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| Name: kenneth thomas lyons | | Time/Date Entered: 12:17 PM - 15 Aug 2017 |
| Email: kenlyons144@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: eva waldron, nee Stewart |
| Town/Village/Area: York Centre |
| Primary Family Names: stewart, waldron, starnes, sherar, caldwell, mckin |
| Secondary Family Names: melvin, sprong, sheddon, mcvey, shearer |
| Time Period: 1777-2017 |
| Particulars: Correction to my blurb of aug 14, 2017, James Stewart of Town of Gaspe, son of annabella stewart, she the dau of rev charles stewart and annabella campbell, james married bridget o'hara, peter was this annabella's brother and was chief justice in st.john's isl, he never came to gaspe. Now, details prev omitted, john stewart and Mary Mckinnon were parents of Charles Stewart, the grandfather of my grandmother, eva waldron, nee stewart, she born in york centre, moved i believe with her Uncle Philip Stewart and family when they moved to montreal, which is whetewhere she met and married John Stanley Waldron, son of Thomas Eslron and Susan Gore, Thomas being the founder of Stetling teas and coffee in montreal and later taking a few of his family to vancouver to establish the business there as well, his sons Percy and Clifford Waldron to maintain the business in montreal. Charles stewart had 3 siblings, jane stewart, john sedding stewart, b 10 jul 1822 in new carlisle, and adam, b 18 dec 1824. Charles married margaret maria starnes, note crrection from prev info, 1848, she was dau of philip starnes, b 1796, and mary jane sherar, b 1801 , philip stanes was son of daniel starnes and jane sprong, while mary jane was the dau of james sherar and margaret mcVey, b 1770 in Sdotland, d 1846, and james the son of thomas sherar and jeanne melvin, another loyalist family to new carlisle. Mary mcKinnon was dau of neil mckinnon and margaret sheddon. Finally jane stewart dau of charles, m. James caldwell 16 jan 1840 in new carlisle. Still need to figure out link of the veuve stewart and james stewart from paspebiac 1777 census to john stewart of new carlisle. I thinking best bet james and the veuve stewart might derive from dispatched soldiers 78th fraser highlanders, there is new info out this year canada 150 with names of some of the english and scottish soldiers who were at quebec, on the plaines of abraham. |
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| Name: kenneth lyons | | Time/Date Entered: 10:47 PM - 14 Aug 2017 |
| Email: kenlyons144@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: eva stewart |
| Town/Village/Area: york centre |
| Primary Family Names: stewart, starnes, |
| Secondary Family Names: sherar |
| Time Period: 1777-2017 |
| Particulars: Eva Stewart raised by grandfather, Charles Stewart, whaler, in York Centre, where he migrated in his sailing vessel, the John Stewart, sometime after his marriage to Maria Starnes in 1848 in New Carlisle, where Charles was born in 1819. Maria Starnes also was born in New Carlisle, of loyalist descent. Charles father was John Stewart, on Charles and Maria's marriage certificate, it states that Charles' father John was a sailor and was also 'lifelong' of the Gaspe, i take that to mean that John was also born in the Gaspe. The census of 1824 has John listed as the head of a family of 4 in New Carlisle, Charles born 1819, a girl whose name escapes me just now but who did marry, and two other sons, Adam and John Sedding. In the census of 1831, there is no trace of the father John, nor of the sons Adam or John Sedding, it is a mystery, all that be certain is that Charles named his ship the John Stewart. Charles ship evented met its end by fire while docked in Halifax, which likely ended Charles career as a whaler. Back in 2012, when i first posted to this registry, i had assumed that Charles was a descendent of the rev. Charles Stewart of Scotland, whose wife, a Stewart only by marriage, still she had Stewart blood in her and was a descendant of the kings Robert, 1, 2, 3 of scotland and england as well as of some early kings of Ireland. The rev Charles Stewart had many of his children migrate to what was then named St John's Island, all of which is well documented in the webpages pertaining to the descendants of the Rev Charles Stewart of Scotland. What is of interest to the Gaspe is that Anabella Stewart, the daughter of Rev Charles Stewart married Robert Stewart, a different family of Stewarts from the ile of bute, this Robert was the first speaker of the house in St. John's isl, i guess after the British took over from the french, who had previously named it Ile St. Jean. Annabella was not well treated after her husband Robert passed away, and lost entitlement to the lands in St. John's island previously possessed by her husband. Whether for that reason or not, she migrated to the Gaspe and died and was buried there in 1818, at Stewart's Brook cemetary, high above the Bay of Chaleur, in what i believe is now St Omer. Her two sons, Matthew and Peter became residents of the Gaspe, quite sometime before Anabella arrived there. I had assumed that my grandmother Eva was descended from either Mathew or Peter, but i believe this is not the case. Mathew established himself in Nouvelle, near New Brunswick, early census had him with a household of 13 including he, his wife and at least 8 children whom i was able to identify through records. The lastest of these born circa 1810, whereas Charles born in New Carlisle 1819, wrong timeline, wrong town. Peter Stewart established himself in town of Gaspe, married Brigit O'Hara of the famous O'Hara family, had some 7 children but i could find no church records for the names, births or deaths of these children, but again wrong town. Mathew Stewart was a well known fisherman of tbe time, also owned his own ship, had establishedbhimself in the Gaspe at an early age, even before the american revolution, he second only in reputation probably to the famous jersey fisherman Charles Robin, whom he knew well, Mathew had purchased the Seigneury of Shoolbred, adjacent to Nouvelle, where he lived as a prominent businessman and Seigneur. So i am now left assuming that i am descended from either James Stewart, who is listed in a census of 1777, ie pre loyalist, they arrived and established New Carlisle in mid 80's, he is said to have 3 sons, as per the census, or from the veuve (widow) Stewart, also listed in the 1777 census of Paspebiac, note only 19 families all others french names in that census, she also with 3 boys |
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| Name: Kevin Girard | | Time/Date Entered: 3:30 PM - 17 Jul 2017 |
| Email: kevin.girard@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: gggg-grandfather emigrated there |
| Town/Village/Area: Douglastown |
| Primary Family Names: Girard |
| Secondary Family Names: Rooney |
| Time Period: 1845- |
| Particulars: Jean-Guillaume Girard emigrated to Mal-Baie between 1765 and 1845 and my grandfather Gordon Girard eventually left for Montreal between 1955 and 1965. |
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| Name: Lauren Collyer | | Time/Date Entered: 2:49 PM - 17 Jul 2017 |
| Email: mirabelk@hotmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: Marie Doucet |
| Town/Village/Area: Pointe à la Garde / Escuminac |
| Primary Family Names: Doucet |
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| Time Period: late 1800s, early 1900s |
| Particulars: Marie Doucet(te) (also known as Minnie)
Born: 1889, Pointe a la Garde, Quebec
Parents: Henri Doucet & Jeanne (nee ?)
Religion: Presbyterian
Married: 1911, Joseph Mirabelli (Maltese immigrant)
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| Name: Tamara Eden | | Time/Date Entered: 1:26 AM - 13 Jul 2017 |
| Email: zeden73@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: grandfather |
| Town/Village/Area: Gaspe |
| Primary Family Names: Eden |
| Secondary Family Names: none |
| Time Period: any to present |
| Particulars: looking for family history from my grandfather and mother.... his name was whawell(warrell "Red") lloyd eden born july,25,1924. was a police officer in montreal for a time as well. any help is appreciated! |
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| Name: Jan Boucher | | Time/Date Entered: 12:16 PM - 22 Jun 2017 |
| Email: sneaks406@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: birth family |
| Town/Village/Area: Gaspe, Douglastown |
| Primary Family Names: Gerard |
| Secondary Family Names: Mulrooney |
| Time Period: 1950 to present |
| Particulars: Maria Alice VIVIAN MULROONEY was born in 1922 in Douglastown, and buried there in 1994. Her parents were Joseph Ambrose Mulrooney (1888), and Eliza Ann Mulrooney, I believe both passing away in Gaspe.
VIVIAN MULROONEY was married in 1942 to William/Bill Gerard in Douglastown.
VIVIAN and BILL GERARD had at least two sons (the oldest Mark?), born in the early 1950s I believe in Gaspe. There may have been a daughter born in the 50's as well.
Bill may have worked in, or owned a garage/car dealership in Gaspe in the 1950s.
I believe I am related to this family, and would very much like to contact them. Any information is appreciated.
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| Name: Roger Mahar | | Time/Date Entered: 3:22 PM - 14 Jun 2017 |
| Email: roger@globemetal.com |
| Gaspe Connection: father born in Gaspe |
| Town/Village/Area: Douglasstown |
| Primary Family Names: Mahar |
| Secondary Family Names: Maher |
| Time Period: 1925 |
| Particulars: I dont know much just told my father"s Father was born in Gaspe his name was Napoleon hoping to find out more information |
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| Name: Joan LeBlanc Johnston | | Time/Date Entered: 3:41 PM - 19 May 2017 |
| Email: joan_115@hotmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: ancestors |
| Town/Village/Area: Maria/Carleton |
| Primary Family Names: LeBlanc |
| Secondary Family Names: Boudreau |
| Time Period: |
| Particulars: Looking for my great grandparent Pierre LeBlanc born 1870 and Rose Delima Boudreau born 1864 daughter of Jacques dit James Boudreau and Emilie Lapointe . I cannot find when Rose Delima died? |
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| Name: Josee Brisson | | Time/Date Entered: 8:59 PM - 18 May 2017 |
| Email: pipette@videotron.ca |
| Gaspe Connection: My mother, Blanche Boutin |
| Town/Village/Area: Grande-Rivière |
| Primary Family Names: French, Hogan |
| Secondary Family Names: Boutin, Roussy |
| Time Period: 1790-1850 approximately |
| Particulars: I am mainly interested in finding the origins of anglophones, for which I have no information as of yet. John Young, married to Charlotte Polly?, as well as John Hogan, married (?) to Marie Stibre. |
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| Name: Sullivan | | Time/Date Entered: 10:53 PM - 4 Apr 2017 |
| Email: mjsullivan09@gmail.com |
| Gaspe Connection: Great Grandfather, Great Great Father&Mother |
| Town/Village/Area: Douglastown |
| Primary Family Names: Ohare |
| Secondary Family Names: Mahar |
| Time Period: 1821-1900 |
| Particulars: I will start with my direct link to John and Mary Mahar. As documented on the website, John and Mary had a daughter Bridget. She married Thomas O'hare. Thomas O'hare and Bridget had 8 children, Catherine (1862-1878), Emily (1864-1883) , George Albert O'Hare (1866-1937), Mary Elise (1871-), Joseph (1874-), Mary Ann ( 1876-1889), James O'Hare (1878-), John Elias (1879-), and Thomas G O'Hare (1868-1949). Thomas G O'Hare is my greatfather.
Per a document created by my grandmother Thomas O'Hare came to the US by stagecoach. Before coming to USA he delivered mail by stage coach in Canada. When he came to the USA he first worked in up state NY in lumber camps. He arrived in Springfield MA around 1892. He became a meat cutter. He married Margaret O'Connor. I have attached a copy of their wedding certificate, which includes the names of Thomas O"Hare and Bridget Mahar. Additionally, i have attached copies of the Canada 1871 and 1881 census which documents the O'Hare Family.
Thomas O'Hare and Margaret O'Connor had one child, Eileen Marie O'Hare, my grandmother. She was born in 1898. USA Census form attached. Eileen married John Joseph Sullivan of Springfield MA, in 1926. My father John J Sullivan Jr. was born March 3, 1927.
That is a brief description of the O'Hare line. I have access to many pictures of the O'hare family. If you would like them. |
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