Descendants of Caleb WHEATON
Updated 8 August 2009
Generation No. 1
1.
Captain Caleb1 WHEATON1 was born Abt. 17162,
and died 1788 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2. He married (1) Unknown wife of Caleb WHEATON3
Abt. 17363. She was
born Abt. 17164, and died Unknown. He married (2) Mary OWEN5 8
April 1767 in Cornwallis Township, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada6. She was born Abt. 17276,
and died 10 December 1810 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Notes
for Captain Caleb WHEATON:
I
have received information from a variety of sources, which does not always
agree. Below are details sent to me by
various WHEATON researchers.
from
Bill WHEATON 20/10/2001
from
"The History of Kings County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton
"Captain
Caleb and Mary (OWEN) WHEATON seem to have been the founders of the WHEATON
family in King's County. They arrived in
Cornwallis, Nova Scotia in 1761.
Cornwallis is across the Minas Basin from Fox River and West of
Wolfville along the Bay of Fundy"
"Grants
given in Cornwallis: Caleb WHATON 250
acres September 6th 1763"
from
Jean SHERWOOD 29/10/2001
"Caleb
born in the US 1716-1788, who fought in the US wars and was banished under the
Massachuesetts Banishment Act to Nova Scotia, where he landed with his wife
Mary and founded the name WHEATON in Kings Co.
He was granted land in 1763 in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, just outside
Halifax. He was a United Empire Loyalist
as was his son James, Thomas and Daniel".
(My
(JKW) note - at present I do not have sons James, Thomas and Daniel)
From
Meg CROSTHWAITE to Bill WHEATON 9/1/2002
from
"Planters and Pioneers Nova Scotia 1749-1775" by Esther Clark WRIGHT
P 285
"WHEATON
Caleb, Capt....Cornwallis 1761
Children:
George Lucana, Caleb Jr. Joseph, Sarah, Edward Cornwallis, Letitia, Comfort,
Cynthia"
from
Daniel WHEATON 6 March 2002
"Caleb
WHEATON sr, served in the Provincial forces as a Lieut. and Quarter Master as
far back as Annapolis and Minas. He
returned to Halifax after the evacuation of Boston.
Lieut.Caleb
WHEATON visited England and had breakfast with the Duke of Kent".
Information
from Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002
From
the History of the County of Guysborough pagew 125 and 126
"Caleb
Wheaton, an officer in the British Army, came here to locate. He had occasion to visit Antigonish, and was
obliged to make the journey in a canoe, with an Indian. He was appointed by the Government "to
look after vessels," and was coming from Halifax with his wife and family,
when the vessel struck on a rock near St Andrews.s Channel, west of Canso, and
sank. A boat had hastily been made
ready, in which Mrs. Wheaton, who was ill, was placed on a bed, and with what
few articles could be saved, they escaped to the shore. That night was passed in the woods. The next day, a sail appeared. The ship-wrecked party rowed out and hailed
the stranger, which proved to be a French vessel bound to Arichat. All assistance was refused till Mrs. Wheaton
spoke to them in French, a language with which she was quite familiar. This produced an immediate change. They tarried to render assistance, but
finding upon closer investigation that the forlorn party was really English
they hearlessly declined giving any help.
The magic influence of gold was next resorted to, and even a enemy's
heart was no proof agains this subtle agency.
A lavish transfer was soon arranged, and they were safely landed at
the Strait. During a visit to England Lieut. Wheaton was
invited to breakfast with the Duke of Kent and found 200 sovereigns under his
plate.
History
of Antigonish Harbour
Page
10
Lieutentant
Wheaton lived at Antigonish Harbour
Wheaton
sold liquor at the Town Point."
Information
from Mary Marshall BATES 24th April 2002
The
primary compilers of the descendants of Caleb Wheaton were Anne Warner
Hendsbee, brothers Daniel and Ronald Wheaton and Mary Marshall Bates. Additional sources appear as endnotes.
According
to record, Caleb Wheaton was an American by birth and was a Customs officer and
trader in Machais, ME. From 1744, he served in all the wars in America. In the
corps raised by Governor Shirley for the defense of the garrison at Annapolis
Royal, he was Lieutenant and Quartermaster. Subsequently, he was commander of
Fort St. George in Eastern Massachusetts. As a Loyalist, he was hunted from
place to place. Ordered by General Sir William Howe, he pulled down the old
North Meeting House in Boston, MA.
In
1761, Caleb was granted Lot 7 (44 acres), Div. 2 in Cornwallis Township. In
March, 1776 on the voyage to Halifax, NS with British troops from Boston, MA,
he and his family were taken prisoners on the brig Elizabeth and were detained
in prison for three months. From 1777, he was a Lieutenant in the Guides and
Pioneers.
Caleb
Wheaton had sixteen children. During the Revolutionary War five son's served in
the King's service, one of whom was killed in battle. At the end of the War,
two sons, John and Caleb, were granted half-pay of lieutenants. Another was a
pilot in the Royal Navy in Nova Scotia. The fifth son Joseph also a Loyalist
was taken prisoner and confined in the Concord Jail. There he was induced to
join the Americans and was given a commission as Ensign.
In
Correspondence dated 26 March 1788 anouncing Captain Caleb Wheaton's
death, W. Collins added that Caleb
"has" two wives living, one at Halifax who shared his sufferings and
hardships as a Loyalist, the other near Rochester, Kent, England."
Information
from Jean SHERWOOD 1/2/2003
Captain
Caleb WHEATON captained a Ferry the "City of Bristol" and after
changing ships on a stormy night in November 1787 he drowned. Lost at sea.
More
About Mary OWEN:
Burial:
Unknown, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
Children
of Caleb WHEATON and Unknown WHEATON are:
i. Unknown
child of Caleb2 WHEATON7, b. Bet. 1736 - 17377;
d. Unknown.
ii. Unknown
child of Caleb WHEATON7, b. Bet. 1738 - 17397;
d. Unknown.
iii. Unknown
child of Caleb WHEATON7, b. Bet. 1740 - 17417;
d. Unknown.
iv. Unknown
child of Caleb WHEATON7, b. Bet. 1742 - 17437;
d. Unknown.
v. Unknown
child of Caleb WHEATON7, b. Bet. 1744 - 17457;
d. Unknown.
2. vi. George
Ebenezer WHEATON, b. 6 February 1748/49, St George River, New England USA; d.
Unknown.
3. vii. Mary
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1751; d. Bef. 1817.
viii. Lucinda
or Lucana WHEATON8,9, b. 3 June 1751, Chentogoe, Virginia,
USA10,11; d. Unknown.
4. ix. Caleb Jr
WHEATON, b. 20 July 1753, Jamaica, Long Island, USA; d. 3 August 1826, Gut of
Canso, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.
x. Joseph
WHEATON12, b. 30 December 1754, Jamaica, Long Island, USA12;
d. Unknown; m. Sally FLETCHER13, 9 August 1786, Halifax,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada13; b. Abt. 175914;
d. Unknown.
5. xi. John WHEATON,
b. 9 August 1756, Jamaica, Long Island, USA; d. 25 September 1820, Plaister
Cover, Nova Scotia, Canada.
xii. Sarah
WHEATON15, b. 3 March 1758, Jamaica, Long Island, USA15;
d. Unknown; m. Thomas CRIBBIN16, 12 December 1776, Halifax,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada16; b. Abt. 175317;
d. Abt. 1789, Dorchester, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada18.
Notes
for Thomas CRIBBIN:
From
Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of his marriage, Thomas was a bachelor living in Halifax, NS. Thomas'
mother
inlaw
wrote a letter dated 11 November 1788 regarding Captain Thomas Cribben's estate. He
was
granted compensation for the loss of his property and income as a customs
officer during
the
war. The only reference to an officer of this name in the Muster Roll Series,
1710-1774, of
Massachusetts
is a Lieutentant in command of a detachment that served from 15 October 1748
to 20
January 1749. Thomas Cribben, half-pay naval officer petitioned for land on the
south
side
of Cape George."
xiii. Samuel
WHEATON18, b. Abt. 175918; d. 28 October
1830, Halifax, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada18.
xiv. Edward
Cornwallis WHEATON19,20, b. 26 October 1760, Cornwallis
Township, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada21,22,23; d. Unknown.
xv. Letitia
WHEATON24, b. 13 August 1762, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova
Scotia, Canada24,25; d. Unknown; m. Lt. Bryant MEIGHAM25,
August 1790, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada25; b. Abt. 175726;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for Lt. Bryant MEIGHAM:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Bryan
Meighan was a Lt. in the Duke of Cumberland's Regiment. In 1793, he was assesed
61lb.
in the Township of Guysborough,Manchester. In
the same year he was in Antigonish having
sold
his Manchester Township lands being 600 acres of rear lands and town lot #7 in
the
southeast
division block K."
Marriage
Notes for Letitia WHEATON and Bryant MEIGHAM:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"(Illegible
writing) Day of August 17__, Bryan Meighan,Esq. was married to Miss Letitia
Wheaton,
agreeable to the Form of Matrimony used in the Church of England by me T.W.
Hierlihy,
J.P.. Recorded at the request of Mrs.
Mary Wheaton by me Thomas Cutler, Town
Clerk
2 December 1802." Note: This marriage may have been performed at
Antigonish."
xvi. Comfort
WHEATON27, b. 24 February 176527; d.
Unknown.
Child
of Caleb WHEATON and Mary OWEN is:
xvii. Cynthia2
WHEATON27, b. 8 May 1767, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova
Scotia, Canada27,28; d. Unknown; m. Dennis or David HEFFERNAN28,
22 May 1786, Halifax, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada28; b. Abt.
176229; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Dennis or David HEFFERNAN:
Note
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Dennis
is sometimes synonymous with David."
Generation No. 2
2.
George Ebenezer2 WHEATON (Caleb1)30,31
was born 6 February 1748/49 in St George River, New England USA32,
and died Unknown. He married Susannah
KINSMAN32 18 May 1775 in Cornwallis Township, Kings, Nova
Scotia, Canada32,33.
She was born 3 June 1751 in Virginia, USA34, and died
Unknown.
Children
of George WHEATON and Susannah KINSMAN are:
6. i. John K3
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1777; d. 3 October 1832.
ii. Ebenzer Perkins
WHEATON35, b. 16 November 1783, Cornwallis Township, King,
Nova Scotia, Canada35; d. 13 December 1841, Cornwallis
Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada35; m. Mary BROWN, 26
March 1817, Cornwallis Township, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada35;
b. Abt. 179736; d. Unknown.
7. iii. William
Dawson WHEATON, b. 8 October 1785, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. 7 January 1864, Knowlesville, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada.
3.
Mary2 WHEATON (Caleb1)37
was born Abt. 175137, and died Bef. 181737. She married Samuel SCOTT37. He was born Bet. 1748 - 175037,
and died Bef. 183837.
Notes
for Mary WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Marshall BATES 24/4/2002
"This
researcher has no proof that Mary, wife of Samuel Scott was a Wheaton. Because
one of her sons was Wheaton, it does seem logical that she was one of Caleb's
16 children.
This family is PURE CONJECTURE.
Samuel
was a St. Augustine Loyalist whose wife's name was Mary. When they arrived in
the settlement, there were three children.
According to Jost's Sketches and Essays, there is record only of Wheaton
and his wife Mary who had two children; Samuel, born in 1842 (Married Emmeline
Jane Carr) and Joseph, born 5 September 1844.
Samuel
was granted 300 acres in Manchester Township. In the years 1791 and 1804
Samuel, Farmer of the Gut of Canso was assesed 50lbs.
At
the time of the 1817 census taking, Samuel's household included 1 man over 50,
1 male 16-49, 1 boy and 2 girls; 1 American and 4 Acadians.
No further record."
Children
of Mary WHEATON and Samuel SCOTT are:
i. Janet3
SCOTT37, b. 177137; d. Unknown.
ii. John
SCOTT37, b. 178137; d. Unknown.
8. iii. Samuel
SCOTT, b. 1784; d. Unknown.
9. iv. Mary SCOTT,
b. 1786, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
10. v. Wheaton
SCOTT, b. 16 November 1789, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
vi. Josiah
SCOTT37, b. 15 December 1792, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada37;
d. Unknown.
vii. Rebecca
SCOTT37, b. 12 September 1794, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada37;
d. Unknown.
viii. William
SCOTT37, b. 14 September 1796, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada37;
d. Unknown.
11. ix. Abijah
or Zilpah SCOTT, b. 29 May 1801; d. Unknown.
4.
Caleb Jr2 WHEATON (Caleb1)38,39
was born 20 July 1753 in Jamaica, Long Island, USA40,41, and
died 3 August 1826 in Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada41. He married Sarah or Sally BRYANT42
6 November 1792 in Trinity Church, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA43. She was born 176944,45, and
died 24 June 1837 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada45.
Notes
for Caleb Jr WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"I
found his name on a list of those individuals who were, in 1783, banished from
Sandwich, Masssachusetts. We call them
Tories, Canadians call them Loyalists"
Up to
this date, the first appearance this researcher finds of Caleb is his being
identified as a Tory/Loyalist and banished from the town of Sandwich, MA. Of
course, this was associated with the American Revolutionary War. After being a prisoner for 19 months, he
served as a Lieutentant in Lieutenat-Colonel Timothy Hierlihy's Loyalist
regiment that had been formed in March, 1777. This assignment was made by
William Howe in Philadelphia.
A
list of Nova Scotia Volunteers includes Lieutenant Caleb Wheaton, born in
America, Gentleman of Boston, served
eight years in the Provincial Corp.
Also, included in the Seconded Officers-British American Forces is
Lieutenant Caleb Wheaton, Guides and Pioneers, born in America, previously a
farmer from Boston, served seven years in Provincial Corps, seconded 25 January
1778.
In
1784, Caleb was granted 650 acres in the Bay of St. Lewis, Sydney/Guysborough,
County, NS. This was part of a 2,500 acres that were granted to both Caleb and
his brother John.
In a
document dated 30 March 1786 in Halifax, NS Caleb petitioned John Parr, Esq.
for some land and islands in Antigonish that had trees suitable for
shipbuilding and for seven acres on a point of land suitable for a shipbuilding
yard.
In
1792, he was put on half pay. That year, he
must have returned to Boston for his marriage to Sally Bryant which was
officiated by Rev. Samuel Parker at Trinity Anglican Church .
In
1804, he was assessed at Manchester/Guysborough. On 15 August 1804, Caleb
Wheaton of the Gut of Canso sold to Phebe Bryant, widow of the Town of Boston,
State of Massachusetts for 70pounds Halifax currency a lot of land formerly
owned by Thomas North bought of John Wheaton containing 50 acres on which there
is a house and barn. Witness: Robert Lowry, J. Wheaton. Signed: Caleb Wheaton,
Sarah Wheaton. Book C, page 346, registered 2 October 1804.
A
document dated 5 July 1813, signed by John Butterworth and John Higgins reports
a Lt. Caleb Wheaton uttering derogatory statements against Sr. George Prevost.
Caleb and other two were shipmates on a ship coming from Quebec and passing
between Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in 1812.
At
the time of the 1817 census taking, Caleb "Whitten"'s household
included 1 man over 50, 1 man between 16 and 49, 1 boy, 1 woman and 1 girl; 2
were Americans, 3 were Acadians.
NOTE:
Certain of original documents are in the possession of a Caleb Wheaton
descendant."
More
About Caleb Jr WHEATON:
Burial:
46
Notes
for Sarah or Sally BRYANT:
Addresses
Of Melford, Nova Scotia, Canada
More
About Sarah or Sally BRYANT:
Burial:
June 1837, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada47
Residences:
See Notes
Children
of Caleb WHEATON and Sarah BRYANT are:
12. i. Edward
Cornwallis3 WHEATON, b. Bet. 1797 - 1801, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
Bet. 1881 - 1891.
ii. Evelina
WHEATON47, b. Abt. 180147; d. 12 March
1802, Halifax, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada47.
13. iii. Bryant
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1803; d. Bet. 1881 - 1891.
14. iv. James
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1804; d. Unknown.
15. v. Evelina
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1806; d. 24 August 1876, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada.
16. vi. Charles
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1808; d. Bef. 1849.
5.
John2 WHEATON (Caleb1)48
was born 9 August 1756 in Jamaica, Long Island, USA48, and
died 25 September 1820 in Plaister Cover, Nova Scotia, Canada49. He married (1) Unknown wife of John WHEATON49. She was born Abt. 176150,
and died Unknown. He married (2)
Elizabeth or Lydia COOK 15 May 1796 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada51. She was born 176951, and
died 23 April 1840 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada51.
Notes
for John WHEATON:
Information
from Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002
Caleb
had a son John WHEATON who served as a Lieut, on the Royal NS Volunteers in
1784.
Information
from Mary Marshall BATES 24/4/2002
"A
listing of the Nova Scotia Volunteers
includes Lieutenant John Wheaton, born in America, a Gentleman, brother to the
Lieutenant afore-mentioned (Caleb), served seven years in the Provincial Corps.
"During
the first years of the establishment of Antigonish, the grog-shop sprouted into being as an
insttution in the land. A soldier of the name of Wheaton acheived the single
distinction of inaugurating the first grog shop in the county. This rum-shanty
attained deplorable notoriety in the place. Two men, MaGrath and O'Brien, were
drinking in the house one night. A quarrel arose between them, angry words
begat blows, when MaGrath in his frenzy seized a gun and shot O'Brien dead. On
the following day, MaGrath was arrested and sent to Halifax in charge of Nathan
Pushee. When the trial come on, no one appeared against him and he was allowed
to go free. The
scene
of the tragedy became known as Murder Point. This may have been Lt. John
Wheaton, a native of Sandwich, MA who did not draw any farmland, merely taking
town lots as if he planned on going into business."
NOTE:
This researcher questions whether the above was John or his brother Caleb.
Caleb, not John was a resident of Sandwich, MA. Also, Caleb does not appear in
the Poll Tax assesments.
John
and his brother Caleb were given a combined 2,500 land grant.
In
1793, Lt. J. Wheaton of Antigonish, Sydney county, NS was taxed 6 lb. 3.75 and
was noted as having livestock.
In
1804, John Wheaton and John Gwinn petition to build a grist-mill and a saw-mill
at the Head of Ship Harbor on the Gut of Canso. They asked for land to promote
the undertaking.
In
1810, Petitioner, John Wheaton asked for a lot formerly laid off for Captain
Barways who left the place without any improvements. Petitioner wished to build
a mill there. Under pretense of settling some families from Gurnsey and
building a saw-mill, Mr. Barvis (?) obtained a warrant for 2000 acres in 1809.
The land was surveyed but neither Mr. Barvis nor his agent had appeared to take
out a title. Repot of Crawley to Crowdy: 250 acres, lot 14, at the entrance of Joe's Cove, Gut of canso.
Plan.
At
the time of the 1811 census taking on Cape Breton, John Wheaton, Esq., Farmer
was living in Plaster of Paris Cove. His household included 1 male between 14
and 60, 2 males under 14, 1 famale under 14, 3 unmarried males and females, 4
cattle and 1 horse.
At
the time of the 1818 census taking, John, Farmer, married, age 60, born NS
(parents born in England) had been living
on the Island for 8 years. There were no children listed.
More
About Elizabeth or Lydia COOK:
Burial:
Unknown, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada51
Children
of John WHEATON and Unknown WHEATON are:
i. Joseph3
WHEATON52, b. Abt. 1784, Nova Scotia, Canada52;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for Joseph WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1818 census taking, Joseph, Fisherman, age 34 had been living
on the island
for 8
years. He was listed as married and his parents birthpace as England."
ii. John
WHEATON52, b. Abt. 178852; d. Unknown.
Notes
for John WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"In
1813, John Wheaton of the Gut of Canso, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Mariner age
25
(appears
to be single) was registered in the 8th Military Division, Second Regiment Cape
Breton
Militia, Captain John Higgin's Company. Register Number 75."
Children
of John WHEATON and Elizabeth COOK are:
iii. Godfrey3
WHEATON53, b. Bet. 1799 - 180053; d. 15
August 1844, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada.
More
About Godfrey WHEATON:
Burial:
Unknown, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada53
iv. Amelia
Elizabeth WHEATON53, b. 20 November 1801, Guysborough,
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada53; d. Unknown.
v. James Owen
WHEATON53, b. 20 October 1804, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada53; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 3
6.
John K3 WHEATON (George Ebenezer2, Caleb1)54
was born Abt. 177755, and died 3 October 183256. He married (1) Ann BENTLEY57
28 November 1804 in Cornwallis, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada57. She was born Abt. 178258,
and died 1 May 1808 in Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada59. He married (2) Mary WOODWORTH59
Abt. 181160. She was
born Abt. 178260, and died Unknown. He married (3) Betsey BENTLEY 27 October 1813
in Cornwallis Township, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada61. She was born Abt. 1790, and died Unknown.
Child
of John WHEATON and Ann BENTLEY is:
i. William
Henry4 WHEATON62, b. 10 December 1805, Cornwallis
Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada62,63; d. Unknown.
Child
of John WHEATON and Mary WOODWORTH is:
ii. John
Kinsman4 WHEATON63, b. 12 January 1812, Cornwallis
Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada63; d. Unknown.
Children
of John WHEATON and Betsey BENTLEY are:
iii. James
Edward4 WHEATON64, b. 9 October 1814, Cornwallis
Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada64,65; d. Unknown.
17. iv. John
Bentley WHEATON, b. 25 May 1817, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. 9 March 1847, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada.
v. Robert
WHEATON66, b. 20 February 1822, Cornwallis Township, King,
Nova Scotia, Canada66,67; d. Unknown.
vi. Samuel
WHEATON68, b. 30 August 1825, Cornwallis Township, King, Nova
Scotia, Canada68,69; d. Unknown.
7.
William Dawson3 WHEATON (George Ebenezer2,
Caleb1)70 was born 8 October 1785 in
Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada70, and died 7
January 1864 in Knowlesville, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada71. He married Hanna Hilton HIBBARD71
182571. She was born
17 October 179671, and died Unknown.
Notes
for William Dawson WHEATON:
Information
from Lee H WHEATON 11/6/2004 (copied from his message, but reorganised as a
list)
"I
believe I can prove to any reasonable person the Descendents of William Dawson
WHEATON to me.
* I
have death notices, deeds, and references from a private letter to the Yarmouth
Herald that was published on Thursday August 24, 1882 on William Dawson WHEATON
("Old Mr. WHEATON") being buried in Knowlesville, New Brunswick.
* I
do not have a copy of the private letter and have not seen it but it is
referenced in Judson Cory's book "The Story of Knowlesville" p77.
* I
have the date of William D. WHEATON's death in Knowlesville from the
"Religious Intelligencier".
* William Dawson WHEATON and his son George
William WHEATON, (my Great Grandfather) owned a farm together and I have a
photocopy of this deed.
* I tend George William WHEATON and Annetta
Amelia Wyman WHEATON's grave in Patten, Maine USA.
* I have recently mailed Jean SHERWOOD
photocopies of some unidentified newspaper clippings from 1900 - 1901
genealogical work that list Caleb b 1 Oct 1713 as son of James b 27 Oct. 1685
and Mary Shaw. I was given this information by a relative who has forgotton
that she gave it to me. I think I will have to make a personal trip to the New
Haven, Connecticutt, USA area and attempt to locate the source of this information.
Connecting
William Dawson WHEATON to the 1 Oct 1713 Caleb to my satisfaction will require
a careful reading by myself of some work that Jean SHERWOOD and others did a
couple of years ago, and possibly a personal trip to Cornwallis, N.S.
More
About William Dawson WHEATON:
Burial:
Unknown, Knowlesville, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada71
Children
of William WHEATON and Hanna HIBBARD are:
i. Eleazor
Hibbard4 WHEATON71, b. 18 November 182671;
d. Bef. 22 November 189871; m. Adelia Deliet RING71;
b. Abt. 183072; d. Unknown.
ii. George
William WHEATON73, b. 30 April 1833, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, Canada73; d. 5 July 1908, Crystal, Maine, USA73;
m. Anetta Amelia "Amelia" WYMAN73, 1 December 1861;
b. 15 April 1844, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Canada73;
d. 22 June 1901, Crystal, Maine, USA73.
More
About George William WHEATON:
Burial:
July 1908, Patten, Maine, USA73
More
About Anetta Amelia "Amelia" WYMAN:
Burial:
June 1901, Patten, Maine, USA73
iii. Hannah
Jane WHEATON73, b. 1 October 183773; d. 15
February 1894, Westport, Nova Scotia, Canada73; m. Edgar W
PORTER73; b. Abt. 183274; d. Unknown.
8.
Samuel3 SCOTT (Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)75
was born 178475, and died Unknown.
Child
of Samuel SCOTT is:
i. Sarah4
SCOTT76, b. Abt. 1790, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada76;
d. Unknown; m. Charles HORTON76, 18 January 1810, Sydney,
Nova Scotia, Canada76; b. 2 December 1785, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada76; d. Unknown.
9.
Mary3 SCOTT (Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)77
was born 1786 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada77, and died
Unknown. She married William LAWSON78
11 February 1819 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada78. He was born 9 September 1793 in Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada78, and died Unknown.
Notes
for William LAWSON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Land
transaction lists William's wife as Mary"
Children
of Mary SCOTT and William LAWSON are:
18. i. Martha
Elizabeth4 LAWSON, b. 6 May 1820, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
Unknown.
ii. Ruth Ann
LAWSON78, b. 21 October 1821, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada78;
d. Unknown; m. Alexander CALLAHAN78, 9 February 184778;
b. Abt. 181679; d. Unknown.
iii. Sarah
LAWSON80, b. 25 January 182480; d. Unknown;
m. David LEARY80; b. Abt. 181981; d.
Unknown.
iv. Abijah
Scott LAWSON82, b. 26 October 182682; d.
Unknown.
v. Mary Jane
LAWSON82, b. 20 December 183082; d.
Unknown.
vi. John
Joseph LAWSON82, b. 23 May 183983; d.
Unknown.
vii. William
LAWSON84, b. Abt. 184085; d. Unknown; m.
Unknown McDANIELS86; b. Abt. 184587; d.
Unknown.
10.
Wheaton3 SCOTT (Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)88
was born 16 November 1789 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada88,
and died Unknown. He married Mary Ann
WHITE89. She was born
180089, and died Bet. 187 - 188189.
Notes
for Wheaton SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"1838
is the first census in which Wheaton, Yeoman appears as head of household. In
addition to himself, his household includes 1 male and 1 female over 14, 2 males and 2 females
under 14 and 1 female under 6.
At
the time of the 1860-61 census taking, "Wheilton's" household
included 5 male and 2 females."
Notes
for Mary Ann WHITE:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Mary's
surname appears on her son Wheaton's Baptismal Record. Mary Anne White,
probably Irish and a sister to James White who married Mary Oliver and removed
from the gut of Canso to Canso town. At the time of the 1871 census taking,
Mary Ann was a widow and living in her son Samuel's household."
Children
of Wheaton SCOTT and Mary WHITE are:
i. William4
SCOTT89, b. April 182289; d. Unknown.
Notes
for William SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Record
reads son of Martin, not Wheaton. James
Toole was the Godfather"
More
About William SCOTT:
Baptism:
23 March 1823, St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia,
Canada89
ii. Ian
SCOTT89, b. July 182589; d. Unknown.
More
About Ian SCOTT:
Baptism:
20 August 1825, St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada89
iii. John
SCOTT89, b. May 1827, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova Scotia,
Canada89; d. Unknown.
More
About John SCOTT:
Baptism:
8 July 1827, St Ann's Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada89
iv. Nancy
SCOTT89, b. 16 March 183389; d. Unknown.
More
About Nancy SCOTT:
Baptism:
30 March 1833, St Ann's Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada89
v. William
SCOTT89, b. April 183589; d. Unknown.
More
About William SCOTT:
Baptism:
7 February 1836, St Ann's Church Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada89
vi. Mary Ann
SCOTT89, b. Abt. 183790; d. Unknown.
More
About Mary Ann SCOTT:
Baptism:
10 December 183791
vii. Wheaton
SCOTT91, b. Abt. 1836, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada91; d. Unknown; m. Elizabeth Ellen UNKNOWN wife of
Wheaton SCOTT91; b. Abt. 184691; d.
Unknown.
19. viii. Samuel
SCOTT, b. Abt. 1842, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
ix. Joseph
SCOTT91, b. 5 September 1844, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada91; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Joseph SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1871 census taking, Joseph, Fisherman was single and living in
his brother
Samuel's
household."
11.
Abijah or Zilpah3 SCOTT (Mary2 WHEATON,
Caleb1)92 was born 29 May 180192,
and died Unknown. He married Mary GRANT93
February 1810. She was born 2 February
178893, and died Unknown.
Child
of Abijah SCOTT and Mary GRANT is:
20. i. Sarah4
SCOTT, b. Abt. 1821; d. Unknown.
12.
Edward Cornwallis3 WHEATON (Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)94 was born Bet. 1797 - 1801 in Nova
Scotia, Canada94, and died Bet. 1881 - 189194. He married Janet UNKNOWN wife of Edward
Cornwallis WHEATON95 Abt. 183095. She was born Abt. 180596,
and died Unknown.
Notes
for Edward Cornwallis WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"The
first census in which Edward is identified is the 1838 census. He is listed as
"Yeoman" and, in addition to himself, his household included 1 male
and 2 females under 6, 1 female under 14 and 1 female oner 14. Between 1836 and
1842, Edward's name appears on the list of
Persons Confirmed in the Parish of Christ Church. the List of
At
the time of the 1860-61 census taking, Edward C. was in Guysborough Township.
His household was 4 males and 4 females. Both his and his wife's names are on a
List of Communicants of Christ Church dated 1863.
At the time of the 1871 census taking, Edward,
Fisherman age 70 appears as a widower. Although his religion is listed as
Church of England, his children's religion is listed as Weslyan Methodist.
The
last census in which Edward is identified is the 1881 census. He was living in
the household of his daughter Maria and her husband George Meyers."
Children
of Edward WHEATON and Janet WHEATON are:
i. Mary Ann4
WHEATON97, b. 19 July 1831, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada97;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for Mary Ann WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1871 census taking, Mary Ann was living in her father's
household. However,
at the time of the 1881 census taking Mary A.,
age 50 was living in the household of Thomas
and
Mary Penny."
ii. Farraby
WHEATON97, b. 6 March 1833, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada97;
d. Unknown.
iii. Edward
WHEATON97, b. 31 May 1836, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada97;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for Edward WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"In
the 1871 census Edward, Seaman is listed as age 30"
21. iv. Evelina
WHEATON, b. 25 July 1838, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. 1907.
22. v. Janet
Amelia WHEATON, b. 10 June 1840, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
vi. John
Bryant WHEATON97, b. 2 November 1842, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada97; d. Unknown.
vii. Emma
WHEATON97, b. Abt. 184297; d. Unknown; m.
Henry GOSBEE97; b. Abt. 183798; d. Unknown.
viii. William
WHEATON99, b. 8 March 1845, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada99;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for William WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"In
the 1871 census, William, Seaman is listed as age 22"
23. ix. Elizabeth
Maria WHEATON, b. 24 March 1847, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
x. Sarah
WHEATON99, b. 24 July 1849, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada99;
d. Unknown; m. Thomas GOSBEE99, 19 November 1877, Methodist
Church, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada99; b. Abt. 1854,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada99; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Thomas GOSBEE:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"In
the 1871 census, Thomas age 17, Baptist was a Fisherman. His father was a Ship
Captain."
xi. Caleb
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1854, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada99; d.
1876, At Sea99.
Notes
for Caleb WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1871 census taking, Caleb, Fisherman was listed as age 17. In
April or May
of
1876, Caleb Wheaton was one of the crew of the Schooner Janet Middleton lost on
Grand
Bank."
13.
Bryant3 WHEATON (Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)100
was born Abt. 1803100, and died Bet. 1881 - 1891100. He married (1) Bridget CARTER100
Abt. 1829101. She was
born Abt. 1809101, and died March 1841102. He married (2) Janet or Jane ROGERS103
Abt. 1842104. She was
born 6 February 1820 in Melford, Guysbourough County105, and
died Unknown in Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada106.
Notes
for Bryant WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Mary
Marshall Bates whose Wheaton relocated to the Boston States and Warner cousins
live in Steep Creek and Sand Point, Mulgrave, Guysborough, NS is the primary compiler of the Wheaton-Rogers
descendancy. Mary Bates has completed a
separate document on the Descendant's of Capt. Caleb Wheaton, Sr.
The
first appearance this researcher finds of Bryant, Yeoman is in the 1838 census
at which time his household included himself, 2 men, 2 males under 6, 1 female
under 14, 1 female over 14.
At
the time of the 1860-61 census taking, Bryant's household included 2 males and
2 females.
At
the time of the 1871 census taking, Bryant, age 68, Farmer's household included
his wife Jane and children, Edward and James (both Seamen), Bridget, Mary Jane,
Martha, Maria, Teresa, Caroline and Charles.
At
the time of the 1881 census taking, "Briant", age 78, Fisherman's household included his
wife and children Bryant, Fishernan, Caroline and Charles."
"At
the time of the 1891 census taking, the "Wheeton" household only
included Jane, widow and sons Bryant and Charles, Fishermen. At the time of the
1901 census taking, Jane's household only
included herself and son Bryant, Fisherman."
Notes
for Bridget CARTER:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Bridget's
grandfather Joseph CARTER arrived in Guysborough on the ship Argo as did my
ancestor Joseph ROGERS. These people
were termed St Augustine Loyalists. They
were refugees from the southern colonies/states who ended up in St Augustine,
Florida"
Children
of Bryant WHEATON and Bridget CARTER are:
i. Marianne
or Mary Ann4 WHEATON106, b. June 1825, Gut of
Canso, Sydney, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada106; d.
Unknown; m. Thomas HIGGINS106, 22 October 1844, St Anne,
Guuysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada106; b. Abt. 1820107;
d. Unknown.
More
About Marianne or Mary Ann WHEATON:
Baptism:
20 December 1826, St Ann, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada108
ii. John
WHEATON108, b. 15 May 1829, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada108;
d. Unknown.
iii. Edward
WHEATON108, b. 11 November 1831, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada108; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Edward WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Edward
was a seaman"
24. iv. James
WHEATON, b. 20 October 1833, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
v. Richard
WHEATON108, b. 11 February 1836, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada108; d. Unknown.
vi. Bridget
Sarah WHEATON108, b. 7 March 1837, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada108; d. 22 June 1837108.
Children
of Bryant WHEATON and Janet ROGERS are:
25. vii. John
Bryant4 WHEATON, b. Abt. 1843, Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts,
USA; d. 25 December 1876, Bear Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada.
viii. Bridget
WHEATON108, b. Abt. 1848, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada108; d. Unknown; m. William WELSH108,
1 July 1874, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA108; b.
1839, Canso, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada108; d. Unknown,
Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA108.
Notes
for Bridget WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Bridget
was a member of the Church of England"
Notes
for William WELSH:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"This
couple's marriage certificate and William's death certificate are in the
possession of
descendant
Marcia Faye Parks Peterson of Rocport, MA."
ix. Mary Jane
WHEATON108, b. Abt. 1851, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada108; d. Unknown; m. Alexander SARGENT108;
b. Abt. 1846109; d. Unknown.
x. Martha
WHEATON110, b. Abt. 1853, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada110; d. Unknown.
xi. Catherine
WHEATON111, b. Abt. 1855112; d. Unknown.
xii. Bryant
WHEATON113, b. 8 May 1855, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada113; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Bryant WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"The
1901 census inncorrectly lists Bryant, Fisherman as a widower. According to
family,
Bryant
never married, sailed on vessels and ships. On the Maguire vessels, he was a
mate and
a
Captain. When the J.M. Maguire was lost at sea, he and the crew all reached
shore. In
addition,
he was famous for telling humorous stories."
xiii. Maria
WHEATON114, b. Abt. 1856, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada115; d. Unknown.
xiv. Clarissa
WHEATON116, b. 15 June 1857, Lower Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada116; d. Unknown.
xv. Teresa
WHEATON116, b. Abt. 1858, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada116; d. Unknown.
26. xvi. Caroline
Morinda WHEATON, b. 28 September 1860, Lower Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. 14 February 1937, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.
27. xvii. Charles
Isaac WHEATON, b. 11 March 1864, Lower Melford, Guysborugh, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. Abt. 1945.
14.
James3 WHEATON (Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)117
was born Abt. 1804117, and died Unknown. He married Elizabeth Ann or Eliza TOBY118. She was born Abt. 1801 in Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada118, and died Unknown.
Notes
for James WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"1838
is the first census in which James, Farmer appears as head of a household that
included 1 male under 6, 1 female under 14, 1 female over 14. By the time of
the 1871 census taking, James, Farmer age 67, Weslyan Methodist has in his
household his wife, sons Godfrey and James both Fisherman, daughter Eliza and
his brother in law Elisha, age 82. At the time of the 1881 census taking, His
household did not include son Godfrey but still included Elisha Toby."
Children
of James WHEATON and Elizabeth TOBY are:
28. i. Godfrey4
WHEATON, b. Abt. 1841, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
ii. Eliza
WHEATON118, b. Abt. 1845, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada118;
d. Unknown; m. James COOK118, 17 September 1885, Cook's Cove,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada118; b. Abt. 1840119;
d. Unknown.
iii. James
WHEATON120, b. Abt. 1847, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada120;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for James WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1891 census taking,
James was listed as married and living in his brother
Godfrey's
household. No record of a wife."
15.
Evelina3 WHEATON (Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)121
was born Abt. 1806121, and died 24 August 1876 in
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada121. She married James REEVES122
Bet. 1822 - 1823122.
He was born 11 April 1800 in Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada122,
and died Bet. 1844 - 1845.
Notes
for Evelina WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"According
to civil death records, Evalena, wife of James Reeves, died 24 August 1876,
about 70 years of age or born ca. 1806 in Nova Scotia. Evalena Wheaton,
daughter of Caleb Wheaton and Sally Bryant was born ca. 1806. Children's names
of this couple include Caleb Henry, Charles Otis, two Sarahs. Evidence would
lead one to a conclusion that Evalena Wheaton married James Reeves.
COMMENT: Needs to be verified."
More
About Evelina WHEATON:
Baptism:
6 July 1806, Christ Church Angican, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada123
Children
of Evelina WHEATON and James REEVES are:
i. James4
REEVES124, b. 30 November 1823, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
ii. Edward
REEVES124, b. 31 August 1826, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
iii. Sarah
REEVES124, b. 23 July 1827, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
iv. Evelina
REEVES124, b. 6 July 1829, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova Scotia,
Canada124; d. Unknown.
v. John
REEVES124, b. 15 September 1831, Gut of Canso, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
vi. George
Owen REEVES124, b. 30 April 1835, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
vii. Caleb
Henry REEVES124, b. 3 June 1838, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
viii. Elizabeth
Evina REEVES124, b. 1 February 1841, Melford, Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
ix. William
Wallace REEVES124, b. 9 April 1841, Melford, Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
x. Charles
Otis REEVES124, b. 10 December 1845, Melford, Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada124; d. Unknown.
16.
Charles3 WHEATON (Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)125
was born Abt. 1808126, and died Bef. 1849127. He married Lucy or Suey SCOTT128
27 January 1833 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada128. She was born Abt. 1813129,
and died Unknown.
Notes
for Charles WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Dated
1838 is the census in which Charles, Farmer appears. His household included 2
females under 6, 1 male under 14, 1 female over 14 and Charles."
Notes
for Lucy or Suey SCOTT:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Lucy
Wheaton, widow of Charles, deceased of Guysborough,Guysborough County, NS
purchased land near the lands of Peart and Scott"
Children
of Charles WHEATON and Lucy SCOTT are:
i. daughter
of Charles4 WHEATON130, b. Abt. 1834130;
d. Unknown.
ii. son of
Charles WHEATON WHEATON130, b. Abt. 1836130;
d. Unknown.
iii. daughter
of Charles WHEATON130, b. Abt. 1838130; d.
Unknown.
iv. daughter
of Charles WHEATON130, b. Abt. 1840130; d.
Unknown.
Generation No. 4
17.
John Bentley4 WHEATON (John K3, George
Ebenezer2, Caleb1)131 was
born 25 May 1817 in Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada131,
and died 9 March 1847 in Cornwallis Township, King, Nova Scotia, Canada132. He married Unknown wife of John Bentley
WHEATON132. She was
born Abt. 1822133, and died Unknown.
Child
of John WHEATON and Unknown WHEATON is:
i. Betsey5
WHEATON134, b. Abt. 1843135; d. Unknown.
18.
Martha Elizabeth4 LAWSON (Mary3 SCOTT,
Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)136
was born 6 May 1820 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada136, and
died Unknown. She married Joseph ROGERS136
2 February 1843 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada136. He was born Abt. 1818136,
and died Unknown.
Child
of Martha LAWSON and Joseph ROGERS is:
i. Joseph5
ROGERS136, b. 15 October 1840, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada136; d. Unknown.
More
About Joseph ROGERS:
Baptism:
Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada136
19.
Samuel4 SCOTT (Wheaton3, Mary2
WHEATON, Caleb1)136 was born Abt. 1842 in
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada136, and died Unknown. He married Jane Emmeline or Emma CARR136
28 December 1870 in Oyster Pond, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada136. She was born Abt. 1852136,
and died Unknown.
Children
of Samuel SCOTT and Jane CARR are:
29. i. Elizabeth
May5 SCOTT, b. Abt. 1872; d. Unknown.
ii. William
F SCOTT136, b. Abt. 1874136; d. Unknown.
30. iii. Joseph
James SCOTT, b. Abt. 1877, Sand Point, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
Unknown.
iv. Effie Jane
SCOTT136, b. Abt. 1879136; d. Unknown.
20.
Sarah4 SCOTT (Abijah or Zilpah3, Mary2
WHEATON, Caleb1)136 was born Abt. 1821137,
and died Unknown. She married John
HUTCHESON138 11 February 1841138. He was born Abt. 1816139,
and died Unknown.
Children
of Sarah SCOTT and John HUTCHESON are:
31. i. William
I5 HUTCHESON, b. Abt. 1842, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. Unknown.
ii. Lucinda
HUTCHESON140, b. Abt. 1853, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada140;
d. Unknown; m. Lewis E HART140, 14 December 1881,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada140; b. Abt. 1847141;
d. Unknown.
Notes
for Lewis E HART:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of his marriage, Lewis was a Merchant"
iii. Mary
Anna HUTCHESON142, b. Abt. 1855143; d.
Unknown; m. Abner HART144, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada144;
b. Abt. 1850145; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Mary Anna HUTCHESON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Mary
Anna probably was a daughter"
21.
Evelina4 WHEATON (Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)146 was
born 25 July 1838 in Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146,
and died 1907146. She
married Henry GOSBEE146 6 September 1864 in Weslyan Church,
Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146. He was born 1822146, and
died 1904146.
Notes
for Evelina WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
Evelina
married Henry as his second wife. His first wife Ann Rebecca Toby probably died
between 1860 and 1864. The last know child of that union was born about
1860."
More
About Evelina WHEATON:
Burial:
Unknown, Trinity United Church Cemeter, Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, Canada146
Notes
for Henry GOSBEE:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Henry's
first wife Ann Rebecca Toby was a daughter of Joseph Toby and Ann Murphy. Known
children of that union were Elizabeth Ann (married Godfrey Wheaton), Elisha H.,
Joseph, Emma Marie and Arthur S.
The
first census in which Henry and Evelina's family appears is the 1871 census in
which Henry is listed as a Ship Carpenter. In addition to his and Evelina's
children, Elizabeth, Elisha H., Joseph L. (both Ship Carpenters), Emma Maria
and Arthur S. (children) are in his household."
More
About Henry GOSBEE:
Burial:
Unknown, Trinity United Church Cemeter, Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, Canada146
Children
of Evelina WHEATON and Henry GOSBEE are:
i. Edward
James5 GOSBEE146, b. 1865, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. 1941146.
Notes
for Edward James GOSBEE:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1891 census taking, Edward is a Carpenter."
More
About Edward James GOSBEE:
Burial:
Unknown, Trinity United Church Cemeter, Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, Canada146
ii. George
GOSBEE146, b. Abt. 1867, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. Unknown.
iii. Harriet
L GOSBEE146, b. Abt. 1869, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. Unknown.
iv. John
Francis GOSBEE146, b. February 1871, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. Unknown.
Notes
for John Francis GOSBEE:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1891 census taking, "Frank" is a carpenter."
v. Christina
GOSBEE146, b. Abt. 1873, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. Unknown.
vi. David
Murray GOSBEE146, b. 1876, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. 1951146.
More
About David Murray GOSBEE:
Burial:
Unknown, Trinity United Church Cemeter, Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, Canada146
vii. Perley
GOSBEE146, b. Abt. 1877, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. Unknown.
viii. Clara
GOSBEE146, b. November 1880, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146;
d. Unknown.
22.
Janet Amelia4 WHEATON (Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)146 was
born 10 June 1840 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146, and
died Unknown. She married Henry Reuben
ANDREWS146 1 January 1867 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146. He was born 12 November 1840 in Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada146, and died Unknown.
Notes
for Henry Reuben ANDREWS:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Henry's
grandfather Isaac Andrews was one of the Hallowell Grant Settlers. The first
census in which this couple appears
is for the year 1871. Henry, Farmer & Cooper and "Jennet" have 1
child David. At the time of the 1881 Census
taking, Henry, Farmer and Jennett's household had greatly increased."
Children
of Janet WHEATON and Henry ANDREWS are:
i. David5
ANDREWS146, b. Abt. 1868, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. Unknown.
32. ii. Margaret
Ann ANDREWS, b. Abt. 1872, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
Abt. 1920.
iii. Catherine
ANDREWS146, b. Abt. 1874, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. Unknown.
iv. Henry
ANDREWS146, b. Abt. 1877, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. Unknown.
v. Alexander
ANDREWS146, b. Abt. 1880, Manchester, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada146; d. Unknown.
23.
Elizabeth Maria4 WHEATON (Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)146 was
born 24 March 1847 in Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada146,
and died Unknown. She married George
David MEYERS146. He
was born Abt. 1842147, and died Unknown.
Notes
for George David MEYERS:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1881 census, the Meyers' household included the first two
children and his father inlaw Edward Wheaton. At the time of the 1891 census
taking, the family included three more children but did not include Edward
Wheaton."
Children
of Elizabeth WHEATON and George MEYERS are:
i. Caleb H5
MEYERS148, b. Abt. 1879, White Haven, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada148; d. Unknown.
ii. Maude
MEYERS148, b. Abt. 1880, White Haven, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada148; d. Unknown.
iii. William
MEYERS148, b. Abt. 1884, White Head, Guysborough. Nova
Scotia, Canada148; d. Unknown.
iv. Clarence
MEYERS148, b. Abt. 1885, White Head, Guysborough. Nova
Scotia, Canada148; d. Unknown.
v. Charles
MEYERS148, b. Abt. 1887, White Head, Guysborough. Nova
Scotia, Canada148; d. Unknown.
24.
James4 WHEATON (Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)148 was born 20 October 1833 in Sydney,
Nova Scotia, Canada148, and died Unknown. He married Elizabeth Margaret DERRAH148. She was born Abt. 1834149,
and died Unknown.
Child
of James WHEATON and Elizabeth DERRAH is:
i. Catherine
A5 WHEATON150, b. 17 July 1854, Melford,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada150; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Catherine A WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of the 1871 census taking, Catherine was living in the household of
John and
Margaret
Derrah."
25.
John Bryant4 WHEATON (Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)150 was born Abt. 1843 in Medfield,
Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA150, and died 25 December 1876 in
Bear Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada150. He married Temperance PEEPLES150
27 June 1865 in Bear Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada150. She was born Abt. 1844 in Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada150, and died Unknown.
Notes
for John Bryant WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"When
they were married, John was of Steep Creek and Temperance was living on Bear
Island. At the time of the 1871 census
taking, John, Fisherman age 28's household included his wife and children John,
Maria and Ann. About 1875, this family relocated to Mac Pherson's Ferry on Cape
Breton Island."
Notes
for Temperance PEEPLES:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"At
the time of her marriage, Temperance was living on Bear Island."
Children
of John WHEATON and Temperance PEEPLES are:
33. i. John
Gilbert5 WHEATON, b. 11 June 1867, A twin Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada; d. Unknown.
ii. Maria
Elizabeth WHEATON150, b. 11 June 1867, A twin Melford,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada150; d. Unknown.
More
About Maria Elizabeth WHEATON:
Baptism:
11 August 1867, Nova Scotia, Canada150
34. iii. Annie
Wilmot WHEATON, b. 23 October 1870, Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada;
d. Unknown.
iv. William
Henry WHEATON150, b. 28 November 1876, Nova Scotia, Canada150;
d. Unknown.
More
About William Henry WHEATON:
Baptism:
15 December 1876, Nova Scotia, Canada150
v. Patrick
Bryant WHEATON150, b. Abt. 1877151; d.
Unknown.
Notes
for Patrick Bryant WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"No
further record other than he sired several illegitimate children"
26.
Caroline Morinda4 WHEATON (Bryant3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)152 was
born 28 September 1860 in Lower Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada152,
and died 14 February 1937 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA152. She married Albert PARKS152
1 March 1890 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA152. He was born 1867 in Melford, Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada152, and died 4 September 1949 in Gloucester,
Essex, Massachusetts, USA152.
Notes
for Caroline Morinda WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"The
primary compiler of the descendants of Caroline Wheaton was a grandaughter
Marcia Faye Parks Peterson. "
More
About Caroline Morinda WHEATON:
Burial:
17 February 1937, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA152
Children
of Caroline WHEATON and Albert PARKS are:
i. Frank W5
PARKS152, b. June 1890, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA152;
d. 1961, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA152; m. Ruth I
GILLIS152; b. Abt. 1895153; d. 1959,
Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA154.
ii. Lottie
Caroline PARKS154, b. 6 January 1894, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154; d. 1970, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154.
iii. Maude
Eva PARKS154, b. 30 September 1896, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154; d. 1971, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154.
iv. Albert H
PARKS154, b. 3 February 1899, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154; d. 1961, Gloucester, Essex,
Massachusetts, USA154; m. Unknown CRITCHETT154;
b. Abt. 1904155; d. Unknown.
35. v. Ernest
PARKS, b. 31 March 1901, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; d. Unknown.
36. vi. Russell
Wheaton PARKS, b. 15 December 1902, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; d.
27 July 1981, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.
27.
Charles Isaac4 WHEATON (Bryant3, Caleb
Jr2, Caleb1)156,157 was born
11 March 1864 in Lower Melford, Guysborugh, Nova Scotia, Canada158,
and died Abt. 1945159.
He married Mary Ann or Annie McNIEL159,160 in Cape
Breton, USA161,162.
She was born Abt. 1873163, and died 10 March 1946 in
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA164,165,165.
Notes
for Charles Isaac WHEATON:
Information
from Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002
Charlie
was a Protestant. He is buried in
Milford and was a member of the Anglican Church there, St James. She (Rowena) wasn't exactly sure when he died
but it was at least 55 years ago. He
lived in the States and was married there.
Your Uncle Eugene and Uncle Sid were born in the States but then the
family moved back to Guysborough where your Aunt Maude and Dad were born. He used to work for the railroad and lost a
leg in an accident at work.
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
When
working on the railway (CNR) at Mulgrave, Charles was involved in an accident
and lost a leg. Subsequently, the CNR employed him as a gate tender at the
Mulgrave yard crossing. This allowed him to receive a retirement/pension."
More
About Charles Isaac WHEATON:
Burial:
Unknown, Milford
Occupation:
Worked for the railroad166
Notes
for Mary Ann or Annie McNIEL:
Addresses
1915 About
Went back to Boston with Eugene (Daniel
WHEATON 7/3/2002)
Lived with Uncle Sid and Aunt Vi
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"Aunt
Annie died 10 March 1946 in Boston. She
was living with her son Gene/Eugene at 111 Maverick Street in the East Boston
section of Boston and caring for his son Jackie. Both mother and son were widowed. Hers was the first wake I ever attended. The wake was at her son Lorenzo's house. Renz and Vi lived on the next street to
us".
More
About Mary Ann or Annie McNIEL:
Burial:
13 March 1946, St Joseph's Cemeter, Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA166,167
Religion:
Catholic168
Children
of Charles WHEATON and Mary McNIEL are:
i. Lorenzo
Bertram or Sid or Renz5 WHEATON168, b. 31 December
1902, Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada169; d.
April 1987, Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA169; m.
Viola UNKNOWN wife of Sid WHEATON170; b. 13 October 1903,
Nova Scotia, Canada171; d. 21 October 1993, Nashua,
Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA171.
Notes
for Lorenzo Bertram or Sid or Renz WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
The
Rogers, Marshall and Spinney cousins called Lorenzo " Renz", his wife
called him Sid.
This
researcher's family lived in the same neighborhood and spent many times
together. Sid
and
Vi were members of the Everett, MA Moose Lodge with the Rogers.
Every
Sunday, Vi and Renz traveled to Boston to attend services at St. Paul's
Episcopal
Cathedral
in Boston. On the way home, Renz always bought the Sunday newspaper. After
dinner,
this researcher's friend Vicky Alexander went across the road to the Wheatons
and
Renz
read the comics to her."
Border
Crossings from Canada to US 1895-1956
Name:
Lorenzo WHEATON
Arrival
Date: 6 1920
Age:
18
Birth
Date: abt 1902
Birthplace:
Stup Creek Ns
Gender:
Male
Port
of Arrival: Vanceboro, Maine, USA
Departure
Contact: Father Chas
Arrival
Contact: Mother Annie
Name:
Lorenzo WHEATON
Arrival
Date: May 1921
Age:
18
Birth
Date: abt 1903
Birth
Country: Canada
Gender:
Male
Race/Nationality:
Scotch (Scotish)
Port
of Arrival: Vanceboro, Maine, USA
More
About Lorenzo Bertram or Sid or Renz WHEATON:
Baptism:
3 February 1903, St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada171
ii. John
WHEATON171, b. 22 December 1904, Steep Creek, Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada171; d. June 1978, Texas, USA171.
Notes
for John WHEATON:
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
"According
to his neice Anne Warner Hendsbee, John lived in Austin, TX. According to the
Sosial
Security Death Index John Wheaton, Social Security card 509-09-7708 issued in
Kansas,
had a last known address in
Stinnett,Hutchinson, TX."
37. iii. Eva
Maude WHEATON, b. 14 October 1904, Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada; d. 6 February 1992, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
38. iv. James
Edward or Ned WHEATON, b. 30 April 1906, Steep Creek, Melford, Guysborough
County, Canada; d. January 1986, Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Canada.
39. v. Eugene
or Gene WHEATON, b. 28 May 1909, Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada;
d. December 1966, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.
28.
Godfrey4 WHEATON (James3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)171,172 was born Abt. 1841 in
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada173,174, and died
Unknown. He married Elizabeth Ann GOSBEE175
24 December 1873 in Weslyan Church, Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada175. She was born Bet. 1848 - 1850175,
and died Unknown.
Notes
for Godfrey WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"The
first census in which Godfrey appears as head of household is the 1881 census
in which he is listed as a Fisherman and religion as WMeth"
Information
from Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002 from whtnsRobertson3
"You
will see from the foregoing that the records indicate that continued search in
the Guysborough area should link together your line and the above
families. I would say that it is
significant that James WHEATON (ae 40yrs) lived in the househol of Godfrey
WHEATON -- perhaps the origin of the name of James Edward WHEATON [b.1908].
Children
of Godfrey WHEATON and Elizabeth GOSBEE are:
i. Effie
Lorenda5 WHEATON175, b. 23 October 1879,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada175; d. Unknown.
ii. Emma May
WHEATON175, b. 11 October 1881, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada175; d. Unknown; m. Stanley Morton HORTON175,
21 June 1905, Mulgrave, Guysborugh, Nova Scotia, Canada175;
b. Abt. 1876, Cook's Cover, Guysborugh, Nova Scotia, Canada176;
d. Unknown.
iii. Charles
Henry WHEATON177, b. 2 August 1886, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada177; d. Unknown.
iv. Guy
WHEATON177, b. 1889, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada177;
d. Unknown.
Generation No. 5
29.
Elizabeth May5 SCOTT (Samuel4, Wheaton3,
Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)177
was born Abt. 1872177, and died Unknown. She married Peter Clement CARTER177
19 July 1897 in Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada177. He was born Abt. 1867178,
and died Unknown.
Children
of Elizabeth SCOTT and Peter CARTER are:
i. Ethel B6
CARTER179, b. 17 August 1899179; d.
Unknown.
Notes
for Ethel B CARTER:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Ethel
immigrated to Boston MA"
ii. Effie
CARTER179, b. Abt. 1902180; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Effie CARTER:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Effie
relocated to Halifax, NS"
40. iii. Bertha
E CARTER, b. Abt. 1904, Red Head, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. 23 March
1942, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada.
30.
Joseph James5 SCOTT (Samuel4, Wheaton3,
Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)181
was born Abt. 1877 in Sand Point, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada181,
and died Unknown. He married Eunice or
Una Swan ENGLAND181 21 February 1901 in Middle Melford,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada181. She was born Abt. 1882181,
and died 15 June 1975181.
Children
of Joseph SCOTT and Eunice ENGLAND are:
i. Viola6
SCOTT181, b. Abt. 1901182; d. Unknown; m.
(1) J LOWRIE or LAWRIE183; b. Abt. 1897184;
d. Unknown; m. (2) Edward CARTER185; b. Abt. 1897186;
d. Unknown.
41. ii. Leonard
Joseph SCOTT, b. Abt. 1902, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada;
d. November 1968, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada.
iii. Samuel G
SCOTT187, b. Abt. 1903, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada188; d. Unknown.
iv. Gardner
SCOTT189, b. Abt. 1905, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada190; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Gardner SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Gardner
relocated to Halifax, NS"
v. Stella
SCOTT191, b. Abt. 1907, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada192; d. Unknown; m. Richard SCHUTT193;
b. Abt. 1902194; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Stella SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Stella
immigrated to Roslindale, MA"
vi. Alexa
SCOTT195, b. Abt. 1909, Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada195; d. Unknown; m. William DORR or DOHR195;
b. Abt. 1904196; d. Unknown.
Notes
for Alexa SCOTT:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Alexa
immigrated to Dorchester, MA"
42. vii. Rowena
E SCOTT, b. Private.
viii. Samuel
SCOTT, b. Private; m. Helen ENGLAND, Private; b. Private.
31.
William I5 HUTCHESON (Sarah4 SCOTT, Abijah
or Zilpah3, Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)197
was born Abt. 1842 in Manchester, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada197,
and died Unknown. He married Lizzie
MORRISON or GRANT197 4 January 1866 in Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada197. She
was born Abt. 1846198, and died Unknown.
Notes
for William I HUTCHESON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Wiliam
was a merchant"
Children
of William HUTCHESON and Lizzie GRANT are:
i. Lillian
Isabel6 HUTCHESON199, b. 13 March 1867,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada199; d. Unknown.
ii. Bessie
Maude HUTCHESON199, b. 28 April 1869, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada199; d. Unknown.
iii. Cora
Estelle HUTCHESON199, b. 13 August 1871, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada199; d. Unknown.
32.
Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS (Janet Amelia4 WHEATON,
Edward Cornwallis3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)199
was born Abt. 1872 in Manchester, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada199,
and died Abt. 1920199.
She married Levi WARNER199 11 June 1894 in Port
Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada199. He was born Abt. 1866199,
and died 8 September 1937 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada199.
Children
of Margaret ANDREWS and Levi WARNER are:
43. i. Thomas
Henry6 WARNER, b. Abt. 1895; d. 11 September 1964, Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Canada.
44. ii. Charles
Raymond WARNER, b. 1897, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
1939, St Martha's Hospital, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.
45. iii. Harold
WARNER, b. Abt. 1899; d. Unknown.
iv. Janet
WARNER199, b. Abt. 1901199; d. Unknown; m.
Charles Howard LeLACHEUR199; b. 1903, Port Tupper, Richmond,
Nova Scotia, Canada199; d. 11 September 1945, Port
Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada199.
33.
John Gilbert5 WHEATON (John Bryant4,
Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)199
was born 11 June 1867 in A twin Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada199,
and died Unknown. He married Mary Jane
Roberta EMBREE200 23 December 1909 in Methodist Church,
Sunnyside, Point Tupper, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canda201. She was born 5 September 1874 in Sunnyside,
Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada202, and died 17 March 1942 in
Port Tupper, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada Age 67203.
Notes
for John Gilbert WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"John
was a twin to Maria. At the times of the 1881 - 1901 census taking of Richmond
County, John was living in the household of Edwin and Wilmot Peeples"
More
About John Gilbert WHEATON:
Baptism:
11 August 1867, Nova Scotia, Canada203
Notes
for Mary Jane Roberta EMBREE:
Sent
by Noel BOYLE February 2008
DECEDENT:
Mrs. John Wheaton
SURNAMES:
EMBREE, WHEATON
Published
in Halifax Herald on Wednesday, March 25, 1942
Submitted
by Paul HARMON
Port
Hawksbury, March 24 - Funeral services for the late Mrs. John WHEATON of Point
Tupper, were held on Thursday, March 19. Rev. Mr. EWING of Mulgrave United
Church, officiated. Interment was in the Lipsitt Lot, Brookside Cemetery. Mrs.
WHEATON was the former Jane EMBREE and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George EMBREE of Sunnyside. During her long illness she bore her infirmities
with true Christian patience. She was cared for by her daughter, Miss Bessie,
who resides at home and another daughter, Annie, of Sydney, who came home to
assist in her care. The deceased was 67 years of age, and was a highly respected
resident of Point Tupper and Sunnyside, where she resided the first part of her
married life. She will be much missed in the home where she was a devoted wife
and mother. Her husband and two daughters are the only survivors.
Addresses
From
above Obituary
"Resident
of Point Tupper and Sunnyside"
More
About Mary Jane Roberta EMBREE:
Burial:
19 March 1942, Lipsitt Lot, Brookside Cemetery, Port Hawksbury, Nova Scotia,
Canada204
Residences:
See Notes
Children
of John WHEATON and Mary EMBREE are:
46. i. Annie
Ethel6 WHEATON, b. 8 December 1909; d. Unknown.
47. ii. Elizabeth
or Bessie WHEATON, b. 1915, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. 14
March 1987, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada.
34.
Annie Wilmot5 WHEATON (John Bryant4,
Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)205
was born 23 October 1870 in Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada205,
and died Unknown. She married Edward G
EMBREE205 31 May 1888 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova
Scotia, Canada205. He
was born Abt. 1864 in Bear Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada205,
and died Unknown.
Notes
for Annie Wilmot WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of her marriage Annie was living on Bear Island"
More
About Annie Wilmot WHEATON:
Baptism:
23 October 1873, Methodist Church, Bear Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada205
Notes
for Edward G EMBREE:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"At
the time of his marriage , Edward was a Fisherman. This family may have relocated to
Massachusetts."
Children
of Annie WHEATON and Edward EMBREE are:
i. William
Henry Wheaton6 EMBREE205, b. Abt. 1888, Bear
Island, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada205; d. Unknown.
ii. Mary
Pearl EMBREE205, b. 7 January 1889, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova
Scotia, Canada205; d. Unknown.
iii. Ada
Amelia EMBREE205, b. 17 November 1890, Sunnyside, Richmond,
Nova Scotia, Canada205; d. Unknown.
iv. Ethel
EMBREE205, b. 9 April 1892, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova Scotia,
Canada205; d. Unknown.
v. William
George Albert EMBREE205, b. 24 November 1895, Sunnyside,
Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada205; d. Unknown; m. Gertrude
GOSS205; b. Abt. 1900206; d. Unknown.
vi. John
Edward Wesley EMBREE207, b. 10 December 1897, Sunnyside,
Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada207; d. Unknown.
vii. Clara
Wilmot EMBREE207, b. 7 August 1899, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova
Scotia, Canada207; d. Unknown; m. Henry TUPPER207,
23 April 1968, Hyde Park, Suffolk Massachusetts, USA207; b.
Abt. 1894208; d. Unknown.
viii. Elliott
Edward Wheaton EMBREE209, b. 19 February 1902, Sunnyside,
Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada209; d. Unknown.
ix. Margaret
Jane Jeanette EMBREE209, b. 3 June 1904, Sunnyside, Richmond,
Nova Scotia, Canada209; d. Unknown.
x. Onesta
Irene EMBREE209, b. 10 May 1906, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova
Scotia, Canada209; d. Unknown.
xi. Susan Matilda
EMBREE209, b. 20 January 1909, Sunnyside, Richmond, Nova
Scotia, Canada209; d. Unknown.
xii. Annie
Edith EMBREE, b. Private.
xiii. Harland
Chester EMBREE209, b. 9 November 1912, Sunnyside, Richmond,
Nova Scotia, Canada209; d. Unknown.
35.
Ernest5 PARKS (Caroline Morinda4
WHEATON, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)209
was born 31 March 1901 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209,
and died Unknown.
Children
of Ernest PARKS are:
i. Ernestine
Oressa6 PARKS, b. Private; m. Edward HOLMES, Private; b. Private.
48. ii. Charlotte
Almira PARKS, b. Private.
36.
Russell Wheaton5 PARKS (Caroline Morinda4
WHEATON, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)209
was born 15 December 1902 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209,
and died 27 July 1981 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209. He married Catherine Ellen RYAN209
1 January 1927 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209. She was born 22 March 1906 in Gloucester,
Essex, Massachusetts, USA209, and died 9 August 1976 in
Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209.
Notes
for Russell Wheaton PARKS:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Russell
was a Master Electrician and was a partner with his brother Frank. At the time
of his marriage, Russell converted from Methodism to Roman Catholic
Religion."
More
About Russell Wheaton PARKS:
Burial:
30 July 1981, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA209
Children
of Russell PARKS and Catherine RYAN are:
49. i. Russell
Wheaton6 PARKS, b. 5 April 1929, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts,
USA; d. 31 January 1981, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.
50. ii. Marcia
Faye PARKS, b. Private.
37.
Eva Maude5 WHEATON (Charles Isaac4,
Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)210
was born 14 October 1904 in Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada211,
and died 6 February 1992 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada212. She married (1) Charles Raymond WARNER212
18 September 1924 in St Lawrence, Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada212,
son of Levi WARNER and Margaret ANDREWS.
He was born 1897 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada212,
and died 1939 in St Martha's Hospital, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada212. She married (2) James G JAMIESON212
Abt. 1945213. He was
born 1905214, and died 1985 in Middle Melford. Guysborough,
Nova Scotia, Canada214.
Notes
for Eva Maude WHEATON:
Addresses
1915 about
Stayed with McGUIRES (Daniel WHEATON
7/3/2002)
More
About Eva Maude WHEATON:
Baptism:
10 June 1905, St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia,
Canada as Mary Maude214
Burial:
February 1992, St James Angican Church Cemeter, Middle Melford, Guysborugh,
Nova Scotia, Canada214
Notes
for Charles Raymond WARNER:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Charles
was an Accountant who worked for Mr Strong"
More
About Charles Raymond WARNER:
Burial:
Unknown, St James Anglican Cemetery, Middle Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada214
More
About James G JAMIESON:
Burial:
Unknown, St James Anglican Cemetery, Middle Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada214
Children
of Eva WHEATON and Charles WARNER are:
51. i. Margaret
Anne6 WARNER, b. Private.
52. ii. Gwendolyn
Jean WARNER, b. Private.
iii. Eva
WARNER, b. Private.
53. iv. Leroy
Wheaton Charles WARNER, b. Private.
v. June
WARNER, b. Private; m. Stan CUNNINGHAM, Private; b. Private.
54. vi. Edward
WARNER, b. Private.
vii. Rowena
WARNER, b. Private; m. Lloyd HADLEY, Private; b. Private.
Children
of Eva WHEATON and James JAMIESON are:
viii. James6
JAMIESON, b. Private.
ix. Sophrina
JAMIESON, b. Private; m. Patrick FILLIER, Private; b. Private.
x. Nina
JAMIESON, b. Private.
38.
James Edward or Ned5 WHEATON (Charles Isaac4,
Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)215
was born 30 April 1906 in Steep Creek, Melford, Guysborough County, Canada215,
and died January 1986 in Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada216. He married (1) Cora BAKER Private217. She was born Private. He married (2) Margaret Mary PURCELL218
2 November 1948 in St Lawrence, Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada218. She was born 13 August 1913 in Sheer Barbor,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada218, and died 1977 in Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Canada218.
Notes
for James Edward or Ned WHEATON:
Addresses
1915 about
Stayed with McGUIRES (Daniel WHEATON
7/3/2002)
Information
from Mary Bates 24/4/2002
We
called him Ned. The first time that I can remember seeing him was when he was
on his way home from the War. During WW II, he was a Lance Bombardier in the
R.C.A. He came through Boston with his uniform and all the medals. He wanted to
visit his Mum, brothers Renz and Gene,
his
cousin Gertrude and family (my Mum and Dad). Of course, we didn't have petrol.
So, my Dad took him, via public transportation, to visit my grandparents The
Rogers. He called them Uncle Joe and Aunt Kate. Before he left for Nova Scotia,
my parents gave him a radio of mine. As you probably know, it was difficult to
get those things. In the early 1990's, Richard and I were touring and camping
in Nova Scotia. I decided to find Ned and my "little Silvertone
radio." We visited with
Ned's
sister Maude who gave us his address in lower Sackville outside Halifax. Ned
was living with his other son Ronny and wife Shirley. Of course, I didn't
recover my radio but that's the day that I began my Rogers-Wheaton family
research. On an envelope that I still have, he drew the family tree."
"During
WW II, Charles Edward "Ned" to many family members and his
"Boston Cousins," served as a
Lance Bombardier in the R.C.A. His name and service information are on the
website listing all Guyborough County Veterans.
For a
time, Ned lived with his son Ronald in Lower Sackville. Prior to his death, he
was a resident of the Home for Veterans in Halifax. After visitation in the
Cruikshanks Funeral Home, Halifax and a Funeral service in St. John Vianny's
Church, Lower Sackville, his body was buried in the Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
Lower Sackville, NS."
More
About James Edward or Ned WHEATON:
Baptism:
St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada218
Burial:
Unknown, Gate of Heaven Cemetery Lower Sackville, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada218
More
About Margaret Mary PURCELL:
Cause
of Death: Cancer218
Children
of James WHEATON and Margaret PURCELL are:
55. i. Daniel6
WHEATON, b. Private.
56. ii. Ronald
James WHEATON, b. Private.
39.
Eugene or Gene5 WHEATON (Charles Isaac4,
Bryant3, Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)219
was born 28 May 1909 in Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada220,
and died December 1966 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA220. He married Unknown wife of Eugene
WHEATON. She was born Abt. 1904221,
and died Unknown222.
Notes
for Eugene or Gene WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Eugene
relocated to East Boston, MA where he worked as a tug boat captain on Chelsea
Creek. Usually, he visited the
Rogers/Marshall family on his day off. Gene liked strong, black tea and that's
how we steeped it. The Marshall's son Bob recalled how he really enjoyed
visiting Gene on the tug boat.
After
Gene died, his son Jackie lived on Princeton Street, East Boston with his Uncle
Renz and Aunt Vi."
More
About Eugene or Gene WHEATON:
Occupation:
Captain on the Lake Boats223
Child
of Eugene WHEATON and Unknown WHEATON is:
57. i. John
or Jackie6 WHEATON, b. Private.
Generation No. 6
40.
Bertha E6 CARTER (Elizabeth May5 SCOTT,
Samuel4, Wheaton3, Mary2
WHEATON, Caleb1)224 was born Abt. 1904 in Red
Head, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada224, and died 23 March
1942 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada224. She married David William HENNESSEY224
5 January 1921 in St Andrew, Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada224. He was born Abt. 1900 in Port Hawkesbury,
Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada225, and died Unknown.
Children
of Bertha CARTER and David HENNESSEY are:
i. Perry7
HENNESSEY, b. Private.
ii. Carter
HENNESSEY, b. Private.
iii. Evelyn
HENNESSEY, b. Private.
iv. Basil
Robert HENNESSEY, b. Private.
41.
Leonard Joseph6 SCOTT (Joseph James5,
Samuel4, Wheaton3, Mary2
WHEATON, Caleb1)226 was born Abt. 1902 in
Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada226, and died
November 1968 in Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada226. He married Lula Leona JAMIESON226. She was born Abt. 1909 in Peas Brook,
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada226, and died 31 March 1999
in Middle Melford. Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada226.
Children
of Leonard SCOTT and Lula JAMIESON are:
i. Irvin
Delbert7 SCOTT226, b. Abt. 1930, Middle Melford.
Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada226; d. 22 January 1996, St
Martha's Regional Hospital, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canad226.
More
About Irvin Delbert SCOTT:
Burial:
Unknown, St James Anglican Cemetery, Middle Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada226
ii. Edward
Seymour SCOTT226, b. Abt. 1936, Melford, Guysborough, Nova
Scotia, Canada226; d. 16 April 1999, St Martha's Regional
Hospital, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada226.
More
About Edward Seymour SCOTT:
Burial:
Unknown, Mulgrave and Area Resting Place, Guysborough, Nova Scotia. Canada226
iii. Basile
SCOTT, b. Private.
iv. Marvin
SCOTT, b. Private.
v. Stella
SCOTT, b. Private; m. Thomas AMOS, Private; b. Private.
vi. Raymond
SCOTT226, b. Abt. 1946227; d. Bef. 1999228.
vii. Earl
SCOTT, b. Private.
58. viii. Charlotte
SCOTT, b. Private.
42.
Rowena E6 SCOTT (Joseph James5, Samuel4,
Wheaton3, Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1)
was born Private. She married Thomas
Alexander HOLMES228 Private.
He was born Abt. 1918 in Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada228,
and died 15 September 2000 in Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow, Pictou, Canada228.
More
About Thomas Alexander HOLMES:
Burial:
18 September 2000, Christ Church Cemetery, Stellarton, Pictou, Canada228
Children
of Rowena SCOTT and Thomas HOLMES are:
i. R Jean7
HOLMES, b. Private; m. Norman FERGUSON, Private; b. Private.
ii. Nina
HOLMES, b. Private; m. Bill HERMAN, Private; b. Private.
iii. Debbie
HOLMES, b. Private; m. David DUFFET, Private; b. Private.
43.
Thomas Henry6 WARNER (Margaret Ann5
ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4 WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)228 was
born Abt. 1895228, and died 11 September 1964 in Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Canada228.
He married (1) Annie STEELE228 Abt. 1915229. She was born Abt. 1895229,
and died Unknown. He married (2) Myrtle
SMITH230 Aft. 1940231. She was born Abt. 1900231,
and died Unknown.
Children
of Thomas WARNER and Annie STEELE are:
i. Margaret
Isabel7 WARNER, b. Private.
ii. Robert
WARNER, b. Private.
iii. Norman
Joseph WARNER232, b. 1923, Hartford, Connecticut, USA232;
d. 15 November 2000, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada232.
iv. Philip
Edward WARNER232, b. Abt. 1926, Hartford, Connecticut, USA232;
d. 30 July 1996, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada232;
m. Margaret Anna MacINNES, Private; b. Private.
v. John
Thomas WARNER, b. Private.
vi. Patrick
WARNER, b. Private.
vii. Helen
WARNER, b. Private; m. Unknown PERRON, Private; b. Private.
viii. George
WARNER, b. Private.
ix. Veronica
WARNER, b. Private.
44.
Charles Raymond6 WARNER (Margaret Ann5
ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4 WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)232 was
born 1897 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada232,
and died 1939 in St Martha's Hospital, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada232. He married Eva Maude WHEATON233
18 September 1924 in St Lawrence, Mulgrave, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada234,
daughter of Charles WHEATON and Mary McNIEL.
She was born 14 October 1904 in Steep Creek, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada235, and died 6 February 1992 in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada236.
Notes
for Charles Raymond WARNER:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Charles
was an Accountant who worked for Mr Strong"
More
About Charles Raymond WARNER:
Burial:
Unknown, St James Anglican Cemetery, Middle Melford, Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
Canada236
Notes
for Eva Maude WHEATON:
Addresses
1915 about
Stayed with McGUIRES (Daniel WHEATON
7/3/2002)
More
About Eva Maude WHEATON:
Baptism:
10 June 1905, St Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Guysborough, Sydney, Nova Scotia,
Canada as Mary Maude236
Burial:
February 1992, St James Angican Church Cemeter, Middle Melford, Guysborugh,
Nova Scotia, Canada236
Children
are listed above under (37) Eva Maude WHEATON.
45.
Harold6 WARNER (Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS,
Janet Amelia4 WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3,
Caleb Jr2, Caleb1)236 was
born Abt. 1899236, and died Unknown. He married Lillian Mabel LeLACHEUR236
in St David's United Church, Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada236. She was born 15 February 1905 in Point
Tupper, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada236, and died 17 May
1986 in Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada236.
Children
of Harold WARNER and Lillian LeLACHEUR are:
i. Elsie
Catherine Geraldine7 WARNER, b. Private.
ii. Anna
Beryl WARNER, b. Private.
iii. Harold
Howard WARNER236, b. 3 March 1933, Port Hawkesbury,
Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada236; d. 1 November 1982236.
iv. Alice
Marie WARNER, b. Private.
v. Evelyn
Cecelia WARNER, b. Private.
46.
Annie Ethel6 WHEATON (John Gilbert5,
John Bryant4, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)236 was born 8 December 1909236,
and died Unknown. She married William
James MacDONALD236. He
was born 1 May 1902 in Cleveland, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada236,
and died 16 March 1975 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada236.
Notes
for Annie Ethel WHEATON:
Information
from Mary BATES 24/4/2002
"Annie
and William lived in Halifax, NS"
Child
of Annie WHEATON and William MacDONALD is:
i. Clarence7
MacDONALD, b. Private.
47.
Elizabeth or Bessie6 WHEATON (John Gilbert5,
John Bryant4, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1)236 was born 1915 in Sunnyside,
Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada236, and died 14 March 1987 in
Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada236. She married Timothy MORASH236. He was born Abt. 1910237,
and died 1961 in Point Tupper, Richmond, Nova Scotia, Canada238.
Children
of Elizabeth WHEATON and Timothy MORASH are:
i. Albert
Wheaton7 MORASH, b. Private; m. Irene DAVIS, Private; b. Private.
ii. Rita
MORASH, b. Private; m. Roland RYAN, Private; b. Private.
iii. Anita
MORASH, b. Private; m. Donald SLADE, Private; b. Private.
48.
Charlotte Almira6 PARKS (Ernest5,
Caroline Morinda4 WHEATON, Bryant3, Caleb
Jr2, Caleb1) was born Private. She married James PIERSON Private. He was born Private.
Child
of Charlotte PARKS and James PIERSON is:
i. James7
PIERSON, b. Private.
49.
Russell Wheaton6 PARKS (Russell Wheaton5,
Caroline Morinda4 WHEATON, Bryant3, Caleb
Jr2, Caleb1)238 was born 5
April 1929 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA238, and
died 31 January 1981 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA238. He married Myra Jane MacDONALD Private. She was born Private.
More
About Russell Wheaton PARKS:
Burial:
3 February 1981, Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA238
Children
of Russell PARKS and Myra MacDONALD are:
i. Russell
Wheaton III7 PARKS, b. Private.
ii. Sandra
Jane PARKS, b. Private.
iii. Cynthia
Jean PARKS, b. Private.
iv. William
Michael PARKS, b. Private.
50.
Marcia Faye6 PARKS (Russell Wheaton5,
Caroline Morinda4 WHEATON, Bryant3, Caleb
Jr2, Caleb1) was born Private. She married Lawrence Norbert PETERSON238
Private. He was born 31 March 1937 in
Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA238, and died 8 March
1996 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA238.
Children
of Marcia PARKS and Lawrence PETERSON are:
i. Beth Ann7
PETERSON, b. Private.
ii. Amy Jean
PETERSON, b. Private.
iii. Lawrence
Norbert PETERSON, b. Private.
51.
Margaret Anne6 WARNER (Charles Raymond6,
Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4
WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
She married (1) Unknown MORGAN Private.
He was born Private. She married
(2) Seward Ellwood or Bud HENDSBEE Private.
He was born Private.
Children
of Margaret WARNER and Unknown MORGAN are:
i. Dianne7
MORGAN, b. Private.
ii. Dennis
MORGAN, b. Private.
iii. Paul
MORGAN, b. Private.
iv. Stella
MORGAN, b. Private; m. Unknown HYLTON, Private; b. Private.
52.
Gwendolyn Jean6 WARNER (Charles Raymond6,
Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4
WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
She married John F MURRAY Private.
He was born Private.
Children
of Gwendolyn WARNER and John MURRAY are:
i. Sophia
Lynda7 MURRAY, b. Private; m. Donald Robert CARTER, Private; b.
Private.
ii. Mitzi
MURRAY, b. Private.
iii. Carla
MURRAY, b. Private.
53.
Leroy Wheaton Charles6 WARNER (Charles Raymond6,
Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4
WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
He married Charlotte SCOTT Private, daughter of Leonard SCOTT and Lula
JAMIESON. She was born Private.
Children
of Leroy WARNER and Charlotte SCOTT are:
i. Barbara
Jean7 WARNER, b. Private.
ii. Leroy
WARNER, b. Private.
iii. Charles
WARNER, b. Private.
iv. Margaret
Anne WARNER, b. Private; m. Sherman Glen ENGLAND, Private; b. Private.
v. John
WARNER, b. Private; m. Laura JAMIESON, Private; b. Private.
54.
Edward6 WARNER (Charles Raymond6,
Margaret Ann5 ANDREWS, Janet Amelia4
WHEATON, Edward Cornwallis3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
He married Ruth MELONG Private.
She was born Private.
Children
of Edward WARNER and Ruth MELONG are:
i. Geraldine7
WARNER, b. Private; m. Mario RIATTO, Private; b. Private.
ii. Nina
WARNER, b. Private; m. Unknown GOODWIN, Private; b. Private.
iii. Eugene
Edward WARNER, b. Private; m. Darlene Ann MURRAY, Private; b. Private.
iv. Angela
Marie WARNER, b. Private; m. John Glenn KERRICK, Private; b. Private.
55.
Daniel6 WHEATON (James Edward or Ned5,
Charles Isaac4, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
He married Barbara UNKNOWN wife of Daniel WHEATON Private. She was born Private.
Children
of Daniel WHEATON and Barbara WHEATON are:
i. daughter
of Daniel7 WHEATON, b. Private.
ii. daughter
of Daniel WHEATON, b. Private.
iii. daughter
of Daniel WHEATON, b. Private.
56.
Ronald James6 WHEATON (James Edward or Ned5,
Charles Isaac4, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
He married Shirley Anne LARADE Private.
She was born Private.
Child
of Ronald WHEATON and Shirley LARADE is:
i. Stephanie
Joanne7 WHEATON, b. Private.
57.
John or Jackie6 WHEATON (Eugene or Gene5,
Charles Isaac4, Bryant3, Caleb Jr2,
Caleb1) was born Private.
He married Unknown wife of Jackie WHEATON Private. She was born Private.
Children
of John WHEATON and Unknown WHEATON are:
i. son of
Jackie7 WHEATON, b. Private.
ii. daughter
of Jackie WHEATON, b. Private.
Generation No. 7
58.
Charlotte7 SCOTT (Leonard Joseph6,
Joseph James5, Samuel4, Wheaton3,
Mary2 WHEATON, Caleb1) was born
Private. She married Leroy Wheaton
Charles WARNER Private, son of Charles WARNER and Eva WHEATON. He was born Private.
Children
are listed above under (53) Leroy Wheaton Charles WARNER.
Endnotes
1. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
2. Mary B Bates 13/4/2002.
3. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
4. Approximation.
5. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
6. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
7. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
8. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
9. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
10. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
11. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
12. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
13. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
14. Approximation.
15. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
16. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
17. Approximation.
18. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
19. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
20. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
21. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
22. Bill WHEATON 14/12/2001.
23. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
24. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
25. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
26. Approximation.
27. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
28. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
29. Approximation.
30. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
31. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
32. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
33. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
34. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
35. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
36. Approximation.
37. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
38. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
39. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
40. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
41. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
42. Mary B Bates 13/4/2002.
43. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
44. Mary B Bates 13/4/2002.
45. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
46. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002.
47. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
48. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
49. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
50. Approximation.
51. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
52. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
53. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
54. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
55. Approximation.
56. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
57. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
58. Approximation.
59. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
60. Approximation.
61. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
62. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
63. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
64. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
65. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
66. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
67. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
68. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
69. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
70. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
71. Lee H WHEATON 8/6/2004.
72. Approximation.
73. Lee H WHEATON 8/6/2004.
74. Approximation.
75. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
76. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
77. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
78. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
79. Approximation.
80. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
81. Approximation.
82. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
83. Approximation.
84. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
85. Approximation.
86. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
87. Approximation.
88. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
89. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
90. Approximation.
91. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
92. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
93. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
94. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
95. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
96. Approximation.
97. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
98. Approximation.
99. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
100. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
101. Approximation.
102. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
103. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002.
104. Approximation.
105. approximation.
106. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
107. Approximation.
108. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
109. Approximation.
110. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
111. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
112. approximation.
113. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
114. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
115. approximation.
116. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
117. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
118. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
119. Approximation.
120. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
121. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
122. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
123. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
124. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
125. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
126. Approximation.
127. Mary B Bates 24/4/2002.
128. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
129. Approximation.
130. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
131. Bill WHEATON from "The History of Kings
County, Nova Scotia" by Arthur W H Eaton 20/10/2001.
132. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
133. Approximation.
134. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
135. Approximation.
136. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
137. Approximation.
138. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
139. Approximation.
140. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
141. Approximation.
142. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
143. Approximation.
144. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
145. Approximation.
146. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
147. Approximation.
148. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
149. Approximation.
150. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
151. Approximation.
152. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
153. Approximation.
154. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
155. Approximation.
156. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002.
157. Mary B Bates 13/4/2002.
158. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
159. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
160. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
161. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
162. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
163. approximation.
164. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
165. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
166. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
167. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
168. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
169. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
170. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
171. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
172. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002 from whtnsRobertson3.
173. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
174. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002 from whtnsRobertson3.
175. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
176. Approximation.
177. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
178. Approximation.
179. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
180. Approximation.
181. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
182. Approximation.
183. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
184. Approximation.
185. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
186. Approximation.
187. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
188. Approximation.
189. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
190. Approximation.
191. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
192. Approximation.
193. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
194. Approximation.
195. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
196. Approximation.
197. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
198. Approximation.
199. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
200. Information from Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
201. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
202. Information from Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
203. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
204. Obituary Halifax Herald 25/3/1942.
205. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
206. Approximation.
207. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
208. Approximation.
209. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
210. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
211. approximation.
212. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
213. Approximation.
214. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
215. Daniel WHEATON 6/3/2002.
216. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
217. Approximation.
218. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
219. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
220. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
221. approximation.
222. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
223. approximation.
224. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
225. Approximation.
226. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
227. Approximation.
228. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
229. Approximation.
230. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
231. Approximation.
232. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
233. Daniel WHEATON 7/3/2002.
234. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
235. approximation.
236. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.
237. Approximation.
238. Mary BATES 24/4/2002.