Genealogy Data Page 3 (Notes Pages)
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Jackson, Margaret {I0297} (b. ABT 1814, d. 10 SEP 1901)
Note: Margaret Jackson Scott, wife of Jacob Scott died September 7, 1901 in Weldford,
Kent County, New Brunswick at the age of 87 yrs. The Rev. H.A. Meek of
Richibucto attended the service.
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Margaret is buried in the Anglican and United Church Cemetery, Richibucto,
Kent Co., N.B. The headstone reads: In memory of Margaret Jockson wife of
Jacob Scott, Died Sept. 7, 1901, Aged 87 Years.
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McLean, Janet {I0298} (b. 23 FEB 1872, d. 12 JAN 1921)
Note: In the Galloway Cemetery, Kent Co., N.B. the headstone reads:
In Memory of JANET McLEAN Widow of James Edward Scott, who died Jan. 12, 1921, Aged 50 Years.
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Clark, Colin D. {I0317} (b. 1 MAR 1905, d. 16 MAY 1905)
Note: Colin D. Clark is buried in the Anglican and United Church Cemetery, Richibucto,
Kent Co., N.B.
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Scott, John {I0318} (b. 21 FEB 1780, d. 1 FEB 1860)
Note: (From the book: The littles of Galloway and the County of Kent by George E. Little)
In 1817, Samuel Girvan, James McClellan, Anthony McNarin, William McNarin,
JOHN SCOTT, James Mitchell and Robert McAlmon arrived in Richibucto from
their native Scotland with their families on the ship "Dickes," captained by Simon Graham, most of the river propery had been either granted or applied for. This did not discourage or dishearten these hardy Scotsman and they quickly appraised the lay of the land and were quick to perceive that the land lying to the rear of the lots granted to Samuel McKean and associates was vacant and unoccupied and ripe with virgin timber. In less than two months after their arrival in Richibucto they petitioned, on23rd. July 1817 His Excellency George Stracey Smith, Equire, Lieutenant Governor of the Province, to grant each of them such a portion adjoining each other as would enable them to make suitable farms. As settlers, their petition was approved August 5th., 1817, and they moved in to this tract of winderness and uncultivated land to build homes and establish themselves.
On deed number 1535 dated 5th. February 1823, having fulfilled the conditions of the grant, Samuel Girvan was granted lot number 3 - 300 acres. Anthony McNarin lot number 2 - 300 acres and James McClellan lot number 1 - 300 acres.
On deed Number 1536 dated 5th. February 1823, William McNarin was granted lot number 7 - 300 acres, JOHN SCOTT lot number 4 - 300 acres, James Mitchell
lot number 5 - 200 acres and Robert McAlmon lot number 6 - 300 acres.
Thirteen Scotchmen with their wives and families were the first settlers who founded the settlement of Galloway in the County of Kent in the Province of New
Brunswick.
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From the Galloway Cemetery, Kent Co., N.B. the headstone reads:
To the Memory of JOHN SCOTT A native of Dumfriesshire, SCOTLAND, who
departed this life Feby 1, 1860, Aged 80 Yrs.
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Clark, Kenneth C. {I0321} (b. 26 FEB 1903, d. 6 DEC 1903)
Note: Kenneth C. Clark in buried in Anglican and United Church Cemetery, Richibucto,
Kent Co., N.B.
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Gifford, Robert A. {I0322} (b. 1840, d. 31 JUL 1855)
Note: Robert A. Gifford died at the age of 11 Yr. 10 Mo's and is buried in the St.
Andrews United Church, Rexton, Kent Co., N.B.
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Harrison, Mary Smith {I0345} (b. JUN 1882, d. 5 NOV 1885)
Note: Moncton Daily Transcript:
Died at Moncton on the 5th of November 1885 Mary Smith, daughter of John A.
and Agnes Harrison. Aged 3 yrs. 4 mos. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Moncton,
New Brunswick, Canada.
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Cause: Consumption (Tuberculosis)
Scott, Jane A. {I0346} (b. MAY 1835, d. 21 NOV 1846)
Note: Jane A. Scott is buried in the Galloway Cemetery, Rexton, Kent County, New
Brunswick with her mother Mary Ann Smith Scott. She died Nov. 21, 1846.
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Scott, Thomas E. {I0347} (b. ABT 1841, d. 26 AUG 1847)
Note: Thomas E. Scott is buried in the Galloway Cemetery, Rexton, Kent County, New
Brunswick with his mother Mary Ann Smith Scott. He died August 26, 1849.
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Scott, Jessie {I0348} (b. JAN 1858, d. 9 AUG 1868)
Note: Jessie Scott is buried in the Galloway Cemetery, Kent County, New Brunswick
with her mother Mary Ann Smith Scott.
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Hatcher, Calvin H. {I0367} (b. 23 JAN 1900, d. 22 APR 1985)
Note: 1920 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA lists Calvin 19 yr., Single and Box Maker - Lumber yard.
1930 Soledad, Los Angeles Co., CA., lists Calvin 30 yr. Single, with his father James (widower) and two brother Wallace and Willis.
Clark, Robert {I1101} (b. 9 APR 1818, d. 1900)
Note: In the 1861 Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick census it lists Robert Clark as a Deputy Sheriff. In the 1871, same County, it lists him as a carpenter.
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Clark, Mary {I1102} (b. ABT 1845, d. 14 OCT 1916)
Cause: Paralysis
Clark, Robert {I1103} (b. 8 SEP 1846, d. 23 AUG 1905)
Note: Robert and wife Isabella Schollick are buried in the Anglican and United Church Cemetery, Richibucto, Kent Co., N.B.
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Cause: Paralysis
Clark, John {I1104} (b. 1852, d. 1928)
Note: John Clark and wife Sarah Annie McIntyre and buried in St. Andrews United
Church Cemetery, Rexton, Kent Co., N.B.
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Clare, Charles {I1192} (b. 20 FEB 1838, d. ?)
Note: The marriage between Charles Clare and Mary Ann Scott took place on
Novmber 10, 1859, but in the 1861 Weldford, Kent County, New Brunswick
census it lists Charles living with his brother William Clark. It would seem that
Mary Ann Scott died before 1861. Charles parents were James Augustus Clare and Elizabeth Ann Langen.
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Charles Pickard Clare remarried November 6, 1867 to Eliza S. Montgomery
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Scott, James (John) {I1193} (b. ABT 1838, d. ?)
Note: The 1861 census for Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick states James is
a Shipwright, and 1871 census, same county, lists him as a Carpenter. The
1881 census for Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick lists him as a
ShipCarpenter.
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Married: Manse, Moncton (Westmorland Co.) by Rev. Joesph Hogg, James
Scott, Moncton/Elizabeth Ann Call, Weldford (Kent Co.)
13 December `885 Post
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Hesket, Ellen {I1194} (b. ABT 1840, d. 6 JUN 1884)
Note: Moncton Times June 6, 1884
ELLEN SCOTT wife of James Scott, age 43, left husband, eight children. Funeral tomorrow 2 PM from residence Robinson Street.
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Scott, Isabella {I1208} (b. 1 FEB 1841, d. ?)
Note: Isabella Scott was listed on Film F-1104 as being born February 1, 1841,
Bapt: February 26, 1841, to Thomas and Margaret Scott of Richibucto, Kent Cnty.
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Wiatt, Varian H. {I1209} (b. 13 FEB 1904, d. NOV 1967)
Note: 1930 Oxnard, Ventura Co., CA lists Varian 26 yr, Married at the age of 25 yr born in Oklahoma, and a Mail Carrier.