 [1800] - 1862
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| Name |
George JOHNSON |
| Born |
[1800] |
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| Gender |
Male |
| Birth |
[1790-1800] [1] |
| Birth |
[1799] |
NB  [2] |
| Birth |
[1801] |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [3] |
| Residence |
1800 |
Balltown, Lincoln, ME |
- 1800 United States Federal Census
Name: Samuel Johnston Jr
Balltown, Lincoln, Maine
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 [George 1790-1800]
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 [Samuel 1756-1774]
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 [Mary 1756-1774]
Number of Household Members Under 16: 1
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 3
Year: 1800; Census Place: Balltown, Lincoln, Maine; Series: M32; Roll: 6; Page: 347; Image: 333; Family History Library Film: 218676
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| Birth |
Bef 1801 [4] |
- The earliest record of George Johnson is the tax rolls of 1822 in the parish of St Andrews. Since he was assessed, he would have been at least 21 years of age, putting his birth before 1801. His age was first mentioned explicitly in the 1851 census. That year he claimed to be 52 years old, making his birth about 1799. These facts suggest he was the son born to Samuel Johnson and Mary Glidden after their marriage in 1798 and before the census 1800. The only inconsistency is that George Johnson gives New Brunswick as his birthplace both in the 1851 census and the 1861 census.
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| Assessed |
15 Apr 1822 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
- 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
Dated the 15th day of April 1822
Names of persons ratable: George Johnston
Poll Tax: 6/-
Amount at which each person is assessed: 50
Real Estate of Non-residents:
Rate thereon per cent: 0 3 6
Total Assessment: 0 7 9
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| Petition |
14 Aug 1824 |
Aroostook River [York County to Carleton County 1831 to Victoria County 1844] |
- https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1823 Shearerd, Matthew - 1824 Cummings, Michael
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
1288492
8191276
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191276?cat=78954
[506/882]
To His Honor John M Bliss Esquire Presidence and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc etc
The Memorial of Leonard Bartlett, George Hitchings, Robert Salter, George Johnson, John Simpson, ad John Johnson
Humbly sheweth
That Your Memorialists are all British Subjects and anxious to become Farmers in the Interior of the Province
Leonard Bartlett was born in Massachusetts State while under the British Government, and removed to the County of Charlotte seventeen years age [1795] when He took the Oath of Allegiance and has remained there ever since, performing the Duties of a Militia man during the late War with America, also before and since
He has explored the River Restook [Aroostook River at Grand Falls], where it is his Determination to settle and to erect a Grist Mill for the Accommodation of himself and those who intend accompanying him. He is forty six years of Age [1778], married and has six Children
Robert Salter was born in Nova Scotia and has always resided there, and in New Brunswick. He has been for the last sighteen Months a licensed Teacher of a School in Saint Andrews parish; accompanied your first named Memorialist in exploring the Restook, and intends removing there immediately should his Application be complied with. He is forty eight [1776] years old, married and has six Sons and two Daughters
George Johnson is twenty four years old [1800] and has always resided in the Parish of Saint Andrews, unmarried
George Hitchings was born in the parish of Saint Andrews, at its first Settlement, is forty [1784] years old, married and has seven Children
John Johnson was also born in Saint Andrews, is twenty one years old [1803], and unmarried
John Simpson is a Native of London, and has resided for the last thirty years in the Parish of Saint Andrews [1794]; He is sixty years old [1764] and married
That none of your Memorialists have ever received any Land from Government, but they are all able and it is their Intention should their Memorial be complied with to cultivate and improve the Land asked for forthwith, according to the Tenor of the Royal Instructions, and they have not directly or indirectly agreed for the Sale or transfer thereof, to any person or persons whatsoever.
They therefore humbly request that your Honor will be pleased to grant to Leonard Bartlett Five hundred Acres of Land situate on the North Side of the Mouth of the three Mile Creek at its Confluence with the Restook River, and on the Eastern Side thereof, where He thinks there is a eligible Situation for a Grist Mill, of which privilege he wishes to obtain a Grant or such other Quantity as to your Honor may seem meet
To Robert Salter, three Hundred Acres commencing at the Mouth of the two Mile Creek also on the Eastern Side of the Restook River, and thence extending down Stream toward the portage across the carrying place by the lower Falls near the Confluence of the Restook with the River Saint John, the said Creeks being three and two miles above the lower Restook Falls
To John Simpson Three hundred Acres on the same Side of the Restook River, commencing about half a Mile above the upper Line of Leonard Bartletts Lots now applied for, and extending thence up stream
To George Hitchings Three Hundred Acres joining the upper Line of the last Applicant John Sympson
And to George Johnson and John Johnson each Two Hundred Acres adjoining the last Applicant, George Hitchings up Stream with such front on the River as to your Honor may seem fit
And your Memorialists pray that Your Honor will be pleased to grant them the several Quantities asked for by them though they may be larger than usually given in Consequence of the very remote Situation of the Land applied for
And Your Memorialists as in Duty bound, will ever pray
Saint Andrews 13th July 1824
Leonard Bartlett
Robt Salter
George Johnson
George Hitchings [His mark]
John Johnson [His mark]
John Simpson
On this thirteenth Day of July in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and twenty four, personally appeared before Me Colin Campbell Esquire, One of His Majestys Justices of the Peace for the County of Charlotte those before named Leonard Bartlett, Robert Salter, George Johnson, John Johnson, George Hitchings, and John Simpson and made Oath to the Truth of the Facts stated in their Memorial
Colin Campbell JP
14th August 1824
The land on the E side of the River Restook before the line marked out by the Commissioners is applied for
There are but two applicants above that line viz Wm Anderson Junr & Stephen McNeal & I cannot say whether these Petitioners may not interfere with them the land is all???? granted?
Geo Shore ???/
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| Assessed |
22 Apr 1831 |
Country, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
- 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: George Johnson
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
St Andrews Assessment 1831 Country: Thomas Johnson, Samuel Johnson, George Johnson, John Johnson, David Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Thomas Johnson, James Johnson
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| Religion |
15 Nov 1831 |
| Presbyterian |
| Residence |
15 Nov 1831 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [5, 6] |
| Assessed |
10 Aug 1841 |
Waweig District, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of a warrant of the General Sessions of the Peace for the said County of Charlotte to levy the sum of fifty four pounds five shillings and six pence for County rates,
Dated the 10th day of August 1841
Name of Persons: George Johnson
Poll tax: 4d
Real Estate of Inhabitants:
Personal Estate of Inhabitants:
Real Estate of non Residents:
Annual income: 50
20 per cent value of property:
Amount to be Taxed: 50
Total Assessment: - 1 -
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| Living |
1 Aug 1843 |
- William Rodgers
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
Name William Rodgers
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 31 Aug 1843
Event Place , Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Lydia Smith
Spouse's Gender Female
Page 90
Citing this Record
"New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBF-N7WX : 13 March 2018), William Rodgers and Lydia Smith, 31 Aug 1843; citing , Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, p. 90, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; FHL microfilm 845,794.
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
GS Film Number 000845794
Digital Folder Number 005418857
Image Number 00430
Marriages Solemnized in the parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in the year 1843
William Rodgers of the parish of St Stephen in this County and Lydia Swett of Calais in the State of Maine were married in this parish by License this 31st day of August in the year 1843 by me Jerome Alley D D Rector
This Marriage was solemnized between us
Wm Rodgers
Lydia Smith [sic]
In presence of
George Johnson
Henry McLeavey
Recd & Regd 1 Jany 1844
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| Assessed |
18 Jul 1845 |
Waweig District, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
- To Hugh Morrison one of the Collectors of Rates in the Parish of Saint Andrews or to any other Collectors in said Parish,
You are hereby required forthwith to collect from the several persons named in the annexed assessment the sums set against their names respectively under the list? ? thereof entitled "Total Assessment" amounting to the sum of Two hundre and Six pounds ten shillings and one penny, and to pay when collected the sum of One hundred and eighty pounds five shillings into the hands of the Overseer of the Poor for the said Parish of Saint Andrews and the residue into the hands of the County Treasurer.
S Frye
Geo W Street
Edw Wilson
Assessors of Rates
Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of Warrants of the General Sessions of the Peace for the said County of Charlotte to levy the sum of One hundred and Eighty pounds five shillings and six pence for Poor Rates and Eleven pounds Eleven shillings for a Pound at Chamcook
Dated the Eighteenth day of July 1845
Waweig District
Names of Persons: George Johnson Paid - 2 8
Poll Tax: 8d
Real Estate of Inhabitants:
Personal Estate:
Real Estate of Non Residents:
Annual Income: 30
20 per cent of Value of Property:
Amount to be Taxed: 30
Total Assessment: - 2 8
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| Assessed |
6 Sep 1847 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
14 Apr 1849 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
17 Jun 1850 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Occupation |
1851 [2] |
| Farmer |
| Residence |
1851 |
St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [2] |
- George Johnston
in the 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
Name: George Johnston
Gender: Male
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1800
Relation to Head of House: Head of Family (Head)
Spouse's Name: Lydia Johnston
Race: native (Native American)
Province: New Brunswick
District: Charlotte County
Sub-district: St Andrews
Sub-District Number: 16
George Johnston 52 Native Farmer
Lydia Johnston 43
Freeman Johnston 19 Native Farmer
Lydia Bullock 12 Adopted
Year: 1851; Census Place: St Andrews, Charlotte County, New Brunswick; Schedule: I; Roll: C_994; Page: 92; Line: 11
Frame 1 story
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| Assessed |
20 Jun 1851 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
25 Jun 1852 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
25 Jun 1853 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
12 Jul 1854 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
26 Jul 1855 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Assessed |
30 Jul 1857 |
From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4] |
| Death |
Between 1861 and 1871 |
| Occupation |
1861 [3] |
| General Laborer |
| Religion |
1861 [3] |
| Presbyterian |
| Residence |
1861 |
St Andrews (Rural), Charlotte, NB [3] |
- George Johnson
in the 1861 Census of Canada
Name: George Johnson
Gender: Male
Age: 60
Birth Year: 1801
Spouse's Name: Lydia Johnson
Home in 1861: St. Andrew's, Charlotte, New Brunswick
Race: Native
Religion: Presbyterian
Film Number: C-1000
Page Number: 5
George Johnson 60 Native St Andrews General Laborer Presbyterian
Lydia Johnson 52 Native St Andews Baptist
Emeline Johnson 7 Daughter Native St Andrews Baptist
Irene Dodds 51 Lodger Native St Andrews Baptist
Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1000
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| Died |
1861 to 19 Apr 1862 |
| Person ID |
I7186 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
11 Mar 2020 |
| Father |
Samuel JOHNSON, b. *[1774], d. [1860-1861] |
| Mother |
Mary GLIDDEN, b. [1756-1774], d. Bef C 1804 |
| Married |
17 Jun 1798 |
Balltown, Lincoln, ME [7] |
- "Maine, Marriages, 1771-1907,"
groom's name: Samuel Johnson
bride's name: Mary Glidden
marriage date: 17 Jun 1798
marriage place: Civil, Whitefield, Lincoln, Maine
indexing project (batch) number: M52119-1
system origin: Maine-EASy
source film number: 12312
Town and vital records, 1791-1924
Authors: Whitefield (Maine). Town Clerk
https://familysearch.org/search/film/007596939?cat=60966
Town and vital records, 1791-1924
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
12312
[516/645]
Whitefield Town Records
493/615
Samuel Johnson & Mrs Mary Glidden ware married June 17 1798
SS & entered with me as the law Directs [Joseph Bailey, Pastor of the Baptist Church in Ballstown]
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| Family ID |
F11227 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Lydia Ann BRISLEY, b. [1808], NB , d. From 19 Apr 1862 to 1871 |
| Married |
15 Nov 1831 |
Greenoch Presbyterian, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6] |
| Married |
15 Nov 1831 |
Charlotte, NB [5] |
- George Johnson
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
Name George Johnson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 15 Nov 1831
Event Place Saint Andrews, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Lydia Ann Bresley
Spouse's Gender Female
Page 308
Citing this Record
"New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBF-FKDH : 13 March 2018), George Johnson and Lydia Ann Bresley, 15 Nov 1831; citing Saint Andrews, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, p. 308, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; FHL microfilm 845,794.
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
GS Film Number 000845794
Digital Folder Number 005418857
Image Number 00195
p 308
George Johnson of Saint Andrews County of Charlotte and Lydia Ann Bresley of St David County aforesaid Presbyterians were married this fifteenth day of November in the years One thousand eight hundred and thrity one
By me Alexr MacLean Minr of the Church of Scotland
This marriage was solemnized between us the above designated
George Johnson
Lydia Ann Bresley [Her mark]
In the presence of
Hugh Irving [r St David b Tyrone, Ireland m Mary McNichol]
William Simpsons
Recd & Regd 31 Decr 1831
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| Children |
| | 1. Freeman JOHNSON, b. [1832], NB , d. Bef 4 February 1860, [Remarriage of wife] |
| | 2. Lydia BULLOCK, b. [1839], NB , d. Aft 1851 CENSUS |
| | 3. Emeline JOHNSON, b. [1854], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. Aft 1861 CENSUS |
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| Family ID |
F2225 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Assessment 1822: George Johnston
Marriage Register: Johnson. Signed
Kirk McColl: Nil
Kirk McColl to 1810: Nil
NB Cemeteries: Nil
Census 1851: Frame 1 story. Johnston
Lydia Bulloch adopted 12 Native [Census 1861: Nil]
Census 1861: Johnson, 2 sick and infirm [George? Lydia?]. Also in household: Irene Dodds 51 Lodger St Andrews Baptist
Dir 1865: Nil
Dir 1867: Nil
Census 1871: Nil
Dir 1871: Nil
Census 1871 Sched Deaths: Nil
All Saints St Andrews: Nil
Eastport Sentinel: Nil
Charlotte County Probate: Nil
St Stephen Assessment 1822: Nil
No Dodds in 1851 or 1871
No Irene in Vital Stats in NB Newspapers Index, Calais Vitals, Eastport Sentinel, St Stephen Rural
Irene called spinster in deed from Leonard, Widow in deed to McClure
No Baptisms in St Patrick's Presbyterian, 1823-1863
It is conceivable that Freeman Johnson is George Johnson's son. I think it is less likely that Emeline Johnson, who was born about 1854, was his daughter though. I think it is more probable that she is the daughter of Freeman Johnson and perhaps Elizabeth Johnson.
- http://www.davidsullivan.ca/oldstandrews/scrapbook/poorhouse/poorhouse.panb.html
The Poor House - PANB
RS 148 E.5.H
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
1858 Paid cole hauling Thomas and Children from Poor House
Sundries for Johnson family, Waweig, Hatch family Chamcook
- NBGS First Families
JOHNSTON: George Johnston b. 1799, m. Lydia - b. 1808: settled in St.
Andrews, Charlotte County:
Only children mentioned:
1) Freeman Johnston born 1832:
2) Lydia Bullock Johnston (adopted) b. 1839.
Source: MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New
Brunswick, pages 141-142
- Schedule III Agricultural Census
Line 33 after William McClure. There is no name entered. I guess it might be George Johnson
Number of hands employed:
Acres of land owned or occupied: 14 improved 40 unimproved
Cash Value of Farm: 1000
Cash Value of Implements and Machinery: 20
Horses: 1
Milch cows: 3
Other neat cattle: 3
Sheep: 7
Swine: 1
Pork slaughtered: 150
Butter: 100
Wool: 12
Hay: 5 tons from 8 acres
Oats: 12 bushels
Buckwheat: 10 bushels
- William Rodgers
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
Name William Rodgers
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 31 Aug 1843
Event Place , Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Lydia Smith
Spouse's Gender Female
Page 90
Citing this Record
"New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBF-N7WX : 13 March 2018), William Rodgers and Lydia Smith, 31 Aug 1843; citing , Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, p. 90, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; FHL microfilm 845,794.
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
GS Film Number 000845794
Digital Folder Number 005418857
Image Number 00430
Marriages Solemnized in the parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in the year 1843
William Rodgers of the parish of St Stephen in this County and Lydia Swett of Calais in the State of Maine were married in this parish by License this 31st day of August in the year 1843 by me Jerome Alley D D Rector
This Marriage was solemnized between us
Wm Rodgers
Lydia Smith [sic]
In presence of
George Johnson
Henry McLeavey
Recd & Regd 1 Jany 1844
- d? Moses Johnson
d? George Johnson m Lydia Brisley
d? Phillip Johnson m Bridget Morriss
d? S M Johnson
All Saints Anglican
Baptisms
30/05/1834 Johnston Hannah St Andrews 6m JA
- Petition 1824
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1823 Shearerd, Matthew - 1824 Cummings, Michael
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
1288492
8191276
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191276?cat=78954
[506/882]
To His Honor John M Bliss Esquire Presidence and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc etc
The Memorial of Leonard Bartlett, George Hitchings, Robert Salter, George Johnson, John Simpson, ad John Johnson
Humbly sheweth
That Your Memorialists are all British Subjects and anxious to become Farmers in the Interior of the Province
Leonard Bartlett was born in Massachusetts State while under the British Government, and removed to the County of Charlotte seventeen years age [1795] when He took the Oath of Allegiance and has remained there ever since, performing the Duties of a Militia man during the late War with America, also before and since
He has explored the River Restook [Aroostook River at Grand Falls], where it is his Determination to settle and to erect a Grist Mill for the Accommodation of himself and those who intend accompanying him. He is forty six years of Age [1778], married and has six Children
Robert Salter was born in Nova Scotia and has always resided there, and in New Brunswick. He has been for the last sighteen Months a licensed Teacher of a School in Saint Andrews parish; accompanied your first named Memorialist in exploring the Restook, and intends removing there immediately should his Application be complied with. He is forty eight [1776] years old, married and has six Sons and two Daughters
George Johnson is twenty four years old [1800] and has always resided in the Parish of Saint Andrews, unmarried
George Hitchings was born in the parish of Saint Andrews, at its first Settlement, is forty [1784] years old, married and has seven Children
John Johnson was also born in Saint Andrews, is twenty one years old [1803], and unmarried
John Simpson is a Native of London, and has resided for the last thirty years in the Parish of Saint Andrews [1794]; He is sixty years old [1764] and married
That none of your Memorialists have ever received any Land from Government, but they are all able and it is their Intention should their Memorial be complied with to cultivate and improve the Land asked for forthwith, according to the Tenor of the Royal Instructions, and they have not directly or indirectly agreed for the Sale or transfer thereof, to any person or persons whatsoever.
They therefore humbly request that your Honor will be pleased to grant to Leonard Bartlett Five hundred Acres of Land situate on the North Side of the Mouth of the three Mile Creek at its Confluence with the Restook River, and on the Eastern Side thereof, where He thinks there is a eligible Situation for a Grist Mill, of which privilege he wishes to obtain a Grant or such other Quantity as to your Honor may seem meet
To Robert Salter, three Hundred Acres commencing at the Mouth of the two Mile Creek also on the Eastern Side of the Restook River, and thence extending down Stream toward the portage across the carrying place by the lower Falls near the Confluence of the Restook with the River Saint John, the said Creeks being three and two miles above the lower Restook Falls
To John Simpson Three hundred Acres on the same Side of the Restook River, commencing about half a Mile above the upper Line of Leonard Bartletts Lots now applied for, and extending thence up stream
To George Hitchings Three Hundred Acres joining the upper Line of the last Applicant John Sympson
And to George Johnson and John Johnson each Two Hundred Acres adjoining the last Applicant, George Hitchings up Stream with such front on the River as to your Honor may seem fit
And your Memorialists pray that Your Honor will be pleased to grant them the several Quantities asked for by them though they may be larger than usually given in Consequence of the very remote Situation of the Land applied for
And Your Memorialists as in Duty bound, will ever pray
Saint Andrews 13th July 1824
Leonard Bartlett
Robt Salter
George Johnson
George Hitchings [His mark]
John Johnson [His mark]
John Simpson
On this thirteenth Day of July in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and twenty four, personally appeared before Me Colin Campbell Esquire, One of His Majestys Justices of the Peace for the County of Charlotte those before named Leonard Bartlett, Robert Salter, George Johnson, John Johnson, George Hitchings, and John Simpson and made Oath to the Truth of the Facts stated in their Memorial
Colin Campbell JP
14th August 1824
The land on the E side of the River Restook before the line marked out by the Commissioners is applied for
There are but two applicants above that line viz Wm Anderson Junr & Stephen McNeal & I cannot say whether these Petitioners may not interfere with them the land is all???? granted?
Geo Shore ???
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| Sources |
- [S2920] Census, US Federal, 1800, Department of Commerce, (1800).
- [S5] Census of New Brunswick 1851, Library and Archives of Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1851/index-e.html).
- [S101] Census of Charlotte County, NB 1861, Province of New Brunswick, (New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Charlotte Branch, 1999).
- [S836] Charlotte County, NB Tax Assessment Books, Charlotte County, NB.
- [S170] Charlotte County Marriage Register, Charlotte County, NB.
- [S528] Greenoch Presbyterian Church, St Andrews, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB, As transcribed by Shirley O'Neill & Nancy Burnham.
- [S3820] Original Records of Maine Towns and Cities; Town of Whitefield, Town of Whitefield, Maine, (Picton Press 2005).
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