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George Lee married Catherine Strange in 1834. Includes records of Lee family found in St. George's Church in St. Johns, New Brunswick. Descendants lived in New Brunswick, British Columbia, Massachusetts, and elsewhere.

2) My four grandparents, Bell - Belyea and Cooley - Maling: ancestors and descendants : family history and genealogy

Author

Maling, William Bell

Publisher

W.B. Maling

Pub. Date

[2017]

Physical Desc

1 online resource (38 pages) ; illustrations, genealogical tables, portraits

Language

English

Description

William Austin Bell (1878-1959) married Susie Maud Belyea (1876-1966). Eugene Vernon Maling (1882-1933) married Jean Cooley (1886-1957).

3) Belyea (Bulyea) families of Queens and Carleton Counties, New Brunswick, Canada, 1783-1964

Author

Pub. Date

uuuu

Physical Desc

[8], 11 leaves

Language

English

Description

Louis Boulier, a Huguenot, immigrated from France (via The Netherlands) to Long Island, New York in the 1690s, and married Anna Konning in 1697, moving to Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York about 1706. Hendrick Bulyea (1720-1802), a direct descendant in the third generation, married twice and immigrated from New York to Greenwich, Kings County, New Brunswick. Descendants (spelling the surname Belyea, Bulyea, Bilyea, Beljee, etc.) lived in New...

4) George and Ann (Durley) Hayward: and some of their descendants, 1739-1995

Author

Hayward, George H

Publisher

G.H. Hayward

Pub. Date

1995

Physical Desc

iv, 293 p. : ill., ports.

Language

English

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Description

George Hayward (ca. 1739-1799) and his wife, Ann Durley Hayward (ca. 1731-1806) had four children, ca. 1762-ca. 1768. The family emigrated from England and settled at Maugerville, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, in 1779. The moved across the St. John River to Lincoln, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, ca. 1780. George and Ann Hayward died at Lincoln. Descendants lived in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Maine, and elsewhere. Includes the Belyea, Cook, Craig,...

5) The Purdy family in New Brunswick and Elizabethtown, Ontario: Gilbert 5 Purdy (Thomas 4, Thomas 3, John 2, Francis 1); Stephen 5 Purdy (Thomas 4, Thomas 3, John 2, Francis 1); Amey 5 Purdy (John 4, Daniel 3, John 2, Francis 1); Archelaus...

Author

Purdy, Clayton Charles

Series

Descendants of Francis Purdy volume 4

Publisher

C.C. Purdy

Pub. Date

[1986?]

Physical Desc

22, 1601-2370 leaves : ill., facsims., geneal. tables, maps, ports.

Language

English

Formats

Description

Microfiche, Online Content

Francis Purdy (ca.1616-1658) was a son of John and Elizabeth Purdy, and a grandson of Francis Purdy. He emigrated from England to Concord, Massachusetts, and married Mary Elizabeth Brundish. They moved to Fairfield, Connecticut about 1640. Gilbert Purdy (1740-1825) married Elizabeth Ogden, and took an active part on the British side during the Revolutionary War. In 1783, he and his family emigrated from New York to St. John, New Brunswick. Later they...

6) The Corys: a brief account of the Cory family

Author

Cory, Charles Estabrook

Publisher

S. Corey

Pub. Date

1980]

Edition

2nd ed.

Physical Desc

ii, 205 [i.e. 237] leaves

Language

English

Formats

Description

John Cory (ca. 1611-1685), of Scottish lineage, emigrated from England to Massachusetts before 1640, and moved to Southold, Long Island, New York during or before 1640. In 1644, he lived at Southampton, Long Island, New York, and later returned to Southold. Most descendants were Loyalists during the Revolutionary War, and moved in 1783 to New Brunswick. Includes many descendants in the United States.

7) The Corey/Cory families of New Brunswick, Canada

Author

Corey, Stanley

Publisher

S. Corey

Pub. Date

1979

Physical Desc

ii [i.e. iv], 200 leaves

Language

English

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Description

Griffin Cory (1727-1780) was probably born in Stamford, Connecticut, and was imprisoned as a Tory during the Revolutionary War. He died at Hempstead, Long Island, New York, and in 1783 his wife and family were evacuated to New Brunswick. Descendants in Canada lived chiefly in New Brunswick, although some immigrated back to the United States.

8) The genealogy of the Boulier - Bulyea - Belyea family, 1697-1969

Author

Publisher

F.G.B. Tisdale & M.A.B. Rennie

Pub. Date

c1970

Physical Desc

ii, 268 p. : ill., coat of arms, maps.

Language

English

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Description

Louis Boulier, a Huguenot, emigrated from France to Phillipsburg, New York and married Antje Konninck in 1697. Henry Bulyea (1720-1802), a grandson, married Deborah Carpenter in 1739 and widow Engeltie (Storm) Yerxa in 1755, served with the Loyalists during the Revolutionary War, and immigrated to St. John, New Brunswick in 1783. Descendants (most used the surname of Belyea, many used Bulyea) lived in New Brunswick, Ontario, Saskatchewan, British...

9) Sprague genealogy, 1609-1961

Author

Pub. Date

1963

Physical Desc

[31] leaves : col. coat of arms, facsims.

Language

English

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Description

William Sprague (1609-1675) emigrated in 1628 from England to Charlestown, Massachusetts, married Millesaint Eames in 1635, and moved to Hingham, Massachusetts about 1636. Descendants lived in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, California and elsewhere. Includes Sprague, Belyea, Crouse, Jackson, Tisdale and related families.

10) The Case family of New Brunswick: the descendants of Elisha Case & Waite (Hopkins)

Author

Case, Erastus Ely

Publisher

D.F. Johnson

Pub. Date

199-?]

Physical Desc

315 p. : geneal. tables.

Language

English

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Description

Elisha Case was born 23 June 1745 in South Kingston, Rhode Island. His parents were Mitchell Case and Ann Brown. He married Waity Hopkins (1747-1817), daughter of John Hopkins and Mercy or Mary Greene, 30 May 1768 in West Greenwich, Rhode Island. They had seven children. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Rhode Island and New Brunswick.

11) Tisdale - Ames - Sprague genealogies, 1609-1961

Author

Pub. Date

195u

Physical Desc

25 pages ;

Language

English

Description

Shaw, George-Terrence Hall

Robert Eames (d.1712) immigrated, with his brother Thomas, in 1634 from England to Charlestown, Massachusetts, and moved to Woburn, Massachusetts in 1651. Descendants lived in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, California and elsewhere.

12) The Carle family and it's connections with the Peters and Shaw families: "a working copy 23 June 2003"

Author

Publisher

G-T.H. Shaw

Pub. Date

2003

Physical Desc

454 p. : geneal. tables.

Language

English

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Description

Joseph Carle married Sarah. They had three known children. The family lived in New York and later immigrated to New Brunswick. His will was proved in 1741. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in New Brunswick.

13) Alexander Clark, loyalist: a contribution to the history of New Brunswick

Author

Wright, Esther Clark

Language

English

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Description

Alexander Clark (b.1743) married Mary Hoff in 1763 and, as Loyalists, the family emigrated from New Jersey to Parrtown, New Brunswick after the Revolutionary War. Descendants lived in New Brunswick and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to New England, New York and elsewhere in the United States.

14) Shaws of New Brunswick and Maine: with roots in Massachusetts and England, 1518-2004; descendants of Christopher Shaw of Northowram, Yorkshire, England and his grandson, Abraham Shaw who settled in Dedham,...

Author

Hayward, George H

Publisher

G.H. Hayward

Pub. Date

2004

Physical Desc

iv, 1164 p. : geneal. tables

Language

English

Description