McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 22

Page 22 of the McAlpine's York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85

[ABBREVIATIONS (found on page 17)  –ab above; adv advertisement; asst assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do same place or same street; dept department; e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; s s south side; wid widow; w s west side; n north; s south; e east; w west; bet between.]

Transcription:

FREDERICTON.

Cure that Cough with Davis’ Balsamic Cough Mixture, F’ton

BLACK JOHN, Barrister and Notary, Ins. Agent, Queen, h Waterloo Row see adv opp
BOARD SCHOOL TRUSTEES, Chas A Sampson sec, Queen w
Bolter Rankin, labourer, h Waterloo Row
Bonner Amanda, wid Henry, h Brunswick
Bookhout George, carriage trimmer, h Queen
Boone Elzar, Clerk, bds Wilmot’s alley
Boone Jonas, boarding house, Wilmot’s alley
Boone Richardson, carpenter, h Brunswick
Botsford George, clerk Legislative Council, h Brunswick
Botsford George a, h Brunswick
Botsford Harry, surveyor, h Brunswick
Boudreau Norris, French teacher, bds Magee House
Boudreau Philias, French teacher, bds Magee House
Boulder Elizabeth, wid George, h Saunders
Boutelier William, waiter, h King
Boyer Alder B, student, bds George
Boyle James, school teacher, bds Albion Hotel
Boyle James, victualler, Regent, h do
BRADLEY REV FRANCIS, Roman Catholic, h Brunswick
Bradley Henry, labourer, h Queen w
Bradley Patrick, pedler, h Charlotte
Bradley Mrs Thomas, h Westmoreland
Brailey Charles, labourer, h Brunswick
Brailey Ellen, wid Charles, h Brunswick
Braison Frank, carpenter, h Charlotte
Braison Thomas, labourer, h Charlotte
Brassington Thomas, wood worker, h St John
Braithwaite Henry A, lumber agent, York, h St John
Braun Jesse, labourer, h King
BRAYLEY HOUSE, Joseph Phillips pro, Queen w
Brene Mrs Alice, h Regent
Brannen C Sterling, hardware clerk, h St John
Brennen Michael, teamster, h Regent
Brewer Lemuel P, machinist, h Wilmot’s alley
Brewer Merritt, agent sewing machines, h King
Brewer Milton, harness maker, h St Mary’s
Brewer Mirad, commercial traveller, h Queen w
Brewer Moses, labourer, h Westmorland
Bridges Hedley, school teacher, bds Brunswick
BRIDGES HENRY S, professor NB University, h Sunbury
Broderick Christopher, bookkeeper, h Charlotte
Broderick Christopher, victualler, Regent, h do
Broderick Fanny, wid Walter, h Brunswick

Tennant, Davies & Co., F’ton, N. B., Col’d Silks extra value.

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A York Sunbury Museum project … exhibiting the history of Fredericton and central New Brunswick!

Civil Commissions

MC300-MS52 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description  (page 261)

If you are interested in any of these files then please contact the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.

“This series contains ten commissions appointing individuals to various civic positions such as justice of the peace, high sheriff, and deputy surveyor.  They date between 1789 and 1882.”

1  Appointment of Justices of the Peace for Sunbury County including Jonathan Bliss, John Saunders, Ward Chipman, John Murray Bliss, George Howard, Christopher Billopp, John Coffin, John Robinson, William Black, Samuel Denny Street, Anthony Lockwood, George Shore, Thomas Wetmore, William Botsford, Samuel Peabody, Elijah Miles, David Burpe, Isaac Hubbard, John Hazen, Ichabod Smith, Clapman Smith, Stephen Peabody, Charles F. Street and Thomas Odber Miles; August 2, 1822.

2  Appointment of Justices of the Peace for York County including John Allen, Peter Fraser, Thomas C. Lee, John Robinson, Peter Clements, John Henry Smith, Richard Ketchum, James Upham, James A. McLaughlan, Thomas Emerson, Thomas Jones, Jedediah Slason, George Minchin, George Morehouse, Josiah Brown, John Dibblee, James Harrison, Simon Hammond, Jacob Allan, William Robinson, William Wilmot, William Davidson, Patrick Campbell, James Miles, John Dow, Adam Sharp, Arthur B. Walsh, William Hallett, Francis Rice and Ross Curry; March 17, 1830.

3  Appointment of Justices of the Peace for Sunbury County including Elijah Miles, David Burpe, Thomas O. Miles, Theodorus V.W. Clowes, Isaac Hubbard,  Clapman Smith, Stephen Peabody, Charles F. Street, Cushi Hatheway, Nathaniel Hubbard, James Tilley, George Hayward, Charles Hazen and William Hoyt; March 18, 1830.

4  Appointment of Xenophon Jouett to be High Sheriff of York County; September 14, 1789.

5  Commission to John James Fraser of the Supreme Court; December 28, 1882.

6  Appointment of George Haddon to be Swedish Vice-Consul at Dalhousie; October 26, 1863.

7  Appointment of Michael O’Connor of Northumberland County to be deputy surveyor; August 3, 1826.

8  Appointment of Robert Chestnut of Fredericton as Fireward; December 31, 1849.

9  Appointment of Beverley Robinson Jouett to be Serjeant-at-Arms replacing Isaac Woodward Jouett, deceased; February 5, 1838.

10  Appointment of Xenophon Jouett to be Serjeant-at-Arms; February 19, 1793.

Genealogical Charts and Family History Papers

MC300-MS20 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 175)

If you are interested in any of these files then please contact the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.

“This series contains compilations on families gathered from many sources.  The charts are mainly family trees drawn up by Lilian Maxwell et al.  This series, of course, is not the only place in the Collection to find genealogical information, but it is the series containing items, which seem to have been created specifically for genealogical and family history purposes.  The series measures 10 centimeters.”

1/OS  Price family genealogical chart. (See also MS1/20 letter from Gerald Keith dated October 2, 1974.)  MAP SECTION PANB

2/OS  Burt family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

3/OS  Hartt family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

4/OS  Thomas family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

5/OS  Segee family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

6/OS  Whelpley family genealogical chart. MAP SECTION PANB

7/OS  Fraser family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

8/OS  Jouett family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

9/OS  Yerxa family genealogical chart.  MAP SECTION PANB

10  Essay entitled “The Trinity Church Story” [New York] containing information on the following families:  Bogardus, Showers, Van Every, Scott, Brower (Brewer), Mathewson, Quackenbus, Hill, and Edwards; n.d.

11  Cox family genealogical information.

12  “Pioneers of Fawcett Hill, Sackville Parish, Westmorland County” by J.E. Humphreys, being Fawcett family genealogical information.

13  Henry family genealogical information.

14  Copy of a letter to Ronald H. Ness on the Van Ness family history; Federicton, March 30, 1949.

15  Excerpt entitled “Rev. Cavalier Jouet” from an article in the Collection of the New Jersey Historical Society, Vol. X, by Alfred Jones, pp. 108-112.

16 Simonds family genealogical information

17  Barker family genealogical information

18  “Our Ancestors and Their Families”, by Cleadie Barnett,  1968

19  “An Account of the Blakeney Family of Westmorland [sic] County, New Brunswick, Canada“,  rewritten by R.V. Blakeney,  1940

20  “Part of the 1940-41 Supplement to the Sprague Families in America”,  by Dr. W.V. Sprague, 1941  (This part deals with the descendants of Francis Sprague of Eastern Maine.)

21  Merritt family genealogical information

22  Family records of Joseph Clark Allan and Rebecca Davidson Ellegood  (described as the Akerley Papers)

23  Genealogical information about the Bayard, Busby, and Fisher families as found in the correspondence of Mrs. M.J. Thompson, Head of the Archives Division, University of New Brunswick Library, 1956.

24  Good family genealogical information

25  Clopper, Botsford, Roosevelt family genealogical information.

26  Extract of a letter from Judge K. Edward K. Winslow to Edward Winslow Jr. which mentions K. Colonel Stephen Miller, a biographical sketch of Miller who was a loyalist from Massachusetts; Kingsclear, December 30, 1811.

 27  History of the academic hood worn by members of the Roberts family such as Charles G.D. Roberts, Bliss Carman, Ellen M. Stopford; n.d.

28  Drummond and MacGregor family genealogical information, compiled by Mrs. Nathan Squires.

29  Slason family genealogical information.

30  Adams family genealogical information.

31  Wetmore family genealogical chart.

32  Garrison, Perley, and Palmer family genealogical information compiled by H.H. Stuart. and transcription of this prepared by George Hayward, 2006

a.  Perley family genealogical chart.

33  Smith family genealogical information.

34  Long family genealogical information.

35  Sharp family genealogical chart.

36  Merrill family genealogical chart and bulletin.

Clippings (MS19 – 1 to 18)

Samuel Leonard Tilley (1818-1896) (Image via Wikipedia)

MC300-MS19 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 146)

If you are interested in any of these files then please contact the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.

“This series contains a large volume of clippings from newspapers, magazines, journals, and other printed sources. In the nineteenth century, clippings were often glued into ledgers and account books as exemplified in 19/3 and 19/5 below.  The clippings do not always pertain to New Brunswick, but where they do, we have mentioned to topics in the descriptions.  Some of the items in this series are large volumes of clippings, and some are the complete number of a newspaper.”

1  Clippings kept by Miss Bessie H. White containing poems, stories and articles about public buildings in Saint John and Fredericton (from Saint John papers, 1876-77); Victoria School House, Saint John; Government House, Fredericton; Saint John’s Church (Anglican), Saint John; Trinity Church, (Anglican), Saint John; Fredericton City Hall; York County Court House; Saint John Court House, Carleton; Church of the Good Shepherd, Fairville; Saint Andrew’s Kirk, Saint John; New Parliament Buildings, Fredericton.  The clippings are contained in an account book for a large unidentified general merchandizing firm in Oromocto.  The ledger lists names of customers, sales, payments and balances.

2  Clippings on various items including events and people of local interest such as the death of L.A. Wilmot (1878); Queen Square Methodist Church, Saint John; Sir Samuel Tilley; Sir Charles G.D. Roberts; the death of Bliss Carman (1929); Old Government House, Fredericton; and some notes on the early history of Saint John and New Brunswick.

3  Clippings of fiction narratives in a day book, 1854.

4  Clippings kept by W.S. Carter of Saint John including musical programmes of the Saint John Oratorio Society, poems, short stories and local news items such as the collapse of buildings in Saint John, 1877; 1853-1931.

5  Clippings of short stories and poems contained in The Journal of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, 1860.

6  Clippings of rifle shooting competitions in New Brunswick collected in a Journal of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick; 1875-1880.

7  Clippings on local news items such as the Chignecto Canal, Chignecto Ship Railway, the Intercolonial Railway, Bishop Medley, and the Botsford family history; 1875-1898.

8  Clippings on local agricultural matters and railways contained in an insurance agent’s cash book; 1875-1884. (Also on Microfilm F345).

9  Clippings kept by Rev. J. Roy Campbell, Rector of Dorchester, generally consists of articles concerning Anglican Church events in New Brunswick; 1890-1902.

10  Clippings of G.A. Good (Volume I, 1937) of Ian Sclanders’ column, “This New Brunswick” from The Telegraph Journal, Saint John.  The column examines notable people, places and events including Albert County’s Underground Lake; R.B. Bennett’s home; Albert County; Big Cove Reservation Indians; Bonar Law home, Rexton; Lord Beaverbrook; Newcastle; Grindstone Industry; Stonehaven; Phantom Ship; Bay Chaleur; Allardville settlement; Tantramar marshes; Chignecto railway; Great Fire; and Campbellton.

11  Clippings of G.A. Good (Volume II, 1937) of Ian Sclanders’ column “This New Brunswick” including articles on John Gyles, Hartland Covered Bridge, Kingsclear Indians, New Brunswick Legislature, Henry More Smith, and Campobello Island.

12  Clippings of G.A. Good (Volume III, 1940’s) on international and local news.

13  Clippings of G.A. Good (Volume V, 1948-49) of Ian Sclanders’ column, “Industrial New Brunswick” on Atholville Mill; Bathurst Power and Paper Company; Nadeau and Nadeau (Furniture), Madawaska; Fredericton Shoe Factory; Enterprize Foundry, Sackville; Fraser Company, Edmundston; Dalhousie Mill; and Marysville Cotton Mill.

14  Clippings of G.A. Good (Volume VI, 1949-51) of New Brunswick and international news events including numerous essays on the Chignecto Canal written by New Brunswick High School Students.

15  Clippings of G.A. Good on papers presented to the York-Sunbury Historical Society on such topics as Maugerville, St. Anne’s Point, and Old Fredericton; 1942-1945.

16  Clippings of G.A. Good on the Allied involvement in World War II; 1939-40.

17  Clippings (two volumes) of G.A. Good on the Allied involvement in World War II; 1940.

18  Clippings (two volumes) of G.A. Good on the Allied involvement in World War II; 1941.