Jemima (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Jemima (?) and John Henshaw
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 207, no. 56.
Jenney A. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jenney A. (?) was born circa 1866 at Michigan.1 She married Walter A. Goble, son of Gilbert Bingley Goble and Melissa Hazelton, circa 1895.1
As of circa 1895,her married name was Goble.1
As of circa 1895,her married name was Goble.1
Citations
- [S600] Census - US: 1910, p. 656:13A.
Jennie L (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jennie L (?) was born on 8 July 1872 at Nova Scotia.1 She married Herbert L. Whitman, son of Edward R Whitman and Phebe Ann Warner.1
Her married name was Whitman.2 Jennie L (?) and Herbert L. Whitman appeared on the census of April 1901 at Lawrencetown Lane District, Annapolis Co, NS; Your author finds the same family in the 1901 census for Round Hill District, Nova Scotia on page 13.3
Her married name was Whitman.2 Jennie L (?) and Herbert L. Whitman appeared on the census of April 1901 at Lawrencetown Lane District, Annapolis Co, NS; Your author finds the same family in the 1901 census for Round Hill District, Nova Scotia on page 13.3
Children of Jennie L (?) and Herbert L. Whitman
Jenny (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jenny (?) married Stephen Herbert Rice, son of George E. Rice and Mary Jane Murphy.1
Her married name was Rice.1
Her married name was Rice.1
Citations
- [S1410] Robbie Rice Gries,.
Jerusha (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jerusha (?) was born circa 1831.1,2 She married James Harris, son of Francis Harris Jr and Rachael McDormand.1 Jerusha (?) died on 28 March 1860; aged 29.1 She was buried at Mound Cemetery, Ottawa Twp, Le Sueur Co, MN.2
Her married name was Harris.1
Her married name was Harris.1
Children of Jerusha (?) and James Harris
Jerusha N. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jerusha N. (?) married Daniel H. Smith.1 Jerusha N. (?) was born circa 1830 at Massachusetts, as calculated from the 1880 census.
Her married name was Smith. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Harwich, MA; aged 50y, under the name Smith.1
Her married name was Smith. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Harwich, MA; aged 50y, under the name Smith.1
Child of Jerusha N. (?) and Daniel H. Smith
Citations
- [S88] Census - US: 1880, p. 519:249.
Jessie E. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jessie E. (?) was born circa 1879 at Iowa, as calculated from the 1910 census. She married Amos Ball circa 1902.1
Her married name was Ball. Jessie E. (?) appeared on the census of 1910 at Des Moines, Polk Co, IA; aged 30y, under the name Ball, declaring all of her 3 children to be alive.1
Her married name was Ball. Jessie E. (?) appeared on the census of 1910 at Des Moines, Polk Co, IA; aged 30y, under the name Ball, declaring all of her 3 children to be alive.1
Child of Jessie E. (?) and Amos Ball
Citations
- [S600] Census - US: 1910, 420:119.43.
Jessie M (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Jessie M (?) was born in 1871.2 She married Emdon Banks, son of Silas Banks and Adelia Whitman.1 Jessie M (?) died in 1948.2 She was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Lawrencetown, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Banks.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Banks.
Julia (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Julia (?) and John Martin
Citations
- [S1365] Vernon Morse Spurr, Michael and Jane (Shippee) Spurr, p. 106.
Julia A. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Julia A. (?) and Justin Hallock were divorced.1 Julia A. (?) married Justin Hallock.2 Julia A. (?) was born in November 1852 at Illinois.2
Her married name was Hallock. She appeared on the census of 1900 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 47y, under the name Hallock, declaring herself to be a widow (sic) and 4 of her 7 children to be alive.2 She appeared on the census of 1910 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 57y, under the name Hallock, living with her daughter Lydia, declaring 1 of her 2 children to be alive.1
Her married name was Hallock. She appeared on the census of 1900 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 47y, under the name Hallock, declaring herself to be a widow (sic) and 4 of her 7 children to be alive.2 She appeared on the census of 1910 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 57y, under the name Hallock, living with her daughter Lydia, declaring 1 of her 2 children to be alive.1
Child of Julia A. (?) and Justin Hallock
Katherine M. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Katherine M. (?) was born circa 1891 at Massachusetts.1 She married James F. Rice, son of James L. Rice and Hannah Stanton.1
Her married name was Rice.1 Katherine M. (?) and James F. Rice appeared on the census of 1920 at Ward 6, Medford, MA.2
Her married name was Rice.1 Katherine M. (?) and James F. Rice appeared on the census of 1920 at Ward 6, Medford, MA.2
Children of Katherine M. (?) and James F. Rice
Keziah Anne (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Keziah Anne (?) was born on 20 January 1832 at Nova Scotia.2,3 She married Joseph B. Fellows, son of George Fellows and Susanna Morse Bent.2 Keziah Anne (?) died on 6 September 1910 at Upper Granville, Annapolis Co, NS.2,4 She was buried at Riverview Cemetery, Bridgetown, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Fellows.1 She and Joseph B. Fellows appeared on the census of 1881 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS; Joseph Fellows, male, married, age 54, English, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer, Religion: Methodist Canada; Annie Fellows, female, married, age 49, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: Methodist Canada; Edgar Fellows, male, age 24, English, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer, Religion: Methodist Canada; Nina Fellows, female, age 22, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: C. Methodist; Eugenia Fellows, female, age 18, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: C. Methodist.3 Keziah Anne (?) left a will in 1908 at Granville, Annapolis Co, NS, which was recorded 6 October 1910. Widow of Joseph Fellows of the Township of Granville. Children: Edgar Parker Fellows of Granville, Eugenia Phebe wife of William W. Troop of Granville, and Nina Amelia wife of George O. Fulton of Truro. Daughter-in-law: Susie Bonnyman Fellows wife of Edgar P. Fellows.4
Her married name was Fellows.1 She and Joseph B. Fellows appeared on the census of 1881 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS; Joseph Fellows, male, married, age 54, English, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer, Religion: Methodist Canada; Annie Fellows, female, married, age 49, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: Methodist Canada; Edgar Fellows, male, age 24, English, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer, Religion: Methodist Canada; Nina Fellows, female, age 22, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: C. Methodist; Eugenia Fellows, female, age 18, English, born Nova Scotia, Religion: C. Methodist.3 Keziah Anne (?) left a will in 1908 at Granville, Annapolis Co, NS, which was recorded 6 October 1910. Widow of Joseph Fellows of the Township of Granville. Children: Edgar Parker Fellows of Granville, Eugenia Phebe wife of William W. Troop of Granville, and Nina Amelia wife of George O. Fulton of Truro. Daughter-in-law: Susie Bonnyman Fellows wife of Edgar P. Fellows.4
Children of Keziah Anne (?) and Joseph B. Fellows
Citations
- [S18] Gravestone inscription for person cited, Joseph B Fellows gravestone.
- [S18] Gravestone inscription for person cited.
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 16 SubDist D Page 1 Family 6.
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, cites: Annapolis County Probate Will Books, vol. 6, p. 56 and estate folio F125.
L. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of L. (?) and A. Foster
Laura (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Laura (?) was born circa 1859 at Nova Scotia.1 She married John F Bath, son of Abner T Bath and Sarah Elizabeth Chipman.1
Her married name was Bath.1 Laura (?) resided on 7 April 1891 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS.1
Her married name was Bath.1 Laura (?) resided on 7 April 1891 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS.1
Citations
- [S1230] Census - Canada: 1891, 26, d, p. 2.
Laura (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Laura (?) was born in August 1877 at Nova Scotia.1 She married Roscoe Lee Potter, son of Joshua Cogswell Potter and Clarissa Chute.1
Her married name was Potter.1
Her married name was Potter.1
Child of Laura (?) and Roscoe Lee Potter
Citations
- [S1405] Wayne W. Walker, Walker - Potter notes, 1900 US census.
Laura Lee (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Laura Lee (?) married Burton A. Cameron Jr, son of Burton Atwood Cameron and Frances Clift Cummings.1 Laura Lee (?) was born on 9 January 1909 at California.2,1 She died in September 1981 at Sedona, AZ.2
Her married name was Cameron. She appeared on the census of 1940 at Flagstaff, Coconino Co, AZ; aged 30y, under the name Cameron.1
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Cameron. She appeared on the census of 1940 at Flagstaff, Coconino Co, AZ; aged 30y, under the name Cameron.1
Lavinia (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Lavinia (?) and Parker Vidito
Citations
- [S1365] Vernon Morse Spurr, Michael and Jane (Shippee) Spurr, p. 1290.
Lavinia (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Lavinia (?) and Charles Ford
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, 1901, p. 1802:29, no. 113.
Lavinia (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lavinia (?) was born in June 1837 at Nova Scotia.1 She married William Bennett Bent, son of William B. Bent and Maria M. Troop, circa 1877; second.1,2
Her married name was Bent. Lavinia (?) immigrated circa 1864 to USA.1 She appeared on the census of 1880 at Portland, ME; aged 42y, under the name Bent.3 She was a dressmaker in 1880.3 She appeared on the census of 1900 at Portland, ME; aged 62y, under the name Bent, declaring no children.1
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Bent. Lavinia (?) immigrated circa 1864 to USA.1 She appeared on the census of 1880 at Portland, ME; aged 42y, under the name Bent.3 She was a dressmaker in 1880.3 She appeared on the census of 1900 at Portland, ME; aged 62y, under the name Bent, declaring no children.1
Lena (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lena (?) married Joshua Byron Cogswell, son of Rev Joshua Borden Cogswell and Ann Potter.2
Her married name was Cogswell.2
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Cogswell.2
Lena M. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lena M. (?) was born circa 1872.1 She married Frank Ellsworth Cossett, son of Charles Cossett and Cynthia Eliza Rice.1 Lena M. (?) died in 1942.1 She was buried at Smiths Cove, Digby Co, NS.1
Her married name was Cossett.1
Her married name was Cossett.1
Citations
- [S18] Gravestone inscription for person cited.
Leonora (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Leonora (?) and David Ryor
Letitia (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Letitia (?) and Joseph Shaw
Levinia (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Levinia (?) and Isaac Ditmars
Citations
- [S1392] Cornwallis (NS) Methodist Circuit, p. 1, #2.
Lilla May (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lilla May (?) was born circa 1859 at Louisiana.2 She married James W. Potter, son of John Douglas Potter and Louisa Chute.1
Her married name was Potter. Lilla May (?) and James W. Potter appeared on the census of 1880 at San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA.2
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Potter. Lilla May (?) and James W. Potter appeared on the census of 1880 at San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA.2
Louella (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Louella (?) was born in 1852.1 She married 2nd Marcellus Edison, son of Henry Edison and Caroline Hains.1 Louella (?) died circa 1900.1
She may be the Luella, b June 1845 in Indiana, found with a Marcellus in the 1900 Elm Grove Township (ND?) census.1 Her married name was Edison.
She may be the Luella, b June 1845 in Indiana, found with a Marcellus in the 1900 Elm Grove Township (ND?) census.1 Her married name was Edison.
Citations
- [S1361] Letter, Ross McCurdy to George W. King, August 1996, #256.
Louisa (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Louisa (?) was born circa 1832 at Nova Scotia.1 She married Edmund Balcom, son of James Balcom and Mary Rice Potter.1
Her married name was Balcom.1 Louisa (?) and Edmund Balcom appeared on the census of 1880 at Salem, MA; Edmund P Balcomb, self, male, married, age 50, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Carpenter, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Louisa Balcomb, wife, female, married, age 48, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Keep House, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Elisabeth M Balcomb, daughter, female, age 20, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Teacher, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Frank L. Balcomb, son, male, age 17, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Appr. Carpenter, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia.1
Her married name was Balcom.1 Louisa (?) and Edmund Balcom appeared on the census of 1880 at Salem, MA; Edmund P Balcomb, self, male, married, age 50, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Carpenter, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Louisa Balcomb, wife, female, married, age 48, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Keep House, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Elisabeth M Balcomb, daughter, female, age 20, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Teacher, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia, Frank L. Balcomb, son, male, age 17, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Appr. Carpenter, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia.1
Children of Louisa (?) and Edmund Balcom
Citations
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254532 National Archives Film T9-0532 Page 801C.
Louisa (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Louisa (?) was born circa 1851 at Nova Scotia.1 She married Robert King, son of Alexander McKillup King and Hannah Perry.1
Her married name was King.1
Her married name was King.1
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375807 NAC C-13171 Dist 13 SubDist A Page 31 Family 146.
Lovica (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lovica (?) was born circa 1818 at Nova Scotia.1
She resided on 15 April 1891 at Granville Ferry District, Annapolis Co, NS, with her son Alfred.1
She resided on 15 April 1891 at Granville Ferry District, Annapolis Co, NS, with her son Alfred.1
Child of Lovica (?)
Citations
- [S1230] Census - Canada: 1891, 26, k, p. 26.
Lucinda (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Children of Lucinda (?) and John Phillips
Lucy (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Lucy (?)
Lucy (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 120, no. 44.
Lucy (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Lucy (?)
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 16 SubDist C Page 46 Family 215.
Lucy (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Lucy (?) and William Spavold
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1812:263, no. 53.
Lucy E. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Lucy E. (?) was born in June 1857 at New York.1 She married Frank Sprague circa 1872.1
Her married name was Sprague. Lucy E. (?) appeared on the census of 1900 at North Hudson, Essex Co, NY; aged 42y, under the name Sprague, declaring 10 of her 13 children to be alive.1
Her married name was Sprague. Lucy E. (?) appeared on the census of 1900 at North Hudson, Essex Co, NY; aged 42y, under the name Sprague, declaring 10 of her 13 children to be alive.1
Child of Lucy E. (?) and Frank Sprague
Citations
- [S1902] Census - US: 1900, 1035:204.85.
Lucy M (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Children of Lucy M (?) and Eben D Currier
Citations
- [S1365] Vernon Morse Spurr, Michael and Jane (Shippee) Spurr, p. 108.
Mabel (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mabel (?) was born on 23 September 1871 at Nova Scotia.1 She married Alfred Havelock Armstrong, son of William Armstrong and Hannah Elizabeth Mills.1
Her married name was Armstrong.1
Her married name was Armstrong.1
Child of Mabel (?) and Alfred Havelock Armstrong
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and John Watt
Citations
- [S1365] Vernon Morse Spurr, Michael and Jane (Shippee) Spurr, p. 195.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Margaret (?) married Chester Sherman Snell, son of Howard Snell and Harriet Jane Berry.1
Her married name was Snell.
Her married name was Snell.
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 82.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Herbert L Rice married 1st Margaret (?), son of Melvin Omar Rice and Susan Elizabeth Spencer.2
Her married name was Rice.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Rice.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Margaret (?) married John Turner.1 Margaret (?) died on 14 December 1872.1
Her married name was Turner.1
Her married name was Turner.1
Child of Margaret (?) and John Turner
Citations
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, #3971, Probate Will Books, vol. 2, p. 177 and Estate folio T26 (1872).
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and James Larremore
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 227, no. 95.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and James Peach
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1804:48.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and John MacLean
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and William Huggins
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1810:223.
Margaret (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and John L. MacKinnon
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 21:766.
Margaret (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Margaret (?) married Benjamin Williams on 24 March 1859 at Brookville, Digby Co, NS.1
Her married name was Williams.
Her married name was Williams.
Child of Margaret (?) and Benjamin Williams
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, 1807:42.327 (birth).
Margaret (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret (?) and James Woodrow
Margaret Jane (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Margaret Jane (?) and Noble H Beckwith
Citations
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, #1139, Annapolis County Probate Will Books, vol. 4, p. 570.
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Maria (?) and Benjamin Weagle
Citations
- [S1343] Timothy L. Sanford,.
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Maria (?) and Charles Winchester
Citations
- [S1397] Wayne W. Walker, Walker - Rice Notes.
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Maria (?) and Simon Barss
Citations
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1891, #21.
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Maria (?) and John McLaughlin
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 41, no. 41.
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Maria (?) married Edward Rice, son of Moses Rice and Hannah Morse, before 1866.1
Her married name was Rice.1 "Charles E. RICE, aged 20, unmarried, born Westport, Brier Island, died 14 Apr 1868 at Troop's Cove, Granville; parents: Edward and Moriah RICE, fisherman" and "Alvin T. RICE aged 20 months, born Troop's Cove, Granville, died 15 Apr 1868 at Troop's Cove, disease in head; parents: Edward and Moriah RICE, fisherman" (VR Port Williams 1868).2 Maria (?) and Edward Rice appeared on the census of 1881 at Belisle District, Annapolis Co, NS; Edward Rice, married, male, age 78, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman; Maria Rice, married, female, age 52, born Nova Scotia; William Rice, male, age 24, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Wallace Rice, male, age 21, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Norman Rice, male, age 18, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Son; Charles Rice, male, age 10, born Nova Scotia.3
Her married name was Rice.1 "Charles E. RICE, aged 20, unmarried, born Westport, Brier Island, died 14 Apr 1868 at Troop's Cove, Granville; parents: Edward and Moriah RICE, fisherman" and "Alvin T. RICE aged 20 months, born Troop's Cove, Granville, died 15 Apr 1868 at Troop's Cove, disease in head; parents: Edward and Moriah RICE, fisherman" (VR Port Williams 1868).2 Maria (?) and Edward Rice appeared on the census of 1881 at Belisle District, Annapolis Co, NS; Edward Rice, married, male, age 78, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman; Maria Rice, married, female, age 52, born Nova Scotia; William Rice, male, age 24, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Wallace Rice, male, age 21, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Norman Rice, male, age 18, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Son; Charles Rice, male, age 10, born Nova Scotia.3
Children of Maria (?) and Edward Rice
Maria (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Maria (?) and Henry Hanley
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 6, no. 85.
Maria (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Maria (?) was born circa 1800 at Nova Scotia, as calculated from the 1881 census.
Children of Maria (?) and Robert Nichols
Maria A (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Maria A (?) married Wesley William Rice, son of Henry Allen Rice and Zebudah Rice; (this marriage is uncertain.)1
Her married name was Rice.
Her married name was Rice.
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 376.
Martha (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Martha (?) and Rev George Tufford
Citations
- [S1361] Letter, Ross McCurdy to George W. King, August 1996, #139.
Martha (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Martha (?) married Hamilton Southwick.1 Martha (?) was born circa 1812 at New York, as calculated from the 1880 census. She died circa October 1888 at Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; aged 70y 2m, under the name Southwick, from heart disease.2 She was buried on 8 October 1888 at plot SE 1/4 69 R4, Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, Monroe Co, NY.2
Her married name was Southwick. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; aged 68y, under the name Southwick.1
Her married name was Southwick. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Rochester, Monroe Co, NY; aged 68y, under the name Southwick.1
Child of Martha (?) and Hamilton Southwick
Martha O. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Martha O. (?) was born circa 1873 at Canada.1 She married Bernard A. Parker, son of Captain James H Parker and Sophronia Chute.1
Her married name was Parker.1 Martha O. (?) and Bernard A. Parker appeared on the census of 1910 at Milton, MA.1
Her married name was Parker.1 Martha O. (?) and Bernard A. Parker appeared on the census of 1910 at Milton, MA.1
Citations
- [S600] Census - US: 1910, p. 609:85A.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married Thaddeus Hazelton, son of Paul Hazeltine and Mary Rice, circa 1785.2
Mary (?) also went by the name of "Polly (?)"2 Her married name was Hazelton. 7 August 1787 Windham County, VT Mary (?) and Thaddeus Hazelton sold land to a Mr Gates.1 Mary (?) and Thaddeus Hazelton resided in 1797 at Tinmouth, VT.1
Mary (?) also went by the name of "Polly (?)"2 Her married name was Hazelton. 7 August 1787 Windham County, VT Mary (?) and Thaddeus Hazelton sold land to a Mr Gates.1 Mary (?) and Thaddeus Hazelton resided in 1797 at Tinmouth, VT.1
Children of Mary (?) and Thaddeus Hazelton
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Gilbert McIntosh
Citations
- [S1361] Letter, Ross McCurdy to George W. King, August 1996, #267.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married James Medlar, son of John Medlar and Charlotte McDormand.1 Mary (?) was born circa 1832.1
Her married name was Medlar.
Her married name was Medlar.
Children of Mary (?) and James Medlar
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married John Medlar, son of John Medlar and Charlotte McDormand.1 Mary (?) was born circa 1840.1
Her married name was Medlar.
Her married name was Medlar.
Child of Mary (?) and John Medlar
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Joseph Wilson
Citations
- [S1365] Vernon Morse Spurr, Michael and Jane (Shippee) Spurr, p. 1240.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and William Ritchie
Citations
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, #2757, Annapolis County Probate Acts Books, vol. 1, p. 189 and Estate folio R101.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Josiah Freeman
Citations
- [S1405] Wayne W. Walker, Walker - Potter notes, their marriage record.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married Wallace Coggins, son of Deacon Andrew Coggins and Elizabeth Rice.2 Mary (?) died on 26 November 1873.3 She was buried at Hilltop Cemetery, Westport, Digby Co, NS.3
As of circa 1858,her married name was Coggins.1 She and Wallace Coggins appeared on the census of 1871 at Briar Island District, Digby Co, NS.4
As of circa 1858,her married name was Coggins.1 She and Wallace Coggins appeared on the census of 1871 at Briar Island District, Digby Co, NS.4
Children of Mary (?) and Wallace Coggins
Citations
- [S1412] Nova Scotia "Registration of Births, 1864-1876" Digby County, Microfilm of records held at the Public Archives of Nova Scotia LDS film 1298667, 1298668, 1866, #25 (unknown file date).
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1877, #51.
- [S18] Gravestone inscription for person cited.
- [S1229] Census - Canada: 1871, Briar Island District, p. 24.
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1881, #80.
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1889, #8.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and George Banks
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 142, no. 100.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married Benjamin Ray. Mary (?) was born circa 1800 at Nova Scotia.1
Her married name was Ray. She appeared on the census of 1881 at Digby, Digby Co, NS; as a widow with her son in law John G Rice.1
Her married name was Ray. She appeared on the census of 1881 at Digby, Digby Co, NS; as a widow with her son in law John G Rice.1
Child of Mary (?) and Benjamin Ray
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 15 SubDist C Div 2 Page 13 Family 75.
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Nathan Freeman
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and John Hamilton
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 37, no. 15.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) was born circa 1828 at Pennsylvania.2 She married Nelson Rice, son of Joseph Rice and Mary Burnell, before 1860; no issue.1,2
Her married name was Rice. Her married name was Hawkins.1 Mary (?) and Nelson Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Medina, Lenawee Co, MI.2 Mary (?) and Nelson Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Clayton, Dover, Lenawee Co, MI.3
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Rice. Her married name was Hawkins.1 Mary (?) and Nelson Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Medina, Lenawee Co, MI.2 Mary (?) and Nelson Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Clayton, Dover, Lenawee Co, MI.3
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Benjamin Lewis
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, 1874, p. 90, no. 81.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and James MacDonald
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1804:62.
Mary (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Robert M. Davison
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1826:42.
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married William Hay.1 Mary (?) was born circa 1840 at Nova Scotia, as calculated from the 1881 census.
Her married name was Hay. She and William Hay appeared on the census of 1881 at Pope's Harbour, Halifax Co, NS; William Hay, male, married, age 50, born NS, occ: postmaster;
Mary Hay, female, married, age 41, born NS;
Susanna C. Hay, female, age 17, born NS;
Robert Hay, male, age 14, born NS;
Lida Hay, female, age 23, born NS;
Alfred Hay, male, age 11, born NS;
Walter Hay, male, age 9, born NS;
Harry Hay, male, age 3, born NS.1
Her married name was Hay. She and William Hay appeared on the census of 1881 at Pope's Harbour, Halifax Co, NS; William Hay, male, married, age 50, born NS, occ: postmaster;
Mary Hay, female, married, age 41, born NS;
Susanna C. Hay, female, age 17, born NS;
Robert Hay, male, age 14, born NS;
Lida Hay, female, age 23, born NS;
Alfred Hay, male, age 11, born NS;
Walter Hay, male, age 9, born NS;
Harry Hay, male, age 3, born NS.1
Child of Mary (?) and William Hay
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: NAC film C-13169 10:w:31.
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Edmund Johns
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary (?) married Cornelius Dorgan.1 Mary (?) was born circa 1828 at Ireland, as calculated from the 1880 census.
Her married name was Dorgan. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Stoughton, MA; aged 52y, under the name Doorgan.1
Her married name was Dorgan. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Stoughton, MA; aged 52y, under the name Doorgan.1
Child of Mary (?) and Cornelius Dorgan
Citations
- [S88] Census - US: 1880, p. 549:270.
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and William Locke
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and John Hardwick
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and Douglas Campbell
Mary (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary (?) and R. Stronach
Mary Ann (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary Ann (?) married William Phillips, son of Stephen Phillips and Ann Cranton.1
Mary Ann (?) was also known as Mrs Ethridge. Her married name was Phillips.
Mary Ann (?) was also known as Mrs Ethridge. Her married name was Phillips.
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1488.1.
Mary Ann (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary Ann (?) was born circa 1824.2 She married William Coggins, son of Deacon Andrew Coggins and Elizabeth Rice.1
Her married name was Coggins. Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins appeared on the census of April 1871 at Briar Island District, Digby Co, NS.2 Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins appeared on the census of 1881 at Westport District, Digby Co, NS; William Coggins, married, male, age 69, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman; Mary Ann Coggins, married, female, age 67, born Nova Scotia; William Coggins, male, age 5, born Nova Scotia.3 Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins resided on 13 April 1891 at Westport District, Digby Co, NS.1
Her married name was Coggins. Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins appeared on the census of April 1871 at Briar Island District, Digby Co, NS.2 Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins appeared on the census of 1881 at Westport District, Digby Co, NS; William Coggins, married, male, age 69, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman; Mary Ann Coggins, married, female, age 67, born Nova Scotia; William Coggins, male, age 5, born Nova Scotia.3 Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins resided on 13 April 1891 at Westport District, Digby Co, NS.1
Children of Mary Ann (?) and William Coggins
Citations
- [S1230] Census - Canada: 1891, 31, 6, p. 23.
- [S1229] Census - Canada: 1871, Briar Island District, p. 3.
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 15 SubDist F Page 4 Family 21.
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1873, #15.
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1872, #113.
- [S1406] Certificate, Nova Scotia "Marriage Returns of Licenses and Marriages, 1864-1909" Digby County marriage, 1872, #111.
Mary C. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary C. (?) and Francis Napoleon Paine
Mary E. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary E. (?) married William Melbourne Bent, son of James Sprague Bent and Margaret Boole.1 Mary E. (?) was born circa 1843 at New York, as calculated from the 1880 census.
Her married name was Bent. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 37y, under the name Boole.2
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Bent. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Chicago, Cook Co, IL; aged 37y, under the name Boole.2
Mary E. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary E. (?) and Edward T. Bailey
Mary E. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary E. (?) was born in August 1869 at New Hampshire.1 She married Charles Freeman Rice, son of Francis Rice and Louisa A. Purdy, circa 1903.1
As of circa 1903,her married name was Rice.1 Mary E. (?) and Charles Freeman Rice appeared on the census of 1910 at Cape Nome, Division 4, Alaska Territory.1 Mary E. (?) and Charles Freeman Rice appeared on the census of 1920 at Cape Nome, Second Judicial District, Alaska Territory.2
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationAs of circa 1903,her married name was Rice.1 Mary E. (?) and Charles Freeman Rice appeared on the census of 1910 at Cape Nome, Division 4, Alaska Territory.1 Mary E. (?) and Charles Freeman Rice appeared on the census of 1920 at Cape Nome, Second Judicial District, Alaska Territory.2
Mary Elizabeth (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary Elizabeth (?) married Joseph Fletcher Bent, son of Warren Bent and Frances Shafner.1
Her married name was Bent.1 Mary Elizabeth (?) and Joseph Fletcher Bent appeared on the census of 1891 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Bent.1 Mary Elizabeth (?) and Joseph Fletcher Bent appeared on the census of 1891 at Bridgetown District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Child of Mary Elizabeth (?) and Joseph Fletcher Bent
Mary Emma (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary Emma (?) married Zaccheus Durland.1 Mary Emma (?) was born circa 1848 at Canada, as calculated from the 1880 census.
Her married name was Durland. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Newburyport, MA; aged 32y, under the name Durland.1
Her married name was Durland. She appeared on the census of 1880 at Newburyport, MA; aged 32y, under the name Durland.1
Child of Mary Emma (?) and Zaccheus Durland
Citations
- [S88] Census - US: 1880, p. 532:535.
Mary Estella (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary Estella (?) married Arthur H Bishop, son of William Bishop and Mary Ann Morse.1
Her married name was Bishop.1
Her married name was Bishop.1
Children of Mary Estella (?) and Arthur H Bishop
Citations
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, #2073, cites Annapolis County Probate Will Books, vol. 7 and estate folio B366.
Mary H. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. Mary H. (?) married Walter H. Potter, son of Zephaniah Murray Potter and Annie Laura Johnson.1 Mary H. (?) was born on 1 January 1884 at California.1 She died on 12 March 1972 at Los Angeles County, CA; under the name Potter.1
Her married name was Potter.
Her married name was Potter.
Citations
- [S993] State of California, California Death Index.
Mary J. (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary J. (?) and James R. Thompson
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1809:80.
Mary Palmer (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary Palmer (?) and Hickford Crissey
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 861.
Mary R. (?)
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Mary R. (?) and Dunbar Stewart
Matilda (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Matilda (?) and Edward Dillon
Citations
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1804:231.
May (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of May (?) and John Nevills
May Bruce (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,. May Bruce (?) married Sidney Wheat Rice, son of Horace Rice and Julia Ann Wheat.1
May Bruce (?) resided at Chicago, IL.1 Her married name was Rice.
May Bruce (?) resided at Chicago, IL.1 Her married name was Rice.
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 472.
Melissa (?)1
This report includes only the first five generations of the Nova Scotia Planter descendants. To learn more about the early descendants of Edmund Rice visit the Edmund Rice (1638) Association,.Child of Melissa (?) and Alexis Millett
Citations
- [S1405] Wayne W. Walker, Walker - Potter notes.