 [1777] - Bef 1861 CENSUS
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| Name |
Jonathan GREENLAW |
| Born |
[1777] |
NB  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth |
[BEFORE 1774] [2] |
| Birth |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
|
|
| Birth |
NB |
- Census 1880: Susan
Census 1891: Christopher, Eleanor, Elizabeth, John
|
| Residence |
10 Jun 1784 |
Passamaquoddy, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [2] |
| Residence |
30 Dec 1796 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [Mill priv] |
|
|
| Petition |
13 Feb 1800 |
For Chamcook |
| Residence |
28 Sep 1807 |
Chamcook Lake, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
|
|
| Grant |
3 Jan 1811 |
Lots 3 & 7, Chamcook Lake, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
| Residence |
1 Mar 1813 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [Lot 3] |
| Residence |
18 Mar 1815 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [Lot 7 Chamcook] |
| Living |
28 Jan 1819 |
- https://registers.nbgstwo.ca/display_record/MC223-S2-6F2-0070_marriage_0020
NBGS Anglican Registers Project V2
Data Source
Record Key MC223-S2-6F2-0070_marriage_0020
Register MC223-S2-6F2
Spreadsheet Id MC223-S2-6F2_1
Image Id/Sheet Name MC223-S2-6F2-0070
Record Number 0020
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 1819-01-28
Record Data Fields
Recordid 2
Entry number 53
Groom given name James
Groom surname Greenlaw Junr
Groom residence Parish of St Andrews, Charlotte Co
Groom marital status Batchelor
Groom age
Bride given name Harriet
Bride surname Greenlaw
Bride residence Parish of St Andrews, Charlotte Co
Bride marital status Spinster
Event location Parish of St Andrews, Charlotte Co
Event day 28
Event month Jan
Event year 1819
Marriage type Licence
Consentors Parents
1st witness Jonathan Greenlaw
2nd witness John Greenlaw
Officiant M H Montgomery Mercer - Minister & Missionary
Notes Bride - her "X" mark
Date created 2019-11-21 16:18:36
James Greenlaw Junr of this Parish of St Andrewsin the County of Charlotte (Br) and Harriet Greenlaw of the Parish and County aforesaid Spinster were married in this Parish by License with Consent of Parents this Twenty Eighth Day of January in the Year One thousand eight hundred and fourteen
By Me M H Montgomery Mercy Minr & Missy
This Marriage was solemnized between ys
James Greenlaw Jr
Harriet Greenlaw [Her mark]
In the Presence of
Jonathan Greenlaw
John Greenlaw
No 53
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| Assessed |
15 May 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: Jonathan 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
or
Names of persons ratable: Jonathan Greenlaw (Little)
Poll Tax: - 6 -
Amount at which each person is assessed:
Real Estate of Non-residents:
Rate thereon per cent: 0 3 6
Total Assessment: - 6 -
Assessment 1822:
3 Jonathan Greenlaws: Jonathan D Greenlaw [s Thomas], Jonathan Greenlaw [s Jonathan], "Jonathan Greenlaw (Little)".
Jonathan Greenlaw (Little) is not assessed for and land, and there are no deeds in the registry refering to more than two Jonathan Greenlaws around 1822.
The moniker "Little" may refer to age, and since Jonathan D Greenlaw was born in 1795 or 1796, this implies that "Little" was born later, perhaps as late as 1801.
If "Little" refers to stature, without physical descriptions from other sources, then there can be no onclusions drawn.
Perhaps "Little" refers to the William Little m Ann Greenlaw family. Ann Greenlaw d Ebenezer Greenlaw m Ann.
I propose that Jonathan Greenlaw (Little) was not the Jonathan Greenlaw s Ebenezer Greenlaw m Eunice m Sarah Greenlaw. Since Little can be born as late as 1801 to be taxed in 1822, perhaps he is an undocumented son of another Greenlaw. It is clear that there are many unaccounted for Greenlaw children in this era.
Ebenezer Greenlaw m Eunice children [In the assessment 1822 Jonathan "Little" is listed just after Richard Greenlaw s Ebenezer m Ann.]
s Elijah Greenlaw m Sarah Smith [m c 1790. Children through c 1817]
s William Greenlaw m Lydia [m bef 1811. Children through 1830]
s Jonathan Greenlaw m Sarah [m 1796. No record after]
s Ebenezer m Ann [Although children mentioned in petitions seems to be accounted for]
Jonathan Greenlaw m Elizabeth Lamb children
s Jonathan Greenlaw m Mary Card [Although they were married in 1800. First child c 1801.]
Alexander Greenlaw m Hannah Nason children
s Walter Greenlaw m Abigail Greenlaw [m 1798. John b c 1803]
Perhaps even a son of Alexander Greenlaw m Hannah Nason. It is unclear who the 2 sons 6 daughters in the 1807 petition refer to.
|
| 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: Jonathan Greenlaw
Poll Tax: - 1 3
Real Estate:
Personal Estate:
Annual Income: 30
Amount of Property at 20 per cent:
Rate to be Assessed:
Total Assessment: - 3 9
|
| Occupation |
FARMER |
| Residence |
1851 CENSUS |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- Census 1851 [Assessment 1845]
William Eiles [Waweig]
Robert Hawthorne [Waweig]
James Nickerson [Waweig]
John Goudy [Waweig]
Hugh Faloon [Waweig: James Faloon]
Joseph Rankin [Waweig]
Henry McPherson [Waweig]
Charles Emery [Waweig]
Denis Denaghty [Waweig]
John Finnigan
William Greenlaw [Waweig Lake] [1841: Waweig Lake]
James N Greenlaw [Chamcook Lake] [Enumerated in succession 1831 St Andrews Country: GREENLAW Walter, Walter Jr, Thomas Jr (s Walter), James, James N, John, Jonathan, Richard] [Chamcook Lake 1841, 1845]
Jonathan Greenlaw
Richard Greenlaw
Jesse Bartlett [Waweig Lake] [1841: Waweig Lake]
Leonard Bartlett [Waweig Lake] [1841: Waweig Lake]
John Bartlett [Waweig Lake]
John Lachlan [St Croix] [1841: St Croix]
John Gaham
James Kelly [St Croix: William Kelly] In the census James Kelly was a Railroad worker, with several other railroaders in his household. Chamcook Lake was a stop on the Canadian Pacific Railway freight line.
Owen McLachlan [Waweig]
Michael Caffrey
John McCann
Patrick Tierney
|
| Residence |
24 Nov 1832 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [Lot 3] |
| Residence |
1 Apr 1837 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [Lot 3] |
| Residence |
1851 |
[Chamcook?] St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [1] |
- Jonathan Greenlaw
in the 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
Name: Jonathan Greenlaw
Gender: Male
Age: 74
Estimated birth year: abt 1778
Relation to Head of House: Head of Family (Head)
Spouse's Name: Sarah Greenlaw
Race: native (Native American)
Province: New Brunswick
District: Charlotte County
Sub-District: St Andrews
Sub-District Number: 16
Jonathan Greenlaw 74 Native Farmer Infirm
Sarah Greenlaw 73 Wife
Catherine Greenlaw 40 Daughter
Susan Greenlaw 36 Daughter
Year: 1851; Census Place: St Andrews, Charlotte County, New Brunswick; Schedule: I; Roll: C_994; Page: 102; Line: 1
Log house
|
| Died |
Bef 1861 CENSUS |
| Buried |
[Lot 7 Waweig Lake, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB] |
| Person ID |
I43424 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
26 Nov 2022 |
| Father |
Ebenezer GREENLAW, b. SAY 1735, d. Between 15 Nov 1809 and 10 Nov 1810 (Age ~ 74 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 |
Sarah GREENLAW, b. *[1774-1776], d. Bef 1861 CENSUS |
| Married |
3 Dec 1796 |
All Saints Anglican, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- All Saints Anglican Marriages
03 Dec 1796 Greenlaw Jonathan Greenlaw Sarah 29
Jonathan Greenlaw married to Sarah Greenlaw Decr 3d 1796
|
| Married |
BY 1807 |
- Mill Priv deed 28 September 1807
|
| Children |
| | 1. Mary Phoebe GREENLAW, b. *[1796-1800] |
| | 2. Rebecca GREENLAW, b. *[1796-1799] |
| | 3. Elizabeth GREENLAW, b. [1800], NB , d. Bef 1901 CENSUS |
| | 4. Harriet GREENLAW, b. *[1802], d. 26 Dec 1866, Baring, Washington, ME |
| | 5. Eleanor GREENLAW, b. [1805], NB , d. Bef 1901 CENSUS |
| | 6. Henry GREENLAW, b. [1806], NB , d. 8 Aug 1862 |
| | 7. Mary GREENLAW, b. [1808], NB , d. Bef 1891 CENSUS? |
| | 8. Levi GREENLAW, b. [1810], NB , d. 4 Mar 1886, Dumbarton, Charlotte, NB |
| | 9. Catherine GREENLAW, b. [1811], NB , d. Bef 1861 CENSUS? |
| | 10. Sarah A GREENLAW, b. Chamcook, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. Bef 1880 CENSUS? |
| | 11. Susan GREENLAW, b. [MARCH 1815], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 6 May 1895, Calais, Washington, ME |
| | 12. Almira GREENLAW, b. Bef 1816, d. Bef 1868 (Age < 52 years) |
| | 13. Margaret GREENLAW, b. Bef 1817 |
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| Family ID |
F12926 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Return of 1784: No Mary Card mentioned in return
Petition 1800: wife 2 children [Sarah. Mary, Rebecca]
Petition 1807 of Pleasant Ridge: he is probably Jonathan Senr. wife 1 son [Henry\ 5 daughters [Elizabeth, Eleanor, Harriet, Mary, ?]
Assessment 1822: 3 Jonathan Greenlaws: Jonathan D Greenlaw [s Thomas], Jonathan Greenlaw [s Jonathan], Jonathan Greenlaw (Little) [s Ebenezer m Eunice]
Assessment 1841: Waweig Lake Isaac Greenlaw, William Greenlaw. Chamcook Lake: James N [P], Thomas, Walter, Benjamin [P]
St Andrews Assessment 1845: Waweig Lake: Isaac Greenlaw, William Greenlaw. Chamcook Lake: James N [P], Thomas W, Benjamin [P]
Johnson's Vitals: Nil
Census 1851: Log house
Jonathan Greenlaw Registry Books 1838-1874: Nil
Charlotte County Probate: Nil
All Saints Anglican: Checked
Evidence for children of Jonathan Greenlaw
These two are probably sisters as they are baptized the same day. No parents are given in the record. Jonathan's petition of 1800 indicates he has two children, so, with him being married in the church in 1796, then it is consistent that these two could be his daughters. One may still be living by the time of his 1807 petition. Some interpret the record to read Mary, Phebe and Rebecca
Mary Phoebe
Rebecca
These 4 seem closely related.
Elizabeth: census 1861 sister in law to Patrick Flinn
Henry: Is Henry Card Mary Card's brother?
Eleanor: census 1861 sister Elizabeth is in household
Mary: (m William Shain) witnesses Ephraim Black (m Eleanor Greenlaw)
Levi: r Saint Patrick. William Greenlaw is wit to marriage
These 4 seem closely related.
Harriet: Deed 1832 Lot 3 Chamcook
Catherine: Census 1851
Sarah: sister Susan is living with Sarah's son James Albert Cookson in 1880 in Calais
Susan: Census 1851
Almira: Her husband married the widow of Henry Greenlaw
- Mill Privileges
Volume C page 47 [50/560]
No 38
Jonathan Greenlaw Jr
Robert Pagan
40 pounds
Half share of saw mill and mill privileges at Wawhig sold to me by John Lymburner [m Elizabeth Greenlaw d Jonathan]
together with all iron work and every other appurtenance
Jonathan Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: David Daley, Gillman Tailer
30 December 1796
Registered 4 December 1802
See:
https://www.nbm-mnb.ca/search-the-collections/
New Brunswick Museum
http://website.nbm-mnb.ca/ics-wpd/exec/icswppro.dll
Manuscript Title / Titre du manuscrit (FONDS)Wyer and Pagan Family. FondsLocation / LocationS 133A - 2, F 10Administrative History or Biographical Sketch / Histoire Administrative ou Notice BiographiqueI. F10 - Business - Pagan Documents 1796-1804Items / Pi?eces
1. Deed of Jonathan Greenlaw's half of a saw mill and mill priviledges, Waweig? to Robert Pagan, 1796
2. Bill of sale of oxen - Benjamin Bradford to Robert Pagan, 1804 (2 items)
3. Lease of oxen to Nehemiah Gillman, 1804
Volume C Page 427 [432/560]
No 330
Jonathan Greenlaw and Sarah Chamcook Lake
Martin Carlow & Jacob Carlow St Andrews and Amos White New Haven, CT now resident of St Andrews
$35
mill privilege situate between first and second lakes called Chamcook
28 September 1807
Jonathan Greenlaw [SS]
Sarah Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: John Rigby, Moses Estey Junr
http://members.shaw.ca/caren.secord/locations/NewBrunswick/Glimpses/XCIII.html
Saint Croix Courier, St. Stephen, NB
November 30, 1893
GLIMPSES OF THE PAST
Contributions to the History of Charlotte County and the Border Towns.
XCIII ST. ANDREWS GRANTEES.
Henry Goldsmith, an Irishman, and, it is said, a nephew of Oliver Goldsmith, the poet, became one of the leading men of the Cape Ann Association. He had a saw mill at the place now called Bartlett?s Mills. Matthew Limeburner had a mill not far distant, at the shore of the Waweig. One of the Chamcook lakes is still called Limeburner?s lake.
http://www.chamcookwatershed.org/index.php/area-history
In the late 18th Century, a canal was excavated from Limeburner Lake to Little Chamcook Lake to add this 480 acre drainage area to the system. Formerly, Limeburner Lake drained into the Waweig estuary by means of a stream, which was closed by a dike at the time the canal was constructed.
- Petition 1807 for Pleasant Ridge, Dumbarton
Jonathan Greenlaw named is called Senr wife 1 son 5 daughters
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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Land petitions, 1783-1857
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
Solo 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 sons 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 3 Chamcook
Jonathan Greenlaw wife 2 children
Jonathan and Sarah 1832
Petition 1800
Grant 1811
Sold to son in law James Nason Greenlaw and daughter Harriet Greenlaw in 1832 who sold out the next year.
Jonathan Greenlaw s Jonathan Greenlaw
Walter Greenlaw s Alexander Greenlaw
James Greenlaw s Jonathan Greenlaw
Harriet Greenlaw d Jonathan Greenlaw m Mary Card
James Nason Greenlaw s James Greenlaw s Jonathan
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Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
0798 Reid, Robert - 1801 Fraser, Angus
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RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, JONATHAN
Year 1800
County Charlotte
Microfilm F1041
See petition of HALL, JOHN
CARD, HENRY
GREENLAW, JONATHAN
GREENLAW, WALTER
HALL, JOHN
RIGBY, JOHN
To His Excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick and the Honorable his Majesty's Council etc etc etc
The Memorial of John Hall, Jonathan Greenlaw, Walter Greenlaw, Joseph Condal, John Rigby and Henry Card Inhabitants of the County of Charlotte
Most Humbly Sheweth
That your Memorialists are destitute of land to settle upon, and have never had any lands granted to them by His Majesty
That your Memsts are Anxious to Make a Permanent Settlement for their Support and to render pleasing their future Prospects
That your Memsts finds there is a tract of ungranted lake to the Westward, on the Southward by Glebe lands and on the Northward by Lands reserved for the use of the Crown [Just north of Town?]
Your Memorialists therefore prays Your Excellency and Council for permission to Become Settlers on that Spot, and to Improve the Lands Untill a Grant can be Obtained of such Quantity of land to East as to your wisdon may seem Meet.
John Hall has a wife and 6 children
Jonathan Greenlaw a wife and 2 children
Walter Greenlaw a wife and child
Condal, Rigby and Card are Single men
Your Memorialists submits their Situations to yr Excellencys and Honors Consideration and your Memorialists as in Duty will Ever Pray
The Tract of land described in this Memorial is ungranted 12th Feby 1800
George Sproule
Surveyr Genl
John Hall
Jonn Greenlaw
Walter Greenlaw
Joseph Condall
Jno Rigby
and Henry Card
ask lots of vacant land bounded on the west side of the Chamcook lakes and south by the Glebe and north by the reserve
Filed 13th Feb 1800 and certified Saml Andrews
No disposal in registry books for lot in Chamcook.
RS686 :: Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997
Name GREENLAW, James [Lot 5 and Lot 11]
Volume E
Page 294
Grant number 571
Place Saint Andrews
County Charlotte
Date 1811-01-03
Accompanying plan No
Acres 240
Microfilm F16304
Comment 6 Others
GREENLAW, Jonathan acres [Lot 3 79 acres; Lot 7 130 acres]
GREENLAW, Walter 160 acres [Lot 2 70 acres; Lot 6 90 acres]
MALLOCK, Donald 200 acres [Lot 4 90 acres; Lot 10 110 acres]
RIGBY, Henry 141 acres [Lot 9 140 acres]
RIGBY, John * 210 acres [Lot 1 80 acres; Lot 8 130 acres]
WHITE, Amos 240 acres [Lot 12 240 acres]
Volume D Page 287
[291/473]
No 292
1 March 1813
Jonathan Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
Daniel McMaster Esq St Andrews
140 11 1
land in St Andrews
Lot 3 79 acres
exclusive of 1 acre off the from or SE end granted to Amos White in the grant to John Rigby and others
being upon Chamcook Lakte
Jonathan Greenlaw
Wit: Harris Hatch, Jas McMaster
Recd & Regd 1 March 1813
[Mortgage not discharged]
[Same day James Greenlaw mortgaged Lot 5 to McMaster]
Volume M Page 191 [193/549]
No 154
Jonathan Greenlaw 2nd farmer St Andrews and wife Sarah
Harriet Greenlaw St Andrews wife James [Nason] Greenlaw daughter of Jonathan Greenlaw 2nd
in St Andrews northern half farm lot 3 grant to John Rigby and others
bounded northerly by land lately owned by Joshua Bradford deceased
easterly by the second Chamcook Lake
southerly by the southern half of said Lot 3
westerly by land lately owned by Joshua Bradford deceased
45 acres
to be equal moiety or half of the whole Lot number 3
Jonathan Greenlaw 2d [SS]
Sarah Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: Amy G Campbell, Margaret Campbell wit to sig Jonathan Greenlaw
Wit: Colin Campbell, James Proctor wit to sig Sarah Greenlaw
24 November 1832
Volume M Page 385 [389/549]
No 332
25 March 1833
James Nason Greenlaw farmer St Andrews and wife Harriet
Samuel Frye physician St Andrews
John Wilson merchant St Andrews
160 pounds
St Andrews
Northern half of farm lot 3 in Grant to John Rigby and others
north by land lately owned by Joshua Bradford deceased
east Second Chamcook Lake
south southern half of Lot 3
west by land lately owned by Joshua Bradford deceased
45 acres
said half lot been conveyed by Jonathan Greenlaw the Second and Sarah his wife to Harriet Greenlaw 1832
James N Greenlaw [SS]
Harriet Greenlaw [Her mark]
Wit: D Morrison, George Miller, Thos Wyer, Edwd McCreery
Volume Q Page 332
[335/557]
No 330 Mortgage
1 April 1837
Jonathan Greenlaw r St Andrews and wife Sarah
John Wilson r St Andrew
27 10 -
land in St Andrews
half of Lot 3
80 acres in the whole
one half of which lot was lately owned and occupied by James N Greenlaw and sold by him to John Wilson
but which lot No 3 were mortgaged to Daniel McMaster being southern half of said Lot 3 adjoining lands owned by Walter Greenlaw and adjoining lands on the North East owned or claimed by Dr Samuel Frye near said Fryes saw will at the head of Chamcook Lake
the one half containing forty acres
Jonathan Greenlaw
Wit: Robert Walton, Thos Wyer
Recd and Regd 4 January 1838
- Lot 7 Chamcook
Disposed 1815
Angus Greenlaw probably s William Greenlaw m Sarah Dick s Thomas Greenlaw s Jonathan Greenlaw
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, JONATHAN
Year 1800
County Charlotte
Microfilm F1041
See petition of HALL, JOHN
CARD, HENRY
GREENLAW, JONATHAN
GREENLAW, WALTER
HALL, JOHN
RIGBY, JOHN
To His Excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick and the Honorable his Majesty's Council etc etc etc
The Memorial of John Hall, Jonathan Greenlaw, Walter Greenlaw, Joseph Condal, John Rigy and Henry Card Inhabitants of the County of Charlotte
Most Humbly Sheweth
That your Memorialists are destitute of and land to settle upon, and have never had any lands granted to them by His Majesty
That your Memsts are Anxious to Make a Permanent Settlement for their Support and to render pleasing their future Prospects
That your Memsts finds there is a tract of ungranted lake to the Westward, on the Southward by Glebe lands and on the Northward by Lands reserved for the use of the Crown
Your Memorialists therefore prays Your Excellency and Council for permission to Become Settlers on that Spot, and to Improve the Lands Untill a Grant can be Obtained of such Quantity of land to East as to your wisdon may seem Meet.
John Hall has a wife and 6 children
Jonathan Greenlaw a wife and 2 children
Walter Greenlaw a wife and child
Condal, Rigby and Card are Single men
Your Memorialists submits their Situations to yr Excellencys and Honors Consideration and your Memorialists as in Duty will Ever Pray
The Tract of land described in this Memorial is ungranted 12th Feby 1800
George Sproule
Surveyr Genl
John Hall
Jonn Greenlaw
Walter Greenlaw
Joseph Condall
Jno Rigby
and Henry Card
ask lots of vacant land bounded on the west side of the Chamcook lakes and south by the Glebe and north by the reserve
Filed 13th Feb 1800 and certified Saml Andrews
RS686 :: Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997
Name GREENLAW, James [Lot 5 and Lot 11]
Volume E
Page 294
Grant number 571
Place Saint Andrews
County Charlotte
Date 1811-01-03
Accompanying plan No
Acres 240
Microfilm F16304
Comment 6 Others
GREENLAW, Jonathan acres [Lot 3 79 acres; Lot 7 130 acres]
GREENLAW, Walter 160 acres [Lot 2 70 acres; Lot 6 90 acres]
MALLOCK, Donald 200 acres [Lot 4 90 acres; Lot 10 110 acres]
RIGBY, Henry 141 acres [Lot 9 140 acres]
RIGBY, John * 210 acres [Lot 1 80 acres; Lot 8 130 acres]
WHITE, Amos 240 acres [Lot 12 240 acres]
Volume D Page 409 [413/473]
No 458
Jonathan Greenlaw 3d yeoman St Andrews
John Merrill baker "backer" St Andrews
25 pounds
150 acres
Lot 7 granted to me in a grant to John Rigbee and others fronting on the Third Chamcook Lake
18 March 1815
Jonathan Greenlaw [SS]
Wit: Dond McDonald, Benjn Byram
Volume H Page 182
[186/547]
No 149
John Merrill baker St Andrews and wife Mary
Alexander Thompson mariner St Andrews
50 pounds
Lot 7 Chamcook granted to Jonathan Greenlaw
fronting on the 3rd Lake
3 February 1823
John Merrill
Mary Merrill
Wit: Gordon Gilchrist, Robt S Mowat
Volume 11 Page 38 [41/620]
No 37 Mortgage
Angus T Greenlaw farmer St Andrews
George M Porter Esq St Stephen
$150
Lot 6 and Lot 7
Chamcook
mortgage Bartholomew R Fitzgerald to John Porter and George M Porter 6 December 1848 Book U Page 760
9 March 1864
Angus Greenlaw
Wit: Charles H Porter
- Witness
Volume C Page 46
[49/560]
No 37
John Lymburner
Robert Pagan & Co
51 pounds 15 shillings
Farm Lot 67
sold to my deceased father by Joel Brig and since my father's decease conveyed to me in consequence on the debts paid by me for my father's estate by my father Thomas Karr & my mother Margaret Carr
25 May 1795
John Lumburner
Wit: Jonathan Greenlaw, John Craig
Volume H Page 5
[8/547]
No 5
10 December 1822
John Simpson yeoman St Andrews
Daniel McMaster Esq St Andrews
167 pounds
100 acres near the Waughwhig Stream
Lot 62 [sic]
John Simpson
Wit: Alexander Strachan Junior, Jonathan Greenlaw
- Readex Newspaper Database University of Maine Folger Library
Advertisement page [3], iss. 48, vol. VII
Date July 16, 1825
Source
Eastport Sentinel
Place(s) of Publication Eastport, Maine
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office, at Robbiston, July 1, 1825...Jonathan Greenlaw, St Andrews...
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- [S5] Census of New Brunswick 1851, Library and Archives of Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1851/index-e.html).
- [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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