Hello ; Please could someone advise me if there is Quebec Census on-line other than 1901 ? I would like access to 1891, and hopefully 1871 and 1861, or do I have to get tapes from the FHC for those years ? Thanks, Sally Dutton

Individuals mentioned in Wills of Sarah Geer of Township of Shefford, 1867 and 1869. Sarah GEER with original signature (o.s.) Samuel ROLLINS, husband of Sarah Geer Thomas BRASSARD, Lawyer, (o.s.) Annis ROLLINS, daughter James BLAMPIN, husband of Annis Sarah ROLLINS, daughter George KIMPTON, husband of Sarah Suzanna ROLLINS, daughter William J. WALLACE, husband of Suzanna Samuel ROLLINS jr., son Elizabeth CRAIG, wife of Samuel jr. Dennis M. SAVAGE, witness (o.s.) George SAVAGE, witness (o.s.) Robert HILL, witness (o.s.) Augustus NOEL, witness, (o.s.) from Howard Jackman

1881 CANADA CENSUS Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Richard SMITH M Male English 40 USA Butcher Church of England Julia E SMITH M Female English 36 Q <Quebec> Sarrah SMITH W Female English 62 USA Source Information: Census Place Dixville, Stanstead, Quebec Family History Library Film 1375835 NA Film Number C-13199 District 56 Sub-district H Page Number 3 Household Number 14 ================ 1901 CANADA CENSUS QU STANSTEAD (#195) Subdistrict: Dixville (Village) e Page 7 National Archives Web Site Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6546 32 70 Smith Richard L. M Head W Sep 30 1840 60 33 70 Smith Eugene R. M Son S Jan 30 1882 19 34 70 Smith Bessie E. F Daughter S Dec 22 1883 17 35 70 Smith Sarah F Mother W Jun 9 1812 88 Would anyone have anything on this family? JSR

Might anyone be going "hunting" in Marlington Cemetery sometime? We were supposed to make the trip up to that area back in September but the storms here in Florida cancelled it. I am looking for either transcriptions (hopefully there are stones) or photos of some of my Scott clan. Gilbert Scott and wife Judith Tryon and family are likely buried in lots 1-2-3-4-5 in Range VI that were purchased in 1909. A son, Asa and wife Cora may be buried in lots 1-2 in Range IV purchased 1917. Also looking for photos of Daniel Tryon and wife Amy Almeda Wait. I have the transcriptions, but am not sure what lots they are buried in. Also Briggs Wait with transcription, Oct 7, 1876, aged 98 yrs, and his 2nd wife Jane Longeway, died Aug 19, 1859 ae 72 yrs. Tall order, I know, especially with cold weather. If anyone can take it on, please contact me off list and let me know what you might charge. Pam ===== Pam Wood Waugh [email protected] or 730 Dunhill Drive [email protected] Orlando, FL 32825 http://www.geocities.com/waughp/ - Family Lines http://www.geocities.com/waughp/et.html - Eastern Townships of QC Research

Apologies for incorrect PETITIONS URL http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index.htm/ With apologies --Muriel == SENATE OF CANADA PETITIONS to Senator Lorna Milne As of November 20, 2004:- BRITISH COLUMBIA:- South Cariboo Genealogy Society, 100 Mile House............ 37 Victoria Chapter of Germans from Russia Historical Society 12 British Columbia Genealogical Society - Gordon A. Watts... 32 ABLDS - TriStates Genealogical Fair - Gordon A. Watts... 127 Candy-Lee Chickite, Campbell River.................................. 10 Robin Fairservice, Prince George........................................ 14 Adele Turner, North Vancouver.......................................... 36 Philip Riley, Courtenay....................................................... 30 Adele Turner, North Vancouver.......................................... 33 Muriel D. Rogers, Sidney..................................................... 9 Lyn Duncan, White Rock..................................................... 11 British Columbia Total = 339 ALBERTA:- George Giokis, High River.................................................. 39 Alberta Family History Society - Freda Stewart................ 172 Alberta Total = 211 SASKATCHEWAN:- ........................................................0 MANITOBA:- South West Branch, Manitoba Genealogical Soc., Brandon 26 Barbara Andrew, Brandon................................................. 20 Manitoba Total = 46 ONTARIO:- Kawartha Ancestral Research Centre, Omemee -- Richard Bulmer............................................ 32 Owen Sound Family History Centre.................................. 24 Ottawa Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society................... 55 Whitby-Oshawa, OGS & Uxbridge Genealogical Group.. 76 Kawartha - Quinte Region VII, OGS - Nancy Trimble.. 30 Lambton Branch, OGS -- Alan Campbell....................... 113 Family History Center, Ottawa - Albert Davey.................. 27 OGS Seminar 2004 - Nancy Trimble............................... 176 Douglas/Marilyn Cross, Brantford...................................... 27 Patricia McGregor, Ottawa............................................. 10 James Montgomery, Toronto.............................................. 17 Patty McGregor, Orleans............................................... .. 15 Sherry Sinclair, Toronto..................................................... 20 Carolyn Johns -- Brampton & Guelph................................. 27 Ontario Total = 649 QUEBEC:-.................................................................... ... 0 NEW BRUNSWICK:- ......................................................... 0 NOVA SCOTIA:- Pictou County Roots Society - Carolyn Wallace................. 34 GANS, Halifax -- Janice Fralic-Brown................................ 99 British Home Children & Descendants Association - Cecil Verge, Bible Hill................................ 40 Nova Scotia Total = 173 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:-......................................... 0 NEWFOUNDLAND-LABRADOR:-.................................. 0 YUKON:-..................................................................... ..... 0 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES:-......................................... 0 NUNAVUT:-................................................................... . .. 0 TOTAL CANADIAN SIGNATURES = 1438 ========= NON-RESIDENT PETITIONS to SENATOR LORNA MILNE State of New Jersey - Therese Rich..................................... 12 New Jersey & Michigan - Therese Rich............................... 10 Family Roots 2004 -- Freda Stewart................................... 1 LDS - Surrey Tri-Staks Genealogy Fair - Gordon a. Watts.. 1 Northern Ireland - Margaret Anne Fowler-Beattie............... 48 England - Theresa Fowler ................................................. 122 Patty McGregor, Orleans, ON............................................. 16 Fred A. Pomeroy, Rochester, NY....................................... 20 Anna Aldrogge, Stockport, Ohio......................................... 1 TOTAL OF NON-RESIDENT SIGNATURES 231 === Previous Number of Canadian signatures ..............1437 Signatures - as of November 20, 2004................ 1438 TOTAL CANADIAN SIGNATURES = 2875 Previous Total of Non-Resident Signatures.............. 318 Total Non-Resident Signatures, Nov. 20, 2004......... 231 TOTAL -- NOVEMBER 20, 2004........... 549 Tabulated by Muriel M. Davidson [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, Ontario PETITIONS are found at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index.htm

SENATE OF CANADA PETITIONS to Senator Lorna Milne As of November 20, 2004:- BRITISH COLUMBIA:- South Cariboo Genealogy Society, 100 Mile House............ 37 Victoria Chapter of Germans from Russia Historical Society 12 British Columbia Genealogical Society - Gordon A. Watts... 32 ABLDS - TriStates Genealogical Fair - Gordon A. Watts.. 127 Candy-Lee Chickite, Campbell River.................................. 10 Robin Fairservice, Prince George........................................ 14 Adele Turner, North Vancouver.......................................... 36 Philip Riley, Courtenay........................................................ 30 Adele Turner, North Vancouver.......................................... 33 Muriel D. Rogers, Sidney...................................................... 9 Lyn Duncan, White Rock.................................................... 11 British Columbia Total = 339 ALBERTA:- George Giokis, High River.................................................. 39 Alberta Family History Society - Freda Stewart................ 172 Alberta Total = 211 SASKATCHEWAN:- ........................................................0 MANITOBA:- South West Branch, Manitoba Genealogical Soc., Brandon 26 Barbara Andrew, Brandon................................................. 20 Manitoba Total = 46 ONTARIO:- Kawartha Ancestral Research Centre, Omemee -- Richard Bulmer............................................... 32 Owen Sound Family History Centre................................... 24 Ottawa Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society.................... 55 Whitby-Oshawa, OGS & Uxbridge Genealogical Group.... 76 Kawartha - Quinte Region VII, OGS - Nancy Trimble....... 30 Lambton Branch, OGS -- Alan Campbell......................... 113 Family History Center, Ottawa - Albert Davey.................... 27 OGS Seminar 2004 - Nancy Trimble................................ 176 Douglas/Marilyn Cross, Brantford....................................... 27 Patricia McGregor, Ottawa................................................ 10 James Montgomery, Toronto.............................................. 17 Patty McGregor, Orleans................................................... 15 Sherry Sinclair, Toronto...................................................... 20 Carolyn Johns -- Brampton & Guelph................................. 27 Ontario Total = 649 QUEBEC:-.................................................................... ..... 0 NEW BRUNSWICK:- ......................................................... 0 NOVA SCOTIA:- Pictou County Roots Society - Carolyn Wallace................... 34 GANS, Halifax -- Janice Fralic-Brown................................. 99 British Home Children & Descendants Association - Cecil Verge, Bible Hill................................... 40 Nova Scotia Total = 173 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:-......................................... 0 NEWFOUNDLAND-LABRADOR:-................................... 0 YUKON:-..................................................................... ....... 0 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES:-......................................... 0 NUNAVUT:- ....................................................................... 0 TOTAL CANADIAN SIGNATURES = 1438 ========= NON-RESIDENT PETITIONS to SENATOR LORNA MILNE State of New Jersey - Therese Rich..................................... 12 New Jersey & Michigan - Therese Rich............................... 10 Family Roots 2004 -- Freda Stewart................................... 1 LDS - Surrey Tri-Staks Genealogy Fair - Gordon a. Watts.. 1 Northern Ireland - Margaret Anne Fowler-Beattie............... 48 England - Theresa Fowler .................................................. 122 Patty McGregor, Orleans, ON............................................. 16 Fred A. Pomeroy, Rochester, NY........................................ 20 Anna Aldrogge, Stockport, Ohio.......................................... 1 TOTAL OF NON-RESIDENT SIGNATURES 231 === Previous Total of Senate of Canada Signatures................... 1437 TOTAL SIGNATURES AS OF NOVEMBER 20, 2004 1438 TOTAL - NOVEMBER 20, 2004..... 2875 Previous Total of Non-Resident Signatures............................ 318 TOTAL NON-RESIDENT SIGNATURES, NOV. 20, 2004 231 TOTAL -- NOVEMBER 20, 2004........... 549 Tabulated by Muriel M. Davidson [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, Ontario PETITIONS are found at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Index.htm

================== STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1861-1875 Page 98. DIED - BULLOCK - On Feb. 26, 1870 at Stanstead Plain, C. BULLOCK, Esq., Collector of Customs, aged 73 yrs. 5 mos. ==================== STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1861-1875 Page 18. DEATH - Aug. 24, 1848 At Bloomington in the 20th year of his age, CHAUNCEY H. BULLOCK, son of CHAUNCEY BULLOCK, ESQ., of Georgeville, Canada. =============== STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1861-1875 Page 56. MARRIAGE - Aug. 25. 1853 - At Georgeville, by licence, by REV. R. V. HALL, MR. ISAAC BUTTERS of Montreal to MISS HELEN A. A. BULLOCK, daughter of CHAUNCEY BULLOCK, ESQ. ================ STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1891-1905 Page 128. DEATH - BULLOCK (Georgeville) On June 28, 1899, MR. WILLIAM EDGAR BULLOCK of Brooklyn, N.Y. d. in his 63rd yr. His wife SARAH SHERRILL survives him. MR. BULLOCK was a Georgeville boy, the son of the late MR. CHAUNCEY BULLOCK.

Hello List, Thought I would post again my info hoping anyone can help. I have copies of Original Baptism and Burial record of Mary Danford Partlow June 3, Baptism--Mary Partlow On this third day of June 3, 1843 I baptized Mary, Daughter of Samuel Danford, formerly of Noyan and Mary his wife. Mary (dau) now the wife of John Partlow of Noyan, farmer, Mary born on the fourth day of June 1789, John Partlow her husband and Mary Mc Alister being witnesses signed, John Partlow and Mary McAlister M. Townsend, Rector 1843 July 23, Burial of Mary Partlow On this twenty third day of July 1843 the body of Mary Danford wife of John Partlow of Noyan, farmer, who deceased on the twenty first instant was interred in the presence of John Partlow her husband and George F. Salls, by me M Townsend, Rector, George F. Salls was Mary's brother in law, he was married to Elisabeth Danford John and Mary Danford Partlow's children were: William born 1807 / 1809 Lower Quebec Stephen born 1814 John born 1816 / 1817 Mary Ira Samuel Henry What I need help with is finding John Partlow's parents so I would need a date of death and place of death for him. He stayed in the Eastern Townships and was dead by 1853. The SALLS and BULLOCKS being related to Mary by marriage petitioned the Court at St. Francis for the Partlow Land in Hereford. I don't know if John lived there at one point. Only indication I have of course is that he was in Noyan. Where was Mary buried. I don't know what cemetary she is in. I have copies of Pam Wood Waughs church records but my Partlows are not in those books and marlene Simmons does not have anything on them either. One day soon I hope to join the Missiquoi Historical Soc. but I can't afford that right now. I can't find any info for Mary, Henry, Samuel, Ira the other four children of Mary & John. William, Stephen and John Jr. left Canada around 1840 to New York then to Michigan and Wisconsin and I have that info. census, etc. I am basically concentrating on the death of John Partlow, need burial record for him and hoping it will show his parents. Thanks Sandy Bushaw [email protected]

ROGER LOVEWELL SMITH was the son of STEWART CURTIS SMITH and MARY "MOLLY" WELLMAN LOVELL. From website: http://www.tomifobia.com/mahoney/captain_rogersmith.shtml Posted 12.01.03 Fool's Hollow, Quebec JOHN MAHONEY Pioneer aviator inducted posthumously into Quebec Air and Space Museum Hall of Fame Roger Smith was born to fly. His life-long love affair with airplanes began in 1928 when he was 15 and ended only last August when he died at age 90 -- just three months before he was inducted into the Quebec Air and Space Museum Hall of Fame. Sadly, he died of pneumonia on August 3 before learning officially that he, along with eleven other flying pioneers, would be inducted into the Hall of Fame on November 26. Roger Lovewell Smith was born a fifth-generation Canadian in Coaticook, Quebec, in 1912 and he and aviation grew up together. His career began as a teenaged mechanic for Continental Aero Corporation at St. Hubert Airport, outside of Montreal. He soloed in an open-cockpit bi-plane when he was just sixteen. After that, he did it all: Barnstorming at county fairs, bush pilot in northern Canada, operating his own flying company, commercial airlines captain. In WWII he flew the hazardous trans-Atlantic route for the Canadian Government's non-commercial air service. Barnstorming days Here are some of the other highlights in the distinguished flying career of this Canadian aviation pioneer: Buys first aircraft -- a Travel Air E-4000 bi-plane -- at age 18 on May 10, 1931. Barnstorming days At age 19, on July 18, 1932, he becomes the youngest licensed commercial pilot in Canada. Establishes the 'Roger L. Smith Air Service.' Motto: 'Passenger flights anywhere.' Parachute jumpers, anglers, country fair flights at $2 per head. He does it all, mostly in Quebec and Ontario. 1934: Awarded his Air Engineer's Certificate. He and brother Wellman begin rebuild of four-passenger Curtiss Robin mono-plane. 1935: Pioneering bush-piloting in northern Quebec. 1936: Buys Waco Cabin bi-plane. Flys the bush through 1938. 1939: Recruited by Trans-Canada Airlines (TCA) from his piloting job with Montreal's Dominion Skyways. 1940: First Officer, then Captain for TCA. Begins training RCAF and USAAF pilots as part of war effort. 1941: Pilot-in-command of Lockheed Electra 14 on the historic flight between Moncton and Halifax that linked Canada from the Pacific to the Atlantic, thus establishing a truly national trans-continental air service. War Years: Flies the Canada-UK route for the non-commercial Canadian Government Trans-Atlantic Air Service. 1947: Flies North Stars, Super Constellations, and DC-8s for TCA on regular commercial domestic and international flights. 1961: Sets world trans-Atlantlic speed record between Winnipeg and Prestwick, Scotland in a DC-8 jet. Six hours, 54 minutes -- he shaved an hour off the existing record. 1971: Retires from Air Canada after 33 years of service which saw more than 1000 Atlantic crossings and 24,000 hours in the air -- mostly as a pilot-in-command. But Captain Roger Smith was not one to let it stop there. After retiring with Catherine, his wife of 57 years, he owned and restored several aircraft: A Cesna 140, a Piper Cub, and a SeeBee Amphibious. In 1999, at age 87, he piloted a Stearman PT17 in the company of one of his three sons. Roger Smith first saw a photograph of an airplane in 1925, when he was 13. The story was about Charles Lindbergh. And he fell in love with the idea of flying. At the end of his life he had put in more than seven decades in the pilot's seat and accrued more than 27,000 flight hours in aircraft ranging from open cockpit bi-planes, bush planes in the frozen North, to huge ocean and continent-hopping commercial jets. His was a love affair that didn't end with his death -- it lives on in the history of Canadian aviation. =============== Website: http://aerovision.org/aerovision.org%5Fnon%5Fssl/pantheon/inductees.htm The Québec Air and Space Hall of Fame Roger L. Smith (1912-2003) Native of Coaticook in the Eastern Townships, Roger Smith was only 15 years old when he began as an apprentice mechanic at Saint-Hubert for Continental Aero Corporation, under Hervé St-Martin. It was in 1928, the same year of the inauguration of the airport. In exchange for his work, Smith was able to learn to fly, getting some experience next to more experienced airmen such St-Martin, Roméo Vachon, Lee Mackay, Stuart Graham, Hervé Simoneau and Walter Leavens. At the age of 19, Roger Smith became presumably the youngest Canadian airman to obtain a commercial pilot license, already operating his own air service: Roger L. Smith Air Service. At the helm of a small Travel Air 4000 biplane, the young man criss-crossed the country selling coupons which offered aircraft flights for $2. Parachute jumps during air meets and the transport of fishermen to the North also counted among the first activities of the young airman. Having piloted in the 30’s for McKay Exploration Co, St-Martin Air Transport in Saint-Félicien and Dominion Skyways in Rouyn, Smith was hired in 1939 by TCA (Trans-Canada Air Lines, now Air Canada), becoming captain after only 9 months. On April 16th, 1941, he piloted the final segment (Moncton-Halifax) during the inauguration in a Lockheed 14 Electra of the Trans-Canada service of TCA connecting the Pacific to the Atlantic. During the war, Smith was also affected to the transatlantic transport service, piloting along with George Lothian, four-engined Lancastrian aircraft (Lancaster bombers modified for the transport of passengers towards Europe). Inaugurating several new lines during his long career, Roger Smith piloted more than 50 types of aircraft, from the canvas biplane to the DC8 jet, by way of the Super Constellation. He retired from Air Canada in 1971, adding up credibly more than 1,000 crossings of the Atlantic Ocean. He continued to pilot up to an advanced age, reaching the tremendous total of 27 000 hours of flight, which is the equivalent of more than 3 years in the air ! Inducted November 26, 2003. ======================

HENRY J. HOPKINSON was the twin brother of my 2 great grandfather WILLIAM CUELL HOPKINSON who predeceased him by about 13 years. =================================== SHERBROOKE RECORD, Thursday, April 29, 1920 FUNERAL OF LATE MR. HOPKINSON In the death of the late MR. HENRY J. HOPKINSON, which occurred on Saturday, Sherbrooke loses its oldest citizen. MR. HENRY HOPKINSON having been a resident of this city for eighty-four years. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon, prayers being said at the home of deceased, 88 Queen street, by REV. E. C. RUSSELL, of ST. PETER'S Church, assisted by REV. ALFRED BRIGHT, of ST. ANDREW'S Church. A large number of old friends of MR. HOPKINSON's and the family followed in the funeral cortege to ST. PETER's Church, where the impressive service was conducted by REV. H. REGINALD BIGG, and the hymns "Rock of Ages and "Abide With Me," were sung by the choir, MR. A. E. WHITEHEAD being at the organ. The interment was made in Elmwood Cemetery, the solemnness of the commitment closing the last scene of a long life. The bearers were MESSRS. W. L. McSWIGGAN, L AWRENCE LESLIE, WILLIAM ROSS, EDWARD McGEE, A. A. GUNNING and JAMES SCHOLES and the mourners were MESSRS. WILLIAM and HENRY HOPKINSON, sons of deceased; RICHARD MARTIN, son-in-law; CHARLES MARTIN, grandson; ORIAN (RICHARD ORION) HOPKINSON, of Waterville, and ROBERT HILL of Belvidere, nephews. the casket was covered with beautiful flowers, tributes of remembrance and affection from lifelong friends and relatives. Deceased, who was 89 years of age was born in London, England, son of the late WILLIAM HOPKINSON, who came to Canada as a representative of the British-American Land Company to assist in opening up the country. Later, when he settled in Sherbrooke, he went into business, and his son HENRY became an expert cabinet maker and carpenter, and indispensable vocation in a new community. MR. HOPKINSON saw the growth of the tiny hamlet with a few scattered houses, to a flourishing young city, and was always keenly interested in its development. His conversation was always interesting, giving picture of the early days and the old residents many of whom have gone to their rest. He was a veteran of the Fenian Raid, had received the medal, and was honored and esteemed by all who knew him. Beloved by his family, he lived a contented life until some two years ago his health began to fail. Only confined to bed for three weeks, the end came quite suddenly. He is survived by his wife, aged 82, who was MISS BARBARA STAFFORD of Sherbrooke; the two sons mentioned above and five daughters, MRS. LOUIS GAGNE, of Manchester, N.H.; MRS. LUDOVIC SHYATTE, of Tilton, N.H.; MRS. RICHARD MARTIN, of Sherbrooke; MRS. RICHARD DENNIS, of Groton, Vt.; and MRS. GEORGE CLOUGH, of Newburyport, Mass.; sixteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. ==============================

SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD - Friday Feb. 19, 1915 DR. R. A. D. KING, WATERVILLE, DEAD His Passing Removes One of the Oldest Medical Men in This District. SERVED THROUGHOUT WHOLE OF AMERICAN CIVIL WAR AND WAS WITH FORCES IN NORTHWEST. WATERVILLE, Feb. 19 - (Special) DR. REGINALD A. D. KING died at his residence here this morning at the age of 69 years. The deceased was well known throughout the district, having been in practice in Compton before coming to this place. He is survived by a widow, (Note: 2nd wife: KATHERINE DOBSON GALE) one daughter and three sons. The funeral will be held at St. John's Church, Waterville, on Saturday at 1:30 p.m., and the interment will be at Compton. The late DR. REGINALD A. D. KING was born in Quebec city in the year 1845, being the son of the late REV. WM. KING, Anglican minister of that city. He was educated at Bishop's College School, Lennoxville, and in 1868 received his M. D. Degree from McGill University. He entered the Canadian Militia as an ensign in 1863, and was a graduate of the Military School. He occupied the position of principal medical officer for a number of years. He served under the late Field Marshall SIR GARNET WOLSELEY in the Canadian West. He also served during the whole of the American Civil War as a medical officer. The deceased held other offices, including that of President of the ST. FRANCIS Medical Association, Chairman of the School Commissioners, and was a member of the Executive Committee of the Forestry Congress, Washington, D. C. ====================

HISTORY OF STANSTEAD COUNTY by B. F. HUBBARD Pages 237 & 238 FAMILY OF CHAUNCEY BULLOCK, ESQ. CHAUNCEY BULLOCK, b. in Guilford, Vt., Sept. 21, 1796. Commenced mercantile business in Georgeville in 1817, and continued for several years. Was the first postmaster appointed at Georgeville; was actively employed in public affairs, having held several offices of high responsibility and trust; his last appointment was Collector of Customs for 'the Port of Stanstead. In 1818, he m. BETSEY IVES - she d. April 8, 1841. In 1842 he m. MARY IVES, who d. Feb. 16, 1843. In 1844, he m. JERUSHA IVES; she d. May 28, 1861. In 1862, he m. ANNIS ABBOTT, widow of NOBLE BULLOCK. His family were members of the Wesleyan Church. He d. in 1870. CHILDREN BY 1st MARRIAGE (BETSEY IVES) CLARISSA, b. March 17, 1819 - m. HON. AMASA T. MERRIMAN. EMILY, b. Dec. 18, 1823 - d. May 14, 1846. BETSEY L., b. March 11, 1825 - d. Nov. 17, 1834. CHAUNCEY H., b. Jan. 18, 1829 - d. Aug. 24, 1848. HELEN A., b. Dec. 7, 1831 - m. ISAAC BUTTERS. She d. Dec. 2, 1858 WILLIAM E., b. Oct. 25, 1836. An advocate in Montreal. MARY L., b. April 29, 1840 - d. young. CHILD BY 2nd MARRIAGE. (MARY IVES) MARY IVES, b. Jan. 28, 1843.

HISTORY OF STANSTEAD COUNTY by B. F. HUBBARD (Province of Quebec, Canada) with sketches of more than five hundred families. Pages 236 & 237. FAMILY OF WILLIAM BULLOCK, ESQ. WILLIAM BULLOCK, ESQ., was born in Guilford, Vt., in 1770 - m. ARTEMISIA WELLMAN. They settled on Nos. 27 and 28, 2nd Range of Stanstead, near Georgeville, in 1801. Being among the very earliest settlers, they experienced the fortunes that attended the labors of our fathers in making for themselves homes in the wilderness. He early took an active part in the management of public affairs, having received a magistrate's commission and the offices of trust from the Provincial Government. With hardly an exception in the family have all been active useful members of the community. He d. in 1828. His wife d. in 1836. Their children were: WILLIAM, MIRIAM, BIEL, THADDEUS, CHAUNCEY, RECTINA, SAMUEL, JESSE, ARTEMISIA, INCREASE, NOBLE and HARRIET. These all married and had families and their descendants are widely scattered over Canada and the United States. The progenitors of WILLIAM BULLOCK, the subject of this notice, can be distinctly traced back to the time of the Norman Conquest in 1066, and some 300 years before the time of the introduction of surnames into England. We find the name and coat of arms of the family in English Heraldry. The insignia upon the shield are three bulls' heads, and above the shield, a crest of five battle axes with the motto, "nil conscire sibi." In 1635, three brothers, HENRY, EDWARD and RICHARD BULLOCK, emigrated from England and settled in Salem, Mass. RICHARD BULLOCK removed to Rehoboth, Mass., in 1647, and from him, WILLIAM BULLOCK was a descendant.

At 08:24 AM 11/19/2004 -0500, you wrote: >..It took me a few minutes, but I finally found web sites which discussed >the counties in Quebec Province, and saw that Huntingdon County is down in >the southwestern corner, on the NY border, and having Ontario Province >across the river. > >While searching, I also found a web site offering the 1842 Census for >Huntingdon County, and found several HENDERSON families mentioned. One >of them was a Samuel HENDERSON, and I'm curious whether that is where >Samuel HENDERSON from Argentueil County in the 1830's .. moved to. > >(Did not see any KERR's mentioned.) > >www.rootsweb.com/~qchuntin/hin42.htm If you go to the home page of that Huntingdon County GenWeb site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~qchuntin/Default.htm and follow the link to Churches and Church Records, then to the Protestant Church Records and then to Pioneer families of the Chateauguay Valley, you will find the family of William Henderson and Mary Mullins, which includes Samuel. You will also have the family contact, Bill Henderson, and his email address. The family was from County Down in Ireland. There are Kerrs in the Chateauguay Valley, in Chateauguay county, who came from Ayrshire, Scotland. >I'm also curious whether any of the relatives of the families who settled >got Land Grants in Argenteuil County in the 1820's .. were lucky enough to >get the Land in Huntington County. > >Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) > >P.S. When I did a search for "Hitchinbrook, Quebec," 98% of the web >sites I found were about .. Hitchinbrook / Hinchinbrook Island in Australia ! It is Hinchinbrook or Hinchinbrooke [now the accepted spelling] Township in Huntingdon County, Quebec. The Gore Concession in Hinchinbrooke was so named because of its triangular shape, due to the concessions surveyed back from the river being at an angle to those surveyed from the American border, and Gore being where they met. I believe the Gore concessions in Argenteuil and in the Eastern Townships probably have a similar origin. Bill Brady Ottawa, ON

Hello, Last week I was reminded of a page from Eileen's web site on the "former Township of Gore" which describes the petition of settlers in the 1820's, upon their arriving in Canada. This petition says that they were supposed to get land in Huntingdon County and settle there, but it was all "lotted out." "To His Excellency George Earl of Dalhousie, K.G.C., captain General and Governor in chief of the provinces of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, &c, &c The petition of the undersigned citizens of Ireland Most humbly sheweth That your Excellency's petitioners emigrated from Ireland, for the purpose of settling themselves and families, in some part of His Majesty's American colonies, and on their landing at Quebec and making the requisite enquiries, were decided to proceed to the Township of Godmanchester, Hinchinbrooke or Hemingsford. On their making application to the agent for these townships, they were informed the land was all allotted. Petetioners then proceeded to the Township of Wentworth, which they were informed was then lotting out; but there they were again disappointed, in consequence of the land not being surveyed. Thus, my lord, having wandered about until their resources were exhausted, and their families overtaken by the winter, they had no prospect remaining, but that of immediately erecting shanties to protect them from the inclemency of the weather, and perishing, which they did on a gore of Government land, east of the township of Wentworth, and in the rear of the Seigneury of Argenteuil. Your Excellency's petitioners, can each produce unexceptionable testimonies of loyalty and good character, from clergymen of the church of England, and captains of yeomanry under whom they served. They therefore most humbly implore that your Excellency will be graciously pleased to suffer them to remain unmolested on the said land, till at some future period, it may be surveyed and lotted out." http://www3.telus.net/public/mcelroye/webpages/gore.html/intro.html ..It took me a few minutes, but I finally found web sites which discussed the counties in Quebec Province, and saw that Huntingdon County is down in the southwestern corner, on the NY border, and having Ontario Province across the river. While searching, I also found a web site offering the 1842 Census for Huntingdon County, and found several HENDERSON families mentioned. One of them was a Samuel HENDERSON, and I'm curious whether that is where Samuel HENDERSON from Argentueil County in the 1830's .. moved to. (Did not see any KERR's mentioned.) www.rootsweb.com/~qchuntin/hin42.htm .. I'm also curious whether any of the relatives of the families who settled got Land Grants in Argenteuil County in the 1820's .. were lucky enough to get the Land in Huntington County. Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) P.S. When I did a search for "Hitchinbrook, Quebec," 98% of the web sites I found were about .. Hitchinbrook / Hinchinbrook Island in Australia ! P.S.2 I will be moving to a new home next week and am in the packing process. So, I might not have time to respond to e-mails until December.

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1891 - 1905 Page 169. DEATH - LOVELL (AON) MOODY B. LOVELL of Coaticook, member of the Quebec Legislature for Stanstead County, d. Jan. 29, 1902 in Portland, Me. where he had gone for treatment.

STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS 1876-1890 Page 117. DEATH - LOVELL At Coaticook, Feb. 10, 1885, ARTIE W. MERRIMAN, beloved wife of HENRY LOVELL, ESQ. in her 57th year.

1881 CANADA CENSUS BRYANT SMITH Male Other Information: Birth Year <1856> Birthplace USA Age 25 Occupation Merchant Marital Status M <Married> Ethnic Origin English Head of Household Bryant SMITH Religion Anglican Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Bryant SMITH M Male English 25 USA Merchant Anglican Etta S. SMITH M Female English 21 Canada Anglican Myrta SMITH Female English <1 Born: Jun; 9/12 Canada Anglican Source Information: Census Place Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec Family History Library Film 1375835 NA Film Number C-13199 District 56 Sub-district G Division 1 Page Number 23 Household Number 116 =============== 1901 CANADA CENSUS District: QU STANSTEAD (#195) Subdistrict: Coaticook (Town/Ville) d-2 Page 1 National Archives Web Site Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6546 18 4 Smith Bryant J. M Head M Mar 31 1843 58 19 4 Smith Arietta F Wife M Mar 9 1849 42 20 4 Smith Stewart M Son S Apr 17 1884 16 21 4 Smith Pearl F Daughter S Dec 23 1888 13

1901 Canada Census District: QU STANSTEAD (#195) Subdistrict: Stanstead k-3 Page 6 National Archives Web Site Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6546 36 66 Watson John M Head M Jun 8 1833 67 37 66 Watson Emily F Wife M Jun 12 1848 52

In a message dated 11/18/2004 5:32:03 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Trying to find information on John Watson who was married to Sarah Clark and reportedly lived in Stanstead, Canada during the turn of the century. Would appriecate any help from you or the list in general. Thank you for any help you may be able to offer. Hi - Have you checked the 1901 online census yet? There was a JOHN WATSON in the SJVS but may not be yours - this JOHN WATSON's 2nd wife was EMMA SCHOOLCRAFT - this was his death notice - died Jan. 12, 1902 in Linboro. He was survived by one son WALLACE WATSON of Lyndonville, VT and his wife of 1 1/2 years EMMA SCHOOLCRAFT. JSR