 Bef 1727 - C 1790?
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| Name |
Timothy ROIX |
| Born |
Bef 1727 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
Bef 1831 ASSESS? |
| Residence |
19 Aug 1747 |
[Georgetown, Lincoln, ME]  |
| Assessed |
1770 |
Georgetown, Lincoln, ME |
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| Residence |
4 Jul 1783 |
Penobscot, Lincoln, ME |
- Downeast Ancestry
December 1983
Volume 7 Number 4
Penobscot Loyalists: A Bicentennial Tribute
Robert C. Brooks
p 133
Penobscot Inhabitanta Certified Loyal: 1783
4 July 1783
John Roax Sr: 4 over 10; 4 under 10; 8 total
Timothy Roax: 2 over 10; 3 under 10; 5 Total
Timothy Roax: 2 over 10
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| Residence |
10 Jun 1784 |
Passamaquoddy, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- http://members.shaw.ca/caren.secord/locations/NewBrunswick/Lists/PenobscotGroupSorted.html
From Library and Archives Canada, Ward Chipman Papers, Muster Master General's Office - Loyalists Musters, 1776-1785
(M.G. 23, D 1, Series I, Volume 24, pages 172-177) Microfilm C-9818
The list below has been sorted in alphabetical order by surname, in order to isolate possible family groups.
Return of Men, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists Settled in the District of Passamaquoddy the 10th of June 1784
Men: John Roax, Timothy Roax, Timothy Roax Jr
Women: Sarah Roax
Children over 10: Bryant Roax, Sarah Roax, Bryant Roax
Children under 10: James Roax, Elinor Roax, Timothy Roax, Susannh Roax, Abigail Roax, William Roax, Margt Roax, Hannah Roax
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| Residence |
1 Apr 1790 |
St George, Charlotte, NB |
| Residence |
4 Apr 1790 |
Charlotte, NB |
| Died |
C 1790? |
| Person ID |
I4072 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
22 Nov 2019 |
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| Documents |
 | St Andrews Rural 1805
A look at the families living on the Penobscot Association Grant in the rural part of St Andrews, New Brunswick, around 1805. |
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| Notes |
- Me Soldiers and Sailors Revolutionary: Nil
MA Soldiers and Sailors Revolutionary: Nil
- American Loyalist Claims, 1776-1835: Nil
Generations
December 1991
Penobscot Loyalist Timothy ROIX IROAX/ROAK/ROURKE
A Partial Identification
by: Karin E (Sherrard) Gower, Westbrook, Maine & Gerald F Gower, McLean, Virginia
Timothy Sr is recorded to have drawn farm lot #4 on Bocabec Cove and to have received town lot MI 2. John drew farm lot #26 on Oak Bay and received town lot MI 3. Timothy Jr drew farm lot #59 on the St Croix, but is said to have received no town lot. However, there is a mix-up in the recording of the distribution of the town lots as between Timothy Sr and Jr. A subsequent deed makes clear that it was Timothy Jr who received town lot MI 2.(1.) It is unclear why his father did not also receive a town lot.
- The Artificers and Inhabitants who Built Fort George, Penobscot, 1779-1780
Robert Carver Brooks
Maine Genealogist
May 2004
p 63
Suppliers of Materials or Services Who Did Not Work Building the Fort
Timothy Roax
- Lot 4 Bocabec
Volume B Page 124 [127/753]
No 427
Timothy Rourke [Also Roax] yeoman Charlotte County
Clark Hanson blacksmith NB
15 pounds
lot eastern side of the Grand Bay Passamaquoddy Lot 4
100 acres
4 April 1790
Timothy Roax [His mark]
Wit: John Robinson, Dand McLachlan
Volume C Page 54
[57/560]
No 44
Clark Hanson blacksmih Saint Patrick
Isaac Young yeoman Saint Patrick
65 pounds
Lot 4 Saint Patrick on the Grand Bay
100 acres
3 August 1799
Clark Hanson
Mary Hanson
Wit: John Robinson, William Munce?
Volume D Page 27
[30/473]
No 24
Isaac Young yeoman Saint Patrick
William Handson Saint Patrick
65 pounds
Lot 4 Saint Patrick
100 acres
1 May 1810
Isaac Young
Wit: Harris Hatch
Volume H Page 33
[36/547]
No 29 Mortgage
William Hanson yeoman St George
Neville Parker Esq St Andrews
Lot 4 Saint Patrick
100 acres
lately owned and occupied by Isaac young conveyed to William Hanson
17 January 1823 discharged 25 June 1823
William Hanson
Wi: James Wilson, Samuel Kelly
- Lot Mascarene Grant
Volume B Page 101 [104/753]
No 404
Timothy Rourke yeoman St George
Joel Bonny Saint Patrick
40 shillings
a certain mill stream or creek upon my Lot 34 Maguguadavick Mascarene Grant
1 April 1790
Timothy Rourke [His mark]
Wit: John Rourke, Joel Bonny Junr
- First Families
ROIX: John Roix or Rourke b. 30 Nov 1750 at Georgetown, ME, d. in early 1820s, s/o Timothy Roix or Rourke and Margaret McCarty: m. about 1775 Sarah - b. - , d. before 1817: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled at Mascarene, Saint George Parish, Charlotte County: had about eleven children:
Possible children are listed in an estimated order:
1) John Bryant Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
2) Sarah Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
3) Timothy Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
4) Susanna Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
5) Abigail Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
6) Margaret Roix or Rourke b. before 1784:
7) Hannah Roix or Rourke b. after 1784:
8) William Henry Roix or Rourke b. c1793: married and had issue:
9) Richard Roix or Rourke b. c1793: married and had issue:
Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #50, December 1991: Karin E. Gower?s Penobscot Loyalist Timothy Roix/Roax/Roak/Rourke, pages 10-15: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Volume 24, No. 4, Winter 2002, Irene Keleher?s Rourke and Roix families, page 30: (children of one of the above taken from an 1851 Bible).
ROIX: Timothy Roix or Rourke Sr. born 27 Jul 1721, d. c1790, possibly s/o Thomas Ruck and Mary Clark of Boston MA, and Georgetown, ME: m. 19 Aug 1747 at Georgetown, ME, Margaret McCarty: b. - , d. before 1790: first settled at Georgetown, ME in 1740?s, then at Brooksville, Lincoln County, ME in the 1760?s, then came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: settled at Bocabec Cove, Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County:
Children:
1) Catherine Roix born 19 Jul 1749 at Georgetown, ME. m. at Georgetown, 21 Apr 1767 John Canada? or Consdon?:
2) John Roix b. 30 Nov 1750 at Georgetown, ME:
3) Timothy Roix.
Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #50, December 1991: Karin E. Gower?s Penobscot Loyalist Timothy Roix/Roax/Roak/Rourke, pages 10-15: Timothy may have had a sister Mary Roix, a French girl, who m. (1st) Mr. Huntley, (2nd) Robert Munson in the Penobscot region.
ROIX: Timothy Roix or Rourke Jr. born at Georgetown, ME, d. after 8 May 1833, s/o Timothy Roix or Rourke and Margaret McCarty: married c1778 Hannah Gray born c1758 d/o Andrew Gray and Lydia Brown: family came from Maine to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and first settled in St. Andrews, then at Mascarene, Saint George Parish, Charlotte County:
Possible children are listed in an estimated order:
1) James Rourke b. bef. 1784:
2) William Rourke b. bef. 1784:
3) Eleanor Rourke b. bef. 1784:
4) Margaret Rourke b. bef. 1790
5) Andrew Rourke b. c1790, married Elizabeth/Betsey Grierson born c1804 at Caithness, Scotland, d/o James Grierson and Margaret Kelly: had issue:
6) Hannah Rourke b. c1791:
7) David Rourke b. after 1791:
8) Charles Rourke b. after 1791:
9) John Rourke b. after 1791:
Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #50, December 1991: Karin E. Gower?s Penobscot Loyalist Timothy Roix/Roax/Roak/Rourke, pages 10-15: see also MC2733 F.E. McConvey: Inlaws, outlaws and kin folk, 8 Jan 1991, 1 page.
- https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/117665?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Records of births, deaths, marriages and marriage intentions, ca. 1760-1930
Authors: Eastport (Maine). Town Clerk
Records of births, deaths, marriages and marriage intentions, ca. 1760-1930
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
10838
7834653
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007834653?cat=117665
[274/539]
The following is the number of Persons whom I have joined in Marriage, agreeable to the following List viz
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John Burgin Justice Peace
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Mr George Manser & Miss Mary Hutchings Both of Eastport March 4th 1814
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Mr Thomas Whalen & Miss Joannah Flynn Both of Passamaquoddy January 30th 1815
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Mr Henry Cook & Miss Jane Brown both of Deer Island November 10 1817
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Mr Mark Lord & Miss Marsa Roix Both of Deer Island Decr 10ty 1817
Mr James Flinn & Miss Margaret Pendleton Both of Deer Island January 15th 1818
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[278/539]
Mr Nicholas Brown & Miss Phebe Flinn both of New Brunswick March 11th 1819
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