Seeking info on ship registration, and Capt Kendall, William Fairchild the Mate, Ann Sanders (sic) passenger, a board the: Frances Mary (400 tons) - dp 18 Jan 1826 St John, New Brunswick to Liverpool, timber; Captain Kendall - ship wreck began in gales, Feb 1, 1826 - March 7 "His B.M. Ship Blonde came to assist survivors (four men & 2 women), at latitude 44, 42, north, longitude (sic) 31, 57 west. - the Frances Mary, later in Jamacia was refitted and sent to sea again. Thanks for any tips or comments Marilyn in Jasper Canada Email: mkan@incentre.net RESEARCHING SURNAMES: 18C & 19C: - Leslie (m. Knowles/Knolls, Lyall, Stephen) in Old Machar & Monymusk, Aberdeenshire (fishing & Perthshire Light Infantry); to PEI, Canada abt 1820-30. - Crouch (m. Goddard / Broadwater) , Chennells (m. Reeve) all farm managers e.g. in Amersham, Quarendon, Aylesbury Bucks; Clophill Bedfordshire; Passenham, Naseby Northants; Clophill Bedfordshire; Littlehampton, Yapton & Walberton in WSussex ; to Canada abt 1890. - Fairchild (m. Sanders/Saunders), Perkins (m. Bowen) from Devon (possibly with Bible Christians &/or Cambridge Shipbuilderrs) to PEI abt 1830. 19C & 20C: -- Fairchild (m. Sensabaugh), Leslie (m. Perkins) & Large (m. Stephen) in PEI (mariners and ship builders). - Chennells in England & Canada.