 [1766] - 1851
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| Name |
Ebenezer GREENLAW |
| Born |
[1766] [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth |
[1766] |
MA  [2] |
| Birth |
[Deer Isle, Hancock, ME] |
| Birth |
England |
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| Birth |
NB |
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| Birth |
Bef 1774 [3] |
| Immigration |
1783 [1, 2] |
| Residence |
10 Jun 1784 |
Passamaquoddy, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [3] |
| Residence |
6 Sep 1819 |
Farm Lot 56, Bayside, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
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| Residence |
13 Mar 1821 |
Charlotte, NB [1] |
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Name GREENLAW, EBINEZER
Year 1821
County Charlotte
Microfilm F4190
See petition of JOHNSTON, NICHOLAS
CARLOW, BENJAMIN
FORD, STEPHEN
GREENLAW, EBINEZER
GREENLAW, JAMES
GREENLAW, JONATHAN
JOHNSTON, NICHOLAS
SHERMAN, DANIEL
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Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1821 Garcelon, William - 1821 Nevers, George
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To His Excellency Major General George Strang Smyth Lieutenant and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick
The Memorial of Nicholas Johnston, Nicholas Johnston Junior, Jonathan Greenlaw the third, James Greenlaw, Ebinezer Greenlaw, Daniel Sherman, Stephen Ford humbly Sheweth.
That your Memorialist Nicholas Johnson was born in the Orkney Islands, and came to the County of Charlotte soon after the peace of 1783, where he has always resided since, He is fifty four years old, married and twelve children.
Nicholas Johnson Junior, Son of the former, was born in and has always resided in the County of Charlotte, He will be twenty one years old in June next.
Jonathan Greenlaw the third is twenty six years old and unmarried, James Greenlaw Junior is twenty six years old and married - they were born and have always resided in the County of Charlotte.
Ebinezer Greenlaw was born in the British Provinces has always been a British Subject, and removed to the County of Charlotte with the other Loyalists in 1783, where He has constantly resided since - He is fifty five years old and has seven children.
Daniel Sherman was born in Massachusetts and came to the County of Charlotte fifteen years since, where He has constantly resided, was drafted to do his Duty as a Militia Man, and has taken the Oath of Allegiance seven years ago. He is married to a British Subject and is thirty six years old.
Stephen Ford was born in New Hampshire, but came to the County of Charlotte fifteen years since, where He has constantly resided- He took the Oath of Allegiance seven years since, and has always done his Duty in the Militia as a good Subject- He is forty years old and married to a British Subject.
Your Memorialists, learning that there is a probability that the Hard wood reserved Lands in the County of Charlotte will be shortly laid open for application, beg that your Excellency will be pleased to grant to such of your Memorialists as are married, three hundred each, or such further Quantity as to your Excellency may seem meet; and to the unmarried Men two Hundred Acres each, situate on the South Eastern side of the road leading from Saint Andrews to Fredericton near the Mill privilege formerly granted to John Jones at the Head of the Waweig river, and adjoining and lying North Easterly of the Lands in the same reserve Number two, lately applied for by Samuel Connick and others, with such Front on said road as your Excellency may direct.
Your Memorialists take the Liberty to suggest thatmore Applicants would be accommodated, and the Settlement of this County advanced by laying out a double Tier of Lots, and that they will be very glad to receive one half of the Land they now ask for, to front on the Fredericton road as aboved described, and the other half immediately in the rear thereof- Should the Land now applied for, be already memorialed for, they pray that they may receive their restriction Quotas in the next vacant Situation to the North East on the same side of the road -
Your Memorialists have never received any Land from the Government- They have all the means and it is their Determination forthwith to improve their Land according to the roal Instructions should their application be complied with, and they have not agreed for the sale or Transfer of the same to any person or persons whatsoever.
The Land is all in a Wilderness State unless it may include small fallings lately made by Tresspassers on this reserve -
Your Memorialists humbly beg that your Excellency will take their Petition into favorable Consideration
And as in Duty bound will ever pray -
Saint Andrews 13th March 1821
Nicols Johnson
Nicols Johnson Junr
Jonathan Greenlaw 3d
James Greenlaw
Ebenezer Greenlaw
Daniel Sherman
Stephen Ford
Personally appears before me Donald McLachlan Esquire one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Charlotte, on the Day and year above written, Nicholas Johnson, Nicholas Johnson Junior, Jonathan Greenlaw the third, James Greenlaw, Ebinezer Greenlaw, Daniel Sherman and Stephen Ford and made Oath to the Truth of the Facts Stated in their annexed Memorial
Don McLachlan JP
The Lands herein described is all included within the Reserve for the use of the Crown
No 2 etc are ot otherwise applied for
1821 March 17
Nicholas Johnson and ither
received 28th April 1821
28th March 1827
The married men 200 acs the single 100 acs each paying 1/- each per acres, except for Sherman and Ford woh may have 200 acs each of naturalized by the ? ? ? pay 1/- per acr each
17 March 1821
Paid
We certify that we know all the Parties who have signed the Petition annexed and also know that the statements therein certained are substantially correct, that the Petitioners are men of industrious and sober habits and warmly attached to the British Constitution and Government we therefore have great ????ance in recommending them to His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and General
Fredericton 17th Marh 1821
Hugh Mackay JP
John Campbell
Peter Stubs
Joseph N Clarke
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| Residence |
19 Jul 1821 |
[Farm Lot 56, Bayside, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB] |
| Assessed |
15 Apr 1822 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of the General Sessions of the peace for the said County to levy the sums of Three hundred and twenty pounds for Poor rates
ated the 15th day of April 1822
Names of persons ratable: Ebenr Greenlaw
oll Tax: - 6 -
mount at which each person is assessed: - 50 -
eal Estate of Non-residents:
ate thereon per cent: 0 3 6
otal Assessment: - 7 9
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| Residence |
23 Jul 1826 |
[Lot 7 Waweig Lake] St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
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| Assessed |
22 Apr 1831 |
St Andrews (Country), Charlotte, NB |
- Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of Warrants of the General Sessions of the Peace in said County to levy the sum of one hundred and ninety three pounds fifteen shillings for the purpose of building a new Gaol and also the sum of one hundred pounds for the support of the Poor in said Parish dated the 22nd day of April 1831.
Country
Names: Ebenr Greenlaw
Poll Tax: - 1 3
Real Estate: 50
Personal Estate:
Annual Income: 30
Amount of Property at 20 per cent: 10
Rate to be Assessed:
Total Assessment: - 4 7
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| Grant |
September 1839 |
Lot 7 Waweig Lake |
| Residence |
[1784-1826] |
Charlotte, NB [2] |
| Residence |
2 May 1848 |
[Lot 7 Waweig] St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- Volume X Page 5 [8/672]
No 2247
Ebenezer Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
my son William Greenlaw
150 pounds
beginning at a cedar stake standing south 11 chains from a birch tree marked on the south bank or shore of Kelley's Pond and on the northwest angle of Lot 6
thence west 33 chains 25 links to a pine stake
thence south 15 chains to maple tree marked
thence east 33 chains 25 links to a pine tree marked
thence north 15 chains to the place of beginning
50 acres
Lot 7 granted to me September 1839
2 May 1848
Ebenezer Greenlaw [His mark]
Wit: C R Hatheway
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| Died |
1848-1851 |
- Deed 1848 Lot 7 Waweig to son William
Census 1851
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| Buried |
[Lot 7 Waweig Lake, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB] |
| Person ID |
I43419 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
9 May 2020 |
| Father |
Ebenezer GREENLAW, b. Bef 1738, d. Between 15 Nov 1809 and 10 Nov 1810 (Age > 71 years) |
| Mother |
Eunice, b. Bef C 1745, d. 29 Jan 1830, St George, Charlotte, NB (Age > 85 years) |
| Married |
C 1765 |
| Family ID |
F3384 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Ann, b. [1775], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 13 Jan 1867, [St Andrews, Charlotte, NB] |
| Married |
C 1793 |
- Married by Henry Goldsmith Esq?
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| Married |
[1784-C 1794] |
| Children |
| | 1. John C GREENLAW, b. NB , d. Bef 1850 CENSUS? |
| | 2. Elizabeth Jane GREENLAW, b. C 1796, d. Bef 1851 CENSUS? |
| | 3. Robert Pagan GREENLAW, bur. 6 Oct 1807, All Saints Anglican, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
| | 4. Richard GREENLAW, b. [1797], NB , d. Bef 1871 CENSUS? |
| | 5. Ann GREENLAW, b. [1801], NB , d. 28 Nov 1871, Waweig, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
| | 6. William GREENLAW, b. [1807], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB] , d. 6 Jan 1870, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
| | 7. Isaac Case GREENLAW, b. 11 Jan 1808, d. 25 Oct 1868 (Age 60 years) |
| | 8. Martha M GREENLAW, b. [1809], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 2 Apr 1893, Princeton, Washington, ME |
| | 9. Samuel GREENLAW, b. [1818], NB , d. Bef 1871 CENSUS |
| | 10. Sarah H GREENLAW, b. [1825], Saint John, NB , d. Bef 1860 CENSUS? |
| | 11. James Frederick GREENLAW, b. [1826], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 19 Jun 1899, Bayside, St Croix, Charlotte, NB |
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| Family ID |
F12917 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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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 |
- All Saints Anglican: Checked
Ebenezer Greenlaw m Ann is the son of Ebenezer Greenlaw. Ebenezer and Ann are named together in a deed in 1821 for Lot 56. There are no records of him being called Junr. He is assessed in St Andrews in 1822 and 1831 but not in 1841. John Greenlaw r Pennfield is his brother. John C Greenlaw r Charlotte, Maine, is his son.
Petition 1807: wife 3 sons [John, Richard, Isaac], 3 daughters [Elizabeth Jane, Anne, Mary] "Signed by Eben Greenlaw for hise wife, 3 sons, 3 daughters"
Petition 1821: 7 children [John, Ann, Richard, Isaac, William, Martha, Samuel] [Children married by time of petition: Mary (m 1822, children by 1818), John (m 1819), Anne (m 1819)]
Petition 1826: b MA r 42 years ae 60 married 7 children [Richard, Isaac, William, Martha, Levi, Charlotte, Samuel]
Charlotte County Probate: Nil
Evidence for Children
John: John's Petition 1826 names father. Probate William mentions brother John, sister Ann wife of William Little, brother Isaac, sister Martha wife of Charles Greenlaw
Richard: Census 1861 apparently enumerated at Lot 56
Isaac: Probate William mentions brother John, sister Ann wife of William Little, brother Isaac, sister Martha wife of Charles Greenlaw
Robert Pagan: Baptism
William: Census 1851
Martha: Probate William mentions brother John, sister Ann wife of William Little, brother Isaac, sister Martha wife of Charles Greenlaw
Anne: Probate William mentions brother John, sister Ann wife of William Little, brother Isaac, sister Martha wife of Charles Greenlaw
Samuel: Census 1851
Sarah: next page from James Frederick in 1850 Calais
James: 1861 enumerated two families from Richard
Questions about Ebenezer Greenlaw:
1. What is the name of Ebenezer's wife Ann?
- Lot 56 St Andrews
Disposed c 1833. Family moved to Chamcook by 1851 census.
Volume B Page 113 [116/753]
No 415
Andrew Martin inn holder St Andrews
Jonathan Greenlaw Junr yeoman St Andrews
42 pounds 10 shillings
100 acres
Farm Lot 56
13 April 1791
Andrew Martin [SS]
Wit: James Russell, H B Brown
Volume B Page 114 [117/753]
No 416 Mortgage
Jonathan Greenlaw Junr yeoman St Andrews
Andrew Martin inn holder St Andrews
42 pounds 10 shillings
100 acres
Farm Lot 56 Penobscot Loyalists
bounded on the south by land granted to John McNichol
north by lands granted unto David Shields
lot granted to Andrew Martin
13 [April] 1791
Jonathan Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: James Russell, H B Brown
Volume F Page 9 [12/543]
No 7
Jonathan Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
Ebenezer Greenlaw St Andrews
- - pounds
50 acres
Lot 56
7 September 1819
Jonathan Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: Elisha Andrews, Robert Mowat
Volume F Page 13 [16/543]
No 19
Mortgage
6 September 1819
Ebenezer Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
Daniel McMaster merchant St Andrews
Farm Lot 56 St Andrews Penobscot Loyalists granted to Andrew Martin conveyed to Jonathan Greenlaw to Ebenezer Greenlaw
The place whereon I now reside
Ebenezer Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: Elisha Andrews, Robert Mowat
Volume F Page 480 [483/543]
No 317
19 July 1821
Ebenezer Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews and wife Ann
Daniel McMaster Esq St Andews
one half farm lot 56 Penobscot Loyalists on the Schoodic River
50 acres
Ebenezer Greenlaw [SS]
Ann Greenlaw [Her mark]
Wit: George McMaster, H Hatch
Volume G Page 114
[119/450]
No 72
Benjamin Bradford yeoman St Andrews and wife Lucy
Daniel H Mooney merchant St Andrews
35 pounds
on the west by the St Croix on the east by the barn erected by the said Daniel H Mooney on the south by the road lying between said tract of land and a certain lot of land owned by Daniel McMaster Esq
on the north 10 rods from the road
part of farm owned and occupied by Benjamin Bradford
Lot 57
30 November 1821
Benjamin Bradford
Lucy Bradford
Wit: Thomas Wyer Jr, David Wyer
Volume T Page 283
[286/803]
No 377
Richard Hasluck merchant St Andrews
Samuel Cury yeoman St Andrews
175 pounds
Farm Lot 56 granted to Andrew Martin
bounded on the south side of land granted to John McNichol
north by land granted to David Shields
14 November 1833
Richard Hasluck by his attornies B Robinson, B Robinson, J W Chandler, S Frye
Wit: Thomas Wyer, James W Shields?
Volume X Page 350
[353/672]
No 2499
23 January 1849
John Curry farmer St Andrews
Reverend Adam Duncan Thomson St Andrews
25 pounds
all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate lying and being in the parish of Saint Andrews aforesaid being part and parcel of Farm Lot 56 no occupied by John Cury
comprizing that part of the lot lying between the St Croix River and the Public road contained within a fence separating it from the north side of the said lot
being 20 rods in width from the road to cellar dug on the said lands
thence widening towards the river to about 30 rods at a firs tree on the bank of the river
John Curry
Wit: George D Street, James W Street
Volume X Page 645
[648/672]
No 2711
31 December 1852
John Curry farmer St Andrews
Anderson McMicken yeoman St Andrews
part of farm lot 56 now owned and occupied by the said John Curry
all that lot in the rear of a fence running from a cedar stake on the east line of the lot across the same to a small pine tree on the north line
15 acres
John Curry
Wit: George D Street
- Petition for Pleasant Ridge
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name JOHNSON, Nicholas
Year 1807
County Charlotte
Microfilm F4171
See petition of JOHNSON, NICHOLAS
BERRY, JAMES
CARLON, JACOB
CARLON, MARTIN
CARPENTER, ANTHONY W.
COOKSON, WILLIAM
FOULERTON, ALEXANDER
GILCHRIST, GORDON
GOODELL, EBEN
GRANT, DANIEL
GREENLAW, ALEXANDER
GREENLAW, EBENZER
GREENLAW, JONATHAN
GREENLAW, SOLOMON
GREENLAW, THOMAS
HARVEY, WILLIAM
HITCHINGS, AMOS
HITCHINGS, GEORGE
HITCHINGS, JAMES
HITCHINGS, WILLIAM
JOHNSON, BENJAMIN
JOHNSON, NICHOLAS
JOICE, JOHN
MACCULLOCH, DONALD
MANSFIELD, J.
MCCURDY, ALEXANDER
MCCURDY, JAMES
MCCURDY, LACHLAN
MCCURDY, NEAL
MCGEAR, WILLIAM
RIDEOUT, BENJAMIN
RYAN, JOHN
SMITH, JOSEPH
STINSON, CHARLES
STINSON, DAVID
STINSON, JOSEPH
THOMSON, DOUGALD
TRADWELL, REUBEN
TURNER, EPHRAIM
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Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1806 Arnold, Oliver - 1808 Connors, Nathaniel
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To His Honour Gabriel D Ludlow, Esquire President of the Province of New Brunswick &c &c
The Memorial of Nichs Johnson and other Inhabitants of the parish of St. Andrews, and its vicinity, in the County of Charlotte. ---
Humbly Seweth
That your Memorialist in general are of the number of those Loyalist, who emigrated into this country at the peace with America in 1783, or their sons now of age, and were mostly comprised among those Loyalist denominated the Penobscot Association, who settled in and about Passamaquoddy bay, and were promised One hundred acres of lands for themselves, and Fifty for their wives, and for each child. ---
That from various intervening impediments your Memorialist never received their full allotments of land which Government had at first given them good reason to expect would not have been delayed.
That during this long lapse of time your Memorialist have laboured under great difficulties to maintain themselves, and bring up large families of children, who, by the divine blessing have increased to a pleasing degree, as Your Honor will perceive by the annexed list of them. ---
That your Memorialist, stimulated by parental affection to provide for their offspring have anxiously sought for unoccupied lands whereon to form a settlement for themselves and families so that by their united endeavours they may be enabled to surmount their present hardships ---
That your Memorialist are informed of a Tract of Land lying between this county and the Oromocto river commonly called Pleasant Ridge, being in a wilderness ungranted, which if secured to your Memorialist by a Grant, might answer all their claims as to quality, and they believe is a good quality, and calculated for a large settlement. ---
Your Memorialist therefore humbly pray Your Honor will be pleased to Grant them such a portion of the above Tract of Land as may be sufficient for their accommodation and also reserve and lay out such portions of the same, as Your Honor may deem expedient for public purposes, as they with satisfaction look forward to a large and flourishing settlement there if their Memorial is compiled with, and Your Memorialist as in duty bound will ever pray ---
St. Andrews 21st August 1807
The following is a list of the families of the Subscribers attested to in the Memorial hereto subjoined ...
Nichs Johnson wife 5 sons 1 daughter
Neal McCurdy wife 2 sons 4 daughters
James McCurdy
Somo Greenlaw wife
Laughlan McCurdy wife 2 sons 4 daughters
John Ryan & his mother
Willm Cookson wife 2 sons 1 daughter
Anthy W Carpenter wife 5 sons 4 daughters
Thos Greenlaw wife 3 sons 1 daughter
Martin Carlow wife 2 sons 3 daughters
Jacob Carlow
Joseph Stinson wife 4 sons 2 daughters
Alex. McCurdy wife 2 daughters
Donald McCullich wife 4 sons 2 daughters
Alex Fullerton
Ephrm Turner
Eben Goodel wife 4 sons 1 daughter
Danl Grant wife 5 sons 4 daughters
Jona Greenlaw Senr wife 1 son 5 daughters
Josh Smith wife 2 sons 2 daughter
Reuben Tredwel wife
John Joice wife 6 sons 1 daughter
Bena Rideout
Javin Manser wife 4 4 daughters
Amos Hichens wife 3 sons 3 daughters
James Hichens
Geoe Hichens wife 1 son
Willm Hichens
Gordon Gilchrist wife 1 son 2 daughters
Benja Johnson wife 1 son 3 daughters
Willm Harvey wife 2 sons 4 daughter
Chas Stinson wife 3 daughters
Willm McGear wife 1 son 4 daughters
James Berry wife 5 sons 3 daughters
Dougal Thompson wife 5 sons 4 daughters
Alex Greenlaw Senr wife 2 sons 6 daughters
Alex Greenlaw Jr
Ebenr Greenlaw wife 3 sons 3 daughters
Total: 33 Men 27 women 61 boys 67 girls
We certify that we are acquainted with the foregoing Memorialist in general --- That they are Loyal Subjects, and useful Settlers --- And we most Respectfully beg leave to Request that the prayer of their Memorial may be compiled with.
Hugh MacKay, JP
Robt Pagan
Thos Wyer
Danl Mc[Inaiter]
Don McLachland
13th Jul 1808 The Lands are Vacant in the Situation applied for in this Memorial and have been frequently reported to me to be of a very good quality - A settlement in that situation will completely open the inland communication between Fredericton and Charlotte County ---
Geo Sproule S Genl
- Lot 7 Waweig
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, EBENEZER
Year 1826
County Charlotte
Microfilm F4205
See petition of GREENLAW, EBENEZER
GREENLAW, EBENEZER
To His Excellency Major General Sir Howard Douglas Baronet, Lieutenant-Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick Etc Etc Etc
The Petition fo Ebenezer a British Subject, born in Massachusetts has resided Forty two years in the Province, aged Sixty years, is married and has Seven Children
Humbley Sheweth
That your Petitioner never received any Land from the Crown, and wishes to obtain an allotment of Crown Land situated in Rear and to the South of Lands this day applied for by William Vance to contain Five hundred Acres in such a way as will cover his Improvements by extending to the rear N 88 19 E as will appear by reference to the plan of the late Survey of Reserve Number Two that upon the same your petitioner has erected a Log House and Barn, and has Five Acres Cleared.
The front to extend Thirty Chains N & S direction. That your petitioner's Father & Uncles were amongst the first Loyalists who came to Charlotte County at the Peace of 1783, and now is from one of the most numerous Families in it.
and your petitioner respectfully prays that he may be included in the same Grant with John C Greenlaw, Leonard Bartlett, Leonard C Bartlett, George Hitchings and William Vance whose Lands now applied for join his.
That it is his intention forthwith to cultivate and improve the same and to comply in all respects with the Royal Instructions, being of ability so to do, That he has not directly or indirectly bargained, or agreed for the sale or transfer of the same to any person whatever. And as in duty bound, your Petitioner will ever pray.
Ebinezer Greenlow [His mark]
Saint Andrews July 23 1826
On the Twenty Eighth day of July 1826 before me Colin Campbell Esquire, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Charlotte personally appeared the above name Ebinezer Greenlaw and made Oath that the several matters set forth in the above Petition are true.
Colin Campbell J P
1826 Sep 19
This situation is vacant, unapplied for
Settled 29th March 1827
Complied with paying 3/- per acr & 1/6 per Acre ?
RS686 :: Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997
Name GREENLAW, -----
Volume 23
Page 80
Grant number 1948
Place Saint Andrews
County Charlotte
Date 1839-09-21
Accompanying plan Yes
Acres 50
Microfilm F16324
Volume X Page 5 [8/672]
No 2247
Ebenezer Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
my son William Greenlaw
150 pounds
beginning at a cedar stake standing south 11 chains from a birch tree marked on the south bank or shore of Kelley's Pond and on the northwest angle of Lot 6
thence west 33 chains 25 links to a pine stake
thence south 15 chains to maple tree marked
thence east 33 chains 25 links to a pine tree marked
thence north 15 chains to the place of beginning
50 acres
Lot 7 granted to me September 1839
2 May 1848
Ebenezer Greenlaw [His mark]
Wit: C R Hatheway
Volume 1 Page 411 [414/666]
No 304
William Greenlaw to St Andrews & Quebec Railroad Company
15 June 1853
Volume 21 Page 195 [199/652]
No 151
Elizabeth Greenlaw widow of Wm Greenlaw St Andrews
Isaac Budd farm St Andrews
in reference to debts of Wm Greenlaw
lot granted to Ebenezer Greenlaw 19 September 1839
Lot 7 50 acres
conveyed to William Greenlaw 2 May 1848
10 acres granted to William Greenlaw 11 December 1868
Elizabeth Greenlaw [Her mark]
8 October 1870
Volume 21 Page 198 [202/652]
No 158
Deed
Elizabeth Greenlaw St Andrews widow, Caleb Budd
Sarah Ann Doherty wife of Andrew Doherty St Andrews ship carpenter
$500
50 acres Lot granted to Ebenezer Greenlaw 19 September 1839 Lot 7 [Bartlett's Mills]
10 acres adjoining granted to William Greenlaw 11 December 1868
now in the possession of Elizabeth Greenlaw and Caleb Budd
16 November 1872
Elizabeth Greenlaw [Her mark]
Caleb Budd
Wit: George S Grimmer
- RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, EBINEZER
Year 1833
County Charlotte
Microfilm F4214
See petition of BARTLETT, LEONARD
. BARTLETT, LEONARD
. GREENLAW, EBINEZER
[This petition does not mention Ebenezer Greenlaw, but does mention Isaac. See 1826 petition of Leonard Bartlett]
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Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1825 Vallis, Edward - 1826 Chamberlain, Julien
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8191308
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[431/816]
...rear of lot 76 Penobscot
100 acres
came to province at 5 years of age
has done his duty as a Militia Man
to be included in grant with father Leonard Bartlett, George Hitchings, Ebinezer Greenlaw, William Vance
...
July 28 1826
complied with
[Page
48 [1778] married 7 children
...
rear of Lot 72 and 73 Penobscot
100 acres
...
came to the province, took oath of Allegiance
intention of erecting mills
...
included in the same grant as George Hitchings, Ebinezer Greenlaw, William Vance, Leonard Bartlett
...
28 July 1826
complied with
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- [S3982] Petition of Nicholas Johnson, Nicholas Johnson Jr, Jonathan Greenlaw 3rd, Ebenerzer Greenlaw, Stephen Ford, Daniel Sherm, Province of New Brunswick, (13 March 1821).
- [S3985] Petition of Ebinezer Greenlow 1826, PANB, (23 July 1826).
- [S3977] Return of Men, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists Settled in the District of Passamaquoddy the 10th of June 1, (http://members.shaw.ca/caren.secord/locations/NewBrunswick/Lists/PenobscotGroupSorted.html).
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