Gertrude Kempton1
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,. Gertrude Kempton was born on 11 December 1891 at Nova Scotia.3 She was the daughter of Ernest D Kempton and Elizabeth Frude.2 Gertrude Kempton married 1st Wallace Forbes; no children.2 Gertrude Kempton married 2nd Andrew Heintzelman; no children.2
Her married name was Heintzelman. Her married name was Forbes.
Her married name was Heintzelman. Her married name was Forbes.
Father* | Ernest D Kempton2 b. c 1868 |
Mother* | Elizabeth Frude2 b. 20 Mar 1871, d. Apr 1902 |
Harold Kempton1
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,.Father* | Ernest D Kempton1 b. c 1868 |
Mother* | Lillian Tibert1 |
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 85.
Isaac Kempton1,2
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,. Isaac Kempton was born on 13 July 1837 at Nova Scotia.3 He married Mary Ann Parker, daughter of Deacon Wilbur Parker and Charlotte Rice.
Isaac Kempton and Mary Ann Parker appeared on the census of 1881; Isaac Kempton, male, married, age 43, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Mary Kempton, female, married, age 33, born Nova Scotia; Earnest B Kempton, male, age 14, born Nova Scotia; Jesse A Kempton, female, age 12, born Nova Scotia; Susan E Kempton, female, age 9, born Nova Scotia; Bertha M Kempton, female, age 7, born Nova Scotia; Anna M Kempton, female, age <1, born Nova Scotia, born: Feb; 1/12.4 Isaac Kempton was a farmer between 1891 and 1901.5,3 He and Mary Ann Parker resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.5,3
Isaac Kempton and Mary Ann Parker appeared on the census of 1881; Isaac Kempton, male, married, age 43, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Mary Kempton, female, married, age 33, born Nova Scotia; Earnest B Kempton, male, age 14, born Nova Scotia; Jesse A Kempton, female, age 12, born Nova Scotia; Susan E Kempton, female, age 9, born Nova Scotia; Bertha M Kempton, female, age 7, born Nova Scotia; Anna M Kempton, female, age <1, born Nova Scotia, born: Feb; 1/12.4 Isaac Kempton was a farmer between 1891 and 1901.5,3 He and Mary Ann Parker resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.5,3
Children of Isaac Kempton and Mary Ann Parker
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, (1550).
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 376.
- [S1385] Census - Canada: 1901, 31, i, p. 12.
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 15 SubDist A Page 4 Family 21.
- [S1230] Census - Canada: 1891, 31, 1, p. 37.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1550.2.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1816.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1817.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1818.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1550.5.
Jacob Kempton1
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 Jacob Kempton and Patience Freeman
Jesse A Kempton1,2
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,. Jesse A Kempton was born in 1865 at Nova Scotia.4,3 She was the daughter of Isaac Kempton and Mary Ann Parker.3 Jesse A Kempton married Bernard Rice, son of David Rice and Melinda Jane Chute, before 1888.4,1,2
Her married name was Rice. Jesse A Kempton and Bernard Rice resided on 10 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.4
Her married name was Rice. Jesse A Kempton and Bernard Rice resided on 10 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.4
Father* | Isaac Kempton3 b. 13 Jul 1837 |
Mother* | Mary Ann Parker3 b. 1 Jan 1848 |
Children of Jesse A Kempton and Bernard Rice
Jessie Kempton1
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 Kempton married Frank Lord.2 Jessie Kempton was born on 19 September 1895 at Nova Scotia.3 She was the daughter of Ernest D Kempton and Elizabeth Frude.2
Her married name was Lord.
Her married name was Lord.
Father* | Ernest D Kempton2 b. c 1868 |
Mother* | Elizabeth Frude2 b. 20 Mar 1871, d. Apr 1902 |
Lillian Kempton1
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,. Lillian Kempton was born on 24 September 1872 at Nova Scotia.3 She was the daughter of Francis Kempton.2 Lillian Kempton married William Hastings Ruggles, son of Rev Gilbert Ruggles and Eunice Rice.4
Her married name was Ruggles. Lillian Kempton and William Hastings Ruggles resided in April 1901 at Bear River District, Annapolis Co, NS.3
Her married name was Ruggles. Lillian Kempton and William Hastings Ruggles resided in April 1901 at Bear River District, Annapolis Co, NS.3
Father* | Francis Kempton2 d. 5 Sep 1907 |
Children of Lillian Kempton and William Hastings Ruggles
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, (1604.2).
- [S1331] Wayne W. Walker, Annapolis County Probate Abstracts, #3218 - Annapolis County Probate Acts Books, vol. 3 and Estate folio B2718.
- [S1385] Census - Canada: 1901, 26, b, p. 13.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1604.2.
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, delayed registration of birth, 1903, p. 68700005.
Roscoe Kempton1
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,. Roscoe Kempton was born on 20 July 1893 at Nova Scotia.3 He was the son of Ernest D Kempton and Elizabeth Frude.2 Roscoe Kempton died circa 1913; single, about age 20.1
Father* | Ernest D Kempton2 b. c 1868 |
Mother* | Elizabeth Frude2 b. 20 Mar 1871, d. Apr 1902 |
Susan Kempton1
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,. Susan Kempton was born circa 1871 at Nova Scotia.2,1 She was the daughter of Isaac Kempton and Mary Ann Parker.1 Susan Kempton married Warren Frazee.1
Her married name was Frazee. Susan Kempton resided with her parents. on 20 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.2
Her married name was Frazee. Susan Kempton resided with her parents. on 20 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.2
Father* | Isaac Kempton1 b. 13 Jul 1837 |
Mother* | Mary Ann Parker1 b. 1 Jan 1848 |
Child of Susan Kempton and Warren Frazee
Susan W Kempton1
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,. Susan W Kempton was born on 11 June 1885 at Clarence, Annapolis Co, NS.2 She married Boyd LeRoy Rice, son of Melbourne Rice and Mary Elizabeth Carty, on 5 March 1913 at Kempt, Queens Co, NS.3 Susan W Kempton died on 30 May 1942 at Digby, Digby Co, NS.3 She was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Bear River, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Rice.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Rice.
Ruth Kendall1
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,. Ruth Kendall married Manly Benson.1 Ruth Kendall was born circa 1833 at Nova Scotia.2
Her married name was Benson. She and Manly Benson appeared on the census of 1891 at Carleton's Corner District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Benson. She and Manly Benson appeared on the census of 1891 at Carleton's Corner District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Child of Ruth Kendall and Manly Benson
Sarah Kendall1
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,. Sarah Kendall married Daniel Whitman in 1778.1 Sarah Kendall died after 1840; as she was mentioned in her husband's will.2
Her married name was Whitman.1
Her married name was Whitman.1
Child of Sarah Kendall and Daniel Whitman
George Wilfred Kennedy1
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,. George Wilfred Kennedy married Lillian Gertrude Rice, daughter of Melvin Omar Rice and Susan Elizabeth Spencer.2
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationGertrude Kennedy1
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,. Gertrude Kennedy married 1st Joseph L Warren, son of James Kempt Warren and Phoebe Ann Copeland.2
Her married name was Warren.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Warren.
Gladys Marie Kennedy1
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,. Gladys Marie Kennedy was born in 1895.2 She married 1st Harry Clifford Rice, son of James Arthur Rice and Annie MacLaughlin, circa 1925.1,2 Gladys Marie Kennedy died in July 1931.2 She was buried after July 1931 at Kentville, Kings Co, NS.2
Her married name was Rice.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Rice.
Margaret Kennedy1
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 Kennedy was born circa 1817 at Nova Scotia.2 She married Major Morse, son of Samuel Morse Jr and Amoret Wheelock, on 28 May 1835 at Paradise, Annapolis Co, NS.3
Her married name was Morse. Margaret Kennedy and Major Morse appeared on the census of 1891 at Carleton's Corner District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Her married name was Morse. Margaret Kennedy and Major Morse appeared on the census of 1891 at Carleton's Corner District, Annapolis Co, NS.2
Children of Margaret Kennedy and Major Morse
Nellie Kennedy1
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,. Nellie Kennedy married Hugh Aaron Potter, son of John LeCain Potter and Ruth O Potter, on 22 October 1913.1
Her married name was Potter.
Her married name was Potter.
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 87.
Mary Kenney1
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 Kenney married George Rice, son of John Rice and Elizabeth Chute; Mary of Boston.1
Her married name was Rice.
Her married name was Rice.
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 374.
Amy M. Kent1
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,. Amy M. Kent was born on 1 March 1823.2 She married Rev Warren Rice, son of Ebenezer Rice and Sarah Fuller, on 8 August 1843.1 Amy M. Kent died on 25 April 1894.2
Her married name was Rice. Her married name was Clough. She and Rev Warren Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Orleans Twp, Winneshiek Co, IA.3 Amy M. Kent and Rev Warren Rice appeared on the census of 1870 at Orleans Twp, Winneshiek Co, IA.4
Her married name was Rice. Her married name was Clough. She and Rev Warren Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Orleans Twp, Winneshiek Co, IA.3 Amy M. Kent and Rev Warren Rice appeared on the census of 1870 at Orleans Twp, Winneshiek Co, IA.4
Children of Amy M. Kent and Rev Warren Rice
Anna Kent1
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 Anna Kent and Israel Longley
Citations
- [S1286] Calnek, p. 540.
Mary Kent1
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 Kent married Elisha Hazelton, son of Paul Hazeltine and Mary Rice.1 Mary Kent was born on 12 March 1785 at Dorset, VT.1 She was the daughter of Moses Kent and Abigail Harmon.1
Her married name was Hazelton.
Her married name was Hazelton.
Father* | Moses Kent1 |
Mother* | Abigail Harmon1 |
Children of Mary Kent and Elisha Hazelton
Citations
- [S1351] Hupfer.
Moses Kent1
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 Moses Kent and Abigail Harmon
Citations
- [S1351] Hupfer.
(?) Kerins1
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
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 96.
Mary Jennie Kerr1,2
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 Jennie Kerr was born on 29 August 1864 at Nova Scotia.4 She was the daughter of Thomas Kerr.3 Mary Jennie Kerr married Leander Alcorn, son of Thomas Alcorn and Dorothy Ammerette Berry.2
Mary Jennie Kerr was also known as Jennie M Alcorn.4 Her married name was Alcorn. She and Leander Alcorn resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.1,4
Mary Jennie Kerr was also known as Jennie M Alcorn.4 Her married name was Alcorn. She and Leander Alcorn resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.1,4
Father* | Thomas Kerr3 b. 28 Oct 1820, d. 16 Apr 1913 |
Children of Mary Jennie Kerr and Leander Alcorn
Thomas Kerr1
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,. Thomas Kerr was born on 28 October 1820 at Scotland.2 He married Olivia Isabella Rice, daughter of William Rice and Jane Cushing.3,1 Thomas Kerr died on 16 April 1913.4
He appeared on the census of 1881 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS; C J Kerr, male, married, age 60, born Scotland, Occ: School Teacher; Sophia Kerr, female, married, age 53, born; J Mary Kerr, female, age 16, born Nova Scotia.5 He and Olivia Isabella Rice resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.6,2 Thomas Kerr was a farmer in April 1901.2
He appeared on the census of 1881 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS; C J Kerr, male, married, age 60, born Scotland, Occ: School Teacher; Sophia Kerr, female, married, age 53, born; J Mary Kerr, female, age 16, born Nova Scotia.5 He and Olivia Isabella Rice resided between 1891 and 1901 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.6,2 Thomas Kerr was a farmer in April 1901.2
Child of Thomas Kerr
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 377.
- [S1385] Census - Canada: 1901, 31, i, p. 1.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1578.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973.
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375808 NAC C-13172 Dist 15 SubDist A Page 2 Family 6.
- [S1230] Census - Canada: 1891, 31, 1, p. 35.
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 1875.
C. C. Ketchem1
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,.© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) Association
Charles Kidder
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,. Charles Kidder was born circa 1816 at Maine.1 He married Jerusha Ann Cogswell, daughter of Rev Joshua Borden Cogswell and Ann Potter, in 1866.2
Children of Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell
Charles Kidder1
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,. Charles Kidder was born circa 1866 at Maine.1 He was the son of Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell.1
Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell appeared on the census of 1880 at Bridgewater, ME; Chas M Kidder, self, male, married, age 64, born ME, Occ: Farmer, father born---, mother born ---; Louise Kidder, wife, female, married, age 37, born New Brunswick, Occ: Keeping House, father born---, mother born ---; Hall Kidder, son, male, age 20, born ME, Occ: Clerk, father born ME, mother born ME, Chas M Kidder, son, male, age 14, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME; Edith Kidder, daughter, female, age 11, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME; Louise Kidder, daughter, female, age 6, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME.1
Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell appeared on the census of 1880 at Bridgewater, ME; Chas M Kidder, self, male, married, age 64, born ME, Occ: Farmer, father born---, mother born ---; Louise Kidder, wife, female, married, age 37, born New Brunswick, Occ: Keeping House, father born---, mother born ---; Hall Kidder, son, male, age 20, born ME, Occ: Clerk, father born ME, mother born ME, Chas M Kidder, son, male, age 14, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME; Edith Kidder, daughter, female, age 11, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME; Louise Kidder, daughter, female, age 6, born ME, Occ: At Home, father born ME, mother born ME.1
Father* | Charles Kidder1 b. c 1816 |
Mother* | Jerusha Ann Cogswell1 b. 2 Aug 1841 |
Citations
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254476 National Archives Film T9-0476 Page 304A.
Edith Kidder1
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,. Edith Kidder was born circa 1869 at Maine.1 She was the daughter of Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell.1
Father* | Charles Kidder1 b. c 1816 |
Mother* | Jerusha Ann Cogswell1 b. 2 Aug 1841 |
Citations
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254476 National Archives Film T9-0476 Page 304A.
Louise Kidder1
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,. Louise Kidder was born circa 1874 at Maine.1 She is the daughter of Charles Kidder and Jerusha Ann Cogswell.1
Father* | Charles Kidder1 b. c 1816 |
Mother* | Jerusha Ann Cogswell1 b. 2 Aug 1841 |
Citations
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254476 National Archives Film T9-0476 Page 304A.
Nettie Kidder1
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,. Nettie Kidder was born in 1849 at Illinois.2 She married George W. Rice, son of Calvin M. Rice and Aurelia Walker, circa 1870; had no children, or at least none that lived.1,2 Nettie Kidder died after 1891 at Ionia, MI.2 She was buried at Oakhill Cemetery, Ionia, MI.2
Her married name was Rice. She and George W. Rice appeared on the census of 1870 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; living with his father.3 Nettie Kidder and George W. Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; George W. Rice, self, male, married, age 40, born MI, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born NY;
Nettie A. Rice, wife, female, married, age 30, born IL, Occ: Keeping House, father born IL, mother born IL;
George L. Rice, son, age 5M, born MI.4
Her married name was Rice. She and George W. Rice appeared on the census of 1870 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; living with his father.3 Nettie Kidder and George W. Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; George W. Rice, self, male, married, age 40, born MI, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born NY;
Nettie A. Rice, wife, female, married, age 30, born IL, Occ: Keeping House, father born IL, mother born IL;
George L. Rice, son, age 5M, born MI.4
Children of Nettie Kidder and George W. Rice
(?) Kimball1
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
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254583 National Archives Film T9-0583 Page 93D.
Augusta Kimball1
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,. Augusta Kimball married Henry Beecher Potter, son of Jacob Potter and Mary J. Ring, on 21 September 1889.1
As of 21 September 1889,her married name was Potter.1 Augusta Kimball resided at Lake Villa, IL.1
As of 21 September 1889,her married name was Potter.1 Augusta Kimball resided at Lake Villa, IL.1
Children of Augusta Kimball and Henry Beecher Potter
Citations
- [S1397] Wayne W. Walker, Walker - Rice Notes.
Rebecca Kimball1
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,. Rebecca Kimball was born circa 1839 at Vermont.2 She married Chauncey Stebbins, son of Chauncey M. Stebbins and Sophia Rice.1
Her married name was Stebbins. Rebecca Kimball appeared on the census of 1880 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; Rebecca A. Stebbins, self, female, widowed, age 41, born VT, Occ: Keeping House, father born RI, mother born VT; Marion A. Stebbins, daughter, female, age 17, born MI, Occ: At School, father born MI, mother born VT; Irving C. Stebbins, son, male, age 15, born MI, Occ: At Home, father born MI, mother born VT.2
Her married name was Stebbins. Rebecca Kimball appeared on the census of 1880 at Easton, Ionia Co, MI; Rebecca A. Stebbins, self, female, widowed, age 41, born VT, Occ: Keeping House, father born RI, mother born VT; Marion A. Stebbins, daughter, female, age 17, born MI, Occ: At School, father born MI, mother born VT; Irving C. Stebbins, son, male, age 15, born MI, Occ: At Home, father born MI, mother born VT.2
Children of Rebecca Kimball and Chauncey Stebbins
(?) Kincaid1
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 (?) Kincaid and Emma Beeler
Rachael Kincaid1
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,. Rachael Kincaid was the daughter of (?) Kincaid and Emma Beeler.1 Rachael Kincaid died; in a car accident.1
Father* | (?) Kincaid1 |
Mother* | Emma Beeler1 |
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 82.
Alexander King1
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,. Alexander King was born circa 1859 at Nova Scotia.1 He was the son of Alexander McKillup King and Hannah Perry.1
Father* | Alexander McKillup King1 b. 30 May 1816, d. 1 Jun 1902 |
Mother* | Hannah Perry1 b. c 1819 |
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375807 NAC C-13171 Dist 13 SubDist A Page 31 Family 146.
Alexander McKillup King1
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,. Alexander McKillup King was born on 30 May 1816 at Shelburne County, NS.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Alexander McKillup King married Hannah Perry on 22 December 1841; Mr Wichman notes: 8 children. Alexander McKillup King died on 1 June 1902.1
He and Hannah Perry appeared on the census of 1881 at Clyde River District, Shelburne Co, NS; Alexander King, male, married, age 65, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; Hannah King, female, married, age 62, born Nova Scotia; Robert King, male, married, age 29, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; Louisa King, female, married, age 30, born Nova Scotia; Alexander King, male, age 22, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; David King, male, age <1, born Nova Scotia, born: Jul; 9/12.2
He and Hannah Perry appeared on the census of 1881 at Clyde River District, Shelburne Co, NS; Alexander King, male, married, age 65, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; Hannah King, female, married, age 62, born Nova Scotia; Robert King, male, married, age 29, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; Louisa King, female, married, age 30, born Nova Scotia; Alexander King, male, age 22, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Mariner; David King, male, age <1, born Nova Scotia, born: Jul; 9/12.2
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Children of Alexander McKillup King and Hannah Perry
Ann McKillop King
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,.Father* | John King |
Mother* | Letetia Rice b. c 1770 |
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 959.11.
Benjamin King1
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,. Benjamin King was born circa 1821.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Benjamin King married Ellen (?)2
Benjamin King and Ellen (?) appeared on the census of 1881 at Shelburne District, Shelburne Co, NS; Benjamin King, male, married, age 50, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Ship Carpenter; Ellen L King, female, married, age 35, born Nova Scotia.2
Benjamin King and Ellen (?) appeared on the census of 1881 at Shelburne District, Shelburne Co, NS; Benjamin King, male, married, age 50, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Ship Carpenter; Ellen L King, female, married, age 35, born Nova Scotia.2
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Catherine McKillup King1
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,. Catherine McKillup King was born on 16 March 1814 at Shelburne County, NS.1 She was the daughter of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Catherine McKillup King died before 1877; unmarried.1
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
Charles King1
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,. Charles King was born circa 1858 at California.1 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Charles King appeared on the census of 1880 at San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
Charles King appeared on the census of 1880 at San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Ellen C. King1
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,. Ellen C. King was born on 27 December 1847.2 She married Henry A. Rice, son of Franklin E. Rice and Sarah Wright, on 22 February 1854; (sic, probably should be 1864.)1
Her married name was Rice. Ellen C. King and Henry A. Rice resided at Seneca, IL.2
Her married name was Rice. Ellen C. King and Henry A. Rice resided at Seneca, IL.2
Children of Ellen C. King and Henry A. Rice
Hannah King
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,.Father* | John King |
Mother* | Letetia Rice b. c 1770 |
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 959.10.
Hill King1
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,. Hill King was born circa 1853 at New Brunswick.1 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Citations
- [S93] Census - US: 1860, p. 68:1009, 1010.
Isaac King1
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,.Father* | John King |
Mother* | Letetia Rice b. c 1770 |
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 959.8.
Isaac King1
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,. Isaac King was born circa 1750.1 He married Lydia Smith on 12 October 1773 at Nova Scotia; Probably Shelburne Co, NS. GWK.2 Isaac King died in 1811.1
He was a fisherman and a farmer. He resided in 1775 at Shelburne County, NS, Mr Wickman notes: When his father and siblings move to Salem, MA in 1775, Isaac Jr stayed in Nova Scotia.3 He resided in 1803 at Cape Negro Island, Shelburne Co, NS, Mr Wickman notes: King, Isaac, Cape Negro, farmer to Thomas King, Barrington, farmer, 1803; land, Cape Negro Island. King, Isaac, Cape Negro, farmer to William Squires, Barrington, farmer, 1810; land, Cape Negro Island.3
He was a fisherman and a farmer. He resided in 1775 at Shelburne County, NS, Mr Wickman notes: When his father and siblings move to Salem, MA in 1775, Isaac Jr stayed in Nova Scotia.3 He resided in 1803 at Cape Negro Island, Shelburne Co, NS, Mr Wickman notes: King, Isaac, Cape Negro, farmer to Thomas King, Barrington, farmer, 1803; land, Cape Negro Island. King, Isaac, Cape Negro, farmer to William Squires, Barrington, farmer, 1810; land, Cape Negro Island.3
Child of Isaac King and Lydia Smith
Rev James King PhD1
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,. Rev James King PhD was born on 8 January 1886 at Fowey, co Cornwall, England.2,3,4 He was the son of James Stoddon King and Maria Johnston. Rev James King PhD married Avis Euphemia Graham, daughter of William Wallace Graham and Margaret S. Rice, on 6 July 1910 at Glen Margaret, Halifax Co, NS.5,6 Rev James King PhD married Hilda Maud Graham, daughter of William Wallace Graham and Margaret S. Rice, on 16 July 1920 at Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co, NS; by Rev Harry Patterson. Family tradition says the date was 15 July. The marriage certificate says 16 July.5,7 Rev James King PhD died on 25 July 1974 at Wenham, MA; (August per SSDI.)2,5 He was buried at Wenham Cemetery, Wenham, MA.5
He immigrated in July 1907 to Halifax, NS, on the ship City of Bombay.8 He appeared on the census of 1910 at Waldoboro, ME.9 He graduated circa 1915 at Boston University, Boston, MA, where he earned a BD degree.5 He graduated circa 1918 at Clark University, Worcester, MA, where he earned a PhD degree in Psychology.10 He was a college professor, dean, and president between 1920 and 1936 at Olivet College, Olivet, MI.5 He and Hilda Maud Graham resided between 1920 and 1936 at Olivet, MI.5 Rev James King PhD immigrated in June 1920 to Halifax, NS, on the SS Royal George from Southampton, England.8 He was educated between 1936 and 1937 at Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA. He was the Senior Pastor between 1937 and 1948 at First Congregational Church, Lowell, MA. He and Hilda Maud Graham resided between 1937 and 1948 at Lowell, MA.5 Rev James King PhD and Hilda Maud Graham resided after 1948 at Wenham, MA.5 Rev James King PhD was the Pastor between 1948 and 1954 at First Church in Wenham, Wenham, MA.
He immigrated in July 1907 to Halifax, NS, on the ship City of Bombay.8 He appeared on the census of 1910 at Waldoboro, ME.9 He graduated circa 1915 at Boston University, Boston, MA, where he earned a BD degree.5 He graduated circa 1918 at Clark University, Worcester, MA, where he earned a PhD degree in Psychology.10 He was a college professor, dean, and president between 1920 and 1936 at Olivet College, Olivet, MI.5 He and Hilda Maud Graham resided between 1920 and 1936 at Olivet, MI.5 Rev James King PhD immigrated in June 1920 to Halifax, NS, on the SS Royal George from Southampton, England.8 He was educated between 1936 and 1937 at Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA. He was the Senior Pastor between 1937 and 1948 at First Congregational Church, Lowell, MA. He and Hilda Maud Graham resided between 1937 and 1948 at Lowell, MA.5 Rev James King PhD and Hilda Maud Graham resided after 1948 at Wenham, MA.5 Rev James King PhD was the Pastor between 1948 and 1954 at First Church in Wenham, Wenham, MA.
Father* | James Stoddon King b. 10 Mar 1850, d. 1932 |
Mother* | Maria Johnston b. c 1850, d. 13 Nov 1904 |
Citations
- [S5] Margaret Skinner Rice, Rice Family - S2/P2, pp. 36, 88, 89, 208, 209.
- [S45] US Social Security Administration, US SSDI.
- [S1308] James King.
- [S1309] Census - Great Britain: 1891, Fowey, Cornwall.
- [S1285] George King.
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1910:1821:60, no. 283.
- [S1381] Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Vital Records, p. 1920:2:471.
- [S8875] Canada Passenger Lists, 1881-1922.
- [S600] Census - US: 1910, 543:206.61.
- [S1310] Harold King.
James Stoddon King
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,. James Stoddon King was born on 10 March 1850 at Fowey, co Cornwall, England.1 He was baptized on 22 March 1850 at Saint Fimbarrus Church, Fowey, co Cornwall, England.1 He married Maria Johnston on 12 December 1875 at Saint Fimbarrus Church, Fowey, co Cornwall, England.2 James Stoddon King died in 1932 at Fowey, co Cornwall, England.3 He was buried at Fowey Borough Cemetery, Fowey, co Cornwall, England.3
Family tradition says that he was an architect and builder who built several buildings in Fowey, Cornwall including: Lloyd's Bank, Fowey Hotel, St. Catherine's Hotel, Fowey House. When St Fimbarrus Parish Church was restored in 1896, he made the plans and supervised the work. He was a carpenter and joiner.4 He and Maria Johnston appeared on the census of 1891 at 1 Fore Street, Fowey, co Cornwall, England; James, age 40, carpenter and builder, Maria, age 40, grocer, John, age 14, Louisa, age 12, William, age 10, Edith, age 8, James, age 5, George, age 3, Mildred, age 8 months, Agnes, age 80, grocer.5
Family tradition says that he was an architect and builder who built several buildings in Fowey, Cornwall including: Lloyd's Bank, Fowey Hotel, St. Catherine's Hotel, Fowey House. When St Fimbarrus Parish Church was restored in 1896, he made the plans and supervised the work. He was a carpenter and joiner.4 He and Maria Johnston appeared on the census of 1891 at 1 Fore Street, Fowey, co Cornwall, England; James, age 40, carpenter and builder, Maria, age 40, grocer, John, age 14, Louisa, age 12, William, age 10, Edith, age 8, James, age 5, George, age 3, Mildred, age 8 months, Agnes, age 80, grocer.5
Child of James Stoddon King and Maria Johnston
Citations
John King1
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,. John King married 2nd Letetia Rice, daughter of Beriah Rice Jr and Meriam (?). F B Wichman, in his Lineage of Richard King (1819-18xx), lists one of the offspring of Lydia Smith (b1753) and Isaac Jr King as John King (b1782) who married a Letetia ? on 28 December 1808. It is likely that this is the second marriage of Letetia Rice, daughter of Beriah Jr Rice and mother of Elizabeth McKillup who married Thomas King, Thomas being an earlier offspring of Lydia Smith and Isaac Jr King!2,1
Children of John King and Letetia Rice
John King1
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,. John King was born on 1 November 1807 at Shelburne County, NS.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 John King married Rebecca Hope Whitney on 30 December 1829.1
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
John King1
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,. John King was born circa 1846 at Nova Scotia.1 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Citations
- [S93] Census - US: 1860, p. 68:1009, 1010.
Julia King1
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 King was born circa 1848 at New Brunswick.1 She was the daughter of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Citations
- [S93] Census - US: 1860, p. 68:1009, 1010.
Letetia Ann King1
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,. Letetia Ann King married John Sutherland; Mr Wichman notes: left 4 children.1 Letetia Ann King was born in February 1812 at Shelburne County, NS.1 She was the daughter of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Letetia Ann King died before 1877.1
Her married name was Sutherland.
Her married name was Sutherland.
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
Lewis King1
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,. Lewis King was born circa 1846 at Nova Scotia.1 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Lewis King appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
Lewis King appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Lydia King
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,.Father* | John King |
Mother* | Letetia Rice b. c 1770 |
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 959.7.
Marie King1
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
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 96.
Marietta King1
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,. Marietta King married Giles Vernon Kellogg, son of Giles Kellogg and Annabella Bush, on 2 September 1914; probably at California.2
Her married name was Kellogg.
© Copyright 2002, 2019 by the Edmund Rice (1638) AssociationHer married name was Kellogg.
Mary E King
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,.Father* | John King |
Mother* | Letetia Rice b. c 1770 |
Citations
- [S1372] McCormick 1973, 959.9.
Phebe King1
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,. Phebe King was born circa 1852 at New Brunswick.1 She was the daughter of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
Citations
- [S95] Census - US: 1870, p. 82:470B.
Richard King1
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,. Richard King was born on 23 April 1819 at North East Harbor, Shelburne Co, NS.2 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Richard King married Margaret Ann Tobin on 6 February 1842 at Saint Stephen, Charlotte Co, NB.1
Richard King resided in 1842 at Shelburne County, NS.1 Richard, with his son Thomas, crossed the continent by covered wagon to California, arriving after cut-off date for ancient California families; Margaret and her daughters took ship, crossed the Panama isthmus and sailed to San Francisco. She was described as "martinet if there ever was one".1 He was a carpenter in 1860.3 He and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1860 at District 9, San Francisco, CA.3 Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1870 at Ward 8, San Francisco, CA.4 Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA.5
Richard King resided in 1842 at Shelburne County, NS.1 Richard, with his son Thomas, crossed the continent by covered wagon to California, arriving after cut-off date for ancient California families; Margaret and her daughters took ship, crossed the Panama isthmus and sailed to San Francisco. She was described as "martinet if there ever was one".1 He was a carpenter in 1860.3 He and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1860 at District 9, San Francisco, CA.3 Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1870 at Ward 8, San Francisco, CA.4 Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA.5
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Children of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995.
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #1, 2.
- [S93] Census - US: 1860, p. 68:1009, 1010.
- [S95] Census - US: 1870, p. 82:470B.
- [S88] Census - US: 1880, p. 74:48B.
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #1.
Robert King1
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,. Robert King was born circa 1852 at Nova Scotia.1 He was the son of Alexander McKillup King and Hannah Perry.1 Robert King married Louisa (?)1
Robert King appeared on the census of 1881 at Clyde River District, Shelburne Co, NS; with Robert's parents.1
Robert King appeared on the census of 1881 at Clyde River District, Shelburne Co, NS; with Robert's parents.1
Father* | Alexander McKillup King1 b. 30 May 1816, d. 1 Jun 1902 |
Mother* | Hannah Perry1 b. c 1819 |
Citations
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375807 NAC C-13171 Dist 13 SubDist A Page 31 Family 146.
Samuel King1
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,. Samuel King was born circa 1806 at Shelburne County, NS.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Samuel King married Sarah Smith on 28 December 1829.1 Samuel King died circa 1876 at Quincy Point, Quincy, MA.1
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
Sarah Ann King
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,. Sarah Ann King was born on 4 July 1873 at Chalgrove, Mailingford, Berkshire, England.1 She married Charley Law on 15 February 1897 at South Hackey. In the May 1897 War Cry it was announced: Capt. Charles Law who came out from Beccles in 1891 and is now stationed at Deptford to Capt. Sarah King who came out from Hemptead in 1896 and was last stationed at Kilham on Feb 15, 1897 at Cambridge, Heath. Sarah Ann King died on 24 June 1963 at Victoria, BC; of esophageal carcinoma. June (Martin) Perry recalls: "She was an avid reader and mentally alert right up until the time of her death. She never said a harsh word to anyone."2 She was buried on 26 June 1963 at Hatley Memorial Gardens, Victoria, BC.
She and Charley Law resided in 1914 at 1609 Amphion Street, Victoria, BC. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided between 1915 and 1919 at Anasis Island. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided in 1923 at 1023 North Park, Victoria, BC. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided in 1923 at 1034 Princess Street, Victoria, BC.
She and Charley Law resided in 1914 at 1609 Amphion Street, Victoria, BC. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided between 1915 and 1919 at Anasis Island. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided in 1923 at 1023 North Park, Victoria, BC. Sarah Ann King and Charley Law resided in 1923 at 1034 Princess Street, Victoria, BC.
Child of Sarah Ann King and Charley Law
Stoughton King1
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
- [S1351] Hupfer.
Thomas King1
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,. Thomas King was born on 8 August 1775 at Shelburne County, NS.3 He was the son of Isaac King and Lydia Smith.2 Thomas King married Elizabeth McKillup, daughter of John McKillop and Letetia Rice, on 9 November 1802 at Shelburne County, NS.4 Thomas King died in 1824 at North East Harbor, Shelburne Co, NS. Mr Wichman notes:
Thomas died bet. June and Oct. (1824) RG48, Reel 1171, Probate Court, Shelburne County (NS). Estate Papers: Last will and testament of Thomas King, native of North East Harbor, "being very sick and weak of body, but of perfect mind and memory" To wife Elizabeth all property during her life as widow. After her decease, property to be equally divided among children: William A King, Samuel King, John King, Thomas King, Letetia King, Katherine McKillup King, Alexander McKillup King, Richard King, and Benjamin King. Executors: Benjamin Perry and wife Elizabeth King. 11 June 1824. John King a witness. --- Inventory of estate, 1 October 1824. Land and goods to be value of £352. 11s. Od, including land and buildings at Cape Negro Harbour; land, property and house on Cape Negro Island; silver watch, livestock, carpentry tools, fishing equipment and boats, 1 pair snow shoes, etc.3
He was a carpenter.3 He resided in 1803 at Cape Negro Island, Shelburne Co, NS. Mr Wichman notes: King, Isaac, Cape Negro farmer, to Thomas King, Barrington, farmer, land, Cape Negro Island.3 He resided in 1809 at North East Harbor, Shelburne Co, NS. Mr Wichman notes: King, John and King, Thomas. Petitioners were born in Shelburne (Co) where they now reside, both are married, have never received land from government, and now request 84 acres between lots 22 and 23 on Jonge's Point, between Clyde River and North East Harbor. They have been in possession of said acreage for two years. Petition recommended for settlement by Shelburne magistrates.2
Thomas died bet. June and Oct. (1824) RG48, Reel 1171, Probate Court, Shelburne County (NS). Estate Papers: Last will and testament of Thomas King, native of North East Harbor, "being very sick and weak of body, but of perfect mind and memory" To wife Elizabeth all property during her life as widow. After her decease, property to be equally divided among children: William A King, Samuel King, John King, Thomas King, Letetia King, Katherine McKillup King, Alexander McKillup King, Richard King, and Benjamin King. Executors: Benjamin Perry and wife Elizabeth King. 11 June 1824. John King a witness. --- Inventory of estate, 1 October 1824. Land and goods to be value of £352. 11s. Od, including land and buildings at Cape Negro Harbour; land, property and house on Cape Negro Island; silver watch, livestock, carpentry tools, fishing equipment and boats, 1 pair snow shoes, etc.3
He was a carpenter.3 He resided in 1803 at Cape Negro Island, Shelburne Co, NS. Mr Wichman notes: King, Isaac, Cape Negro farmer, to Thomas King, Barrington, farmer, land, Cape Negro Island.3 He resided in 1809 at North East Harbor, Shelburne Co, NS. Mr Wichman notes: King, John and King, Thomas. Petitioners were born in Shelburne (Co) where they now reside, both are married, have never received land from government, and now request 84 acres between lots 22 and 23 on Jonge's Point, between Clyde River and North East Harbor. They have been in possession of said acreage for two years. Petition recommended for settlement by Shelburne magistrates.2
Father* | Isaac King2 b. c 1750, d. 1811 |
Mother* | Lydia Smith2 b. 4 Jan 1753 |
Children of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup
Thomas King1
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,. Thomas King was christened on 8 April 1810 at Shelburne County, NS.1 He was born on 8 April 1810 at Shelburne County, NS.1 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 Thomas King died before 1877.1
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
Thomas James King1
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,. Thomas James King was born on 31 October 1842 at Nova Scotia.1,2 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1 Thomas James King married Josephine Wundenberg, daughter of Godfrey Fredrick Wundenberg and Ann Moorea Henry.3
Thomas James King and Josephine Wundenberg appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 3, Oakland, Alameda Co, CA.2
Thomas James King and Josephine Wundenberg appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 3, Oakland, Alameda Co, CA.2
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
William King1
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,. William King was born circa 1862 at California.1 He was the son of Richard King and Margaret Ann Tobin.1
William King appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
William King appeared on the census of 1880 at Ward 7, San Francisco, CA; in the household of his parents.2
Father* | Richard King1 b. 23 Apr 1819 |
Mother* | Margaret Ann Tobin1 b. c 1821 |
William A King1
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,. William A King was born on 8 August 1804 at Shelburne County, NS.2 He was the son of Thomas King and Elizabeth McKillup.1 William A King married Martha A Perry on 4 January 1831; Mr Wichman notes: they had 11 children.3 William A King died on 17 April 1882 at Cape Negro, Shelburne Co, NS.2
He appeared on the census of 1881 at Port La Tour District, Shelburne Co, NS; in the Perry household. Was Elizabeth Perry his daughter? Alexander H Perry, male, married, age 35, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Seaman; Elizabeth Perry, female, married, age 25, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Seaman; William A King, male, widowed, age 76, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Martha M King, female, age 14, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Student; George A King, male, age 11, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Student.4
He appeared on the census of 1881 at Port La Tour District, Shelburne Co, NS; in the Perry household. Was Elizabeth Perry his daughter? Alexander H Perry, male, married, age 35, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Seaman; Elizabeth Perry, female, married, age 25, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Seaman; William A King, male, widowed, age 76, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Farmer; Martha M King, female, age 14, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Student; George A King, male, age 11, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Student.4
Father* | Thomas King1 b. 8 Aug 1775, d. 1824 |
Mother* | Elizabeth McKillup1 b. c 1786, d. 1873 |
Citations
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995.
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 - #2.
- [S1367] Letter, Frederick Bruce Wichman to George W. King, 1995, Chart 70 -#2.
- [S1187] Census - Canada: 1881 LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1375807 NAC C-13171 Dist 13 SubDist K Page 47 Family 257.
Jennie Kingan1
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 Kingan married William Henry Hazelton, son of Ormun John Hazelton and Phebe Annis.1
Her married name was Hazelton.
Her married name was Hazelton.
Citations
- [S1351] Hupfer.
Henry P. Kinney1
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 Henry P. Kinney and Lillian Sweet
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 864.
James B. Kinney
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,. James B. Kinney married Mary Robbins.1 James B. Kinney was born circa 1824 at Nova Scotia, as calculated from the 1881 census.
He and Mary Robbins appeared on the census of 1881 at Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co, NS; James B Kinney, male, married, age 57, born NS, occ: architect;
Mary Kinney, female, married, age 55, born NS;
Arthur Kinney, male, married, age 24, born NS, occ: printer;
Cuawilla Kinney, female, married, age 24, born NS;
Lillian Kinney, female, age 21, born NS;
Lela Kinney, female, age 1, born NS.2
He and Mary Robbins appeared on the census of 1881 at Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co, NS; James B Kinney, male, married, age 57, born NS, occ: architect;
Mary Kinney, female, married, age 55, born NS;
Arthur Kinney, male, married, age 24, born NS, occ: printer;
Cuawilla Kinney, female, married, age 24, born NS;
Lillian Kinney, female, age 21, born NS;
Lela Kinney, female, age 1, born NS.2
Child of James B. Kinney and Mary Robbins
Lillian Mary Kinney
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,. Lillian Mary Kinney was born on 29 August 1859 at Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co, NS.1 She was the daughter of James B. Kinney and Mary Robbins. Lillian Mary Kinney married William Edwin Reed, son of John Bath Reed and Harriet S. Bent, on 13 May 1885 at Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co, NS; aged 26y (he) and 25y (she) listed as William of Bridgetown and Lillian of Yarmouth.2 Lillian Mary Kinney died on 15 November 1944 at Bridgetown, Annapolis Co, NS; aged 85y 2m 17d, under the name Reed, from a heart attack.1 She was buried on 18 November 1944 at Bridgetown, Annapolis Co, NS.1
Her married name was Reed.
Her married name was Reed.
Father* | James B. Kinney b. c 1824 |
Mother* | Mary Robbins b. c 1826 |
Child of Lillian Mary Kinney and William Edwin Reed
Louella May Kinney1
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 May Kinney was born on 16 July 1887 at Stephentown, NY.2 She was the daughter of Henry P. Kinney and Lillian Sweet.2 Louella May Kinney married William Robert Rice, son of Frank Lewis Rice and Mary D. Putnam, on 2 December 1908 at Springfield, MA.1 Louella May Kinney died on 24 April 1949 at Albany, Albany Co, NY.2
Her married name was Rice.
Her married name was Rice.
Father* | Henry P. Kinney2 |
Mother* | Lillian Sweet2 |
Ella Kinsman1
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,.Father* | Dr Fredrick S Kinsman1 b. c 1853 |
Mother* | Ella J Rice1 b. c 1858, d. 3 Apr 1897 |
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 93.
Dr Fredrick S Kinsman1,2
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,. Dr Fredrick S Kinsman was born circa 1853 at Nova Scotia, he declared age 39, born Cornwallis and living at Digby at his marriage in 1891.1,3 He was the son of Theodorus Kinsman.3 Dr Fredrick S Kinsman married 2nd Ella J Rice, daughter of William R. Rice and Mary Elizabeth Dunn, on 23 December 1891 at Bear River, Annapolis Co, NS.4,5,3
Dr Fredrick S Kinsman resided on 11 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.1
Dr Fredrick S Kinsman resided on 11 April 1891 at Hillsburgh District, Digby Co, NS.1
Father* | Theodorus Kinsman3 |
Children of Dr Fredrick S Kinsman and Ella J Rice
Roy Kinsman1
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,.Father* | Dr Fredrick S Kinsman1 b. c 1853 |
Mother* | Ella J Rice1 b. c 1858, d. 3 Apr 1897 |
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 93.
Theodorus Kinsman1
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 Theodorus Kinsman
Citations
- [S1433] Annapolis County Marriages, 1864-1910, LDS film number 1298863: p. 119, no. 87.
Eliza Kirkpatrick1
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,. Eliza Kirkpatrick married Alpheus H Peck, son of Howard Peck and Jane Hazelton.1
Her married name was Peck.
Her married name was Peck.
Citations
- [S1351] Hupfer.
Floyd Kittred1
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,. Floyd Kittred married 1st Annie Dennison, daughter of Frank Emmons Dennison and Bertha May Kempton.1
Citations
- [S1376] McCormick 1975, p. 85.
Rhoda Klinck1
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,. Rhoda Klinck married Carlton Rice, son of Luther Rice and Ruth Pratt, on 19 February 1845; Rhoda of Clinton, New York.1 Rhoda Klinck died on 16 February 1888 at Hamilton, Madison Co, NY.2
Her married name was Rice. She and Carlton Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Madison, Madison Co, NY; Carlton Rice, self, male, married, age 60, born NY, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born MA; Rhoda Rice, wife, female, married, age 60, born NY, Occ: Housekeeping, father born MA, mother born MA.3
Her married name was Rice. She and Carlton Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Madison, Madison Co, NY; Carlton Rice, self, male, married, age 60, born NY, Occ: Farmer, father born MA, mother born MA; Rhoda Rice, wife, female, married, age 60, born NY, Occ: Housekeeping, father born MA, mother born MA.3
Children of Rhoda Klinck and Carlton Rice
Henry Klinkworth
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
- [S50] Allen H. Bent, Bent Family in America, p. 145.
George Kniffen1,2
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 George Kniffen and Sarah Baker
George Kniffen1
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 George Kniffen and Mercy (?)
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 377.
Harriett M. Kniffen1
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,. Harriett M. Kniffen was born in September 1866 at Nova Scotia.2 She married Alden Warren, son of James Kempt Warren and Phoebe Ann Copeland, on 22 January 1894 at Malden, MA; aged 26 (sic, he) and 23 (sic, she) listed as Alden of Everett and Hattie of Malden.3,1
Her married name was Warren. Harriett M. Kniffen immigrated in 1890 to USA.2 She appeared on the census of 1900 at Boston, MA; aged 33y, under the name Warren, declaring both of her children to be alive.2 She was a dressmaker in 1900.2
Her married name was Warren. Harriett M. Kniffen immigrated in 1890 to USA.2 She appeared on the census of 1900 at Boston, MA; aged 33y, under the name Warren, declaring both of her children to be alive.2 She was a dressmaker in 1900.2
Children of Harriett M. Kniffen and Alden Warren
Mary Kniffen1
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 Kniffen was born on 18 December 1797.2 She was the daughter of George Kniffen and Sarah Baker. Mary Kniffen married 1st David Rice, son of Thomas Rice and Martha Potter, on 27 December 1821 at Cornwallis Methodist Circuit, Annapolis Co, NS. The IGI marriage location of Cornwallis, Kings County is likely in error. It is more likely that the marriage was recorded in the Record of the Cornwallis Methodist Circuit which extended to western Annapolis County.1,3 Mary Kniffen died on 27 July 1878.2
Her married name was Rice.1,3
Her married name was Rice.1,3
Father* | George Kniffen |
Mother* | Sarah Baker |
Children of Mary Kniffen and David Rice
Mercy Kniffen1,2
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,. Mercy Kniffen was born in 1801 at Nova Scotia.2 She was the daughter of George Kniffen and Mercy (?) Mercy Kniffen married Stephen Rice, son of William Rice and Anna Hardy.2 Mercy Kniffen died in August 1887 at Robbinston, ME.3
Her married name was Rice. She and Stephen Rice resided between 1821 and 1832 at Bear River, Annapolis Co, NS.4 Mercy Kniffen and Stephen Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Robbinston, ME.5 Mercy Kniffen and Stephen Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Robbinston, ME; Stephen Rice, self, male, married, age 84, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman, father born MA, mother born NH, Mercy Rice, wife, female, married, age 77, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Keeping House, father born MA, mother born England; John Rice, son, male, age 49, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia.6
Her married name was Rice. She and Stephen Rice resided between 1821 and 1832 at Bear River, Annapolis Co, NS.4 Mercy Kniffen and Stephen Rice appeared on the census of 1860 at Robbinston, ME.5 Mercy Kniffen and Stephen Rice appeared on the census of 1880 at Robbinston, ME; Stephen Rice, self, male, married, age 84, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman, father born MA, mother born NH, Mercy Rice, wife, female, married, age 77, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Keeping House, father born MA, mother born England; John Rice, son, male, age 49, born Nova Scotia, Occ: Fisherman, father born Nova Scotia, mother born Nova Scotia.6
Father* | George Kniffen |
Mother* | Mercy (?) |
Children of Mercy Kniffen and Stephen Rice
Citations
- [S4] Margaret Skinner Rice, Rice Family - S2/P1, p. 140.
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, pp. 206, 377.
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 377.
- [S1293] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, IGI.
- [S93] Census - US: 1860, p. 454:21.
- [S1011] Census - US: 1880 - LDS CD, cites: FHL Film 1254489 National Archives Film T9-0489 Page 157C.
- [S1410] Robbie Rice Gries,.
Sarah Kniffen1
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,. Sarah Kniffen was born circa 1766.1 She was christened in 1766.2 She was the daughter of George Kniffen and Sarah Baker.2,3 Sarah Kniffen married Silas Rice, son of John Rice and Sarah Smith, circa 1785.1
Her married name was Rice. Sarah Kniffen and Silas Rice resided in 1786 at Hillsburgh, Digby Co, NS.4
Her married name was Rice. Sarah Kniffen and Silas Rice resided in 1786 at Hillsburgh, Digby Co, NS.4
Father* | George Kniffen2 |
Mother* | Sarah Baker3 |
Children of Sarah Kniffen and Silas Rice
Jean Morrison Knight1
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,. Jean Morrison Knight was the daughter of John Knight.1 Jean Morrison Knight married John Weston Rice, son of Rupert Rice and Phoebe Hatt, in 1941 at Topsail, NL.1
Her married name was Rice.
Her married name was Rice.
Father* | John Knight1 |
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 630.
John Knight1
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 John Knight
Citations
- [S3] Rice Gen'l Register, p. 630.
Alvah W. Knowles
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,. Alvah W. Knowles was born in January 1852 at New Hampshire.1 He married Angelina F. Collins circa 1875.1
Alvah W. Knowles appeared on the census of 1900 at Seabrook, NH; aged 48y.1 He was a shoemaker in 1900.1
Alvah W. Knowles appeared on the census of 1900 at Seabrook, NH; aged 48y.1 He was a shoemaker in 1900.1
Child of Alvah W. Knowles and Angelina F. Collins
Citations
- [S1902] Census - US: 1900, 950:253.69.
Annie Isabella Knowles1
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,. Annie Isabella Knowles was born on 1 May 1820 at Annapolis, Annapolis Co, NS.1 She was the daughter of Archibald Knowles and Elizabeth Sprague Bent.1
Father* | Archibald Knowles1 |
Mother* | Elizabeth Sprague Bent1 b. 28 Feb 1798 |
Citations
- [S1388] Annapolis Township Book, FHL film #1012328: p. 205.
Archibald Knowles1
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,. Archibald Knowles married Elizabeth Sprague Bent, daughter of Stephen Bent and Amy Tupper, on 30 April 1818.2
Archibald Knowles was also known as Archibald Rolls.2
Archibald Knowles was also known as Archibald Rolls.2
Children of Archibald Knowles and Elizabeth Sprague Bent
Caroline F. Knowles
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,. Caroline F. Knowles was born circa 1927 at Massachusetts, as calculated from the 1940 census. She is the daughter of Chester Woodman Knowles and Ethel May Bent.
Caroline F. Knowles appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 12y.1
Caroline F. Knowles appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 12y.1
Father* | Chester Woodman Knowles b. 28 May 1887 |
Mother* | Ethel May Bent b. 26 Mar 1891 |
Citations
- [S7425] Census - US: 1940, 2296:779.29.
Charles Bray Knowles
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,. Charles Bray Knowles was born on 26 April 1911 at Seabrook, NH.1,2 He was the son of Chester Woodman Knowles and Ethel May Bent. Charles Bray Knowles married Elizabeth Thompson Felch, daughter of Howard Felch and Jessie M. Wilbur, on 17 April 1933 at Hampton Falls, NH; aged 21y (he) and 16y (she) both of Seabrook.3 Charles Bray Knowles died in July 1975 at Seabrook, NH.1
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 28y, living next to his parents.4 He was a drawbridge tender in 1940.4
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 28y, living next to his parents.4 He was a drawbridge tender in 1940.4
Father* | Chester Woodman Knowles b. 28 May 1887 |
Mother* | Ethel May Bent b. 26 Mar 1891 |
Chester W. Knowles
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,. Chester W. Knowles was born on 13 May 1925 at New Hampshire.1,2 He was the son of Chester Woodman Knowles and Ethel May Bent. Chester W. Knowles died on 7 April 2007 at Seabrook, NH.1
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 14y.2
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 14y.2
Father* | Chester Woodman Knowles b. 28 May 1887 |
Mother* | Ethel May Bent b. 26 Mar 1891 |
Chester Woodman Knowles
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,. Chester Woodman Knowles was born on 28 May 1887 at Seabrook, NH.1,2 He was the son of Alvah W. Knowles and Angelina F. Collins. Chester Woodman Knowles married Ethel May Bent, daughter of Hiram Kerchever Bent and Helen Maria Little, on 29 July 1910 at Newburyport, MA; aged 23y (he) and 19y (she) listed as Chester of Seabrook, NH, and Ethel of Newburyport.3
Chester Woodman Knowles appeared on the census of 1900 at Seabrook, NH; aged 13y.2 He resided in 1917 at Seabrook, NH, with a wife and two children.1 He was a drawbridge tender in 1940.4 He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 53y.4
Chester Woodman Knowles appeared on the census of 1900 at Seabrook, NH; aged 13y.2 He resided in 1917 at Seabrook, NH, with a wife and two children.1 He was a drawbridge tender in 1940.4 He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 53y.4
Father* | Alvah W. Knowles b. Jan 1852 |
Mother* | Angelina F. Collins b. Jul 1851 |
Children of Chester Woodman Knowles and Ethel May Bent
Elmira Ann Knowles1
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,. Elmira Ann Knowles was born on 11 September 1818 at Annapolis, Annapolis Co, NS.1 She was the daughter of Archibald Knowles and Elizabeth Sprague Bent.1
Father* | Archibald Knowles1 |
Mother* | Elizabeth Sprague Bent1 b. 28 Feb 1798 |
Citations
- [S1388] Annapolis Township Book, FHL film #1012328: p. 205.
George Wingate Knowles
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,. George Wingate Knowles was born on 3 July 1912 at Seabrook, NH, (1 July per California death index.)1,2,3 He was the son of Chester Woodman Knowles and Ethel May Bent. George Wingate Knowles married Gertrude Catherine Eaton, daughter of Ronnie Ernest Eaton and Tillie Edna Baily, on 15 April 1938 at Seabrook, NH; aged 25y (he) and 16y (she) both of seabrook.4 George Wingate Knowles married Lucienne Lillian Gagne, daughter of John B. Gagne and Delia Gagne, on 10 March 1947 at Seabrook, NH; aged 34y (he) and 24y (she) listed as George of Seabrook and Lucienne of Newburyport, MA, his second marriage.4 George Wingate Knowles died on 20 November 1984 at Anaheim, Orange Co, CA; aged 72y.2,1
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 27y, listed as married, but living with his parents.5 He was a railroad trackman in 1940.5
He appeared on the census of 1940 at Seabrook, NH; aged 27y, listed as married, but living with his parents.5 He was a railroad trackman in 1940.5
Father* | Chester Woodman Knowles b. 28 May 1887 |
Mother* | Ethel May Bent b. 26 Mar 1891 |