Genealogy Data Page 2 (Notes Pages)
For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown.
Scott, James Edward {I0049} (b. 27 JUN 1878, d. 22 MAY 1909)
Note: J. Edward Scott Died May 22, 1909 in E. Galloway, Kent Co., N.B. at the age of 31 years. He was born in Galloway, listed as a farmer and died of
Tuberculois which he suffered with for two years. Rev. Archibald attended the
burial.
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In the Galloway Cemetery, Kent Co. N.B. the head stone reads:
In Memory of James Edward, son of David G. & Janet Scott, Died May 22, 1909,
Aged 31 Years & 2 Months
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Cause: Tuberculosis
MacMillan, Sarah {I0051} (b. 1853, d. 5 JAN 1887)
Note: Sarah MacMillan was the daughter of Angus and Isabella MacMillan of Wellington, Kent County, New Brunswick, born 1853. Died 1887 in Moncton,
Westmorland County, New Brunswick at the age of 34 yrs. Information furnished by Elmwood Cemetery, Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick.
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The obituary from the Moncton Times of January 6, 1887.
"Scott-On the 5th ist. at Moncton, Sarah Scott, widow of the late Thomas Scott,
in the 34th year of her age. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ."
Funeral on Friday at 2pm at the house of Mr. Edmund Hicks on Robinson St."
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Donald, Alexander {I0123} (b. 18 MAR 1852, d. 3 AUG 1943)
Note: Taken from Moncton Transcript - August 3, 1943
ALEXANDER DONALD IS DEAD AT 91
Alexander Donald, one of Moncton's oldest and most sincerely revered residents died at his home this morning. He was 91.
Known over the entire length of the Atlantic region of the Canadian National Railways as the oldest retired locomotive engineer, and respected for his many great and generous qualities, news of his death will shock hundreds. He had been ill for the last several weeks since suffering a cereabral hemorrhage.
Mr. Donald leaves behind him an enviable career as a railroader. Railroading was practically his total environment, for at the age of 12 years he entered the employ of the Intercolonial Railway to work on the construction of a main line from Painsec to Amherst. At the time he was living with his parents at Frosty Hollow. At the age of two he came to Canada from Aberdeen, Scotland, where he was born.
From construction work he soon worked his way faithfully and steadily to locomotive fireman and in 1873 became engineer. He served at the throttle from that time till his retirement on December 31, 1917.
Since early manhood Mr. Donald had been a faithful member of and an active worker in St. John's Church, which was Presbyterian when he joined it and now is in the United Church of Canada. He was the senior Elder of the church and two years ago, when he had completed forty years in the office, he was tendered a complimentary dinner by his fellow members of the Session and their wives. For many years Mr. Donald served also as superintendent of the jGordon Street Sunday School, which was conducted by St. John's. He was keenly interested in all phases of church work and continued his active participation until within the last year when his health began to fail.
Mr. Donald was one of the city's Odd Fellows. He has been a member of the I.O.O.F. for 65 years He was also a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and was the owner of a gold badge to commemorate 60 years' membership.
He was twice married. Miss Annie Scott, his first wife, died twenty-three years ago. He married Mrs. Florence Mitchell six years ago, by whom he is survived. Also surviving are three sons and a daughter. The sons are James F., of Kenora, Ontario, who arrived this morning, Alexander and Harry, of this city. Two brothers, William, of Montreal and Edmund, of Magog, Quebec, also survive.
Donald, John E. {I0124} (b. 10 AUG 1880, d. JUL 1943)
Note: 1901 census - Moncton, making $150 year as a machinist.
Killed in auto accident, Los Angeles. His father, when he had received the
telegram of John's death, sat for a week in shock, followed shortly after by a stroke. (Family legend) John Bowser, born 1944, was named after him.
Donald, Alexander Stuart {I0127} (b. 26 JAN 1885, d. 25 SEP 1955)
Note: A member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, he enlisted in the 36th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery on the 21 December, 1915. Previous to this he had been a member of the militia for several years. He served in Canada, England and France with the 36th Battery, CFA, No.11 Field Artillery (Howitzer) Brigade, Ammn. Col., 8th Bde, Canadian Field Artillery, and Central Ontario Regimental Depot. He was struck off strength on the 3rd june 1919, by reason of General Demobilization.
He was wounded 31 July 1917. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order L.G. 31092 dated l January 1919, and was Mentioned in Dispatches L.G. 31081 dated 11 December 1918.
Tab met his wife Helen while he was working on a hydro development near
Point Lepreau, N.B., and she was teaching school at Minto. Other projects were
hydro development in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, a dam in Delveav, Que,
another dam near Cornerbrook in Nfld., and a dam at Musquash, N.B. Prior to
retirement, he was the Chief Highway Engineer for the Province of New Brunswick.
Donald, Annabel Smith {I0138} (b. 6 FEB 1920, d. 8 OCT 1995)
Note: Taken from CD-ROM of Obituaries of the Halifax Herald Newspaper.
TITUS, Annabel Donald (Nancy) - Halifax, died October 8, 1995, in Victoria General Hospital. Born in Moncton, N.B., she was a daughter of Marion S. Morrow Chapter of the IODE. Surviving are her husband, Richard F. (Tiny) ; daughter, Barbara (Mrs. J. Colin Cameron), Bedford; son, Richard H., Athabasca, Alta.; three grandchildren; sister, Carolyn (Mrs. C.W. Avard), Moncton; brothers, William S.,Burlington, Ont.' Hugh A., Moncton. She has predeceased by a sister, June Bowser. Visitation 7 - 9 tonight, funeral 2 P.M. Tuesday, both in Snow's Funeral Home and Chapel, Windsor Street, Halifax. Family flowers only. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society.
Note: IODE is the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
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Harrison, Maud {I0148} (b. 15 APR 1885, d. 10 NOV 1886)
Note: Moncton Daily Transcript: 1886
Died at Moncton November 10th, Maud beloved (Twin) child of John A. and Agnes
Harrison, aged 1 yr. and 7 mons. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock from her father's residence Church St. Buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Moncton.
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Cause: Consumption (Tuberculosis)
Blaylock`, Margaret {I0151} (b. 25 JUL 1777, d. 16 NOV 1875)
Source: (Birth)
Title: Baptismal Report from Film F 9862 A2438-N
Author: Archives of Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
Publication: Moncton, Westmorland Cnty, Canada Church
Call number: F 9862 A2438-N
Media: Church Record
Note: Church Records November 8, 1886
Scott, John T. {I0157} (b. 15 JUN 1840, d. 8 JAN 1907)
Note: John Scott died January 8, 1907 in Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. His residence was in Richibucto. age 67 years, his profession was
a joiner, died of an abscess in head, which he had for several months, his
religion was Presbyterian and Rev. A. Archibald persided the burial.
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From the Moncton Times January 9, 1907 -
The death of John Scott occurred yesterday afternoon at the residence of his
son-in-law, conductor Andrew V.H. Lutes of the I.C.R. The deceased who was
a native of Galloway, Kent Co., and for several years, a well known resident
of Richibucto, was 67 years of age. He removed to Moncton some time ago
and had been ill for the past ten weeks. He is survived by two sons and two
daughters also six brothers, one of whom is Mr. Edward Scott, formerly of
the Moncton Police Force, and one sister. The sons are E.S. Scott of Sussex
and Allen Scott of Wolsely, Sask. Daughters Mrs. A.V.H. Lutes of Moncton
and Mrs. Wm. White of New York.
The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon from his
son-in-law's residence to Elmwood Cemetery.
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Cause: Abscess in heart
Scott, Peter {I0165} (b. ABT 1859, d. BET 1871 AND 1881)
Note: Peter is listed in the 1881 Census Richibucto, Kent Co., NB at the age of 22 yrs.
Mallory, Sarah {I0170} (b. ABT 1842, d. 20 JAN 1892)
Note: Sarah Mallory Scott died January 20, 1892 in Richibucto, Kent County, New
Brunswick at the age of 50 yrs. from consumption which she had for 2 years.
She was a Presbyterian, born in Kingston, her doctor was Dr. Doherty and
the Rev. W. Hamilton attended the service.
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Jr., John T. Scott {I0175} (b. 2 APR 1874, d. 24 MAR 1903)
Note: John Scott Jr. died March 24, 1904 in Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick
at the age of 28 years. He died of Consumption duration of illnes 6 months.
He was a Presbytion and listed as a laborer. He was born in Richibucto and
was treated by Dr. D. Bourgue and Rev. D. Fraser of Rexton presided over the
burial.
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John T. Scott Jr., is buried in the Anglican And United Church Cemetery,
Richibucto, Kent Co., N.B.
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Craig, Thomas {I0181} (b. , d. ?)
Note: There is no Thomas Craig listed in the Kent County census, but found one listed in to St. Andrews, Charlotte County. He was listed in the 1851, 1861 and in the
1871 census it listed him living with his brother as a single man.
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Scott, Mary Ann {I0182} (b. ABT 1841, d. BEF 1861)
Note: Mary Ann Scott it appears was born 1841 which would make her a twin to Thomas E. Scott born also in 1841 and died August 26, 1849,
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Scott, David Everette {I0190} (b. 28 MAR 1890, d. 5 NOV 1917)
Note: IN MEMORY OF
DAVID EVERETTE SCOTT
LANCE CORPORAL 469950
(NEW BRUNSWICK REGT.)
WHO DIED ON
TUESDAY, 6TH NOVEMBER 1917, AGE 27
Additional Information: Son of Janet Scott, of Bathurst, New Brunswick,
and the late William Scott.
COMMEMORATIVE INFORMATION
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Leper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
GRAVE REFERENCE: Panel 26 - 28
LOCATION: Ypres (now Leper) is a town in the Province of West Flanders.
The Memorial is situated at the eastern side of the town on the
road to Menin and Courtrai, and bears the names of mem who
lost without trace during the defence of the Ypres Salient in the
First World War.
Scott, Allan {I0212} (b. 27 MAR 1901, d. 1962)
Note: Allan Scott and wife Charlotte E. Long are both buried in the Anglican And United
Church Cemetery, Richibucto, Kent Co., N.B.
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Scott, Robert Hamilton {I0214} (b. 9 AUG 1892, d. ?)
Note: Article sent by Patty Szalay from the book "Prominent People of New Brunswick"
Robert Hamilton Scott from Jardineville, NB born in 1892 and son of William Scott and Jane Eddy. He married a Anne Ritchie and he died in Ontario, Canada.
He is a minister in Douglastown, and Nelson, and he left the Miramichi in 1935.
He had a son named Robert N. Scott.
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Article sent by Gerry Cormier from the book "Prominent People of New Brunswick"
SCOTT, Rev. Robert Hamilton, Assistant Director Old Age Pension Board, Fredericton, N.B., was born at Jardineville, Kent Count, N.B., August 9th, 1892, son of William Scott and Jane Eddy. Married Annie Ritchie Nicholson, R.N., September 2nd, 1925; one son, Robert Nicholson Scott, born July 21st, 1929. Educated at Rexton Superior School, Richibucto Grammar School, Dalhousie University and Pine Hil Theological College, degree in Theology. Enlisted 1915 in 85th Battalion Nova Scotia Highlanders, and served in France with this unit, was promoted in France to sergeant and now holds the rank of lieutenant, demobilized in 1918. Upon returning from overseas accepted an appointment as chief clerk with the S.C.R. at Halifax. On leaving this position he completed his course at Dalhousie and then took up the study of theology at Pine Hill, graduating in 1925. His first ministerial charge was at Scotch Ridge, Charlotte County, where he remained for six years, his next pastorate was at Douglastown, Northumberland County, where he remained for and one-half years, or until he received his present appointment. An advocate of social reform. recreations: swimming, fishing, gardening, base ball, bowling; a member of the Men's Club of St. Paul's United Church. Address, Fredericton, N.B.
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Fisher, Jones {I0243} (b. 3 MAY 1895, d. 25 MAR 1989)
Note: PROMINENT COUPLE MARRIED HERE
MISS ELLENWOOD BRIDE OF JONES FISHER SATURDAY
Wedding Dinner at Perrydell Follows Church Ceremony
Dignity and beauty characterized the wedding last evening at 6 o'clock at the First Methodist Church of Miss Bessie Lillian Ellenwood and Jones J. Fisher. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry King, pastor, in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives of the couple.
The stately interior of the church illuminated by countless white tapers in cathedral candelabra, was a bower of palms and standing baskets of white blossoms. On the altar against a background of greenery, was an exuisite arrangement of white gladioli, white dahlias, Easter lilies, tube roses, white Feverfew and white roses.
While the guests were assembling, Mrs. John Kelley, organist, played a program of pre-nuptial music. She used "The Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" (Wagner) to herald the approach of the wedding party, and Mendelssohns "Wedding March" for the recessional. Mrs. C.L. Bennett, soprano, sang "I Love You Truly" (Carris Jacobs Bond) and "Because" (d'Hardelot).
In Bridal Party
The bride, who was given in marriage by O.E. Cummings, had as her attendants, Mrs. Helen C. Wentling, matron of honor, and Mrs. Ella Mae Placket and Mrs. Allie F. Skiles, bridesmaids, Norman G. Hamilton served as best man, and ushers were James G. Robertson and A.C. Oxford.
The flower girls were little Miss Betty Jo Faircloth, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Faircloth, and little Miss Jean Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris, Leroy Hawkins, was the ringbearer.
For her wedding gown, the bride selected a white lace model over white satin. The fitted bodice with its weetheart neckline was softly shirred at the shoulders, andand the long sleeves came to a point over the wrist. The full skirt extended into a brief train in the back. Her floor length veil of illusion fell in graceful folds from a coronet of lace which was caught to her head with a spray of Stephanotis. She carried a shower bouquet of white bride'e roses and white carnations.
For her "something borrowed" the bride wore a triple strand of pearls belonging to Mrs. Mary Tremble, mother of the bridegroom and for her "something old", she carried a hand-made lace and drawnwork handkerchief which Mrs. Wentling carried in her wedding 33 years ago. Her "something blue"
was a touch of tiny blue blossoms in her bridal bouquet.
The gowns of the attendants were fashioned alike of lace over satin. They had fitted bodices, sweetheart necklines, long sleeves, fitted at the wrist, and full floor-length skirts.
Mrs. Wentling's was silver lace over orchid, and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses, wearing the same blossoms in her hair. Mrs. Plackett chose turquoise blue lace over satin in the same hue, and she carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. Mrs. Stiles wore dusty pink lace over matching satin, and her arm bouquet was of Briarcliff roses. Both Mrs. Blackett and Mrs. Skiles wore roses in their hair to match their bouquets.
The flower girls were dressed alike in long dotted swiss frocks with shirred ruffles around the neck and armholes. Little Miss Harris was in pink with a long blue satin sash, and she wore pink rosebuds in her hair. Little Miss Faircloth wore blue with a long pink satin sash and pink rosebuds in her hair. The ringbearer was dressed in a white suit, and carried the ring in a calla lily.
All of the men in the wedding party wore white, and had bouteonieres of white carnations.
Wedding Dinner Follows
Immediately following the ceremony, a wedding dinner for 60 guests was given at Perrydell, the bridal party had a police escort from the church to Perrydell.
Assisting the bridal party in receiving the guests were Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mrs. Joe Faircloth, and Miss Rhoda Fay. Mrs. W.J. Gardiner was in charge of the guest book.
Music was provided during the dinner by Mrs. John Kelly, Pianist, and Tippen Davidson, violinist. During the affair, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher were toasted by Mayor Ucal W. Cunningham.
The bridal motif was emphasized in the table decorations with the use of white blossoms and white tapers in antique candelabra. The 10-tiered white wedding cake made to serve 90 persons stood on a separate table.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will remain here for a few days before leaving on a honeymoon trip to New York, Chicago, Colorado and California. They will return here October 1.
In addition to the bridal party, guests invited for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Luther, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hawkins, Dr. and Mrs. J. Ralston Wells, Dr. and Mrs. E.L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tlex Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faircloth, Mrs. Mary Tremble, Mrs. Elistine Morris, mother of the bride.
Mrs. Florence Shanks, Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Erskine and daughter, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Gardiner, the Rev. and Mrs. Harry King, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fromberger, M.C. Wentling, Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder, Miss Anita Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Summerlin, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Wilkerson, Mayor and Mrs. U.W. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. J. Saxton Lloyd, Edison Huff, Mrs. O.E. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blank, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Robertson of Chicago, Mrs. Hattie L. Robertson, and Jr, and Mrs. Harry L. Merrday.
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Scott, John {I0294} (b. 1822, d. SEP 1823)
Note: In the Galloway Cemetery there is a headstone which reads:
JOHN son of John & Margaret Scott died Sept. 1823 aged 1 yr, 3 mo:
his sister JANE, died Feb,23,1837 aged 13 yrs.
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Scott, Jacob {I0295} (b. 1821, d. 24 MAR 1867)
Note: Jacob Scott is buried in the Galloway Cemetery, Kent Co., N.B. Headstone
reads: JACOB SCOTT, WHO DIED March 24, 1867, Aged 45 yrs & 10 mo's.
Weep not for me my widow dear,
I am not dead but sleeping here,
And when the joyfull trump shall sound,
I will arise and quit the ground.
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