEPER) PINKHAM of Stanstead, d. at the home of his sister, MRS. A. I. DIXON, Quincy Adams, Ma. on Feb. 26, 1907.

This message may be forwarded -- we WANT the 1911 census Muriel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul, Jeff: SEN" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 2:25 PM Subject: [CCC] Notes to Minister Emerson Hello there everyone: Further to our ongoing campaign to pass bill S-18, I would like to ask each and every one of you to write to Minister Emerson to urge him to take whatever steps are necessary to have the bill get through the Senate as soon as possible. You may want to word it as a Christmas wish, or however you like. However he should be made aware of the significant interest that there is across Canada to have this bill passed as soon as possible. Minister Emerson's email addresses are: [email protected] Or [email protected] I would hope that as many letters as possible could get to Minister Emerson very quickly. Jeff Paul Policy Advisor Office of the Hon. Lorna Milne Ph: (613) 947-9744 Cell: (613) 715-2965

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1906-1915 Page 75. DEATH - TOMKINS AND MOYLE A double drowning at Lake Massawippi on Apr. 16, 1910! ARTHUR TOMKINS, son of E. D. TOMKINS & HUBERT MOYLE, son of D. MOYLE, both of Coaticook. This is the double drowning I have been looking for in relation to the cottage of my Great Grandparents F. H. SLEEPER & LILLA A. HOPKINSON. This event was many years before their purchase of the cottage 1924. I was told that this event happened in the small bay that belonged to the cottage. The cottage was/is high on a cliff overlooking the bay. If someone called for help it would have taken some time to reach the persons in trouble if heard at all from the front part of cottage. I have the TOMKINS family located (from deed on sale of cottage to great grandmother) and now wonder about the MOYLE family. I may have to wait until the Coaticook portion of 1901 Canada census is transcribed to find HUBERT MOYLE. Nothing on this family in the SJVS or HUBBARD. This sad tale was told over and over again as a warning to SLEEPER grandchildren and great grandchildren about taking care with swimming in that bay. Very deep very fast from beach. JSR

Thanks so much for your information about research ideas. I can't say enough about how this Roostweb email list is so active. As an american stuck in Philly, I'm close enough to smell Montreal, but too far to see Montreal. I've made one trip which was useless as a genealogical trip, but awesome as a "getting to know Stanstead" trip. I actually brought my family to Quebec this summer for a 2 day visit just for the memories. However, until now justifying a return trip with the wife has been hard to accomplish. The recent rush off material and insight into the Quebec genealogy sources will justify my retunr trip. I have a "money" project to document the Scotch-Irish 1718 emigramts to Boston, and the recent DOAK family info is one of those families. SO now I can do family research and "money" research all at the same time!! :) Again- AWESOME Thanks again, Colin Brooks CHILSON/CHILLSON; REED; HITCHCOCK; MOSER all of Hatley and Masawippi; BOYD; MCDUFFEE; DOAK; ANY 1718 S-I FAMILIES FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE

I'm researching ancestors who resided in the Shefford area (Granby, Shefford Mountain, Waterloo)from approx. 1840-1950's: AVERILL BUTTON, Mary HOBURN/HOBIN/AUBIN LAWRENCE, Charles & Nancy MERRILL, Nancy OSGOOD, William & James L. PARKER, Robert Happy to share information. Sharon Norton Ontario, Canada

Hi, all, Newport is a municipality, 10 miles square, located in Compton County, Quebec, east of Sherbrooke. The main indusries are agriculture and forestry. Merry Christmas to all. Gordon Bowker

This might be of help, check out the web page link below Heather http://www.doak.ws/compton.htm A record of the earliest beginnings of Compton are yet to be found. It is a small community that is just across the Vermont border about 25 miles north of Newport, Vt. where Interstate 91 enters Canada. It undoubtedly was founded because of the needs of farmers in the area to have a central place to buy and exchange the goods that they were producing. In the early days, there were no good roads, railroads or vehicles capable of transferring goods quickly from one place to another. So the farmers of the area founded a place that was easy to get to and where one could find general stores, mills and trade shops. Other towns were established, but did not develop and now no longer exist. One such place was Hillhurst, Que. the mailing address for one Doak family. The village of Compton was never very large. It generally had less than 500 residents. The entire Township of Compton reached a peak population of 3,013 souls in 1861

This might be of help, check out the web page link below Heather http://www.doak.ws/compton.htm A record of the earliest beginnings of Compton are yet to be found. It is a small community that is just across the Vermont border about 25 miles north of Newport, Vt. where Interstate 91 enters Canada. It undoubtedly was founded because of the needs of farmers in the area to have a central place to buy and exchange the goods that they were producing. In the early days, there were no good roads, railroads or vehicles capable of transferring goods quickly from one place to another. So the farmers of the area founded a place that was easy to get to and where one could find general stores, mills and trade shops. Other towns were established, but did not develop and now no longer exist. One such place was Hillhurst, Que. the mailing address for one Doak family. The village of Compton was never very large. It generally had less than 500 residents. The entire Township of Compton reached a peak population of 3,013 souls in 1861 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 5:21 AM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Re: Where in the ETs is Newport? > Hi Geoff, > > My ancestors, Robert and Elizabeth (HENDERSON) KERR, were living in New > Port, Compton County, just before they came down to Massachusetts. > > I have seen at least one reference to the town being spelled, New Port, > rather than Newport, so that is perhaps why you are having trouble finding > information. > > FYI .. from LDS web site www.familysearch.org > > Census Place New Port, Compton, Quebec > Family History Library Film 1375835 > NA Film Number C-13199 > District 54 > Sub-district U > Division 1 > Page Number 16 > Household Number 75 > > > > The above is on the page for my ancestors in 1881 Census: > > Robert KERR M Male Irish 55 Quebec Farmer Weslyan Methodist > Eliza KERR M Female Irish 55 Quebec Weslyan Methodist > Robert KERR Male Irish 18 Quebec Weslyan Methodist > Joseph KERR Male Irish 14 Quebec Weslyan Methodist > > > They seemingly migrated down to New England in the late 1880's or early > 1890's. > > By the way, I would like to find out whether their teen-age sons had > already married by the time they came down to Everett, MA, USA. I tend > to think that they were already married or they had girlfriends / fiance's > who traveled down to Massachusetts with them. Shortly after 1900, both > Robert and Joseph KERR left Everett, MA, to migrate to Everett, WA ... and > they traveled with their wives. > > (I know the wives' first names, but not their maiden names. I also know > that neither couple had children.) > > Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Geoffrey Trivers" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 8:36 PM > Subject: Where in the ETs is Newport? > > >> I have some info on my ancestors living in Newport PQ Canada. Vol 138 of >> the NEHGS page 136 lists "Vital Records form the Proprietors Records of >> Newport, Lower Canada". These records were deposited at Bishops > University >> in Lennoxville. >> >> I can't find Newport on any on-line atlas. I presume that this town is >> somewhere near Lennoxville or Sherbrooke in Quebec. I don't believe that >> this is Newport Vermont. Mapquest tells me that Newport is on the Gaspe >> Penninsula but I don't believe that this is the same town. My ancestor >> married in Eaton and later moved to Sherbrooke. >> >> Can anyone tell me where this Newport, Quebec? >> R//geoff >> >> ______________________________ > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

I have considerable information on the Davol family that changed their name to Dee in the late 1700's. They were from Connecticut but Elijah Dee settled in Georgia Vermont about 1790 (he was my great great great grandfather). Many of his descendants came to Missisquoi County. I keep running into the Dee family in northern VT and wondering if there was a connection to them. Your Sarah Dee does not appear to be from this family, unless she was a widow and Dee was her married name. The only thing I know is their names - Michael and Sarah (DEE) HARDY from Dunham, Quebec. I'm not even sure if that is right. However, the death certificate I got their names from, Effa Ann HARDY SWEET, my great-great grandmother, was supposedly born in NY and not in Canada as the death certificate says. It's very confusing! Thanks. Kathy

Good morning, When responding to the query about the town of Newport or New Port in Compton County, I was reminded that I don't think I have asked a particular question about my great-grandfather's brothers. The 1881 Census shows the family of Robert and Elizabeth KERR living in New Port, Compton County. Their sons, Robert, 18, and Joseph, 14, were living with them. We know that the family came down to Massachusetts before 1900 as Robert and Elizabeth KERR both died in Everett, MA, shortly after that. But, I have yet to find out whether they and their youngest sons traveled down in the 1880's or 1890's. One thing which might help narrowing down the search is to find out whether the sons, Robert and Joseph KERR married in Canada before they migrated to Boston with their parents. .. Is there any way to find marriage records in Compton County for the 1880's and 1890's? .. (I have only the first names of their wives, and am curious whether they were sisters. I am also curious whether the wives traveled to Boston with Robert and Joseph and then married down here. Just guesses.) Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) (I have just moved to a new home, and I do not have easy access to my boxes of genealogy papers until January.)

Hi Geoff, My ancestors, Robert and Elizabeth (HENDERSON) KERR, were living in New Port, Compton County, just before they came down to Massachusetts. I have seen at least one reference to the town being spelled, New Port, rather than Newport, so that is perhaps why you are having trouble finding information. FYI .. from LDS web site www.familysearch.org Census Place New Port, Compton, Quebec Family History Library Film 1375835 NA Film Number C-13199 District 54 Sub-district U Division 1 Page Number 16 Household Number 75 The above is on the page for my ancestors in 1881 Census: Robert KERR M Male Irish 55 Quebec Farmer Weslyan Methodist Eliza KERR M Female Irish 55 Quebec Weslyan Methodist Robert KERR Male Irish 18 Quebec Weslyan Methodist Joseph KERR Male Irish 14 Quebec Weslyan Methodist They seemingly migrated down to New England in the late 1880's or early 1890's. By the way, I would like to find out whether their teen-age sons had already married by the time they came down to Everett, MA, USA. I tend to think that they were already married or they had girlfriends / fiance's who traveled down to Massachusetts with them. Shortly after 1900, both Robert and Joseph KERR left Everett, MA, to migrate to Everett, WA ... and they traveled with their wives. (I know the wives' first names, but not their maiden names. I also know that neither couple had children.) Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoffrey Trivers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 8:36 PM Subject: Where in the ETs is Newport? > I have some info on my ancestors living in Newport PQ Canada. Vol 138 of > the NEHGS page 136 lists "Vital Records form the Proprietors Records of > Newport, Lower Canada". These records were deposited at Bishops University > in Lennoxville. > > I can't find Newport on any on-line atlas. I presume that this town is > somewhere near Lennoxville or Sherbrooke in Quebec. I don't believe that > this is Newport Vermont. Mapquest tells me that Newport is on the Gaspe > Penninsula but I don't believe that this is the same town. My ancestor > married in Eaton and later moved to Sherbrooke. > > Can anyone tell me where this Newport, Quebec? > R//geoff > > ______________________________