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Archives of New Brunswick. The information has not been verified 

against any official records. Since the information in First Families is 

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LABAUVE: Thomas Labauve b. c1720 in NS s/o Louis Labauve and Anne 

Lavache, m. (1 st ) Marie Benoit, m. (2 nd ) Marie - a Micmac: came to NB in 1765 

and settled on Saint John River: 

Child of first wife: 

1) Ignace-Marie Labauve b. 1742: 

Children of second wife: 

2) Gabriel Labauve b. 1749: 

3) Joseph-Thomas Labauve b. 1765: 

4) Germain-Grégoire Labauve born 1768. 

Source: MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 3, 

page 1197. 

LABILLOIS: Joseph H. Labillois s/o Dr. Charles Labillois of Bretangne, France 

and Miguasha, Bonaventure County, Quebec and his wife, Amelia Meagher: Joseph 

came to NB and settled at Dalhousie, Restigouche County: m. Melvina Cullen and 

had children. 

Source: MC1156 Graves Papers: Charles Henry Labillois, 1 page: see also MC2657 

NBGS Generations Vol 20, No. 3, Fall 1998, Mary Young’s Dr. Charles LaBillois 

family, pages 12-13. 

LACASSE: Joseph LaCasse b. c1814 in Quebec, d. 1879, married Catherine - 

b. c1820 in County Cork, Ireland, d. 1887: they came to NB and settled in or near 

Campbellton, Restigouche County: this family is not found in the 1871 Restigouche 

County census returns. 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #37, September 1988: Our Lady of the 

Snows Roman Catholic Parish Cemetery, Campbellton, Restigouche County, page 

42. 

LACELLES: Edward Lacelles b. c1786 in Ireland, d. 12 Mar 1868 at Calais, 

Washington County, ME: m. Mary - b. c1776 in Ireland, d. 10 Oct 1858 in NB: 

they came to NB about 1823 and settled in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County: 

following Mary’s death Edward moved to Calais to live with his son.

Children born in Ireland: 

1) Agnes Nancy Lacelles b. 1805, d. 2 Feb 1857, m. David Stewart b. c1805 in 

Ireland, d. 26 Jul 1876, s/o David and Margaret Stewart: settled at Second Falls, 

Saint George Parish, Charlotte County and had nine children: 

2) Mary Jane Lacelles born c1809, m. 30 Apr 1823 at St. Andrews, Charlotte 

County, NB, Alexander McCann born c1797 in Ireland: he came to NB about 1819: 

settled in Saint Patrick Parish: had five children: 

3) Sarah Lacelles born c1813, married 8 Oct 1835 at St. Andrews, NB, John B. 

Creasy b. c1803 in England, d. before 1871: settled in Saint Patrick Parish: 

4) Samuel Lacelles b. c1815, d. 8 Jun 1890: m. 21 Mar 1839 at St. Andrews, NB, 

Celia Ann Trenholm b. c1819 probably in NS, d. 19 Mar 1895 settled in Calais, ME 

by 1860: had no issue. 

Source: MC80/2800 William J. Adams et. al. Irvins, Irvines and Irvings of St. 

Stephen, New Brunswick: a genealogy of the descendants of Thomas Irvin and 

Margaret Jane Bell, pages 314-315. 

LACHLAN, John: see LOUGHRAN, John 

LACKEY: John Lackey or Laughy b. c1811 in Ireland, m. in Ireland, Jane 

DeLacy? or Jane Forrest b. c1811 in Ireland: they came to NB in 1831: first settled 

at Sussex, then at Norton, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) Margaret Jane Lackey born 29 Sep 1839 in Kings County, NB, d. 1916 at Elgin, 

NB, m. 9 Oct 1864 Jacob Nowlan of Norton, NB, b. c1837 in Scotland, died 20 Apr 

1908 in Elgin, Albert County, NB: 

2) Mary Jane Lackey baptized 16 Aug 1841, d. young: 

3) John C. Lackey b. 29 Sep 1843, d. 1 May 1914 in Saint John, NB, married 6 or 16 

Sep 1864 in Norton, Catherine Jane Cassidy b. 29 Dec 1839, died 20 Feb 1902, d/o 

James Cassidy and Jane Kerr or Jane Corry: eleven children: 

4) Mary Ann Lackey born c1846. 

Source: MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, page 169: see also 

MC1/Laughy, #1,2,3 50 pages: a land petition says John Laughy Sr. was born in 

Scotland. 

LACROIX: Jean Lacroix born c1757, died 1 Jan 1827: he came to NB before 1811 

and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: married (1 st ) c1787 Jeanne dit 

Jeanneton Albert d/o Gabriel Albert and Angélique Bouthillier: m. (2 nd ) 25 Feb 

1811 at Caraquet, Adélaide Hébert d/o Jean Hébert and Rose Cyr of Bonaventure, 

QC: 

Children of first wife: 

1) Ambroise Lacroix b. 4 Apr 1789, d. 5 May 1793: 

2) Andre Lacroix born 15 Dec 1790: 

3) Marie Lacroix born c1800, m. 3 Nov 1819 André Larocque s/o François 

Larocque and Marie Morais of Paspébiac, QC: 

4) Marie Lacroix b. c1806, died 20 Oct 1808:

5) Félicité Sara Lacroix born 28 Jul 1807: 


6) Jean Olivier Lacroix born 2 Dec 1812, d. 14 Oct 1889, m. c1842 Marie McGrath 

b. 1816, d. 24 Apr 1888: had three children: 

7) Vital Lacroix born 27 Sep 1816, d. 13 Jun 1818: 

8) Marguerite Osithe Lacroix born 27 Feb 1821, d. 20 Apr 1901, m. c1842 Agapit 

Albert s/o Isaac Albert and Osithe Mailloux: 

9) Jean Octave Lacroix born 19 Oct 1821, m. 26 Nov 1848 Séraphie Gionet d/o 

Charles Gionet and Geneviève LeBreton: they settled at Bas-Caraquet and had five 

children: 

10) Éloi Lacroix b. c1824, d. unmarried 1 Dec 1890. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pgs. 264-5. 

LADDS: Frederick William Ladds born in England, d. 18 Apr 1858, m. (1 st ) c1819 

- , married (2 nd ) 8 Sep 1838 Hannah Wilson: settled at Maugerville, Sunbury 

County: 

Children of first marriage: 

1) Frederick William Ladds Jr. b. 1820, died 7 Oct 1905, married 1 Jan 1844 

Margaret Hamilton, b. 1827: 

2) William Ladds born 1822, married c1848 Margaret Colman born 1826: 

3) Harriet Ladds: 

4) Elizabeth Saunders Ladds. 

Source: MC1/ Ladds, 5 pages: there may have been a son John Ladds born 1826 

who married Margaret Kelly d/o John Kelly and Mary Good. 

LAGACÉ: Louis Lagacé bp. 21 Jan 1783 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC s/o Basile Mignier 

dit Lagacé and Madeleine LeClerc: married 29 Jul 1805 at Rivière-Ouelle, 

Madeleine Levesque d/o Joseph Levesque and Thècle Bard: came to NB about 

1820: settled at Pointe-Verte, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Louis Lagacé married 28 Nov 1826 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Fournier d/o Jacques 

Fournier and Angélique Couture: 

2) François Lagacé m. 30 Jun 1830 at Bathurst, NB, Mathilde Boudreau d/o Joseph 

Boudreau and Rosalie Haché: 

3) Modeste Lagacé m. 26 Jan 1830 at Bathurst, Louis Couture s/o Augustin 

Couture and Véronique Bégin of Québec: 

4) Elie Lagacé married (1 st ) 19 Sep 1831 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Hébert d/o Joseph 

Hébert and Théotiste Doucet: m. (2 nd ) Pélagie Haché: 

5) Angélique Lagacé m. 23 Nov 1834 Fabien Guitard s/o François Guitard and 

Marie LeFiliatre: 

6) Lucille Lagacé married 22 Sep 1838 at Petit-Rocher, Olivier Duplessis s/o Joseph 

Duplessis and Françoise Chouinard: 

7) Joseph Lagacé married (1 st ) 26 Jan 1841 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Haché d/o 

Mélème Haché and Osithe Roussel: m. (2 nd ) on 18 Apr 1869 at Petit-Rocher, Marie 

Anne Boudreau d/o Romain Boudreau and Rebecca Doucet:

8) Narcisse Lagacé m. 11 Oct 1845 Louise Doucet d/o Tranquille Doucet and 

Rebecca Pitre: 

9) Vincent Lagacé b. 3 Oct 1824, married 20 May 1845 Sophie Chamberlain d/o 

Benonie Chamberlain and Sophie Thériault: 

10) Basile Lagacé b. 5 Feb 1827, married 28 Sep 1846 Euphrosine Roy d/o Laurent 

Roy and Olive Johnson: 

11) Marie Lagacé born 26 Dec 1828, married Pierre Coté. 

Sources: MC80/814 Rosaline Guitard’s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques (Petit- 

Rocher) Vol. 2, #5, pages 15 to 16: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New 

Brunswick lineages, page 142. 

LAINE: Henry Joseph Laine born c1876 in Finland, s/o Jean Samuel Laine and 

Marie Elida Lehtonen of Laitilon, Pitoja, Finland: came to NB: settled in Beresford, 

Gloucester County: later moved to Québec: married 27 Feb 1911 at Robertville in 

Beresford Parish, Gloucester County, Marie Haché d/o Joseph Haché and Christine 

Comeau: 

Children : 

1) Flora Laine b. 1915, d. 1916: 

2) Marguerite Laine b. 1924, d. 1925: 

3) Marie Laine b. 1925, d. 1926: 

4) Lydia Laine: 

5) Henri Laine. 

Source: MC80/995 Donat Robichaud’s Beresford: Le petit Nipisiguit, pages 256-258. 

LAING: David Laing born 1811 at Anstruther in Fifeshire, Scotland, died 30 Dec 

1896, m. 25 Dec 1830 at Cameron, Fifeshire, Scotland, Rebecca Mudie b. 1811 

Ceres, Fifeshire, d. 3 Dec 1885: 

Children: 

1) Agnes Laing born 8 Dec 1831 at Forgan, Fifeshire: 

2) Ann Laing b. 1833 in Fifeshire, married Andrew Bricknell: settled in NB: 

3) Elizabeth Jane Laing b. 1835 probably at Kingsbarns, Fifeshire, d. 21 Apr 1913, 

m. 4 Jun 1858 Moonzie, Fifeshire, Scotland William Lamont born 7 Jul 1836 in 

Scone, Perthshire, d. 9 Mar 1911, s/o William Lamont and Margaret Robertson: he 

came to NB in 1858 and settled at West Glassville in Aberdeen Parish, Carleton 

County: had ten children: 

4) John Laing b. 15 Nov 1836, m. Emma Huston: settled in NB: 

5) Margery Laing b. 26 Jun 1838 Kingsbarns, married Alexander Stevenson: 

6) David Laing b. 4 Aug 1840 at Kingsbarns: 

7) Mary Laing b. 26 Jul 1842 possibly at Boarshill, Scotland, died 6 Jun 1902, m. 

Henry Robertson Lamont b. 1838 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland, d. 1896, s/o William 

Lamont and Margaret Robertson: came to NB early in 1862 and settled in West 

Glassville: had eight children: 

8) Isabella Laing born 26 May 1845 at Forgan, Fifeshire: 

9) Janet Laing b. 29 Apr 1847 at Forgan: 

10) Rebecca Laing born 10 Jun 1851 at Forgan.

Sources: MC80/1691 Janet B. Spurgeon’s The Lamonts from the fair land of 

Gowrie: two hundred years of descendants, pages 4-5: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. 

Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 97-98. 

LAKE: Nicholas Lake b. 1757 at North Hill, Cornwall County, England, bp. 18 Nov 

1757, d. 14 Jul 1804, s/o Simon and Sarah Lake: came to America as a young man 

and settled at Cambridge, Washington County, NY: came to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist 

and settled in Saint John: possibly m. at Cambridge, NY, Elizabeth Hogal widow of 

John Hogal a Loyalist. 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #64, Summer 1995: David W. Lake’s 

Nicholas Lake (1757-1804), pages 9-10. 

LAMB: Andrew Dixon Lamb born c1829 in Glasgow, Scotland, s/o George Lamb: 

he came to NB and settled in St. Andrews, Charlotte County: m. Jane Augherton 

born 1826 in Ireland d/o George Augherton and Nancy Kyle: 

Children: 

1) George Herbert Lamb b. c1853, m. (1 st ) Elizabeth Rowan: had one child: m. 

(2 nd ) Sarah Ross Simpson: had no issue: 

2) Claude Morton Lamb b. c1855, married Annie Stevenson and had three children: 

3) Warwick Andrew Lamb b. c1856, married Josephine Keene and had two 

children: 

4) Joseph Dixon Lamb b. c1857, m. Catherine Neill and had one child: 

5) Marie Agnes Lamb b. c1860, m. Charles Matthews and had no issue: 

6) Ella Gertrude Lamb married Goodwill Douglas and had two children: 

7) Annie Lila Lamb m. Percy Hanson and had three children: 

Source: Charlotte County scrapbook: Hanson genealogy on microfilm F69, page 98: 

Andrew Lamb’s brother George Lamb also settled in St. Andrews: his sister Elizabeth 

Lamb married Mr. McGaven and had three children. 

LAMB: James Lamb born in Glasgow, Scotland: he came to NB in 1816 and settled 

at Sackville, then at Shemogue, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: he married 

Janet Murray b. 1807 in Scotland: 

Children mentioned: 

1) Elizabeth Lamb b. c1838, d. 1917, married William Murray: 

2) Janet Lamb b. c1840, d. 1910, married Stephen Anderson: 

3) Robert Lamb b. 1841: settled on the homestead: 

4) Margaret Lamb born 1843, m. William Johnson: 

5) Maria Lamb b. 1848, d. 1931, m. Cyrus Munro. 

6) John G. Lamb b. 1851: settled in Port Elgin: 

Source: MC80/5 W.M. Burns’ A history and story of Botsford, pages 73-74: James 

came to NB with his sister Elizabeth Lamb who married a Mr. Carter and settled at 

Shemogue, NB: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on 

microfilm reel F20987: see sheet for James Lamb.

LAMB: James Hamilton Lamb b. - , died 1811: he came from Connecticut to NB in 

1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Fredericton, York County: married Harriet - b. 

1779, d. Apr 1822: they had at least four children: only child mentioned was, Sarah 

Lamb born 1800, d. 11 Apr 1827, m. Richard Dunn: settled in Fredericton and had at 

least one child. 

Source: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. II, 

pages 92-94. 

LAMB: Joseph Coke Lamb b. 1751 in England s/o Sir Mathew Lamb and 

Charlotte Coke of Melbourne Hall, England: served in the British Army until 1770 

then came to NB about 1772 and settled at Rockland, Dorchester Parish, Westmorland 

County: married c1781 Sarah Ayer b. 9 Oct 1758 at Norwich, CT, d/o Elijah Ayer 

and Abigail Merrill: 

Children are listed in a random order: 

1) John Lamb b. c1781, possibly married Elizabeth - b. 1799: settled in 

Dorchester Parish and had at least four children: 

2) Abby/Abigail Lamb m. Alexander Kinnear. 

3) Mary/Polly Lamb b. 12 Feb 1783, m. 8 Oct 1801 Gideon Smith b. 13 Jun 1777 at 

Upper Dorchester where the family settled: 

4) Isaac Lamb: 

5) Joseph Lamb: 

6) Mariner Lamb b. c1786, m. Abigail Davidson b. 1795: 

7) William Lamb b. 1789, m. Margaret - born 1800: settled in Dorchester Parish: 

had at least eight children: 

8) Sally/Sarah Lamb born c1791, d. 27 Feb 1880, married Amasa Weldon of 

Dorchester, NB. 

Sources: MC1/Colpitts/Bissett/Lamb, 30 pages: contains a copy of a report titled 

The Lamb and Bissett families and their beginnings in America in which it is said 

that a daughter of Gideon Smith and Mary Lamb married Captain William Harding 

Bissett: see MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm reel 

F20987: see sheets for Joseph Coke Lamb and his sons: the order of the children 

differs among sources. 

LAMBERT: John Lambert born c1755: came from New Jersey in 1783 as a 

Loyalist: first settled on the Kennebecasis River, Kings County, then by 1804 he 

moved to Deer Island, West Isles Parish, Charlotte County: wife’s name is not 

provided: 

Children: 

1) Catherine Lambert born c1776, m. 1 Nov 1794 Joseph Stinson of St. Andrews, 

Charlotte County: 

2) William Lambert m. c1801 and had issue: settled in St. Andrews, NB: 

3) Edmund Lambert m. 1 Oct 1804 Sarah E. Beatty: settled in St. Andrews: 4) 

Mathew Lambert m. Deborah - : settled in Calais, ME:

5) James Lambert b. 1788, m. 9 Jun 1821 Eleanor Scanlin b. 1799, died 23 Mar 

1829: settled in St. Andrews in 1810 and had issue: 

6) Samuel Lambert born 1789, died 1858, married 1809 Elizabeth Pendleton born 

1790, d. 1870: they settled on Deer Island: 

7) Henry Lambert m. 6 Aug 1814 Mary Greenlaw: settled in St. Andrews: 8) 

Joseph M. Lambert b. 1796, d. 27 Oct 1875, married (1 st ) 13 Apr 1829 Sarah 

Franklin or Frankland b. 10 May 1813, d. before 1850, d/o William W. Franklin or 

Frankland: had one child: m. (2 nd ) 4 Dec 1850 Martha Ann Matthews b. Sep 1830, 

d. 23 May 1896: had three children: settled on Grand Manan by 1830: 

9) John Lambert Jr. born 1798, married 19 Apr 1826 Lydia Ann Long d/o Richard 

Long: 

10) Daniel Lambert born 1800, d. 1857, m. 8 Dec 1829 Dorothy Frankland born 

1812 d/o William W. Frankland, died after 1871: settled at Lords Cove, Deer Island: 

11) Lydia Lambert b. 1800, d. after 1861, married John Jameson: 

12) Robert Lambert b. 1801, died after 1851: was married: 

13) Margaret Lambert b. 1803: 

14) Mary Ann Lambert born 1806: 

15) Charles E. Lambert born 1810: 

16) Eleanor Lambert born 1815, died 1883, m. 9 Mar 1836 William Cline b. 1809, 

died 1885. 

Sources: MC80/21 Martha Barto’s Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles 

families, pages 124-131: see also MC80/360 Acadiensis: Vol III, No. 4, Oct 1903, 

Old Burial Ground, St. Andrews, page 292: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations 

Volume 24, No. 1, Spring 2002, Helen Brooks Lamberts of Grand Manan, page 27. 

LAMKEY: James Lamkey may have been born at Kouchibouguac, Carleton Parish, 

Kent County: m. Ellen Jardine: by the 1870’s they settled in Mortimer Corner, 

Harcourt Parish, Kent County: 

Children are listed in an estimated order: 

1) Aaron Lamkey m. 2 Sep 1867 Margaret Collins: had at least one child: 

2) Jack Lamkey born 1855, died 1927, m. Annie MacEacheran: settled at or near 

Browns Yard, NB and had four children: 

3) Jane Lamkey b. 1850, m. Mr. Langen: had no children: 

4) George Lamkey born 10 Mar 1856, m. Minnie Cail d/o John and Bertha Cail: 

settled at Moncton, NB and had one daughter: 

5) Ellen Lamkey born 14 Jun 1857, m. Mr. Curtain and had four children: moved to 

Lynn, MA: 

6) Mary Deborah Lamkey died young: 

7) Catherine Lamkey m. Mr. McDermott: 

8) Thomas Lamkey b. 11 Oct 1860 in Kouchibouguac, NB, died 6 Oct 1926 at 

Newcastle, NB, m. 3 Oct 1883 Elizabeth Houston Swetnam born 15 Nov 1865, d. 16 

Apr 1946: they had eight children: 

9) William Lamkey born 1863 m. Nellie - . 

Source: MC80/1131 Mary MacLaren’s The Lamkeys of Kent County. 

LAMKEY: John Lamkey or Lambkie born c1788 in Prussia, d. 4 Jun 1860: came to 

NB and settled at Kouchibouguac, Carleton Parish, Kent County: his wife’s name is

not provided: 

Only children mentioned: 

1) John Lamkey b. c1813, d. 30 Nov 1858, m. Deborah - b. c1800, died 6 Oct 

1850: 

2) Jonathan Lamkey b. c1824 in NB, married Elizabeth - b. c1825 in NB: settled 

in Carleton Parish and had at least six children: 

3) William Lamkey b. c1826 in NB, m. (1 st ) Mary - b. c1829 in NB, d. 14 Aug 

1851: m. (2 nd ) Helen - b. c1831: they settled in Richibucto Parish, Kent County and 

had at least three children: 

Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #51, Mar 1992: Kouchibouguac 

National Park – Williams cemetery [St-Louis, NB], page 61: also see the Kent 

County census records. 

LAMMEY: Hugh Lammey came to NB in 1783 with his wife as Loyalists: they 

settled in St. Andrews Parish Parish, Charlotte County: 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Newsletter Issue #13, September 1982: Sharon M. Debeau’s 

Charlotte County Loyalists, page 10. 

LAMONT: Alexander Lamont b. in Kilmarnock, Scotland, married Hannah 

Cameron: they came to NB and settled at Douglastown in Newcastle Parish, 

Northumberland County: only child mentioned was, Hugh Hunter Lamont b. 16 

May 1843, d. 8 Jun 1917, m. 1871 Mary Isabella Henderson d/o James Henderson 

and Mary Ingram born 1846, d. 1887. 

Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography. 

LAMONT: William Lamont born c1813 in Moneydie, Perthshire, Scotland, died 

1875, s/o John Lamont and Mary Clink, married 24 Nov 1834 in Scone, Perthshire, 

Margaret Robertson born 7 Aug 1814 at Kinnoul, Perthshire, died 1892, d/o James 

Robertson and Magdalene Walker: came to NB about 1858 and settled in West 

Glassville, Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: 

Children: 

1) William Lamont born on 7 Jul 1836 in Scone, Perthshire, died 9 Mar 1911, m. 4 

Jun 1858 at Moonzie, Fifeshire, Scotland, Elizabeth Jane Laing born in 1835 

probably at Kingsbarns, Fifeshire, d. 3 Dec 1885, d/o David Laing and Rebecca 

Mudie: to NB 1858: settled in West Glassville and had ten children: 

2) Henry Robertson Lamont born 6 Sep 1838 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland, d. 3 Mar 

1896, m. 20 Oct 1862 Mary Laing b. 26 Jul 1842 possibly at Boarshill, Scotland, d. 6 

Jun 1902, d/o David Laing and Rebecca Mudie: they came to NB early 1862 and 

settled in West Glassville: they had eight children: 

3) Madeleine or Magdalene Lamont born 21 Apr 1840 Pitmiddle, Kinnaird, 

Perthshire, d. 30 Sep 1920 in Longforgan, Perthshire: 

4) Mary Lamont born 3 Mar 1842 at Pitmiddle, d. 14 Oct 1883 at Taymouth Cottage, 

West Ferry, St. Andrew, Scotland:

5) John Lamont b. 11 Jan 1844 at Pittmiddle, d. 12 Sep 1914 in St. Andrew, 

Scotland: 

6) Euphemia Lamont b. c1846, d. at birth: 

7) David Lamont born 16 Jul 1849 at Errol, Perthshire, died 10 Feb 1890 at Trenton, 

NJ: 

8) James Lamont b. 28 Feb 1852, d. 6 Jul 1874 in Perthshire: 

9) Helen Lamont b. 16 Oct 1853 in Kinfauns, Perthshire, died 9 Mar 1934 in 

Perthshire. 

Sources: MC80/1691 Janet B. Spurgeon’s The Lamonts from the fair land of 

Gowrie: two hundred years of descendants: Elizabeth Jane Laing had siblings who 

settled in Carleton County NB: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick 

lineages, pages 97-98. 

LAMOREAUX: Daniel Lamoreaux b. 3 Apr 1763 at Yorktown, Westchester 

County, NY, d. 1821, s/o Andre Lamoreaux and Elizabeth Covert: married 30 Jul 

1780 at Hempstead, Long Island, NY, Charity Wetmore b. 23 Jan 1760 at Rye, 

Westchester County, NY, d. 10 Jul 1849: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and 

settled at Carleton, Saint John: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Lamoreaux born 1 Oct 1781 at Yorktown, NY, married George 

Washington Taylor: settled in Saint John and had one daughter: 

2) Susanna Lamoreaux b. 14 Jan 1783 at Yorktown, NY: 

3) Andrew Ogden Lamoreaux born 8 Dec 1785 at Carleton, Saint John, d. 19 Oct 

1879 Saint John, m. 17 Jul 1804 at Saint John, Sarah Wort b. 1 Feb 1789, died 9 Feb 

1855: settled in Carleton, Saint John and had nine children: 

4) Daniel Lamoreaux b. 21 Aug 1787 Carleton, Saint John: 

5) James C. Lamoreaux b. 17 Jul 1789 in Carleton, Saint John: 

6) Thomas S. Lamoreaux born 18 Jul 1791 in Carleton, Saint John, d. 4 Jun 1874, m. 

Hannah F. Gee b. 12 Jul 1795 in Saint John, d. 14 Sep 1867: had nine children: about 

1815 they moved to Newark, Wayne County, NY: 

7) David B. Lamoreaux born 23 Feb 1794 in Carleton, Saint John: married and had 

three children. 

Source: MC80/2134 Carl W. Smith’s A line of descent: French Huguenot Émigré 

André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 12. 

LAMOREAUX: Jesse Lamoreaux b. 12 Apr 1757 at Yorktown, Westchester 

County, NY s/o Andre Lamoreaux and Elizabeth Covert: m. 15 Aug 1782 Jane 

Wetmore born 4 Jun 1760 Rye, Westchester County, NY: came to NB in 1783 as 

Loyalists: 

Children: 

1) Susan Lamoreaux b. in NB: 

2) Timothy Lamoreaux b. NB. 


André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 11-12, 35-36.

LAMOREAUX: Joshua or Josue Lamoreaux b. 9 Jan 1739 at Phillipstown, Putnam 

County, NY s/o Daniel Lamoreaux and Jeanne Masse: married 1758 at 

Phillipstown, Elizabeth Ogden born 1738 in Dutchess County, NY: came to NB in 

1783 as Loyalists and settled at Gagetown, Queens County: 

Children born in Phillipstown, NY: 

1) Jerusha/Rhoda Lamoreaux b. c1758, buried in Kirtland, Ohio, m. Henry Earle 

born 1753: had issue in NB: 

2) Jemima Lamoreaux b. 1760, d. 13 Nov 1855, m. Archibald Wright born 1760, d. 

1837: settled in Ohio and had five children: 

3) James Lamoreaux born Jul 1768, d. 16 Nov 1869 Pickering, ON, m. 9 Sep 1795 at 

Gagetown, Martha Cross b. Jan 1777, d. 29 Aug 1828 at Pickering: had twelve 

children: moved to Ontario in 1808: 

4) Joshua Lamoreaux b. 13 Oct 1770, d. 18 Feb 1853, married 6 Mar 1807 at 

Gagetown, NB, Ann Cross born 1777, d. 6 Jun 1853: had ten children: settled in 

Scarborough, ON: 

5) Isaac Lamoreaux b. 6 Mar 1772, d. 1871, married Nancy Ann Miller: had ten 

children before moving to Scarborough, ON: 

6) John McCord Lamoreaux born 19 Jul 1774, d. 1849 in USA: married: had issue 

in Ontario: 

7) Andrew Lamoreaux b. 1776. 


André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 26-29. 

LANCHESTER: Henry Lanchester b. 1783 in England: came to NB in May 1817 

and settled at Cadman Corner in Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: m. Elizabeth 

Kench b. 1797: 

Children: 

1) Sarah Lanchester b. 1821, m. William Hardy: settled at Hardy, Botsford Parish: 

2) Robert Lanchester b. 1822, m. Susannah Dobson: settled on homestead: 

3) John Lanchester b. 1826: settled in Baie Verte, Westmorland County: 

4) Georgia Lanchester b. 1829: 

5) William Lanchester born 1832: 

6) Mary A. Lanchester born 1834, m. William Robinson: 

7) Jane Lanchester b. 1835, m. 1859 Elias Gooden: 

8) Sophia Lanchester b. 1837: 

9) Julia Lanchester b. 1839: 

10) Deborah Lanchester b. 1841, m. John Estabrooks of Sackville: 

11) Kezia Lanchester m. 1866 Benjamin Trenholm of Bayfield, NB: 

?) Miss Lanchester married Andrew Murray as his 2 nd wife. 

Sources: MC80/5 W.M. Burns’ A history and story of Botsford, pages 75-76 which 

spells the surname Lancaster: see the census records for Westmorland County which 

spells the surname Longchester: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New 

Brunswick lineages, pages 242-244, and Westmorland County marriage registers both 

of which spells the surname as Lanchester.

LANDRY: Alexis Landry b. 25 Aug 1721 at Grand-Pré, NS, d. 6 Mar 1798, s/o Jean 

Landry and Claire LeBlanc: m. c1745 in NS, Marie Thériault d/o Germain 

Thériault and Anne Richard, widow of Jean-Baptiste Cormier of Beaubassin: 

family settled in Caraquet, Gloucester County by 1769: 

Children: 

1) Anselme Landry born on 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, died 16 Dec 1806, m. c1775 

Marie Brideau d/o Louis Brideau and Marie Thérèse Thomas: 

2) Anne-Marie Landry born 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, died 24 Aug 1822, m. 

Pierre Thibodeau: 

3) Rémi Landry born c1748 or c1764, married about 1789 Charlotte Doiron: 

4) Agathe Landry born c1749, died 28 Apr 1820, m. c1773 Joseph Dugas s/o 

Charles Dugas and Anne LeBlanc of Carleton, QC: 

5) Thadée Landry born 1750 or c1758, died 10 Aug 1818 at Pokemouche, m. (1 st ) 

c1783 Madelaine Légère d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 22 

Nov 1808 Marie Cormier, widow of Alexandre Godin: 

6) Pierre Landry born c1751, died 10 Jan 1833, m. c1775 Marguerite Allain d/o 

Louis Allain and Anne Légère: 

7) Joseph Landry born 22 Jan 1760, d. c1838, m. (1 st ) 6 Jun 1789 at Caraquet, Marie 

Légère d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 24 Apr 1815 

Marguerite P. Pinet, widow of Pierre Thériault: 

8) Rosalie Landry born 1762, died unmarried 18 Dec 1780: 

9) François Landry b. 1764 or c1756, buried 11 Sep 1821, m. 15 May 1784 at 

Bonaventure, Adélaide Bourg d/o Joseph Bourg and Catherine Comeau of 

Bonaventure, QC. 

Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de 

Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC1286 

Volume IV Dictionary of Canadian Biography, page 436: see also MC80/781 Bona 

Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Volume II, page 668: see also 

MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 268 which says that 

Alexis’ wife Marie Thériault’s parents were Jean Thériault and Madeleine Bourg of 

Rivière-aux-Canards: also, it lists the children in a different order. 

LANDRY: Anselme Landry born 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, NS, d. 16 Dec 1806, 

s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. c1775 Marie Brideau born c1761, d. 

Autumn 1848, d/o Louis Brideau and Marie Thérèse Thomas: this family first 

settled at Caraquet, then at Grande-Anse in Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Ursule Landry b. c1776, d. Aug 1828, m. 23 Oct 1798 Joseph Benoit s/o Antoine 

Benoit and Marie Savoie of Tracadie, Gloucester County: 

2) Simon Landry b. c1778, m. at Bathurst, NB 11 Jun 1804 Geneviève Haché d/o 

Joseph Haché and Madelaine Doucet: 

3) Isaac Landry b. 3 Aug 1779 at Caraquet: 

4) Marie Elizabeth dit Isabelle Landry b. 1 Jan 1781 at Caraquet, m. c1800 Firmin 

Benoit s/o Antoine Benoit and Marie Savoie of Tracadie: 

5) Hélène Landry b. 21 Sep 1782, married Joseph Haché s/o Joseph Haché and 

Madeleine Doucet: 

6) Victoire Landry born 11 Feb 1784, died 5 Mar 1859 at Grande-Anse, NB, married

21 May 1810 at Bathurst, Gloucester County, Dominique Pinet s/o Dominique Pinet 

and Rose Boudreau: 

7) Germain Landry born 11 Feb 1785, m. 21 Jul 1812 Madelaine Haché d/o Joseph 

Haché and Madelaine Doucet of Bathurst, NB: 

8) Angélique Landry b. 20 Feb 1787, d. 17 Apr 1867 at Néguac, Gloucester County 

NB, m. (1 st ) 8 Aug 1808 at Bartibog, Northumberland County, Joseph Breau s/o 

Anselme Breau and Anastésie Arsenault: m. (2 nd ) 22 Feb 1819 at Caraquet, NB, 

Nicolas Latulippe s/o Nicolas Latulippe and Marie Anne Bilodeau of 

Charlesbourg, QC: 

9) Anselme Landry Jr. born 25 Dec 1788, died 22 Jun 1814 at Stonehaven, NB, m. 4 

Nov 1812 Tharzil Pinet d/o Dominique Pinet and Rose Boudreau: 

10) Mathurin Landry born 27 Sep 1791, m. 8 Jan 1822 Claire Robichaud d/o Jean 

Robichaud and Félécité Cyr, and widow of Jean-Baptiste Léger: 11) Maire-Claire 

Landry born 20 Jun 1794, m. 22 Nov 1814 Hilarion Albert s/o Pierre Albert and 

Geneviève Denis: 

12) Vénérande Landry born 16 Jul 1795, d. 27 Feb 1846 at Bonaventure, QC, m. 

(1 st ) 10 Jan 1820 at Bonaventure, Louis Lepage s/o Jean-Baptiste Lepage and Rose 

Arsenault, m. (2 nd ) 24 Nov 1840 at Bonaventure, Charles Comeau s/o Olivier 

Comeau and Euphrosine LeBlanc: 

13) Geneviève Landry born c1797, died 15 Jul 1895 at Grande-Anse, married 23 Nov 

1824 Jean-Baptiste Blanchard s/o Isidore Blanchard and Isabelle Léger: 

14) Alexis Landry born in 1798, died 22 Jun 1814: 

15) Joseph Landry b. c1800, d. 22 Jun 1814: 

16) Françoise Landry b. - , d. c1844, m. 12 Feb 1821 at Néguac, NB, Victor Savoie 

s/o Joseph Savoie and Marguerite Bujold: 

17) Luce Landry born 11 Jan 1807, m. 27 Jan 1824 Sidefroy Thériault s/o Jean- 

Baptiste Thériault and Geneviève Pinet. 


Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also 

MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 269 which lists the 

children in a different order. 

LANDRY: François Landry born c1757 or c1764, buried 11 Sep 1821, s/o Alexis 

Landry and Marie Thériault, m. on 13 May 1784 Adélaide Bourg b. c1762, d. 27 

Mar 1842 at Bonaventure, QC, d/o Joseph Bourg and Catherine Comeau of 

Bonaventure, QC: settled first in Caraquet then at Grande-Anse in New Bandon 

Parish, Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Rosalie Landry born 24 Jun 1784: 

2) Esther Landry born 26 Jun 1786: 

3) Rosalie Landry born 24 Jun 1787, married 15 Nov 1814 at Paspébiac, QC, Michel 

Chapados s/o Jean-Nicolas Chapados and Josette Lebrasseur, and the widower of 

Marguerite Delarosbie: 

4) Marguerite Landry born 1 Aug 1788, d. 14 Feb 1814: 

5) Théotiste Landry born 1790, died 20 Apr 1837 at Bonaventure, m. 21 Nov 1815 at 

Bonaventure, Ephrem Lepage s/o Jean-Baptiste-Michel Lepage and Rosalie 

Arseneault: 

6) Rémi-Constant Landry born 5 Jun 1792, m. (1 st ) 24 Jun 1816 at Bartibog, 

Northumberland County, Olive Allain of Pokemouche, Gloucester County, d/o 

Michel Allain and Josephte Savoie of Néguac, Gloucester County: married (2 nd ) 5

Feb 1846 Tracadie, Gloucester County, Ursule Boudreau d/o Joseph Boudreau and 

the widow of Étienne Savoie of Pokemouche, NB: 

7) Allain Landry b. 5 May 1794, married 1 Feb 1825 Pauline Thériault d/o 

François Thériault and Scholastique Haché: 

8) Ursule Landry born 8 Apr 1796: 

9) Marie Landry born 1798, died 29 May 1869, m. 23 Nov 1819 Hilarion Thériault 

s/o François Thériault and Scholastique Haché: 

10) Julien Landry m. 21 Oct 1828 at Bathurst, NB, Marie Haché d/o Simon Haché 

and Vénérende Arsenault: 

11) Gilbert Landry b. c 1802, d. 17 May 1874, m. 14 Feb 1831 at Shippagan, 

Gloucester County, Angèle Duguay d/o Jean-Baptiste Duguay and Marie Boulay of 

Lamèque, Gloucester County, NB: 

12) Nathalie Landry born 15 Jan 1808, d. 2 Feb 1876, m. 2 May 1831 Joseph 

Thériault s/o François Thériault and Scholastique Haché. 

Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet 

et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle 

Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 275-276. 

LANDRY: Jean-Baptiste Landry born 1747 s/o Pierre Landry and Marie-Claire 

Babin: m. 4 Sep 1768 Pisiguit, NS, Marie-Josephe Dupuis d/o Michel Dupuis and 

Marie-Josephe Savoie: came to NB and settled at Memramcook, Westmorland 

County: only child mentioned was Marie Landry born 1774. 

Sources: MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 4, 

page 1409. 

LANDRY: Joseph Landry b. 22 Jun 1760 Miscou, Gloucester County, NB, died 

c1838, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. (1 st ) 6 Jun 1789 at Caraquet, 

Gloucester County, Marie Légère born - , died c1813, d/o Olivier Légère and 

Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 24 Apr 1815 Marguerite Pinet d/o Pierre Pinet and 

Marie Vienneau, and widow of Pierre Thériault: they settled in Caraquet, 

Gloucester County: 

Children of the first marriage: 

1) Nathalie Landry b. 3 May 1791, died 8 Jun 1793: 

2) Félicité Landry born 2 Nov 1792, m. 22 Nov 1814 Sébastien Thériault s/o Jean- 

Baptiste Thériault and Geneviève Pinet: 

3) Joseph-Marie Landry b. 20 Apr 1794, d. 15 Feb 1807: 

4) Alexis Aimé Landry born 7 Nov 1795, d. 19 Dec 1795: 

5) Laurent Landry b. 1796, d. 9 Feb 1807: 

6) Marie Landry b. c1798, d. 31 Jan 1817: 

7) Esther Landry born c1800, died 4 Feb 1807: 

8) Agathe Landry born c1802, died 24 Feb 1807: 

9) Antoine Landry b. c1804, married 2 Feb 1827 Rose Thériault d/o Pierre 

Thériault and Marguerite Pinet: 

10) Joseph Landry b. 14 Nov 1809, d. 20 Jan 1818: 

Children of the second marriage: 

11) Eustache Lazarre Landry born 20 Sep 1816, d. 27 Nov 1884, m. c1837 Agathe

Dugas d/o Bruno Dugas and Marguerite Cormier or Judith Allain. 



MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 278. 

LANDRY: Pierre Landry born 1751, d. 10 Jan 1833, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie 

Thériault: m. c1775 Marguerite Allain b. c1750, d. 27 Apr 1825, d/o Louis Allain 

and Anne Légère: settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Marie Lisette Landry m. c1803 Etienne Doucet: 

2) Elie Landry b. c1780, married 22 Nov 1808 Marie-Cécile Blanchard d/o Thadée 

Blanchard and Judith Légère: 

3) Théotiste Landry b. c1783, buried 17 Jul 1861, m. 14 Aug 1809 Hypollite 

LeBlanc s/o Marin and Marguerite LeBlanc: 

4) Michel Landry b. Sep 1784, bur. 7 Aug 1858, m. 17 Sep 1812 at Carleton, PQ, 

Marguerite Allard d/o Augustin Allard and Marguerite LeBlanc: 

5) Rose Landry b. 30 Sep 1786: 

6) Timothé Landry born c1787, married 29 Jul 1806 at Néguac, Vénérende Savoie 

d/o Pierre Savoie and Anne-Marie Bujold: 

7) Marthe Landry born 29 Jul 1789, buried 28 Nov 1878, married (1 st ) 8 Nov 1814 at 

Carleton, QC, François-Xavier LeBlanc s/o Pierre-Marin LeBlanc and Marguerite 

LeBlanc: m. (2 nd ) 31 Sep 1831 at Carleton, QC, Alexander Levasseur s/o Jean 

Levasseur and Judith Manuel of Kamouraska, QC: 

8) Marie-Claire Landry born c1790, m. 22 Nov 1814 Hilarion Albert s/o Pierre 

Albert and Geneviève Denys: 

9) Louis David Landry born 13 Sep 1792, died 24 Apr 1871, married 30 Jun 1818 at 

Carleton, QC, Marie-Antoinette Allard d/o Augustin Allard and Marguerite 

LeBlanc: 

10) Docithé Landry: 

11) Alexis Urbain Landry born 19 Sep 1795, m. 19 Nov 1827 Marie Smith d/o 

Joseph Smith and Isabelle Fuller: 

12) Bonne Landry born 15 Dec 1798, died unmarried 5 Oct 1862: 

13) Pierre Hubert Landry born 1800, died 10 Jan 1883. 

Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet 

et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle 

Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 286 to 288 which has a different order for 

the births of the children. 

LANDRY: Rémi Landry born c1748 or c1764, d. c1844, s/o Alexis Landry and 

Marie Thériault, married c1789 Charlotte Doiron probably a native of 

Memramcook: settled at Caraquet and Grande-Anse in Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Bathilde Landry born May 1785, buried 7 Aug 1817 at Bathurst, NB, m. 21 Nov 

1809 Michel Daigle, the widower of Tharzil Doucet of Bathurst: 

2) Hilarion Landry b. 3 Oct 1788, d. 25 Sep 1791: 

3) Omer or Toussaint Landry b. 17 Sep 1790, d. 5 Nov 1848, m. (1 st ) 22 Sep 1818

Lucille Goulet d/o Jean Goulet and Pauline Comeau of Bathurst, NB: m. (2 nd ) 

Félicité Légère the widow of Romain Haché: 

4) Marie Constance Landry born 1 Jun 1792, married 21 Nov 1809 Pierre Doucet 

s/o Michel Doucet and Anne Boudreau of Bathurst: 

5) Céleste Landry born 16 Sep 1793, m. 28 Apr 1812 at Bathurst, Antoine Haché 

born 4 Jun 1788 s/o Joseph Haché and Madeleine Doucet: 

6) Henriette Landry b. 4 Sep 1795: 

7) Madelaine Landry b. 1798, m. 8 Nov 1816 at Bathurst, Joseph Boudreau s/o 

Joseph Boudreau and Rosalie Haché of Petit-Rocher, NB: 

8) Blanche Landry b. c1799, married 22 Sep 1818 Michel Daigle s/o Michel Daigle 

and Théotiste Doucet at Bathurst: 

9) Victoire Landry born c1801, married 10 Nov 1826 Barnabé Bourque s/o Joseph 

Bourque and Jeanne-Rebecca Loubert of Bonaventure, QC: 

10) Jean Landry born c1803, d. 18 Mar 1806: 

11) Pierre Landry b. c1805, m. 13 Feb 1827 at Petit-Rocher, Luce Boudreau d/o 

Joseph Boudreau and Marie Haché: 

12) Angélique Landry born 17 Sep 1807, m. 15 Nov 1824 at Petit-Rocher, Gilbert 

Boudreau s/o Jean Boudreau and Marguerite LeBlanc. 



MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 289-290. 

LANDRY: René Landry b. c1733 s/o Alexandre Landry and Anne Flan: m. 26 

Nov 1759 at Ristigouche, QC, Madeleine Boudreau d/o Jean Boudreau and 

Catherine Brasseau: came to NB by 1773 and settled in Memramcook in 

Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Élisabeth Landry b. c1761: 

2) Joseph-Laurent Landry b. c1762: 

3) Raymond-Jean-Baptiste Landry b. c1764: 

4) Zéphirin-Pierre Landry b. c1766: 

5) Bernard-Laurent Landry b. c1768: 

6) Allain Landry b. 1770: 

7) Marie Landry b. c1771: 

8) Paul Landry b. c1772: 

9) Anne Landry b. c1773. 


page 1409. 

LANDRY: Thadée Landry born c1758 at Aulac, d. 10 Aug 1818, s/o Alexis Landry 

and Marie Thériault: m. (1 st ) c1782 at Caraquet, Madelaine Légère b. - , d. 15 Nov 

1807, d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 22 Nov 1808 Marie 

Cormier b. c1762, d. 19 Mar 1817, widow of Alexandre Godin: family first settled at 

Caraquet and then at Pokemouche in Inkerman Parish, Gloucester County: 


1) Thadée-Maxime Landry born 27 Aug 1783 at Caraquet, died 17 Jul 1871, m. 7

Jan 1808 Pélagie Cormier d/o Charles Cormier and Madelaine Paulin: 

2) Monique Landry born c1785, m. 7 Jan 1808 Charles Gauvin s/o Charles Gauvin 

and Madelaine Paulin: 

3) Charles Landry born on 2 Nov 1787, m. 1 Feb 1813 at Néguac, Gloucester 

County, Anne Savoie d/o Jean-Simon Savoie and Marie Arsenault: 

4) Augustin Landry born 22 Aug 1790, d. 25 Mar 1836, married 1 Feb 1813 at 

Néguac, Suzanne Allain d/o Michel Allain and Marie-Joseph Savoie: 

5) Lazare Landry b. 13 Oct 1792, died on 15 Jan 1807: 

6) Madelaine Landry b. 26 Jan 1795, married 11 Apr 1815 Hubert Godin s/o 

Alexandre Godin and Marie Cormier: 

7) Laurent Landry b. c1798, m. 23 Jan 1826 Marie Robichaud d/o Charles 

Robichaud and Adélaide Savoie: 

8) Marie or Angélique Landry born c1800, m. (1 st ) 27 Nov 1821 Jean-Louis Morais 

s/o Jacques Morais and Marie Paulin: married (2 nd ) c1836 Gilbert Gallien s/o 

Basile Gallien and Rosalie Doiron: 

9) Geneviève Landry born 1805, d. 13 Jan 1807: 

10) Grégoire Landry born 8 Nov 1807, married c1833 Angèle Arsenault d/o 

Etienne Arsenault and Hélène Robichaud of Pokemouche, NB: 

Child of second marriage: 

11) Maurice Landry b. 7 Nov 1809, married 24 Jan 1836 Anne Savoie d/o Florent 

Savoie and Rosalie Saulnier. 



MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 291. 

LANE: Eneas Lane b. c1799 in Ireland, d. 1880: came to NB in Jun 1819 and settled 

at Bayfield, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: m. Mary Scott born c1803 in NB, 

d. 1892: 

Children: 

1) Julia Lane born 1830: 

2) Mary Ann Lane b. 1832: 

3) Margaret Lane b. 1838: 

4) Johanna Lane born 1840: 

5) John Lane b. 1842, d. 1927, m. Eliza Dobson Wall b. 1848 at Malden, NB, d. 

1922, d/o Gilbert Wall and Maria Dobson: settled at Bayfield: had issue: 

6) Catherine Lane b. 1845. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 136-137: 

also see the Westmorland County census records. 

LANE: Walter Lane b. in Bandon, County Cork, Ireland, died before 1835 at 

Bandon, Ireland, m. Elizabeth/Bessie Lisson b. 1793 in Bandon, County Cork, d. 13 

May 1858 at Saint John, NB, d/o John Lisson and Elizabeth Kingston: 


1) Samuel Lane: 

2) Elizabeth Lane:

3) Walter Lane: 

4) Mary Lane m. Joseph Hornbrook: settled at Goshen in Johnston Parish, Queens 

County: 

5) John Lane. 

Source: MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Lisson, 1 page. 

LANGAN: Thomas Langan born c1755 Rowley, MA, died by 3 Apr 1811, m. c1772 

in Sunbury County, Jane Moores b. 25 Jun 1753 at Rowley, MA, died after 1811, d/o 

Peter Moores and Mary Howe: settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County: 

Children born in Sunbury County: 

1) Jane or Jessie Langan b. c1774, d. 29 Dec 1860 Simonds Parish, Carleton County, 

married 2 May 1797 in Burton Parish, NB, Jeremiah Barker b. 1775 at Maugerville 

in Sunbury County, died before 1851 in Carleton County, s/o Nathaniel Barker and 

Lydia Burpee: 

2) Rebecca Langan b. 1775, d. after 1851, m. 27 Mar 1796 in Burton Parish, David 

Gage b. - , died before 1851: settled in Carleton County: 

3) Mary Langan b. 1779, d. 21 Dec 1859 at Fredericton, m. 21 Dec 1797/8 in Burton 

Parish, Edward Bartlett born 1774, died 9 Sep 1851 in York County: 

4) Huldah Langan born 1780, died unmarried 23 May 1842: 

5) Margery Langan born 1782, died 18 May 1818 at Sheffield, NB, m. 16 Jul 1802 in 

Burton Parish, Asa Upton b. 7 May 1783 in Sunbury County, died 19 Jun 1875 at 

Florenceville, Carleton County: settled at West Florenceville, NB: 6) Edward 

Langan born 1785, m. 10 Apr 1817 in Sunbury County, Rebecca Jane Upton born 

1789: 

7) Elizabeth Langan b. c1790, m. 25 May 1810 in Burton Parish, Asa Perley: 8) 

Thomas Lewis Langan born c1791, d. 10 Dec 1833 in New York City, m. (1 st ) 23 Jan 

1823 Sarah Bailey, m. (2 nd ) 26 Jan 1828 in Saint John, Charlotte Whitney b. in Saint 

John, d. in NY, d/o Samuel Whitney: 

9) Margaret Langan b. c1792, m. 29 Nov 1814 in Sunbury County, Robert 

Mersereau: 

10) Hugh Langan b. 1794, died after 1861, m. 7 Apr 1812 Mary Treadwell: settled 

in Chipman Parish, Queens County: 

11) Frances Louisa Langan b. 1798, m. 6 Nov 1818 William H. Sherman. 

Sources: MC1/Barker #4, 5 pages: see MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of 

Queens County, pages 38 to 39: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick 

lineages, page 180: see MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, page 170: 

see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in 

New Brunswick, pages 160-161. 

LANGIN: Thomas Langin m. 1 Apr 1799 Johanna Strange b. 18 Jan 1784, d. 11 

Jun 1874, d/o Lot Strange: may have settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County: 


1) Samuel Langin b. 19 Jan 1800 in NB, d. 12 Mar 1881, m. (1 st ) 29 Jul 1830 

Rebecca Lamb b. 1806, d. 21 Aug 1842: they had eight children: m. (2 nd ) Margaret 

Ferguson: had two children: settled at Gaspereau Forks, Chipman Parish, Queens 

County:

2) James Langin also settled at Gaspereau Forks: died unmarried. 

Source: MC2452 Olmstead family fonds, Box 5012, Hugh Langen file, 5 pgs. 

LANGLEY: Jacob Langley born 10 Dec 1815 at Youngs Cove, NB, died 2 Nov 

1899, m. Sarah Ann Langley born 25 Sep 1828, d. 17 Sep 1886: family settled in 

Briggs Corner, Chipman Parish, Queens County: 

Children: 

1) Mary Ann Langley born 15 Feb 1849, d. 27 Nov 1868: 

2) Ann Purdy Langley born Apr 1851, d. 11 Jan 1912, married Hiram Briggs born 

1834 in Chipman, d. 19 Jul 1900: 

3) Martha Taylor Langley born 22 Mar 1853, d. 11 Jan 1908: 

4) Theodore Harding Langley b. 5 Dec 1855, d. 17 Dec 1914: 

5) Isaac Bonnell Langley born 18 Sep 1858, died 17 Jun 1937: 

6) Judson Blakney Langley b. 19 Nov 1860, d. 18 Sep 1945: 

7) Samuel James Langley b. 23 Apr 1863, died 1 May 1884: 

8) William Jacob Langley born 13 Sep 1866, died 2 Oct 1930: 

9) Theodosia Ernest Langley born 18 May 1868, d. 16 Jan 1887: 

10) Lemuel Latimer Langley born 23 Oct 1870, died 7 Mar 1945. 

Source: MC1/Langley, 11 pages: contains copies of family letters: relative, John 

McGregor b. 5 Dec 1799 at Waterborough, NB: Hiram Briggs was first married to 

Alice Estabrooks. 

LANGLEY: John Langley was born in England: he came to NB and settled on 

Cumberland Bay, Waterborough Parish, Queens County: wife’s name was not given: 


1) John Langley Jr.: 

2) George Langley married Mary Jane Caldwell settled on Cumberland Bay. 

Source: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, page 38. 

LANGSTROTH: Craven Calverly Langstroth born 17 Jan 1802 at Skipton, 

Yorkshire, England, d. May 1893, s/o Christopher Langstroth and Margaret 

Calverly: came to NB in 1817: m. 1825 Frances Betts b. 1806, d. 1896, third d/o 

Hiram Betts: settled in French Village, Kings County, but owned property in Saint 

John, NB: 

Children: 

1) Samuel Langstroth b. 1826: 

2) William Langstroth b. 1827, m. (1 st ), (2 nd ) Matilda Fowler died 1880, m. (3 rd ) 31 

Aug 1882 Lena Gertrude Smith: 

3) Craven Calverly Langstroth Jr. b. 1830: 

4) Clarissa Langstroth b. 1832: 

5) Elizabeth Langstroth b. 1834: 

6) Frances Langstroth born 1836, married Albert Dixon of Eastport, Maine: 7)

Matilda Langstroth born 1838, d. 1883: 

8) Albert Langstroth b. 1841: 

9) Robert Langstroth b. 1843: 

10) Bethia Langstroth b. 1846, d. 1928: 

11) Hiram Langstroth b. 1850. 

Source: MC1/Langstroth, 10 pages. 

LANK: William Lank m. Mary - born c1753, d. May 1830 at Eastport, ME: 

probably came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled on Campobello Island, Charlotte 

County: 

Children: 

1) John Lank b. 1780, d. 1828: 

2) William Lank born 1791, d. 1882, married Nancy Calder born 1784 on 

Campobello Island, died 1847: 

3) Robert Lank b. 1805, d. 1882, m. Penelope Calder born 1817: settled on 

Campobello Island and had issue. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 233 -234: 

also see the Charlotte County census records: see also MC80/2365 Kaye C. Nath’s 

The Clines of the Passamaquoddy, pages 201-202. 

LANTEIGNE: Louis Lanteigne born c1727, died 13 Oct 1807, probably s/o Jean- 

Nicolas Lanteigne and Marie Giraud of Virey in Normandie, France: he came from 

Quebec to NB and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: m. c1755 Marguerite 

Chapadeau born c1731, died on 11 Jun 1827, d/o Joannis Chapadeau and 

Catherine Larocque of Paspébiac, QC: 

Children: 

1) Thérèse Lanteigne born 1757, d. 22 Apr 1849, m. c1780 Jean-Baptiste Albert s/o 

Gabriel Albert and Geneviève Bouthillier: 

2) Eustache Lanteigne b. 25 Oct 1759: 

3) Catherine Lanteigne b. c1763, m. 9 Nov 1789 Pierre René Duguay of Paspébiac, 

QC, widower of Marie Brasseur: 

4) Louis dit Louison Lanteigne born c1766: m. (1 st ) 26 Nov 1787 at Paspébiac, Luce 

Brasseur d/o Pierre Brasseur and Marguerite Gaudet: m. (2 nd ) Aug 1805 at 

Néguac, Madeleine Breau d/o Victor Breau and Marie Arsenault: 

5) Marie Lanteigne born c1767, died 3 Sep 1857, m. c1797 Pierre Frigault s/o 

Pierre Frigault and Josette Bouthillier: 

6) Jean Lanteigne b. c1769, d. 3 Jun 1854, m. 17 Oct 1791 Marie Parisé d/o Michel 

Parisé and Marie Albert: 

7) Marguerite Lanteigne b. c1771, married 12 Oct 1791 Joseph Huard s/o François 

Huard and Geneviéve Duguay of Paspébiac, QC: 

8) Pierre dit Pirriche Lanteigne born 1776, d. 23 Sep 1806, married c1797 

Geneviève Chenard d/o Henri Chenard and Thérèse Canivet: 

9) Julien Lanteigne born c1780, d. 1849: m. (1 st ) 21 Nov 1809 Thérèse Paulin d/o 

Jean-Baptiste Paulin and Thérèse Canivet: married (2 nd ) on 29 Jan 1837 Phoebée 

Doiron d/o Jean-Baptiste Doiron and Rose Bouthillier: 

10) Eloi Lanteigne b. 17 May 1785, d. 21 Mar 1877, m. 22 Feb 1816 Marie-Blanche

Arsenault d/o Jean-Baptiste Arsenault and Marie-Perpétue Savoie of Tracadie, 

NB. 

Sources: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 313: see 

MC80/781 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. II, page 966: 

surname is also spelled Lentaigne. 

LANTEIGNE: Louis dit Louison Lanteigne born c1766, died 28 Mar 1853, s/o 

Louis Lanteigne and Marguerite Chapadeau: they came from Paspébiac, Quebec to 

NB and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: married (1 st ) 26 Nov 1787 at 

Paspébiac, Luce Brasseur d/o Pierre Brasseur and Marguerite Gaudet: m. (2 nd ) 

Aug 1805 at Néguac, Madeleine Breau born c1776, died 28 Mar 1853, d/o Victor 

Breau and Marie Arsenault: 


1) Marguerite Lanteigne born 20 Nov 1788 at Paspébiac, died 4 Nov 1878, m. 22 

Nov 1814 Isaac Doiron s/o Zacharie Doiron and Anne LeVicaire: 

2) Louis Lanteigne born 22 Dec 1790, died 1848, m. 20 Nov 1816 Archange David 

d/o François David and Catherine Denys of Newport, QC: 

3) Florent Lanteigne born 8 Sep 1793, d. 23 Nov 1863, married 13 Feb 1816 

Françoise David d/o François David and Catherine Denys: 

4) Barbe Lanteigne born 22 Jul 1796, died 26 Mar 1863, married 20 Oct 1818 David 

Albert s/o Pierre Albert and Geneviéve Denys: 

5) Jean-Baptiste Lanteigne born 1798, d. 24 Dec 1874, married 20 Aug 1822 

Thérèse David d/o François David and Catherine Denys: 

6) Marie Lanteigne born c1800, m. 30 Jan 1818 Hilaire Doiron s/o Zacharie 

Doiron and widower of Marie Chiasson: 

7) Jacques Lanteigne born c1802, died 22 Jun 1870, married c1843 Monique 

Bouthillier d/o Damien Bouthillier and Isabelle Gionet: 

Children of second marriage: 

8) Julien dit Jules Lanteigne b. 28 May 1806, m. (1 st ) 14 Jan 1834 Clotilde Doiron 

d/o Jean-Baptiste Doiron and Rose Bouthillier: married (2 nd ) c1846 Blondine 

Morais d/o François Morais and Madeleine Albert: 

9) Charles Lanteigne b. 22 Nov 1809, married 22 Nov 1831 Marie Cyr d/o François 

Cyr and Marie Cool of Newport, QC: 

10) Marie Adélaide Lanteigne b. 15 Sep 1811, m. 2 Nov 1829 Pierre Cyr s/o Pierre 

Cyr and Rose Grenier of Newport, QC: 

11) Polycarpe Lanteigne born 1 Dec 1813: 

12) Émilie Lanteigne born 10 Aug 1815, d. 8 Sep 1876, m. (1 st ) 15 Jan 1835 Désirée 

Duguay s/o Raymond Duguay and Ursule Morais: married (2 nd ) 16 Aug 1858 Jean- 

Baptiste Godin s/o Michel Godin of Maisonette, widower of Monique Pinet: 

13) Marie-Archange Lanteigne born 2 Oct 1819, m. 27 Nov 1839 Édouard Blais 

s/o Joseph Blais and Angélique-Julie Cyr of Newport, QC: 

14) Anastasie Lanteigne b. 15 Jan 1822, m. (1 st ) Hubert Morais s/o Jacques Morais 

and widower of Marie Doiron: m. (2 nd ) 4 Feb 1861 Adolphe Landry s/o Constant 

Landry and Olive Allain of Pokemouche, NB. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pgs 313-14.

LAPLANTE: Pierre Laplante b. 1779 at Nicolet, QC s/o Joseph Laplante and 

Cécile Boudreau: first settled in Bathurst until 1797, then settled in Petit-Rocher, 

Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: m. 7 Oct 1800 at Bathurst, NB, Agnès Doucet 

d/o Michel Doucet and Anne Boudreau: 

Children: 

1) Thimotée Laplante bp. 24 Apr 1802: probably died young: 

2) Marguerite Laplante b. 1804, married c1820 François-Marin Godin s/o 

François Godin and Anastasie Daigle: 

3) Pélagie Laplante born in 1806, m. 1 Feb 1827 at Petit-Rocher, NB, Simon 

Arseneau s/o Simon Arseneau and Marie Melanson: 

4) Marie Laplante b. 1807, m. 23 Aug 1827 at Petit-Rocher, François-Xavier 

Doucet s/o Pierre Doucet and Marguerite Thériault: 

5) Pierre Laplante born 15 Nov 1809, m. 2 May 1831 at Bathurst, Henriette Godin 

d/o Jean-Baptiste Godin and Françoise Haché: 

6) Rose Laplante born 1812, m. 12 Nov 1832 at Petit-Rocher Joseph Roy s/o Joseph 

Roy and Judithe Boudreau: 

7) Félicité Laplante b. in 1813: probably died young: 

8) Sophie Laplante born c1814, died unm. 23 Feb 1894 at Robertville, NB: 

9) Hilarion Laplante born 1815, m. 23 Nov 1834 Olive Doucet d/o Pierre Doucet 

and Marguerite Thériault: 

10) Euphrosine Laplante born 1816, m. c1838 Mathurin Comeau s/o Isaac 

Comeau and Elisabeth Frenette. 

Source: MC80/1814 Rosaline Guitard’s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques (Petit- 

Rocher) Vol 1, #1, page 3; Vol 1, #7, pages 14-15. 

LAPOINTE: Gabriel LaPointe born 24 Oct 1748 on Ile d’Orleans, Quebec, died 1 

Feb 1826, s/o Joseph LaPointe and Marie Anne Therrien: m. 12 Apr 1790 Marie 

Cecile Desnoyers b. 15 Mar 1774 at Ile Verte, Quebec, d. 2 Oct 1835, d/o Jean- 

Baptiste Desnoyers and Anne Gautreau: this family came to NB before 1816: settled 

at Nash Creek, Beresford Parish, Restigouche County: 

Children: 

1) Marie-Josette LaPointe b. 1791, married on 18 Jul 1814 Frederic Loubert s/o 

Pierre Loubert and Euphrosine Landry: 

2) Gabriel LaPointe b. 18 Feb 1792, m. 26 Nov 1816 Tharsile LeBlanc d/o Basile 

LeBlanc and Victoire Bourg: 

3) Charles LaPointe b. 6 Mar 1793, m. (1 st ) - : had one child who died young: 

married (2 nd ) 26 Nov 1816 at Maria, QC, Angelique Guillot d/o Noel Guillot and 

Anne Beaudry born 23 Feb 1796, died c1824: had four children: married (3 rd ) 26 Sep 

1825 Marie Seraphie Loubert b. - , died on 2 May 1837, d/o Frederic Loubert and 

Adelaide Landry: had six children: m. (4 th ) 1838 Mrs. Bridget (Healy) Lynch from 

Limerick, Ireland, widow of John Lynch: had one daughter: 

4) Augustin LaPointe b. 28 Aug 1794, d. 1877, m. 4 Jan 1819 Marie Anne Pepin dit 

LaChance d/o Jean Pepin and Anne Colombe: 

5) Mauguerite LaPointe born 23 Nov 1795, died 6 Feb 1886, m. 12 Jul 1813 Jean 

Hickey b. 3 Jul 1792 s/o Jean and Marie Hickey: 

6) Jean LaPointe born 29 Apr 1797, d. 17 Feb 1883, m. 19 Oct 1819 Lucille 

Boudreau d/o François Boudreau and Charlotte Bernard: 

7) Marie Angelique LaPointe born 23 Jul 1798, married 7 Jan 1824 Patrice 

Normandeau s/o Jean Baptiste Normandeau and Madeleine Depeau:

8) Joseph LaPointe born 11 Nov 1799, married 19 Nov 1827 Anne Pepin: 

9) Nicolas LaPointe b. 12 Sep 1801, d. 27 Aug 1802: 

10) Marie-Louise LaPointe born 23 Nov 1802, died 27 Jun 1827: 

11) Pierre LaPointe b. 12 Mar 1804, married 13 Feb 1833 Marie Pepetue LeBlanc 

d/o Cyrille and Thecle LeBlanc: 

12) Louis LaPointe born 3 Nov 1805, died 6 Dec 1834: 

13) Louis-Beneni LaPointe b. 8 Feb 1807: 

14) Madeleine LaPointe b. 19 Mar 1808, d. 4 May 1863, married 8 Jan 1843 Joseph 

LeBlanc s/o Victor LeBlanc and Jeanne Quessy: 

15) Marie Rose LaPointe born 5 Apr 1810, married (1 st ) 5 Aug 1834 Pierre 

Normandeau s/o Jean Baptiste Normandeau and Madeleine Depeau, m. (2 nd ) 21 

Oct 1841 Bonaventure Cyr: 

16) Marie Felecite-Lucille LaPointe born 2 Jan 1812, m. 14 Sep 1834 Desire Cyr 

s/o Antoine Cyr and Euphrosine Landry. 

Sources: MC1/LaPointe, 13 pages: Nicholas Audet came to North America about 

1670: surname was changed to LaPointe: see also MC80/1354 Elizabeth Saunders’ 

LaPointe family history 1700-1982: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New 

Brunswick lineages, pages 195 to 196: see also MC80/1955 Vetta L. Faulds’ The way 

it was along my bay: Volume 1, Nash Creek and Jacquet River, page 4. 

LARLEE: John Larlee of Huguenot descent: he came to Maugerville, NB in 1765 

and married Margaret Barker b. 1746, d. Jan 1842, d/o Jacob Barker and Mary 

Spofford: first settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County, then about 1784 went to 

Northampton Parish, Carleton County: 

Children born in Burton: 

1) Margaret Larlee: 

2) Susan Larlee born 1775, died 26 Sep 1852, m. 8 Dec 1796 at Woodstock, Carleton 

County, Samuel McKeen born 1762 at Conway, NB, died 18 Aug 1845: they settled 

in Richmond, Carleton County: 

3) John Larlee b. 1777, died 25 Feb 1860, m. (1 st ) Sally - b. - , d. 1806: had one 

son and one daughter: m. (2 nd ) 24 Feb 1808 Nancy Ann Craig born c1784 of Irish 

descent, d. 27 Jul 1864, d/o James Craig and Mary Blake: had at least ten children: 

first settled in Woodstock then near Perth in Victoria County: 

4) Jane Larlee: 

5) Betsey Larlee: 

6) Samuel Larlee. 

Sources: MC1/Barker #4, 2 pgs.: Samuel had a brother, James McKeen born 1775, 

died in 1857: see also MC80/662 Daniel Turner’s Craig: a genealogy of the 

descendants of James Craig and Mary Blake, pgs 17-18: see MC80/2621 Anthony 

Wallace’s Ancestors of James William Wallace. 

LAROCQUE: Georges Larocque born 1736, died 20 Jan 1801 s/o François 

Larocque and Marguerite Capelan of Paspébiac, QC: came from Quebec to NB and 

settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: married (1 st ) 15 Jul 1760 at Restigouche, 

Quebec, Marguerite LeBrasseur d/o Mathieu LeBrasseur and Anne-Marie Pitre: 

m. (2 nd ) Geneviéve Bouthillier widow of Gabriel Albert of Caraquet, NB: the only 

child mentioned was François Larocque m. 26 Aug 1791 Marie Morais d/o Jacques

Morais and Agnes Bouthillier of Caraquet. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 324. 

LARRACEY: Thomas Larracey b. 1790 in Ireland: came to NB in 1816 and settled 

at Irishtown, Moncton Parish, Westmorland County: he married before 1824 

Catherine Hennessey born 1801 in Ireland and she came to NB in 1819: 

Children born in Irishtown: 

1) Mary Larracey b. c1824, d. 1895, married 13 May 1852 at Memramcook, 

Westmorland County, Dorchester Parish, William McDonald: they settled at 

Irishtown: 

2) John Larracey b. c1826, m. 1 Feb 1860 at Memramcook, Ellen Donahue b. 1839 

at Irishtown, d. 1895, d/o Patrick Donahue and Susanna McDonald: they settled in 

Irishtown and had eleven children: 

3) Ellen/Helen Larracey b. c1828, died 18 Nov 1915 at Irishtown, m. 28 May 1856 

at Memramcook, NB, Cornelius Sullivan: 

4) Catherine Larracey born 1834, married 7 Sep 1852 at Memramcook, John 

Kennedy: 

5) Anastasia Larracey born 1837, m. 21 Feb 1860 at St. Anselme, Irishtown, NB, 

William Gaines: 

6) William Larracey b. 27 Apr 1843, d. 1909 at Irishtown, m. 21 Jul 1866 at 

Irishtown, Alice Donahue. 

Source: MC2734 Gaines-Larracey family history, Larracey family group sheets, 20 

pages. 

LARSEN: Ole Larsen b. 10 Mar 1849 in Norway, d. 22 Oct 1926, s/o Laerz and 

Ann Larsen: came to NB in 1869: settled in Newcastle, Northumberland County: 

married (1 st ) 1878 Elizabeth Mutch d/o Asa Mutch and Mary Jane Fraser of 

Whitneyville, NB m. (2 nd ) in 1894 Caroline Mitchell d/o Charles Mitchell and 

Mary Ann Abernethy of Doaktown: had at least one son from each marriage. 


LATULIPPE: Nicholas Latulippe b. c1769 possibly at or near Caraquet in 

Gloucester County, s/o Nicholas Latulippe and Marie-Anne Bilodeau, m. Feb 1819 

at Caraquet, NB, Angélique Landry: settled at Néguac, Alnwick Parish, 

Northumberland County: 

Children: 

1) Joseph Latulippe b. 20 Oct 1819 at Néguac: 

2) Pauline Latulippe b. c1823, d. c1896, m. 21 Nov 1843 Amatur Savoie born 16 

Nov 1818 at Néguac s/o Bonaventure Savoie and Julie Arsenault: settled at Néguac 

and had twelve children: 

3) Isaie Latulippe born c1825, married 15 Jan 1845 at Néguac, Mathilde Robichaud 

b. c1826 at Néguac, d/o Frederick Robichaud and Marguerite Savoie: they had nine 

children:

4) Marcelline Latulippe born 22 Sep 1827, d. 1859, m. 31 Jan 1848, Jean-Louis 

Robichaud: 

5) Mathurin Latulippe born 26 Jul 1828, married 31 Jan 1848 Olive Breau: 

6) Constance Latulippe born 30 Jul 1830, d. 1869. 

Source: MC80/1843 Jean M. Comeau’s Edward Jacques Comeau, lineage and 

genealogy, pages 111-121. 

LAUCHLAN: see also LOUGHRAN 

LAUDER: John Lauder born 1813 at Aberdeen, Scotland, d. 18 May 1889, s/o John 

and Helen Lauder of Scotland and Upper Sackville, Westmorland County: came to 

NB 1817 and settled in Hillsborough Parish, Albert County: m. (1 st ) Margaret 

Steeves b. 10 Dec 1815, d. 1847: had four children: m. (2 nd ) Phebe/Jane - b. c1827 

in NB of German descent: 


1) William H. Lauder b. c1835 in NB, m. Jane - b. c1837 in NB: settled in 

Hillsborough Parish and had issue: 

2) John C. Lauder b. c1847 in NB, m. Martha - born 1846 in NB: settled in 

Hillsborough Parish: 

3) James Lauder b. c1850 in NB: 


4) Robert Lauder b. c1853: 

5) Margaret Lauder b. c1854: 

6) Mary Lauder b. c1856: 

7) Alexander Lauder b. c1858: 

8) Janet Lauder b. c1860: 

9) Hiram Lauder b. Oct 1870. 

Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #53, Autumn 1992: David Christopher’s 

Extracts from “Cemeteries of Albert County” persons born elsewhere, page 66: also 

see the Albert County census: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, 

MS1A: on microfilm reel F20980; see sheets for John Lauder Sr. and Jr.: John 

Lauder Sr. b. c1791 at Aberdeen, d. 19 Jul 1876, Helen b. c1796 at Aberdeen. 

LAUGHY, John: see under LACKEY, John 

LAURIE: George Laurie b. - , died c1820, m. 2 Oct 1808 Lucy Bramble: settled in 

Nelson Parish, Northumberland County: at least four children were born to this 

marriage. 

Sources: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography: see also 

MC216 Kathleen Willis Williston fonds, MS 1B5 Biographies and notes on early 

settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 1 page: see entry for George Lourie.

LAVERTY: George Laverty b. c1796 in Ireland, died 18 Nov 1882, married 

Elizabeth Brown b. - , d. before 1851: came from County Armagh, Ireland to NB in 

1826: first settled in Maugerville, Sunbury County, then at Speerville in Woodstock 

Parish, Carleton County: 

Children: 

1) William Laverty b. 1815 in County Armagh, m. 17 Aug 1848 at Houlton, ME, 

Hannah or Annie Kelly b. 1831 in Ireland, died 30 Sep 1890 at Littleton, ME: first 

settled in Speerville and had eight children: in 1833 moved to Maine: 

2) Isaac Laverty b. 12 May 1817, d. 25 Mar 1892 at Westbrook, ME, married 30 Oct 

1839 at St. George, Charlotte County, Elizabeth Baldwin born 24 Feb 1821 in 

Charlotte County, d. 28 Feb 1903: first settled at Point Wolfe in Alma Parish, Albert 

County and had six children: moved to Maine by 1888: 

3) Jane Laverty b. 1821 in NB, d. before 1901, m. 1 Jan 1839 at Woodstock, NB, 

John Bryden b. - , d. by 1881: they settled in Richmond Parish, Carleton County and 

had seven children: 

4) John Laverty born c1825 in Maugerville, d. 11 Mar 1897, m. 1 Sep 1854 at 

Woodstock, NB, Annie (Dougherty) Hyde b. 1828 in Ireland, died 1920, d/o 

Benjamin Dougherty and Sarah Anne Anderson: family settled at Debec in 

Richmond Parish and had ten children: 

5) Elizabeth Laverty born in 1828, married Mr. Clark and settled in Maine: 

6) Matilda Laverty born 1831, d. 1899, m. 17 Nov 1852 at Woodstock, NB, John 

Dickinson or Dickison born in 1826 in Scotland, s/o John and Agnes Dickison: 

settled in Debec or Kirkland, Richmond Parish and had six children. 

Sources: MC80/546 C.A. Laverty’s The New Brunswick Lavertys: surname is also 

spelled Lafferty: see also MC80/2361 Dawn L. Matheson’s The Laverty generations: 

see also MC80/2655 Janet C. Rourke’s The descendants of Alexander MacDougall 

and John and Adam Dickison of Carleton County, New Brunswick, pages 151-182. 

LAVIOLETTE: Louis Pepin Laviolette born 1764, married (1 st ) 7 Jan 1793 at 

Carleton, Quebec, Elizabeth Arseneau b. - , d. 1797, m. (2 nd ) 21 Nov 1797 

Euphrosine Arseneau, m. (3 rd ) 28 Nov 1811 Marthe Barthe at Carleton, PQ: may 

have settled in Durham Parish, Restigouche County, NB: 


1) Louis Laviolette b. 1797: 


2) Felix Laviolette b. 1800, married Mary - from PEI: 

3) Dorothy Laviolette m. 8 Jun 1824 Louis Allain: 

Children of third wife: 

4) Joseph Laviolette b. 1813, married 11 Aug 1851 Christy Ann LaPointe: they 

settled in Durham Parish, Restigouche County: 

5) John Laviolette born 1815, married Louisa - . 

Source: MC1/ Shannon, 10 pages.

LAW: Alexander L. Law b. 3 Oct 1850 Balgedie, County Kinross, Scotland, s/o 

Henry Law and Catherine Henderson: came to NB in Mar 1869: m. Ella 

McArthur: had two sons: the older one went to British Columbia, the younger one, 

Robert Law settled in Saint John. 

Source: MC80/467 David R. Jack’s History of Saint Andrew’s Church, Saint John, 

NB, pages 342-343. 

LAW: James Law b. c1735 prob. in Ireland, married after 5 Sep 1761 Sarah 

Wethered born c1735 probably in Boston, MA, d/o Samuel Wethered and Sarah 

Thornton: settled at Pointe de Bute, Westmorland County: may have had a son and 

daughter born in 1760’s. 

Source: MC3/109 Louise Walsh Throop’s Early Settlers of Cumberland Township, 

Nova Scotia in National Genealogical Society Quarterly, p. 270: Sarah Wethered was 

sister of Samuel Wethered and Catherine (Wethered) Dickson. 

LAW: James Law b. 1822 in Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland, d. 6 Oct 1882, s/o Robert 

Law and Miss McDonald: came to NB in 1845: settled in Rexton, Richibucto Parish, 

Kent County until Sep 1876 when the family returned to Maddybenny, Coleraine, 

County Londonderry in Ireland: m. (1 st ) 3 Nov 1852 at Newcastle, Northumberland 

County, NB, Eliza/Elizabeth Anne (Annie) Kidston born 1825 died 16 Mar 1861, 

d/o William Kidston and Elizabeth Dawson of New Row, Coleraine, County 

Londonderry, Ireland and Halifax, NS: m. (2 nd ) c1865 Sophia Wood b. - , d. May 

1914 at Bath, England, d/o James Wood: 


1) Robert Law b. 1853, d. 23 Jan 1902, m. 28 Nov 1876 Isabella M. Brown of PEI, 

born 1861, died Nov 1892: settled in Rexton, NB and had six children: 

2) William Kidston Law b. c1854: a doctor who returned to Ireland: 

3) John R. (Jack) Law b. c1857: went to Ceylon: 

4) Andrew Bonar Law b. 16 Sep 1859 Rexton, NB, d. 30 Oct 1923 England, married 

24 Mar 1891 Anne/Annie Pitcairn Robley of Glasgow, Scotland d/o Harrington 

Robley: six children: Andrew Bonar Law became Prime Minister of England, 1922- 

1923: was only PM born outside United Kingdom borders: 

5) Mary Elizabeth Law b. 1860, died unmarried in 1929 in London, England: 


6) Janet Kidston Law b. 7 Apr 1866: 

7) Elizabeth Morrison Law b. 17 Jan 1868. 

Sources: MC1/Law, 2 pages: Andrew Bonar Law became prime minister of England 

in 1922: see MC1/7 Edward L. Gallagher’s History of old Kingston and Rexton, 

pages 29-30: see also MC80/358 Collections of New Brunswick Historical Society, 

Vol. 1, No. 16, pages 88-92: see MC80/655 Mary Peck’s The image and the source: 

a study of Andrew Bonar Law: see MC80/2847 R.H. Nicholson’s History of the Law 

family: Ireland and New Brunswick, 72 pages.

LAWLOR: Henry Lawlor born c1820 in Ireland, died after 1861: they came to NB 

in 1827: they first settled at Red Bank in South Esk Parish, then by 1861 moved to 

Newcastle, Northumberland County: m. 7 Oct 1847 Ann Farrell: 

Children: 

1) Thomas Lawlor born c1849: 

2) Mary Ann Lawlor b. Oct 1850: 

3) James Lawlor b. Feb 1853: 

4) Elizabeth Lawlor b. c1855: 

5) William H. Lawlor b. c1858, d. 1 Oct 1916 in Newcastle: 

6) John Timothy Lawlor b. Feb 1862: 

7) Jane Lawlor born 1865, d. after 1886, married William Dolan. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pages 238-239: Henry 

came to NB in 1827 with his brother Richard Lawlor who m. Frances Wilson and 

settled at Red Bank. 

LAWLOR: James Lawlor b. c1803 in Ireland, d. 16 May 1891: came to NB in 1834 

and settled at Red Bank in South Esk Parish, Northumberland County: married 7 Aug 

1837 at Red Bank, Ellen Dooly b. - , d. Oct 1880: 

Children: 

1) Margaret Lawlor b. Jun 1838, d. after 1861: 

2) Thomas Lawlor born c1839, died 24 Mar 1908: went to Smiths Falls, PA: 

3) John Lawlor born May 1841, d. 14 May 1910, married Mary Ann Power b. 

c1850, d. 13 Feb 1898, d/o Nicholas Power and Mary Pendergast: settled at Red 

Bank and had issue: 

4) James Lawlor born Jul 1843, died 7 Mar 1912, married Mary Holland of Black 

River, Glenelg Parish, Northumberland County: 

5) Bridget Ann Lawlor b. Oct 1845, d. 16 Jul 1904: 

6) Ellen Lawlor born Oct 1847, died 30 Oct 1927, married Patrick Hurley b. Oct 

1842, d. 20 Mar 1912, s/o Patrick Hurley and Mary Fairley: 

7) Patrick Lawlor born Dec 1850, died after 1912: went to Colorado: 

8) Mary Lawlor born in Jun 1853, died 19 Oct 1875, married James Holland of 

Black River, brother of Mary Holland. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pages 237-238: 

James’ brother Thomas Lawlor born c1806, died after 1871, also came to NB and 

settled beside him: Thomas married Mary Burns. 

LAWLOR: Richard Lawlor born c1814 in Ireland, d. after 1861: came to NB in 

1827 and settled at Red Bank in South Esk Parish, Northumberland County: married 

18 Aug 1841 Frances Wilson: 

Children: 

1) John Lawlor b. Aug 1842: 

2) Margaret Lawlor b. 1844: 

3) Ann Lawlor bp. 1846: 

4) James Lawlor born c1849: 

5) Thomas Lawlor born c1849:

6) William Lawlor born 7 Sep 1854, possibly d. 20 Aug 1915 at Newcastle: may 

have m. Louise Hamilton. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, page 238: Richard 

came to NB in 1827 with his brother Henry Lawlor who married Ann Farrell and 

settled at Red Bank. 

LAWLOR: Thomas Lawlor born c1806 in Ireland, d. after 1871: came to NB in 

1834 and settled at Red Bank in South Esk Parish, Northumberland County: married 5 

Jun 1843 Mary Burns, a native of Ireland: 

Children: 

1) Thomas B. Lawlor b. c1845, d. 31 Jul 1931, m. (1 st ) Mary Maddock b. 16 Feb 

1850, died 1886, d/o Jasper and Mary Ann (Kehoe) Maddock, m. (2 nd ) Margaret 

Wedden: settled at Red Bank and had children: 

2) Catherine Lawlor b. c1847, d. after 1871: 

3) Margaret Lawlor b. c1850, d. 1880, m. David Power b. c1846, d. 14 Feb 1913, 

s/o Nicholas Power and Mary Pendergast: 

4) Mary Lawlor b. 3 Mar 1851: 

5) Ellen Lawlor b. Feb 1852: 

6) Timothy R. Lawlor b. May 1854. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, page 238: Thomas’ 

brother James Lawlor born c1803, died 16 May 1891 also came to NB and settled 

beside him: James married Ellen Dooly. 

LAWLOR: William Lawlor b. c1797 in County Carlow, Ireland: came to NB in 

1819: married c1832 Mary Ann - : this family eventually settled in Nelson Parish, 


Children: 

1) unknown child born in 1833: 

2) Thomas Lawlor born 1836: 

3) Margaret Lawlor born 1838: 

4) William Henry Lawlor b. 1848. 

Source: MC1/Lawlor #2, 15 pages: William was a school teacher who taught in 

various places: surname was also spelled Lalor. 

LAWRENCE: Alexander Lawrence b. 8 Apr 1788 Methlick, Aberdeenshire, 

Scotland, died 28 Oct 1843 in Saint John: m. (1 st ) in Scotland, Mary Wilson b. 1790, 

died 29 Mar 1832: had four sons and two daughters: came to NB in 1817 and settled 

in Saint John: m. (2 nd ) 6 Jun 1833 in Saint John, Margaret Barr b. 29 Mar 1812 d/o 

William and Ann Barr: 


1) Joseph Wilson Lawrence b. 24 Feb 1818, d. 6 Nov 1892, m. 10 Jun 1846 in New 

York City, Anna Catherine Bloomfield b. 25 May 1817 in New York City, died 23

May 1893: settled in Saint John and had five children: 

2) George Hunter Lawrence b. 20 Nov 1820: 

3) Mary Elizabeth Lawrence b. 21 Dec 1821, d. 23 Dec 1830: 

4) Alexander Walker Lawrence (twin) b. 11 Feb 1824: 

5) James S. Lawrence (twin) b. 11 Feb 1824, d. 15 Sep 1827: 

6) Barbara Jane Lawrence b. 22 Oct 1826: 

7) William Duncan Lawrence b. 29 Apr 1829, d. 15 Mar 1834: 


8) Margaret Barr Lawrence b. 2 Jul 1834: 

9) Ann Carrick Lawrence b. 26 Jul 1836, d. 19 Aug 1837: 

10) Elizabeth Jean Lawrence b. 13 Jan 1839: 

11) Agnes Hamm Lawrence b. 26 Jan 1841: 

12) Thomas Millidge Lawrence b. 14 Jan 1843, d. Sep 1844. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: Joseph Wilson Lawrence, 1 page: see also 

MC1286 Volume VII Dictionary of Canadian Biography, page 491: see also 

MC80/467 David R. Jack’s History of Saint Andrew’s Church, Saint John, NB, 

pages 343-344: see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lawrence 

family, microfilm F11085, 2 pages. 

LAWRENCE: George Lawrence was a former slave who served in the 104 th : after 

the regiment was disbanded in 1817 he settled in Fredericton and married Phoebe - 

b. c1790, d. 5 Oct 1875: 


1) Mary Lawrence b. 20 Feb 1824: 

2) William Woodforde Lawrence b. 1 Oct 1827. 

Source: MC300 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection, MS15/4, Biographical 

notes on the non-commissioned officers and privates of the 104 th : page 1. 

LAWRENCE: Isaac Lawrence b. 16 Aug 1752 at Eastchester, Westchester County, 

NY, died in 1836, s/o Jesse Lawrence and Elizabeth VanDostern of Eastchester, 

NY: they came to NB in 1783 with the Loyalists: settled at Burtts Corner in Douglas 

Parish, York County: m. (1 st ) 5 Oct 1784 Catherine Royal b. 23 Jul 1769 in Mohawk 

Valley, NY, died before 1804, d/o Elizabeth Nichol McNeil: m. (2 nd ) Sep 1804 in 

Douglas Parish, Elizabeth Jones b. c1785, died after 1861: 

Children born in York County of first wife: 

1) Jesse Lawrence b. 5 Oct 1785, d. 19 May 1813: 

2) Thomas Lawrence born Jul 1788, d. 1816, m. Feb 1814 Rebecca Brewer: had one 

child: 

3) Isaac Lawrence born 11 Mar 1790, d. after 1871, m. (1 st ) Apr 1815 Rachel Burtt 

b. 1794, d. 27 Jul 1822, m. (2 nd ) 4 Apr 1826 Hannah Burtt born 20 Feb 1809 in York 

County, d. 1871: settled in Kingsclear and had thirteen children: 4) William 

Lawrence born 27 Jul 1792, d. 27 Feb 1872, m. (1 st ) 29 Jan 1827 Elizabeth Burtt b. - 

, died before 1851: had three children: m. (2 nd ) after 1833 Patience Kennedy born 

c1799: 

5) Moses Lawrence b. Jul 1794, d. 25 Aug 1876, married 4 Aug 1819 in Saint Marys

Parish, Mary Brewer born c1795 d/o Cornelius Brewer and Rebecca Burtt: they 

settled in Bright Parish, York County: 

6) Elizabeth Lawrence born 31 Aug 1796, died 9 Oct 1870, m. 19 Jun 1817 in York 

County, Thomas Stanley Fowler b. Mar 1794 in York County, d. 7 May 1882 at 

Upper Keswick, NB: they had four children: 

7) Jane Lawrence b. 12 Feb 1799, d. 8 May 1872, m. 12 Jan 1825 in Douglas Parish, 

Joshua Morehouse born c1798 in York County, died 24 Mar 1874, s/o Theophilus 

Morehouse and Mary Fowler: moved to Middlesex County, ON and had two 

children: 


8) Eliphalet Lawrence b. 18 Oct 1805, d. 3 Jul 1830: 

9) Andrew Lawrence born 15 Feb 1807, died 1881, m. 1 Feb 1843 Elizabeth Brewer 

born 1815 in York County, d. 15 Apr 1885: settled in Upper Keswick and had three 

children: 

10) Mary Lawrence born 20 or 30 Dec 1808, d. 23 Sep 1854, m. before 1829 Peter 

Allen b. 1801 in York County s/o Peter and Darcus Allen: they settled in Douglas 

Parish and had ten children: 

11) Philemon Lawrence b. 22 Mar 1811, d. 8 May 1891, m. (1 st ) before 1835 

Hannah - b. - , died before 1850: had five children: married (2 nd ) 3 Jul 1850 

Pheobe Jones b. 2 May 1830 in Douglas Parish, d. 16 Jan 1917, d/o Ephraim and 

Dorothy Jones: settled in Douglas Parish and had ten children: 

12) Ruth Lawrence born 8 or 9 Apr 1813, died 12 Mar 1861, m. 24 Mar 1830 in 

Douglas Parish, Henry Brewer b. 24 May 1804, d. Jun 1878: they settled in Douglas 

Parish and had ten children: 

13) George Lawrence b. 20 Jun 1816, d. 1 Feb 1889, m. 31 May 1843 Rachel Burtt 

b. c1825 in Douglas Parish: had two children: 

14) Catherine Lawrence born 15 Jan 1818, m. Samuel Jones: had one child: 

15) Abigail Lawrence b. c1820, d. 1821: 

16) Phoebe Lawrence b. 18 Dec 1823, d. 1858 in Douglas Parish, m. George 

Hanson b. 1813 in Douglas Parish: had six children: 

17) Thomas Lawrence b. 19 Jul 1826, d. 7 Jan 1890, m. (1 st ) 15 Oct 1851 in York 

County, Mary Jones b. c1830, d. c1853, d/o Richard Jones and Amy Crouse: m. 

(2 nd ) 15 Sep 1853 in York County, Huldah Jones b. 4 Nov 1832 in Douglas Parish, d. 

4 Jan 1914: settled in Douglas Parish: had five children. 

Sources: MC1/Lawrence, 10 pages: see MC80/2712 Marlene E. Lawrence’s The 

descendants of Isaac Lawrence. 

LAWRENCE: Isaac Lawrence b. 11 Jul 1776 on Long Island, NY, died 29 Dec 

1855, s/o Moses Lawrence and Elizabeth McConnell: m. 6 Jul 1800 at Maugerville, 

Sunbury County, Elizabeth Boone of Lincoln, Sunbury County, b. 3 Nov 1783, d. 14 

Feb 1863, d/o William Boone and Ruth Hill: settled in Dumfries Parish, York 

County: 

Children: 

1) Mary Lawrence b. 1802, d. 1830, married William Montgomery: 

2) William Lawrence born 1802, d. 1809: 

3) Blackwell Lawrence b. 1806, d. 1896: 

4) Bartlett Lawrence b. 1808, d. 1809: 

5) George Lawrence b. 1810, d. 1883: 

6) Josiah Lawrence b. 1812, d. 1870, married Jane Forman:

7) Lucy Ann Lawrence born 18 Aug 1814, d. 31 Jan 1902, m. 6 Oct 1837 John 

Parent: 

8) William David Lawrence b. 1817, m. Jane Hay: 

9) Henrietta Lawrence b. 28 May 1819, d. 16 May 1902, m. 2 Nov 1854 John A. 

Henry: 

10) John Byron Lawrence born 1821, d. 1883, m. 1 Nov 1848 Mary Jane 

Lounsbury: 

11) James Melville Lawrence born 25 Nov 1823, d. 1 Apr 1903, m. Charlotte 

Estabrooks: 

12) Agnes G. Lawrence b. 1826, m. George Gunter: 

13) Jane Frances Lawrence b. 1829, m. 30 Jun 1859 William Lounsbury. 

Sources: MC1/Boone #2, 50 pages: see also MC1/Hughes #1, page 3, item 78: see 

also MC1/Lawrence, 10 pages: see also MC1/Wiggins #2: see also MC2657 NBGS 

Generations Vol. 23, No. 4, Winter 2001, Mary Rosevear’s Two different Isaac 

Lawrence’s, page 61. 

LAWRENCE: Richard Lawrence b. 1752 West Farms, Westchester, NY, d. 16 Sep 

1846, s/o Richard Lawrence and Mary Leggett: m. (1 st ) 22 Dec 1793 at 

Maugerville, Sunbury County, Bathsheba Wayman b. 1770, d. 24 Jul 1808, m. (2 nd ) 

Elizabeth Mercer born 1787, d/o Joseph Mercer, died 14 Feb 1871: family settled in 

Saint John: 


1) John Lawrence b. 1784, d. 9 Sep 1829 at sea, married 24 Feb 1829 at Saint John, 

Elizabeth Gibb: 

2) Richard Lawrence Jr. born 1800, d. Oct 1848 at Sierra Leone, Africa, m. 15 Sep 

1831 at Saint John, Eliza Kennedy: 

3) Justus E. Lawrence b. 1805, died 13 Jan 1837, m. May 1826 at Musquash, NB, 

Charity Finnemore: 

4) Joshua Lawrence b. - , d. 7 Feb 1829 at Saint John: 

5) Jane Lawrence b. c1808, d. as infant: 

6) Caroline Lawrence born c1808, d. as infant: 

7) Leggett Lawrence b. - , d. 17 May 1834 at Bermuda: 


8) Frances Jane Lawrence m. 28 Jul 1842 John Bowser: 

9) Susan Lawrence married Oct 1843 Charles E. Harding. 

Source: MC1/ Robinson #6, 3 pages. 

LAWRENCE: Stephen Lawrence b. c1780 New Hampshire: m. c1806 Miss 

Robbins from Maine: came from Rockland, ME to NB about 1806 and settled at 

Bayside, Saint Croix Parish, Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) Lucy Lawrence m. Moses Hill and first settled in Bayside then at Oak Bay: 

Charlotte County: had one son: 

2) Miss Lawrence married Mr. Simpson of Bayside and had four daughters: 

3) Stephen Lawrence m. Miss Bartlett: first settled at Bayside, then went to

Michigan: 

4) Nathan Lawrence m. Miss Mansford: first settled at Bayside, then moved to 

California: 

5) Luther Lawrence b. 1815, d. Apr 1903, m. 24 Dec 1838 Rachel Bradford born 

1817, d. Apr 1892, fourth d/o Joshua Bradford and Sarah Whitney and had nine 

children: 

6) Wheeler Lawrence m. Lucy Young: first settled at Lawrence Station but later 

moved to Nevada: had one daughter. 

Source: MC80/1401 Georgie Bartlett’s A brief history of the Bartletts and Lawrences 

(Charlotte County): Stephen’s widow m. James McCullough. 

LAWRENCE: William Lawrence b. 1734 Newport, RI, died 2 Jul 1820, s/o John 

Lawrence and Mary Woodbury: came from Providence, RI to NB in 1760 and 

settled in Sackville, Westmorland County: m. 27 Aug 1766 Sarah or Huldy Seamans 

of Sackville, NB, b. 1746, d. 4 Jan 1803: 

Children born in Sackville Parish: 

1) Sarah Lawrence b. 8 Jun 1767, m. James Estabrooks: had eight children: 

2) Elizabeth Lawrence born 3 Feb 1769, m. Simon Outhouse b. 1760, d. 2 Jan 1812: 

had nine children: 

3) William Lawrence b. 29 May 1771, d. 7 Apr 1857, m. Sarah King b. 1775 at 

Sackville, NB, died 21 Nov 1855, d/o Hezekiah King and Roxanna Danks: had eight 

children: 

4) George Lawrence born 1 Jul 1773, d. 1 Sep 1829, m. Mary Eddy b. 1776, died 19 

Sep 1867: settled in Upper Sackville and had eight children: 

5) Nathan Lawrence b. 24 Apr 1775, m. Ann Anderson: had four children: 

6) David Lawrence b. 7 Aug 1777, d. 27 Nov 1777: 

7) Huldah Lawrence b. 30 May 1779, d. 23 Mar 1782: 

8) Martin Lawrence: 

9) Rebecca Lawrence b. 5 Oct 1785, d. 28 Sep 1807, m. Reuben Chase: 

10) James Lawrence b. 6 Oct 1788, m. Rosanna Butler and had six children: 

Sources: MC1/Lawrence, 10 pages: see also MC80/31 W.C. Milner’s History of 

Sackville, New Brunswick, pgs. 160-161: see MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #28, 

June 1986: From the Sackville (N.B.) Town Book, page 9: see also MC2852 Purdy- 

Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm F20987: see sheet for William 

Lawrence. 

LAWSON: Alexander Lawson born c1795 at Dumfrieshire in Scotland, died 17 

Dec1863: came to NB in 1817 and settled at Lake George in Prince William Parish, 

York County: m. 23 Mar 1824 Deborah Kelly b. c1802 at Kingsclear, NB, d. 25 Jan 

1880: 

Children: 

1) James Lawson b. 2 Feb 1825, died 1891, married 29 Oct 1850 Sarah Kelly born 

27 Feb 1829 at Kingsclear, NB, died 1910: they had eleven children: 

2) Mary Lawson b. c1827, d. 11 Aug 1877, m. 31 Jul 1851 Benjamin Jones born in 

NB: settled at Prince William and had five children: 

3) Robert Lawson b. 22 Apr 1829, d. 30 Jan 1900, married 15 Apr 1852 Jane

Frances Hoyt b. - , d. 20 May 1880: settled at Lake George: had ten children: 

4) Isaac Lawson b. c1831, d. 1909, m. (1 st ) 7 Sep 1854 Patience Ballentine b. c1834, 

d. 15 Jan 1864: had two sons: married (2 nd ) Martha McMurray born 1838 d/o James 

McMurray and Rosanna Donnelly: settled at Lake George and had eight children: 

5) Alexander Lawson b. c1833, died 5 Oct 1844: 

6) William Lawson b. 1836, d. 9 Dec 1863, may have m. Hannah Nicholson: 7) 

Luke Lawson b. c1839, d. 1922, m. Ruth Welsh b. 1837, d. 1910: settled in 

Canterbury: had ten children. 

Sources: MC80/1771 Ella MacMullen’s McMullins of Blaney Ridge and others, Part 

III, The Lawson family, pages 1-18: see also MC80/1133 Frank Lawson’s Before my 

time: Alexander and Deborah (Kelly) Lawson of Lake George, New Bunswick and 

their descendants. 

LAWSON: Anthony G. Lawson born c1835 in Sunderland, England, died 5 Nov 

1870: came to NB and settled in Fredericton, York County: m. Elizabeth - b. c1843 

at Oromocto, NB, d. 18 Jul 1879: 

Children: 

1) John Lawson b. 1865: 

2) Richard Lawson b. 1867: 

3) Thomas Lawson born 1869. 

Sources: MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, page 93: see also 

MC80/2334 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. III, pages 

174-175. 

LAWSON: James Lawson born in Perth, Scotland, died before 1851, married 

Margaret Stewart b. 1800 in Peebles, Scotland: they came to NB in 1830 and settled 

in Wickham Parish, Queens County: 

Children: 

1) James Lawson b. 1832 in NB: 

2) Elizabeth Lawson b. 1833, d. 1910, m. Duncan Somerville b. 1830 at Stewarton, 

NB, died 1902, s/o Andrew Somerville and Janet Buchanan: settled at Stewarton 

and had children: 

3) Matilda Lawson b. 1835: 

4) Mary Lawson b. 1837. 


also see the Queens County census records. 

LAWSON: James Lawson born 1834 in Denmark, d. Feb 1918: shipwrecked on 

Grand Manan in 1857: he stayed and married (1 st ) Jane (Flagg) Calder d/o Rodney 

Flagg and Sarah Ingersoll: m. (2 nd ) Mary Ann Cronk born - , died 13 Feb 1892, d/o 

William Cronk of North Head: 

Children of first wife:

1) Gertrude Lawson married Sidney Manchester and moved to NY: 

2) Sherman Lawson: no children by second wife. 

Source: MC80/116 L.K. Ingersoll’s On this rock: an island anthology, pages 25-33. 

LAWSON: James R. Lawson (Rev.) b. 23 May 1820 in Rathfriland, Ireland, died 4 

Jul 1891: a Presbyterian minister who came to NB in 1846: served in Barnesville, 

Upham Parish, Kings County: m. Margaret - b. 1833, d. Dec 1912. 

Source: MC80/2631 E. Arthur Betts’ Our fathers in the faith, page 61: see also 

MC2657 NBGS Generations Vol. 23, No. 2, Summer 2001, Eldon Hay’s The 

Barnesville Covenanters and their cemetery, pages 57-58. 

LAWSON: John P. Lawson came from NY to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled 

at Sussex Vale, Kings County: m. (1 st ) - , m. (2 nd ) Mrs. Susannah Wright, 

widow of William Wright: 


1) William Lawson born 1778, d. 27 Aug 1854 at Sussex Vale, m. 9 Jan 1804 at 

Sheffield, Sunbury County, NB, Olive Briggs b. c1781, died 10 Feb 1865 at Sussex, 

NB, d/o Ebenezer Briggs of Sheffield, NB: they had eleven children: 

2) Israel Lawson born c1782, d. 6 Feb 1855: was an innkeeper in Saint John: m. 

Diadamy Briggs b. c1787, d. 10 Sep 1867, d/o Ebenezer Briggs: had nine children: 

3) possible child, John Lawson m. 17 Apr 1810 at Sheffield, NB, Elizabeth Briggs: 

they had two children. 

Source: MC3047 Donald P. Wright fonds, file MS2F, Item #15, 2 pages; also file 

MS3H, Item #27c, 3 pages. 

LAWSON: Lawrence Lawson: he came from New York to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist 

and settled in Greenwich Parish, Kings County: the name of his wife is not provided: 

Possible children: 

1) Henry Lawson b. c1790, m. 1814 Sarah McKeel: 

2) Elizabeth Lawson b. - , m. 1816 James Whelpley: 

3) William Lawson b. c1794. 

Source: MC80/2902 Sharon Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a bicentennial 

tribute, 1 paragraph. 

LAWTON: Isaac Lawton or Leighton b. 1730, d. 1810, was a Quaker from 

Pennsylvania: he m. Mary Cranston d/o Samuel Cranston of Rhode Island: Mary 

died and was buried in Rhode Island: Isaac came to NB in 1783 with his three 

daughters and their aunt, Elizabeth Cranston as Loyalists: they settled in Saint John. 

Children mentioned:

1) Thomas Lawton: 

2) Mary Cranston Lawton, the eldest daughter, married Paul Bedell: 

3) Elizabeth Lawton m. Lewis DeBlois: 

Source: MC80/122 E.C. Wright’s Saint John ships and their builders, pg. 57: see 

also D.R. Jack’s Loyalist families of New Brunswick on microfilm F355, pages 250- 

251: see MC80/2902 Sharon Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a bicentennial 


LAWTON: James Lawton came from Philadelphia, PA to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist: 

settled in Saint John: married and had children: only child mentioned was son Charles 

Lawton who married Eliza Ruddock d/o Thomas Ruddock of Saint John: had issue. 

Sources: MC80/122 E.C. Wright’s Saint John ships and their builders, page 57: see 

MC80/2119 Gail B. Pipes’ Loyalists all: stories about New Brunswick Loyalists and 

their descendants, pages 69 to 71: James Lawton’ brother John Lawton also came to 

NB and settled in Saint John. 

LAWTON: John Lawton born 1757, d. 27 Jul 1846: came from Philadelphia, PA to 

NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Saint John: married Sarah - b. 1774, d. 9 

Aug 1860: 


1) William Abbott Lawton married 1824 Alice Ruddock b. - , died 1849, d/o 

Thomas Ruddock of Saint John: had issue: 

2) Mary Ann Lawton m. in 1821 John Owen: 

3) James Lawton b. 1804, d. 1884, married Mary Elizabeth Hamm b. 1818, died 

1892: had children. 

Sources: MC80/122 E.C. Wright’s Saint John ships and their builders, page 57: see 

MC80/2119 Gail B. Pipes’ Loyalists all: stories about New Brunswick Loyalists and 

their descendants, pages 69-71: John’s brother James Lawton also came to NB and 

settled in Saint John. 

LAWTON: Thomas Lawton b. - , d. 1803: he came from Rhode Island to NB in 

1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Saint John: married Frances Crannell d/o 

Bartholomew Crannell. 



LAYDEN: Bartholomew or Bartley Layden b. c1805 County Sligo, Ireland, m. Ann 

Rogan b. c1818 in Ireland, d. 15 Feb 1903 in Maynard, MA: he came to NB Jun 1834 

and she followed in Jun 1837: settled at Salmon River, Alma Parish, Albert County: in 

late 1880’s they moved to Minneapolis, MN:

Children: 

1) Patrick Layden b. Mar 1839, d. 13 Feb 1917 in Cambridge, MA: 

2) James Layden b. c1841: 

3) Mary Layden b. c1843, d. Jun 1866: 

4) Ann Layden b. Jul 1846, married 20 Jul 1871 Arthur O’Connor s/o Roderick 

O’Connor and Catherine Quinlan of New Ireland: 

5) Margaret Agnes Layden b. c1848, m. 12 Nov 1876 Patrick Long s/o John Long 

and Sarah Dornan of Cardwell Parish, Kings County: 

6) Michael Layden born c1850, d. 30 Sep 1914 at Boston, MA, m. 26 Jun 1878 at 

South Branch, NB, Mary Long b. - , d. 10 Oct 1913 at Boston, MA, d/o John Long 

and Sarah Dornan: 

7) John M. Layden born c1852, bur. 22 Aug 1928, m. 25 Oct 1881 at South Branch, 

Elizabeth Long b. - , died 2 Jun 1942, d/o John Long and Sarah Dornan: went to 

Minneapolis, MN about 1888: had four children: 

8) Eleanor Layden born c1855, m. John Dunn: went to Maynard, MA. 

Source: MC80/2014 Heather Long’s Good green hope: the Irish Catholic settlers of 

Albert County, New Brunswick, pages 121-122: Bartley came to NB with his brother 

Michael Layden. 

LAYDEN: Michael Layden born c1817 in County Sligo, Ireland, died 5 Aug 1896: 

he came to NB in Jul 1834 and settled at Mechanic Settlement, Cardwell Parish, Kings 

County and at Elgin Parish in Albert County: married (1 st ) 30 Jan 1845 at Saint John, 

Bridget Swift born c1827 in Ireland, d. c1854, d/o Patrick Swift: married (2 nd ) c1855 

Bridget O’Connor b. - , d. 25 Nov 1910, d/o John O’Connor and Eleanor Doherty: 


1) Mary Layden b. c1845 in NB, d. before 1861: 

2) Patrick Layden b. c1847, died 29 May 1939, m. Mary E. Dregeu: settled in 

Worcester, MA: had eight children: 

3) Margaret Layden born c1850, d. before 1861: 


4) John B. Layden b. c1858, d. 8 Mar 1919, married 27 Oct 1886 probably at South 

Branch, Mary Ellen O’Regan b. - , d. 18 Jun 1927, d/o John O’Regan and Bridget 

Cannon of Elgin Parish: they lived in Mechanic Settlement and had seven children: 

5) Michael Layden born c1860, d. 26 Jul 1928 at Goshen, NB, married c1888 

Elizabeth Power d/o Michael and Elizabeth Power of New Ireland: settled near 

Mechanic Settlement and had six children: 

6) Bridget Layden born c1862, m. 26 Sep 1883 John O’Connor s/o Michael 

O’Connor and Ann Swift: 

7) Ellen Layden born c1864, d. before 1881: 

8) Elizabeth A. Layden b. c1866, m. 1 May 1890 Timothy Long s/o John R. Long 

and Catherine Long of New Ireland: 

9) Agnes Layden b. c1868, m. 28 Oct 1888 Charles Daley s/o Charles Daley and 

Elizabeth McAnulty: 

10) Daniel James Layden born Apr 1870, died 4 Jan 1952, m. c1897 Cecilia 

O’Connor b. - , died 11 Aug 1957, d/o Michael O’Connor and Ann Swift: settled in 

Elgin, NB: had ten children: 

11) Martin Joseph Layden b. Aug 1872, d. unm. 4 Jan 1937 in Saint John: settled in 

Elgin Parish: 

12) Jeremiah F. Layden b. Mar 1874, died 11 Jun 1949, m. 15 May 1905 at South

Branch, NB, Loretta Catherine Purtill born 14 Apr 1881, died 12 Dec 1954, d/o 

James Purtill and Catherine Malone of Goshen, NB: they settled in Goshen and had 

thirteen children: 

13) Thomas Francis Layden born Jun 1875, died before 1881: 

14) Dominic Ervin Layden born 15 Aug 1879, d. 7 Sep 1937 at Goshen, NB, m. 2 

Nov 1904 probably at South Branch, Bridget Catherine Breen b. 21 Jun 1885, died 

24 Sep 1958 at Hampton Station, d/o Edward Breen and Bridget Mellon of Upper 

Goshen, NB: settled at Goshen and had thirteen children. 

Sources: MC80/1909 John R. Elliott’s Gone but not forgotten, Vol. 3: South Branch 

R.C. Cemetery in Cardwell Parish, Kings County, page 237: also see the Albert 

County census returns in which the surname is spelled Laden: see also MC80/2014 

Heather Long’s Good green hope: the Irish Catholic settlers of Albert County, New 

Brunswick, pages 117-120: Michael came to NB with his brother Bartley Layden. 

LAYTON: Gregory Layton born in England: came to NB about 1836 and first 

settled in Glenelg Parish, then at Chatham, Northumberland County: he left the 

Miramichi about 1849 and moved to Boston, MA where he d. in 1864: his son John 

Gregory Graham Layton born c1818 in England, died 23 May 1888 in Ottawa, 

Ontario, m. (1 st ) 1844 Ann Maria Pine of Richibucto, Kent County, NB, (2 nd ) 1878 

Mary E. Fisher, of Clapham, Surrey, England: they first settled in Richibucto. 

Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography: Gregory 

had a brother William J. Layton, a surveyor in Richibucto, NB from the 1820’s. 

LEACH: James Leach b. c1794, d. after 1851, m. Mary - : first settled in North 

Esk Parish, then by 1851 they moved to Cassilis in South Esk Parish, Northumberland 

County: 


1) James Leach Jr.: 

2) Mary Leach: 

3) Alexander Leach born c1823, d. 23 Jan 1897, m. 1853 Zilpha Ann Rogers born 

21 Apr 1833, d. after 1891, d/o James and Ellen (Quigley) Rogers. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pages 239-240. 

LEACH: Thomas Leach born c1791, d. after 1861, possibly the s/o Thomas Leach 

Sr. a Loyalist who first settled in Saint John, then on Miramichi River in 

Northumberland County: Thomas Jr. first settled in Nelson Parish, then at Cassilis, 

South Esk Parish, Northumberland County: m. 12 Nov 1811 Mary McDonald: 

posible daughter Sarah Leach m. 1839 and had two children: husband’s name is not 

provided. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pages 239-240.

LEAKE: William Leake m. Anna - : came from Yorkshire, England to NB in 

1818 and settled in Sackville, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Ann Leake b. 1801, married a sea captain: 

2) Thomas Leake b. 20 Jun 1809 in Sledmir, Yorkshire, d. at Parrsboro, NS: 

3) Mary Leake b. 31 Sep 1811 in Sledmir, Yorkshire, died unmarried 1909 in 

Chelsea, MA: 

4) Sarah Leake born 22 Jun 1817 in Sledmir, Yorkshire, died 1 Dec 1909 in 

Sackville, NB, married 16 Apr 1843 in Sackville, Stewart McFee. 

Source: MC80/930 Mildred L. D’Amrosio’s History of the Lounsbury-Anderson 

family (twenty pages from the beginning of the book) 

LEAMAN see LEEMAN 

LEAVITT: Daniel Leavitt (Capt.) born 1779, d. 14 Jun 1865, s/o Jonathan Leavitt 

and Hephzibah Peabody: settled in Saint John: married 23 Sep 1811 in Saint John, 

Catherine McPherson b. c1787, d. 28 Nov 1843, d/o Charles McPherson (b. 1753) 

and Catherine McLeod: 

Children: 

1) Mary Leavitt b. 1812 

2) Charlotte Leavitt b. 1816, d. 6 Sep 1878 in Saint John: 

3) Edward Leavitt b. 1 Oct 1823, d. 23 Mar 1863, m. 8 May 1851 Catherine 

Elizabeth Robinson b. 24 Jun 1826, d. c1918, d/o Winthrop Robinson and 

Charlotte Gerow: settled in Saint John and had three children: 

4) Margaret Leavitt b. 1826, d. 20 Nov 1900: 

5) Henry Leavitt b. c1826: 

6) Daniel Jonathan Leavitt b. c1832, d. 1878, m. 5 Jun 1856 Jane Cowden 

Thompson. 

Source: MC80/2592 Graeme F. Somerville’s A library of stone pages and other 

records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, page 134: see also MC1749 

Dick genealogy, 3 pages. 

LEAVITT: Jonathan Leavitt b. 1746 at Brentwood, NH, d. 24 Jan 1811, s/o John 

Leavitt and Mary Tilton: m. 1772 Hephzibah Peabody b. 22 Nov 1755 at Boxford, 

EssexCounty, MA, died 25 Mar 1810, d/o Francis Peabody and Mary Brown of 

Maugerville: came to NB in 1762 and settled at Saint John: 

Children: 

1) John Leavitt b. 1773, d. Aug 1855, m. Margaret Frost: 

2) Elizabeth Leavitt b. 1775, d. 23 Jun 1803: 

3) Daniel Leavitt b. 1779, d. 14 Jun 1865 at Saint John, NB, m. 19 Sep 1811 

Catherine McPherson: 

4) Francis Leavitt born 1780, died 21 Aug 1851, married 16 Apr 1814 Mary 

McPherson: 

5) Charlotte Leavitt born 1782, married 24 Aug 1809 Josiah Gilbert Seeley:

6) Henry Leavitt b. 1784: 

7) James Leavitt b. 1786: 

8) William Leavitt b. 1791: 

9) Thomas Leavitt born c1794, d. 24 Oct 1850, m. at Saint John, Mary Ann 

Ketchum: had four sons and three daughters: 

10) George Leavitt b. 1796. 

Sources: MC1286 Volume VII Dictionary of Canadian Biography, page 493: see 

also MC1749 Dick genealogy, 3 pages. 

LEAVITT: Joseph Leavitt born in 1816 at Turner, ME, s/o Isaac Leavitt and Ruth 

Bonney: came to NB and settled at Fredericton in York County, married Jane 

Elizabeth Creighton born 1820 at Fredericton, died 1877, d/o Benjamin Creighton 

and Frances Bennett: only child mentioned, William Newcomb Leavitt b. 1847 at 

Fredericton, died 1900, married Ada Idella Russell b. 1852, d. 1932 at Weld, ME, d/o 

Brooks D. Russell of Weld, ME: had issue. 

Source: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pgs 16-17. 

LEAVITT see also LOVETT 

LEBLANC: Augustin LeBlanc born 1755, buried 2 Mar 1807, s/o Augustin 

LeBlanc and Françoise Hébert, married c1777 Cécile Cormier: came to NB: settled 

at Fox Creek, Moncton Parish, Westmorland County. 


page 1256. 

LEBLANC: Bonaventure LeBlanc born 1738 s/o Paul LeBlanc and Marie-Josephe 

Richard: m. about 1763 Rosalie Belliveau d/o Pierre Belliveau and Jeanne Gaudet: 

came to NB: settled at Memramcook, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Rosalie LeBlanc born c1764, m. c1783 Guillaume Fournier, widower of 

Françoise Dubois: 

2) Jean-Isaac LeBlanc b. c1767, d. 1827, married c1788 Anastasie Gaudet: settled 

at Memramcook: 

3) Pierre LeBlanc born c1771, died in 1837, m. c1796 Anastasie LeBlanc d/o 

Charles LeBlanc and Marie Barillot: they settled at Memramcook, NB: 

4) Anne LeBlanc b. c1773, d. 1828, married c1793 Jean-Baptiste Cormier: settled at 

Memramcook: 

5) Colette LeBlanc b. c1775, m. c1794 Ignace Cormier s/o Pierre Cormier and 

Anne Gaudet: 

6) Joseph LeBlanc born c1780, d. 1825, married c1801 Marguerite Cormier d/o 

Pierre Cormier and Marie Godin: family settled at Memramcook, NB: 

7) Amand LeBlanc b. 1782, d. 1859, m. (1 st ) 31 May 1808 Pélagie Gaudet d/o Jean 

Gaudet and Marie Melanson: m. (2 nd ) 11 Nov 1817 Memramcook, Nathalie Breau

d/o Joseph Breau and Marie-Blanche Boudreau: settled at Memramcook, NB: 

8) Marie LeBlanc b. c1784, died 1813, married Pierre Bourque. 

Sources: MC80/781 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. I, 

page 446: see MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, 

Vol. 2, pages 651, 656-657. 

LEBLANC: Charles LeBlanc was born in 1723 s/o François LeBlanc and 

Marguerite Boudrot: m. c1750 Marie Barillot d/o Jacques Barillot and Marie- 

Anne Turpin of Pisiguit, NS: came to NB after 1770 and settled at Bouctouche and 

Cocagne in Kent County: 

Children: 

1) Pierre LeBlanc b. 1751, m. c1772 Marie Saulnier d/o Charles Saulnier and 

Marie Coste of Nicook, NS: 

2) Joseph LeBlanc b. 1753, m. c1775 Isabelle Landry d/o René Landry: settled in 

Bouctouche, NB: 

3) Marie LeBlanc born 1755, m. Pierre Bourque s/o Jean Bourque of Menoudie, 

NS: 

4) Marguerite LeBlanc b. 1759, m. Joseph Richard s/o René Richard of Shediac, 

NB: 

5) Annette/Nanette LeBlanc b. 1760, m. Pierre LeBlanc: 

6) Isabelle LeBlanc born 1761, m. Benjamin Allain of Bouctouche, NB: 

7) Anne LeBlanc b. 1762, m. Joseph Goguen s/o Joseph Goguen of Cocagne, NB: 

8) Charles LeBlanc b. 1765, m. (1 st ) Madeleine Girouard, (2 nd ) Marie Breau d/o 

Joseph Breau and Madeleine Boudreau of Bouctouche, NB: 

9) François LeBlanc born 1766, married 1788 Hélène Breau d/o Joseph Breau and 

Madeleine Boudreau: 

10) Anastasie LeBlanc born 1769, m. c1796 Pierre LeBlanc s/o Bonaventure 

LeBlanc and Rose Belliveau. 

Sources: MC80/781 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. II, 

page 677: see MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, 

Vol. 3, pages 1228, 1248, 1249. 

LEBLANC: Charles LeBlanc b. 1758, s/o Augustin LeBlanc and Françoise 

Hébert, married (1 st ) Marie-Josephe Cormier, m. (2 nd ) Marie Duguay, (3 rd ) 

Marguerite Goguen: came to NB: settled at Memramcook, Dorchester Parish, 

Westmorland County. 


page 1256. 

LEBLANC: Charles-Grégoire LeBlanc born in 1734 s/o Paul LeBlanc and Marie- 

Josephe Richard: m. c1762 Théotiste Belliveau d/o Pierre Belliveau and Jeanne 

Gaudet: came to NB and settled at Memramcook in Westmorland County: 

Children :

1) Charles-Ignace LeBlanc b. 1763, m. Anne Belliveau: 

2) Marie-Anne LeBlanc born c1765: 

3) Joseph-Bonaventure LeBlanc b. 1766, m. Marie Pellerin d/o Germain Pellerin 

and Marie Belliveau: 

4) Isaac LeBlanc b. c1768, m. c1790 Marguerite Richard of Richibouctou, Kent 

County, NB: 

5) Pierre LeBlanc b. c1770, m. c1792 Isabelle Brun d/o Pierre Brun and Anne 

Girouard: 

6) Firmin LeBlanc b. 1772: 

7) Paul LeBlanc b. c1788, m. c1810 Nanette Brun d/o Pierre Brun and Anne 

Girouard. 

Sources: MC80/781 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. I, 

pages 445-446: see also MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des 

Acadiens, Vol. 2, pages 651, 655, 656. 

LEBLANC: François LeBlanc born 1692 at Minas, NS, d. 1770 at Needham, MA, 

near Boston, m. 19 Sep 1711 at Grand-Pré, NS, Marguerite Boudreau: in 1755 

François, his wife and a dozen children were deported from Grand-Pré to 

Massachusetts: most of his children returned and settled in NB in 1760’s: 


1) François LeBlanc: 

2) Pierre LeBlanc settled at Memramcook in Westmorland County: 

3) Jacques LeBlanc first settled near Halifax: m. and had at least six children: 

4) Simon LeBlanc eventually settled in Saint-Louis-de-Kent, NB where he died in 

1815: 

5) Charles LeBlanc, fifth child, born c1746 at Grand-Pré, NS, d. Aug 1816: married 

Marie Barillot and had ten children. 

Source: MC80/273 Marguerite Michaud’s La reconstruction françoise au Nouveau- 

Brunswick: Bouctouche Paroisse-type, pages 50-53. 

LEBLANC: Jacques LeBlanc born in 1732 probably at Grand-Pré in Nova Scotia, 

s/o François LeBlanc and Marguerite Boudreau: married 1758 at Philadelphia, PA, 

Natalie Breau: they came to NB about 1769 and settled at Memramcook in 


Children: 

1) Marie LeBlanc b. 1759, m. 9 Oct 1774 at Annapolis, NS, Charles Maillet s/o 

Salomon Maillet and Marie Saulier: 

2) Simon LeBlanc b. 1760, m. c1782 Madeleine Richard d/o René Richard of 

Nicook, NS: settled in Memramcook: 

3) Isabelle LeBlanc b. 1762, m. 1776 Jean-Baptiste Jeanson s/o Guillaume 

Jeanson and Marie Aucoin: 

4) Marguerite LeBlanc b. c1763, m. Jean-Baptiste Landry of Richibouctou, Kent 

County, NB: 

5) Anne LeBlanc b. 1766, m. David Thibodeau s/o Germain Thibodeau of 

Richibouctou, NB: 

6) Jacques LeBlanc born in 1767:

7) Natalie/Anastasie LeBlanc born 30 May 1768, married (1 st ) Jean-Baptiste 

Landry s/o René Landry and Madeleine Boudreau, m. (2 nd ) Jean-Baptiste 

Richard s/o Jani Richard of Richibouctou, NB. 

Sources: MC80/274 Emery LeBlanc’s Les entretiens du village, pages 11-18: see 

MC80/781 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. II, p 678: see 

MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 3, pages 

1229, 1249 to 1250: the widow Natalie (Breau) LeBlanc married (2 nd ) Pierre Léger of 

Memramcook, NB. 

LEBLANC: Jean LeBlanc born in 1753, buried 12 May 1807, s/o Augustin 

LeBlanc and Françoise Hébert, m. c1775 Marguerite Bourgeois: settled at Fox 

Creek, Moncton Parish, Westmorland County. 


page 1256. 

LEBLANC: Jean-Joseph LeBlanc b. 1750 at Saint-Charles-des-Mines, NS, d. 4 Jun 

1806, s/o Jean-Joseph LeBlanc and Marie-Josephe Daigle: came to NB and settled 

at Bathurst, Gloucester County: m. (1 st ) 1777 at Bathurst, NB, Modeste Doucet d/o 

Charles Doucet and Anne Arsenault: m. (2 nd ) Rosalie Boudreau: 


1) Romain LeBlanc b. 1778 at Bonaventure, QC, m. 8 Nov 1803 at Bathurst, Isabelle 

Robertson: 

2) Jean LeBlanc b. 1781 at Bathurst, married 6 Sep 1808 at Cascapedia, QC, Louise- 

Felicite Cyr: 

3) Marguerite LeBlanc born 1783 at Bathurst, m. 4 May 1802 at Cascapedia, QC, 

Jean Boudreau: 

4) Florent LeBlanc born 29 Jan 1786, m. 23 Aug 1811 at Cascapedia, QC, Sophie 

Cyr: 

5) Edouard LeBlanc born 13 Dec 1790, m. 26 Jan 1824 at Cascapedia, QC, Louise- 

Gilette Cyr: 

6) Pierre LeBlanc born 5 Jun 1793: children of second wife, 

7) Marie-Constance LeBlanc born 14 Apr 1798: 

8) Felicite LeBlanc born 20 Feb 1800: 

9) Marie-Apolline LeBlanc born 5 Apr 1802: 

10) Pelagie LeBlanc born 9 Jul 1804, married 14 Sep 1826 at Cascapedia, Quebec, 

Firmin Dube. 

Source: MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 

Brunswick, pages 161-162. 

LEBLANC: Joseph LeBlanc b. 1744, d. 1819, s/o Paul LeBlanc and Marie- 

Josephe Richard: married c1761 Agnès Belliveau d/o Pierre Belliveau and Jeanne 

Gaudet: came to NB: settled at Memramcook, Westmorland County: 

Children:

1) Marie-Madeleine LeBlanc born 1762, m. c1783 at Memramcook, Jean Gaudet 

s/o Pierrotte Gaudet: 

2) Marie-Rosalie LeBlanc b. 1765, married c1785 at Memramcook, Isidore 

Bastarache s/o Pierre Bastarache: 

3) Jean-Fréderic LeBlanc born 1768, died 1854, m. c1790 at Memramcook, 

Henriette Gautreau, sister of Charles Gautreau of Barachois, NB: 

4) Joseph LeBlanc b. 1772, d. 1861, m. c1794 at Memramcook, Marguerite Gaudet, 

the sister of Sauveur Gaudet: family settled at Memramcook. 


pages 652, 657. 

LEBLANC: Pierre-Victor LeBlanc born 1742, died 25 May 1817, s/o René 

LeBlanc and Anne Theriault, married 1765 Marguerite Saulier d/o Charles 

Saulnier and Marie Savage: they came to NB and settled at Memramcook in 


Children: 

1) Joseph-Ignace LeBlanc b. 1766, d. 21 Mar 1855, married c1788 Modeste 

Richard, d/o René Richard and Perpétue Bourgeois: settled at Memramcook and 

had eleven children: 

2) Marguerite LeBlanc born 1767, m. at Memramcook, NB, Raphael Poirier s/o 

Joseph Poirier dit Maitre and Marguerite Arsenault: 

3) Marie LeBlanc born in 1770: 

4) Simon LeBlanc b. 1771, m. c1793 Marguerite Poirier d/o Joseph Poirier dit 

Maitre and Marguerite Arsenault: 

5) Hilarion LeBlanc born c1778, d. 1846, m. 18 Nov 1810 at Memramcook, Isabelle 

Doiron d/o Isidore Doiron and Anne Donai: this family settled at Memramcook: had 

nine children: 

6) Nicolas LeBlanc born c1780, married (1 st ) c1801 Charlotte LeBlanc d/o Charles 

LeBlanc and Marie-Josephe Cormier, m. (2 nd ) Marie Porrel d/o François Porrel 

and Marie Noiles: 

7) François LeBlanc b. c1782, married c1805 Marie-Antoinette dit Nanette 

LeBlanc: d/o Firmin LeBlanc and Ludivine Dupuis: settled at Memramcook and 

had ten children. 


pages 1244, 1257-1258. 

LEBLANC: Romain LeBlanc born 15 Dec 1778 Bonaventure, Gaspe, QC, s/o 

Joseph LeBlanc and Modeste Doucet: m. on 11 Aug 1803 at Nepisiguit (Bathurst) 

Gloucester County, NB, Isabella Robertson born 1777 d/o James Robertson and 

Helen Morrison: this family settled in Bathurst: son Joseph LeBlanc born 18 Jan 

1807, m. 23 Aug 1831 Euphrosine Comeau b. 12 Jun 1812 d/o Charles Comeau and 

Osithe Bernard. 

Source: MC1/LeBlanc, 1 page: Joseph LeBlanc b. 1748 s/o Joseph LeBlanc and 

Marie Daigle: Modeste Doucet b. c1760 d/o Charles Doucet and Marie-Anne 

Arsenault: James Robertson b. c1736, m. 27 Dec 1782 at Bonaventure, Quebec, 

Helen Morrison b. c1763 d/o John Morrison and Isabelle Ketney: Charles Comeau

orn 18 Jun 1785 at Carleton, Quebec, s/o François Comeau and Marie Beaudry, 

married 8 Jan 1810 Osithe Bernard b. 27 Mar 1789 at Bonaventure, Quebec d/o 

Louis Jean-Marie Bernard and Osithe Babin. 

LEBOUTHILLIER: Joseph LeBouthillier born before 1761 in Quebec: m. c1740 

Angélique Giraud dit Saint-Jean d/o Gabriel Giraud dit Saint-Jean and an Indian 

lady: came to NB and settled in Caraquet, Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Geneviève LeBouthillier born c1741, d. c1821, married c1760 Gabriel Albert, m. 

(2 nd ) Georges Larocque s/o François Larocque of Paspébiac, Quebec, and widower 

of Marguerite Brasseur: 

2) Agnès dit Anne LeBouthillier born c1743, d. 20 Mar 1824, married (1 st ) 1760 

Jean Canivet: married (2 nd ) 1765 Jacques Morais s/o Louis Morais and Marie 

Thérèse Catherine Bois of Rivière-Ouelle, Quebec: 

3) Marie-Joseph dit Josette LeBouthillier married c1773 Pierre Frigault: 

4) Vénérande LeBouthillier m. Louis Morais d/o Louis Morais and Marie Thérèse 

Catherine Bois: settled in Rimouski, QC: 

5) René LeBouthillier b. c1756, d. 13 Dec 1813, married c1774 Geneviève Chiasson 

d/o Joseph Chiasson and Anne Haché. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 324-325, 330. 

LEBOUTHILLIER: René LeBouthillier born c1756, died on 13 Dec 1813, married 

c1774 Geneviève Chiasson d/o Joseph Chiasson and Anne Haché: settled in 

Caraquet, Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Angélique LeBouthillier b. c1775, d. 24 Mar 1871, married c1800 Charles 

Doiron s/o Zacharie Doiron and Anne LeVicaire: 

2) Rose LeBouthillier born c1781, m. 13 Jan 1812 Jean-Baptiste Doiron s/o 

Zacharie Doiron and Anne LeVicaire: 

3) Edouard LeBouthillier born 27 Mar 1783 at Caraquet, died 27 Jul 1850, married 

c1800 Agathe Parisé d/o Michel Parisé and Marie Albert: 

4) Archange LeBouthillier born 16 Apr 1784 at Caraquet, died 18 May 1869, 

married 13 Jan 1807 Pierre Albert s/o Pierre Albert and Geneviève Denis: 

5) Théotiste LeBouthillier bp. 29 Jun 1786, m. 18 Nov 1807 Henri Chenard s/o 

Henri Chenard and Thérèse Canivet: 

6) Marie-Claire LeBouthillier born 1 Oct 1788, died before 1849, m. 14 Nov 1815 

Alexis Paulin s/o Jean-Baptiste Paulin and Thérèse Canivet: 

7) Damien LeBouthillier b. 27 Sep 1789, m. 22 Nov 1814 Isabelle Gionet s/o 

François Gionet and Marie Roussi. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 333-4. 

LEBRETON: Charles or Emmanuel LeBreton born c1786: married Marie 

Henriette LeBreton b. 1796, d. 28 Dec 1894: this family settled in Caraquet, 

Gloucester County:

Children: 

1) Jean dit Johnny LeBreton born c1831, buried 17 Jan 1914, married 8 Nov 1860 

Philoméne Frigault d/o Edouard Frigault widow of Julien Brianceau: 2) Phoebée 

LeBreton bp. 29 Dec 1841 at Tracadie, died unmarried: 

3) Samuel LeBreton born c1842: 

4) Rose LeBreton b. 1 Nov 1846 at Tracadie, m. 1 Feb 1869 Honoré Morais s/o 

Augustin Morais and Modeste Gallien. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 333-4. 

LEBRUN, Pierre see under BRUN, Pierre 

LECAIN: Walter W. LeCain born 1791, d. 7 Jun 1858: settled in Saint John: m. 

Fanny Thomas born 1806, d. 14 Oct 1863, d/o Henry Thomas of NY, and Queens 

County, NB. 


records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, page 135. 

LECKEY: John Leckey, William Leckey, Robert Leckey, Hugh Leckey: brothers 

born in County Donegal, Ireland: they came to NB in 1825: settled at Coal Creek, 

Chipman Parish, Queens County. 

Source: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, pages 37-8. 

LECLAIR: Thomas T. LeClair born 12 Oct 1851 in Rustico, PEI, d. 30 Nov 1949, 

s/o Emmanuel LeClair and Irma Lemange: Thomas went to England where he m. 

1879 at Liverpool, Margaret Kemp b. 12 Jul 1844 at Liverpool, died 19 Feb 1949: 

after spending three years in England the family returned to PEI for nine years, then 

moved to Saint John, NB for four years, then in 1893 they settled at Sussex, Kings 

County, NB: 

Children: 

1) Sadie LeClair b. in PEI: 

2) Stella LeClair m. Albert Held of Freeport, ME: 

3) Thomas Theopholis LeClair born 9 Jun 1880 in England, d. 19 Apr 1966 at 

Renfrew, ON: 

4) Mary LeClair b. 6 Aug 1882: 

5) Sarah LeClair born 12 Apr 1884 on PEI, married 30 Oct 1907 at Sussex, NB, 

Joseph D. Arseneault b. at Mount Carmel, PEI, s/o Delphine and Mary Arseneault: 

6) Gertrude LeClair b. 18 May 1886 Bloomfield, PEI: 

7) Joseph LeClair b. 26 Jul 1888 in NB: 

8) James William LeClair b. 27 May 1892 at Saint John, NB, died Sep 1957, married 

4 Oct 1915 at Saint John, Edith Elmira Angela Gibson d/o James Gibson and Nora 

Seymore of Saint John: family moved to Hamilton, ON: had seven children: 

9) John James LeClair b. 22 Sep 1894 at Sussex, NB, d. 1952, married 2 Feb 1920 at

Sussex, Mary Jane McNaught b. c1900 at Forest Glen, Westmorland County, d/o 

James McNaught and Ellen Daugherty: 

10) George LeClair b. 28 Oct 1896 in NB: settled in Waterbury, CT: 

11) Charlotte LeClair b. 27 Mar 1899, d. 1968: 

12) Alice LeClair born 27 Apr 1899 at Sussex, married 17 Jul 1923 Joseph A. Pooler 

of Fairfield, ME: 

13) Agnes Ellen LeClair (twin) b. 2 Aug 1901 at Sussex, died 1996 at Sussex: 14) 

Edward Walter LeClair (twin) born 2 Aug 1901 Sussex, d. 16 Feb 1916 at Sussex. 

Source: MC1/Brooks #2, 12 pages. 

LECLERC dit FRANCOEUR: Jean-Baptiste Leclerc dit Francoeur born c1759, 

died 28 Sep 1826 at St-Louis-de-Kent, NB, s/o Jean-Baptiste Leclerc dit Francoeur 

and Marie-Josette Duval dit Dupaulo: came to NB and first settled in Bathurst, then 

by 1802 moved to Saint-Louis-de-Kent: m. (1 st ) 2 Jun 1790 at Carleton, Quebec, 

Marie Frigault d/o Pierre Frigault and Josette Bouthillier: m. (2 nd ) 19 Sep 1796 at 

Bathurst, NB, Madeleine Thébault d/o Mathurin Thébault and Catherine Duval: 


1) Rose Leclerc b. c1792, d. 28 Jun 1867 at Shippagan: 


2) Jean-Baptiste Leclerc b. 22 Dec 1797 at Bathurst, d. 11 Jan 1820 at Saint-Charlesde-Kent, 

NB: 

3) Madeleine Leclerc born 13 Sep 1800 at Bathurst, m. 6 Feb 1824 at Pointe-Sapin, 

Kent County, NB, Pascal Landry s/o Pascal Landry and Véronique Dumont of 

Kamouraska, QC: 

4) Tranquil Leclerc b. 26 May 1803 at Richibouctou, NB, died 27 Jul 1835 at 

Shippagan, Gloucester County, m. c1834 Hanna Witzell d/o William Witzell and 

Mary Topham of Shippagan: 

5) Luc dit Lucas Leclerc born 15 Feb 1806 at Richibouctou, d. 27 Jul 1835 at 

Shippagan, m. 9 Nov 1830 Angéle Duguay, d/o François Duguay and Marie Doiron 

of Tracadie, Gloucester County: 

6) Mathurin Leclerc born 21 Feb 1808 at Saint-Louis-de-Kent, married on 13 Feb 

1836 Julie Landry d/o Simon Landry and Geneviéve Haché of Grande-Anse, 


7) Hughes dit Hugin Leclerc born 9 Jan 1810: 

8) Marcel Leclerc b. 16 Jan 1812, died 13 Oct 1871 at Shippagan, m. 8 Nov 1835 

Marie Haché d/o Antoine Haché and Céleste Landry of Grande-Anse: 

9) Sylvain Leclerc b. 23 Feb 1814, m. 17 Sep 1840 Rose Haché d/o Antoine Haché 

and Céleste Landry: 

10) Joseph Leclerc born 28 Apr 1816, d. c1861, m. c1846 Marie Chiasson probable 

d/o Nicolas Chiasson and Colette Duguay of Shippagan: 

11) Suzanne Leclerc b. c1820, d. 27 Jun 1867 at Shippagan, m. c1842 Hubert Mallet 

s/o Jean Mallet and Anne-Marie Mallet of Shippagan: 

12) Théotiste Leclerc born 6 Feb 1822 at Pointe-Sapin, NB, d. 6 Feb 1890 at 

Shippagan, married c1840 Moise Duguay s/o Raymond Duguay and Marie Paulin 

of Shippagan: 

13) Jean-Baptiste Leclerc b. c1823, married c1841 Sara Chiasson d/o Jean 

Chiasson and Scholastique Roussel. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 335.

LECOUFFE: Pierre Babylas LeCouffe bp. 18 Feb 1817 at Carleton, Québec, s/o 

Pierre Félix LeCouffe and Marie Thérèse Gagné: came from Gaspésie, QC to NB in 

1834 and settled at Petit-Rocher in Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: m. Marie 

Roy d/o Joseph Roy and Julie Haché of Petit-Rocher, NB: 

Children: 

1) Philemon LeCouffe born 1843, d. 1909, married 1 Feb 1869 at Dalhousie, NB, 

Marie Guitard: had fourteen children: 

2) Polycarpe LeCouffe b. 1846: 

3) Calixte LeCouffe b. 1847: 

4) Marie LeCouffe b. 1849: 

5) Angélique LeCouffe b. 1851: 

6) Gertrude LeCouffe b. 1853: 

7) Felix LeCouffe born in 1859. 

Source: MC80/814 Rosaline Guitard’s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques (Petit- 

Rocher) Vol 1, #3, pages 11-12; Vol 2, #7, pages 4-5. 

LEDDEN: William Ledden and Mary - : may have come from Quebec to NB 

before 1778: settled at Newcastle, Northumberland County: raised a large family: 

Children listed in a random order: 

1) James Ledden born c1790, d. 6 May 1860, m. Mary - b. c1795: three children 

are listed in the 1851 census for Newcastle: 

2) Sarah Ledden married James Abbott: 

3) William Ledden: 

4) John Ledden 

5) Lydia Ledden m. 13 Nov 1797 Anthony Rogers of Newcastle, NB. 

Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography: see also 

MC216 Kathleen Willis Williston fonds, MS 1B5 Biographies and notes on early 

settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 2 pages: see entry for William Ledden: see 

also MC300 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection, MS15/9, page 87. 

LEE: Daniel Lee born c1754 in Worcester County, England, d. c1820 in NB, m. (1 st ) 

Miss Downes b. in England: m. (2 nd ) c1783 Martha Ash b. c1765, d. c1812, possibly 

the d/o Robert and Catherine Ash of Pembroke, ME: in 1783 the family was living 

in Pembroke, Maine, in 1790 they were in Machias, ME: about 1791 the family came 

to NB and settled at Lee Settlement, Saint George Parish, Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) Robert Lee born c1784 at Pembroke, ME, died before 1881 at St. George, married 

(1 st ) 11 Nov 1805 at St. Andrews, NB, Mary Coudrel or Condrel b. c1785, d. before 

1861 at St. George: had at least seven children: or, m. c1806 Mary Lott b. c1788 at 

Beaver Harbour, NB: m. (2 nd ) Catherine - : 

2) Rebecca or Elizabeth Lee born c1786 Pembroke, d. before 1861, m. before 1817 

Samuel Sprague born 18 Nov 1782 in Pembroke, ME:

3) James Lee born c1788 at Pembroke, ME, d. 13 Jun 1874 at Lower Falls, St. 

George, m. (1 st ) c1812 Hannah Garnett b. c1781 in USA, d. c1858 St. George: had 

three children: or m. Hannah Oliver b. c1780 USA: had issue: m. (2 nd ) c1860 

Margaret Carver or Caswell b. c1840: 

4) Susannah or Sarah Lee born c1791, d. before 1871 at St. George, m. (1 st ) before 

1817 Joseph Dudley: m. (2 nd ) before 1851 Mr. Townsend: 

5) Daniel Lee Jr. born c1794 at St. George, died 23 Jun 1874 or 20 Jun 1884, m. (1 st ) 

bef. 9 Jan 1829 at Piskehagen, NB, Abigail - b. c1805, d. about 6 Nov 1860 at 

Piskehagen: m. (2 nd ) 10 Apr 1861 at St. George, Mary Logan b. c1842: they settled 

on Upper Mill Road: 

6) Edward/Edmund Lee b. c1796 at St. George,NB, d. before Aug 1859, m. c1825 

Elizabeth Ash born c1803 at St. George, d. after 1860, d/o James and Eleanor Ash: 

settled in St. George and had six children: 

7) Ann/Anna or Hannah Lee b. c1799 or c1805, m. 4 or 29 Nov 1823 at St. George, 

Thomas Bailey: 

8) John Lee b. c1801, d. after 1881, m. 14 Aug 1828 at St. George, Hannah Cox b. 

18 Apr 1805 at St. George, died after 1881, d/o Charles and Susanna Cox: settled in 

Lee Settlement, NB and had seven children: 

9) Joseph Lee b. 1803, died after 12 Sep 1886, m. 14 Aug 1828 at St. George, 

Hannah E. Stephens or Stevens born c1806 in Maine, died 16 Jan 1893, d/o Abijah 

Stevens: settled in Lee Settlement and had eight children: 

10) Nathaniel Lee b. Feb or Mar 1813 at St. George, d. 9 Dec 1885, m. c1830 in St. 

George, Margaret - b. - , died 19 Jul 1889: settled in Calais, Maine. 

Sources: MC1/Lee #1,2, 100 pages: see also MC80/2281 Cal L. Craig’s Lee family 

history: the descendants of Daniel Lee, Pembroke, ME, Piskehagen and Lee 

Settlement, New Brunswick: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: 

Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 162: see also MC80/2811 

Calvin Lee Craig’s Early families of “The Mackadavy”, pg 224. 

LEE: Joseph Lee born 1738 in England, d. 12 Oct 1812, m. Dec 1766 in NJ, 

Elizabeth Cypher: came from NJ to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: first settled in 

Kingsclear Parish, then at Fredericton, York County: 

Children: 

1) Charles Lee b. 1783, died 10 Jul 1860, m. Sarah Anne Odell b. 1780 d/o 

Jonathan Odell, d. 15 Nov 1860: settled in Fredericton: 

2) Thomas Carleton Lee b. 1785, d. 31 Aug 1858, m. 17 Oct 1814 Margaret Lester 

Wetmore born 1794, died 11 May 1867, eldest d/o Thomas Wetmore: had seven 

sons and five daughters: 

3) Isabella Cook Lee married 17 Oct 1815 William Tyng Peters b. 1793 s/o James 

Peters, died 1848. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: Joseph Lee and Thomas Carleton Lee, 2 pages: see 

MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. I, pages 

129-130: see MC80/2902 Sharon Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a bicentennial 


LEE: Samuel Lee born 28 Mar 1756 Concord, MA, d. 3 Mar 1805 at Shediac, 

Westmorland County, s/o Dr. Joseph and Lucy Lee: he came to NB in 1783 as a

Loyalist: m. Sarah - b. - , d. 5 Nov 1831 at Roxbury, MA: family settled in 

Restigouche County. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: Samuel Lee, 1 page: see MC80/2184 W.D. 

Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography: see also MC1286 Volume V 

Dictionary of Canadian Biography, pages 482-483: see also MC216 Kathleen Willis 

Williston fonds, MS 1B5 Biographies and notes on early settlers written by Mrs. 

Williston in 1947, 2 pages: see entry for Samuel Lee. 

LEE: Thomas Lee born 1799, died 12 Jan 1849: he came to NB and settled in 

Fredericton, York County m. (1 st ) Elizabeth Troughton born 1798, d. 11 Feb 1847: 

m. (2 nd ) Elizabeth Reynolds b. 1815 in England: she came to NB 1845: 


1) Miriam Lee b. 6 Oct 1833, d. 17 Jan 1911, m. Robert Mitchell b. 27 Apr 1822, d. 

12 Jan 1913: he came to NB in 1827 from Scotland with his parents: 2) William Lee 

b. 1836, m. Frances Ellen Rutter born 1844, d. 9 Nov 1886, d/o Henry Rutter: had 

issue: 


3) Lucy Troughton Lee born 1847, d. 30 Sep 1850: 

4) Emma Amelia Troughton Lee b. 20 Oct 1848, d. 23 Nov 1860. 

Sources: MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, page 62: see 

MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. I, pages 

279-280: after Thomas died Elizabeth (Reynolds) Lee married Michael White: 

Elizabeth Troughton had a brother, George Troughton who settled in Fredericton. 

LEE: Thomas William Lee b. 1825 in County Donegal, Ireland, died 28 Oct 1864 in 

Florida during the American Civil War: m. in Ireland, Jane Burke b. Oct 1823 in 

Ireland, d. 21 Apr 1889: came to NB and settled in Sussex Vale, Kings County: moved 

to Masardis, ME in 1862: 

Children born in Saint John: 

1) Mary Lee b. 22 Nov 1842, d. 10 Jun 1913, m. in Saint John, Peter Dine: 

2) Bridget Lee m. Arthur McLean: settled in Sussex, NB and had children: 

3) Ellen Lee m. John Madden: 

4) Catherine Lee b. 17 Apr 1847, d. 21 Nov 1904, m. Freeman Knowlen: 

5) Margaret Lee b. - , d. 1919, m. Ashley Newell: 

6) Alice Lee b. - , d. unmarried: 

7) Patrick Lee b. 1857, d. 1944, m. Mary Leavitt. 

8) Thomas William Lee b. 26 Aug 1858, died 22 Apr 1924, married Jennie 

Oakman. 

Source: RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lee family, microfilm 

F11085, 2 pages. 

LEEKE: John Leeke or Leck b. - , d. 1816: was possibly from New Jersey: came to

NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and first settled in Saint John then in Prince William Parish, 

York County then at Picadilly, Sussex Parish, Kings County: m. 1793 at Prince 

William, NB, Sarah Gordon: 


1) Henry Leeke born c1794, m. 1823 Mary Parlee: 

2) Mary Leeke b. c1795, m. 1819 Thomas Taylor: 

3) Jacob Leeke b. c1797. 



LEEMAN: Abel Leeman born 1812 in USA, died 18 Apr 1897: came to NB in 1830 

and settled at Lynnfield, Saint James Parish, Charlotte County: m. 11 Sep 1834 

Martha G. Getchell of Lynnfield, NB, b. 1813: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Leeman b. 1837: 

2) Louise Leeman b. 1839: 

3) Daniel McGearchy Mercy Leeman born 1841, d. 23 Jan 1901, married 20 Nov 

1867 Miriam M. Bryant b. 1846, d. 11 Feb 1897, d/o Eliezer and Mary Bryant of 

Lynnfield, NB and Scotland: settled in Lynnfield: had four children. 

Source: MC80/1709 Lillian Arseneau et. al. History of the Weeks family, pages 78- 

84. 

LEEMAN: Daniel Leeman b. c1758, d. after 1819, m. Eunice - b. - , d. after 1804: 

he was a member of the Penobscot Loyalist Association who came from Castine, ME 

to St. Andrews, Charlotte County in 1784: he later settled on Deer Island in Charlotte 

County: 

Children: 

1) Daniel Leeman Jr. b. 1785, d. 1829, m. 1811 Matilda Pendleton b. 1789, died 

after 1871: settled at Hersonville on Deer Island: 

2) Samuel Leeman born 1787, died 1822, m. 18 Jun 1819 Elizabeth Stuart b. 1790, 

d. 1843: settled on English Island: 

3) Sarah Leeman born 1790, died after 1850, m. Capt. James W. Cook born 1785, 

d. 1865: 

4) Eunice Leeman b. 1796, d. after 1861, married (1 st ) 15 Aug 1819 Francis Palmer, 

(2 nd ) William McGinnis b. 1787, d. after 1861: 

5) John Leeman b. 1798, d. 1865, m. 19 Mar 1818 Sarah Jamieson b. 1800, died 

after 1871: 

6) Margaret Leeman b. 1800, m. 19 Sep 1824 Samuel Gardner Jr. b. 1794: 

7) William Leeman b. 1802, d. 1836, m. 4 Jan 1827 Sarah E. Stuart b. 1804, died 

after 1871: 

8) Caroline Leeman m. 24 Nov 1833 Samuel Getchell. 

Source: MC80/21 Martha Barto’s Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles 

families, pages 132-135.

LEEMAN: Robert Leeman Jr. born c1760 at Coverdale, Yorkshire, England, d. 

c1839, s/o Robert Leeman Sr.: came to NB 1774 and settled in Coverdale Parish, 

Albert County: m. Ann - : 

Children: 

1) Robert Leeman b. c1782, married 10 Nov 1810 Rachel Wilson b. c1791: 

2) Ann Leeman born 1789, d. 1861, married 25 Jul 1816 Abraham Dryden born 

1787 Moncton, d. 1861, s/o William and Amanda Dryden: 

3) Elizabeth Leeman b. c1792, m. 28 Mar 1822 Peter Lutz b. c1785: 

4) Eliza Leeman born 1793, d. 1861, married Henry Dryden born 1796, died before 

1861, s/o William and Amanda Dryden: they had eleven children: 

5) William Leeman b. 1794, d. Feb 1863, married 9 Jul 1818 at Hillsborough, 

Susanna Hooper born 1795, d. 10 Jan 1857: had issue: 

6) Gabriella Leeman born c1795, m. (1 st ) 31 Oct 1809 Andrew Wilson, (2 nd ) 26 

May 1836 James Douthright b. c1794: 

7) John Leeman born c1803, d. 1882 at Coverdale, NB, married 11 Feb 1834 

Charlotte Harmer born 3 Sep 1811: 

8) Miss Leeman m. James Day: 

9) Mary Leeman b. - , d. before 1830, m. 6 Dec 1820 John Goodall b. c1799: 

10) James Leeman m. 29 Jan 1807 Jane Briggs: 

11) Thomas Leeman b. - , d. bef 1851, m. 10 Jun 1819 Ruth Ricker b. 1801. 

Sources: MC1/Dryden, 2 pages: Robert Leeman Sr. born c1723 in Yorkshire, 

England: came to NB in 1774 and settled on Petitcodiac River, Hillsborough Parish in 

Albert County: see also MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, page 171: 

John Goodall married (2 nd ) on 10 May 1830 Jane Sears. 

LEETE: Andrew Leete was born 1801 at Yarmouth, NS s/o Jabez Leete and 

Margaret MacPherson of Guysboro, NS: came to NB and settled at Harcourt, Kent 

County: married Elizabeth Murray: 

Children: 

1) James Leete b. - , d. 10 Jun 1918, m. Johanna Bryant b. in Charlottetown, PEI, d. 

12 Mar 1919, d/o William Bryant and Elizabeth Murray: first settled at Harcourt, 

NB, then moved to Millinocket, ME where both parents died: they had twelve 

children: 

2) John Leete m. Sarah Wheaton: settled at Richibucto, Kent County and had seven 

children: 

3) William Leete married (1 st ) - , (2 nd ) Effie McCharron: they first settled at 

Harcourt, NB: 

4) Eliza Leete m. Daniel McGinnis: settled in Marysville, York County, NB and had 

four children: 

5) Martha Leete married Thomas Garvey: settled at Five Islands, Colchester 

County, NS: had two children: 

6) Isabella Leete married Edward Bowser: settled in Moncton, Westmorland 

County, NB and had four children: 

7) Christie Leete married Mr. Ray: settled at Harcourt, NB and had one child: 8) 

Catherine Leete married Alexander Patterson: first settled at Economy in 

Colchester County, NS, then moved to Wisconsin.

Source: MC1415 Edward L. Leete’s Descendants of William Leete, 1884, 398 pages, 

on microfilm reel F11990, especially pages 31, 67-68. 

LÉGER: Charles Léger b. 15 Jun 1749 at Port Royal, NS, d. 17 May 1837 at 

Barachois, Shediac Parish, Westmorland County, NB, s/o François Léger and 

Madeleine Comeau: m. on 15 Jun 1778 at Franklin Manor, NS, Marie Bourg b. - , 

d. c1810, d/o Jean Bourg and Marie Hebert: they settled at Shemogue, Shediac 

Parish, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Moyse Léger born c1786, d. 14 Aug 1861, m. 14 Aug 1815 Marie Theriot: 

2) Charles Léger b. c1787, d. 5 Jan 1827, m. Rosalie Brun: 

3) Simon Léger born c1789, d. 5 Jan 1827, m. 20 Jul 1807 Isabelle LeBlanc: 4) Paul 

Léger born c1791 at Minudie, NS, died 30 Mar 1869, married 10 Sep 1810 Marie 

Melanson d/o Casmire Melanson and Anne Suret: 

5) François Léger born c1793, d. 26 May 1868, m. 14 Jul 1817 Marguerite 

Bonnevie: 

6) Modeste Léger b. c1804, m. 26 Sep 1821 Maximim Melanson. 

Source: MC1/Léger, #1,2, 20 pages: Casmire Melanson born 13 Sep 1768: Anne 

Suret born about 1774. 

LÉGER: Jacques Léger Sr. b. c1696 at Port Royal, NS, s/o Jacques Léger and 

Anne Madeline Trahan of Annapolis River, NS, m. 12 Jan 1717 Anne Amirault b. 

c1691, d/o François Amirault and Marie Pitre: came to NB in 1721 and settled on 

the Petitcodiac River: 

Children: 

1) Marie/Anne Léger b. 14 Dec 1717 at Port Royal: 

2) Jean Baptiste Léger born 16 Apr 1719 at Port Royal, m. 1739 Madeleine 

Saulnier: 

3) Joseph Léger born 25 Oct 1720 at Port Royal, NS, m. 5 Jun 1744 Claire LeBlanc: 

his descendants settled at Fox Creek, Aboujagane and Cape Bald: 

4) Olivier Léger born c1724 at Petitcodiac, married c1745 Marie-Josephte Hébert: 

settled at Caraquet, NB: 

5) Anne Léger b. c1726, d. 12 Dec 1812, m. Louis Allain of Grande Pré, NS: 6) Paul 

Léger b. c1728, married in 1752 Mary Joseph Savoie: 

7) Amand Léger born at Petitcodiac: 

8) Jacques Léger b. c1730 at Petitcodiac, d. 29 Mar 1814 Grand-Digue, NB, m. (1 st ) 

Agathe Breau d/o Pierre Breau and Anne LeBlanc, m. (2 nd ) Marie Madeleine 

Hache b. c1737 d/o Michel Haché and Marie Gravois or Gauvin, died 18 Nov 

1814: 

9) François Léger m. Madeleine Comeau d/o Abraham Comeau: 

10) Pierre Léger b. 1734, m. Anastasie Breau. 

Sources: MC80/5 W.M. Burns’ A history and story of Botsford, pages 36-37: see also 

MC80/1200 J.P.M. William Melanson’s The Leger family tree 1663-1975, page 2-B, 

3-C, 4-D: see also MC80/1843 Jean M. Comeau’s Edward Jacques Comeau, lineage 

and genealogy, pages 158, 162,164.

LÉGER: Jacques Léger Jr. born c1730 at Peticodiac, NB, died 29 Mar 1814, s/o 

Jacques Léger and Anne Amirault: married (1 st ) 1753 Agathe Breau d/o Pierre 

Breau and Anne LeBlanc, m. (2 nd ) Marie Madeleine Haché b. c1737 d/o Michel 

Haché and Marie Gravois, d. 18 Nov 1814: family first settled at Memramcook by 

1768, then at Grande-Digue, Dundas Parish, Kent County: 

Children are listed in a random order: 

1) Gabriel Léger m. Blanche Gallant: settled at Barachois, Shediac Parish, 

Westmorland County and had issue: 

2) Charles Léger married (1 st ) - m. (2 nd ) Scholastie Girouard d/o Paul 

Girouard: family settled west of Memramcook River: 

3) Madeleine Léger m. Jean Jaillet and settled in Bouctouche, Kent County: had 


4) Olivier Léger m. and settled in Caraquet, Gloucester County: had issue: 

5) Pierre Léger m.: settled in Richibouctou Village, Kent County: had issue: 6) 

Joseph Léger m. Claire LeBlanc and settled in Saint-Anselme, Moncton Parish, 

Westmorland County: had issue. 

Sources: MC80/273 Marguerite Michaud’s La reconstruction françoise au Nouveau- 

Brunswick: Bouctouche Paroisse-type, pgs. 36-37: see MC80/1843 Jean M. 

Comeau’s Edward Jacques Comeau, lineage and genealogy, pg 164. 

LÉGER: Joseph Léger b. 25 Oct 1720 at Port Royal, NS, s/o Jacques Léger and 

Anne Amirault, m. 5 Jun 1744 at Beaubassin, NS, Claire LeBlanc born in 1724 at 

Grande Pré, NS, d/o René LeBanc and Anne Theriault: they came to NB: settled on 

Baie des Chaleurs at Grande Rivière: 

Children: 

1) Anastasie Léger born 15 Oct 1753 Baie des Chaleurs, d. 26 Jun 1832, m. c1776 

Joseph Caissie b. 5 Mar 1748, d. 21 Jul 1832, s/o Joseph Caissie and Marie 

Lapierre: they settled at Grande-Digue, NB and had ten children: 

2) Rosalie Léger b. c1764 at Beaubassin, NS: 

3) François-Henri Léger born 1767 at Windsor, NS. 

Source: MC80/1843 Jean M. Comeau’s Edward Jacques Comeau, lineage and 

genealogy, pages 155, 158, 167. 

LEGERE: Olivier Légère born c1734 at Port-Royal, NS, died 10 Jun 1818, s/o 

Jacques Légère and Anne Admirault: m. c1758 Marie-Joseph Hébert: they came 

to NB and by 1784 were settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Charlotte Légère b. c1760, d. 3 Apr 1857, m. 26 Jun 1786 Joseph-Hubert Poirier 

s/o Charles Poirier and Madeleine Landry: 

2) Jean-Baptiste Légère born c1761, d. 19 Apr 1818, m. (1 st ) c1785 Victoire 

Cormier b. - , d. c1792, d/o Alexis Cormier and Élisabeth Gauthier: had two 

children: m. (2 nd ) 23 Jul 1794 Claire-Félicité Robichaud d/o Jean-Baptiste 

Robichaud and Félicité Cyr of Shippagan: they had fourteen children:

3) Judith Légère born c1763, d. Oct 1813, married (1 st ) 8 Jun 1784 Thadée 

Blanchard s/o Olivier Blanchard and Catherine Admirault: m. (2 nd ) 9 Nov 1795 

Firmin Boucher s/o Joseph Boucher and Isabelle Martin: 

4) Madeleine Légère b. 10 Jul 1764, d. 15 Nov 1807, married c1782 Thadée Landry 

s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: 

5) François Légère b. c1765, m. Rosalie Bourg d/o Jean Bourg and Marie Hébert 

of Cocagne, NB: settled at Cocagne and had five children: 

6) Marie Légère bp. 27 Sep 1772, died c1813, m. 6 Jul 1789 Joseph Landry s/o 

Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: 

7) Élisabeth dit Isabelle Légère born c1773, d. c1836, m. 4 Jul 1791 Isidore 

Blanchard s/o Olivier Blanchard and Catherine Admirault: 

8) Cyrille Légère b. 6 Mar 1776, d. 2 Jan 1858, m. c1797 Vénérande Savoie b. 

c1779, d. 26 Nov 1819, d/o François Savoie and Anne Poirier of Neguac, NB: had 


9) Victoire Légère born 20 Oct 1778 at Caraquet, NB, died 12 Dec 1855 at 

Bonaventure, QC, m. 29 Aug 1796 Nicolas Poirier s/o Pierre Poirier and Anne 

Gaudet of Bonaventure, QC: 

10) Claire Légère born 12 Jan 1781, d. 12 Nov 1801, m. Joseph Poirier s/o Pierre 

Poirier and Anne Gaudet of Bonaventure. 

Sources: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 337-354: 

widow, Claire-Félicité (Robichaud) Légère m. (2 nd ) 8 Jan 1822 Mathurin Landry s/o 

Anselme Landry and Marie Brideau of Grande-Anse: see also MC80/1200 J.P.M. 

William Melanson’s The Leger family tree 1663-1975, page 5-E. 

LEGGE: Joseph Benjamin Legge born 15 Dec 1866 at Scot’s Bay, NS, died 12 Feb 

1946, s/o Michael Legge and Ann Eliza Lantz: married 28 Sep 1892 at Wakefield, 

Carleton County, Jane Elizabeth Brown born 3 Mar 1868, d. 6 Mar 1956, d/o Hiram 

and Eliza Jane Brown: this family moved to Sharon, MA. 

Source: MC1/Legge, 7 pages. 

LEITH: Gabriel Leith b. 1781 in Ireland, d. 24 Nov 1874 at Centreville, NB: came 

to NB 1818: they first settled in Blissville Parish, Sunbury County, then in Greenfield, 

Wicklow Parish, Carleton County, then in Centreville, Wicklow Parish: he married 15 

Jan 1827 in Burton Parish, Sunbury County, Ann Jane Campbell b. c1806 in 

Blissville Parish, died 3 Apr 1863 at Centreville, NB. 

Children: 

1) Eleanor Ann Leith b. 1826 in Blissville Parish, d. 18 May 1911, m. 6 Apr 1848 

William Reid born 1813 in Londonderry, Ireland, died 1887, s/o George Reid and 

Elizabeth Buchanan: they settled at Knoxford, Wicklow Parish and had children: 

2) Mary Jane Leith born c1828 at Greenfield, NB, died by 1861, m. 14 Aug 1847 

Robert Holmes of Wicklow, NB, b. c1823 in Ireland, d. 1905 in Maine: settled at 

Greenfield, Wicklow Parish and had issue: 

3) Margaret Leith born c1830 in NB, d. 14 Feb 1869, married 31 Mar 1851 at 

Williamstown, Wilmot Parish, Carleton County, Robert Reid: they settled at 

Williamstown, NB: 

4) William Leith b. 7 Nov 1835 Greenfield, NB, d. 23 Jul 1915 at Mars Hill, ME, 

married Amanda Kinney born c1835 at Greenfield, NB, d. c1922 in NB, d/o James

Kinney and Thursa Ann Crabtree: first settled in Carleton County and had at least 

six children: the family moved to Mars Hill, ME in 1901: 

5) John L. Leith born 8 Aug 1836 at Greenfield, NB, died 17 Jul 1911 at Fort 

Fairfield, ME, married c1865 in NB, Sarah Jane Elliott born 29 Oct 1848 at 

Greenfield, NB, d. 1908 at Fort Fairfield, ME, d/o Francis and Mary Elliott: first 

settled in Carleton County and had at least five children: moved to Maine: 

6) Marcus Leith b. 1840, died by 1861: 

7) Elizabeth Leith born Mar 1842, d. Jun 1904, m. 15 Jul 1862 Thomas Reid: 

8) Hamilton Leith born 13 Jul 1843 in NB, d. 30 May 1920 in NB, m. 7 Dec 1871 

Ellen Elliott born 4 Dec 1850 d/o Ann Elliott: they settled in Carleton County and 

had at least four children: 

9) George Leith b. 29 Sep 1846 at Centreville, d. 26 Oct 1925 at Rookwood, ME, m. 

c1869 Anna Belle Grant b. 21 Oct 1855 in Grenville, ME, died 1930: they had two 

children: 

10) Adora or Aileen Louise Leith born c1849, died 17 Feb 1937, married Mr. 

Christopher: settled in Mars Hill, ME: had no issue: 

Source: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 193-194: 

also see the Carleton County census returns: see also MC80/2796 Wanda Rodney’s 

Gabriel Leith family, 52 pages: Ann’s brother George Campbell m. Martha - and 

settled in NB for a time. 

LEJEUNE: Joseph Lejeune b. c1755 in Québec s/o Eustache Lejeune and Marie 

Anne Barriot: m. 11 Jan 1780 at Québec, Marie Messière b. - , died 2 Oct 1827, d/o 

Jean-Baptiste Messière and Marie Gallant or Marie Poirier: came to NB and 

settled at Petit-Rocher, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: 

Children: 

1) Joseph Lejeune bp. 8 Jul 1787, married 18 May 1808 at Bathurst, Pélagie Doucet 

d/o Michel Doucet and Anne Boudreau: they had eight children: 

2) Théotiste Lejeune: 

3) Pélagie Lejeune: 

4) Pierre Lejeune: 

5) Suzanne Lejeune. 

Sources: MC80/814 Rosaline Guitard’s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques Vol 1, 

#12, pgs. 2-3: see MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault’s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, 

Vol. 4, page 1419. 

LELACHEUR: John LeLacheur b. 22 Nov 1829 in Gurnsey Cove, Murray 

Harbour, PEI s/o Bartholmew LeLacheur and Margaret Hawkins: came to NB and 

settled in Saint John: m. 1860 Margaret Spear d/o John Spear and Mary Hudson of 

Saint John: 

Children: 

1) Alice LeLacheur married Erastus Jones of Saint John: 

2) Marion LeLacheur: 

3) Margaret LeLacheur: 

4) John LeLacheur m. Anna Mowatt of Saint John.

Source: MC80/338 I. Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 212-215. 

LELAND: Thomas Leland b. - , d. before 1851, m. Ann McKenzie b. 1794, d. 1883: 

settled in Saint George Parish, Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) Sarah Leland b. 1813: 

2) Charles Hector Leland born 1817, d. 1887, m. Elizabeth Stewart b. 1826, died 

1902, d/o Joseph Stewart and Nellie McFarlane: settled in Saint George Parish and 

had issue: 

3) Margaret Leland b. 1820: 

4) Robert Leland b. 1826, m. Jane - b. 1829: settled in Saint George Parish and 

had children. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pgs. 139-140: 

also see the Charlotte County census returns. 

LEMON: James Lemon b. 1814 in Ireland, d. 1886: came to NB in 1830 and settled 

in Saint John: m. 11 Nov 1839 at Saint John, Eleanor Cochrane born c1814 in 

Ireland, died 1897, d/o Henry and Sarah Cochrane: 

Children: 

1) James Samuel Lemon b. 29 Aug 1840, d. 26 Sep 1841: 

2) Henry Lemon born 1842 in NB: 

3) Jane Lemon b. 25 Jun 1846, d. 5 Jul 1846: 

4) James Samuel Lemon b. 1847: 

5) David Lemon b. 19 Feb 1850, d. 23 Feb 1850: 

6) Eleanor Jane Lemon b. 1850, d. 1931, m. Henry Pitts b. c1851 at Kings Lynn, 

England, s/o James Pitts and Harriet Holland: first settled in Saint John then went to 

San Diego, CA: 

7) Robert Cochran Lemon born 12 Oct 1852, d. 18 Apr 1869: 

8) Rebecca Attwood Lemon b. 22 Nov 1857, d. 11 Sep 1860. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 203 to 

204: also see the Saint John census records: see also MC80/2592 Graeme F. 

Somerville’s A library of stone pages and other records of the Wesleyan burial 

ground, Saint John, NB, page 135. 

LEMON: William Lemon born 1787 County Tyrone, Ireland, d. before 1868: came 

to NB about 1820 and settled in Saint Stephen Parish, Charlotte County: m. c1836 in 

Prince of Wales Parish, York County, Catherine Blaney b. 1811 in Dullaghan, 

Dromore, County Tyrone, Ireland, d. Dec 1871 at St. Andrews, Charlotte County, d/o 

George Blaney and Catherine Henry: 

Children all born in Saint Stephen Parish: 

1) William Lemon born 1837: 

2) Frederick Lemon born 1842: 

3) Elizabeth Lemon born 1846:

4) Eleanor Lemon born in 1851. 

Sources: MC80/2408 Robert D. Black’s The Blaney family of Dullaghan Townland, 

Dromore Parish, County Tyrone, Ireland, Blaney Ridge, York Co., New Brunswick 

and Prescott Co., Ontario and their descendants in North America, page 3: widow 

Catherine (Blaney) Lemon m. (2 nd ) 29 Oct 1868 Saint Stephen Parish, James 

McBride born 1804 at County Antrim, Ireland, d. Dec 1871 in St. Andrews, NB. 

LEMONT: Martin Lemont b. 1810 in Bath, ME of French ancestry, d. 1885: came 

to NB before 1844 and eventually settled in Fredericton, York County: married 

Elizabeth Lemont born 1820, d. Oct 1881 in Saint John, d/o William Lemont b. 

1787: 


1) William Lemont b. 1840, d. 1918, m. Elizabeth Hogg b. 1840, d. 1905, d/o James 

Hogg of Ireland and Fredericton, NB: had four children: 

2) Robert Lemont born 1844, married Julia Lemont: settled at South West Harbor, 

ME: 

3) Sarah Lemont b. 1847, m. Walter J.F. Flewelling: settled in Toronto, ON and had 

four children: 

4) Frances E. Lemont b. c1850: 

5) Martin Lemont b. 1854, d. unm. 1904: settled in Fredericton, NB: 

6) Henry Lemont b. 1856: went to Deluth, MN: 

7) Mabel Lemont b. 1864, second youngest daughter. 

Source: MC266 Lemont family fonds. 

LEMONT: William Lemont b. 1787, d. Oct 1881: settled in Saint John, NB: 

Children: 

1) Eleanor Lemont m. Henry Hicks: 

2) Elizabeth Lemont born 1820, m. Martin Lemont born 1810 at Bath, ME, died 

1885: family settled in Fredericton, NB: 

3) Gilbert Lamont b. 1818, d. Mar 1899: married, settled in Saint John and had two 

sons. 

Source: MC1/Lemont, 6 pages: see also MC266 Lemont family fonds. 

LENENTINE: Michael Lenentine may have been from Pennsylvania: came to NB in 

1783 as a Loyalist: settled in Northampton Parish, Carleton County: m. Mary - : the 

only child mentioned was Michael Lenentine b. 1789, m. 1809 in Northampton 

Parish, Jerusha Farrell: had issue: moved to Ontario. 


tribute, 1 paragraph.

LENIHAN: Patrick Lenihan born in 1812 in County Cavan, Ireland, died on 1 Nov 

1882: he came to NB and settled at Bay Shore Beach, Saint John West: m. Julia 

O’Donnell Brown b. 1817 in Connaught, Ireland, died 15 Aug 1910: 

Children born in Saint John West: 

1) Catherine/Kate Lenihan b. 31 Mar 1850?: 

2) Hugh Lenihan born 9 Aug 1852, d. 17 Apr 1932, married Mary Theresa 

McLaughlin b. 1858, d. 26 Apr 1915, d/o John McLaughlin: settled in Saint John 

West and had nine children: 

3) John Lenihan b. 28 May 1853?: 

4) Patrick Lenihan b. 4 Dec 1854: 

5) Julia Lenihan born 14 Jan 1855: 

6) Margaret Lenihan born 19 Apr 1857: 

7) Jane Lenihan born 28 Jul 1864. 

Source: MC80/2688 Frances McGinn et. al. Every life counted: a record of the 

families of Mary Ann Mullin, George W. Reed, Mary Jane Crilley, James Keenan 

and John Perry of Fairville, New Brunswick, pages 242-245. 

LENTAIGNE, Louis: see LANTAIGNE, Louis 

LEONARD: David Leonard born c1817 at Cappy, County Tyrone, Ireland, d. 20 Jan 

1862: came to NB and settled in Springfield Parish, Kings County: m. Margaret - 

born 1814 in Ireland: 

Children: 

1) Thomas Leonard b. c1847 in NB: 

2) Andrew Leonard born c1849. 

Source: MC80/2326 John R. Elliott’s Gone but not forgotten: cemetery inscriptions 

of Kings County, New Brunswick, Vol. 4: Lake Burial Ground (Earle Wharf), Kars 

Parish, Kings County, page 336: also see Kings County census records. 

LEONARD: George Leonard born 28 Nov 1742 Plymouth, MA, died 1 Apr 1827, 

s/o Nathaniel Leonard and Priscilla Rogers: m. on 14 Oct 1765 Sarah Thatcher 

born 18 Nov 1745 at Boston, MA, died 5 Feb 1826, d/o Oxenbridge Thatcher: came 

to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled in Sussex Vale, Kings County: 

Sons: 

1) George Leonard b. - , d. 14 Oct 1818: first settled in Saint John, then at Sussex 

Vale, Kings County: m. Anne Cougle d/o John Cougle: had children: 

2) Richard Leonard b. c1768, d. 31 Oct 1833: married in Ontario and settled at 

Niagara, ON: 

3) Thomas Leonard: 

4) Reuben Leonard, was a colonel in 104 th Regiment, d. at Lundy’s Lane, Ontario in 

1813: 

5) Henry Leonard born 10 Sep 1773 at Plymouth, MA, died 11 Nov 1849, m. 28 Dec 

1798 Susan Elizabeth Vail born 24 Oct 1783 d/o Robert and Mary Vail: settled in 

Sussex Vale and had thirteen children:

6) Charles Edward Leonard: settled at Sydney, NS: 

Daughters: 

1) Elizabeth Leonard born 1777, d. 8 Feb 1857, m. Col. Alleyn C. Evanson: settled 

in Sussex, NB: 

2) Maria Leonard m. c1814 Capt. Gustavus R.H.M. Ratchford of Royal Navy: 

3) Anna L. Leonard born 23 Jul 1796, d. 1 Oct 1886, m. Thomas Beer b. 18 Aug 

1787 at Stoke, Plymouth, England: had thirteen children 

4) Caroline Leonard m. 9 Sep 1805 Ralph Munson Jarvis of Saint John: had 


5) Charlotte Lucretia Leonard m. James Joseph Leggett: 

6) Sarah Leonard married George M. Perry: 

7) Lucy Leonard m. James Codner of Saint John. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: George Leonard, 3 pgs: see MC1/Leonard #1, 16 

pages: see also MC80/1 Grace Aiton’s The story of Sussex and vicinity pages 8-15 

and 36-37: see also MC1286 Volume VI Dictionary of Canadian Biography, pages 

394-396: see also MC300 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection, MS15/3, 

pages 26-30: see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Leonard family, 

microfilm F11085, 3 pages; also F11085 under Palmer family of PEI see Leonard 

family, 11 pages: see also MC80/2902 Sharon Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a 

bicentennial tribute, 1 page. 

LEONARD: George Leonard born 1757, died 1829, s/o George Leonard of North 

River, NY: m. 8 Oct 1787 in Saint Andrews Parish, Charlotte County, Mary or Nancy 

Parker b. - , d. 1827, d/o Thomas Parker: they came from New Jersey to NB in 1783 

as Loyalists: eventually settled at Leonardville on Deer Island, West Isles Parish, 

Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) Rachel Leonard b. 1788, d. 1877, m. 1809 John McKenney or McKinney born 

1785, died 1862: had issue: 

2) George Leonard born 1791, d. after 1871, m. Mary Calder of Campobello Island, 

NB, born 1795, d. 1864: settled at Leonardville: 

3) John Leonard born 1793, d. 1872, m. (1 st ) 4 Jan 1819 E. Ann Wilson born 1799, 

d. 1865: had eight children: (2 nd ) after 1871 Sadie Tinker: settled at Leonardville: 

4) William Leonard lost at sea: 

5) Silas Leonard: d. at sea: 

6) Elizabeth Leonard b. 1804, d. 1889, married 25 Jan 1826 Capt. Walter G. Calder 

of Deer Island, NB, b. 1802, d. 1881: 

7) Nancy Leonard b. 1806, died after 1871, m. 26 Mar 1825 John Garrity of Deer 

Island, NB, b. 1801, d. after 1861: 

8) James Leonard born 1807, d. 1890: 

9) Jane Leonard b. 1812, d. 1851, m. William Whalen of Deer Island, NB, b. 1808, 

died 1860: 10) Elvia Leonard b. 1815, m. 9 Jun 1835 Samuel Cumnet. 

Sources: MC80/21 Martha Barto’s Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles 

families, pages 136-139: see also Saint John Regional Library: David Russell Jack 

Bequest: Genealogy, microfilm reel F109, page 4.

LEONARD: James Leonard born 1821 in Ireland, died 18 May 1905: came to NB 

and settled on Pokiok Road, Saint John: m. on 30 Oct 1853 probably in Saint John, 

Elizabeth Connors born in Londonderry, Ireland, d. 14 Jun 1901: 


1) William Leonard born 11 Jul 1854, died 18 Nov 1927 in Saint John: 

2) Margaret Leonard b. 5 Jun 1856, d. unm. 7 Oct 1935 in Saint John: 

3) James Leonard born 27 Dec 1858, died 16 Sep 1933, married 8 Jun 1897 

Margaret Kelly: 

4) John Leonard b. 21 Oct 1861, died 19 Apr 1946 in Saint John: 

5) Mary Teresa Leonard born 6 Oct 1864: 

6) Francis Patrick Leonard born 6 Mar 1867, d. 21 Sep 1938 in Saint John, married 

16 Jan 1906 Elizabeth M. Ashe: 

7) Anne Agnes Leonard born 23 Oct 1869: 

8) Theresa M. Leonard born on 7 Feb 1871, died 21 Jul 1949, married 4 Oct 1898 T. 

Louis Ready. 

Source: MC1/Jennings #2, 1 page. 

LEONARD: Thomas Leonard b. 1811 in Ireland, s/o Richard and Johanna 

Leonard: came to NB and settled at Kouchibouguac in Carleton Parish, Kent County: 

married Margaret Murphy b. 1812 Ireland: 

Children: 

1) Andrew Leonard b. 1843 in NB: 

2) Thomas Leonard b. 1845: 

3) Richard Leonard born 1847: 

4) Jonathan Leonard born 1849: 

5) Mary Leonard born 1851: 

6) James Leonard b. 1853, married Mary Clark born in Kouchibouguac, d/o 

William Clark and Mary Ann Wendell: settled at Kouchibouguac: had issue. 

Source: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 140-141: 

also see the Kent County census. 

LEONARD: William Leonard b. 1805 in Ireland, d. 1870, m. Elizabeth - b. 1810 

in Ireland, d. 1873: came from northern Ireland to NB in 1823 and settled in 

Fredericton, York County: 

Children: 

1) William Henry Leonard b. c1831, d. 5 Nov 1856: 

2) Mary Jane Leonard b. c1833, married James Crewdson: 

3) Catherine Leonard b. c1836, d. 1866: 

4) Martha Leonard b. c1839, married David Coulthard b. 1837, d. 1864, s/o 

George Coulthard: 

5) Sarah E. Leonard born c1843, d. 1866, m. Marshall Richey: 

6) Mary Jane Leonard married William James Crewdson: 

7) Alice M. Leonard b. 1849, d. 3 Aug 1876. 

Sources: MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, page 104: see also


300-301: also see the York County census. 

LESLIE: Robert Leslie may have m. Miss Burden: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists 

and settled on the Miramichi River in Northumberland County: 

Source: MC216 Kathleen Willis Williston fonds, MS 1B5 Biographies and notes on 

early settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 1 page: see entry for Robert Leslie. 

LESTER: Samuel Brian Lester (or Lister) born 1820 at Saint John, NB, s/o 

William Lester and Elizabeth Graves: married 27 Oct 1846 Saint John, NB, 

Catherine Spears; both were of Chipman, Queens County at the time of their 

marriage: Catherine was d/o Hugh Spears and Elizabeth Gilchrist: family moved to 

Boston until 1859 then they returned to NB: 

Children: 

1) James Albert Lester b. 1850 in Boston, d. 1944, married (1 st ) Isa Madora 

Wasson, m. (2 nd ) Nellie Miller, m. (3 rd ) Clara Nichols: 

2) Elizabeth Ann Lester born 25 May 1853 in Boston, m. (1 st ) John Darke, m. (2 nd ) 

Russell Shaw: 

3) Mary Bell Lester b. 1855 in Boston: 

4) Samuel Lester Jr. b. 1860 in NB: 

5) Sarah Lester b. 2 Sep 1862 in NB, d. 4 Jan 1923, married (1 st ) Mr. Currie, (2 nd ) 

John Hitchcock, (3 rd ) Edward Cowing: 

6) Isabella Lester b. 1864 in NB: 

7) Hugh Burton Lester b. 1867 married Arabel Andrews: 

8) Ida May Lester b. 1870, married Charles LaBarbier. 

Source: MC1/Lester, 2 pages. 

LESTER: Terret Lester b. 1730, d. 1822: he came to NB and settled on the 

Miramichi River in Northumberland County where he was Harbour Master. 


early settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 1 page: see entry for Terret Lester. 

LESTER: William Edward Lester (Leister, Lister) born c1790 in England or in 

Scotland, may have died before 16 Sep 1824 in Saint John: came to NB and settled in 

Saint John: he married 21 Oct 1817 in Saint John, Elizabeth Groves: the widow may 

have m. (2 nd ) 16 Feb 1826 in Saint John, William McCarter: 


1) possibly, Samuel Benjamin Brian Lester b. Sep 1820 in NB, d. 8 Jul 1906 at 

Caribou, Maine, married 27 Oct 1846 at Saint John, NB, Catherine Spears: 

2) William Boyd Lester born 29 Mar 1824, d. 1 Aug 1904 at Nauwigewauk in 

Hampton Parish, Kings County: m. 22 Mar 1855 at Kingston in Kings County, Edna

Anne Saunders born 15 Mar 1832 at Hampton, NB, died before 1920 at Hampton, 

d/o George Saunders and Amy Shaw Keirstead: the couple settled in Nauwigewauk 

and had ten children: 

Source: MC80/2855 Kay Clarke’s Roy Gilbert Lester and family of New Brunswick 

and Alberta, 50 pages. 

LETSON: William Letson born 23 Aug 1794 at Halifax, NS, d. 26 Jun 1866, s/o 

Robert Letson and Elizabeth Cullimore: m. 1819 Mary Ann Farnham of Halifax, 

NS, b. c1795 in NS: came to NB in 1824 and settled in Chatham, Northumberland 

County: they had ten children: 


1) William Albro Letson b. c1821, m. Emeline - b. c1823: to Halifax, NS: 

2) Margaret Letson b. c1822: 

3) George Edward Letson born 4 Jan 1826 in Chatham, died 26 Oct 1872, m. c1860 

Catherine Goodfellow d/o Alexander and Elizabeth Goodfellow: they settled in 

Chatham area: 

4) Henry Farnham Letson b. 24 Apr 1824 in Halifax, NS, died 16 Dec 1874, married 

1851 Bethia Kelly: settled in Chatham, NB: 

5) Sarah E. Letson born c1829: 

6) Harriet J. Letson b. c1832: 

7) Francis Joshua Letson born 12 Jun 1836 at Chatham, died 20 Sep 1882, married 

1865 Isabella Jane Kerr d/o George Kerr and Eliza Ann Abrams. 

Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography: William 

came to NB 1824 with his younger brother George Haywood Letson. 

LEVAR: William Levar b. 1789 in NB, d. 1864, m. Olive - b. 1790, died 1865: 

they settled in Saint David Parish, Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) William Levar born c1820 in NB, m. Urana - : settled in Saint David Parish and 

had at least four children: 

2) Benjamin H. Levar born 1821, died 1890, m. Margaret C. Reed b. 1826 in NB, 

d. 1901, d/o Moses Robinson Reed and Elizabeth Collins settled in Saint David 

Parish and had issue: 

3) Catherine Levar b. 1827: 

4) John Levar b. 1833. 

Source: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 65-66: also 

see the Charlotte County census returns. 

LEVESQUE: André Levesque born 27 Apr 1798 at Rivière-Ouelle, Quebec, s/o 

Benoit Levesque and Marie Lebreux Brum: m. 14 Oct 1818 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC, 

Angélique Ouellette d/o Antoine Ouellette and Marie Josette Soucy: came to NB in 

1827 and settled at Saint-Basile in Madawaska County:

Children: 

1) André Levesque b. 23 Sep 1819 at Rivière-Ouelle, d. 28 Sep 1819: 

2) Pierre Antoine Levesque born 21 Dec 1820 at Rivière-Ouelle, died before 1877, 

married (1 st ) 11 Nov 1844 at Van Buren, ME, Françoise Michaud born c1824 d/o 

Isaac Michaud and Vénérande Martin: they had thirteen children: m. (2 nd ) 24 Nov 

1856 at Van Buren, Maine, Marie Rossignol d/o Alexandre Rossignol and 

Angélique Carron: no issue: married (3 rd ) c1859 Philomène Corbin b. 13 Sep 1842, 

d. 2 Dec 1933 at Van Buren, ME, d/o Amable Corbin and Christine Desrosiers: 

3) François-Xavier Levesque b. 7 Mar 1822, d. 18 Dec 1894, m. (1 st ) 18 Nov 1844 at 

Van Buren, ME, Basilisse Michaud born 1819, died 1887, d/o Beloni Michaud and 

Judith Lebel: they had eight children: married (2 nd ) 12 Jan 1887 Angélique Côté: 

settled in Madawaska County: 

4) Angélique Levesque b. 14 Sep 1823 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC, m. 29 Jan 1844 at Van 

Buren, ME, Jean-Baptiste Gaudreau b. 1815 s/o Noel Gaudreau and Victoire 

Cayouette: they probably settled in Grand Falls: had fifteen children: 

5) Marie-Audille Levesque born 15 Jan 1825 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC, died 12 Sep 

1825 at Rivière-Ouelle: 

6) Marie-Osithé Levesque b. 9 Mar 1826 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC, died 26 Mar 1903, 

married 14 Nov 1842 at Van Buren, ME, Maximin Rioux b. 1807, s/o Maximin 

Rioux and Modeste Larrivée: settled at Grand Falls and had seven children: 

7) Fabien Levesque b. 19 Dec 1827 at Saint-Basile, NB: 

8) Marie Rose Levesque born 12 Feb 1830 at Saint-Basile, d. 16 Jul 1904, m. (1 st ) 29 

Aug 1848 at Van Buren, ME, Thomas Powers born 1815 s/o Patrick Powers and 

Anastasie Whalen: settled at Saint-Basile: had eighteen children: 9) André Levesque 

born 5 Jan 1831 at Saint-Basile, d. 12 Feb 1831: 

10) Anonyme Levesque born and died 12 Jan 1832 at Saint-Basile: 

11) Honoré Levesque born 17 Dec 1832 at Saint-Basile, died 1 Jan 1833. 

Source: MC80/2019 Léo Poitras’s Répertoire généalogique des descendants et 

descendantes de André Levesque et d’Angélique Ouellette: the widow Philomène 

(Corbin) Levesque married (2 nd ) 9 Apr 1877 Pierre Lavoie b. 22 Oct 1845, died 23 

Feb 1911, s/o Pierre Lavoie and Clarisse Paradis: Thomas Powers married (1 st ) 5 

Feb 1840 Van Buren, ME, Hélène Farrell d/o Michel Farrell and Julie Dubé. 

LÉVESQUE: Jean-Vincent Lévesque b. c1794 in Quebec, s/o Joseph-Marie 

Lévesque and Julienne Rioux of Trois-Pistoles, QC, married on 1 Sep 1818 at Trois- 

Pistoles, Judith Chabot-Jeannotte d/o Nicolas Chabot-Jeannotte and Judith 

Dionne: came to NB and settled at St-Basile in Madawaska County: 

Children: 

1) Marie Zoe Lévesque m. 28 Jul 1864 St-Basile, Rémi Cyr: 

2) Hippolyte Lévesque m. 21 Mar 1854 St-Basile, Marie Louise Deschenes d/o 

Vincent Miville-Deschenes and Marie Louise Bossé: settled in Quebec: had issue: 

3) Pierre Lévesque married 27 Feb 1854 St-Basile, Philomène Lagacé d/o Olivier 

Lagacé and Solange Bélanger: settled at St-Basile and had children: 

4) Vitale Lévesque b. 4 Dec 1827 St-Basile, d. 23 Aug 1828: 

5) Marcelline Lévesque born on 1 Jan 1829 at St-Basile, died 31 Aug 1911 at 

Edmundston, NB, m. 8 Apr 1850 at St-Basile,Théophile Beaulieu d/o Firmin 

Beaulieu and Salomée Nadeau: 

6) Flavie Lévesque b. c1830 at St-Basile, m. 22 Sep 1856 at St-Basile, Simon 

Beaulieu born c1838 s/o Simon Beaulieu and Geneviève Mercure: 

7) Vincent Lévesque b. 25 Jan 1831 at St.-Basile, d. 25 May 1838:

8) Jean Régent Lévesque born 1 Apr 1833 at St-Basile: 

9) Vital Lévesque b. 11 Jul 1835 at St-Basile, married 16 May 1863 at Notre-Damedu-Lac, 

Quebec, Célina Deschenes d/o Vincent Miville-Deschenes and Marie 

Louise Bossé: 

10) Marguerite Lévesque b. 4 Mar 1837 at St.-Basile, m. 19 Jan 1858 at St.-Basile, 

Olivier Chouinard s/o Olivier Chouinard and Marguerite Michaud: 11) Joseph 

Lévesque born 19 Mar 1839 St.-Basile, died 31 May 1899 at St-Jacques, NB, married 

2 Feb 1864 at St.-Basile, Modeste Lagacé d/o Olivier Lagacé and Solange 

Bélanger: settled at St-Basile and had issue: 

12) Marie Desanges Lévesque b. 9 Aug 1842, married on 2 Aug 1858 at St-Basile, 

Amable Françoeur s/o André Françoeur and Adelaide Lévesque. 

Source: MC80/2106 Fernand and Marie-Ange Levesque’s Robert Levesque and 

Jeanne Chevalier descendants, pages 36, 64-65 in Vol. I. 

LÉVESQUE: Louis Lévesque born 1813, d. 15 May 1890, s/o Jean-Charles 

Lévesque and Marie Anne Pelletier of Cacouna, QC: came to NB and settled at St- 

Basile in Madawaska County: m. (1 st ) 10 Aug 1847 at St-Basile, Salomée Doucette b. 

- , d. 1851, d/o Firmin Doucette and Marie Thibodeau: m. (2 nd ) on 5 May 1854 

Marie-Rose Michaud d/o Étienne Michaud and Marguerite Soucy: 


1) Eléonore Lévesque b. 5 Aug 1848 St-Basile: 

2) Hubert Lévesque b. 9 Jun 1850, d. 4 Feb 1851 at St-Basile: 

3) Denis Lévesque born 22 Sep 1851 St-Basile, d. 16 May 1916 at Lille, ME: he 

settled in Maine: married three times: 


4) Ozithé Lévesque b. after 1854 Grand Isle, ME: went to Missoula, Montana: 5) Éli 

Lévesque born after 1854 at Grand Isle, ME, m. 26 May 1895 Angéle Elisabeth 

Ouellette: had three children: 

6) Nathalie Lévesque b. after 1854 at Grand Isle, ME, d. 28 May 1952 at Somerville, 

NH: 

7) Julie Lévesque born 10 Apr 1855 at St.-Basile, d. 7 Sep 1932 at St. Agatha, ME, 

m. Pierre Desjardins, s/o Amable Desjardins and Geneviève Ouellette: settled in 

Maine: had issue: 

8) Flavie Lévesque b. 10 Jan 1857 at St-Basile: 

9) Pierre Lévesque born 26 Jun 1858 at St-Basile, m. 30 Oct 1906 at Grand Isle, ME, 

Suzanne Cyr, d/o Jean-Baptiste Cyr and Flavie Soucy: settled at St-Léonard-Parent, 

NB: had one child: 

10) Délina Lévesque born 18 Dec 1859 at St.-Basile: 

11) Vitaline Lévesque b. 27 Aug 1861 St.-Basile: 

12) Charles Lévesque b. 15 Apr 1863 at Grand Isle, ME, m. 12 Aug 1888 at Old 

Town, ME, Annie Chouinard: settled in Maine: had issue: 

13) Marguerite Lévesque b. 8 Jul 1864: 

14) Louis Lévesque born 12 Oct 1866 at Grand Isle, ME, died 19 Apr 1914 at Lille, 

ME, married 22 Jul 1891 at Lille, Maine, Clarisse Doucette d/o Octave Doucette and 

Clémentine Picard: had five children. 


Jeanne Chevalier descendants, pages 14, 29-30 in Vol. I.

LÉVESQUE: Rémi-Raisin Lévesque born c1796, d. 10 Apr 1881, s/o Louis 

Lévesque and Geneviève Gagnon of Rivière-Ouelle, Quebec, m. 26 Feb 1827 at 

Rivière-Ouelle, Véronique Beaulieu d/o Antoine Hudon-Beaulieu and Angélique 

Langlois: came to NB: settled at St-Basile in Madawaska County: 

Children: 

1) Marguerite Lévesque married 2 Jul 1860 at St-Basile, Joseph Sansfaçon: 

2) Marie Lévesque m. 1 Dec 1866 at St-Basile, Raymond Dubé s/o Pierre Dubé and 

Vitaline Pelletier: 

3) Pierre-Raisin Lévesque m. 24 Jun 1856 at St-Basile, Emèlie Ploude born c1833, 

died 15 Jun 1906 d/o Nicolas Ploude and Angèle Beaulieu: settled at St-Basile: had 


4) Michel Lévesque married 20 Feb 1861 at St-Basile, Démérise Lizotte d/o Louis 

Lizotte and Marie Anne Beaulieu: settled at St-Basile: two children: 

5) Thadée Lévesque married 12 Feb 1867 at St-Basile, Méthaide Beaulieu d/o 

Edouard Beaulieu and Félicitè Pelletier: they settled at St-Basile and had five 

children: 

6) Henriette Lévesque born c1828 at St-Basile, died 7 Nov 1858 at St-Basile, married 

11 Jan 1854 at St-Basile, Joseph Luc Paradis s/o Vincent Paradis and Thérèse 

Gagnon: 

7) Jean Lévesque b. 24 Feb 1839 St-Basile: 

8) Rémi Lévesque b. 22 Feb 1841 St-Basile: 

9) Véronique Lévesque b. 27 Sep 1843 at St.-Basile: 

10) Edith Lévesque b. 18 Feb 1848 at St-Basile, d. Oct 1872, m. 6 May 1866 at St- 

Basile, Pierre Sirois s/o Thomas Sirois and Marguerite Labrie: settled at St-Basile: 

11) Vital Lévesque b. 19 Oct 1851, d. 9 Apr 1852 at St-Basile. 


Jeanne Chevalier descendants, pages 15, 32, 59-60 in Vol. I. 

LEWIN: James Davies Lewin born 1 Apr 1812 at Womaston in Radnorshire, Wales 

s/o Samuel Lewin and Mary Furmage of Middlesex, England, died 11 Mar 1900: 

came to NB in 1830 and first settled at Chatham, Northumberland County, then 

moved to Saint John: m. 17 Dec 1831 at Miramichi, Sarah Ann Clarke b. 28 Mar 

1813 on Chaleur Bay, NB, d. 1882, d/o Richard S. Clarke: 

Children: 

1) Samuel Lewin (Dr.) b. 21 Dec 1832 at Saint Pauls Cottage, Miramichi, NB, died 

c1872: settled in Chatham, NB: 

2) Mary Clarke Lewin born 11 Jan 1835, died 2 Jun 1835 at Chatham, NB: 

3) Frankland Lewis Lewin b. 20 Jun 1836: 

4) Mary Woodhouse Lewin b. 4 Jun 1838 at Saint John, NB, d. 15 Jun 1838 in Saint 

John: 

5) Rebecca Lewin b. 5 Oct 1839 in Saint John, d. 31 Aug 1840 in Saint John: 

6) James Davies Lewin b. 11 Feb 1842 in Saint John: 

7) Baby boy b. 2 Jan 1844, d. 6 Jan 1844 in Saint John: 

8) Percival Lewis Lewin born 5 Aug 1847 at St. Andrews, Charlotte County: moved 

to NY: 

9) Seraphina Smith Lewin b. 2 Jan 1850 in Saint John, d. 1 Mar 1850 in Saint John, 

NB:

10) Richard Samuel Clarke Lewin b. 24 Feb 1851 in Saint John. 

11) Elizabeth Lewin m. Mr. Cook: 

Source: MC1156 Graves Papers: James Davies Lewin, 1 page: see MC80/407 The 

Canadian biographical dictionary, pages 666-667: see also RS184 New Brunswick 

Museum Vertical files, Lewin family, microfilm F11085, 5 pages. 

LEWIS: Alanson Lewis born on Staten Island in NY s/o Francis Lewis: m. at Long 

Island, NY, Mary Merritt d/o John Meritt: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists 

and settled at Lewisville in Moncton Parish, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Icabod Lewis b. 1762 on Staten Island or at Poughkeepsie, NY, buried 2 Jul 1851, 

married 1783 Rebecca Read b. 1764 in NB, d. 31 Jul 1820: they settled at Lewisville, 

NB and had eleven children: 

2) Deborah Lewis m. Reuben Mills: 

3) Freelove Lewis m. Thomas Calhoun: 

4) Felix Lewis b. 1774, m. Elizabeth Trites born c1780 d/o Jacob Trites and 

Rosanna Ricker: they settled at Harrisville and Lewis Mountain, NB and had thirteen 

children: 

5) Naomi Lewis married Malcolm Somers: 

6) Elizabeth Lewis b. c1787, m. (1 st ) Abram Stultz b. 3 Jul 1793, died 3 Jan 1875, m. 

(2 nd ) Israel Powell. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: John Lewis, 1 page: see also MC80/407 The 

Canadian biographical dictionary, pages 671 to 672: see MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s 

Early families revisited, pages 172 and 174: see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum 

Vertical files, Lewis family, microfilm F11085, 3 pages. 

LEWIS: Charles Lewis born 17 Mar 1761 at Providence, R.I., died 24 Mar 1837 at 

New Canaan, Queens County, NB, s/o Benjamin (or Benajah) Lewis and Sarah 

Simmons of Sackville, NB: m. (1 st ) 11 Feb 1783 Lavinia (Stone) Chambers b. 1 Sep 

1768 at Sackville, died c1822, half-sister of Rev. Titus Stone: m. (2 nd ) 3 or 13 Sep 

1826 at Hampstead in Queens County, Elizabeth Mullin of New Canaan, a widow, b. 

c1770, d. 2 Jun 1854: they first settled at Sackville in Westmorland County, then 

moved in 1796 to North River, Salisbury Parish, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Sarah Lewis b. 18 Aug 1784 at Sackville, married 22 Sep 1800 Chambers 

Blakeney of Salisbury, NB, b. 20 Mar 1788: 

2) Charles Lewis b. 1788 in Sackville, d. 13 Jun 1841, m. 21 Dec 1809 Sarah 

Babcock b. - , d. 13 Jun 1841, d/o Frederick Babcock: settled in Elgin Parish in 

Albert County: 

3) Job Seamons Lewis b. 1804 at Sackville, d. 14 Aug 1854 Brighton Parish, 

Carleton County: married 20 Jul 1824 Jane Hardenbrook: 

4) Moses Lewis m. 14 Aug 1823 Ann Rider: 

5) Clark Lewis: 

6) Mary Lewis m. (1 st ) Mr. Foley, m. (2 nd ) 24 Jun 1819 Evans Carle b. 1783, died 

26 Jan 1855: 

7) Benajah Lewis:

8) Elijah Lewis: 

9) Elisha Lewis: 

10) Lavinia Lewis m. 13 Jan 1825 Samuel Alward of Brunswick Parish, QC: 11) 

Joseph Lewis. 

Sources: MC1/Lewis, 1 page: Benjamin (or Benajah) Lewis came from RI to 

Sackville, NB about 1763: see also MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families 

revisited, pg. 173: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #28, Jun 1986: From 

the Sackville (N.B.) Town Book, page 14: Charles Lewis’ mother Sarah (Simmons) 

Lewis d. 13 Mar 1777. 

LEWIS: Edmund Lewis born 1804 at Union, Maine: came to NB in 1832 and settled 

at Little Rocher in Harvey Parish, Albert County: married Amelia Jane Kinnie b. 

1814 in NB: 

Children: 

1) Chipman Lewis b. 1833 in NB: 

2) Lemuel Lewis b. 1835, m. Elizabeth Lyman b. 1838 in NB, d/o Daniel Lyman 

and Kezie Wilbur: settled at Little Rocher and had issue: 

3) Susanna Lewis b. 1841: 

4) William Lewis b. 1843: 

5) Matilda J. Lewis b. 1847: 

6) Edmunda Lewis b. 1850. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 157: also 

see the Westmorland County census. 

LEWIS: Felix Lewis b. c1775 in NY, s/o Alanson Lewis and Mary Merritt and 

brother of Icabod Lewis of Lewisville, NB (Moncton): he m. Elizabeth Trites born 

1780 in Moncton, d/o Jacob Trites and Rosanna Ricker: family settled at Lewis 

Mountain, Salisbury Parish, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Icabod Lewis born c1798, m. 10 Jan 1819 Elizabeth Killam b. c1800 d/o 

Comfort Killam and Mary Taylor: settled in Salisbury Parish and had at least nine 

children: 

2) Isaac Lewis born c1799, married 17 Jul 1823 Mary McInerney b. c1804: 

3) Abraham Lewis b. c1800, d. 20 Dec 1854, m. 25 Nov 1824 Mary Taylor b. 1797, 

died 1866: settled in Dorchester, NB: had at least six children: settled in Salisbury 

Parish and had at least four children: 

4) Henry Lewis b. c1804, d. 19 Jan 1891, married Maria Taylor b. c1807 d/o 

George Taylor and Mary Chapman: settled in Moncton Parish: had at least ten 

children: 

5) Roseanna Lewis b. - , married 24 Dec 1826 John Nathaniel Babb: 

6) Silas Lewis b. c1809, m. 16 Jul 1829 Amelia (Taylor) Lounsbury b. 1804 d/o 

George Taylor and Mary Chapman: 

7) Hannah Lewis b. c1811, died 9 Feb 1889, m. 14 May 1831 Lewis Geldart born 

c1811, d. 30 Sep 1878: 

8) Rebecca Lewis b. c1814, m. 31 Jul 1832 John Cormier: 

9) Susanna Lewis b. c1816, d. c1890, married 31 Dec 1835 George Taylor:

10) Ann Lewis m. Robert Crossman: 

11) Alanson/Allison Lewis born c1820, d. 3 Jul 1885 at Moncton, NB, m. (1 st ) 16 Jan 

1853 Mary Ann Porter, m. (2 nd ) 1860 Sarah Barry: had six children: 

12) Jacob Lewis b. c1822, m. (1 st ) Hetty Taylor b. c1823: had four children: married 

(2 nd ) 8 Jun 1865 Mary Price b. c1844 d/o Dennis Price and Martha Taylor: had six 

children: settled in Salisbury Parish: 

13) John Lewis born c1824, died 1890 at Caribou, ME, m. Martha Wheaton b. 

1836, d. 1912, d/o Thomas Wheaton and Elizabeth Lutes: eight children. 

Sources: MC1/Lewis, 4 pages: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New 

Brunswick lineages, pages 48-49, 177-178: see MC618 Moncton genealogies 

collection, MS10B List of family members of Felix Lewis, 1 pg: see MC2852 Purdy- 

Carter genealogical collection, MS1A: on microfilm reel F20981; see sheet for Silas 

Lewis: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm 

F20987: see sheets for Felix Lewis and his sons. 

LEWIS: Ichabod Lewis b. 1762 in Poughkepsie, NY, d. 2 Jul 1851, married 1783 in 

Halifax, NS, Rebecca Read d/o Eliphalet Read of Providence, RI and Sackville, NB: 

they came to NB as Loyalists: settled at Lewisville in Moncton Parish, Westmorland 

County: 

Children born at Lewisville, NB: 

1) James Lewis m. Mary Harrison: 

2) Elizabeth Lewis m. Israel Powell: 

3) Sarah Lewis m. Thomas Prince: 

4) Freelove Lewis m. Aaron Steeves: 

5) Deborah Lewis m. Frederick Welling: 

6) Felix Lewis b. 27 May 1799, d. 29 Aug 1832, m. 31 Oct 1820 Martha Maria 

Shaw b. 25 Mar 1803, d. 8 Jan 1880, d/o Duncan Shaw and Martha Hamm: settled 

at Lewisville and had six children: 

7) John Lewis (Hon.) b. 27 Aug 1804 at Moncton, d. 18 Oct 1888, m. Miss Taylor: 

8) Mary Lewis m. John Nixon: 

9) Caroline Lewis m. Thomas Sayre: 

10) William Lewis drowned: 

11) Susan Lewis b. - , d. at age 30. 

Sources: MC618 Moncton genealogies collection, MS10A Family history of Ichabod 

Lewis (1762-1851) and son John Lewis (1804-1888), 2 pages: see also RS184 New 

Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lewis family, microfilm F11085, 3 pages. 

LEWIS: John Lewis of Lynn, MA and New York City, b. - , d. 16 May 1792 at 

Halifax, NS: m. (1 st ) 25 Sep 1764 at Lynn, MA, Sarah Lindsay b. c1744, d. 6 Oct 

1780 in NY, m. (2 nd ) 2 Jun 1784 at Halifax, NS, Mrs. Ann Jones of NY, b. c1729, d. 

26 Nov 1789 at Halifax, NS: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and briefly settled in St. 

Andrews, Charlotte County before moving to Halifax, NS: 

Children of first wife are listed in an estimated order: 

1) Lydia Lewis b. 26 Apr 1765, m. (1 st ) 1 Feb 1781 at NY, Andrew Wilson b. 

Denmark, d. 3 Aug 1783 at St. Lucia, BWI: m. (2 nd ) 17 Nov 1783 in NY, John 

Robinson: settled in St. Andrews, NB and had issue:

2) Elizabeth Lewis b. 5 Oct 1766: 

3) Lucinda Lewis: 

4) Sarah Lewis b. 5 Mar 1770, m. 30 Nov 1792 at Halifax, William George Lavers 

b. 7 Aug 1766 s/o William Lavers: settled in Aylesbury, NS: 

5) John Lindsey Lewis b. 25 Jan 1772: left no descendants: 

6) Susannah Lewis b. 28 Oct 1774: 

Source: D.R. Jack’s Loyalist families of New Brunswick on microfilm F355, Vol III, 

pages 267-274. 

LEWIS: John Lewis born 1790 in Carmarthenshire, Wales, died 17 Dec 1846 

married Grace Griffith or Griffin b. 1786 in Wales, d. after 1851: came to NB in Oct 

1818 and settled at Point Escuminac in Carleton Parish, Kent County: 

Children: 

1) Mary Lewis b. c1805 in Wales, d. after 1871, m. William Blake born 1809, died 

after 1871: settled in Alnwick Parish and had eight children: 

2) Jane Lewis b. c1809 in Wales, died after 1871, married 28 Aug 1828 Philip 

Hierlihy b. 1787 at Miramichi, d. 27 May 1852: had eleven children: settled in 

Tabusintac, NB: 

3) Elizabeth Lewis b. c1811 in Wales, d. after 1861, married c1829 Edward O’Brien 

of Tabusintac, b. - , d. before 1861: had ten children: 

4) Thomas Lewis born c1813 in Wales, d. 10 Mar 1890, married 31 Jan 1843 

Barbara McLean of Escuminac, b. 1813 in NB, d. after 1871: seven children: 

5) Grace Lewis born 1817 in NB, died after 1881, married 7 Feb 1844 Philip 

VanAdestine b. 1815 on PEI: settled in Tabusintac area: had seven children: 

6) Allan Lewis born c1821 at Escuminac, died 1923, m. 1 Jan 1871 Ann Gray born 

27 Jul 1845, d. 18 Jan 1919: 

7) Joseph Lewis born 1823 (twin), d. 23 Mar 1903, m. 6 Oct 1851 Mary Ann 

Williston born 1833, d/o Luther Williston and Helen Taylor: they settled at 

Escuminac, Hardwicke Parish and had ten children: 

8) John Lewis born 1823 (twin), d. 8 Apr 1885, married 11 Nov 1851 Phebe 

Williston b. 1829, d. 15 Aug 1911, d/o Luther Williston and Helen Taylor: had 

eight children: 

9) William Lewis born c1826, d. 10 May 1911, m. Christina Storey and had issue: 

may have m. 10 May 1852 Mary Mahoney: 

10) Hannah Lewis b. 24 Feb 1828, married 21 Dec 1874 Alexander Wilson: 11) 

Maria Lewis b. c1830, d. 1890, m. 31 Jan 1848 William Tait b. 1823, d. 14 Jan 

1901: settled in Hardwicke and had six children. 

Sources: MC80/2689 Miramichi Branch of the NBGS, Some first families of the 

Miramichi, 2 pages: see also MC80/773 Jane L. Webster’s Descendants of Rev. John 

Urquhart of Scotland, Maine, USA, Prince Edward Island and Moorefield, New 

Brunswick, on the Miramichi River: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: 

Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 163. 

LEWIS: William Lewis born 1797 at Sanford, ME, d. 1883 in Maine: came to NB 

and settled in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County: married Mary Jane 

Montgomery b. 1825 in Saint John, d. 1893 in Maine:

Children: 

1) William Lewis born 1845 in NB: 

2) Sarah Lewis b. 1848: 

3) James Montgomery Lewis b. 1851, d. 1919, married Eunice Jane Dudley born 

1851 in Oxford, ME, d. 1921: they settled in Maine: had issue. 


also see the Charlotte County census returns. 

LEWIS: William Lewis came to NB and settled in Fredericton, York County: m. 11 

Feb 1830 at Gagetown, Queens County, Rebecca McCartney b. 1809 in Ireland, d/o 

Andrew McCartney and - Logan: 


1) James Lewis bp. 16 Nov 1830, bur. 14 Aug 1833: 

2) William Lewis bp. 14 Feb 1832: 

3) Margaret Mary Lewis bp. 28 Feb 1835, bur. 31 Dec 1839: 

4) Charles Andrew Lewis b. 1 Mar 1836 at Gagetown, NB, d. 19 Jan 1914, married 1 

Apr 1873 Julia Eliza Logan born 1852 in Saint John, d. 1913, d/o Daniel Logan and 

Eliza Emma Peters: settled in Saint John: had children: 

5) Laticia Jane Lewis bp. 9 Jun 1838: 

6) John Lewis bp. 17 Jul 1840: 

7) Harriet Elizabeth Lewis born 15 Dec 1842, died 5 Aug 1885: 

8) George Edward Lewis: 

9) Isabella Almira Lewis b. 1847: 

10) John Garner Lewis bp. 14 Jan 1853: 

11) Robert Ernest Lewis b. 1850: 

12) Caroline Lewis b. 1856. 

Sources: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. 

II, page 135: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pgs. 

95-96: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families 

in New Brunswick, page 163. 

LEWIS: William Lewis b. c1811 in England: came to NB and first settled in 

Caraquet, Gloucester County: moved to Bathurst by 1881: m. c1848 Mathilda 

Christie born in Ireland: 

Children: 

1) William Lewis b. c1850, married 8 May 1876 in Bathurst, Helen Garett: 

2) George Lewis b. c1853: 

3) Élisabeth Lewis b. c1855: 

4) John Lewis born c1855: 

5) Robert Lewis b. c1859, married (1 st ) 26 Sep 1895 at Petit-Rocher, Hélène 

Arsenault d/o Jacques Arsenault and Hélène Boudreau: married (2 nd ) Ange 

Devereux: m. (3 rd ) 12 Nov 1912 at Petit-Rocher, Marie-Louise Frenette d/o Fabien 

Frenette and Sara Alarie: 

6) Alice Lewis b. c1864. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 355.

LEYDEKKER: Samuel Benson Leydekker b. - , d. c1816: came from New Jersey 

to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist: with him were three children over the age of 10: 

eventually he settled in Hampstead Parish, Queens County, his wife’s name is not 

provided: 

Children: 

1) Ann Leydekker m. 1791 Joseph Folkins: 

2) Elizabeth Leydekker m. 1800 in Northampton Parish, Carleton County, Robert 

Philips: 

2) Richard Leydekker: 

3) Samuel Leydekker born c1774, m. 9 Feb 1813 Sarah Lunt b. c1784: this family 

moved to Wakefield Parish, Carleton County. 

Sources: MC1/Leydekker, 3 pages: file contains a report titled Leydekkers in New 

Brunswick: see MC80/2902 Sharon Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a 

bicentennial tribute, 1 paragraph. 

LIBBY: Jacob Libby s/o Samuel Libby of Rye, NH, Machias, Maine, and St. 

Stephen, NB: Jacob died c1807, m. Unity - : the family settled at St. Stephen, 

Charlotte County 

Children noted in Jacob Libby’s will: 

1) James Libby: 

2) William Libby: 

3) Abigail Libby married Mr. Hanson: 

4) Sarah Libby m. Mr. Hanson: 

5) Martha Libby: 

6) Elizabeth Libby: 

7) Mary Libby m. Mr. Simpson: 

8) Hannah Libby: 

9) Jacob Libby Jr: 

10) Susan Libby married in 1822 at Saint John, NB, James J. Akerley: 

Source: MC1/Libby, 10 pages: file contains copy of part of The Libby Family in 

America 1602-1881 by Charles T. Libby, 1882, and other research notes. 

LIBBY: Samuel Libby born c1723 at Rye, NH: first settled in Machias, ME: then 

about 1783 he moved to NB and settled in St. Stephen, Charlotte County where he 

soon died: 


1) Ebenezer Libby: he settled at St. Croix, Charlotte County: his son Stephen Libby 

was first child born at St. Stephen: 

2) Jacob Libby died c1807, married Unity - : the family settled at St. Stephen, 

Charlotte County. 

Source: MC1/Libby, 10 pages: file contains copy of part of The Libby Family in

America 1602-1881 by Charles T. Libby, 1882, and other research notes. 

LIGHTBODY: John Lightbody b. 1817: came from Nova Scotia to NB in 1838 and 

settled in Wellington, Saint Marys Parish, York County: he married Margaret Fraser 

d/o Thomas Fraser and Mary MacKenzie: 

Children: 

1) James Lightbody b. 1842: 

2) John Lightbody born 1844: 

3) Thomas Lightbody b. 1846: 

4) Isabelle Lightbody b. 1847, m. John Coy: 

5) Simon Lightbody born 1849: 

6) William Lightbody b. 1857: 

7) Mary Lightbody born 1851: 

8) Moses Lightbody born 1859. 

Source: MC80/1214 Ina MacLaggan et. al. Nashwaak families 1785-1885, pages 58- 

59. 

LIMERICK: Arthur Limerick b. 1824 in Ireland, m. Eliza - b. 1823 in Ireland: 

family came to NB in 1846 and settled in Fredericton, York County: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Limerick born 1845, d. 20 Aug 1845: 

2) David Limerick born 1847, d. 24 Apr 1856: 

3) Thomas Limerick b. 1849, d. 2 Feb 1851: 

4) Joshua Limerick: 

5) John Limerick: 

6) Margaret K. Limerick born 1857, d. 27 Aug 1858: 

7) Helen Limerick: 

8) Eliza Limerick. 

Sources: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. I, 

pages 289-290: also see the York County census returns. 

LINDER: Richard Linder: he was born 1857 in England: he came to NB and settled 

at Knowlesville in Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: he married Mary Catherine 

Boyle b. 20 Dec 1867: 

Children: 

1) Edith Linder born 1885, d. 1978 m. William Ogilvie b. - , died 1960: settled at 

Doaktown, Blissfield Parish, Northumberland County and had issue: 

2) Samuel Linder b. 1889, d. 1917: 

3) Ray Linder b. 24 Jan 1896, d. 10 May 1974, m. Catherine Janet Wilson born 28 

Dec 1895, d. 28 Dec 1972: settled at East Glassville, Aberdeen Parish: had issue: 

4) Mabel Linder born 1897, died 1977, married (1 st ) Frank Furlong: m. (2 nd ) Leon 

DeMerchant: settled at Grafton, Northampton Parish, Carleton County: 

5) Basil Linder b. 1901, d. 8 Jul 1965, married Carrie Harrington: settled in

Woodstock, Carleton County and had seven sons. 

Source: MC80/1275 Judson M. Corey’s The story of Knowlesville, pgs 52-53. 

LINDON: John H. Lindon m. 6 May 1869 at Lawrencetown, NS, Isabella S. 

Naugle: they came to NB about 1874 and settled at Beaver Brook, Newcastle Parish, 


Children: 

1) Eva Winifred Lindon born 26 Jan 1870 at Lawrencetown, NS: 

2) Edward Theodore Lindon b. 24 Dec 1875 at Beaver Brook, NB: 

3) Henry Stamford Lindon b. 14 Feb 1880: 

4) Percy Wendell Lindon b. 2 Feb 1883: 

5) Esther Isabella Lindon b. 30 May 1886: 

6) Bertha Evelyn Lindon born 24 Feb 1890 at Newcastle, NB. 

Source: MC1/Lindon, 2 pages. 

LINDSAY: Alexander Lindsay b. 5 Jun 1781 in County Fermanagh, Ireland, died 

1878: married Elizabeth Hetherington born 1794, died 1859: came from Ireland to 

America in Aug 1819: first settled at Bath, ME, but soon moved to NB and settled at 

Lindsay, Wakefield, Carleton County: had a large family: 


1) William Lindsay born 13 Aug 1813 in County Fermanagh, d. 7 Sep 1895, m. 1837 

Harriet Parsons b. 1822 d/o Stephen Parsons of Woodstock, died 18 Apr 1910: they 

settled at Woodstock, NB and had twelve children: 

2) Alexander Lindsay b. 1829: 

3) Robert James Lindsay b. 1834: 

4) adopted, Margaret Hurst b. 1836 in Ireland: came to NB in August 1847. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: William Lindsay, 1 pg.: see also MC80/338 I. 

Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 349-351: see also MC80/407 The Canadian 

biographical dictionary, pg. 648: also see Carleton County census. 

LINDSAY: Matthew Lindsay born 1834 in Scotland, d. 8 Mar 1884: he came to NB 

as a young man and settled in Saint John. 

Source: MC80/467 David R. Jack’s History of Saint Andrew’s Church, Saint John, 

NB, pages 344-345. 

LINDSAY: Ninian Lindsay b. 1753 in Ireland and came to NB about 1786, d. 25 Feb 

1828: m. Hannah Marks: settled at St. Stephen in Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) Robert Lindsay d. young:

2) Ninian Lindsay Jr. b. 1799, d Apr 1864: 

3) Eliza Ann Lindsay b. - , d. 4 Jan 1842, m. Robert M. Todd: 

4) Elizabeth Lindsay m. William Andrews: 

5) William Lindsay: 

6) Andrew Lindsay: 

7) George Lindsay: 

8) Caroline Lindsay. 

Sources: MC80/60 I.C. Knowlton’s Annals of Calais, ME and St. Stephen, NB, page 

204: see also MC1156 Graves Papers: Ninian Lindsay, 1 page. 

LINDSAY: Robert Lindsay was a member of the 74 th Regiment: he came to NB in 

1783 as a Loyalist: settled at Digdeguash, Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County: 

Robert’s wife’s name is not provided: 

Children: 

1) Mary Lindsay m. John Coburn of 74 th Regiment: settled at Digdeguash: 

2) Robert Lindsay: he settled on the homestead. 

Source: MC80/1744 R. George Baldwin’s Early Baldwins and others of Charlotte 

County, NB and elsewhere, page 34. 

LINDSAY: Thomas Lindsay born 1790 in County Derry, Ireland, married (1 st ) May 

1819 Jane Caskey at Newtown, Limavady, Northern Ireland: Jane died 1829: m. (2 nd ) 

Mary Ann Scott b. - , d. 1886: came to NB in 1821 and settled in Shirley Settlement, 

Burton Parish, Sunbury County: 


1) Sarah Jane Lindsay b. 1819, m. at Fredericton Junction, John Alexander s/o 

Thomas L. Alexander: 

2) Andrew Lindsay born in 1821: settled near Woodstock,Carleton County: 

3) Thomas Lindsay b. 1825, d. 4 Jan 1869, m. Mary Jane Parsons b. c1838, died 22 

Sep 1867: 

Children of the second marriage: 

4) George W. Lindsay born 12 Jun 1830, d. 15 Apr 1903, married Margaret 

Thompson born 29 Jan 1829, d. 30 Dec 1909: 

5) John W. Lindsay born 1834, died 1 May 1871, married Jane Cambridge: 

6) Charles Lindsay b. 9 May 1836, d. 1 Apr 1873, m. 22 Dec 1866 Charlotte A. 

Shirley born 25 Dec 1846 d/o John E. Shirley and Fannie Brown. 

Source: MC1/Lindsay, 8 pages. 

LINDSAY: William Lindsay born 1785 at Castledouglas, Scotland, d. 7 May 1843, 

m. Jane - born 1786 at Castledouglas, Scotland, died 8 Jul 1867: they came to NB 

and settled in Fredericton, York County: 

Children:

1) William Lindsay: settled in Fredericton: 

2) James M. Lindsay: settled in Saint John: 

3) George G. Lindsay: settled in Saint John. 


MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol I, p 270: 

see MC1564 New Maryland local history project fonds, Genealogical dictionary of 

cemeteries for York and Sunbury Counties: Volume 1, St. Mary the Virgin Anglican 

cemetery, New Maryland, York County: see pages 17, 19 and 20: James Michael 

Lindsay born c1813 in NB, died 17 Jan 1893 in New Maryland, m. 31 Jul 1845 in 

York County, Mary Jane Graham b. c1826 in Ireland, d. 6 Apr 1907 New Maryland, 

d/o William and Margaret Graham: also see the York County census records. 

LINGLEY: Joseph Lingley may have been from Vermont: he came to NB in 1783 as 

a Loyalist: settled on the Long Reach, Westfield Parish, Kings County: m. Abigail 

Alder: widow Abigail m. (2 nd ) 1821 at Saint John, Adam Burton: 


1) Peter Lingley b. c1796: 

2) Abraham Lingley b.c1798, d. 1878, m. 1825 Mary Hayter: 

3) Mary Lingley b. - , m. 1820 John Hall: 

4) Ann Lingley b. c1805, m. 1825 Eliphalet Stevens: 

5) James Lingley b. - , married 1822 Eleanor Troy: 

6) Thomas Lingley b. c1808: 

7) Edward Lingley b. c1808, d. 1886, m. Mary Caton: 

8) Isaac Lingley b. - , married 1825 Lucy Woodworth: 

9) Sophia Lingley b. - , m. 1826 Ambrose McKenzie: 

10) Joseph Lingley b. - , m. 1828 Elizabeth Robertson. 



LINGLEY: Peter Lingley born 1768, died 18 Mar 1861, s/o Joseph Lingley: m. 

1790 Mary Day b. 1770, died 18 Mar 1861: they came from NY to NB in 1783 as 

Loyalists and settled at the mouth of the Nerepis River at Lingley in Westfield Parish, 

Kings County: they had fifteen children: 

Sons: 

1) Joseph Lingley m. Miss Robertson and had issue: 

2) Abraham Lingley b. 29 Apr 1798, d. 7 May 1878, married 24 Feb 1824 at 

Westfield, Kings County, Mary Monk Hayter b. 25 Jul 1799, d. 24 Feb 1887, d/o 

Thomas Hayter: had issue: 

3) Leander Lingley: 

4) Peter Lingley: 

5) Thomas Lingley b. 1808, d. 1870, m. Mary - b. 1805, d. 1884: had issue: 

6) Edward Lingley born 1808, d. 1886, m. Mary Eaton b. 1821, d. 1874: had issue: 

7) John William Lingley: 

8) Henry Lingley: 

9) James Lingley:

Daughters: 

1) Sarah Amanda Lingley: 

2) Sophia Lingley: 

3) Ann Lingley: 

4) Jane Lingley: 

5) Mary Eliza Lingley m. 11 Jun 1820 John Hall: 

6) Charlotte Lingley. 

Source: MC80/346 Edith R. Nase’s Westfield: an historical sketch, pgs 34-35: see 

RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lingley family, microfilm F11085, 3 

pages: see also Saint John Regional Library: David Russell Jack Bequest: 

Genealogy, microfilm reel F109, page 118. 

LINKLETTER: Alexander Linkletter came to NB in 1783 with his wife and 

children as Loyalists: first settled at Gagetown, Queens County, then moved to Prince 

Edward Island: 


1) George Linkletter: 

2) James Linkletter: 

3) John Linkletter. 

Source: D.R. Jack’s Loyalist families of New Brunswick on microfilm F355, Vol II, 

page 205. 

LINNEKIN: Zebedee Linnekin b. c1748 at Tenants Harbor, ME, d. c1831 at St. 

Andrews, Charlotte County, NB, s/o Daniel and Martha Linnekin: m. (1 st ) 8 Mar 

1770 at Boothbay, Maine, Susanna Linnekin b. - , died by 1803, d/o Benjamin and 

Mary Linnekin: m. (2 nd ) 1803 in Saint David Parish, Charlotte County, Hannah or 

Anne Homan born 13 Dec 1772 at Marblehead, MA, died c1831 at St. Andrews, d/o 

Benjamin Homan and Hannah Fitteplace: moved from St. Georges, Maine to NB in 

1783 as Loyalists and settled in Saint David Parish, Charlotte County: 


1) Mary Linnekin: over ten in 1784: 

2) Benjamin Linnekin: over ten in 1784: died in 1818: 

3) Martha Linnekin: under ten in 1784: 

4) Sarah Linnekin under ten in year 1784: 

5) Jennet Linnekin: under ten in 1784: 

6) William Linnekin b. 1791 in Saint David Parish: married and had at least four 

children: settled in Saint David Parish: 

7) Daniel Linnekin born c1793, d. 21 Aug 1855 Waldo, ME: m.: had issue: 


8) Abner Linnekin: 

9) Priscilla Linnekin born c1808, m. 15 Nov 1827 Jacob Reid: 

10) Ann Linnekin b. c1811, m. Joseph Hill. 

Source: MC80/992 Janet I. Delorey’s The Linnekin families: see MC80/2339 

Bernard L. Gardner’s The descendants of Andrew Jackson Morrell and Annie Maria

Hill of Oak Bay, Charlotte County, New Brunswick; go to back of book. 

LINSCOTT: David Linscott born c1809 in Palermo, ME, died 3 Jul 1875 in Perry, 

ME: came to NB and briefly settled at Oak Bay in Saint David Parish, Charlotte 

County: returned to Maine by 1850: m. Jane Mooney or Mahoney b. c1817 at Oak 

Bay, NB, died 9 May 1884 in Perry, ME: 

Children born in Oak Bay, NB: 

1) Emeline Linscott b. 8 Nov 1836, d. 28 Mar 1874 at Perry, ME, m. 8 Mar 1861 at 

Calais, ME, Marcellus Walker b. c1836: settled in Calais: had issue: 

2) Margaret E. Linscott born c1840, m. 12 Jan 1876 Marcellus Walker, the 

widower of her sister: 

3) Henrietta/Etta Linscott b. 16 Jan 1844, died 29 Jul 1864: 

4) David and Jane had four more children born in Maine. 

Source: MC80/2711 Thelma Eye Brooks’ Calais Maine families, pgs. 96-97. 

LINT: John Lint born c1760 at Cortlandt, Westchester County, NY, s/o John Lint 

and Catherine Morimond or Abraham Lint and Jane Corsen: married c1780 

Elizabeth - b. c1764: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled in Queensbury 

Parish, York County: 


1) John Lint b. c1781 Chestertown, York County, NY, married 22 Oct 1808 

Elizabeth Niles born 10 Feb 1792 at Saint John, died 16 Oct 1885 at Houlton, 

Aroostook, ME, d/o James and Rebecca Niles: had eight children: 

2) Abraham Lint b. c1786 in Queensbury Parish: 

3) Abijah Lint born c1788: 

4) Henry Lint b. c1791: 

5) Isaac Lint born c1793: 

6) Josiah Lint b. c1795: 

7) Jacob Lint b. c1797, married 28 Sep 1822 Frances Hall born 1802 in NB: settled 

in Queensbury Parish: 

8) Lawrence Lint b. 1800, married 17 Jul 1823 Catherine Hall born 1800 in NB, a 

sister of Frances: settled in Queensbury, NB: 

9) William Lint born c1805, m. 1857 Sophia Coleman. 

Sources: MC1/Cameron #1, 6 pages: see also MC1/Lint, 3 pages: see also 

MC80/1662 Donald C. Cameron’s Cameron, William & Lent, Jane Frances: see also 

MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 

Brunswick, pg 164: see also MC300 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection, 

MS3/191, 2 pages. 

LINTON: Aaron Linton born in Pennsylvania: he married Eunice Greenlaw also b. 

in Pennsylvania: came to NB and settled on Magaguadavic River, Saint George 

Parish, Charlotte County: only child mentioned, Ann Windsor Linton born 1816 in 

NB, d. 1907, married Theodore Nutter born 1801 in NH or MA, died in 1888: settled 

in Saint George and had issue.


also see the Charlotte County census records. 

LINTON: James Linton b. c1793 in County Tyrone, Ireland: married c1819 in 

Ireland, Margaret or Peggy - b. c1797 in County Tyrone: came to NB in 1833 and 

settled at Bayswater, Westfield Parish, Kings County: 

Children born in Ireland: 

1) Roseann Linton b. c1820: 

2) Thomas Linton b. c1823: 

3) James Linton born c1822, died 23 Feb 1913, married (1 st ) 25 Jul 1845 in Westfield 

Parish, Elizabeth Ann (Gibbons) Wightman b. 5 Mar 1812 Saint John, d. 18 Sep 

1861: m. (2 nd ) after 1861 Elizabeth Stackhouse b. - , d. 1919: settled at Bayswater: 

4) Mary Linton b. c1829: 

5) Eliza Linton b. c1831. 


Brunswick, page 164. 

LIPPINCOTT: Richard Lippincott born 2 Jan 1745 at Shrewsbury, NJ, died 14 

May 1826 at Toronto, ON, m. on 4 Mar 1770 Esther Borden d/o Jeremiah Borden 

and Esther Tilton of Shrewsbury, NJ: came from Monmouth County, NJ to NB in 

1783 as Loyalists: they first settled at Beaver Harbour in Pennfield Parish, Charlotte 

County: then in 1793 moved to Ontario: only child mentioned was, Esther Borden 

Lippincott born 1791. 

Sources: MC1/Lippincott, 3 pgs.: Richard Lippincott was of Quaker descent: see also 

MC80/1720 Theodore C. Holmes’ Loyalists to Canada: the 1783 settlement of 

Quakers and others at Passamaquoddy, pages 81-83. 

LIPSETT: John Lipsett born in Ireland: came to NB in 1819 and settled at Youngs 

Cove, Waterborough Parish, Queens County: married Miss Johnston: 

Children: 

1) David Lipsett m. Elizabeth Ginn: had issue: 

2) Andrew Lipsett married Mary White: 

3) William Lipsett went to US: 

4) Margaret Lipsett m. Robert Snodgrass. 

Source: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, page 38. 

LIPSETT: Robert Lipsett born 1806 in Ireland: came to NB in 1830: settled at 

McLaggan, Saint Marys Parish, York County: married Ruth Long b. 1816 in Ireland 

and came to NB in 1834:

Children: 

1) Andrew Lipsett b. 1839 in NB, m. Mary Ann - : settled in Fredericton and had 


2) John Lipsett b. 1843: 

3) Margaret Lipsett born 1844: 

4) Mary Jane Lipsett born 1847: 

5) Henry Graham Lipsett b. 1848: 

6) James Lipsett b. 1850, married Charlotte Lavinia McConnell: 

7) Ruth Lipsett born 1854. 

Sources: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, 

Volume I, page 41: see MC80/1214 Ina MacLaggan et. al. Nashwaak families 1785- 

1885, page 59. 

LIRETTE: Joseph Lirette possibly bp. 18 May 1751 at Charlesbourg, QC, died 15 

Jan 1823, s/o Joseph Lirette and Helen Leroux of Charlesbourg, QC: married c1784 

Marguerite Goguen or Gueguen b. 25 Sep 1767 on Miquelon Island off 

Newfoundland, d. c1855, d/o Joseph Goguen and Ann Arsenault: they settled at 

Cocagne, Dundas Parish, Kent County: 

Children: 

1) Anne Lirette b. c1787 at Cocagne, d. 21 May 1859, married 1804 Alexis 

McGrath: settled at Grande-Digue: 

2) Paulin Lirette b. c1788, d. 22 Feb 1871, m. 20 Jul 1807 at Grande-Digue, Anne 

LeBlanc born c1780, died before 1881, d/o François LeBlanc and Anastasie 

Bourgeois: settled at Shemogue, NB and had at least ten children: 

3) Lucien Lirette b. c1791, d. before 1861, m. 30 Mar 1812 at Grande-Digue, 

Charlotte Forest b. c1795 d/o Charles Forest and Marie Girouard: settled at 

Barachois, NB and had fourteen children: 

4) Hubert Lirette b. c1796, d. before 1891, m. 11 Feb 1817 at Memramcook, NB, 

Agnès Bristol born c1796, d/o Mathurin Guillaume Bristol and Marie Gauthier: 

settled at Cocagne and had nine children: 

5) Adelaide Lirette born c1798, d. 12 Mar 1845, m. 22 Jan 1816 Elie Bristol: settled 

at Barachois: 

6) Simon Lirette b. 24 Sep 1801 at Cocagne, d. 26 Apr 1860, m. (1 st ) 25 Apr 1825 

Marie Gauthier b. 1800 d/o Joseph Gauthier and Ludivine Cormier: had six 

children: married (2 nd ) 26 Oct 1852 Françoise LeBlanc: they settled at Barachois, 

NB: 

7) Madeleine Lirette born 15 Apr 1804 at Cocagne, d. 6 May 1884, m. 29 Jan 1821 at 

Memramcook, NB, Joseph/Thomas Cormier: settled at Barachois: 

8) Marie Lirette born 2 Oct 1806 at Cocagne, d. 10 Jul 1866, m. (1 st ) 19 May 1828 

Benoni Bourk: m. (2 nd ) 5 Aug 1829 at Barachois, NB, Thadee LeBlanc: 

9) Luce Lirette b. 29 Jan 1811 at Cocagne, d. 8 May 1872, m. 13 Sep 1830 at 

Barachois, Thomas LeBlanc: they settled at Shemogue. 

Sources: MC80/1250 Tony LeBlanc’s The Lirette family: widow Marguerite 

(Goguen) Lirette m. (2 nd ) 22 Sep 1829 Charles LeBlanc, widower of Marie Duguay: 

see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 156: see also 

MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, page 175: see also MC2657 

NBGS Generations Issue #57, Fall 1993: Shirley A. Coppi’s My Lirette and related 

families, pages 16-19.

LISSON: John Lisson b. 1807 Bandon, County Cork, Ireland, d. 7 May 1877, s/o 

John and Anne Lisson: came to NB in 1842: settled at Lisson Settlement in Sussex 

Parish, Kings County: m. Sarah Burchill born 1819, d/o John and Mary Burchill: 

Children: 

1) John Lisson born 1837 at Bandon, Ireland, d. 4 May 1905, m. 11 Oct 1867 Mary 

Jane Doherty b. 1849: had ten children: 

2) Mary Lisson b. 1841 at Bandon, d. unmarried: 

3) Christopher Lisson b. 1843 at Lisson Settlement, d. 5 Apr 1886, married 28 May 

1874 Mary Ann Lisson b. 1850: had four children: 

4) Richard Lisson b. 3 Aug 1844, d. 1930: 

5) Robert Lisson born 1847, died 1884: 

6) Eliza Lisson born 13 Aug 1850, d. 1936, m. 26 Dec 1876 James Loughery born 

1844, d. 1918: had one child: 

7) Frances/Fanny Ann Lisson born 1 Oct 1852, died 1929, married Dawson A. 

Richardson: 

8) Samuel Lisson b. 1853, died 1887, married 22 May 1884 Emma Elizabeth 

MacFarlane: had one child: 

9) Thomas Lisson born 1 Sep 1858, died in Halifax, NS: 

10) Sarah Lisson b. 18 Sep 1859, died unmarried: 

11) Burchill Kingston Lisson b. 24 Jan 1862. 


Brunswick, page 165: John’s brother Robert Lisson came to NB but did not marry: 

brother Thomas Lisson also settled in NB: see also MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, 

MS1, Lisson, 3 pages. 

LISSON: Thomas Lisson born 12 Jul 1803 at Bandon, County Cork, Ireland, d. 16 

Sep 1886, s/o John and Anne Lisson: m. 14 Jan 1834 Bandon, Ireland, Mary 

Burchill b. 17 Apr 1814 Bandon, d. 31 Jan 1873, d/o John and Mary Burchill: to 

NB: settled at Lisson Settlement, Sussex Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) John L. Lisson b. c1835 at Bandon, died 1914, m. (1 st ) Margaret McBride b. 

1846, d. 1870: had one child: m. (2 nd ) 28 Jan 1871 Isabella M. McEwen b. 1850, d. 

1918: had five children: 

2) Christopher Lisson born 1838 at Bandon, died 22 Sep 1923 in Sussex, NB, m. 13 

Dec 1870 in Kings County, Martha Jane McEwen born 1847, d. 1939: had five 

children: 

3) Elizabeth/Eliza Lisson born 1842 in Bandon, d. unmarried 1866 at Sussex: 

4) Thomas Lisson born 14 Nov 1844 at Lisson Settlement, died 13 Nov 1931, 

married (1 st ) 6 Jan 1880 Mary Jane Adair b. 1860 in Kings County, d. 1899, d/o 

William Adair and Rebecca Lockhart: had five children: m. (2 nd ) Mary Amelia 

Pearson: 

5) Robert Lisson born 1848, d. unmarried 1864: 

6) Mary Ann Lisson b. 1850: she m. her cousin, 28 May 1874 Christopher Lisson 

born 1843, d. 5 Apr 1886: had four children: 

7) Sarah Lisson b. 1853, m. 20 Nov 1877 in Kings County, John Alexander 

Douglas: 

8) Susan Lisson born 1857, d. unmarried 1915 in Sussex:

9) Ellen/Helen Lisson b. 16 Sep 1859, died 18 Apr 1888, married 25 Oct 1887 

Crandall Tabor: had one child. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 143: see 

also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 

Brunswick, pages 165-6: Thomas’ brother Robert Lisson came to NB but did not 

marry: brother John Lisson also settled in NB: see also MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, 

MS1, Lisson, 3 pages. 

LISTER: John Lister b. c1790, died 1 Aug 1854, m. 21 Nov 1818 in Halifax, NS, 

Mary (Story) McLaughlin d. c1776 in Halifax, d. 28 Aug 1843, widow of 

Alexander McLaughlin whom she married 30 Dec 1800 at Halifax: came to NB and 

settled in Saint John: 


1) James Lister: 

2) John Lister: 

3) Ann Lister m. Barzilla Balmain. 

Sources: MC80/2592 Graeme F. Somerville’s A library of stone pages and other 


LISTER: John Stirling Lister (Capt.) born 1788 at Islington, England, died 31 Dec 

1859: m. Mary Ann - born 1798, d. 31 Dec 1859: came to NB and first settled at 

Gagetown, Queens County, then moved to Fredericton in early 1850’s: 

Children: 

1) Augusta Ann Lister b. 1816, d. 9 Sep 1902: 

2) John Walter Lister: 

3) Mary Caroline Madeline Lister b. 1822, d. 4 May 1892. 

Source: MC80/2334 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. 

III, pages 205-208. 

LISTER: John Walter Lister born 24 Nov 1820, d. 7 May 1906: he came to NB 

after 1815 and settled in Prince William Parish, York County: m. Frances Gustavia 

Wetmore b. 9 Jun 1837, d. 8 Feb 1924: 

Children: 

1) Frances Mary Lister b. 5 May 1861: 

2) James Loosemore Lister b. 25 Jul 1862, d. Jul 1944: 

3) Harriet Margaret Phair Lister b. 16 Apr 1863, d. Jun 1945: 

4) John Walter Lister Jr. b. 19 Dec 1865: 

5) Frank Stratton Lister b. 8 Oct 1867: 

6) Emily Wetmore Lister b. 9 Sep 1869: 

7) Emma Sophia Lister born 23 Aug 1872: 

8) Daniel Lionel Hannington Lister b. 25 Nov 1873, d. 1912: 

9) Augusta Madeline Lister born 17 Dec 1875:

10) Charles Medley Lister b. 12 Oct 1878, d. Feb 1962: 

11) Thomas Archer G. Lister born 1 Dec 1882, d. 1955. 

Sources: MC1/Lister, 2 pages: see also MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old 

grave-yard, page 89: which says that a son of Captain John Lister R.N., a veteran of 

the battle of Trafalgar in 1805, married Frances Wetmore d/o Timothy Wetmore of 

Gagetown, Queens County. 

LISTER: Nicholas Lister born 1796 in Annan, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, died 25 Jan 

1869, s/o George Lister and Agnes Gass of Annan, married Nov 1822 at Annan, 

Margaret Hughan or Houghan born 1801, died 25 Mar 1846, d/o John Hughan or 

d/o William Houghan of Creca near Annan: they came from Annan Scotland to NB 

in 1845 and settled at Harvey in Manners Sutton Parish, York County: 

Children: 

1) George Lister b. 1824 in Scotland, married Mary Anne Johnson b. 1833 in 

Scotland: had children: 

2) Janet Lister born 1826, m. William Little b. 1814 in England, died 1 Nov 1909, 

d/o John Little and Janet Hughan: settled in Harvey and had children: 

3) Mary Lister b. 1828 in Scotland, m. (1 st ) Thomas Gass b. 1825 Scotland: settled 

in Harvey and had children: m. (2 nd ) James Embleton: 

4) William Lister born 1829 in Scotland, d. 1 Sep 1848: 

5) David Lister b. Feb 1831 in Scotland, d. 17 Feb 1919, married (1 st ) Agnes Gass b. 

1836 d/o Nicholas Gass and Jean Lister: had issue: m. (2 nd ) Janet or Jessie 

Torrence born 22 Oct 1845, d. 8 Jun 1917, d/o Robert Torrence and Ellen 

MacDonald: they had children: 

6) James Lister born 22 Dec 1832 Annan, Scotland, m. Eleanor Piercy b. 15 Nov 

1842 in Scotland d/o Matthew Piercy and Agnes Moffitt: first settled at York Mills, 

NB and had issue: 

7) Edward Irving Lister born on 14 Sep 1834 at Annan, Scotland, died 1 Apr 1898, 

m. Mary Anne Piercy b. 25 Mar 1845, d/o Matthew Piercy and Agnes Moffitt: 

settled in Harvey and had eleven children: 

8) Jane Lister born 1836 in Scotland, married Ralph Briggs b. 1837: settled in 

Harvey and had issue: 

9) Agnes Lister b. 1838 Scotland, d. 7 Sep 1896, married Bernard McCann b. 1835 

in NB, d. 15 Jul 1912, possibly s/o Arthur and Margaret McCann: had issue: 

10) John Lister died young. 

Sources: MC80/818 Rev. William Randall’s History of Harvey Settlement, pages 

111-117: see also MC80/2503 Ralph N. Thompson’s Lister/McCann genealogy: see 

also MC80/2504 Jocelean S. Hall et. al. Harvey Settlement Cemetery 1837-1999, 

pages 8, 16, 37, 46. 

LITTLE: James Little born 1750 in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, died c1822 in NB, s/o 

David Little and Janet Johnston, married 1776 Elizabeth Irving of Malyssuke, 

Scotland b. - , d. before 1819: came to NB in 1819 and settled in Richibucto Parish, 

Kent County: 

Children born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland: 

1) Miss Little born 6 Jul 1777: remained in Scotland:

2) Margaret Little born 9 Mar 1778 and remained in Scotland: 

3) William Little born 4 Oct 1779, m. Mary - b. - , d. 14 Feb 1837: came to NB in 

Mar 1818: settled in Richibucto area: no children are listed: 

4) Elizabeth Little b. 6 Sep 1781: 

5) James Little born 1 Apr 1785, d. 1860, married 29 May 1810 Mary Linton b. 

1783, died 11 Sep 1858, d/o Richard Linton of Lochmaben, Dumfriesshire: they 

came to NB in 1819 and first settled in Galloway, Richibucto Parish, Kent County: 

they then moved to Harvey, Manners Sutton Parish, York County: had eight children: 

6) John Little born 6 Sep 1786, d. 13 Mar 1872: to NB in 1819: married Janet 

Hughan born 1786 in Dumfries, Scotland, d. 24 May 1870, d/o John Hughan: had 

nine children: first settled in Richibucto Parish, Kent County, then at New Maryland, 

York County, then moved to Harvey, York County: 

7) Charles Little b. 2 Oct 1788: came to NB 1819: first settled in Richibucto Parish, 

then at Kouchibouguac, Carleton Parish, Kent County: married and had children: 

8) Matthew Little b. 1791: came to NB in 1819 and settled in New Maryland, York 

County by 1836: 

9) Andrew Little b. 1796: came to NB March 1818: settled in New Maryland, York 

County: 

10) Thomas Little born 1802, d. 1874: to NB 1819: settled in Newcastle, NB. 

Sources: MC80/818 Rev. William Randall’s History of Harvey Settlement, pages 32- 

33, 117-132: see also MC80/550 George E. Little’s The Littles of Galloway and the 

County of Kent: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, 

pages 106-107: see MC80/1795 Janet S. Watson et. al. The Little family of Harvey 

Settlement: Janet Hughuan may have been the d/o William and Agnes Heughan: see 

also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 

Brunswick, page 166: see also MC80/2504 Jocelean S. Hall et. al. Harvey Settlement 

Cemetery 1837-1999. 

LITTLE: John Little born c1799 at Dumfries, Scotland, died 16 Feb 1885, m. 1824 

Elspeth Murray born c1804 at Edinburgh, Scotland, d. 17 Apr 1892, d/o Charles 

Murray: they came to NB in 1820 and settled at Upper Millstream in Studholm 

Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) Joseph Little b. c1829 in NB, d. 3 Jul 1885: married and had five children: 

2) Mary Little b. c1831, d. 1900, m. Robert McPherson b. c1821 Ireland, d. before 

1899: had eight children: 

3) Elizabeth Little born c1832, d. before 1890, m. Zebulon Gaunce: had six 

children: 

4) Jane Little b. c1835, d. unmarried 8 Jun 1899: 

5) Charles Little b. c1836, died before 1900, m. 18 Feb 1864 Sarah Holmes: had six 

children: 

5) John Little b. c1837, d. 1921, m. Emily E. - : no issue 

7) Margaret Little b. c1840, died unmarried 9 Nov 1881: 

8) David Little b. 1841, d. 1926: married and had at least one child: 

9) William Little born 4 May 1843, d. 14 Feb 1848: 

10) Elspeth J. Little born c1845, married 13 May 1862 Dr. James Simpson of 

Fredericton Junction, Gladstone Parish, Sunbury County: had two children: 

11) William W. Little born c1843, died 1848: 

11) William W. Little born c1848, died 21 Mar 1873: 

12) Agnes E. Little born in 1850, married Charles McLean of Woodstock, Carleton

County. 

Sources: MC80/1 Grace Aiton’s The story of Sussex and vicinity, page 57: see 

MC80/1514 John R. Elliott’s Gone but not forgotten, Volume 1: Little family 

Cemetery, Studholm Parish, page 101: also see Kings County census records: see also 

MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Little, 2 pages. 

LITTLE: John Little b. c1800 in Scotland, died 27 Jul 1861: he came to NB in 1825: 

m. Christina - b. c1797 in Scotland, d. 14 Oct 1863: she came to NB in 1831: settled 

in or near Fredericton, York County: 

Children: 

1) Mary Jane Little born c1832 in NB: 

2) Christina Little b. 1834, d. 13 Nov 1837: 

3) Helen Little b. 28 Jan 1837, d. 10 May 1892. 

Sources: MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, page 112: also see 

the York County census records. 

LITTLE: John Little b. c1801 in England, died 25 Nov 1871: first settled in Quebec, 

then moved to NB by 1861 and settled at Holmesville in Kent Parish, Carleton 

County: m. 25 Nov 1836 at Wickham Parish, Queens County, Mary Maskall b. 

c1816 in England, d. after 1881, possibly d/o William Maskall: 

Children: 

1) Susan Little born May 1836 in Queens County, d. 29 Jun 1909 at Caswell, ME, m. 

John Peter Levesque b. c1816 in Quebec: first settled in Kent Parish, Carleton 

County and had issue: 

2) Isaac William Little born Nov 1844 in Queens County, d. 20 Feb 1914 at 

Woodland, ME, m. c1861 Lucretia Sinnett. 

Source: MC80/2377 Dale Wilcox’s Notes on the ancestry of Gail Vertaline 

(Sullivan) Wilcox, pages 172-176, 232-236. 

LITTLE: Samuel Little probably married Martha - : came to NB in 1783 as 

Loyalists and settled at Beaver Harbour, Pennfield Parish, Charlotte County: they later 

received a grant at Passamaguoddy Bay: 


1) Benjamin Little: over 10 in 1783: 

2) William Little: over 10 in 1783: 

3) Mary Little: under 10 in 1783: 

4) Patty Little: under 10 in 1783. 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Newsletter Issue #13, September 1982: Sharon M. Debeau’s 

Charlotte County Loyalists, page 10.

LITTLE: Thomas Little b. 1794 in Ireland, m. in Ireland but wife’s name is not 

provided: she died before 1851: came to NB in 1834 and settled at Lisson Settlement 

in Sussex Parish, Kings County: 


1) John Little b. 1829, may have been lost at sea: 

2) Ann Jane Little b. 1833, d. 24 Sep 1884: 

3) Thomas Little born 1837, d. 31 Aug 1921, married 2 Nov 1868 Margaret 

McFarlane b. 1848 in Sussex Parish, d. 9 Nov 1906, d/o William McFarlane and 

Mary Jane McAuley: settled in Jeffries Corner, Sussex Parish, Kings County: had 

eight children. 

Source: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 256: see also 

MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Little, (file 2) 3 pages. 

LITTLE: William Little born in County Tyrone, Ireland, m. Jane - born 1777, d. 

11 Jun 1865: came to NB in 1832 and settled in Saint John: only child mentioned, 

Jane Little m. Matthew Paul b. 1808 in Ireland, d. 29 May 1891. 


records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, pgs. 136, 191. 

LITTLE: William Bell Little (Dr) born 1798 in Carlisle, England, died 1 Feb 1863, 

s/o Dr. William Cooper Little and Sarah Agnes Bell: he came to NB in 1820 and 

settled on the Washademoak in Queens County: married Mary Ann Fowler d/o 

Joshua Fowler: they had five sons and seven daughters. 

Sources: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, page 38: see also 

MC80/2377 Dale Wilcox’s Notes on the ancestry of Gail Vertaline (Sullivan) 

Wilcox, pages 173-174. 

LIVINGSTON: John Livingston born 1824 in Ireland, died c1863, married 

Elizabeth - born 1823 in Ireland: they came to NB in 1831 and settled in 


Children: 

1) Frances L. Livingston b. 1847: 

2) William H. Livingston born 1850, died 21 Jul 1851: 

3) John Livingston born Sep 1853, died 3 Oct 1853. 


III, pages 132-133: living with the family in 1861 was John’s mother Margaret 

Livingston b. 1796, and a nephew William A. Livingston b. 1846: John’s sister 

Margaret Livingston born 1826, died 1 Dec 1861 at Fredericton: married Alexander 

Christie and for a time lived in Boston and had a son: also see the York County 

census returns.

LIVINGSTON: William Livingston b. 1848 at Newtown Stewart in County Tyrone, 

Ireland, d. 3 Dec 1943, s/o Mr. Livingston and Mary Selfridge: he came to NB and 

settled at Jerusalem, Queens County, m. Elizabeth Dunn b. c1853 at Dunns Corner in 

Petersville Parish, Queens County, d. 12 Mar 1921, d/o James Dunn and Margaret 

or Betsey McLauchlan: 

Children born at Jerusalem: 

1) Ella Mae Livingston born on 29 Aug 1875, died 22 Dec 1921 at Hibernia, 

Hampstead Parish, Queens County, m. 17 Jul 1895 at Jerusalem, John Wesley 

McConchie: 

2) Clarabelle Livingston born c1877, d. 11 Dec 1893 in Jerusalem: 

3) Elizabeth Livingston born 1879, d. 1880: 

4) Hazen Livingston b. c1888, d. 22 Nov 1921 in Jerusalem: 

5) Alfred J. Livingston m. Alice Nickerson: 

6) Lavinia Livingston m. Russell Maxwell: 

7) Stanley H. Livingston m. Ida Beckett. 

Source: MC80/2249 Verna M. Hoffman’s Christopher McConchie family, section # 

5, pages 13-14, 19. 

LIZOTTE: Odilon Lizotte born c1844 in Quebec, came to NB and settled at 

Caraquet in Gloucester County: moved to Belledune, NB by 1871, m. c1865 Rose 

Chiasson of Lamèque, NB: 

Children: 

1) Georges Lizotte b. 13 Jul 1866, d. as an infant: 

2) Henri Lizotte b. 27 May 1868 in Lamèque: 

3) Léa Lizotte born c1871. 

Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault’s Les familles de Caraquet, page 355. 

LIZOTTE: Pierre Lizotte born c1768, died 1864 at Saint-Basile: came from 

Kamouraska, Quebec to NB about 1784 and established a trading post among the 

Native people on the Madawaska River: married and had children. 

Source: MC80/287 Thomas Albert’s Histoire du Madawaska, pages 41-42. Pierre 

Duperré also settled there at the same time: Lizotte and Duperré were the first French 

settlers at Madawaska. 

LLOYD: Andrew Lloyd born c1752 at Kinsale in County Munster, Ireland, d. 1813: 

came to NB in 1771: he first settled at Saint John, then on Campobello Island, then by 

1802 on Deer Island, West Isles Parish, Charlotte County: m. 30 Mar 1771 on 

Campobello Island Mary Lawless born in Limerick, Ireland d/o John and Catherine 

Lawless of Deer Island: 

Children:

1) Plato Dana Lloyd b. 1772, died after 1851, married about 1793 Catherine 

Ingersoll born 1765, died after 1833: lived in St. Andrews and on Deer Island: 

2) Catherine S. Lloyd born 1774, d. after 1851, married 29 Jul 1792 William 

Haskins born 1767, d. by 1851: 

3) Frances Maria Lloyd b. 1776, d. 1823, m. 12 Dec 1798 Abijah Garrison born 18 

Jun 1773 at Jemseg s/o Joseph Garrison and Mary Palmer: went to Massachusetts: 

son, William Lloyd Garrison was the American Abolitionist: 

4) Charles Lloyd b. - , d. unmarried in 1816: 

5) Mary Ann Lloyd b. - , died 1832, m. (1 st ) 5 Dec 1811 Joseph Coffin, (2 nd ) 17 Nov 

1831 Benjamin McKenney: 

6) Eleanor Lloyd: 

7) Charlotte F. Lloyd b. - , d. after 1854, married F. Newell b. - , d. by 1854: moved 

to Boston: 

8) Elisha Lloyd b. 1784, d. after 1871, married 31 Dec 1824 Mary Pendleton born 

1787, died after 1871: they settled in St. Patrick Parish, Charlotte County: 

9) Andrew Lloyd: 

10) Nathaniel Lloyd: 

11) George Lloyd: 

12) William Lloyd born 1800, died 1822. 

Sources: MC1/Garrison #1,2,3 which claims that Andrew Lloyd’s wife was 

Catherine - a native of Limerick, Ireland: see also MC80/21 Martha Barto’s 

Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles families, pages 141-144. 

LLOYD: James Lloyd b. c1790 in County Tipperary, Ireland: married c1819 in 

Ireland, Helen or Ellen Crowley born in Ireland: came to NB and settled in Saint 

John: 


1) Elizabeth Lloyd b. Aug 1822: 

2) Thomas Harrison Lloyd b. Aug 1824, m. 2 May 1852 at Portland, Saint John 

County, Mary Collins: 

2) John Lloyd b. 23 Aug 1826: 

3) Mary Lloyd born Oct 1829. 



LLOYD: John Lloyd b. c1790 in County Tipperary, Ireland, m. Julia Copley b. 

1788, died 25 Aug 1866: came to NB in 1818 and settled in Simonds Parish, Saint 

John County: 


1) John Farmer Lloyd b. 1821, died 18 Sep 1879, m. 5 Apr 1853 in Saint John, 

Mary Ann Collins: settled in Saint John: 

2) Thomas Lloyd born 1823: 

3) Marie Honora Lloyd born 1825: 

4) Andrew Lloyd born 1829: moved to British Columbia: 

5) Margaret Lloyd m. Henry Anthony of Red Head in Simonds Parish: 

6) Julia Anna Lloyd born 1834, died 3 Apr 1857.

Sources: MC1/Lloyd, 5 pages: see also MC80/2592 Graeme F. Somerville’s A 

library of stone pages and other records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, 

NB, page 136. 

LLOYD: John Lloyd b. - , d. 12 Dec 1826: he came to NB with the 81st Rgt. and 

settled in Fredericton, York County: m. Mary or Elizabeth - b. 1791, d. 26 Oct 

1873: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Lloyd born 1824: 

2) Mary Lloyd b. 1825: 

3) Catherine Lloyd b. 1826, m. Frederick Carpenter: settled in Fredericton and had 

children. 

Source: MC80/2334 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. 

III, pages 92-93, and 126-127. 

LLOYD: William Lloyd b. - , died by 1861, m. Elizabeth Welch born c1791 in 

Wales, d. 26 Oct 1873: settled on Salmon River in Chipman Parish, Queens County: 


1) Ann/Annie Lloyd b. c1818, d. before 1899, m. 21 Jul 1846 Timothy Alder 

Webber born 1810 in Salem, MA: settled in Chipman Parish: had six children: 

2) Catherine Lloyd b. - , d. 7 Aug 1845, m. Frederick Carpenter b. - , d. 26 Apr 

1857: settled in Chipman Parish and had five children: 

3) Thomas Lloyd b. c1820, d. 6 Sep 1900, m. Elizabeth Ann Doyle b. 1834, d. 2 Jan 

1902: settled at Chipman, NB and had fifteen children: 

4) William Lloyd born c1821, d. Jun 1892, married Drusilla Chase b. 1843, d. Jan 

1927: first settled at Salmon River, then moved to Gordonsville, Kent Parish, Carleton 

County: had six children: 

5) James Lloyd born c1824, m. after 1861 Jane - : first settled in Chipman, NB, 

then went to Boston, MA: had at least one child: 

Sources: MC2260 Ottis Logue genealogical fonds, Lloyd and Logue family histories 

by Ottis Logue: also see the Queens County census returns. 

LOANE: Thomas Loane born c1808, died 25 Aug 1881: came to NB in 1824 and 

settled at Belledune, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: m. 29 Jul 1837 at Bathurst, 

Mary Eddy born 6 Jul 1816 at Murragh, County Cork, Ireland, d. 27 Dec 1892, d/o 

Robert Eddy and Jane Morgan: 

Children: 

1) James Loane born 7 Sep 1838, died 3 Oct 1915, m. Catherine Chalmers born 2 

Apr 1846, d. 27 Apr 1916: settled in Belledune and had issue: 

2) Thomas Loane born 9 May 1840, d. 19 May 1907, m. (1 st ) Annie Melloy b. 1845, 

d. 8 Mar 1899: had issue: m. (2 nd ) 1 Nov 1900 at Bathurst, Elizabeth Landels b. 1860 

at Youghall, Bathurst Parish, d. 6 Jan 1941: had one daughter: they settled in Bathurst:

3) Robert E. Loane b. 1842, died 3 May 1927, m. 1883 in Gloucester County, 

Rebecca Cole of Sackville, Westmorland County, born 1853, d. 14 Mar 1928: settled 

in Bathurst and had five children: 

4) John Loane (twin) born 15 May 1844, died 1921, married 30 Dec 1870 at 

Woodstock, Carleton County, Sarah McKinley: 

5) William John Loane (twin) b. 15 May 1844, m. Margaret Jane Willox: settled in 

Woodstock and had two children: 

6) Mary Jane Loane b. 1846, d. 1918, m. James Woodside b. 29 Mar 1825 

Malpeque, PEI, d. 29 Sep 1885 at Petit Rocher, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: 

7) Susan Loane b. 11 Aug 1848, d. 22 Apr 1853: 

8) Harriet Loane b. 1851, m. Mr. Doran and settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba: 9) 

Abram Loane born 1854: settled at Fort Fairfield, Maine, married Victoria 

McBurnie: 

10) Rebecca/Becky Annie Loane born 1855, died 1842, m. James Chalmers born 

1854, died 1931: had issue. 

Source: MC80/2686 Susan E. Eddy’s The Robert and Jane Eady/Eddy family: a 

history, pages 83-90. 

LOBAN: Thomas Loban b. - , d. 1817: was discharged from 82 nd Regiment at 

Halifax at age 25: came to NB by 1784 and settled at Chatham, Northumberland 

County: m. Jane - b. c1766, d. 11 Oct 1852: she had come to the Miramichi in 1794: 


1) Oldest son was, Alexander Loban born 1796, d. 1 Oct 1849: 

2) William Loban: 

3) John Loban. 

Sources: MC80/36 James A. Fraser’s By favourable winds: A history of Chatham, 

NB, pages 18-19: see also MC216 Kathleen Willis Williston fonds, MS 1B5 

Biographies and notes on early settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 2 pages: 

see entry for Thomas Lobban. 

LOBBAN: John Lobban born c1769, died 9 Oct 1832, m. Elizabeth - b. - , died 

1831: family came from PEI to NB around 1822 and settled in Chatham, 

Northumberland County. 


LOCHARY: John Lochary born 1797 at Moville, County Donegal, Ireland, died 12 

Jan 1882: he came to NB in 1819 and settled in St. Andrews, Charlotte County: he 

married Rose - born 1793, died 13 Feb 1842: 

Children: 

1) Neil Lochary b. 1823 in NB, d. 5 Oct 1903: 

2) Ellen Lochary born 1825: 

3) John Lochary b. 1826, d. 14 Nov 1827: 

4) Joseph Lochary born 1829, died 1881 at Inglewood, Victoria County in Australia:

5) Mary Ann Lochary born 1831, died 13 May 1872 at Brooklyn, NY: 

6) John Lochary b. 1834: 

7) Margaret Lochary b. 1836, died 11 Apr 1901: 

8) Hugh Lochary born in 1838, died 17 Feb 1853. 

Sources: MC80/1813 Shirley Clarke’s Church of St. Andrew: St. Andrews, NB: 

Cemetery & Interment Records: also see the Charlotte County census records. 

LOCKE: Robert Locke born 1804, m. Rachel - b. 1799 in County Down, Ireland, 

died 17 Jan 1873: they came to NB and settled in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte 

County: 

Children: 

1) Margaret Locke b. c1831: 

2) Rachel Locke born c1836: 

3) Thomas Locke born c1839: 

4) George H. Locke born c1842: 

5) Mary J. Locke born about 1842. 

Sources: MC80/2089 N.B.G.S. Charlotte County Branch: St. Stephen Rural 

Cemetery, page 156: also see the Charlotte County census records. 

LOCKHART: Andrew Lockhart b. 1780 in County Donegal, Ireland, died after 

1851, m. Mary - b. 1790 in Ireland, d. after 1851: came to NB in 1827: settled in 

Springfield Parish, Kings County: 


1) Thomas Lockhart b. 1828, d. before 1871, m. 13 Nov 1854 Ann Adair of Sussex, 

Kings County: five children: 

2) Rebecca Lockhart b. c1831, m. 1856 William Adair and had one child: 

3) James Lockhart born 1832 in NB: 

4) Susan Lockhart b. 1834, d. Jan 1901, m. Samuel Walker born 1818 in Ireland, 

died 1918, s/o Samuel C. and Martha Walker: had five children: 

5) Hannah/Jane Lockhart b. c1835, d. unmarried Jan 1896: 

6) Mary Lockhart b. c1837: 

7) Andrew T. Lockhart born c1839, married Ann Baskin b. c1848, d. 8 Sep 1890: 

had six children: 

8) John Lockhart b. 1842. 


also MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Lockhart, 3 pages. 

LOCKHART: George A. Lockhart b. 1797 Horton, NS, d. 1872, s/o Daniel 

Lockhart: came to NB in 1827 and settled in Saint John: m. Ann Shaw b. - , d. 1878, 

d/o Peter Shaw of Falmouth, NS: two children died in infancy: 


1) Lydia Ann Lockhart m. Stephen Thorne of Bridgetown, NS:

2) Jane Lockhart m. Dewitt C. Cammeyer of New York City: 

3) George A. Lockhart died unmarried: 

4) William Albert Lockhart born 1835, m. 1864 Mary E. Lawton d/o James 

Lawton: she d. in 1865 leaving a son: married (2 nd ) 1868 Harriett A. Gilmore d/o 

Samuel and Sarah C. Gilmore of St. Stephen, NB and had six children: 

4) Jessie A.S. Lockhart m. (1 st ) Ferdinand Cammeyer, (2 nd ) Herbert Vail. 

Source: MC80/338 I. Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 374-377. 

LOCKHART: Isaiah Lockhart b. 3 May 1820 Parrsboro, NS, d. 2 Oct 1899, 

youngest s/o James Lockhart: came to NB in 1828 with parents and siblings: Isaiah 

m. 22 Oct 1846 Lydia Anne Shaw b. 5 Dec 1827, d. 21 Dec 1890, d/o Ziba Shaw of 

Wakefield: settled in Bristol, Kent Parish, Carleton County: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth J. Lockhart b. 31 Aug 1847, m. (1 st ) 2 Jun 1852 Hugh McGrath of 

Wakefield, NB: m. (2 nd ) 28 Nov 1870 James Allan Tapley of Kent Parish: had three 

children: settled in Bristol, NB: 

2) Ziba Lockhart b. 3 Jan 1849, d. 28 May 1880, married 1 Jan 1879 Blanche 

Giberson: had issue: 

3) Charles Rainsford Lockhart b. 11 Jan 1851, m. Matilda Giberson: settled in 

Bristol: 

4) Lewis E. Lockhart b. 9 Apr 1853, married Millicent Giberson d/o Josiah 

Giberson: had children: 

5) Elsie M. Lockhart born 2 Mar 1856, m. 10 Jul 1881 Joseph W. Curtis of Kent 

Parish: settled in Bristol, NB: 

6) Howard D. Lockhart born 10 May 1859, d. unmarried: settled in Bristol: 

7) Frankie M. Lockhart born 23 Jun 1864, m. Jedidiah D. Giberson brother of 

Millicent: 

8) Lorenzo Lockhart born c1871, m. Nettie - . 

Sources: MC1/Giberson #2, 3 pages: see MC1/Lockhart: James Lockhart and family 

came to NB and first settled at Northampton in Carleton County: brothers Timothy 

Lockhart and George Alexander Lockhart, and a sister who married Richard 

Barker settled in NB: see also MC80/1066 Russell H. Janzen’s The 

Giberson/Lockhart family page 22: see MC80/2345 Douglas E. Eagles’ Lockhart 

families of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, pages 6-7. 

LOCKHART: James Lockhart born 23 Dec 1777 in NS, d. c1829, s/o John 

Lockhart and Abigail Trask: m. in NS: they came to NB in 1829 and settled in Kent 

Parish, Carleton County: 

Children: 

1) Edward Lockhart born 1806 in NS, died 1 Mar 1826: 

2) George A. Lockhart b. 22 Oct 1815 at Parrsboro, NS: came to NB and first settled 

in Woodstock Carleton County area, then they went to Michigan, USA: 

3) Timothy Lockhart b. c1816, married (1 st ) 5 Jan 1836 Mary Ann Baker or Barker 

of Brighton, NB: had issue: 

4) Isaiah Lockhart born 3 May 1820 at Parrsboro, NS, died 2 Oct 1899, m. 22 Oct 

1846 Lydia A. Shaw: had issue.

Source: MC80/2345 Douglas E. Eagles’ Lockhart families of Nova Scotia and New 


LOCKHART: John Lockhart born c1798 in County Donegal, Ireland, d. 24 Jan 

1843, m. c1821 in Ireland, Aley/Alice Adair born c1806 in Ireland: came to NB in 

1841 and settled at Donegal, Waterford Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) William Lockhart b. c1823 in County Donegal, Ireland, m. 8 Mar 1851 at 

Donegal, NB, Mary Jane Douglas born c1831, died 29 Jan 1887, d/o Samuel 

Douglas: settled at Donegal, NB and had eight children: 

2) Thomas Lockhart born 8 May 1824 in County Donegal, Ireland, d. 13 Apr 1902, 

m. 5 Mar 1855 Catherine McCully born 18 Feb 1833 County Donegal, Ireland, d. 12 

Jan 1915 at Brookfield, NS: settled at Mechanic Settlement: had twelve children: 

3) Alexander Lockhart b. c1832 in County Donegal, Ireland, died at Donegal, NB, 

m. on 24 Dec 1856 in Upham Parish, Frances Douglas of Upham Parish: settled at 

Donegal, NB and had five children: 

4) John D. Lockhart b. c1834, d. 2 Oct 1872, married c1830 at Donegal, NB, Alice 

Adair: settled at Petitcodiac, Salisbury Parish, Westmorland County and had six 

children: 

5) James Lockhart born c1837, m. 4 Jan 1865 at Donegal, NB, Anne Adair: first 

settled at Donegal Corner then at Peticodiac, NB and had five children: 

6) Moses Lockhart born c1839, married 3 Feb 1865 at Donegal, NB, Sarah 

Armstrong: settled in Saint John and had nine children: 

7) Catherine Jane Lockhart b. c1841, d. 3 Aug 1886 Waterford Parish, NB: 

8) Anne Lockhart b. c1842, m. at Donegal, NB, James Douglas: six children. 

Source: MC80/2345 Douglas E. Eagles’ Lockhart families of Nova Scotia and New 

Brunswick, page 67-72: see also MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Lockhart, 3 

pages. 

LOCKHART: John Lockhart born 1802 in County Armagh, Ireland, d. 24 May 

1871, possibly s/o William Lockhart born 1779, d. 1853, m. Margaret Truesdall b. 

c1808 County Down, Ireland: came to NB in 1834 and settled in Fredericton, York 

County: 

Children: 

1) John A. Lockhart b. 6 Jan 1834 in Ireland, d. 7 Nov 1906, m. Ann - b. 1832, d. 

18 May 1875: they settled in Fredericton and had issue: 

2) William Lockhart born 8 Sep 1838 in NB, d. 25 Oct 1914, m. Mary Jane Post b. 

16 Nov 1841, d. 14 Apr 1901: 

3) James Lockhart born 1842: 

4) Arthur Lockhart born 1844: 

5) Hannah Lockhart born 1847. 


II, pages 16-20: also see the York County census returns.

LOCKHART: Timothy Lockhart was born c1775 at Horton, NS, s/o James 

Lockhart and Miriam Knowlton, m. 19 Sep 1793 Elizabeth Teed, possible d/o 

Jonathan Teed of Sackville: came to NB and first settled in Sackville, and later in 

Upper Rockport, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) William Lockhart b. c1795 m. 1829 Deliah Beckwith: 

2) Daniel Lockhart born c1798, m. Frances/Fanny Lutes b. 1799: settled at 

Sackville, NB and had two children: 

3) Charles Lockhart b. c1800, d. 1863, m. (1 st ) 7 Mar 1820 Lydia Lutes of 

Lakeville, NB, b. - , d. c1848, d/o Michael Lutes: had nine children: m. (2 nd ) Lydia 

(Lutes) McGarvey b. c1819 at Lutes Mountain, Moncton Parish, d/o John Nelson 

Lutes and a distant cousin of his first wife and a widow of Mr. McGarvey: they had 

seven children: 

4) James Alfred Lockhart born c1801, d. 22 Jan 1877, married 14 Mar 1822 

Elizabeth Jenks: had issue: 

5) Mary Lockhart m. 1 Jan 1822 John Tidd of Sackville, NB: 

6) Jane Lockhart born 19 Aug 1806, died 1888, m. 16 Sep 1823 at Sackville, 

Benjamin Cole of Sackville, born 27 Dec 1802, d. 1874, s/o Benjamin Cole and 

Hannah Eddy: moved to Lowell, MA and had twelve children: 

7) Olive Lockhart born c1807, m. 9 Nov 1826 James Cole of Sackville, NB: 

8) Elizabeth Lockhart m. 2 Apr 1829 William Chadwick of Dorchester, NB: 

9) William Lockhart b. c1813, m. 6 Nov 1834 at Sackville, Cynthia Cook of 

Sackville, b. c1815: settled in Sackville: had ten children: 

10) Matilda Lockhart married 8 Nov 1835 Stephen Cook of Sackville where the 

family settled. 

Sources: MC1/Lockhart, 10 pages: see also MC80/226 Frank A. Walker’s The 

Maxwell family of Bedford, Mass. and Sackville, NB, pages 317 to 319: see 

MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 186-188: see also 

MC80/2345 Douglas E. Eagles’ Lockhart families of Nova Scotia and New 

Brunswick, pgs. 12-17: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: 

on microfilm reel F20987: see sheet for Timothy Lockhart. 

LOCKHART: William Lockhart born c1779 in Ireland, died 9 Apr 1853, m. Ann 

Rebecca - b. c1794, d. 9 Mar 1876: they came to NB in 1845 and settled in 



1) Anna Lockhart born 1831 in Ireland: 

2) Maria Lockhart b. 1835 in Ireland, m. Mr. Anderson. 

Sources: MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, pages 35-36: see 

also MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. II, 

pages 16-20: also see the York County census returns. 

LOCKHART: William Lockhart b. c1816 County Donegal, Ireland, married c1840 

in Ireland, Ann - b. c1813 in Ireland, d. 4 Jan 1872: they came to NB about 1839

and settled at Donegal in Waterford Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) George Lockhart b. c1840, d. Nov 1841: 

2) James Lockhart b. c1843, m. 29 Apr 1873 Isabella J. Adair b. 1848, died 1914: 

settled in Cardwell Parish and had five children: 

3) William John Lockhart born c1845, m. Sarah K. Forsyth of Sussex, NB, born 

c1851: had eight children: 

4) Catherine Lockhart b. c1847: 

5) Ann Lockhart born c1849, m. John Ewan: 

6) George Lockhart b. c1853. 

Sources: MC80/2345 Douglas E. Eagles’ Lockhart families of Nova Scotia and New 

Brunswick, page 67: see also MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Lockhart, 1 page. 

LOCKWOOD: Anthony Lockwood was born 1800 in England s/o Anthony 

Lockwood: came to NB in 1819 and settled in Fredericton, York County: m. Martha 

- b. 1800, d. 13 Mar 1834: 

Children: 

1) Alfred Lockwood b. 1826 in NB: 

2) James Adolphus Lockwood born 1831, d. 28 May 1836: 

3) Maria Marion Lockwood b. 1832, married 15 Aug 1853 W.M.S. Evans of 

Moncton and had issue. 

Source: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. I, 

pages 48-50, 79: Anthony Lockwood’s brother James Lockwood also settled in NB: 

also see the York County census returns. 

LOCKWOOD: Jabez Lockwood s/o Capt. Jabez Lockwood: he came to NB in 

1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Northampton Parish, Carleton County: he m. Polly - 

: 


1) William Sanford Lockwood b. 1800: 

2) Samuel Lockwood b. 1802: 

3) James Platt Lockwood b. 1803: 

4) George Aleman Lockwood b. 1806: 

5) Edwin Lockwood b. 1808: 

6) Alonzo Lockwood bp. 1810. 



LODER: Jacob Loder b. Apr 1747 at Stamford, CT, died 1817, s/o Daniel and 

Margaret Loder: m. 24 Aug 1775 at Stamford, CT, Sarah Husted: they came to NB 

in 1783 as Loyalists: settled at Sheffield in Sunbury County: only child mentioned, 

Jacob Loder Jr. m. 18 Oct 1815 in Wickham Parish, Queens County, Mrs. Sarah

Hatheway, a widow. 


page 211. 

LOGAN: Daniel Logan born 7 Feb 1797, died 1 Aug 1865, m. 11 Oct 1832 in Saint 

John, Eliza Emma Peters born 27 Sep 1815, d. 5 Apr 1881: they settled in Saint 

John: 


1) Elizabeth Susan Logan born 11 Oct 1833, d. 20 Oct 1916, m. Charles E. Logan: 

2) William Henry Logan b. 25 Dec 1835: 

3) Philip Alexander Logan b. 16 May 1838, d. Dec 1920, m. Eleanor - : 

4) James Thomas Logan born 20 Jan 1841, died 23 Jun 1930, m. 4 Oct 1866 Rachel 

LeSeur: 

5) Mary Jane Logan b. 4 Sep 1844: 

6) George Robert Logan b. 6 May 1847: 

7) Daniel S. Logan b. 17 Mar 1850, d. 2 May 1851: 

8) Julia Eliza Logan b. 14 Aug 1852 in Saint John, d. 14 May 1913, m. 1 Apr 1873 

Charles Andrew Lewis b. 1836 at Gagetown, Queens County, d. 1914, s/o William 

Lewis and Rebecca McCartney: 

9) Annie C. Logan born 28 Feb 1854. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 95 to 96: 

see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in 

New Brunswick, page 167. 

LOGAN: John Logan: came to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled in York County: 

married and had issue: only child mentioned was son, James Logan born 1796, 

married Hannah Griffin born c1797 of Dutch descent: settled at Penniac in Saint 

Marys Parish, York County and had ten children. 

Sources: MC80/1214 Ina MacLaggan et. al. Nashwaak families 1785-1885, page 60. 

LOGAN: John Logan m. Christina Porter b. - , died 1914: settled in Saint John: 

the only child mentioned was, Charlotte Matilda Logan born c1855 in Saint John, d. 

1936, m. William Logan: settled in Saint John and had children. 


LOGGIE: Alexander Loggie b. 1 Dec 1773 Bawds, Elgin County, Scotland, d. 28 

Mar 1852, s/o Robert Loggie and Margery Hay: married c1799 Helen Murray born 

c1778 at NY, d. 9 Jun 1852, d/o John Murray a Loyalist from Albany, NY and North 

Bedeque, PEI: they settled at Burnt Church, Alnwick Parish, Northumberland County: 

Children:

1) Mary Loggie born 20 Nov 1799, d. c1850, m. before 1824 Lewis Morrison born 

1801 in Scotland, d. after 1871: settled in Burnt Church: had six children: 

2) Margery Loggie b. 6 Jun 1801, died after 1861, m. 3 Mar 1831 Walter Bell born 

1803, d. after 1851: had issue: 

3) Helen Loggie born 25 Mar 1803, m. John Beattie: 

4) Robert Loggie b. 10 Nov 1804, d. unm. 13 May 1871: 

5) Ann Loggie b. 7 Jul 1806 (twin) married 12 Feb 1828 Donald MacLeod: 

6) Jane Loggie b. 7 Jul 1806 (twin), d. after 1871, m. (1 st ) c1824 John Sewell b. - , d. 

before 1831: m. (2 nd ) 5 Apr 1831 William Morrison b. 1806, d. after 1871: had six 

children: 

7) Margaret Loggie born 20 Apr 1808, died after 1871, m. James McCullam born 

1806, died after 1871: had issue: 

8) Janet Loggie born 4 Feb 1810, d. 14 Apr 1893, married 31 May 1839 John Milne 

of Alnwick Parish, b. 1801 in NB, died 3 Sep 1860: had eight children: 9) John H. 

Loggie born 1 Aug 1812: 

10) Alexander Loggie born 25 Nov 1813, d. 29 Apr 1897 at Burnt Church: m. before 

1844 Catherine Morrison b. c1815, d. 1903: settled at Burnt Church: had eleven 

children: 

11) William Loggie b. 12 Dec 1815: 

12) Elizabeth Loggie born 25 Feb 1817, died after 1871, married 2 May 1837 

Alexander Morrison born 1810, d. after 1871: had eleven children. 

13) Peter Loggie born Dec 1819, died 8 Nov 1857, m. 13 Feb 1850 Catherine 

Johnson born 1830, died after 1871: had five children. 

Sources: MC1/Loggie, 1 chart: see MC1/Murray #2: see also MC80/2184 W.D. 

Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography which indicates that Alexander was 

born in Spey River District, Morayshire, Scotland: see also MC80/743 Jane L. 

Webster’s Robert Logie of Miramichi, New Brunswick and his descendants: see also 

MC2657 NBGS Generations Vol. 22, No. 3, Fall 2000, Avadne Connolly’s First 

Burnt Church cemetery, Parish of Alnwick, Northumberland Co., N.B., page 24. 

LOGGIE: John Loggie born in Spey River District, Morayshire, Scotland s/o Robert 

Loggie and Margery Hay: m. Margaret Morrison: the family settled at Napan, 

Glenelg Parish, Northumberland County: 

Children: 

1) Jacob Loggie, died at age 2: 

2) Margaret Loggie m. Frederick Joudry: 

3) Elizabeth Loggie m. Robert Bremner: 

4) Helen Loggie married Charles Stewart. 

Source: MC1/Loggie, 1 chart. 

LOGGIE: Robert Loggie b. 29 Sep 1751 Redhall, Speymouth Parish, Moray 

County, Scotland: he died before 21 Jun 1814, s/o William Loggie and Jean 

Wiseman: m. c1772 in Urquhart Parish, Morayshire, Scotland, Margery Hay born 

c1755 in Moray, Scotland, died before 9 Nov 1812, possibly d/o George Hay and 

Margaret McWilliam: family came from Spey River, Morayshire, Scotland to PEI, 

then to NB in 1779: settled at Black Brook, now Loggieville in Chatham Parish, 

Northumberland County:

Children: 

1) Alexander Loggie born 1 Dec 1773 in Bawds, Elgin County, Scotland, d. 28 Mar 

1852, m. Helen Murray b. 1788 Summerville, PEI, d. after 1851, d/o John Murray: 

settled at Burnt Church, NB and had thirteen children: 

2) Margaret Loggie b. 12 Oct 1775 at Bawds, died prior to 1851, m. 27 Sep 1792 

John Davidson of Burnt Church: had at least seven children: 

3) William Loggie b. 24 Jan 1778, d. 1844, m. c1804 Jane Urquhart b. 1780 in 

Warren, Maine, d. 13 Jan 1865, d/o John Urquhart and Mary McIntyre: settled at 

Burnt Church and had nine children: 

4) Peter or Patrick Loggie b. 19 Apr 1780 at Bawds, d. 31 Apr 1858, married before 

1812 Margaret Gordon born 1793, d. 1 Sep 1872, d/o James Gordon: settled at 

Loggieville: had twelve children: 

5) John Loggie b. c1781 in NB, d. 29 May 1867, married by 1817 Margaret 

Morrison b. 1798, d. before 1851: settled at Nappan, NB in 1840: six children: 

6) Robert Loggie b. 1790 Miramichi, d. 19 Oct 1871, m. 30 Dec 1841 Janet 

MacAllister b. 1821, d. 31 Aug 1888: settled at Napan, NB: had five children: 

7) George Loggie born c1793 in NB, died unmarried 10 Dec 1864: 

8) Janet Loggie born c1796, died after 1812. 

Sources: MC1/Loggie, 1 chart: see MC80/32 James A. Fraser’s Loggieville: child of 

Miramichi, pages 12-13: see MC80/743 Jane L. Webster’s Robert Logie of 

Miramichi, New Brunswick and his descendants: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. 

Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 184 to185: see also MC80/2689 

Miramichi Branch of the NBGS, Some first families of the Miramichi, 1 pg: see 

MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #64, Summer 1995: Judith M. Purdy’s Robert 

Loggie of Redhall and the Miramichi, pages 17-19: see also MC1049 W.S. Loggie 

Company Ltd. Fonds: see also MC2725 George Kingston fonds, MS1 Decendants of 

Andrew Loggie, 289 pages which say s Robert was born at Urquhart, St. Andrews, 

Lhanbryde, Scotland. 

LOGGIE: William Loggie b. 24 Jan 1778 at Bawds, Elgin County, Scotland, d. 16 

Nov 1844, s/o Robert Loggie and Margery Hay: m. Jane Urquhart b. c1781, d. 13 

Aug 1865, d/o Rev. John Urquhart and Mary McIntire: they settled at Burnt 

Church, Alnwick Parish, Northumberland County: 

Children: 

1): Robert Loggie born 1805, died 22 Jan 1873 at Tabusintac, NB, m. 21 Jul 1830 

Ann Blake b. 1811, d. after 1875: 

2) John Loggie b. 1807, married Catherine Drummond: 

3) Peter Loggie b. 1809, m. Phoebe Murray b. c1818 in North Bedeque, PEI: 4) 

Mary Loggie born 1811, m. 6 Jan 1831 Alexander Murray s/o John and Eliza 

Murray of Tabusintac: 

5) Alexander Dodge Loggie born 1813, died 27 Feb 1896, married (1 st ) Mary 

Carruthers, m. (2 nd ) Ann Taylor Urquhart b. 30 Mar 1829, d. 19 Dec 1913, d/o 

Edmond F. Urquhart and Elizabeth Hinds: 

6) William Loggie b. 1814, m. Margaret Morrison: 

7) Margery Loggie b. 1816, d. 23 Feb 1879, m. John Anderson b. 1814, d. 2 Oct 

1874: 

8) George Loggie born 1820, d. 16 Apr 1869, m. (1 st ) Ann Morrison, (2 nd ) Mary 

Parker: 

9) Jane Loggie b. in 1823, m. Peter Davidson.

Sources: MC1/Loggie, 1 page: Mary McIntire was the d/o John McIntire: see also 

MC1/Hierlihy: see MC1/Urquhart #2, pg 8 in Urquhart Genealogy: see MC2657 

NBGS Generations Vol. 22, No. 3, Fall 2000, Avadne Connolly’s First Burnt 

Church cemetery, Parish of Alnwick, Northumberland Co., N.B., page 24: see also 

MC1049 W.S. Loggie Company Ltd. fonds. 

LOGUE: James Logue b. c1807 in Ireland: they came from Strabane, County 

Tyrone, Ireland, to NB and settled in Wickham Parish, Queens County: m. in Ireland 

(1 st ) - and had one child: m. (2 nd ) in NB, Eleanor Ellis born c1815: 


1) Charles Logue born c1828 in Ireland, m. 23 Mar 1865 Sarah VanBuskirk born 

1833: had three children: 

Children born in Wickham Parish of second wife: 

2) Sarah Jane Logue born c1832 in NB, m. James Alexander Waddell b. 10 Nov 

1856, d. 8 Feb 1901: 

3) James Logue b. c1833, d. 1905, married 7 Feb 1856 Mary Jane McCrea born 

1825, d. 1896, d/o William and Jane McCrea: they had five children: 

4) William Logue b. 9 Mar 1835, died 30 Dec 1926, m. Esther Jane Brooks born 

1840, d. May 1914, d/o William and Susan Brooks of Wickham Parish: had six 

children: 

5) Robert Logue b. c1837, d. 1891, m. Catherine A. Rice b. 1840, died 1889: they 

had eight children: 

6) John Logue b. c1839: 

7) Alexander Logue born c1841, m. 14 Mar 1872 Catherine Ann Wheaton born 

1845: had two children: 

8) George Logue b. c1843, married Elaine - b. 1850: had at least one child: 

9) Margaret Ann Logue b. 1845: 

10) Henry/Harry Hamilton Logue born c1849, d. Dec 1931, m. 31 Dec 1877 Sarah 

Elizabeth Waddell born 9 Jun 1859, d. Jan 1928: they had six children: 

11) Alanzo Logue b. c1853. 

Sources: MC2260 Ottis Logue genealogical fonds, Lloyd and Logue family histories 

by Ottis Logue: also see the Queens County census returns. 

LOGUE: William Logue b. 1794 in County Derry, Ireland, d. 1862, m. Mary 

Lafferty b. 1802 in County Derry: came to NB in 1822 and settled in Burton Parish, 

Sunbury County: 


1) John Logue born 1829: 

2) William Logue b. 1832, d. 1892, m. Alexa Agnes Lynch b. 1839, d. 1915, d/o 

William Lynch and Eunice Ann Brown: settled in Burton: had children: 

3) James Logue b. 1834: 

4) Hugh Logue born 1837: 

5) Mary Ann Logue born 1839. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 194-195:

also see the Sunbury County census returns. 

LOMBARD: Ptolemy Lombard born 1786, d. 19 Mar 1851, m. Patience - born 

c1780, died 22 Oct 1846: they settled in Portland, Saint John County: 


1) Ptolemy Lombard married 7 Oct 1848 in Saint John, Catherine Biden: 

2) Nathaniel Lombard born 1813, d. 16 Aug 1833. 



LONDON: John London born c1755, died Jun 1816 probably at Gagetown, NB, s/o 

John London of Little Egg Harbour, Burlington County, New Jersey and wife 

Hannah Mills: married 16 May 1782 Hannah Ketchum b. 31 Oct 1756 d/o John 

Ketchum and Hannah Burroughts: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and first settled 

on Kennebecasis River in Kingston Parish, Kings County, then went to Wickham 

Parish, Queens County: 

Children: 

1) Sarah London b. c1785: 

2) John London b. c1788: 

3) Isaiah M. London b. c1794: 

4) William London born 1798: 

5) Richard London: 

6) Thomas London born in 1804: he married and had at least three children. 

Sources: MC80/1901 Etta Haywood-Faulkner’s Descendants of Ralph and John 

London, Loyalists which says John London Sr. m. Hannah Mills: John came to NB 

with his brother Ralph London: see also MC80/2007 John DG London’s The 

ancestors of John Dalton George London: see also MC993 London collection, on 

microfilm reels F13736-F13737. 

LONDON: Ralph London was s/o John London of Little Egg Harbour in 

Burlington County, NJ: m. (1 st ) on 10 Dec 1781 at Nassau, NY, Nancy/Ann 

Seamans, m. (2 nd ) Sarah - : had three children: they came to NB in 1783 as 

Loyalists and first settled in Kingston Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) John London born in 1782 in USA, died 24 Feb 1862, m. (1 st ) Sarah Mott or 

Mills and had at least four children: married (2 nd ) 3 Dec 1814 at Gagetown, NB, 

Salome Johnson born in 1797, died 5 Jun 1840: had at least five children: m. (3 rd ) 6 

Nov 1849 Ruth Marsh: had another six or seven children: settled in Queens County, 

then in Richmond Parish, Carleton County in the early 1830’s: 

2) Ralph London b. 1792, married 6 Oct 1832 Mary Gibson b. 1792: settled in 

Kingston Parish, Kings County, then in Queens County: had at least seven children: 

3) Isaiah London b. 1794, married 23 Mar 1820 at Greenwich, Kings County, Mary 

Thompson born c1796 of Scottish ancestry: settled in Wickham Parish, Queens

County: had eight children: 

4) James London b. 1796 in Westfield, NB, m. 18 Nov 1819 Nancy Austin: may not 

have had issue: 

5) Samuel London born 1796 at Long Reach: settled in Queens County: he married 

and had at least six children: 

6) Jacob London b. 1798, d. 22 Jan 1876 in Saint John, m. Frances - born c1809 in 

NS: settled Westfield Parish, Kings County: had at least five children: 

7) William London b. 1800, m. Catherine - b. c1816: settled in Westfield Parish: 

had at least six children: 

8) Mary London born c1802, m. 20 Aug 1812 at Greenwich, NB, Ephraim 

Wheaton: 

9) Thomas London born c1810, m. 27 Jan 1834 Mary Waugh born c1806 in Ireland: 

settled in Wickham Parish, Queens County: had seven children. 

Sources: MC80/1901 Etta Haywood-Faulkner’s Descendants of Ralph and John 

London, Loyalists: Ralph came to NB with brother John London: see also 

MC80/2007 John DG London’s The ancestors of John Dalton George London. 

LONG: Abraham Long b. 5 Apr 1757 at Long Island, NY, died 5 Jun 1833: m. 9 

Sep 1783 at Richmond, Staten Island, NY, Anne Reimal b. 10 Mar 1761 at 

Susquehana County, PA, d. 24 Oct 1827, d/o Dr. Reimal: came to NB 1783 as 

Loyalists and settled at Longs Creek in Kingsclear Parish, York County: 

Children: 

1) George Long born 2 or 7 Jan 1785 at Salamanca, NB, died 24 Sep 1867 at 

Mactaquac, York County, m. 25 May 1822 Frances/Fanny Ludlow McKeen born 1 

Dec 1801, d. 3 Feb 1881: 

2) Mary/Polly Long born 1 Jan or Feb 1787 at Longs Creek, married Edward 

Saunders: 

3) Anne Long born 27 Jan 1790, d. 7 Mar 1873, Leonard Reed Coombs born c1790, 

d. 26 Mar 1864: settled at St. Leonard, Madawaska County: 

4) Elizabeth Long born 17 Feb 1792: 

5) Abraham Long born 16 Jan or Feb 1794, died 25 Aug 1863 at Kingsclear, married 

6 Jun 1814 Catherine Good b. c1797: 

6) Eleazer Slocum Long born 1 Feb 1796, died on 6 Jul 1829, m. 14 Sep 1823 in 

Queensbury Parish, York County, Catherine Cunningham born c1797: 

7) William Long b. 20 Apr 1798, d. 31 May 1875, m. 19 Apr 1822 Sarah E. Reed b. 

c1803, d. 22 Mar 1875: settled in Prince William, NB: had children: 

8) Sarah Long born 1 Aug 1801, d. 14 Jun 1867, m. Solomon Good b. c1799, died 

13 Nov 1884 in Wakefield Parish, Carleton County: 

9) Charles Long born 16 Jul 1805, died 31 Dec 1874, married 10 Nov 1827 in 

Kingsclear Parish, Mary Ann Kilburn b. 24 Oct 1807, d. 9 May 1880 in Fredericton: 

10) John Long b. 13 or 18 Oct 1807, d. 8 Oct 1897, m. Eliza Kilburn b. 4 Jan 1810, 

d. 1 Apr 1878. 

Sources: MC80/1831 Marion F. Lyons The family history of Randy Lyons, pages 

106-107, 142: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first 

families in New Brunswick, pages 167-168: widower Solomon Good married (2 nd ) 8 

Jan 1872 Amanda DeLong: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Vol 22, No. 1, 

Spring 2000, Gaynell Long Burpee’s The Long Pioneers, pages 41-43.

LONG: Andrew and Jane Long and their children came from Ireland to NB in 1843 

and first settled Salmon Creek in Queens County, then at Cornhill in Havelock Parish, 

Kings County: 

Children: 

1) Frances Long married Robert Richardson and settled in Kings County: 

2) James Long m. Mary Ellen Perry: settled near Knowlesville in Aberdeen Parish, 

Carleton County: had four children: 

3) Andrew Long m. Sophia Lemon: settled near Knowlesville: six children: 

4) Mary Long: settled near Knowlesville. 

Source: MC80/1275 Judson M. Corey’s The story of Knowlesville, pgs 53-54. 

LONG: Philip Long b. c1757 in or near Philadelphia, PA of Scottish ancestry, d. 25 

Dec 1832: came to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist: he delivered the mail from Quebec City 

to Fredericton and lived in both Quebec and Clair, Madawaska County, NB: m. 6 Dec 

1792 at Quebec City, Marie-Julie Couillard-Després b. 7 Nov 1776 at L’Islet, 

Quebéc, d. 19 Oct 1857 at Clair, NB, d/o Emmanuel Couillard-Després and 

Genevieve Chalifour: 

Children: 

1) Julie Long b. 6 Mar 1794 at L’Islet, Quebéc, d. 25 Apr 1795: 

2) Marie-Judith Long b. 24 Nov 1795 Ile Verte, Quebéc, m. 9 May 1815 at Quebec 

City, Jacques Bezeau: 

3) Unnamed child b. and died 1797 at Ile Verte: 

4) Constance Long b. 31 Mar 1798 at Ile Verte, married (1 st ) 8 Oct 1813 at Saint- 

Basile, Madawaska County, NB, Pierre Beaudry: m. (2 nd ) 8 Oct 1827 at Saint-Basile, 

Antoine Arton: 

5) Jean-Baptiste Long b. 28 Sep 1800 at Saint-André de Kamouraska, QC, m. 5 Aug 

1822 at Rivière-du-Loup, Quebéc, Marguerite Emond: they settled at Saint-Basile, 

NB and had children: 

6) Edouard-Narcisse Long born 9 Jul 1803, d. 26 Mar 1804 at Quebec City: 7) Julie 

Long b. 25 Mar 1805 at Quebec City, d. 20 Dec 1805: 

8) Philip Long born 23 Oct 1806 at L’Islet, Quebéc, m. (1 st ) 22 Oct 1833 at Trois- 

Rivière, QC, Emélie Boucher b. 1810, d. 18 Mar 1853: married (2 nd ) 10 Oct 1853 at 

Trois-Rivière, Anastasie Perron, widow of Israel Tessier: settled at Trois-Rivière 

and had issue: 

9) Emmanuel Long b. 10 Apr 1808 at L’Islet, m. Reine Auclair: 

10) Edouard Georges Long b. 26 Dec 1809 at Lake Temiscouta, Quebéc, d. 10 May 

1870 and buried at Saint François, NB: m. 7 Jan 1834 at Saint-Basile, NB, Adélaide 

Caron widow of Ignace Ayotte: settled in NB and had issue: 11) Romain Long b. 8 

Apr 1811 at Lake Temiscouta, Quebéc, d. 13 Oct 1887, married 22 Jan 1828 at Saint- 

Basile, Marie Theriault born 1811, died 14 Aug 1877: settled in NB and had fifteen 

children: 

12) Suzanne Long b. 2 Dec 1813, m. 26 Aug 1832 Jacques Hamel at Saint Roch de 

Quebéc: 

13) Michel Long born 29 Sep 1820, m. (1 st ) 27 Feb 1843 at Cacouna, Quebéc, 

Emerance Theriault: m. (2 nd ) 13 Oct 1860 at Saint François, NB, Marguerite 

Theriault: had children. 

Sources: MC80/1019 Ernest Lang’s From a hero to a zero? Finding Philip Long

(1757-1832) Loyalist of Northwest New Brunswick: see MC80/1285 Loyalist 

lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 383-384. 

LONG: Pierce Long born c1806 in Ireland, died 17 Dec 1869: came to NB in June 

1824 and settled on Little South West Indian Reserve in Northumberland County: in 

1856 went to Stillwater, MN: married 3 Jun 1834 Ellen McGrath born c1816, d. 20 

May 1884, d/o Andrew McGrath and Elizabeth Sutton: 

Children: 

1) Patrick Long b. Mar 1836, d. after 1857: 

2) Elizabeth Long b. 22 Sep 1839, d. 28 Mar 1914, married Almon L. Booth: went to 

Detroit, MI: 

3) William Long born 10 Jan 1842, d. 28 Jan 1914, m. Honora Kilty: settled at 

Stillwater, MN: 

4) Catherine Cecilia Long b. 11 Oct 1843, d. 8 Feb 1921, m. John Gilchrist Cover: 

5) Mary Ellen Long b. 4 Jul 1847, d. 29 Jun 1927, married Robert R. Davis: 6) 

Bridget E. Long born Apr 1850, died 28 Aug 1897, married Alexander J. 

McDougall of Ontario, Canada: settled in Minnesota: 

7) Andrew Long b. Aug 1853, d. unmarried 31 Dec 1916: 

8) Pierce Long b. Apr 1856, d. 22 Aug 1913, m. Jane Walsh: 

9) Michael E. Long b. c1860, d. unmarried 14 Feb 1928. 

Source: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pgs. 241-242. 

LONG: Thomas Long born 1773 in County Donegal, Ireland, m. Mary Jane Rogers 

b. in County Donegal: came to NB in 1821: settled in Studholm Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) William Long b. 1801 in Ireland, m. Mary Catherine - b. 1803 in NB: settled 

in Kings County: had ten children: 

2) John Long: he moved to western Canada or USA: 

3) Thomas Long b. 1809 in Ireland, d. 1831, married 17 Dec 1831 Elizabeth Foster 

born 1812, d/o Ezekiel Foster and Mary Bunnell: settled in Studholm: had five 

children: 

4) Abraham Bedford Long born 1811 in Ireland, d. 3 Mar 1865, married 20 Mar 

1833 Rebecca Parlee born 1815, died 1 Jan 1874, d/o Abram Parlee and Lydia 

Waddington: settled in Berwick, Kings County: had twelve children: 

5) James Long born 1815 in Ireland, d. 26 Mar 1895, m. Caroline Northrup b. 1810, 

d. 21 May 1889: settled near Kierstead Mountain: had four children: 

6) Robert Long b. 1816 Ireland, m. 17 Aug 1847 Sara Martha Snider born 1826, 

died 3 Apr 1904 d/o John Snider and Lois Lester: had eight children: 7) Hugh Long 

b. 1818 in Ireland, m. Emily - born 1821: settled in Kings County and had three 

children: 

8) Margaret Long born 1820, d. 1904, m. 16 Sep 1894 Lester Snider born 1824, 

died 1904, s/o John Snider and Lois Lester: settled in Kings County: had five 

children. 

Sources: MC80/1310 Thomas Long and his descendants: see also the 1851 Studholm 

census: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pgs. 148- 

150: see MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in

New Brunswick, page 168. 

LONG: Thomas Long born c1781 at Dingle in County Kerry, Ireland, died 8 Mar 

1880, m. Margaret - b. - , d. before 1871: they came to NB in 1827 and settled in 

New Ireland, Alma Parish, Albert County: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Long born c1801 in Ireland, m. in Ireland, Edward Haley: they came to 

NB in 1831: first settled in Sussex Parish, Kings County and had four children: 

2) John Long born c1804 in Ireland, d. 3 May 1890, m. 8 May 1849 at Wards Creek, 

NB, Sarah Dornan b. - , died 22 Sep 1912, d/o John Dornan and Lily McCleary of 

New Ireland: settled in Mechanic Settlement, Cardwell Parish, Kings County and had 

ten children: 

3) Patrick Long b. - , d. c1845, married Ellen Granfield: had two children. 


Albert County, New Brunswick, pages 130-132: the widow Ellen (Granfield) Long 

married (2 nd ) William Mullin. 

LONG: Timothy Long born c1796 in Ireland, died before 1891, s/o Michael Long 

and Johanna Tangney of County Kerry, Ireland: he came to NB in 1827 and settled 

on New Ireland Road, Alma Parish, Albert County: m. 16 Oct 1828 at Saint John, NB, 

Eleanor McGlone born c1796, d. before 1881, d/o Patrick McGlone and Mary 

Graham of County Leitrim, Ireland: 

Children: 

1) Catherine Long b. c1829 probably on New Ireland Road, d. 19 Nov 1906, m. 

c1863 as his second wife, John R. Long b. c1821 in County Kerry, d. 6 Jan 1912: 

settled in Elgin Parish and had four children: 

2) Patrick Long b. c1831, d. Jul 1904 at New Ireland, m. c1865 Mary Long b. - , d. 

30 Mar 1933 at Hopewell Cape, Albert County, d/o Patrick Long and Ellen 

Granfield: settled on New Ireland Road: had no issue: 

3) John Long born c1833, died 9 May 1903, married 25 Nov 1874 Matilda A. 

Campbell b. - , died at Kerry in Albert County, buried 12 Nov 1904 at New 

Ireland, d/o Thomas Campbell and Susan Hill: family settled in New Ireland: had 

nine children: 

4) Mary Long born c1835, married c1858 Dennis Mahoney: 

5) Hannorah Long b. c1837, m. c1865 Cornelius Mahoney: 

6) Ellen Long born c1839, married 22 Jun 1863 John Duffy s/o Bernard and 

Margaret Duffy of New Ireland: 

7) Ann Long born c1841, m. 13 Feb 1871 Patrick B. Duffy s/o Bernard and 

Margaret Duffy. 


Albert County, New Brunswick, pages 125-130. 

LONGSTAFF: John Robinson Longstaff b. 1809 at Wearmouth in England, died 

1890, s/o John Longstaff and Hannah Johnston: he came to NB in May 1823:

settled in Wicklow Parish, Carleton County: married Christina Smith b. c1812 in 

NB: 

Children: 

1) Eleanor Longstaff born 1832: 

2) Elizabeth Longstaff b. 1834: 

3) William Longstaff b. 1836: 

4) Jane Longstaff born 1839: 

5) John Longstaff born 1842: 

6) Margaret Longstaff b. 1844: 

7) Robert Longstaff born 1846: 

8) Robinson Longstaff born c1847 at Wicklow, NB, m. Elizabeth Wakem b. 1847 at 

Greenfield, NB, d. 1931, d/o Thomas Wakem and Mary Ann Foley: they settled at 

Greenfield, Wicklow Parish, Carleton County and had issue: 

9) Frederick Longstaff b. 1851. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 4-5: see also 

the Carleton County census returns. 

LORD: Charles Lord born 1790 in NY, d. 11 May 1862, possibly s/o Henry Lord 

and Eunice Brundage: he came to NB and settled in Lancaster Parish, Saint John 

County: married 22 Apr 1823 Janet Gardner Tennent born 1802 at Glasgow, 

Scotland, d. 2 Dec 1885 in Saint John West, d/o John Tennent: 

Children: 

1) John Tennent Lord b. 7 Jan 1824 in NB, died 20 Apr 1903, m. 5 Feb 1868 Mary 

Jane McKee born at Lorneville in Lancaster Parish, Saint John County, d. 31 Mar 

1871: family settled in Saint John: 

2) Elizabeth Tennent Lord born 19 May 1825: 

3) Henry Lord born 25 Jan 1828: 

4) George Lord born 1 Jul 1829, died 29 Oct 1898 at Boston, MA, m. 12 Oct 1864 at 

Saint John, Marion Armstrong born in Saint John, died 8 Mar 1905 at Charleston, 

MA: 

5) Daniel Brundage Lord born 24 Feb 1832, d. 17 Mar 1919, m. (1 st ) 14 Dec 1859 at 

Saint John, Adelaide Fanjoy b. 1842, died 8 Nov 1862, m. (2 nd ) 4 Jun 1867 Elizabeth 

(Jones) Fanjoy born 28 Jan 1837 in USA, died 16 Jan 1911: settled in Saint John: 

6) Charles Quinton Lord b. 7 Apr 1834: 

7) William Craft Lord b. 20 Jul 1836, died unm. 21 Dec 1914 in Saint John: 

8) James Andrew Lord born 1838, d. unmarried 28 Sep 1917: 

9) Mary Janet Lord b. 17 Jul 1843, d. 10 Nov 1881, m. 9 Dec 1868 Tetullus Theale 

b. 1840 Saint John, d. 25 Nov 1929: 

9) Frank W. Lord. 



LORD: James A. Lord born 26 Jul 1819 in Carleton, Saint John, died 28 Aug 1895, 

married 13 Oct 1844 in Saint John, Mary D. Brittain born May 1823 at Carleton, 

Saint John, died 6 Oct 1913, d/o James M. Brittain and Elizabeth (Craft) Littlehale 

of Saint John: this family settled in Saint John West:

Children: 

1) Henry Lord born 1844, d. 11 Jul 1915, m. 14 Dec 1869 in Saint John West, Mary 

Joy Christopher born 1844 in NB, died 21 Dec 1926: settled in Saint John West and 

had four children: 

2) James Brittain Lord b. 24 Aug 1847, d. 14 Oct 1923, married (1 st ) c1869, 

Elizabeth May Irvine b. 1847 in Saint John, died 16 Nov 1889, d/o William Irvine: 

had seven children: married (2 nd ) Mary Ellen Guthrie b. at Tracadie, Gloucester 

County, died 1 Feb 1933: had seven children: settled in Saint John: 

3) George Lane Lord b. 1850, d. 10 Nov 1930, m. 17 Jan 1872 Bessie Amelia Craft 

b. 9 Feb 1854, d. 14 May 1907, d/o William and Margaret Craft: they settled in 

Saint John West and had eight children: 

4) Hannah Littlehale Lord bp. 14 Mar 1852, probably died young: 

5) Amelia A. Lord born 1855, died 28 Jun 1943, m. 1 Oct 1879 in Saint John, 

Charles Wilbur Christopher b. 1855, d. 27 May 1927: settled in Saint John West 

and had five children: 

6) Wellington Corbitt Lord b. 26 Apr 1857, d. 19 Apr 1951, m. (1 st ) 28 Aug 1879 

Jane Miller Beatteay b. Sep 1858 in Saint John West, d. 18 Jul 1925 in Saint John, 

d/o S. Hoyt Beatteay and Albenia B. Eagles: had three children: m. (2 nd ) a widow 

with three children, Annie Louise (Earle) Clark b. 1871, d. 24 Feb 1944, d/o 

Thomas and Eleanor Earle: 

7) Frederick Willard Lord b. 1860, d. before 1915, married 27 Jun 1878 Ida 

Sprague and had two children: 

8) Louisa Augusta Lord born 1864, d. 4 May 1942 in Boston, MA, m. (1 st ) 6 Feb 

1889 Carleton, Saint John, Albert Wright Rogers b. 12 Oct 1864, died 26 Aug 1893: 

they had two children: m. (2 nd ) Charles Scovil Holder born 1878 in Saint John, died 2 

Dec 1941 in Saint John, s/o George and Adeline Holder: 

9) Libby Mae Lord b. 1865, m. Mr. Craft: 

10) Mary Elizabeth Lord born 1868, died 29 Nov 1924, m. George A. Clark born 

1863, died 24 May 1933, s/o Erin Clark: settled in Saint John West and had seven 

children: 

11) William Lord b. - , d. before 1915. 

Source: MC80/2752 Constance M French et. al. James A. Lord family history, 2 vols: 

James had a brother Elijah Lord born 1824 in Saint John, died 10 Dec 1898 San 

Francisco, CA, married 14 Oct 1849 in Saint John, Anna Elizabeth Gault born 1830 

in Ireland: first settled in Saint John and had one child: later moved to California: 

widow Mary Joy (Christopher) Lord married (2 nd ) Ward V. Milton. 

LORD: Marvin Lord b. 18 Sep 1767 at Cornwallis, NS, d. 16 Dec 1836, s/o 

Barnabas Tuthill Lord and Martha Beckwith, married (1 st ) on 9 Oct 1787 at 

Cornwallis, Ruby B. Newcomb born 15 Feb 1770 Cornwallis, died 1814, d/o Andrew 

Newcomb and Jerusha Bigelow of Lebanon, CT: married (2 nd ) 21 Nov 1814 at St. 

Andrews, Charlotte County, NB, Ann Nancy Greenlaw born 1789 at St. Andrews, d. 

15 Apr 1846, d/o Alexander and Hannah Greenlaw: came from NS to NB by 1812 

and settled at Lords Cove on Deer Island, West Isles Parish, Charlotte County: 


1) Esther Lord born 27 Mar 1788 at Cornwallis, d. 9 May 1863 at Hopewell, NB, 

married 10 Sep 1807 Joseph Daniels of Hopewell, NB, b. c1774, d. 6 Dec 1841, s/o 

William Daniels: settled in Hopewell Parish, Albert County and had six children: 

2) John R. Lord born c1795 in NS, d. 1861, married (1 st ) c1815 Sarah Roix b. in

NB: had ten children: m. (2 nd ) 3 Dec 1850 Mary Elizabeth Smith b. 19 Nov 1830 at 

St George, NB, d. before 1881, d/o Henry Smith and Dorothy Cook: no issue: 

3) Mark Lord b. 1797 in NS, d. 1879, m. 10 Dec 1817 Mercy Roix b. 1800 

Mascarene, NB, d. 15 Mar 1883: settled at Lords Cove: had eleven children: 

4) Mary Lord born 8 Oct 1803 Cornwallis, NS, died 8 Aug 1841, m. 15 Nov 1824 

John Trecartin b. 15 Aug 1772 in Dutchess County, NY, died 12 Dec 1870: settled at 

Lords Cove: 

5) Andrew Marvin Lord born 29 Jan 1805 at Cornwallis, died in 1885, m. 24 Nov 

1830 at Lords Cove, Maria Roix of St. George, NB, born 11 Sep 1813 at Letete near 

St. George, NB, died 7 Feb 1878: settled on Deer Island and had eleven children: 

6) Martha Lord b. 26 Jan 1807 at Cornwallis, died by 1847, m. 25 Jan 1824 at 

Hopewell, NB, George Alexander Jameson b. c1798 in England: one source says she 

married Daniel Garrity b. - , died by 1851: 

7) Thomas Marvin Lord born 25 Oct 1809 Lords Cove, died 14 Sep 1892, m. (1 st ) 11 

Sep 1829 at Eastport, ME, Sarah Ann Haddon born 7 Mar 1810 Saint John, d. 14 

Dec 1876, d/o William Haddon and Elizabeth Chubb: had eight children: married 

(2 nd ) 5 Jan 1878 at St. Andrews, Caroline (Wilcox) Rogan of Eastport, ME, adopted 

d/o Peter and Margaret Rogan of St. Andrews: they had two children: settled at St. 

Andrews, NB: 

8) Ruby Lord born c1811, m. (1 st ) 12 Aug 1838 Samuel Tetford or Teaford of 

Yarmouth, NS, s/o Jacob Tetford and Anna Porter who eventually settled in 

Carleton County, NB: married (2 nd ) 25 Jan 1853 Donald Smith: 

Children of second marriage: 

9) William Joseph Lord b. 1818, d. 1889 Milltown, NB, married 24 Feb 1848 

Isabella Hamilton b. c1832 Deer Island, d/o James and Charlotte Hamilton of Deer 

Island, d. after 1871: settled in St. Andrews, NB and had four children: 10) Alexander 

T. Lord born 1820, d. after 1871, m. 24 Feb 1848 Lords Cove, Rebecca Jane 

Hamilton born c1828 at Saint John, d. 6 Jul 1917 at Rumford, ME, d/o James and 

Charlotte Hamilton of Deer Island, died after 1871: they moved to USA: 

11) Asa Nehemiah Lord born 25 May 1824 Eastport, ME, d. 20 Nov 1909 at Calais, 

ME, married 20 Nov 1848 Emma Eunice Eaton b. 27 Jun 1828 at St. Andrews, d/o 

Caleb Eaton and Eunice Benjamin: settled on Derr Island and had two children: 

12) Hannah M. Lord b. c1825, d. after 1855, m. 15 Mar 1849 James Munson 

Hamilton born 1824, died 13 Aug 1913 Milltown, ME, s/o James Alexander 

Hamilton and Charlotte Trecarten: had one child. 

Source: MC80/21 Martha Barto’s Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles 

families, pages 145-153: Marvin Lord’s brother Barnabas Lord Jr. b. 1780, d. 1836 

m. Henrietta Parker and settled on Deer Island: see also MC80/1835 Arthur L. 

Lord’s Genealogy of the Lords of West Isles, New Brunswick: the widow Mary 

Elizabeth (Smith) Lord married (2 nd ) 25 May or Jul 1865 Samuel Hudson b. 1794: 

widower John Trecartin m. (2 nd ) 24 Jan 1845 Mrs. Elizabeth Ann (Clark) Conley b. 

1809, d. 14 Apr 1893, the widow of John Cornelius Conley of Deer Island, born 

1800: Marvin’s sister Elizabeth Lord b. 11 Jun 1771 at Cornwallis, NS, died after Jan 

1833, m. 26 Jul 1815 at Hopewell, NB, John Daniels b. - , died Jan 1833, s/o William 

Daniels: settled at Hopewell, Albert County. 

LORD: Robert Lord born 23 Jan 1801 at Rochdale in Lancashire, England, d. c1885 

in Fredericton, s/o Thomas Lord and Mary Buckley?: married c1829 in England, 

Ann - , of Welch descent: they first moved to the USA in 1843: came to NB after 

1851 with three sons: settled in St. George, Charlotte County:


1) George Lord b. c1832, died unm. in Fredericton, Junction: 

2) William Lord born c1833, d. unm.: returned to the USA: 

3) John Henry Lord b. c1834, d. 1878, m. Hannah Gardner Wright: settled in St. 

George area and had seven children. 

Source: MC80/1595 Thomas H. Lord et. al. The descendants of Thomas and Mary 

Lord of Rochdale (Lancashire) England: Hannah (Wright) Lord m. (2 nd ) Wilson 

Reynolds and had a daughter in Eastport, ME. 

LORD: Simeon Lea Lord b 16 Oct 1806 at Hollingsworth, Lancaster County, 

England, died on 15 Jun 1895 at Norwich, CT, s/o Thomas Lord and Mary 

Buckley?: m. c1826 at Rochdale, England, Sarah Jane Arkwright b. c1806 in 

Lancaster County, England, d. 12 Sep 1897 at Norwich, CT: came to USA about 1843 

at settled in Norwich, CT: they moved to NB by 1852 and settled at Beaverdam, New 

Maryland Parish, York County until 1882 then they went to Norwich, CT again: 

Children: 

1) Ann Lord b. c1826 at Rochdale: remained in England where she married: 2) John 

Lord b. 16 Apr 1830 at Rochdale, d. 2 Dec 1915, m. (1 st ) Nov 1851 at Woonsocket, 

RI, Anna Buckley born 27 Dec 1831 England, died 17 Sep 1884, d/o Sidney 

Buckley: they first settled at Woonsocket then moved to NB 1855 and settled at 

Beaverdam: had six children: m. (2 nd ) 4 Sep 1885 at Beaverdam, Alwilda McLeary 

born 1863 at Three Tree Creek, Gladestone Parish, Sunbury County, d. 25 Nov 1905 

at Beaverdam: had three daughters: 

3) Elizabeth Lord b. 13 Jul 1833 at Rochdale, died 20 Sep 1924 at Acushnet, MA, m. 

c1860 at Beaverdam, James Bardsley b. c1831 at Dowdy, England, d. 23 Apr 1881 at 

Great Falls, NH: had four children: 

4) Simeon Lord b. 15 Dec 1834 at Rochdale, d. 17 May 1898 at Middletown, CT, m. 

(1 st ) 8 Nov 1861 at New Maryland, Ann Buckle of Blissville, Sunbury County, b. 

c1839 England: no issue: m. (2 nd ) at Preston, CT, Josephine Ryan: had no issue: 

5) Mary Lord born 18 Jun 1837 at Rochdale, d. 12 Jul 1896, married 1853 at 

Beaverdam, Solomon Segee b. 1831 at New Maryland, d. 7 Apr 1901: settled at 

Stafford Springs, CT and had five children: 

6) Sarah Lord born on 23 Apr 1840 at Rochdale, died unmarried 20 Jul 1908 at 

Norwich, CT: 

7) James Lord born c1841 at Millbrook in Lancashire, England: he remained in CT. 

Source: MC80/1595 Thomas H. Lord et. al. The descendants of Thomas and Mary 

Lord of Rochdale (Lancashire) England. 

LORDLY: Albert J. Lordly born in 1826 in Chester, NS s/o Joseph Lordly a native 

of Italy who was in the British army: Albert came to NB in 1839 and settled in Saint 

John: m. (1 st ) on 1 Jan 1848 Miss Brennan eldest d/o Charles Brennan, a Loyalist: 

she died in 1878 after having six children: m. (2 nd ) Mary Fenety third d/o William 

Fenety: 


1) Sterling B. Lordly born 1858 in Fredericton, m. (1 st ) 23 Jun 1886 Jean M.

Simpson b. - , died May 1887, d/o Capt. W. Simpson: had a child who died in 

infancy: m. (2 nd ) in Jan 1893 Esther A. Woodley d/o John Woodley of Saint John: 

had one son: 

2) Charles Lordly: 

3) Walter A. Lordly: 

4) Arthur Lordly: 

5) Henry R. Lordly: 

6) Georgina Lordly m. George Frederick Fisher of Saint John. 

Source: MC80/338 I. Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 573 to 577: Albert 

Lordly came to NB in 1839 to work for his brother Joseph Lordly Jr. 

LORRAINE: William Lorraine or Loran born in Lockerby, Scotland: came from 

New York to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist: settled in Saint John: the name of his wife is 

not given: only child mentioned was, William Lorraine born 1772, died 1804. 



LOSEE: Simon Losee came from Long Island, NY to NB in 1783 with wife and five 

children as Loyalists and settled in Queens County: the name of his wife is not 

provided: 


1) Margaret Losee b. - , married 1805 at Gagetown, NB, Norman Harvey: 

2) Abigail Losee b. - , married 1805 at Gagetown, NB, John Lamereux. 



LOSIER: Prosper Desjardins dit Losier b. 5 Aug 1762 at Sainte-Anne-de-la- 

Pocatière, Quebec, died 15 Nov 1825 at Shippagan during a visit, s/o Augustin Roy 

dit Desjardins and Jeanne Boucher-Montbrun: m. Charlotte Robert dit LeBreton, 

d/o François René Robert dit LeBreton and Marie Thérèse Boissel of Wolfe’s 

Cove, QC: came to NB in the 1790’s: settled at Tracadie in Saumarez Parish, 


Children: 

1) Prosper Losier b. 4 Jul 1789, d. 13 May 1864, m. 16 Jan 1813 at Caraquet, Marie 

Poirier d/o Charles Poirier and Anne Bourg: had twelve children: 

2) Augustin Losier born 5 Jul 1791, d. 23 Sep 1865, married 16 Jan 1813 at Caraquet, 

Marie Ozithée Brideau the second daughter of Léon Brideau and Euphroisine 

Gautrault or Marie Cormier: they had thirteen children: 

3) Marie-Véréande Losier born c1793, m. (1 st ) 9 Jun 1812 Joseph Clément 

Arseneau s/o Jean Arseneau and Marguerite Savoie: m. (2 nd ) 20 Nov 1854 David 

Robichaud, a widower of Shippagan: 

4) Clement Losier b. 11 Jul 1796, d. 17 Dec 1855, m. (1 st ) 30 Jan 1830 Julie 

Dugallais b. - , died Jul 1845, d/o Pierre Dugallais and Esther Richard: had ten

children: m. (2 nd ) 2 Aug 1846 Suzanne Robichaud b. - , d. 28 May 1847, d/o Otho 

Robichaud and Marie-Louise Thibodeau of Néguac: had one son: 

5) Julie Losier b. 2 Nov 1798, d. 26 Nov 1860, m. (1 st ) 12 Jan 1825 Frédéric 

Chiasson s/o Jean Chiasson and Anne Daigle: m. (2 nd ) 8 Feb 1858 Charles Duguay, 

widower of Marie Haché-Gallant: 

6) Marie-Geneviève Losier born 26 Feb 1801, m. (1 st ) 31 Jan 1820 Romain 

Mazerolle s/o Paul Mazerolle and Marguerite Thibodeau, m. (2 nd ) Maxime 

Arseneau s/o Joseph Arseneau and Isabelle Poirier: 

7) Tranquille Losier b. 8 Apr 1803, d. 30 Apr 1871, m. 7 Jun 1825 Caraquet, 

Suzanne Mazerolle d/o Paul Mazerolle and Marguerite Thibodeau: they had 

twelve children: 

8) Guillaume Losier born 17 Jan 1806, d. 20 Dec 1884, m. Olive Robichaud of 

Shippegan d/o Jean-Baptiste Robichaud and Théotiste Savoie: no issue: 

9) Marguerite Losier b. 20 Jan 1809, d. 25 Apr 1882, m. (1 st ) 22 Oct 1827 Pierre 

Blanchard of Caraquet s/o Raphael Blanchard and Pélagie Doucet, the widower of 

Victoire Poirier: married (2 nd ) 12 Jul 1841 Joseph Haché: 

10) Charlotte Losier born 5 Mar 1812, m. 19 Nov 1828 Nicolas Poirier s/o Joseph 

Poirier and Charlotte Légère. 

Sources: MC80/744 Dr. U.-J. Bourgeois’ Genealogie des Losier: see also 

MC80/1605 Andrée Losier et. al. Les familles Losier: les descendants de Prospère 

Desjardins dit Lausier. 

LOTTIMER: Andrew Lottimer born c1797 in Scotland, d. 15 Sep 1847, m. Annie 

Allen born c1809 in Scotland, d. 24 May 1866: came to NB: settled in the Fredericton, 

York County area: 

Children: 

1) John Lottimer born 1834, m. Janet - b. 1835: settled in Fredericton and had 


2) Andrew Lottimer b. 1840, married Julia - : they settled in Fredericton and had 

issue. 



245-246. 

LOUDOUN: Alexander Loudoun born c1817 in Scotland, died 14 Apr 1874: came 

to NB in 1837 and settled in Chatham, Northumberland County: m. 1848 Mary Wyse 

born 1831 in Scotland, sister of Henry W. Wyse: had at least ten children: two of the 

oldest sons moved to Australia: 


1) Agnes Loudoun b. c1850, married Lemuel J. Tweedie: 

2) Mary Loudoun b. 1851: 

3) Wilson A Loudoun m. Maude Hartt d/o Odbur Hartt of Fredericton, NB. 

Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton’s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography.

LOUGHBOROUGH: John Loughborough: he came from Moreland Manor in 

Philadelphia County, PA: married Margaret - : they came to NB in 1783 as 

Loyalists and settled in Beaver Harbour, Pennfield Parish, Charlotte County: later 

went to England. 

Source: MC80/1720 Theodore C. Holmes’ Loyalists to Canada: the 1783 settlement 

of Quakers and others at Passamaquoddy, pages 83-84: see also MC80/2902 Sharon 

Dubeau’s New Brunswick Loyalists: a bicentennial tribute, 1 paragraph. 

LOUGHERY: William Loughery settled at Fairfield in Saint Martins Parish, Saint 

John County: married and had issue. 

Source: MC80/180 H. McCullagh’s A short history of Fairfield, Tynemouth Creek 

and Gardner’s Creek, page 9. 

LOUGHLAN: Samuel Loughlan s/o Dr. Samuel MacLoughlan of London, 

England: Samuel Jr. went to PEI, dropped the “Mac” from his surname, and m. 

Marjorie - , d/o a Loyalist: they moved to NB and settled in Campbellton, 

Restigouche County: 

Children: 

1) Samuel Loughlan: 

2) George Loughlan m. Janet Mitchell: went to Winnipeg: 

3) Jacob Nash Loughlan born 1851, d. Oct 1904, m. Mary Mitchell b. 1858, died 

1926 went first to Manitoba, then to Minnesota: 

4) Margaret Loughlan: 

5) Martha Loughlan: 

6) Annie Loughlan: 

7) Maude Loughlan: 

8) Rufus Loughlan: moved to Winnipeg. 

Source: MC1/Loughlan, 3 pages: the surname was also spelled Laughlan. 

LOUGHRAN: John Loughran or Lachlan, b. 1801 County Tyrone, Ireland, d. 17 

Mar 1878, m. Bridget - born 1803 County Tyrone, Ireland, d. 16 May 1880: they 

came to NB in 1827 and settled in St. Andrews, Charlotte County: 


1) Michael Loughran born 1825 Ireland: 

2) Ellen Loughran b. 1829 in NB: 

3) Francis Loughran born 1831: 

4) Catherine Loughran b. 1835: 

5) Ann Loughran b. 1837: 

6) Margaret Loughran born 1840: 

7) Elizabeth Loughran b. 1842: 

8) John Loughran born 7 Feb 1845, died 16 Mar 1904, married Catherine F. 

Dougherty born 30 May 1838, died 16 Feb 1923 at Belmont, MA: had issue.

Source: MC80/1813 Shirley Clarke’s Church of St. Andrew: St. Andrews, NB: 

Cemetery & Interment Records: the surname is spelled Lachlan and Lauchlom in the 

Charlotte County census records. 

LOUMER: William Loumer born c1796 at Annan, Scotland, d. 4 Aug 1868: came to 

NB and settled in Saint John: m. 2 Feb 1830 in Saint John, Catherine Cowan: 


1) Mary Loumer b. 1844, d. 14 Apr 1846: 

2) Janet Loumer born 1853, d. 28 Jan 1855. 


records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, pgs. 139-140. 

LOUNDER: Thomas H. Lounder b. c1775, d. 23 Aug 1842, m. Eleanor - b. 1780 

in Ireland, d. 1860: came to NB and settled in Greenwich Parish, Kings County: 

Children: 

1) Mary Lounder b. c1800, m. John Crabb: 

2) Ann Margaret Lounder born 1801, died after 1871, married 15 Oct 1823 in 

Greenwich Parish, Joseph McKeel Jr.: 

3) Sarah Lounder b. c1804, d. 7 Oct 1888, married 7 May 1823 in Greenwich Parish, 

Lemuel Crabb: 

4) Thomas Henry Lounder born 1805, died at Vanceboro, ME, m. Elizabeth Nason: 

5) Elizabeth Lounder b. Thomas Nason: 

6) Jane Lounder married Samuel Nason: 

7) John Lounder: 

8) Henry Lounder: 

9) William Lounder b. - , died 1848, m. Charlotte Cameron: 

10) Benjamin Lounder b. 1821, m. Mary Catherine Parker: 

11) Peter Lounder b. 1827. 



LOUNSBURY: John Lounsbury born c1755 in Westchester County, NY, d. Jan 

1815, s/o Henry and Sintie Lounsbury: married c1781, Sarah Dingee b. c1759 at 

Westchester County, NY, d. 13 Feb 1844: came to NB: first settled at Gagetown then 

at Waterborough in Queens County: 

Children: 

1) Sarah Lounsbury born c1782 in Westchester County, NY, d. 28 Jan 1839, married 

4 Feb 1804 at Gagetown, Morris Corey: 

2) Charlotte Lounsbury born c1785, m. 4 Oct 1814 at Gagetown, Ebenezer 

Estabrooks: 

3) Henry Hutchens Lounsbury bp. 22 Jun 1788, d. 20 Apr 1855: 

4) Elizabeth Lounsbury bp. 18 Jan 1789, d. after Jan 1845, m. 19 Jul 1808 at

Gagetown, Jesse Phillips: 

5) Joanna Lounsbury bp. 7 Mar 1791, died 10 Jun 1865: 

6) Frances Lawton Lounsbury bp. 25 Mar 1793, died 1814: 

7) John Dingee Lounsbury bp. 8 Feb 1795, died 17 Feb 1884, m. 6 Nov 1823 Sarah 

Gunter: 

8) William Barker Lounsbury bp. 30 Jul 1797, m. 12 Apr 1817 at Gagetown, Sarah 

Corey: 

9) Mary Harriet Lounsbury bp. 14 Jun 1801, died after 1851, m. 22 Jul 1830 Joseph 

Smith. 

Source: MC1/Phillips #2, 10 pages. 

LOUNSBURY: William Lounsbury born 3 Apr 1779 possibly North Castle, 

Westchester County, NY, d. before 1861, s/o William Lounsbury and Sarah Giles 

Loyalists who came to NB in 1783 but by 1788 had moved to Ontario: William Jr. 

remained in NB: settled at North River Mountain, Salisbury Parish, Westmorland 

County: married 30 Nov 1798 Grace Elizabeth Gray b. 21 Oct 1782 or 30 Oct 1783, 

d. before 1871, d/o James Gray and Janet Hill of Lewis Mountain, Salisbury Parish: 

Children: 

1) James Lounsbury b. 16 Sep 1799, m. 26 Dec 1821 Amelia Taylor b 1804: 

2) Benjamin Lounsbury b. 12 Jul 1801, d. before 1871, married 21 Dec 1826 Bethia 

Goddard born 16 Jan 1805 at Sussex, NB: they had seven children: 

3) Elizabeth Lounsbury born 26 Jun 1804, d. 27 Sep 1881, m. 25 May 1823 John 

Prosser b. 18 Mar 1792 at Madley in Herefordshire, England: settled at Prosser 

Brook: 

4) Mary Lounsbury b. 28 Mar 1806, d. young: 

5) Ann Lounsbury b. 4 May 1808, m. 11 Nov 1825 Peter Goddard b. 1796: settled 

in the Sussex area and had nine children: 

6) Sarah Lounsbury born 26 Jun 1810, d. 6 Feb 1895, m. 8 Mar 1831 Peter Geldart 

b. 15 Sep 1809 at Saint John, d. 5 Jul 1892: 

7) Solomon Lounsbury b. 25 Jul 1812, d. c1883, m. c1847 Naomi Bannister: 

8) John Williamson Lounsbury born 3 Aug 1814, d. 23 Mar 1884, m. (1 st ) 1 Mar 

1837 at Sackville, Deborah McFee born 14 Apr 1813 at Sackville, died 8 Jul 1855, 

d/o James McFee and Bridgit Cain: settled in Salisbury: had nine children: m. (2 nd ) 1 

Jun 1856 Jane Jefferson Fawcett born 31 Mar 1832, died 10 Dec 1874, widow of 

Robert W. Bleakney: had six children: m. (3 rd ) 1875 Elmire (Goddard) Gordon b. 

1822, d. 1904, the widow of John E. Gordon: 

9) Isaiah Horace Lounsbury born 9 Oct 1816, d. 30 Oct 1892 in Wisconsin, m. 24 

Dec 1838 Miriam or Mary Ann Montgomery born 1822, d. 1855 at LaCross, WI: 

10) William Lounsbury b. 5 Sep 1818, d. 28 Jan 1903 at Prescott, Kansas, m. 22 Apr 

1841 Mary Ellen Hopper b. 30 Aug 1821, d. 11 Mar 1904 at Prescott: 11) Emily 

Lounsbury born 25 Jan 1821 married Mr. Gray and/or Mr. Axtle and moved to 

Kansas: 

12) Margaret Lounsbury born 10 Nov 1822, died 29 Nov 1857 in Kansas: 

13) Mary Lounsbury (twin) b. 26 Apr 1825, m. c1844 William M. Leeman born 23 

Sep 1819, d. 10 Aug 1886: 

14) Jane Lounsbury (twin) b. 26 Apr 1825, m. Mr. Hazlett: settled in Fulton, KA 

after 1851. 


MC80/930 Mildred L. D’Amrosio’s History of the Lounsbury-Anderson family:

William Lounsbury Sr. born c1740 at Bedford, Westchester County, NY s/o Michael 

Lounsbury and wife MissValentine: see MC80/1659 Jack H. Lounsbury’s The 

North American descendants of William and Grace Elizabeth (Gray) Lounsbury of 

North River, New Brunswick, Canada: see also MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early 

families revisited, page 176: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, 

MS2: on microfilm F20987: see sheet for William Lounsbury. 

LOURIE, George, see under LAURIE, George 

LOURIE: Robert Lourie b. in Scotland, m. - : came to NB and settled in Saint 

John: the only child mentioned was, Thomas Lourie born 1833 at West River, PEI, 

died 13 Aug 1918, m. Mary K. Wilson b. 1835 in Charlottetown, PEI, died 18 Feb 

1917: settled at Hammond River, Kings County, NB. 



LOVE: James Love b. 1796 in County Donegal, Ireland, d. Nov 1856: came to NB 

and settled at Barnesville, Upham Parish, Kings County: the name of his wife is not 

provided: possible child was, Robert Love b. 1819, d. Feb 1901, m. Jane - b. 1828, 

d. Dec 1888. 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Vol. 23, No. 2, Summer 2001, Eldon Hay’s The 

Barnesville Covenanters and their cemetery, page 58. 

LOVE: William Love b. 1828 in Scotland: they settled in Glassville, Carleton 

County: came to NB about 1854: m. Agnes Love born 5 Jun 1832 in Scotland, died 

c1901: 

Children: 

1) Agnes Love born 1855, m. William Dawson: 

2) Janet Love b. 1859, married Michael Welsh: 

3) Liza J. Love b. 1861: 

4) Helen Love b. 24 Jul 1864, d. c1935, m. William Armstrong: 

5) James Love b. 1868: 

6) Annie Love b. Aug 1870: 

7) William Love born 1875. 

Source: MC1/Armstrong #3, 2 pages. 

LOVEJOY: John Lorin Lovejoy born 11 Jul 1803 at Wayne or Fayette, ME, d. 16 

Oct 1860 in Minneapolis, MN, William Lovejoy and Attai Lovejoy: he came to NB 

and settled in St. Stephen, Charlotte County: returned to Maine by 1840: m. 8 Feb 

1828 in St. Stephen, NB, Ann Marple Albee born 9 Feb 1810 at St. Stephen, died 7 

Nov 1897 in Osceola, WI, d/o James Dellaway Albee and Hannah Marple: had

eight children: the only one born in NB was, James Albee Lovejoy b. 29 Apr 1831 in 

St. Stephen, d. 29 Jul 1886 Santa Cruz, CA, married 30 Jul 1853 in Calais, ME, 

Hannah Emma Spring. 

Source: MC80/2711 Thelma Eye Brooks’ Calais Maine families, pages 97-98: John’s 

brother Stephen Brown Lovejoy born 17 Sep 1805 at Wayne, ME, d. 26 Jun 1835 in 

Milltown, Saint Stephen Parish, Charlotte County. 

LOVELACE: Jacob Lovelace born c1823: came to NB in 1830 and probably settled 

in Saint John: m. Eliza Fowler? b. 1826: 

Children: 

1) James Lovelace? b. 1846, d. 1913: 

2) Margaret Adelia Lovelace b. 1852, m. 21 Oct 1873 in Saint John, Charles Ernest 

Duplisea born 1854 Enniskillen, Queens County, died 1925: 

3) Burpee Lovelace b. 1857: 

4) Mary Alice Lovelace born 1859, m. 23 May 1873 Andrew W. Duplisea: 

5) William Lovelace born 1861: 

6) George Lovelace born 1863: 

7) Augusta Lovelace b. 1865: 

8) Charles Lovelace born in 1867. 



LOVELACE: John Lovelace b. 1811 in USA: came to NB in June 1830 and settled 

in Lincoln Parish, Sunbury County: m. Elizabeth Ann Fowler b. 1815 in NB: 

Children: 

1) George Lovelace born 1839: 

2) William Lovelace b. 1841: 

3) Louisa Lovelace b. 1844: 

4) Harriet Lovelace b. 1846, d. 1899, m. William Henry Palmer born 1837 at 

Holtville, Ludlow Parish, Northumberland County, died 1914, s/o Ebenezer and 

Elizabeth Palmer: settled in Holtville and had issue: 

5) Spafford Lovelace b. 1848. 


also see the Sunbury County census records. 

LOVELY: Benjamin Lovely b. c1749 possibly in Massachusetts, died 29 Jan 1830, 

m. 1777 in Cumberland County, NS, Sarah - b. c1749, d. 1 Feb 1840: came to NB: 

first settled at Point de Bute, Westmorland County then moved to the Lower 

Florenceville, Simonds Parish, Carleton County, NB: 

Children: 

1) Thomas Lovely b. 22 Jun 1778 at Point de Bute, m. Margaret - b. in NS: first 

settled at Connell in Simonds Parish, Carleton County, then in mid 1820’s moved to

Perth Parish, Victoria County: had twelve children: 

2) Benjamin Lovely b. 15 Dec 1780 at Point de Bute: 

3) James Lovely b. 11 Jan 1782 at Point de Bute, possibly married Elizabeth Orser 

d/o William Orser and Mary Craig: had five children: 

4) Margaret/Peggy Lovely b. 15 Nov 1786: 

5) William Lovely born 22 Sep 1789, m. 10 Jul 1814 in Carleton County, Ann 

Davenport: one child: 

6) John Lovely b. 22 Sep 1789: 

7) Samuel Lovely b. c1793, d. 12 Mar 1858, m. Catherine Kinney b. c1805: first 

settled in Brighton Parish, then in Peel Parish, Carleton County: they had five 

children: 

8) Daniel Lovely b. c1796, died 9 Aug 1869, married 31 Dec 1828 in Carleton 

County, Mary Ann McIsaac b. c1808: first settled in Brighton Parish, then in Peel 

Parish, Carleton County: they had seven children. 

Source: MC1396 George Hayward genealogical fonds, MS1C The Hayward 

collection, A680, A731-A736, 7 pages. 

LOVETT: Daniel Lovett b. 1753 in Brentwood, NH, d. 1833: came to NB in 1765 

and settled at Saint John: married (1 st ) Sarah Ring, (2 nd ) Mary Torrey of Plymouth, 

MA: 

Children by first wife: 

1) Daniel Lovett: 

2) Jacob Lovett: 

3) Sarah Lovett married Benjamin DeWolfe of Windsor, NS: 

Child by second wife: 

4) George Leonard Lovett born 1807, d. 1875, married Olivia S. Prince of 

Lawrencetown, NS d/o Christopher Kimball Prince: family settled in Saint John: 

had seven children. 

Source: MC80/338 I. Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 381-382: Daniel 

Lovett came to NB with his brother Jonathan Lovett. 

LOVETT: Richard Lovett came from NS to NB to work in the shipbuilding 

industry: settled at Tynemouth Creek near St. Martins in Saint John County: m. Bessie 

Ellis d/o Robert Ellis: only child mentioned was, Robert Ellis Lovett b. 1837, d. 

1916, married Jennie Rankin d/o Thomas Rankin and had issue. 

Source: MC80/180 H. McCullagh’s A short history of Fairfield, Tynemouth Creek 

and Gardner’s Creek, pages 15. 

LOVETT see also LEAVITT 

LOWDEN: James Lowden born 1755, died 9 Aug 1833: he came to NB and settled 

in St. Andrews, Charlotte County.

Source: MC80/360 Acadiensis Volume VI, No. 1, January 1906, Epitaphs: 

Presbyterian Graveyard, St. Andrews, page 69. 

LOWE: Benjamin Lowe b. 1810 in New Hampshire, died 12 Sep 1893: came to NB 

and settled in Saint John: married 23 Nov 1835 at Saint John, Christina Elizabeth 

Webb b. 1817 in Saint John, d. 16 Jul 1899, d/o David Webb and Jane Morris: 

Survived by: 

1) Charles Lowe: 

2) Jane Lowe: 

3) Alice Lowe married Didymus Cameron: 

4) Elizabeth or Lizzie Lowe m. Joseph N. Wood: 

5) Catherine Lowe m. Daniel Murphy. 


records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, page 140: David Webb 

married Jane Morris 17 Jun 1813 in Saint John. 

LOWE: John Lowe b. 1752, died Jun 1844: may have been from Philadelphia PA: 

John, his wife and four children came from New York to Shelburne, NS in 1783 as 

Loyalist and then moved to NB and settled at St. Andrews in Charlotte County. 



LOWE: John Lowe b. 1816 in Kincardineshire, Scotland, died 13 Dec 1881: he came 

to NB and settled in Saint John: married 16 Aug 1838 at Saint John, Catherine 

Wright b. 1819, died 22 Jan 1893: 


1) Robert W. Lowe: moved to Stoneham, MA: 

2) Margaret Lowe (adopted) married Patrick Brownley. 



LOWE: John Smith Lowe born in NY, d. 3 Nov 1817 in Calais, Maine: came to NB 

in 1783 as a Loyalist: he married 29 Jan 1807 in Sackville, NB, Miriam Lockhart of 

Parrsboro, NS, born 1790, d. 4 Jul 1851: first settled in Sackville, Westmorland 

County: later moved to Calais, Maine: 

Children: 

1) John Smith Lowe Jr. b. 1808, m. Lucy Ann Rockwell: 

2) Moses Lowe born 1809, married Mary Bent: 

3) Marjorie Lowe born 1812, m. John Hillson:

4) George Lowe b. 1815, d. 1820: 

5) Miriam Lowe b. 1817 in Calais, ME, m. Isaac Schurman. 

Source: MC1/Lowe, 15 pages: Miriam (Lockhart) Lowe m. (2 nd ) 3 Dec 1818 Rev. 

Charles Tupper. 

LOWE: Robert Lowe b. c1810 in Perthshire, Scotland, d. 10 Jan 1887: came to NB 

and settled in Saint John: married Ellen - b. c1807, died 30 Jan 1881. 

Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #25, September 1985: Cedar Hill 

cemetery, West Saint John, page 46. 

LOWE: Thomas Lowe b. c1808 in Carlingford Parish, County Louth, Ireland, died 

21 Feb 1877, m. c1827 Mary Hoy of Ballynamoney Bradshaw in Ireland, b. - , d. 19 

Sep 1853: came to NB in 1848: settled in Lower Cove, Saint John: 

Children were all born in Ballynamoney Bradshaw: 

1) James Lowe bp. 31 Mar 1828, died in infancy: 

2) William Lowe bp. 20 Dec 1829, died 23 Jun 1900, m. 24 May 1869 Ann Kane b. 

in Limerick, Ireland, died 25 Feb 1901: settled in Saint John and had five children: 

3) Mary Lowe bp. 16 Aug 1831, married 28 Jun 1851 Patrick Killen: 

4) Mary Lowe bp. 22 Dec 1832, m. Daniel Blake: settled in Yonkers, NY: 

5) James Lowe bp. 23 Jan 1835, died 14 Jul 1897: 

6) John Lowe b. c1841, d. 31 Dec 1859. 

Source: MC80/1529 Peter Murphy’s Together in exile, pages 97-102. 

LOWERISON: Richard Lowerison Sr. born c1741 Yorkshire, England, died 24 Feb 

1825, m. c1770 Tanfield, Yorkshire, Mary Grey b. c1744 East Riding, Yorkshire, 

England, died 10 Sep 1834: came to NB in 1772 and settled on the Petitcodiac River, 

then moved to Westmorland Point in Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Elizabeth Lowerison m. William Doncaster and settled at Amherst Point: 2) Ann 

Lowerison born c1778, d. 25 Jan 1865, married John Carter of Fort Cumberland, 

NB, born c1765: 

3) Thomas Lowerison born c1783, d. 12 Apr 1841, m. 24 Jan 1828 Hannah Carter: 

4) Richard Lowerison born 1785, d. 1867, married Abigail Merrill b. 1788, died 

1866: settled in Frosty Hollow, NB: 

5) Joseph Lowerison born c1789, d. 29 Jul 1873, married Mary Siddall born c1800, 

died 17 Jan 1872: settled near Mount Whatley, NB: 

5) Mary Lowerison m. James Carter: went to Amherst, NS. 

Sources: MC80/45 Howard Trueman’s The Chignecto Isthmus and its first settlers, 

pages 241-244: see also MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, page 177: 

see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm F20987: 

see sheets for Richard Lowerison and his sons.

LOWERISON: Richard Lowerison Jr. b. c1785 Sackville, NB, died 15 Apr 1867, 

s/o Richard Lowerison and Mary Grey: m. Abigail Merrill b. c1788 at Fort 

Lawrence, NS, d. Sep 1866, d/o Thomas Hazen Merrill and Hannah Ward: they 

settled in Frosty Hollow, Sackville Parish, Westmorland County: 

Children: 

1) Richard J.C. Lowerison born 24 Apr 1807, died 20 Mar 1879, m. 15 May 1832 at 

Sackville, Hannah Read b. 1810, d. 9 Dec 1875: settled in Dorchester Parish and had 

at least nine children: 

2) Mary A. Lowerison born 7 Apr 1812, d. 10 Mar 1873, married (1 st ) Mr. L. 

Bowser, m. (2 nd ) Mr. W. Reed: 

3) Hannah G. Lowerison b. 11 Apr 1814, d. 10 May 1890, m. Newlove Wry: 

4) Catherine E. Lowerison born 19 Jul 1816, married Absolom Anderson: 

5) Nathan Lowerison born 27 Mar 1818, died 20 Jan 1901, m. Jane Fawcett: settled 

in Sackville Parish and had at least seven children: 

6) James W. Lowerison b. 27 Aug 1820, d. 3 Nov 1895: 

7) Isaac B. Lowerison b. 20 Mar 1823, d. unm. 11 Sep 1886: 

8) Thomas O. Lowerison born 1 Sep 1825, d. c1909 at Sackville, m. Louise Siddall 

b. c1854, died 9 Oct 1931 at Saint John, NB: settled in Westcock, NB and had at least 


9) Charlotte S. Lowerison born 24 Dec 1827, d. unm. 1875: 

10) Sarah J. Lowerison born 7 Oct 1830, d. 1867: 

11) Rosamond Lowerison born 2 Jul 1833, d. 11 Mar 1870, m. Abel Gore Carter. 

Sources: MC1/Merrill, 1 page: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical 

collection, MS2: on microfilm reel F20987: see sheets for Richard Lowerison and his 

sons. 

LOWERY: William Lowery b. 1806 in Ireland, m. (1 st ) - ; m. (2 nd ) Mary 

(Selfridge) Livingstone, a widow and sister of John Selfridge, born 1816 in Ireland: 

came to NB about 1835 and settled at Jerusalem, Hampstead Parish, Queens County: 


1) Elizabeth Ann Lowery born c1827 in Ireland, married Samuel K. Vallis: 

2) James Lowery born c1832 in Ireland, m. and settled near Hampstead, NB: 

3) William Lowery b. 1848: 

4) John Lowery b. 1850: 


5) Julia Lowery b. 1858: 

6) George Lowery born 1858: 

7) Baby boy b. 1858, died as infant. 

Sources: MC80/823 Annie E. Elder’s History of New Jerusalem, page 68: see also 

the Queens County census returns. 

LOWTHER: William Lowther born c1781 in Yorkshire, England, d. 24 Apr 1841: 

came to NB in 1817 and settled at or near Mount Whatley, Westmorland Parish,

Westmorland County: m. Hannah Greely born 1791, d. 22 Mar 1879: 


1) William Lowther b. c1815, d. 18 Nov 1871, m. Jun 1845 in Westmorland Parish, 

Lucy Ann Chapman b. 1820 in Westmorland Parish, d. 8 May 1885: settled at Great 

Shemogue, NB and had six children: 

2) George Lowther b. c1817, d. 26 Jan 1897, m. Mary Pipes and settled at Amherst, 

NS: 

3) Mary Lowther born 1820, d. 10 Aug 1889, m. Joseph Carter of Point de Bute, 

NB: 

4) Hannah Lowther b. - , m. 23 Oct 1840 James Edward Smith of Amherst Head, 

NS: 

5) Sarah Thomasina Lowther b. 1823, d. 1919, married as 2 nd wife, Rufus Carter of 

Point de Bute, NB: 

6) possibly, John Parkinson Lowther b. 18 Jul 1824: 

7) Ann Jane Lowther b. 23 Sep 1827, married Richard Pipes of Nappan, NS: 

8) Rufus Lowther b. 22 May 1829, m. (1 st ) 27 Mar 1866 Sarah Pipes, (2 nd ) 

Elizabeth Lowther: 

9) Jane Elizabeth Lowther born 25 Nov 1831, m. Richard Pipes of Nappan, NS: 

7) Titus Knapp Lowther b. 19 Feb 1834, d. 1920, married Phoebe Catherine 

Carter: settled in Westmorland County: 

8) Catherine Knapp Lowther b. 22 May 1837, married 15 Oct 1860 William Kever: 

went to Minnesota. 

Sources: MC80/45 Howard Trueman’s The Chignecto Isthmus and its first settlers, 

page 259: it appears that William Lowther came to NB with three brothers and a sister 

who settled in Cumberland County, NS: Rufus Carter’s first wife was Sarah Pipes: 

see MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm reel F20988: 

see sheets for William Lowther and his sons. 

LOYE: William Loye born 1790 in England, buried 27 Feb 1835, m. c1817 in 

England, Hannah Duer born c1790, d. 15 Sep 1840: they came to NB in 1830 and 

settled at Chatham, Northumberland County: 

Children: 

1) Hannah Loye born 7 Dec 1818 in England, m. 4 Oct 1864 at Chatham, NB, 

Andrew Brown: they first settled at Chatham then moved to Minnesota: 

2) William Loye born 20 May 1820 in England, m. 22 Dec 1850 at Chatham, NB, 

Grace McFarlane born 1829 in NB: first settled at Chatham and had five children, 

then moved to Minnesota about 1870: 

3) Louisa Loye born 15 Oct 1823 in England, d. 24 Nov 1870, m. 1 Oct 1840 

Thomas Vye: settled at Chatham and had issue: 

4) Peter Edward Loye b. 7 Apr 1825 in England: 

5) Nicholas Duer Loye b. 20 Jul 1828 in England: 

6) George Loye born 15 Oct 1830 in NB, m. 18 Oct 1860 at Chatham, Jessie Shaw: 

they first settled at Chatham and then moved to Minnesota about 1870: 

7) Elizabeth Ann Loye born 17 May 1833 in NB, d. 24 May 1869, m. 30 Jul 1853 

George Percival born Dec 1820, d. 22 Apr 1869, s/o John and Joanna Percival from 

Little Salkeld, Cumberland County, England: had six children: 

8) Samuel Bacon Loye b. 1835: moved to Minnesota. 

Source: RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Loye family, includes Percival

E. Loye’s Notes on the Loye family, microfilm F11085, 10 pages. 

LUCE: Philip Luce born 1817 on the Island of Jersey, d. 1892, s/o Élie Jean Luce: 

m. (1 st ) c1851 on Jersey, Martha Doré or Dory: m. (2 nd ) 4 May 1863 at Grande- 

Rivière, Gaspé, Québec, Ann Ward b. 1844, d. Nov 1915: came from Jersey about 

1861 and settled at Paspébiac, Bonaventure County, Québec: they moved to NB in 

1874: first settled in Chatham, Northumberland County, then in 1880 on Miscou 

Island in Gloucester County: 


1) William Luce (aka William Lewis) born 1853 in Jersey, d. 1920, m. 8 May 1876 

Ellen Garrett: settled in Bathurst, Gloucester County, NB: had children: 

2) Mary Elizabeth Luce born 1856 in Jersey, died 1903, married 1880 at New 

Carlisle, Bonaventure, QC, Francis George Scott b. 1853, d. 1926: settled at New 

Carlisle, QC and had issue: 


3) Charles Philip Luce born 1864, d. 1941, married 19 Sep 1886 at Lameque, 

Gloucester County, NB, Marie Anne Vallée born 18 Oct 1863 at Island River, 

Gloucester County, d/o Olivier Vallée and Anasthasie Thériault: they settled at 

Lameque and had thirteen children: 

4) Marie Geneviève (or Mary Jane) Luce born 12 Aug 1865, m. Mr. Curran and 

moved to Bangor, ME: 

5) Élie Jean Luce (aka John Lewis) born 28 Apr 1867: moved to Wisconsin: 

6) François Luce (aka Frank Lewis) born 12 Jan 1869: family moved to East 

Millinocket, ME: 

7) Thomas Wallace Luce (aka Thomas Lewis) born 16 Oct 1870, d. 1959, m. (1 st ) 15 

Aug 1898 at Caraquet, NB, Georgina DeGrace b. 1882, d. 1911: had issue: m. (2 nd ) 8 

Jul 1911 at Lameque, NB, Elizabeth Duguay and had issue: m. (3 rd ) 9 Jan 1934 at 

Neguac, NB, Madeleine Saint-Coeur b. 1909, d. 1967: had issue: 

8) George Luce born 28 Jun 1872, died 1928, m. 1894 Clémentine DeSilva born 

1876 d/o Clément DeSilva and Marie Blais: they had fourteen children: 

9) Marie-Anne Élizabeth Luce born 2 Sep 1874, d. 14 Oct 1920, m. 10 Feb 1896 at 

Island River, NB, Oliver Vallée b. 1854, d. 22 Mar 1926 at Bathurst, NB: he was the 

brother of Marie Anne: had issue. 

Source: MC80/887 Thomas W. Luce’s The genealogy of Philip Luce (1817-1892) 

also known as Philip Lewis. 

LUDGATE: Robert Ludgate b. - , died 1868: he served at Eastport, Maine in 1815 

in 102 nd Connaught Ranger Regiment: m. 14 Nov 1814 Catherine Helen Cameron 

d/o Hugh Cameron of the 74 th Highland Argyle Regt.: family came to NB and settled 

at Tower Hill, Saint David Parish, Charlotte County: 

Children: 

1) James Ludgate b. 7 Sep 1815 at Fort Hill, Eastport, ME, d. 24 Aug 1903, married 

22 Oct 1845 Caroline Dunham b. 22 Dec 1818, d. 20 Nov 1902, d/o Samuel 

Dunham and Susan Foster: they had one daughter and four sons: 

2) Helen A. Ludgate born 1817, d. 1906, m. Alexander Woodcock b. 1811, died 

1875: had nine children:

3) Hugh Ludgate born c1821, married Elizabeth Russell: had six children: 

4) John Ludgate born 1823, died 1880, married Barbara Jane McKay born 1827, 

died 1879: had three children. 

Sources: MC1/Dunham #2, page 38-39: see also MC3059 Kaye Richardson fonds, 

file 2, Scrapbook; Hugh Cameron data, 6 pages; see file 3, Scrapbook. 

LUDLOW: Gabriel George Ludlow b. 16 Apr 1736 in Queens County, Long Island, 

NY, died 12 Feb 1808, s/o Gabriel Ludlow and Frances Duncan: m. 3 Sep 1760 

Ann VerPlanck b. - , died 1822: came from NY to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and 

settled in Saint John: 

Children: 

1) Mary Ludlow b. 1762, d. 2 May 1854, m. Francis Dashwood of Jamaica, BWI: 

had two sons and two daughters: 

2) Julian Ludlow b. 1 Jan 1764, d. 14 Oct 1826, married 15 Oct 1792 Maria Ludlow 

b. 1772, his second cousin, d/o Thomas and Mary Ludlow: resided in New York 

City: had three sons and six daughters: 

3) Frances Ann Ludlow born 1766, d. unmarried 1840: settled in Saint John: 

4) Gabriel VerPlanck Ludlow born 1768, d. 30 Apr 1825, m. 1798 Elizabeth A. 

Hunter: resided in New York City: had three sons, one daughter. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: Gabriel George Ludlow, 1 page: MC1286 Volume 

V Dictionary of Canadian Biography, page 503-5: see also MC80/22 Isabel Louise 

Hill’s Some Loyalists and Others pages 14-15: see MC80/450 Charlotte G. 

Robinson’s Pioneer Profiles of New Brunswick Settlers “Ann Ludlow” pages 65-74: 

see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Volume 25, No. 4, Winter 2003, Mary 

Rosevear’s Gabriel George Ludlow, page 7. 

LUDLOW: George Duncan Ludlow b. 29 Sep 1737 in Queens County, Long Island, 

NY, d. 13 Nov 1808 in Fredericton: s/o Gabriel Ludlow and Frances Duncan: m. 22 

Apr 1758 his cousin, Frances Duncan born 1738 d/o Thomas Duncan of NY, d. 16 

Oct 1825: left NY for NB in 1783 as Loyalists: settled at Springhill, Kingsclear 

Parish, York County: 

Children: 

1) Frances Ludlow born 1766, d. 25 Jan 1840, m. Richard Harrison of NY: 

2) Elizabeth Ludlow m. 1787 John Robinson b. 1761, d. 1828, a brother of Beverley 

Robinson of Nashwaaksis, NB: 

3) George Ludlow b. 18 Jul 1773, d. 23 Jan 1847: went to Nevis, BWI, then to Paris, 

France. 

Sources: MC1156 Graves Papers: George Duncan Ludlow, 1 page: see also MC1286 

Volume V Dictionary of Canadian Biography, pages 505-507: see also MC80/22 

Isabel Louise Hill’s Some Loyalists and Others pages 12-13. 

LUDLOW: William Ludlow born 1800, died 11 Sep 1854: may have come from 

Maine to NB: settled at Wilsons Beach, Campobello, Charlotte County: married Mar

1824 on Campobello, Eliza Wilson: 

Children born at Wilsons Beach: 

1) Sarah Jane Ludlow born c1824, d. 1895, m. Mr. Bassett and had issue: 

2) Nelson Ludlow b. c1826, married Sarah Elizabeth - b. c1829 in Saint John, d. 6 

Jun 1867: settled on Campobello and had children: 

3) David Ludlow b. c1829, d. 1870, married Adeline Wheeler b. c1818 near 

Fredericton, died 1904 at Wilsons Beach: they had three children: 

4) Wallace Ludlow b. c1831: 

5) Onslow Ludlow b. c1833, died 1890, married Sophia Beryanson: settled on 

Campobello: had two children: 

6) Prudence Ludlow b. c1837: 

7) Adeline Ludlow born c1839, married William Tinker s/o David Tinker and 

Frances D. Patterson: 

8) Melissa Ludlow b. c1842, d. 1908 at Wilsons Beach, m. Stephen Tinker s/o 

David Tinker and Frances D. Patterson. 

Source: MC80/2365 Kaye C. Nath’s The Clines of the Passamaquoddy, pages 202- 

210. 

LUFBERRY: Jonathan Lufberry or Lufbury b. - , d. 1833: came to NB in 1783 as 

a Loyalist and settled on the Miramichi River near Newcastle in Northumberland 

County: 


early settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 1 page: see entry for Jonathan 

Lufbury. 

LUGRIN: Peter Lugrin born c1755 in London, England, died 25 Jun 1814, s/o 

Simeon Lugrin and Catherine Bertrand: m. 24 Aug 1782 in New York City, Jane 

Kilman born c1755, died 23 Jan 1813, d/o Nicholas and Hannah Kilman of New 

York: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled in Saint John: 

Children: 

1) Catherine Lugrin b. 23 Jun 1783 in New York City, m. 7 Dec 1812 Daniel Sulis 

of Digby, NS: 

2) Hannah Lugrin born 7 Jul 1785 in NB, married 3 Sep 1817 in Saint John, George 

White: 

3) Elizabeth Lugrin born 1 Jun 1787 at Saint John, married 11 Apr 1808 Paul 

Phillips: 

4) Jane Lugrin born 20 Apr 1788, married 21 Jun 1816 Henry Chubb: 

5) George Kilman Lugrin born 31 Jul 1791 at Long Reach, NB, died 12 May 1835, 

m. 5 Feb 1815 at Saint John, Deborah Ann Smiler born 1796, d. 1 Dec 1877, d/o 

Samuel Smiler of Saint John: settled at Fredericton, York County and had five 

children: 

6) Simon Lee Lugrin b. 2 Sep 1796, d. 28 Jul 1859 at Saint John: m. (1 st ) 12 Jan 1823 

Eliza Mackie b. 1801, d. 11 May 1836, d/o Capt. James Mackie of Saint John: had 

two children: m. (2 nd ) 28 Nov 1837 Sarah Allen d/o Edmund Allen of Halifax, NS: 

had five children: 

7) Horatio Nelson Hicks Lugrin b. 11 Jan 1799 at Saint John, d. 9 May 1873, m. 3

Nov 1829 at Saint John, NB, Louisa Chamberlain Greenwood b. - , d. 30 Nov 

1850, d/o Samuel Greenwood: had five children: m. (2 nd ) 8 Jun 1857 at Hartford, CT, 

Frances M. Granger: had four children: first settled in Saint John then went to 

Philadelphia, PA. 

Sources: MC1286 Volume VI Dictionary of Canadian Biography, pages 408-409: 

see MC80/132 Lillian M.B. Maxwell’s The old grave-yard, page 91: see also 


194-199: see MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #64, Summer 1995: Paul B. 

Raymond’s The Huguenot Lugrins of Switzerland, New York and New Brunswick, 

pages 20-22: see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lugrin family, 

microfilm F11085, 6 pgs: Daniel Sullis’ brothers Joseph Sulis, Charles Sulis and 

John Silus also came to NB and settled in Saint John. 

LUGRIN: Simeon Lugrin born Jun 1730 in Vaud Canton, Switzerland, d. 17 Sep 

1803 in Saint John, NB, s/o Peter Moses Lugrin and Benine Marguerite Rochat of 

Lake de Joux, Romain Motier, Berne, Switzerland: m. 25 Nov 1753 at Soho, London, 

England, Catherine Bertrand: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled in 

Saint John: only child mentioned was, Peter Lugrin b. 20 Feb 1755 probably in Soho, 

England: went to New York: he joined British Army during War: m. 24 Aug 1782 

Jane Kilman: settled in NB and had issue. 

Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #64, Summer 1995: Paul B. Raymond’s 

The Huguenot Lugrins of Switzerland, New York and New Brunswick, pages 20-22: 

see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lugrin family, microfilm 

F11085, 6 pages. 

LUKE: Charles Luke born on 5 Oct 1777 in Scotland s/o William Luke and 

Christian Meffen: married 17 Jun 1802 in Scotland, Ann Dawson: the family came 

from Clackmannan, Scotland in 1816 and probably settled in Newcastle, 


Children born in Clackmannan: 

1) William Luke b. 12 Mar 1804: 

2) Charles Luke b. 19 Apr 1806, m. 6 Jan 1844 Jane Drysdale: four children: 

3) James Luke b. 9 Jun 1808, died 30 Jun 1874 in Newcastle, NB, m. 22 Aug 1834 

Catherine Watson b. 17 Apr 1807, d. 1903: they settled in Russellville, Newcastle 

Parish and had eight children. 

Source: MC80/ 2689 Miramichi Branch of the NBGS, Some first families of the 

Miramichi, 2 pages (also see page for James Luke). 

LUMBSDEN: William Lumbsden born c1812 in England: he came to NB in 1840 

and settled on Shippagan Island, Gloucester County: married (1 st ) c1840 Elizabeth 

Witzell d/o William Witzell and Mary Topham, married (2 nd ) 27 Nov 1880 at 

Shippagan, Nancy Hébert d/o Joseph Hébert and Olive Mallet: 

Children of first marriage:

1) Rébecca Lumbsden b. c1842, d. unmarried: 

2) John/Jim Lumbsden b. c1843, married Victoria Mallet: had issue: 

3) Robert Lumbsden born c1845: 

4) William Lumbsden born c1847: 

5) Élisabeth Lumbsden b. c1855, m. 25 Oct 1880 at Shippagan, Isidore Hébert s/o 

Joseph Hébert and Olive Mallet: 

6) George Lumbsden born c 1869, m. Élisabeth Duguay d/o Aimé Duguay and 

Mathildy Doucet. 

Source: MC80/286 Donat Robichaud’s Le grand Chipagan: histoire de Shippagan, 

page 364. 

LUMSDEN: George Lumsden came from New Haven, CT: m. Elizabeth - : they 

and four children, three under ten and one over ten came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists 

and settled in Beaver Harbour, Pennfield Parish, Charlotte County: 


1) Elizabeth Lumsden: 

2) George Lumsden: 

3) Samuel Lumsden: 

4) Stephen Lumsden. 

Source: MC80/1720 Theodore C. Holmes’ Loyalists to Canada: the 1783 settlement 

of Quakers and others at Passamaquoddy, pages 83-84. 

LUNN: John Lunn born c1765 in USA, d. c1812: he came to NB in 1783 as a 

Loyalist and settled near Maquapit Lake, Sheffield Parish, Sunbury County: m. c1788 

Mary - b. c1770 at Boston, MA, died c1855: 

Children born in Sheffield Parish: 

1) William Lunn bp. 24 Oct 1791, d. before 1820, m. Naomi Prosser b. 1776, died 

1842: 

2) Thomas G. Lunn bp. 8 Jul 1792 at Sheffield, d. 6 Mar 1887, married Sarah 

Simmons born c1794 at Sheffield, d. 5 Feb 1872: first settled in Sheffield, then moved 

to Summerfield, Wicklow Parish, Carleton County: had ten children: 

3) Hannah Lunn born c1795, d. 3 Apr 1877, m. 16 Aug 1811 James Hunter b. 

c1787, died 7 May 1883, buried at Lakeville Corner: they had nine children: 

4) Mary Ann Lunn married on 21 Sep 1819 at Sheffield, NB, John DeLong: 

5) John Lunn married 27 Nov 1817 at Sheffield, Catherine Roberts: 

6) James Lunn born c1801, d. 10 Aug 1869, m. (1 st ) 11 Dec 1837 at Sheffield, Jane 

Vernon b. - , d. before 1841, married (2 nd ) 1 Apr 1841 at Sheffield, Jane 

(Cowperthewaite) Taylor b. 1808, d. 22 Mar 1862: had one child. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pgs. 227 to 228, 

248-249: also see the Sunbury and Carleton County census records: see also 

MC80/2436 Robert E. Lunn’s Lunn family history: widow Mary Lunn m. (2 nd ) 29 

Sep 1813 at Sheffield, Hicks Seaman b. c1757, d. 24 Jan 1841: they had two children: 

widow Naomi (Prosser) Lunn married (2 nd ) Thomas Jewett b. 1776, d. 1842.

LUNT: Enoch Lunt b. 28 Oct 1799, died 20 Sep 1873: first settled in Sunbury 

County, later moved to Saint John: married Mary Hoben born in 1803, died 1 Jun 

1880. 

Source: MC1156 Graves Papers: Enoch Lunt, 1 page. 

LUTZ: John Lutz s/o Michael Lutz and Ann Catherine Schaaf: he married 

Catherine Jones d/o Charles Jones: family settled in Moncton, Westmorland County 

area: 

Children: 

1) John Lutz: 

2) Henry Lutz: 

3) William Lutz b. 1789, m. Susannah Steeves born 1794: had nine children: 

4) Zachariah Lutz b. 1795, d. 1864, m. Mary Steeves b. 1800, d. 3 Oct 1881: had at 

least five children: 

5) Jeremiah Lutz b. - , m. 26 Nov 1818 Ruth Beck born 1796, d. 2 Nov 1861: had at 

least four children: 

6) Olive Lutz b. 1792, d. 1872, m. 13 Dec 1812, Christian Steeves b. - , d. 25 Feb 

1829: had issue: 

7) Catherine Lutz born c1799, m. 14 Jan 1819 Martin Wilson b. c1793: they had 


8) Martha Lutz b. c1803, died 30 Mar 1874, married 3 Jan 1821 John Brown born 

1800, d. 27 May 1863: they had five children: 

9) Margaret Lutz b. 27 Mar 1804?, d. 23 Dec 1886, m. 28 Oct 1825 Solomon Jones 

b 27 Jan 1802, d. 25 Mar 1875, s/o Henry Jones and Christina Somers they had 

twelve children: 

10) Ruth Lutz born c1805, married 21 Jan 1830 John Crossman born c1806: they 

had nine children. 

Source: Lutz Mountain Heritage Foundation’s Genealogy of Michael and Katherine 

Lutz (1766) on microfilm reel F8915. 

LUTZ: Michael Lutz b. 17 Apr 1723 at Kreuzivertheim, Germany, died 1794, s/o 

Johann Wilhelm Lutz: m. 17 Nov 1747 Anna Walpurgis Wiessler born 

Kreuzivertheim d/o Peter Wiessler: or m. Ann Catherine Schaaf: first settled in 

Pennsylvania: came to NB about 1766: eventually settled on the Petitcodiac River in 

Moncton Parish, Westmorland County: 


1) Katherine Lutz bp. 11 Jan 1749, d. 1827, m. c1772 Jacob Steeves b. c1750 in 

Europe, d. 9 Oct 1803, the eldest s/o Henry Steeves: settled in Hillsborough Parish, 

Albert County and had six children. 

2) Peter Lutz born 3 Dec 1751 in Kreuzwertheim, Germany, m. Mary Ricker born 

1756, d. 1851: settled at Hillsborough, Albert County: had three children: 

3) Margaret Lutz b. 1754, d. 2 Jan 1828, married 30 Apr 1774 John Steeves b. 1752, 

d. 1 Feb 1821, second s/o Henry Steeves: settled in Hillsborough and had thirteen 

children: 

4) John Lutz b. c1755, married Catherine Jones d/o Charles and Catherine Jones:

they settled in Moncton and had issue: 

Sources: MC1/Lutz, 1 page: contains copy of article titled Pioneer Families in New 

Brunswick by EC Wright: see MC80/923 Jack M. Seeley’s Looking Back, page A34- 

2: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 3, 215- 

216: see also MC80/2151 Hollis A. Smith’s Climbing our family tree: an account of 

the ancestors and descendants of George Edwin Smith and Alfretta Keith, page 192: 

see also Lutz Mountain Heritage Foundation’s Genealogy of Michael and Katherine 

Lutz (1766): see MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm 

F20988: see sheet for (George) Michael Lutz. 

LUTZ: Peter Lutz born 12 Mar 1751 Kreuzwertheim, Germany, s/o George Michael 

Lutz and Ann Catherine Schaaf or Anna Walpurgis Wiessler: m. Mary Ricker 

born 1756, d. 1851, d/o Jacob Ricker: settled first in Salisbury Parish, Westmorland 

County then in Coverdale Parish, Albert County: 

Children: 

1) Sophia Lutz b. 1775, d. 1851, m. Martin Jonah: 

2) Michael Lutz b. 1776, married (1 st ) - , (2 nd ) 15 Jan 1829 Mrs. Elizabeth 

(Charters) Gallagher born c1778, widow of Mr. Gallagher: 

3) Rosanna Lutz b. 1777, d. c1811, married Robert MacFarlane b. c1767 in 

Scotland, died 23 Feb 1815: settled at Dover, Dorchester Parish, Westmorland 

County: had issue: 

4) Mary Pauline Lutz b. 1799, m. Henry Jonah b. - , d. 1842: 

5) Elizabeth May Lutz born c1783, died after 1851, m. c1799 John Geldart born 

c1778, d. 28 May 1854: settled at Elgin, NB: 

6) Peter Lutz b. c1785, died in Coverdale, m. (1 st ) 7 May 1816 Eunice Jonah, (2 nd ) 

28 Mar 1822 Elizabeth Leeman b. c1792: 

7) John Lutz born 1788, d. 1867, m. (1 st ) 12 Jan 1815 Rosanna Steeves born 18 Mar 

1796, (2 nd ) 6 Dec 1827 Lydia Wilbur born 1808, died 1874: settled at Wilmot, NB: 

8) Susan Lutz b. 1791, d. 1876, m. 2 Nov 1814 David Steeves b. 2 Mar 1782, died 

1847: 

9) Charles Lutz born 19 Mar 1794 at Coverdale, died 9 Dec 1870, married 12 Aug 

1818 Margaret Steeves born 17 Apr 1806, died 27 Jan 1868: 

10) William Lutz born c1801, d. 4 Sep 1879, married 9 Dec 1830 Catherine Steeves 

born c1803, d. 27 Sep 1892: 

11) Ann/Nancy Lutz m. 26 Oct 1820 William Dalegant or Deligan b. c1797: 

12) Margaret Lutz married 26 Oct 1820 Daniel McLean born c1779. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 3: see also 

MC80/1790 Ken Kanner’s Early families revisited, pages 178-179. 

LYDECKER: Samuel Benson Lydecker born 6 Jun 1736 in Hackensack, NJ, d. by 

Nov 1810, s/o Ryck Lydecker and Maritie Benson: married Catherine Provost b. 5 

Jan 1764 New Jersey, may have d. by 1783, d/o Daniel Provost and Anneke 

Vanderwater: Samuel and three children came from Hackensack, NJ to NB in 1783 

as Loyalists: settled in Hampstead Parish, Queens County: 

Children: 

1) Anna B. Lydecker b. 2 Mar 1766 in NJ, died 22 Jul 1854, m. (1 st ) Gilbert Lester,

m. (2 nd ) 18 Jan 1791 at Gagetown, Queens County, as his second wife, Joseph 

Folkins b. 3 or 23 Oct 1753 probably in Holland or Germany, died 17 Mar 1842: 

came from Philadelphia, PA to NB 1783 and eventually settled at Centre Millstream in 

Kings County: had nine children: 

2) Samuel Lydecker born c1764 in NJ, died Carleton County, married 9 Feb 1813 

Sarah Lunt: 

3) Richard Lydecker b. c1769 NJ. 

Sources: MC80/1746 William H. Folkins The Folkins family, pages 1 to 6: a 

Richard Lydecker came from Philadelphia, PA, to NB in 1783 and settled at Jemseg, 

Queens County: see MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first 

families in New Brunswick, pages 163-164. 

LYDON: Michael Lydon b. in Ireland, possibly County Cork, d. c1869, m. 11 Sep 

1865 Catherine Whalen born in Waterford, County Cork, Ireland: came to NB as 

young girl: family settled in Saint John: 

Children: 

1) Thomas Lydon b. 24 Aug 1866, d. Feb 1918, married 29 Nov 1894 Helen 

Getchell born c1875 d/o Thomas Getchell and Ann Robinson of Moncton: 

2) Bidilla H. Lydon born 20 Feb 1868, m. 1 May 1893 Frederick R. Nash. 

Source: MC1/Lydon: 6 pages: Catherine (Whalen) Lydon married (2 nd ) 28 Jul 1873 

Robert Rogerson of Moncton: this family moved to Johnville, Kent Parish, Carleton 

County after 1877. 

LYMAN: Daniel Lyman born 13 Jul 1753 New Haven, CT, d. 1794 in York County, 

NB, s/o Daniel Lyman and Sarah Miles: married at New Haven, CT, Statira Jane 

Camp born 18 Apr 1755, died 28 Sep 1800 at Fredericton, d/o Abiather Camp and 

Rebecca Cook: had no issue. 

Sources: MC1/Cook #3, 6 pages: the file contains a copy from The American 

Genealogist titled Susannah (Jones) Wilson and her immediate descendants by D.L. 

Jacobus: page 167: see also MC1156 Graves Papers: Daniel Lyman, 1 page: which 

claims that Daniel was s/o Phineas Lyman and - Dwight: see MC211 Raymond 

Paddock Gorham Collection: MS 4/8/9: see also MC80/145 Louise Hill’s 

Fredericton, New Brunswick, British North America, page 192: see also MC80/644 

Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. I, pages 56-61. 

LYMAN: Daniel Dewite Lyman born 1807 in Nova Scotia: came to NB in 1834: 

first settled in Little Rocher, then at West River, Harvey Parish, Albert County: m. 

(1 st ) - : m. (2 nd ) Kezie Wilbur born 1816 in NB: 


1) Oliver Lyman born 1828 in NS, m. Kezie Wilbur born 1816: had issue: 

2) Elizabeth Lyman b. 1838 in NB: 

3) Lois Lyman b. 1840, m. Lemuel Lewis born 1835 at Lewis Hill, NB, s/o Edmund 

Lewis and Amelia Jane Lewis: settled at Little Rocher: had seven children:

4) William Lyman b. 1842, m. Mary Dobson Cannon b. 1842 at Butternut Ridge, 

Havelock Parish, Kings County: had issue: 

5) Daniel Lyman born 1844, married Lois Wilbur: 

6) Joseph Allen Lyman born in 1850, m. Deliah Copp: 


7) Henry Sutherland Lyman b. 1858 at West River, NB, m. Bessie Rebecca 

O’Toole and had two children: 

8) Dora Jane Lyman b. 1860 at West River, NB, m. John McAfee b. 1857 at 

Shediac, Westmorland County, NB: had issue. 

Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, page 157: also 

see the Albert County census records: see MC2966 Norman Dixon fonds, 

Descendancy charts, binder 21C1, Lyman family, 23 pages. 

LYNCH: David Lynch b. 17 May 1836 in County Derry, Ireland, s/o Patrick Lynch 

who came to NB in the 1840’s: David married Mary Ann Mahoney: they settled in 

Saint John and had eleven children. 

Source: MC80/122 E.C. Wright’s Saint John ships and their builders, pages 167- 

168. 

LYNCH: Timothy Lynch b. in Ireland, died 3 Feb 1908 while he was visiting 

Glassville, Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: came from Ireland to NB with his 

parents who settled on the Taxis River in Northumberland County: in the 1870’s he 

lumbered at Juniper, Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: moved to Fredericton, York 

County about 1900: he m. (1 st ) Harriet Coy of Bath, Kent Parish, Carleton County b. 

- , died 1 Nov 1880: m. (2 nd ) Margaret Bohan of Bath, NB: 


1) Miss Lynch m. Mr. Pegram: 

2) Julia Lynch: 

3) Bert Lynch (Dr.): 


4) Katherine Lynch: 

5) Mary Lynch: 

6) Margaret Lynch: 

7) Josephine Lynch: 

8) Leo Lynch: 

9) Thomas Lynch. 

Source: MC80/145 Louise Hill’s Fredericton, New Brunswick, British North 

America, pages 305, 307 and 308: see also MC80/2241 Herbert N. Bradley’s History 

of Foreston, Carleton County, New Brunswick including adjacent communities of 

Biggar Ridge and Beaufort, page 122. 

LYNCH: William Lynch b. 1798 in Ireland, d. 1868: came to NB in 1816 and settled

at Burton Parish, Sunbury County: married Eunice Ann Brown b. 1799 at Burton, 

NB, died 1874, d/o Josiah Sawyer Brown and Nellie Munroe: 


1) George Walter Lynch b. 1833: 

2) Eleann Lynch b. 1835: 

3) Arabella Lynch b. 1837: 

4) Alexa Agnes Lynch born 1839, died 1815, m. William Logue born 1832 at 

Burton, d. 1892, s/o William Logue and Mary Lafferty: settled in Burton and had 


5) William Augustus Lynch b. 1841. 


see also the Sunbury County census. 

LYNDON: Capt. Michael Lyndon b. in Ireland, m. Catherine Whalen born c1832 

in Waterford, County Cork, Ireland, d. 1919: came to NB and settled in Saint John: 

only child mentioned was, Thomas Henry Lyndon born 1866 in Saint John, d. 1918, 

married Helen Getchell b. c1874 in Moncton, d. 1912 in Boston, MA, d/o Thomas 

Getchell and Ann Robertson: settled in Saint John and had issue. 


LYNN: George Lynn m. Jane - born 1807 in Ireland, d. 6 Aug 1874: came to NB 

in 1843 and settled in Saint John: the only child mentioned was, Lily H. Lynn married 

Johnston Wilkins: they settled in Saint John and had issue. 


records of the Wesleyan burial ground, Saint John, NB, pgs. 141, 260. 

LYNOTT: Edward Lynott b. in County Leitrim, Ireland, m. Mary Leddy of County 

Cavan, Ireland: they came to NB and settled in St. George, Charlotte County: only 

child mentioned was, James Edward Lynott born 26 Jun 1839, died 7 Jan 1890, m. 4 

May 1863 Kathleen A. Sullivan d/o Daniel Sullivan of St. Stephen, born - , died Feb 

1913: they had four sons. 

Source: MC1156 Graves Papers: James Edward Lynott, 1 page. 

LYON: Daniel Lyon m. Mary - : they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled 

in Canning Parish, Queens County: 

Children: 

1) Jemima Lyon: 

2) Amber Lyon: 

3) Mary Lyon: 

4) Deborah Lyon:

5) Reuben Lyon: 

6) Daniel Lyon. 


page 229. 

LYON: Hezekiah Lyon born 3 Aug 1757 in Fairfield, CT, died before 1851 in 

Westmorland County, s/o Joseph Lyon and Lois Thorpe: came to NB in 1783 as a 

Loyalist and settled at Fredericton in York County: m. c1790 Sabra Lyon born 2 Aug 

1768 at Redding, CT, died 15 Aug 1852, d/o John Lyon and Hepzibah Betts: only 

child mentioned was, William Henry Lyon born 1799 at Fredericton, d. after 1861, 

m. 17 Oct 1820 at Shediac, NB, Amelia (Smith) Armstrong. 

Source: MC1/Lyon #5, 6 pages. 

LYON: John Lyon Sr. born 16 Nov 1739 Redding, CT, d. 13 Dec 1818, s/o Nathan 

and Abigail Lyon, m. 20 Sep 1761 at Wilton, CT, Hepzibah Betts bp. 11 May 1740, 

d. 25 Sep 1817, d/o Stephen and Ruth Betts: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists 

and settled in Kingston Parish, Kings County: 

Children born in Redding, CT: 

1) John Lyon born 8 Jul 1763, died 4 Apr 1845, married 9 Dec 1790 Sarah 

Northrup born 10 Dec 1771 at Ridgefield, CT, d. 3 Apr 1839: they settled at Hazen’s 

Bluff and had eleven children: 

2) Abigail Lyon born 31 May 1764, d. 16 Jul 1820, m. Walter Bates b. 1760, died 11 

Feb 1842: 

3) Reuben Lyon b. 3 Jun 1766, m. Sarah Flagler: received land on Keswick River in 

York County: 

4) Sabra Lyon born 2 Aug 1768, m. Hezekiah Lyon: 

5) Ruth Lyon born 31 Jul 1770, d. 7 Jan 1858 at Shediac, NB, m. 15 Oct 1792 Bowen 

Smith b. 27 Aug 1764, died 1 Apr 1836, s/o Josiah Smith and Mary Barker: 

6) Peter Lyon b. 2 May 1773, m. 17 Nov 1802 Ruth Tisdell of Waterborough NB, b. 

c1774, d. 7 Dec 1848: 

7) George Lyon b. 14 Jun 1776, d. 5 Nov 1780: 

8) William Henry Lyon b. 25 Jun 1782, died 1854 Welsford, married Sarah B. 

Jarvis d/o John and Sarah Jarvis: 

9) Hepzibah Lyon b. c1785. 

Sources: MC1/Lyon #1,4,5, 30 pages: the data in these files disagree: see also 

MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 394-395: see also 

MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 

Brunswick, page 171: see MC80/2783 - Armstrong Corner: memories, pages 83 

to 97: see also RS184 New Brunswick Museum Vertical files, Lyon family, includes, 

Lineage of the Lyon family from 1066 to 1666, microfilm F11085, 10 pages. 

LYON: John Lyon Jr. born 8 Jul 1763 Redding, CT, d. 4 Apr 1845, s/o John Lyon 

and Hepzibah Betts, m. 9 Dec 1790 at Kingston, NB, Sarah Northrup b. 10 Dec 

1771 at Ridgefield, CT, d. 3 Apr 1839, d/o Benajah Northrup and Sarah Keeler:

came to NB and settled at Kingston, Kings County, NB: 

Children: 

1) Hannah Lyon born 16 Oct 1791, died 18 Nov 1869, married 12 Nov 1810 John 

Prince: 

2) Nancy Lyon born 27 Oct 1793, married 12 Sep 1812 Dr. Adino Paddock: 

3) George Henry Lyon born 27 Mar 1794, d. 11 May 1864, m. 26 Nov 1818 Sarah 

H. Benedict born 23 Jan 1796 at Ridgefield, CT, died 16 Oct 1866, d/o Joseph 

Benedict and Joanna Northrup: this family settled at Welsford, NB: 

4) Philo Alonzo Lyon b. 9 Mar 1797, d. 20 Nov 1820: 

5) James Bowen Lyon b. 4 Sep 1800, m. 3 Feb 1825 Lydia or Olivia Belyea: 

6) Mary Lyon born 11 Jun 1802, married 3 Nov 1823 Thomas Flewelling: 

7) Betsey Matilda Lyon born 28 Nov 1804, died 13 Aug 1807: 

8) David Alanson Lyon born 27 Jan 1808, died Dec 1873: 

9) Walter Wilson Lyon b. 27 Feb 1810: 

10) Sarah Malinda Lyon born 31 May 1813, d. 19 Feb 1815: 

11) John Lewis Lyon b. 14 Sep 1816, died 17 Mar 1845. 

Source: MC1/Lyon #4, 30 pages: see also MC80/2783 - Armstrong Corner: 

memories, pages 83-97. 

LYON: Joseph Oliver Lyon b. c1728 Fairfield County, CT, died 9 Nov 1812, s/o 

Nathan Lyon and Abigail Mallory: m. (1 st ) 21 May 1761 Lois Sanford b. 14 Sep 

1743, died 15 Dec 1769, d/o Ephraim Sanford and Elizabeth Mix: m. (2 nd ) 1 Nov 

1770 Sarah Jane Bulkley born c1751, d. 10 Apr 1833, d/o Peter Bulkley and Sarah 

Turney: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: settled on Long Reach in Kingston Parish, 

Kings County: 


1) Augustus Lyon born 4 Apr 1765, d. in Connecticut, m. 20 Mar 1788 Mary 

Bennett: he came to NB with his family but returned to USA: 


2) Lucy Lyon b. c1772, died young: 

3) possibly, Robert Lyon: 

4) Sarah Lyon b. 1785, bp. 23 Jun 1786, d. 2 May 1860 at Petersville, Queens 

County, married 16 Jan 1810 in Kings County, John Perkins b. 1787 in Kings 

County, d. 1 Nov 1876 at Woodstock, Carleton County: first settled in Kings County: 

had eight children: 

5) Joseph Armitage Lyon b. c1788, d. 27 Oct 1870, m. 11 Feb 1812 Rachel Belyea 

born 1788 in Kings County, died 27 Feb 1864, d/o Abraham Belyea: settled in 

Kingston Parish and had eight children: 

6) Jane Catherine Lyon born 14 Oct 1790, d. 24 Nov 1866 at North Oxford, ON, m. 

5 Dec 1805 Benjamin Benedict Crawford born 21 Aug 1777 Pound Ridge, 

Westchester County, NY: settled at Long Reach: had thirteen children. 


Brunswick, page 171: see also MC80/2362 Ruth Ellis’ Lyon family history: see also 

MC80/2783 - Armstrong Corner: memories, pgs. 83-84.

LYON: Reuben Lyon born in Westchester County, NY s/o Joseph Lyon and Mary 

Disbrow: he came to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled at Shediac in Westmorland 

County: married Dorothy - and had a large family: 


1) Stephen Lyon born c1791: 

2) Benjamin Lyon b. c1794. 



LYONS: James Lyons born 1825 in Scotland: first came to Boston, MA, then moved 

to NB in 1861: settled at Campbellton, Addington Parish, Restigouche County: 

married Jane Coulter born 1836 in Ireland, died 14 Dec 1891: 

Children: 

1) William Lyons b. c1856 in USA, d. 4 Apr 1895, married Mary - : 

2) Elizabeth Ann Lyons born 10 Jul 1858, d. 1935 in Wolfville, NS, m. before 1879 

Benjamin Sawyer born c1855 at New Carlisle, QC: settled in Campbellton: had four 

children: 

3) Richard Lyons born 1860, may have d. by 1881. 

Source: MC80/2219 Denis A. Benson’s A matriarchy: Vol. 2. 

LYONS: Jeremiah Lyons or Lyon born in Westchester County, NY, d. after 1812, 

s/o Joseph Lyons and Mary Disbrow: came to NB 1783 as a Loyalist: m. Elizabeth 

- : first settled on the Keswick River in Douglas Parish, York County, then moved to 

Ludlow Parish, Northumberland County: 

Children: 

1) Daniel Lyons b. 30 Aug 1793, d. 2/3 May 1861, m. c1818 Sarah Collings born 4 

May 1797, d. 10 Nov 1870: 

2) possibly, James Lyons m. 1823 Elizabeth Bagnell: 

3) Mary Lyons born 1797, m. (1 st ) 17 Jul 1818 Thomas Amos, (2 nd ) Patrick 

Kinchella, m. (3 rd ) William Byron: 

4) Elizabeth Lyons married 22 Mar 1816 Morris Kearney: 

5) Joseph Lyons born 1800, died before 1851, m. 1 Oct 1822 Ann R. Collings born 

1807, died before 1871: 

6) Jeremiah Lyons Jr. b. 23 Aug 1801, d. 15 Sep 1831, m. 7 Oct 1824 Mary 

MacDonald b. 4 Dec 1802, d. 15 Aug 1891: moved to Maine: 

7) Jane Lyons born 1806, married 15 Dec 1822 Samuel Betts born 1802: 

8) Hannah Lyons b. 1809, m. (1 st ) James Cochrane, m. (2 nd ) Robert Doak s/o 

James Doak, m. (3 rd ) Thomas Day: 

9) William Lyons b. 1810, m. Isabella Shannon: 

10) David Lyons born 1812, m. 3 Feb 1835 Charlotte E. Price born in 1813 at 

Ludlow, NB, d/o John Price and Mary Hovey: settled in Northumberland County: 

had issue: 

11) Ellen Lyons m. Samuel Low. 

Sources: MC1/Lyons #1,2, 6 pages: see also MC1/Stillman, 2 pages: before family

came to NB, the surname was spelled as “Lyon”: Jeremiah’s brother Reuben Lyons, a 

Loyalist, also settled in NB: see also MC80/1027 William R. MacKinnon Jr.’s Over 

the portage: early history of the Upper Miramichi (revised), page 80, and the index: 

see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 220-221: 

see MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New 


LYONS: Jeremiah Lyons descended from an English family living in Ireland as part 

of the military occupation: he came from Ireland to NB and settled in the Carrols 

Crossing, Ludlow Parish, Northumberland County area: married 1824 Mary 

McDonald: the only child mentioned was, David Lyons married Charlotte Price: 

settled at Carrols Crossing and had seven children. 

Source: MC1/Lyons #6, 2 pages: Jeremiah may have had a brother, Daniel Lyons 

born 1792, died 1861, settled at Carrols Crossing. 

LYONS: Martin Lyons came to NB by 1777 with wife and four children and settled 

on the Miramichi River in Northumberland County: 


early settlers written by Mrs. Williston in 1947, 1 page: see entry for Martin Lyons. 

LYONS: Paul Lyons b. c1794 in Ireland, d. after 1871: came to NB in 1828 and 

settled at Exmoor, North Esk Parish, Northumberland County: married in Ireland, 

Margaret Ryan born in Ireland: 

Children: 

1) Alexander Lyons b. - , d. after 1858, m. Mary McPhee: settled in North Esk 

Parish, NB: 

2) Margaret Lyons b. c1825, d. after 1850: 

3) Ann Lyons b. Jul 1828, d. 1836: 

4) John Lyons b. 14 Jan 1831, died after 1881, m. (1 st ) Mary Sullivan, (2 nd ) Mary 

Quinlan: went to Stillwater, MN in 1856: 

5) Mary Lyons b. 19 Jun 1833, d. after 1891, m. 18 Jul 1865 Daniel Murphy born 

c1836, died 21 Dec 1922, s/o Martin Murphy and Catherine Barnaby: 

6) Bridget Lyons b. Sep 1835, d. young: 

7) Bridget Lyons b. Aug 1838, d. c1877, married Alexander Hare b. c1832, died 

after 1892, s/o Alexander Hare and Jane Allison: 

8) Catherine Lyons b. 1840, d. 26 Aug 1908, married William McKibbon born 

1811, d. Jan 1889. 

Sources: MC80/359 W.D. Hamilton’s Old North Esk: Revised, pgs. 243-244: see also 

MC80/2689 Miramichi Branch of the NBGS, Some first families of the Miramichi, 1 

page. 

LYONS: William Lyons b. c1810 in Ireland, m. Elizabeth - b. c1817 in Ireland:

came to NB in 1841 and settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County: 

Children: 

1) Eleanor Lyons b. c1836 in Ireland: 

2) Mary Jane Lyons b. c1839 in Ireland: 

3) William Lyons born c1844 in NB: 

4) Nathaniel Lyons b. c1846 in NB: 

5) John or James Lyons b. c1847 probably married Jane or Margaret McLean b. 

c1844 at Miramichi, Northumberland County: had issue: 

6) Thomas Lyons b. c1850. 

Sources: MC80/1831 Marion F. Lyons The family history of Randy Lyons, pages 64- 

66: also see the Sunbury County census records. 

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