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The
"Glimpses of the Past" series of newspaper articles
appeared in early 1890s in the Saint Croix Courier, a newspaper
published weekly in St. Stephen, Charlotte County, New Brunswick.
The editor of the Saint Croix Courier has given me permission to
post them here.
Saint Croix Courier 47 Milltown Blvd. St. Stephen, New Brunswick E3L 1G4 (506)466-3220 |
The introduction to the series appeared in the Jan. 7, 1892 issue:
OUR COUNTY HISTORY
Under the title of 'Glimpses of the Past,' we shall begin next week our series of articles on the history of Charlotte county and the border towns. Each article, with the exception of those written by members of the Courier staff, will bear the name or initials of the writer. The plan of the series includes the following subjects:-
Prehistoric monuments.
A village of the Stone Age at Bocabec-Reprinted from a paper by G. F. Matthew, F.R.S.C, (by permission).
The Wabanaki.
Indian legends-From Leland's works, (by permission of the publishers,) and unpublished MSS.
The story of Glooskap.
The wampum record of the Great Peace.
Champlain's narrative of De Monts' expedition, with notes by W. F. Ganong, M. A.
Church's account of the harrying of the French, with notes by W. F. Ganong, M. A.
Early English settlers.-From Kilby's 'Eastport,' and Lorimer's 'Islands,' (by permission of the authors,) and from other sources.
Treaties between English and Passamaquoddies-Original MSS.
Early Maps-W. F. Ganong, M. A.
Geograpical names-W. F. Ganong, M. A.
The Loyalist idea-Rev. W. O. Raymond, M. A.
Loyalist settlers-Original records and oral traditions, (many of the MSS. hitherto unpublished).
Incidents in the life of early settlers.
Sketches of the history of the several parishes and settlements in the county-W. K. Reynolds and others.
Biographical sketches and family records of general interest.While the materials at hand are very full and interesting, they are yet far from being as complete as we could wish. Further documents and information relating to the Loyalist period, and especially to the Cape Ann Association, are very much desired.
Note that these articles were written long after the events they describe. There are certainly errors in some of them. The source for some of the information on the early settlers was local residents who were their descendants. If I know of an error, I have noted it with the article. If you know that something is incorrect, please contact me at caren.a.chandler"AT"gmail.com. (Replace the "AT" with @.) Many of the articles have footnotes that contain additions or corrections to earlier articles.
Title | Surnames | ||
Prefatory Note | Brown, Clinch, Eaton, Ganong, Gillmor, Jack, Lawrence | ||
1 | I | Introduction | |
2 | II | Prehistoric Monuments | Brown, Creed, Ganong, Jack, Wetmore |
3 | III | The Sculptured Stone of Lake Utopia | Jack |
4 | IV | The Wabanaki | Brown, Ganong, Jack, Matthew, Mitchell |
5 | V | Discoveries at a Village of the Stone Age at Bocabec | Jack, Matthew |
6 | VI | Wabanaki Legends | Brown, Neptune |
7 | VII | Wabanaki Legends-Continued | Brown, Ganong, Jack |
8 | VIII | A Passamaquoddy Allegory | Joe |
9 | IX | Wabanaki M'taoulin | Brown, Ward |
10 | X | An Etchemin War-Song | Jack |
11 | XI | The Last Fight with the Mohawks | Ganong, Jack, LaCoot, Lewy, Lux |
12 | XII | The Great Fire Council and the Treaty of Peace | Asennask, Dioume, Mitchell, Phillips, Selma, Thomer, Tionakaron |
13 | XIII | Past and Present Condition of the Passamaquoddies | Gyles, Hanson, Lacote |
14 | XIV | Inter-Tribal Relations and the Old Routes of Travel | Matakando, Raymond, Taxous |
15 | XV | The English at Cape Breton in the Sixteenth Century | Harvey, Jack |
16 | XVI | The Passamaquoddies in the French and English Wars | de Razilly, Raymond, Serreau, St. Aubin |
17 | XVII | The Passamaquoddy Indians in the French and English Wars-Continued | de St. Castine, Gyles, Madockawando, Moxus, Raymond, Simon, Taxous |
18 | XVIII | The Passamaquoddy Indians in the French and English Wars-Continued | Assoquad, de St. Castine, Gyles, Raymond, Winslow |
19 | XIX | The Passamaquoddy Indians in the French and English Wars-Continued | Abbadouallette, Baillie, Benoist, de Salle, Gerrish, Glode, Neptune, Noellobig, Pedousaghtigh, Raymond, St. Aubin, Toma |
20 | XX | The Indians after the Coming of the English Settlers | Boyd, Bradbury, Bungawarawit, Bungawarrawit, Cattron, Duncan, Fletcher, Jones, Kilby, Lutterelle, McNeil, Meeseel, Mitchel, Mitchell, Neptune, Raymond |
21 | XXI | The Indians after the Coming of the English-Continued | Brown, Bungawarawit, Bungawarrawit, Curry, Frost, Ganong, Hodges, Jack, Joseph, Neptune, O'Denny, Preble, Raymond, Toma |
22 | XXII | The Explorers of Acadia before Champlain | Ganong, Patterson, Wilder |
23 | XXIII | The First French Settlement | Ganong, Gesner, Raymond |
24 | XXIV | The First French Settlement-Continued | Ganong, Jack, Messamouet, Milberry, Pagan, Parker |
25 | XXV | The First French Settlement-Continued | Ganong |
26 | XXVI | The First French Settlement-Continued | Ganong |
27 | XXVII | From the Departure of De Monts to the Incursions of Church | Awanwas, Ganong, Joseph, Raymond |
28 | XXVIII | From the Departure of De Monts to the Incursions of Church-Continued | de Razilly, Ganong |
29 | XXIX | From the Departure of De Monts to the Incursions of Church-Continued | Chartier, Dailleboust, De Perigny, De Sorcis, Ganong, Gourdan, Gourdin, Jolicoeur, JollyCure, L'Ambert, Lambert, Latreille, Latrielle, Lena, Letrell, Lotriel, Meusnier, Minn, Raymond, Sarreau, St. Aubin, St. Robin, Zorzy |
30 | XXX | From the Departure of De Monts to the Incursions of Church-Continued | De Soreau, Ganong, Latreille, Latrielle, Lutterelle, Melançon, Meusnier, Petitpas, Raymond, Russell, Serreau, Southack, St. Aubin |
31 | XXXI | Church's Expedition at Passamaquoddy | Chartier, Ganong, Gourdan, Latreille, Le Faver, Lefebvre, Lotriel, Sharkee, St. Aubin |
32 | XXXII | Church's Expedition-Continued | Edee, Ganong, Gourdan, Sharkee |
33 | XXXIII | Church's Expedition-Continued | De Boishebert, De Boisse, Wilder |
34 | XXXIV | The New England Emigration | Delancie, Hancock, Watts |
35 | XXXV | The New England Emigration-Continued | Dennison, Evens, Fuller, Harris, Hicks, Otis, Rand |
36 | XXXVI | The County of Sunbury | Denny, Ganong, Hazen, Ishorwood, Owen, Peabody, Perley, Rand, Sherwood, Simonds, Treat, White |
37 | XXXVII | Early Fishers and Traders | Bernard, Blodgett, Boyd, Chaffey, Fletcher, Frost, Gould, Hazen, Hodges, Kilby, McCown, McKown, Mitchell, Nickels, Parsons, Prebble, Raymond, Shaw, Simonds, Tucker, Wilson |
Additions and Corrections | Berry, Boyd, Buck, Bulkeley, Carlton, Colson, Denbow, Dorman, Fogg, Foster, Hill, Larabee, Libby, Scott, St. Aubin, Stone, Willey | ||
38 | XXXVIII | The First English Speaking Settlers | Bowen, Boyd, Brown, Chaffey, Clark, Cormock, Crow, Elwell, Farrell, Flagg, Fountain, Frost, Garrison, Hunt, Kelley, Kilby, LaFontaine, Lawless, Leighton, Libbie, Lorimer, Loyd, Mahar, Nickels, Owen, Prebble, Preble, Ricker, Wilder, Wilson |
39 | XXXIX | The Machias Men | Albee, Andrews, Berry, Bonney, Buck, Califf, Carlton, Crocker, Dyer, Fogg, Foster, Getchell, Harmon, Hill, Holmes, Horton, Larrabee, Libby, McAllister, O'Brien, Pineo, Scott, Smith, Sprague, Stone |
40 | XL | Early Grants | Bernard, Boyd, Bulkeley, Crosby, Curry, Falconer, Farrell, Ferrell, Gorham, Jackson, Mascareen, Mitchell, Ogilvie, Oldham, Owen, Pownal, Thornton, Tucker |
41 | XLI | Grantees | Bernard, Boyd, Curry, Ferrell, Gorham, Mascareen, Mascarene, Mitchell, Owen, Pownal, Raymond, Sheriff, Sherriffe, Shrreff, Tucker |
42 | XLII | Captain Ferrell | Curry, Ferrell, Fielding, Frink, Haney, Jack, McNeill, Owen |
43 | XLIII | New Warrington and the Campobello Company | Boyd, Clark, Curry, Denny, Hersey, Isherwood, Jack, Laighton, Moreau, Owen, Proctor, Rowe, Wilder, Wilson, Wright, Yoxall, Yoxhall |
44 | XLIV | War | Chaffey, Getchell, Jones, Knight, McNeill, Moore, O'Brien |
45 | XLV | The Passamaquoddies and the Revolutionary War | Hanson, St. Aubin, Toma, Var, Winsor |
46 | XLVI | The Passamaquoddy Indians and the Revolutionary War-Continued | Raymond, Toma |
47 | XLVII | The Passamaquoddy Indians and the Revolutionary War-Continued | Allen, Hazen, Mitchell, Neptune,Raymond, Simonds, St. Aubin, Studholm, Toma, Xavier |
48 | XLVIII | The Passamaquoddy Indians and the Revolutionary War-Continued | Delesdernier, Hawawas, Raymond, St. Aubin, Studholm, Toma |
49 | XLIX | Events of the War | Avery, Bell, Brown, Crabtree, Curry, Frost, Heany, Heney, Littlefield, Long, Neptune, Preble |
50 | L | Events of the War-Continued | Bourg, Bowen, Chaney, Curry, Francis, Haliburton, Lewis, Littlefield, Neptune, Newlar, Nule, Pislot, Preble, Raymond, Studholme, Toma, Tomma, Wallis |
51 | LI | The Siege of Penobscot | Brooke, Caleff, Graham, James, Jewett, Milton, Mowat, Perkins |
52 | LII | Pioneers of Schoodic | Chaffey, Crocker, Curry, Dyer, Ferrol, Frost, Getchell, Hill, Libby, McDonald, Meserve, Milberry, Porter, Rolfe, Rose, Sprague, Swain |
53 | LIII | Other Pre-Loyalist Settlers | Alderade, Bonney, Bowen, Boynton, Bridges, Carmock, Chaffey, Clarke, Cochran, Crow, Curry, Dinbow, Dinsmore, Dyer, Elwell, Farrel, Fountain, Gamble, Ganong, Gorham, Hanson, Hill, Hodge, Hodges, Holmes, Huckings, Laha, Lawless, Lea, Leighton, Mahar, Mailer, Meagher, Miller, Oliver, Pace, Perston, Preble, Preston, Ricker, Sheriff, Snodin, Spofford, Sprague, Stevenson, Stover, Tucker, Walton, Wilson, Witham, Woodward, Young |
54 | LIV | The United Empire Loyalists | Raymond |
55 | LV | The United Empire Loyalists | Curwen, Raymond, Ryerson, Winsor |
56 | LVI | The United Empire Loyalists | Ramsay, Raymond |
57 | LVII | The United Empire Loyalists | Allen, Bailey, DeLancey, Howe, Inglis, Raymond |
58 | LVIII | The United Empire Loyalists | Allen, Jones, Galloway, Raymond, Van Schaack |
59 | LIX | The United Empire Loyalists | Bailey, Bates, Bayard, Billop, Connolly, DeLancey, Frost, Inglis, Jones, Leaming, Ludlow, Moody, Morris, Phillipse, Raymond, Robinson |
60 | LX | The United Empire Loyalists | Cutting, DeLancey, Fanning, Fowler, Hoyt, Jones, Pickett, Raymond |
61 | LXI | The United Empire Loyalists | Raymond, Smith |
62 | LXII | The United Empire Loyalists | DeLancey, Fanning, Green, Jay, Jones, Lorimer, Raymond |
63 | LXIII | The United Empire Loyalists | Bailey, Botsford, Briggs, Cummings, Hanser, Hooker, Raymond, Ryerson, Ward, Williams |
64 | LXIV | The United Empire Loyalists | Adnet, Bates, Baxter, Benson, Berton, Botsford, Bourdet, Brown, Camp, Clarke, Cock, Dibblee, Dickinson, Dunham, Elms, Forrester, Frost, Gorham, Hauser, Hill, Holland, Hoyt, Morris, Perley, Peters, Pitcher, Raymond, Sayre, Seabury, Studholme, Thomas, Thompson, Tinker, Upham, Welch, Whitney, Wilson, Winslow |
65 | LXV | The United Empire Loyalists | Breynton, Jones, Kirby, Raymond, Ryerson, White, Winslow |
66 | LXVI | The United Empire Loyalists | Bayard, Chipman, Fisher, Gorham, Ludlow, Murray, Raymond, Sewell, Thompson, Winslow |
67 | LXVII | The United Empire Loyalists | Bedell, Bliss, Chipman, Davidson, Dickenson, Doyle, Hake, Hardy, Law, Knox, Morse, Munro, Paine, Powell, Raymond, Sayre, Winslow |
68 | LXVIII | The United Empire Loyalists | Burgoyne, Chase, Hewlett, McGregor, Munro, Murray, Raymond, Sullivan, Thompson |
69 | LXIX | The United Empire Loyalists | Botsford, Bradley, Munro, Odell, Raymond, Street, Studholme, Tyng |
70 | LXX | The New Inhabitants at Passamaquoddy | Bailey, Bliss, Bonney, Boyd, Chipman, Clinch, Curry, Hanson, Marks, Morris, Morse, Munro, Paine, Payne, Preble, Winslow |
71 | LXXI | Morses's Report | Morse |
72 | LXXII | Penn's Field | numerous Quaker settlers |
73 | LXXIII | Dr. William Paine | Califf, Paine, Sturgis |
74 | LXXIV | Captain Clinch | Bailey, Clinch, Whidden |
75 | LXXV | Dr. Paine's Associates | Bailey, Bliss, Brown, Caleff, Campbell, Cochran, Dennis, Falsom, Fry, Gardiner, Granger, Grant, Harwood, McKay, Mowatt, Paine, Richardson |
76 | LXXVI | Forgotten Towns | Bailey, Campbell, Fairlamb, Jones, Mahood, McLeod, Morris, Wright |
The Parish of Pennfield, County of Charlotte, Province of New Brunswick. Chapter I | Armstrong, Bartlett, Boyd, Bucknam, Carlyle, Copeland, Cricket, Dixon, Hawkins, Johnson, Justason, Magee, Mahood, McCarroll, McGivern, McGowan, McKay, Munson, Pendleton, Poole, Rait, Smith, Stitt, Tatton, Thompson, Watson, Watt, Wilkinson, Young, plus a list of residents in 1838 | ||
The Parish of Pennfield, County of Charlotte, Province of New Brunswick. Chapter II | Anderson, Andrews, Archibald, Armstrong, Bothwick, Boyd, Brown, Bucknam, Campbell, Carlyle, Crickett, Daley, Dixon, Dougan, Douglas, Eldridge, Gillespie, Gilmore, Guthrie, Hanson, Hawkins, Hayford, Holmes, Hunter, Jack, Johnson, Justason, Kennedy, Knight, Lawrence, McCarroll, McDowell, McKay, Munson, Noble, Osburne, Poole, Prescott, Say, Spears, Stitt, Tatton, Thompson, Trainor, Young | ||
77 | LXXVII | Magaguadavic | Bailey, Bliss, Campbell, Clinch, Cox, Davidson, Estey, Goss, Lee, McDugald, Neill, Paine, Snyder, Sparks, Sutherland, Von Gereau, Walton |
78 | LXXVIII | St. Andrews | Boyd, Brown, Clark, Clinch, Frost, Hanson, Troak, Whidden, Young |
79 | LXXIX | St. Andrews (Continued) | Ally, Jones, Morris, Morse, Pagan, Terry |
80 | LXXX | St. Andrews-Continued | Bailey, Blodget, Bonney, Clinch, Curry, Ferrel, Hazen, Hinchman, Jameson, Jones, Paine, Peaslie, Simonds, White |
81 | LXXXI | The Evacuation of Castine | Brown, Campbell, Clarke, Cooksons, Greenlaw, Hatheway, Linburner, Nason, Rollins, Rusel, Sween, Thomson |
82 | LXXXII | A New District Court | Bailey, Clinch, Curry, Gallop, Hodges, Pagan |
83 | LXXXIII | St. Andrews Grantees | long list of grantees at St. Andrews |
84 | LXXXIV | The Grantees of St. Andrews-Continued | Andrews, Anstruther, Caleff, Gerish, Jones, Marks, McMaster, Osburne, Pagan, Parker, Pote, Thompson, Thornton, Tompkins, Wyer |
85 | LXXXV | Morristown | Atherton, Brown, Colvill, Crocker, Dunbar, Gordon, Libby, Marks, Martin, McGrier or McGear, Ryan |
86 | LXXXVI | The Port Matoon Association | Bentley, Bradford, Dodd, Dunbar, Frazer, Grace, Grant, Greenlow, Hitchings, Magee, Marks, Paul, Post, Upton, plus a long list of grantees at St. Stephen |
87 | LXXXVII | The Port Matoon Association-Continued | Brewer, Campbell, Dunbar, Gordon, Hill, Howard, Marks, McDiarmid, Murphy, Pagan, Tompkins, Upton, Wall |
88 | LXXXVIII | The Port Matoon Association-Continued | Dodd, Grace, Hill, Maxwell |
89 | LXXXIX | The Port Matoon Association-Continued | Bennet, Brewer, Brown, Burgess, Calendar, Corvan, Dixon, Dodd, Dodge, Dunbar, Farren, Ferring, Frazer, George, Grant, Grimmer, Hill, Kennedy, Marks, McColl, McLellan, McLennan, McRa, Mitchell, Murchie, Patton, Post, Wall, Watson |
90 | XC | The Port Matoon Association-Continued | Barber, Betson, Burgess, Campbell, Christie, Corvan, Darby, Eldred, Farren, Fowler, Fraser, Frazer, Grimmer, Lawrie, Marks, Murchie, Osborne, Porter, Simpson, Wall, Wallar, Way, Wilson |
91 | XCI | The Port Matoon Association-Continued | Barber, Biddle, Brady, Brown, Campbell, Chisholm, Christie, Cormick, Dennick, Dobbie, Dobbins, Farren, Fowler, Frazer, Frink, Garnett, Goodwin, Grames, Grant, Grimmer, Hastey, Hayman, Hemen, Holmes, Hutson, Jones, Kennedy, Lafartie, Lane, Lunn, Lurbutt, Lyall, Lyle, Marks, Maybee, McAllan, McArthur, McBean, McCormick, McDonald, McGier, McLaughlin, McLellan, McMillan, McMullin, McPherson, Merrell, Mitchell, Murchie, Nesbitt, Osborne, Osburne, Patterson, Pine, Post, Robinson, Rose, Shelton, Skelton, Surbutt, Smy, Tipping, Walker, Walton, Wilson, Wingood |
92 | XCII | The Schoodic Shore Lots | Anstruther, Brady, Broad, Buchannan, Campbell, Chaffey, Clark, Curry, Dunbar, Dyer, Frink, Frost, Getchell, Grant, Hill, Libby, Lindsay, Marks, McColl, McDonald, Millbury, Moore, Pagan, Pine, Porter, Rose, Salts, Sprague, Stewart, Stuart |
93 | XCIII | St. Andrews Grantees | Brown, Carlow, Dogget, Dunn, Gallop, Goldsmith, Grant, Jamieson, Lillie, Limeburner, Martin, McIntosh, McPhail, Norwood, Rementon, Remington, Ross, Stewart, Thompson, Tower, Vance |
94 | XCIV | St. Andrews Grantees-Continued | Bliss, Caleff, Campbell, Chipman, DeWolfe, Douglas, Emerson, Mahoney, Mowat, Paine, Peters, Seabury, Smith, Stilckey, Wetmore, Whitlock, Young |
95 | XCV | Digdeguash | Blakney, Cameron, Campbell, Carmichael, Cockburn, Johnston, Lindsay, McCallum, McDonald, McFarlane, McIlroy, McLean, McMaster, Stewart, Tupper, Underwood, Williamson |
96 | XCVI | Digdeguash-Continued | Allanshaw, Andrews, Anstruther, Bohanan, Boney, Bonney, Brown, Buchanan, Campbell, Curry, Fisher, Flynn, Gallop, Jameson, Libby, McDonald, McIlroy, McLeod, McMaster, Mowatt, Pagan, Pote, Simpson, Sprage, Sprague, Stevens, Stewart, Thomas, Watt, Whitlock, Wyer |
97 | XCVII | Flora MacDonald | Curry, MacDonald |
98 | XCVIII | The Seventy-Fourth Regiment at Castine | Caleff, Campbell, Craig, McLean, Moore, Williamson |
99 | XCIX | Captain Henry Mowat | Mowat, Williamson |
100 | C | The Seventy-Fourth Association | Cameron, Campbell, Clark, Hatheway, McLean, Pagan, Pote, Stewart, Walker, Williamson |
101 | CI | The Seventy-Fourth Association-Continued | long list of 74th Regiment grantees |
102 | CII | The Seventy-Fourth Association-Continued | Anstruther, Boyd, Brown, Campbell, Cowie, Cowey, Crocker, Fairweather, Frost, Getchell, Grant, Hill, Jeffreys, Libby, Lindsay, Lumsdane, Marple, Maybee, McCallum, McColl, McDougall, McLellan, McPhail, Milberry, Pendlebury, Piercy, Rankin, Sellars, Sim, Strachan, Swain, Trafton, Williamson |
103 | CIII | The Seventy-Fourth Association-Continued | Ames, Anstruther, Brown, Cameron, Chatty, Clarke, Coue, Cowie, Christie, Cristy, Crocker, Dempsey, Goslin, Gosling, Goswelling, Grant, Hill, Knight, Lindsay, Campbell, MacLellan, Malcolm, Marks, Marple, McCallum, McColl, McDiarmid, McDonald, McDougall, McLean, McLellan, McNiven, McPhaill, McRa, Mitchell, Moore, Rankin, Stewart, Todd, Williamson |
104 | CIV | Port Matoon | Beardsley, Campbell, Grimmer, Marks, McBean, McLaggan, McNiven, McVicar, Milbery, Murchie, Sprague, Stewart, Swain, Sween, Vance, Young |
105 | CV | The Old Settlers of Passamaquoddy | Brown, Clarke, Curtis, Dibblee, Dow, Foster, Frost, McNutt, Rolf, Say, Simonds, White |
106 | CVI | The Penobscot Association Grant | long list of Penobscot Association grantees |
107 | CVII | The Penobscot Association Grant-Continued | long list of Penobscot Association grantees |
108 | CVIII | The Seventy-Fourth | Cockburn, Craig, Dick, Fitzsimmonds, Frost, Johnston, Lindsay, Littel, McCallum, McDiarmid, McDonald, McFarlan, McTavish, McVicar, Stewart |
109 | CIX | The Penobscot Associated Loyalists | Boyd, Brown, Campbell, Doty, Doughty, Frost, Gallop, Gammon, Goldsmith, Gommons, Hanson, Jack, Kennedy, Leeman, Marks, McDonald, McMaster, McRea, Mowatt, Pagan, Raymond, Simonds, Stewart, Stilckey, Stuart, Swain, Sween, Thompson, Williamson, Wyer, Young |
110 | CX | James Simonds | Berry, Blodget, Cox, Hazen, Hilliard, Hunt, Jarvis, March, McCown, Middleton, Morland, Nason, Peaslie, Raymond, Simonds, Studholme, Walker, White, Wiggins |
111 | CXI | James Boyd | Boyd, Gamble, Gorham, Sheriff, Simonds, Tucker |
112 | CXII | The Penobscot Associated Loyalists-Continued | Arnold, Brown, Frost, Gerrish, Jones, Moore, Morris, Pomeroy, Ross, Simonds, Swain, Taylor |
113 | CXIII | Matthew Thornton | Crawford, Thornton, Young |
114 | CXIV | Matthew Thornton-Continued | Donald, Hill, Marks, Thornton, Upton |
115 | CXV | The Penobscot Associated Loyalists-Continued | Bradford, Brown, Clinch, Crocker, Cudlip, Ferguson, Hannah, Marsh, McKean, Milliken, Mowat, Seelye, Shaw, Taylor, Towers |
116 | CXVI | The Cape Ann Association | Goldsmith, Norwood, McLaughlan, long list of Cape Ann Association grantees |
117 | CXVII | The Cape Ann Association-Continued | Clark, Cleves, Dana, Davis, Dennison, Goss, Lufkin, Mack, Norwood, Parsons, Sargent, Saville, Stevens, Stickney |
118 | CXVIII | The Cape Ann Association-Continued | Brown, Buntin, Chase, Christie, Christy, Clendenin, Clindenin, Connick, Darling, Gerrish, Goldsmith, Hitchings, Lindsay, Livingstone, Marks, Maxwell, McAllister, McLaughlan, McLaughlin, Moore, Morrill, Mowatt, Norwood, Porter, Stickney, Todd, Vance |
119 | CXIX | The Cape Ann Association-Continued | Mowat, Mowatt |
120 | CXX | The Cape Ann Association-Continued | Arnott, Bailey, Baker, Campbell, Conner, Gerrish, Gillis, Grant, Gray, Maloney, McAllister, McCurdy, McIntire, Moore, Morris, Muncur, Norwood, Priest, Quincy, Sheppard, Stewart, Stuart, Vance |
121 | CXXI | West Isles and Campobello Loyalists | Appleby, Clarke, Cline, Conley, Cook, Cummings, Dodge, Dow, Ferrol, Fountain, Frost, Gorham, Heney, Jourdan, Klein, Lambert, Leonard, McNeil, Owen, Pendleton, Richardson, Rolf, Rolfe, Stuart, Veitch |
122 | CXXII | West Isles and Campobello Loyalists-Continued | Brown, Butler, Campbell, Card, Cook, Dean, Ferrel, Ferrell, Flinn, Good, Gorham, Hardy, Hill, Lambert, Leeman, McMaster, Pendleton, Reid, Stuart, Walsh, Weaver |
123 | CXXIII | West Isles and Campobello Loyalists-Continued | Appleton, Boyd, Butler, Campbell, Fraser, Higginson, Jones, Lloyd, McCurdy, Morris, Owen, Raymond, Storrow, Stover, Wells, Wilson |
124 | CXXIV | Other Loyalists | Andrews, Brown, Clarke, Cuyler, Davis, Ferris, Ferrell, Frink, Garnett, Garrison, Hatch, Henderson, Howe, Lloyd, Maybee, McKay, Putnam, Rose, Smith, Thomas, Thornton, Vernon, Vroom, Wallace |
125 | CXXV | Hugh Cameron of the Seventy-Fourth Association | Cameron, Ludgate, McCallum, McDonald, McFarlane, McKay, Morrison |
126 | CXXVI | The County Warrant | Anstruther, Bliss, Buffington, Campbell, Clinch, Currie, Fairlambe, Gallop, Garnett, Gerrish, Goldsmith, Marks, Pagan, Pote, Spencer, Stewart, Wyer |