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Amelia Emily A., Brownell¹

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Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Sophia Somers¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Josiah Stiles¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Stephen Seaman, Sr.¹

Parents

Note	Many researchers, including me until now, have recorded a lineage Hezekiah (b. ca. 1711) > Jacomiah Sr. (d. ca. 1808) > Stephen (b. ca. 1743). This leaves only 32 years to span 3 generations. Another researcher pointed out to me that there must be an offset of a generation. It is documented that Jacomiah Sr. had a son named Stephen (The Seamans in America, p. 62), but it is highly unlikely that it is Stephen b. ca. 1743. Nothing is known about the son Stephen born to Jacomiah Sr. and Margaret Bodee. We do know that Stephen b. ca. 1743 in New York, died 24 July 1820 in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, and buried in St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery in Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, was married to Hannah Smith. Pending further research, I have placed Stephen Sr. as a sibling of Jacomiah Sr., rather than his son.
Birth	Stephen Seaman, Sr., was born in 1743, in New YorkG.1,2
Marriage	He married Hannah Smith.2
Milit-Beg	He began military service Between 1776 and 1783; He joined Col. Lowther Pennington's Regiment of Kings Guards, the Westchester Loyalists.New York.3
Residence	He lived Before June 1783 in Dutchess County, New YorkG.4
Immigration	He immigrated to Westmorland County, Nova ScotiaG, in June 1783. Westmorland County was part of Nova Scotia at this time.3
Biographical Note	In 1785 Warrant to Survey, Surveyor's Report. Stephen Seaman and others, The Westchester Loyalists. The Surveyor's Certificate shows a Draft Grant: 31,750 acres. Cobequid Road, the road from Fort Cumberland to Fort Belcher, on the eastern side. Bounded in part by the northern boundary line of Londonderry, County of Cumberland. The following names appear on the Draft Grant: not all listed here, but do include Stephen Seaman, Ezekiah Seaman, John Crawford, Jacamiah Seaman and Gideon Palmer.5
Residence	He lived in 1790 in Fort Lawrence, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG.3
Tax Roll	He was on the Poll Tax Roll in 1791 in Remsheg Township, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, CanadaG. Stephen's tax amount was 50 shillings.6
Residence	He lived in 1795 in Amherst, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG.7
Biographical Note	In 1797 Jacamiah Seaman and Stephen Seaman: names appeared on a Surveyor's Certificate. The Surveyor's Report showed that there were 1,720 acres owned by them. There were two tracts of land, 750 acres at Goose River and 950 acres which they purchased from the Indians at the mouth of the River Philip. Both tracts in the County of Cumberland.8
Principal 2	He was granted land on 5 July 1797.9 Land grant to Jacomiah and Stephen Seaman
Residence	He lived in 1798 in River Philip, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG.3
Settled	He settled he was a Loyalist. About 1816 in East Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG.1
Death	He died on 24 July 1820 in Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG.1
Burial	He was buried in St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery, Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada, 45.813317, -63.469367G. Inscription: Stephen Seaman / Senior / Died / July 21th / 1820, / Aged 77 Y's / Also his wife / Hannah Smith / Died / May 28, 1828 / Aged 78 Y's / Natives of the State of [broken on new base, should read New York]. Left Side: Stephen Seaman / Died / May 23rd / 1862 / Aged 70 Y's.2,1 Tombstone, St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery, Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Stephen Seaman Sr. (1743-1820), his wife Hannah Smith (1740-1818), their son Stephen Seaman Jr. (1792-1862). Left inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S2490] Seaman - Smith Family History
2. [S2491] Marker Inscription for Stephen Seaman Sr.
3. [S841] The History of Pugwash,

   ABBR Book: The History of Pugwash (NS)TEXT Photocopies of p.2-21 in File #1

   Other data:

   1871 Census District #7 (Pugwash)

   #518 Oulton, Charles 63 farmer

   Sarah 32

   Harriet 28

   #519 Oulton, Charles T 36 farmer

   Mary 29

   George 1

   Levi Bordon's death records 1866-1877

   Oulton, Charles, farmer, ____, married, Merigomish, Charles Oulton,farmer, Feb 6 1877, Pugwash, general debility

   Oulton, Edward, 8 days, single, Pugwash, John & Ann Eliza Oulton,merchant, Nov 7 1869, Pugwash, _____

4. [S2147] The Civil Sword, James Delancey's Westchester Refugees 1776-1785
5. [S3971] Surveyor's Report - Stephen Seaman
6. [S3976] Poll Tax Rolls - Stephen Seaman
7. [S3972] Land Petition - Hezekiah Seaman and others
8. [S3970] Surveyor's Report - Jacomiah Seaman
9. [S5877] Land Grant - Jacomiah Seaman Sr. & Stephen Seaman Sr.

Fred Townsend Atkinson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S5455] Certificate of Registration of Birth - Fred Townsend Atkinson
2. [S373] Personal communication

Hannah Smith¹

Name	Hannah Smith was also known as Hannah Seaman.1
Birth	She was born About 1740, in New YorkG.2
Marriage	She married Stephen Seaman, Sr., son of Hezekiah Seaman and Mary Doty.3
Death	Hannah Smith died on 28 May 1818.2
Burial	She was buried in St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery, Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada, 45.813317, -63.469367G. Inscription: Stephen Seaman / Senior / Died / July 21th / 1820, / Aged 77 Y's / Also his wife / Hannah Smith / Died / May 28, 1828 / Aged 78 Y's / Natives of the State of [broken on new base, should read New York]. Left Side: Stephen Seaman / Died / May 23rd / 1862 / Aged 70 Y's.3,2 Tombstone, St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery, Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Stephen Seaman Sr. (1743-1820), his wife Hannah Smith (1740-1818), their son Stephen Seaman Jr. (1792-1862). Left inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S2490] Seaman - Smith Family History
3. [S2491] Marker Inscription for Stephen Seaman Sr.

Jacomiah Seaman, Sr.^1,2,3,4

Parents

Name	Jacomiah Seaman, Sr., was also known as Jacob Seaman.1
Name	He was also known as Jacamiah Seaman.5
Biographical Note	Jacomiah Sr. was a Loyalist.2
Birth	He was born About 1735 possibly in Oyster Bay, Queens County, New YorkG.6
Marriage	He married Margaret Bodee, About 1760, in Westchester County, New YorkG.3,7,6
Milit-Beg	He began military service Between 1776 and 1783 in Westchester County, New YorkG.3
Occupation	He was Before 1777 in Westchester County, New YorkG.3
Heir	In Hezekiah Seaman's will dated on 10 April 1780 in New Rochelle, Westchester County, New YorkG, Jacomiah Seaman, Sr., was named as an heir.5
Residence	He lived Before June 1783 in Dutchess County, New YorkG.8
Immigration	He immigrated to Fort Cumberland, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG, in 1783. Jacomiah Sr. immigrated with his wife and four sons to Nova Scotia, probably in the June Fleet, settling in Cumberland County. Perhaps they sailed on the Thetis, a ship that transported several loyalists to Fort Cumberland.6,3
Witness	He witnessed the Warrant to Survey of Stephen Seaman, Sr., in 1785.9
Loyalist Claim	Evidence of the Claim of Jacomiah Seaman late of White Plains, New York 2 November, 1786. Claimant Sworn, Assigns the same Reason as Samuel Kipp for not Claiming under the former Act. See Page 200 of this Book. [Second Report, page 763. Ed.] He is a Native of New York Province in 1775 he lived on White Plains. He was often required to take an Oath to the Americans but he never would, neither did he sign any Association. He did not join the British Army until 1778. He was at that time forced to flee as it was discovered he assisted Loyalists in getting into the Lines. He then joined the Refugees and continued with them until the end of the War. Now resides in Cumberland. Colonel Delancey Certifies to Loyalty and Services. Left on a Farm at White Plains growing 200 Bushels Grain 40 [pounds] Two Horses taken from him on his way into the Lines. Cash 50 [pounds] he paid for them. Two Oxen lost at the same time 35 [pounds] Two Cows lost going in 16 [pounds] A Horse lost within the Lines 18 [pounds] Left at his House, Furniture 23 [pounds] 18 [shillings] Provisions 7 [pounds] Taken from Morrisinia Wearing Apparel 14 [pounds] 10 [shillings] Farming Utensils 8 [pounds] Money entrusted with a Friend whereof he was robbed 5 Guineas and three half Joes 15 [pounds] 14 [shillings] 8 [pence]. Expenses of feeding and conducting Loyalists within the Lines 50 [pounds] Curry. Witness Hezekiah Seaman Son to Claimant Sworn. Says he lived with his Father near White Plains at the beginning of the War, his Father found great difficulty in remaining so long as 1778 without the Lines, at last he was obliged to fly for having assisted the Loyalists. He left some Furniture behind, some Farming Utensils, and some Corn on the Ground. He attempted to carry his Stock in with him but was intercepted and lost 2 Horses, 2 Oxen, and 2 Cows. He left at his Farm some Flax. Witness. Samuel Holliday Sworn, Lived in the same House with the Claimant before the War. He had some Furniture and Stock, three Cows.-Believes he hired Land to Farm, for the Crop of one year. Witness's Sister had some Money of Claimants which was taken from her Husband. Witness. John Baker Sworn, Says Claimant lodged at his House in West Chester Town in 1778 on his way to New York, and he told him two Horses were taken from him during the Night. on 2 November 1786.2
Land Grant	Jacomiah Seaman, Sr., was granted land on 5 July 1797.10 Land grant to Jacomiah and Stephen Seaman
Biographical Note	In 1797 Jacamiah/Jaramiah Seaman and Stephen Seaman: names appeared on a Surveyor's Certificate. The Surveyor's Report showed that there were 1,720 acres owned by them. There were two tracts of land, 750 acres at Goose River and 950 acres which they purchased from the Indians at the mouth of the River Philip. Both tracts in the County of Cumberland.11
Residence	He lived Before 1802 in Fanningsborough Township, Nova ScotiaG.3
Will	He left a will on 30 October 1802 in Fanningsborough Township, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG. transcription is attached.7,12
Death	He died on 2 December 1802 in North Wallace, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG. dates shown are the signing and proving of his will.3,1,6,13
Burial	He was buried in a farmer's field, West Pugwash, Cumberland County, Nova ScotiaG. Note from the North Cumberland Historical Society: There is no registered cemetery in the area. It is assumed that he was buried on Seaman land, likely with other burials. Inscription: Sacred / to the Memory of / Jacomiah Seaman / who died Dec. 2, 1802 / Aged 65 Years.13 Cemetery marker, found in a farmer's field, West Pugwash, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Jacomiah Seaman Sr. (c1735-1802). Photo courtesy of the North Cumberland Historical Society.
Will Proved	His will was proved on 23 August 1808.6

Citations

1. [S2236] The Seaman Family in America, as Descended from Captain John Seaman of Hempstead, Long Island
2. [S2147] The Civil Sword, James Delancey's Westchester Refugees 1776-1785
3. [S841] The History of Pugwash,

   ABBR Book: The History of Pugwash (NS)TEXT Photocopies of p.2-21 in File #1

   Other data:

   1871 Census District #7 (Pugwash)

   #518 Oulton, Charles 63 farmer

   Sarah 32

   Harriet 28

   #519 Oulton, Charles T 36 farmer

   Mary 29

   George 1

   Levi Bordon's death records 1866-1877

   Oulton, Charles, farmer, ____, married, Merigomish, Charles Oulton,farmer, Feb 6 1877, Pugwash, general debility

   Oulton, Edward, 8 days, single, Pugwash, John & Ann Eliza Oulton,merchant, Nov 7 1869, Pugwash, _____

4. [S3117] Loyalists and Land Settlement in Nova Scotia
5. [S5897] New York: Abstracts of Wills, 1662-1801, on-line database American Acestors.org
6. [S2259] Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 11, Part 3, The Descendants of Edward Doty
7. [S5882] Will of Jacomiah Seaman Sr.
8. [S373] Personal communication
9. [S3971] Surveyor's Report - Stephen Seaman
10. [S5877] Land Grant - Jacomiah Seaman Sr. & Stephen Seaman Sr.
11. [S3970] Surveyor's Report - Jacomiah Seaman
12. [S6665] Old Pugwash Families
13. [S16731] Cemetery Marker, farmer's field, West Pugwash, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

Margaret Bodee^1,2

Citations

1. [S841] The History of Pugwash,

   ABBR Book: The History of Pugwash (NS)TEXT Photocopies of p.2-21 in File #1

   Other data:

   1871 Census District #7 (Pugwash)

   #518 Oulton, Charles 63 farmer

   Sarah 32

   Harriet 28

   #519 Oulton, Charles T 36 farmer

   Mary 29

   George 1

   Levi Bordon's death records 1866-1877

   Oulton, Charles, farmer, ____, married, Merigomish, Charles Oulton,farmer, Feb 6 1877, Pugwash, general debility

   Oulton, Edward, 8 days, single, Pugwash, John & Ann Eliza Oulton,merchant, Nov 7 1869, Pugwash, _____

2. [S2259] Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 11, Part 3, The Descendants of Edward Doty
3. [S373] Personal communication
4. [S5882] Will of Jacomiah Seaman Sr.
5. [S2236] The Seaman Family in America, as Descended from Captain John Seaman of Hempstead, Long Island

Stephen Trenholm¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S6669] Marriage Record - Allison Trenholm & Sarah Leadbetter

Phoebe Trenholm¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Hezekiah Seaman¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S2259] Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 11, Part 3, The Descendants of Edward Doty
3. [S841] The History of Pugwash,

   ABBR Book: The History of Pugwash (NS)TEXT Photocopies of p.2-21 in File #1

   Other data:

   1871 Census District #7 (Pugwash)

   #518 Oulton, Charles 63 farmer

   Sarah 32

   Harriet 28

   #519 Oulton, Charles T 36 farmer

   Mary 29

   George 1

   Levi Bordon's death records 1866-1877

   Oulton, Charles, farmer, ____, married, Merigomish, Charles Oulton,farmer, Feb 6 1877, Pugwash, general debility

   Oulton, Edward, 8 days, single, Pugwash, John & Ann Eliza Oulton,merchant, Nov 7 1869, Pugwash, _____

4. [S3971] Surveyor's Report - Stephen Seaman
5. [S2147] The Civil Sword, James Delancey's Westchester Refugees 1776-1785
6. [S3972] Land Petition - Hezekiah Seaman and others
7. [S7553] Personal communication

William W. Allen¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Cynthia Alice Brownell¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Benjamin Allen¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Margaret Teed¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Dorothy Wood¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Stephen Trenholm¹

Parents

Birth	Stephen Trenholm was born About 1838, in Cape Tormentine, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG.2
Marriage	He married Sarah Ann Minnie Allen, daughter of Joseph Wells Allen and Mary Ann Farrow. there were six children from this marriage, although Annie Allen declared only four children on the birth registration for her daughter Mae.2
Occupation	Stephen Trenholm was in 1873 in Port Elgin, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG.2
Census	He was head of the household in the census in 1881 in Westmorland Division, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Stephen (age 44) were his wife Annie Allen (age 40), children, Emma (age 16), Jane (age 14), Harry (age 12), Mary (age 8) and Annie (age 5). Stephen was a house joiner. The family religion was Brethren (Mennonite). The on-line digital image for this census is of very poor quality, and is not included here.3
Census	He was head of the household in the census on 25 April 1891 in Westmorland Division, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Stephen (age 54) were his wife Annie Allen (age 49), children, Jennie (age 23), Mae (age 17), Annie (age 15) and Glenna (age 5). There was also Frederic Dobson (age 6) as a lodger; he was actually a son of Emma eldest daughter of Stephen and Annie, and Minard Dobson,.4 1891 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Household of Stephen Trenholm, his wife Annie Allen, children Jennie/Jane, May/Mae/Mary, Annie and Glenna.
Census	He was head of the household in the census in 1901 in Bennett & Atlin, Burrard County, British Columbia, CanadaG. Stephen was living alone at this time, a carpenter. His religion was recorded as Baptist.5 1901 Canada Census, Bennett & Atlin, Burrard County, British Columbia.. Household of Stephen Trenholm.

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S6733] Late Registration of Birth
3. [S6735] 1881 Canada Census - Stephen Trenholm
4. [S6736] 1891 Canada Census - Stephen Trenholm
5. [S6740] 1901 Canada Census - Stephen Trenholm

Sarah Ann Minnie Allen¹

Parents

Name	Sarah Ann Minnie Allen was also known as Annie Allen.2
Name	She was also known as Sarah Ann Minnie Trenholm.2
Birth	She was born in August 1841, in Cape Spear, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG.2,3
Marriage	She married Stephen Trenholm, son of Stephen Trenholm and Margaret Teed. there were six children from this marriage, although Annie Allen declared only four children on the birth registration for her daughter Mae.2
Witness	Sarah Ann Minnie Allen was enumerated on the census in 1881 in the household of Stephen Trenholm in Westmorland Division, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Stephen (age 44) were his wife Annie Allen (age 40), children, Emma (age 16), Jane (age 14), Harry (age 12), Mary (age 8) and Annie (age 5). Stephen was a house joiner. The family religion was Brethren (Mennonite). The on-line digital image for this census is of very poor quality, and is not included here.4
Witness	She was enumerated on the census on 25 April 1891 in the household of Stephen Trenholm in Westmorland Division, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Stephen (age 54) were his wife Annie Allen (age 49), children, Jennie (age 23), Mae (age 17), Annie (age 15) and Glenna (age 5). There was also Frederic Dobson (age 6) as a lodger; he was actually a son of Emma eldest daughter of Stephen and Annie, and Minard Dobson,.5 1891 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Household of Stephen Trenholm, his wife Annie Allen, children Jennie/Jane, May/Mae/Mary, Annie and Glenna.
Census	She was head of the household in the census in 1901 in Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Annie (age 59) were her daughters Mae (age 26) and Glenna (age 15). Also in the household was Saben A. Allen, a lodger. The family religion was Baptist.6 1901 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Household of Annie (Allen) Trenholm, her daughters Mae and Glenna, and a lodger.
Occupation	She was (until 1924.)3
Living	She was living in Port Elgin, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG, in 1927.2
Death	She died on 5 May 1936 in Aulac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. cause of death was a result of a fractured hip. Anne was a widow at this time. The informant for the death certificate was Anne's daughter, "Mrs. Amos Lawrence", whose identity is not known at this writing.3
Burial	She was buried on 7 May 1936 in Mt. Whatley Cemetery, Mt. Whatley, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG.3

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S6733] Late Registration of Birth
3. [S6734] New Brunswick Provincial Deaths - Anne Allen
4. [S6735] 1881 Canada Census - Stephen Trenholm
5. [S6736] 1891 Canada Census - Stephen Trenholm
6. [S6741] 1901 Canada Census - Annie (Allen) Trenholm

Margaret Jane Oulton¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S808] Parish records of Point de Bute, New Brunswick, ABBR Parish: NB, Point de Bute
3. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
4. [S618] 1861 Canada Census - Westmorland County, ABBR CEN0002 Census: 1861 Westmorland Co, NB
5. [S621] 1871 Canada Census - Westmorland County, New Brunswick, ABBR CEN0003 Census: 1871 Westmorland Co, NB
6. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick

Sabra Oulton¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
3. [S683] Family files collected by the Heritage Foundation

William Trenholm Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S662] Descendants of John Trenholm
3. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
4. [S618] 1861 Canada Census - Westmorland County, ABBR CEN0002 Census: 1861 Westmorland Co, NB

William Caleb Dobson^1,2

Parents

Citations

1. [S808] Parish records of Point de Bute, New Brunswick, ABBR Parish: NB, Point de Bute
2. [S373] Personal communication
3. [S618] 1861 Canada Census - Westmorland County, ABBR CEN0002 Census: 1861 Westmorland Co, NB
4. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript

Abraham Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

George Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S639] Ancestral File from LDS
3. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick

Anna Christianna Somers¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick
3. [S639] Ancestral File from LDS

Ralph Leggett Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Sarah Dotten Carney¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Margaret Trenholm¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication

Wilson Frederick C. Allen¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S797] NB Marriages, RS141B7

Gilmore David Allen¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S797] NB Marriages, RS141B7

Thomas Hall Oulton¹

Parents

Birth	Thomas Hall Oulton was born in 1833.2,3
Census	He was head of the household in the census in 1851 in Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG. Thomas was a farmer.2
Death	He died on 15 March 1856.3
Burial	He was buried in Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, 45.93582, -64.23374G. Inscription: Thomas H. Oulton / died Mar. 15, 1856 / aged 22 y'rs / His sister / Charity [rest of stone broken off and missing].3 Tombstone, Thomas Oulton (1833-1856), his sister Charity Oulton (1844-?). Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
3. [S9415] Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada

William Henry Oulton¹

Parents

Name	William Henry Oulton was also known as Henry Oulton.2
Birth	He was born in October 1839, in New BrunswickG.3,4
Baptism	He was baptized on 20 September 1840 in Point de Bute, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG.4
Census	He was head of the household in the census in 1851 in Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG.5
Marriage	He married Melinda J. Dobson, daughter of David Dobson and Hannah Peacock. on 25 October 1860, in Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG.1
Census	William Henry Oulton was head of the household in the census in 1881 in Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Henry (age 42) were his wife Melinda (age 44), children Clara (age 19), Florence (age 18), Charles (age 16), Hannah (age 14), Frederick (age 9) and Cecilia (age 8). There was also an unknown person named Martha Wood (age 70), and her relationship to Henry was described as matron. The age of this Martha Wood matches that of Henry's mother, Martha Ann (Smith) Oulton. Henry was a farmer. The family religion was Wesleyan Methodist.6 1881 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Household of Henry Oulton, his wife Melinda Dobson, their children Clara, Florence, Charles, Hannah, Frederick & Cecilia, and an unknown matron named Martha Wood.
Occupation	He was in 1891.3,1
Census	He was head of the household in the census in 1891 in Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County, New BrunswickG.3
Death	He died in 1910.7
Burial	He was buried in Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, 45.93559, -64.23382G. Polished square red granite stone. Inscription: W. Henry Oulton / Born 1839/ Died 1910 / His Wife / Melinda / Born 1836 / Died 1891.2 Tombstone, William Henry Oulton (1839-1910), his wife Melinda (Dobson) Oulton (1836-1891). Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Front inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S9412] Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada
3. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick
4. [S808] Parish records of Point de Bute, New Brunswick, ABBR Parish: NB, Point de Bute
5. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
6. [S9416] 1881 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick
7. [S9408] Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada

Winkworth Oulton¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript
3. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick

Willard P. Oulton¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick
3. [S788] Marriage Register, Westmorland Co., NB 1790-1856

Eldred Oulton¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick

Mary Oulton¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick

Charlotte R. Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S852] Transcript of 1891 Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick

Ellen (Elenor) Amelia Tingley¹

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript

Martha Ann Smith¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S615] 1851 Canada Census for Westmorland County, New Brunswick transcript

Melinda J. Dobson¹

Parents

Name	Melinda J. Dobson was also known as Melinda J. Oulton.1
Birth	She was born in 1836, in New BrunswickG.2
Marriage	She married William Henry Oulton, son of Charles Oulton and Martha Ann Smith. on 25 October 1860, in Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG.1
Witness	Melinda J. Dobson was enumerated on the census in 1881 in the household of William Henry Oulton in Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. included in the household with Henry (age 42) were his wife Melinda (age 44), children Clara (age 19), Florence (age 18), Charles (age 16), Hannah (age 14), Frederick (age 9) and Cecilia (age 8). There was also an unknown person named Martha Wood (age 70), and her relationship to Henry was described as matron. The age of this Martha Wood matches that of Henry's mother, Martha Ann (Smith) Oulton. Henry was a farmer. The family religion was Wesleyan Methodist.3 1881 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Household of Henry Oulton, his wife Melinda Dobson, their children Clara, Florence, Charles, Hannah, Frederick & Cecilia, and an unknown matron named Martha Wood.
Death	She died on 21 April 1891 in Baie Verte Road, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CanadaG. Obituary: "Baie Verte Road (Westmorland County), April 21, Melinda Oulton, wife of Henry Oulton, 55th year".4,2
Burial	She was buried in Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, 45.93563, -64.23394G. flat stone lying on ground. Inscription: Mother / In memory of / Melinda / Wife of / Henry Oulton / Died / April 21, 1891 / Aged 55 yearsPolished square red granite stone. Inscription: W. Henry Oulton / Born 1839/ Died 1910 / His Wife / Melinda / Born 1836 / Died 1891.2 Tombstone, Melinda (Dobson) Oulton (1836-1891). Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Tombstone, William Henry Oulton (1839-1910), his wife Melinda (Dobson) Oulton (1836-1891). Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Front inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S9413] Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Jolicure, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada
3. [S9416] 1881 Canada Census, Westmorland County, New Brunswick
4. [S9414] Chignecto Post

Mary Barker¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick
3. [S639] Ancestral File from LDS

Richard Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick
3. [S639] Ancestral File from LDS
4. [S846] The Yorkshire Antecedents and American Descendants of the William H A Richardson Family of Sackville, New Brunswick, and Reading, Massachusetts

Charlotte Richardson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick
3. [S846] The Yorkshire Antecedents and American Descendants of the William H A Richardson Family of Sackville, New Brunswick, and Reading, Massachusetts

Mary Dobson¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S373] Personal communication
2. [S639] Ancestral File from LDS
3. [S612] First Families in New Brunswick