McAlpine’s York and Carleton Counties Directory for 1884-85 Page 70

Page 70 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.

Buy your Seeds from Davis the Druggist, Fredericton.

STANGER THOS, Merchant Tailor, Queen, h Charlotte  See adv opp
Stephenson Elizabeth, wid Robert, h George
Stephenson James, h King
Stephenson Lemuel, mason, h King
STERLING ALEX A, high sheriff, flour and prov whol, Queen, h Charlotte
Stevenson George, lumberman, bds Waverly house
Stewart Edward, laborer, h George
Stewart Isaac, foreman printer, h Northumberland
Stickney Benjamin, teamster, h Charlotte
Stockford David J, horse trainer, bds Long’s hotel
Storey Washington, clerk, h George
Stratton Frank, barrister, Queen, h Brunswick
Straton F A H, clerk Executive Council, h Brunswick
STREET ALFRED F, Collector Customs, h Charlotte
Street Johana, wid Lee, h Charlotte
STREET WM W, barrister and notary, Queen, bds Charlotte
Strickland Frank, carriage painter, h St John
Strickland Harvey, coachman John Orr, h St John
Strong Charles, student, bds King
Stuart Robert M, teller Maritime Bank, bds Queen
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h Queen
Sutherland John, hostler, bds Westmoreland
SUTHERLAND NATH C, boot & shoe’mkr, Queen, h Campbell
Sutherland Robert, leather findings, Queen, h do e
SUTHERLAND ROBT jr, builder & cabt mkr, Queen, h Ct H sq
Sutherland William H, painter, bds Northumberland
Sutton William, h Northumberland
Swade William, longshoreman, h Waterloo row
Sweeney Patrick, grocer, King, h do
Swimm Miss Eliza, h George
Symonds John, farmer, h Brick Hill Road
TABOR JESSE W, grocer, Westmoreland cor King, h Brunswk
Tackney Thomas, lumberman, h George
Tapley David, laborer, h Brunswick
Tattarsall John, blacksmith, bds York
Taylor George M, photographer, h off Queen
Taylor John M, engineer water works, h Northumberland
Taylor Miss Nellie, dressmaker, h St John
Taylor Rebecca, wid George, h of Queen
TEMPLE THOMAS, M P, h Queen e
TENNANT, Davies & Co, Dry Goods, Queen.  See adv page 2 and marginal lines

Tennant, Davies & Co., Fredericton, N. B., Scotch Tweeds.

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

Indentures of Sale

MC300-MS28 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 189)

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

“This series contains 9 items relating to the sale and transfer of land dating between 1787 and 1876.”

1  Indenture of sale of Mercy Harris, Sunbury County, to Thomas Peters, Queens County, for land in Hampstead; December 18, 1787.

2  Indenture of sale of Thomas and Susanna Peters, Hampstead, Queens County, to Marcus Peters, Hampstead, for Great Musquash Island and Long Island; May 15, 1798.

3  Indenture of sale of Abraham Stockford, Wickham Parish, Queens County, to William Peters, Hampstead, Queens County; June 26, 1818.

4  Agreement between Thomas M. Wright, Fredericton, and John Kileen, Douglas Parish, concerning land on the Cardigan Road, Douglas; September 5, 1840.

5  Indenture of sale of Marcus and Frances Peters, Sheffield, to William Peters, Hampstead, for Great Musquash Island; 1806.

6  Indenture of sale of Andrew and Elisabeth Guntor, Waterborough Parish, Queens County, to Alexander Montgomery, Wickham, for land near Washademoak Lake; May 5, 1797.

7  Indenture of sale of David Appleby, Wickham, to William Peters, Hampstead for land near Washademoak Lake; May 7, 1810.

8  Indenture of sale of The New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company to Peter McFarlane, Douglas Parish, for land in Douglas; January 19, 1848.

9  Papers of conveyance (or release) of Passamaquoddy Bay including the islands of Campobello, Penguin Island, and Mark Island from Sir Edward William Campbell R. Owen, William and Anne Owen, Glan Severn, and Richard Griffiths, Welchpool, to William Fitzwilliam Owen; April 16, 1835.