David PIKE [sometimes PYKE] was a grantee at Falmouth, Hants County, Nova Scotia, receiving his land there in July 1761. Many of the Falmouth grantees were from Rhode Island, but so far I've have been unable to find David PIKE in Rhode Island or (for certain) elsewhere in New England (but see below). From the apparent ages of his children, he must have been born no later than 1730. He may have been married twice, but there are only two records of his wife's name: Sarah named as the mother of his [apparently] youngest child, born 1765, and Abigail co-signing a land deed in Albert Co., New Brunswick [1797?]. As one of David's oldest children was named Abigail, and none are known to have been named Sarah, it may be that Sarah and Abigail were the same person. David and Abigail were both alive in Albert County in 1798. No records of their deaths or burial places have been found.
Only three children can be definitely attributed to this family: David Jr., Justice [sometimes, Justus], and Jonathan (although I have wondered if Jonathan might actually be the child of David Pike Jr.), but four others are almost certainly members of his family - Abigail, Rosanna, Mary, and Molly. There is no indication of any other PIKE family in Hants County or Kings County until after 1800, when PYKEs from a long-established Halifax family moved to the area. The tentative family is described below.
There are several sites on the World Wide Web that have identified this David PIKE as the son of Onesiphoros PIKE of Weston, Massachusetts. This is almost certainly an error, and may stem from some of my early speculations. [I mentioned this family to several people as a "possibility" because I was unable to find any other New England David Pikes of anywhere near the correct age.] Just recently, I found some intriguing information on a David Pike in Connecticut, about the right age for David, the Falmouth grantee. Another David born in the same town is the right age to be David Jr. A brother of David "Sr." allegedly had daughters named Rosanna and Abigail, seemingly too large a coincidence to be anything other than family names. I still have been unable to find any original records of this family group, so remember that it is strictly tentative at this time. If you know anything about the Connecticut PIKES, I'd be very pleased to hear from you. Please also send along any additions, corrections, comments, or questions.
I have only included six generations on this page, but I have some other, more contemporary information on some of the families. If you see something that interests you, let me know.
The references, you will find, are very repetitive. I always put all the reference with every person; cumbersome in a form like this, but you don't have to go searching for the information. All the generations are separated, and all the individuals are numbered, so just make liberal use of your scroll bar. THERE IS AN INDEX AT THE FOOT OF THE PAGE.
FIRST GENERATION [VERY TENTATIVE]
1 James PIKE
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Rebecca WOODRUFF [4 Feb 1690/1 - ]
Father: Samuel Woodruff (1661-1742)
Mother: Rebecca Clark (?-1737)
Children (PIKE):
2 - Samuel (1724- )
3 - David (1730-)
REFERENCES:
1. International Genealogical Index. [Pike information].
In IGI, I found the following records [haven't yet tracked down
sources] that look like they are very likely our Nova Scotia PIKE
family connection.
--Samuel WOODRUFF and Rebecca CLARK had dau. Rebecca WOODRUFF
4 Feb 1690/1
--Rebecca WOODRUFF married James PIKE of Farmington, CT [haven't
found date yet]
--James and Rebecca had Samuel PIKE (1724) and David PIKE (1730),
both at Farmington, Hartford Co., CT.
--David PIKE had David PIKE 8 May 1754 in Farmington, CT [no record
of David Sr's marriage yet, or of other children]
--Samuel PIKE had daughters Rosanna and Abigail in CT. [NOTE:
one of my correspondents suggested that Samuel might have died,
and David took his daus. to Nova Scotia with him. I think it may
be just as likely, or more likely, that those are family names
that David used, also.]
2. C. A. Torrey. New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston,
MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society.
In the CD-ROM version of "Torrey," there is the following
marriage record that may tie in with our PIKE family:
Samuel WOODRUFF [1661-1742] of Farmington, CT, and Rebecca CLARK
[?1667-1737] of Southington, CT, married ca 1685/6.
If my hypothesis proves out, their daughter Rebecca WOODRUFF [b. 4 Feb 1690/1] married James PIKE, father of our David PIKE [b. 1730 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT].
SECOND GENERATION
2. Samuel PIKE [James-1]
- - - - - - - - - - - -- -
Birth: 1724, Farmington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Spouse: Unknown
Children (PIKE):
4 - Rosanna
5 - Abigail
REFERENCES:
1. International Genealogical Index. [Pike information].
In IGI, I found the following records [haven't yet tracked down
sources] that look like they are very likely our Nova Scotia PIKE
family connection.
--Samuel WOODRUFF and Rebecca CLARK had dau. Rebecca WOODRUFF
4 Feb 1690/1
--Rebecca WOODRUFF married James PIKE of Farmington, CT [haven't
found date yet]
--James and Rebecca had Samuel PIKE (1724) and David PIKE (1730),
both at Farmington, Hartford Co., CT.
--David PIKE had David PIKE 8 May 1754 in Farmington, CT [no record
of David Sr's marriage yet, or of other children]
--Samuel PIKE had daughters Rosanna and Abigail in CT. [NOTE:
one of my correspondents suggested that Samuel might have died,
and David took his daus. to Nova Scotia with him. I think it may
be just as likely, or more likely, that those are family names
that David used, also.]
3. David PIKE [James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1730, Farmington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Spouse(s): Possibly married twice [Sarah, and Abigail], but the record is confused.
Children (PIKE):
6 - Rosanna (ca1752-)
7 - David (1754-)
8 - Abigail (ca1759-)
9 - Mary (ca1760-)
10 - Justice (1761-1844)
11 - Molly (ca1762-)
12 - Jonathan (1765-)
REFERENCES:
1. County of Hants, N.S. [Land records, HAYWARD and PIKE]. Windsor,
Nova Scotiqa, Hants County Court House. Records from Deed books
in Hants County, Nova Scotia.
---BOOK 3, document 253, page 269 - indenture of lease, 6 Apr
1763, D. PIKE of Falmouth, Kings Co., yeoman, to Joseph Frederick
Wallet Desbarres (now resident in Halifax), for £16, a piece
of dyke land #25 in Great Marsh in Falmouth. Witnesses: Abner
Hall and Sara Randal.
---BOOK 3, doc. 254, p.269 - 6 May 1763 for £300 DAVID PIKE
leased above land to J. F. W. Desbarres for 10 years (Desbarres
paid the £16 indenture). Witnesses: Abner Hall and Sarah
Randall.
2. Westmorland County-New Brunswick. [Land deeds involving David Pike and family, Westmorland and Albert Counties, New Brunswick]. Moncton, New Brunswick, Westmorland County Courthouse. -On 1 Sep 1790, for 50 pounds, Robert DICKSON and Jesse CONVERSE of Westmorland sold to David PIKE of Hopewell, the W1/2 of Lot No. 7, Hopewell, Hau Hau Division - about 250 acres. Witnessed: Duncan REED, Elijah SPRAGUE [deed registered 15 Jun 1795].
-On 1 Sep 1797, for 150 pounds, David PIKE of Hopewell, sold to Justus PIKE/PYKE [spelled both ways in deed] of Hopewell, a portion of Lot No. 7, Hopewell - bounded on east by James REED, on north by Justus PIKE, and stretching to the Bay. Witnessed: William BUDD, James REED, Duncan REED justice of the peace.
-From Deed Book C, p.75, #1176: David PIKE/PYKE Jr. of Hillsborough made the following agreement with Justice/Justus PIKE/PYKE of Hopewell. Justus paid David Jr. 50 pounds, for which David Jr. agreed to take their father and mother from Hopewell to Hillsborough and take care of them for life. David Jr. also signed over to Justice all rights to his property in Hillsborough, the land to be used as security for the parents if David Jr. should ever be unable to take care of them. [NOTE: This seems to be an accurate rendering of the content of this deed, but it leaves some questions: why would David Jr. sign his land over to Justice, rather than making stipulation in his will that it would be used to take care of their parents if David Jr. wasn't available. If David Jr. was ill, or planning to leave the area, why would he take on the responsibility for their parents?]
3. Wilbur, S.R. 1997. [My answer to inquiry on Susannah Pike
of Nova Scotia]. e-mail. 22 Jan 1997.
The parents of "Susanna" (Rosanna, in the Horton township
book) were almost certainly David PIKE and his first wife Sarah
_____ (2nd wife was Abigail _____). David Pike was one of the
original grantees at Falmouth, Hants Co., Nova Scotia. Most of
the Falmouth grantees were "planters" from Rhode Island,
but so far I haven't been able to find records of him there. He
may have been from Massachusetts or Connecticut - there were many
Pikes in both places, but few Davids - or perhaps he had only
just
arrived from Great Britain and hadn't time to establish a record
in RI before coming to Nova Scotia.
David Pike's definitely known children were Jonathan (b. 25 Nov
1765 in Falmouth, mother apparently Abigail), David Jr., and Justice
(or Justus). Other probable children were: Rosanna (m. Jonathan
Coldwell/Caldwell 2 Nov 1769); Abigail (m. Eliphalet Coldwell
8 Mar 1774); Mary (m.David Copp Sep 1777); and Molly (m. Stephen
Benjamin 17 Nov 1781).
The best information on David Pike's family seems to be in the
Horton township book, and in Duncanson's "Falmouth - a New
England township in Nova Scotia", p. 363.
4. Wright, E.C. 1982. Planters and pioneers, Nova Scotia, 1749
to 1775. Revised ed. Wolfville, Nova Scotia: Self-published. 334p.
PYKE - David PYKE at Falmouth 1761; m. 1st Sarah ____; m 2nd Abigail?____;
children Jonathan, David, Justice.
5. Province of New Brunswick. 1811. [New Brunswick Land Grant
to DAVID PIKE]. Fredericton, N.B., Provincial Archives. microfilm.
29 Apr 1811.
DAVID PIKE received a land grant [no petition on record, so don't
know how he happened to receive it], 200 acres in the 1st division,
Hillsborough. Recorded in Volume E, page 574.
6. Town of Weston, M. 1901. Births, deaths and marriages 1707-1850;
gravestones 1703-1900; church records 1709-1825. Boston, MA: McIndoe
Bros.
Children of Onesiphorus PIKE and Mary _____, born in Weston, MA.
-DAVID PIKE b. 20 Apr 1726, baptized 24 Apr 1726.
-John PIKE b. 29 Aug 1724, bapt. 3 Jan 1924-5.
-Mary (Sarah) PIKE b. 25 Dec 1727.
[NOTE: This is almost certainly NOT David Pike, father of Mary (Pike) Copp, but David is an unusual Pike family name, and this was one of the first we found.]
7. Duncanson, J.V. 1965. Falmouth - A New England township
in Nova Scotia. Windsor, Ontario: Self-published.
-p.363, The PIKE family
David PIKE m. 1st Sarah ___; m. 2nd [probably] Abigail ____; grantee
at Falmouth, Nova Scotia [NOTE: most of the grantees were from
Rhode Islan, but no origin given for the PIKEs] - 500 acres, grant
dated 21 Jul 1761; farm Lot 94; 6 Apr 1763 leased dyke Lot 25
to J. F. W. DesBarres; 7 Feb 1809 sold 6-acre lot to John Manning;
14 Sep 1809 sold farm Lot 94 and lands formerly belonging to Alex
Grant, to David PIKE Jr of Horton, N.S.
David PIKE Sr. shown as of Hillsborough, Westmorland Co., N. B.
- wife Abigail signs deed with him; deed for land in Hopewell,
N. B., with dwelling house, etc., from John Calkins to Justice
PIKE in 1792 (Ref. Folder 57, Article 84, New Brunswick Museum,
Saint John); 9 Mar 1798 agreement between David PIKE Jr. of Hillsborough
and Justice PIKE of Hopewell, whereby David Jr. agreed to "take
their father and mother from this place to Hillsborough...and
provide for them both during their whole lifetime" (Ref.
Folder 60, Article 326, N. B. Museum, Saint John).
Known children of David PIKE Sr.:
-Jonathan PIKE b. 25 Nov 1765 (Falmouth Township Book)
-David PIKE Jr.
-Justice PIKE
8. Huling, R.G. 1984. The Rhode Island emigration to Nova Scotia.
Reprint of Narragansett Historical Register, April 1889 ed. Toronto,
Ontario, Canada: Canadiana House. 49.
The Maritime Provinces area of Canada was ceded by France to Great
Britain with the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713, but the British hold
was tenuous and war threatened again around mid-Century. The Acadians
repeatedly refused to swear oaths of allegiance to the British
Crown, and Governor Charles Lawrence -without consultation with
the Home Government - ordered all Acadians removed from Nova Scotia,
to remove the threat of their taking sides in any conflict with
the French. In Sept 1775, 3000 Acadians were taken aboard ship
and removed to various locations in the southern colonies. The
houses are Grand-Pre were burned so that those who escaped roundup
would be unlikely to come back.
Governor Lawrence didn't want the Acadian improvements to the land to disappear, so made plans to get the land resettled with Englishmen. The Home Government wanted to give the land to disbanded English soldiers, but Lawrence strongly demurred. He said that soldiers were not the right kind of people to start a country with, that every soldier who had ever come to Halifax had either returned to England or become a dramseller! The Lords of Trade agreed, and Lawrence drew up a proposal to offer the land to New England colonists. The original proclamation was made 12 Oct 1758, followed by details of the settlement 11 Jan 1759.
In April 1759, agents from Rhode Island and Connecticut visited Nova Scotia and were favorably impressed. The first settlers arrived in the spring of 1760.
Names of persons at Falmouth 15 Nov 1760 include: Jabez HARRINGTON,
Alex. McCULLOUGH, Adam McCULLOUGH, and David PAKE [PIKE]. Grantees
at Newport 1761 included Zerobable WASTCOAT [WESTCOTT], Robert
WASTCOAT [WESTCOTT], Robert WASTCOAT Sr. {WESTCOTT], Stukely WASTCOAT
[WESTCOTT], and Joseph STRAIGHT.
Among those subscribing at Tantrimar [Sackville, New Brunswick]
was Jonathan PIKE
9. Province of New Brunswick. 1811. [New Brunswick Land Grant
to DAVID PIKE]. Fredericton, N.B., Provincial Archives. microfilm.
29 Apr 1811.
DAVID PIKE received a land grant [no petition on record, so don't
know how he happened to receive it], 200 acres in the 1st division,
Hillsborough. Recorded in Volume E, page 574.
10. Town of Falmouth, N.S. Town record of births, marriages and deaths 1747-1845. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Provincial Archives. JONATHAN PIKE, son of DAVID & SARAH PIKE b. 8 Mar 1765 [elsewhere says 25 Nov 1765]. [NOTE: It seems likely that this actually is a son of David Pike Jr. If Sarah was the mother of the other Pike children, she would be fairly old. Seems unlikely she was a 2nd wife, because David was later married to "Abigail".
11. C. A. Torrey. New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston,
MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society.
In the CD-ROM version of "Torrey," there is the following
marriage record that may tie in with our PIKE family:
Samuel WOODRUFF [161-1742] of Farmington, CT, and Rebecca CLARK
[?1667-1737] of Southington, CT, married ca 1685/6.
If my hypothesis proves out, their daughter Rebecca CLARK [b. 4 Feb 1690/1] married James PIKE, father of our David PIKE [b. 1730 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT].
12. International Genealogical Index. [Pike information].
In IGI, I found the following records [haven't yet tracked down
sources] that look like they are very likely our Nova Scotia PIKE
family connection.
--Samuel WOODRUFF and Rebecca CLARK had dau. Rebecca WOODRUFF
4 Feb 1690/1
--Rebecca WOODRUFF married James PIKE of Farmington, CT [haven't
found date yet]
--James and Rebecca had Samuel PIKE (1724) and David PIKE (1730),
both at Farmington, Hartford Co., CT.
--David PIKE had David PIKE 8 May 1754 in Farmington, CT [no record
of David Sr's marriage yet, or of other children]
--Samuel PIKE had daughters Rosanna and Abigail in CT. [NOTE:
one of my correspondents suggested that Samuel might have died,
and David took his daus. to Nova Scotia with him. I think it may
be just as likely, or more likely, that those are family names
that David used, also.]
13. MacLean. Descendants of James Pike. Internet document.
This document, prepared by "MacLean," was provided to
me by another correspondent, who found it on the World Wide Web.
I haven't been able to locate the source, myself. The document
is probably incorrect in the generations before David PIKE, the
Nova Scotia "Planter." "MacLean" may have
taken some of my Internet speculations about the origins of this
Pike line, and made them into "facts." The compiler
also does not use the "likely" label that I had put
on the family of David Pike, and made all the records look like
they were proven.
The records for the descendants of Justus PIKE are almost identical
to those from G. M. Sanderson [ see separate record], and it seems
pretty clear that their information is from the same source. There
are a few minor differences in vital record dates. The only information
provided by "MacLean" and not Sanderson is:
Ruth P. CROCKER, wife of Robert PIKE [b.1797] was born Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, 7 Dec 1797, died in Eastport, Maine 27 Aug 1888.
They had a son Robert PIKE, who married Elizabeth A. _____ [who
was b. 1823 and d. Eastport, ME, 4 Jan 1864]. Robert J. and Elizabeth
had a dau. Lizzie D. PIKE b. ca 1859, d. 4 Apr 1864.
Nancy CLARK, wife of John D. PIKE [b. 1799], was born 9 Apr 1800.
They had a daughter, Abigail PIKE, b. 1821 and died 19 Oct 1822.
THIRD GENERATION
4. Rosanna PIKE [Samuel-2, James-1]
---------------------------
5. Abigail PIKE [Samuel-2, James-1]
--------------------------
6. Rosanna PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1752
Spouse: Jonathan COLDWELL
Marr: 2 Nov 1769, Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Children (COLDWELL):
13 - William (1770-)
14 - Jonathan (1773-)
15 - Waity (1776-)
16 - Daniel (1779-)
17 - Jane (1781-)
REFERENCES:
1. Horton Township - Nova Scotia. 1751-1889. A register of the
marriages, births and deaths in the township of Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. Microfilm GS-2 2752 (LDS Church) ed. Vol.
MG4, Vol. 74 (Microfilm 15038). Halifax, Nova Scotia: Public Archives
of Nova Scotia.
Jonathan COLDWELL married Rosanna PYKE 2 Nov 1769.
Children: William b. 24 Aug 1770; Jonathan 16 May 1773;
Waity (daughter) 8 Jul 1776; Daniel 8 May 1779; Jane
5 Oct 1781.
7. David PIKE Jr. [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ? 8 May 1754, Farmington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
REFERENCES:
1. Westmorland County-New Brunswick [Land deeds involving David
Pike and family, Westmorland and Albert Counties, New Brunswick].
Moncton, New Brunswick, Westmorland County Courthouse.
-From Deed Book C, p.75, #1176: David PIKE/PYKE Jr. of Hillsborough
made the following agreement with Justice/Justus PIKE/PYKE of
Hopewell. Justus paid David Jr. 50 pounds, for which David Jr.
agreed to take their father and mother from Hopewell to Hillsborough
and take care of them for life. David Jr. also signed over to
Justice all rights to his property in Hillsborough, the land to
be used as security for the parents if David Jr. should ever be
unable to take care of them. [NOTE: This seems to be an accurate
rendering of the content of this deed, but it leaves some questions:
why would David Jr. sign his land over to Justice, rather than
making stipulation in his will that it would be used to take care
of their parents if David Jr. wasn't available. If David Jr. was
ill, or planning to leave the area, why would he take on the responsibility
for their parents?]
2. Duncanson, J. V. (1965). Falmouth - A New England township
in Nova Scotia. Windsor, Ontario, Self-published.
-p.363, The PIKE family
David PIKE m. 1st Sarah ___; m. 2nd [probably] Abigail ____; grantee
at Falmouth, Nova Scotia [NOTE: most of the grantees were from
Rhode Islan, but no origin given for the PIKEs] - 500 acres, grant
dated 21 Jul 1761; farm Lot 94; 6 Apr 1763 leased dyke Lot 25
to J. F. W. DesBarres; 7 Feb 1809 sold 6-acre lot to John Manning;
14 Sep 1809 sold farm Lot 94 and lands formerly belonging to Alex
Grant, to David PIKE Jr of Horton, N.S.
David PIKE Sr. shown as of Hillsborough, Westmorland Co., N. B.
- wife Abigail signs deed with him; deed for land in Hopewell,
N. B., with dwelling house, etc., from John Calkins to Justice
PIKE in 1792 (Ref. Folder 57, Article 84, New Brunswick Museum,
Saint John); 9 Mar 1798 agreement between David PIKE Jr. of Hillsborough
and Justice PIKE of Hopewell, whereby David Jr. agreed to "take
their father and mother from this place to Hillsborough...and
provide for them both during their whole lifetime" (Ref.
Folder 60, Article 326, N. B. Museum, Saint John).
Known children of David PIKE Sr.:
-Jonathan PIKE b. 25 Nov 1765 (Falmouth Township Book)
-David PIKE Jr.
-Justice PIKE
3. International Genealogical Index. [Pike information].
In IGI, I found the following records [haven't yet tracked down
sources] that look like they are very likely our Nova Scotia PIKE
family connection.
--Samuel WOODRUFF and Rebecca CLARK had dau. Rebecca WOODRUFF
4 Feb 1690/1
--Rebecca WOODRUFF married James PIKE of Farmington, CT [haven't
found date yet]
--James and Rebecca had Samuel PIKE (1724) and David PIKE (1730),
both at Farmington, Hartford Co., CT.
--David PIKE had David PIKE 8 May 1754 in Farmington, CT [no record
of David Sr's marriage yet, or of other children]
--Samuel PIKE had daughters Rosanna and Abigail in CT. [NOTE:
one of my correspondents suggested that Samuel might have died,
and David took his daus. to Nova Scotia with him. I think it may
be just as likely, or more likely, that those are family names
that David used, also.]
8. Abigail PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1759
Spouse: Eliphalet COLDWELL
Marr: 8 Mar 1774, Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Children (COLDWELL):
18 - Eliphalet (1775-)
19 - Kezia (1777-)
20 - David (1779-)
21 - Mary (1781-)
22 - Anna (1784-)
23 - Ebenezer (1786-)
24 - Jacob (1788-)
REFERENCES:
1. Horton Township - Nova Scotia. 1751-1889. A register of the
marriages, births and deaths in the township of Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. Microfilm GS-2 2752 (LDS Church) ed. Vol.
MG4, Vol. 74 (Microfilm 15038). Halifax, Nova Scotia: Public Archives
of Nova Scotia.
Eliphalet COLDWELL married Abigail PYKE 8 Mar 1774.
Children: Eliphalet b 14 Mar 1775; Kezia 19 May 1777;
David 7 Jun 1779; Mary 5 Aug 1781; Anna 9 Feb 1784;
Ebenezer 27 Jan 1786; Jacob 4 Jul 1788.
9. Mary PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1760
Spouse: David COPP
Birth: 10 Aug 1752, New London, New London Co., CT
Death: 4 May 1817, Lubec, Washington Co., ME
Father: Samuel Copp (1705->1774)
Mother: Elizabeth Leffingwell (1724-)
Marr: Sep 1777
Children (COPP):
25 - Catherine (1778-1853)
26 - Abigail (1780-1860)
27 - David (ca1782-1821)
28 - Mary (1788-1871)
REFERENCES:
1. Copp, D. [Land petitions, land grants, and deeds involving
David COPP Sr. in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick]. Halifax, Nova
Scotia, and Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives. microfilm
records. Review of the files at the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
provincial archives yielded the following land records involving
David COPP Sr.
25 May 1786 - From David and Mary COPP (yeoman, Hopewell) to Edward
DeWOLF (merchant, Horton) - £95 (plus 5 shillings for Mary!)
- half right to land at HaHa, Hopewell, that COPP had previously
purchased from Robert DIXON and Jesse CONVERSE - 200 acres - witnesses:
John TURNER Jr., Chandler MARTIN and Daniel DeWOLF.
2. Eaton, A.W.H. 1910. The history of Kings County, Nova Scotia.
Salem, Massachusetts: Salem Press.
P.617 - David Copp m. in Horton, Nova Scotia, Sep 1777 to Mary
Pyke; children Catherine (b. 3 Oct 1778) and Abigail (b. 17 Apr
1780).
3. Horton Township - Nova Scotia. 1751-1889. A register of
the marriages, births and deaths in the township of Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. Microfilm GS-2 2752 (LDS Church) ed. Vol.
MG4, Vol. 74 (Microfilm 15038). Halifax, Nova Scotia: Public Archives
of Nova Scotia.
David COPP married Mary PYKE Sept 1777; Children
Catherine b. 3 Oct 1778, and Abigail b. 17 Apr 1780.
4. Kanner, K.E. 1993. Early families revisited. Moncton, New Brunswick:
Privately published.
Capt. David Copp, son of Samuel Copp, b. 1752, 1st m. Mary Myke
[sic - PIKE], 2nd m. Hannah
5. Sewell, E. 1979. Westmorland County census record, 1803.
Generations (New Brunswick Genealogical Society) (1).
1803 inhabitants of the Township of Hopewell, Westmorland Co.,
New Brunswick.
-David COPP - 1 man, 1 woman, 3 over 10, 1 under 10.
6. Worthen, S.C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North
Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
65(1, 2, 3, 4):30-44, 132-140, 251-261, 373-380.
- Capt. David COPP b. 10 Aug 1752; d. 4 May 1817 Lubec, ME; m.
1st Mary PYKE Sept 1777 Horton, N.S.; m. 2nd Hannah PEAVEY.
David moved with his family from CT to Horton, N.S. when he was
about 9 years old. Land records: 1 Mar 1785 Horton, David acquired
land from John Reid; 24 May 1785 Horton, David to Elisha DeWolf;
27 May 1786 Hopewell, David to Edward DeWolf. "Some time
before Dec. 5, 1804, he removed [from Hopewell] to Eastport, Maine,
and afterwards to Lubec, Maine." [NOTE: he didn't necessarily
"remove" to ME - he had land holdings in ME and N.B.
at the same time.]
Children by Mary PYKE
3. Catherine COPP b. 3 Oct 1778 Horton, N.S.
3. Abigail COPP b. 17 Apr 1780 Horton
3. Daniel COPP b. Horton, N. S.; m. Catherine _______; he was
of Amherst, N.S. 20 Mar 1820 (a laborer), when he conveyed land
to John Fillmore. [NOTE: location makes it more likely that this
is a son of Samuel Copp's brother, John.]
3. Capt. David COPP Jr. b. prob. ca. 1794 [INCORRECT]; m. Anna
BRAY [INCORRECT]; d. 12 Dec 1877 [NO], Upper New Horton, N. B.,
by falling off a horse [true, but in 1821]; 3 children, born in
Upper New Horton, N. B.
Child of David COPP and Hannah PEAVEY COPP
3. Maria L. COPP b. 5 Dec 1804 Eastport, ME; d. 9 Apr 1877 Dennysville,
ME; m. 3 Oct 1824 at Eastport, William LINCOLN [son of Otis and
Elizabeth (THOMPSON) LINCOLN, b. 9 Jul 1801 (Perry ME), d. 24
Mar 1878 Dennysville, ME; a carpenter].
10. Justice PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1761
Death: 1844, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Spouse: Elizabeth
Birth: ca 1761
Death: 12 Jun 1857, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Children (PIKE):
29 - James (1788-1880)
30 - Elisha (1792-1880)
31 - Robert (1797-1870)
32 - John D. (1799-1893)
33 - Elizabeth (1800-1876)
34 - William (1803-ca1853)
35 - Sally (1806-1876)
36 - Dorcas
37 - Mary
38 - Abigail
39 - Lydia
REFERENCES:
1. Pike, D.H. 1975. [Letter regarding Justus Pike]. Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Public Archives. At PANS on MG1 film #588, in the Lois
Kernaghan papers (vol. 2597 #234-235) is a letter to PANS from
Dyan Howell PIKE (no address given), 25 Jul 1975, inquiring about
her husband's ancestry. Her information is that he descends from
Justus PIKE b. 1761 (possibly in Maine?); married Elizabeth _____,
4 sons born in Nova Scotia: Elisha 1792, Robert 1 May 1797, John
16 Oct 1799, and William 8 Sep 1803. William moved to Eastport,
Maine, and probably married there.
2. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
LAND RECORDS
-Vol. 24, pp.518-519. John BABCOCK of Eastport, ME, for $350,
sold to Justus PIKE, yeoman, of Eastport, 3 1/2 acres of land
on Moose Island, Eastport, adjacent to land of Andrew Harrington
and Robert McKenrie - 7 May 1807 [NOTE: this was apparently the
Justus PIKE homestead, still in his possession when he died in
1844.]
-Vol. 12, pp.73-74. John and Sarah/Sally KENDALL of Eastport, for $150, sold to Justus PIKE, yeoman, Eastport, 2 1/2 acres in Eastport near Gilbert Harris house and Andrew Harrington - 24 Apr 1820 [NOTE: this property was sold to Samuel STEVENS in 1838 - see below.]
-Vol. 12, pp.217-218. Moses LINCOLN, acting for the estate of William BOWEN of Perry, ME, for $250, sold to Justus PIKE, yeoman, Eastport, 30 acres of land in Eastport - 16 Jun 1821 [NOTE: this land was still in Justus PIKE's possession when he died in 1844.]
-Vol. 24, pp.519-520. Warren HATHAWAY of Eastport, for $100, sold to Justus PIKE of Eastport, 4 1/2 acres of land in Eastport near the land of Andrew Harrington and Nicholas Smith - 2 Oct 1827 [NOTE: Justus PIKE sold this land to John LANCEY jr. in 1835 - see below.]
-Vol. 56?, pp.445-446. Justus PYKE of Eastport, for $200, sold to John LANCEY Jr., 4 1/2 acres of land in Eastport near the land of Andrew Harrington and Nicholas Smith - 16 Nov 1835 [NOTE: this is the land Justus PIKE bought from Warren HATHAWAY in 1827 - see above. Betsy PIKE did not sign the deed, as wifes often do.]
-Vol. 38, pp.366-367. Justus PIKE, yeoman, Eastport, for $140, sold to Samuel STEVENS, Eastport merchant, 2 1/2 acres of land in Eastport near Gilbert Harris and Andrew Harrington - 1 Jun 1838 [NOTE: this is the land Justus PIKE purchased from John KENDALL in 1820 - see above. Betsy PIKE did not sign the deed.]
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
3. Milner, W. C. (1985). "Some Albert County history."
Generations (New Brunswick Genealogical Society)(24): 16-19.
Information from an account book kept 1776-1828 by Robert Dickson
of Hopewell, New Brunswick
- In 1878 Mrs. Dickson credits DAVID COPP with freight of nine
oxen from Horton, N. S., at 16 shillings each.
-Dickson was registrar of earmarks for cattle, and had a registration
for JUSTIN [sic] PIKE.
4. Sewell, E. (1979). "Westmorland County census record,
1803." Generations (New Brunswick Genealogical Society)(1).
1803 inhabitants of the Township of Hopewell, Westmorland Co.,
New Brunswick.
-Justus PIKE - 1 man, l woman, 4 over 10, 5 under 10.
5. Mitchell, B. A. 2000. [Justice Pike information]. e-mail.
Barbara A. [BELLMORE] MITCHELL information from various e-mail
exchanges.
<bellbarb45@aol.com> P. O. Box 6174 Middletown, RI 02842
"I am descended from Justice's eighth child, Elisha PIKE;
his son Simon H. PIKE; and Simon's son Milton F. PIKE [wife Rebecca]
and then my grandmother Ada May [PIKE] BELLMORE."
"I know that Elisha moved from Eastport to Lubec as all his
children were raised there. And many of the children I believe
are buried there as well.
6. F. Raye. 2001. [Mary (Pike) Morrison]. e-mail. 10 March
2001.
Frances Raye <Raye4960@aol.com> had a great great grandmother
Mary PIKE born in the 1790s in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. She married
James MORRISON on 26 Apr 1818 in Eastport, Maine. Frances suspects
she is a daughter of Justice Pike [which appears almost certain].
NOTE: Frances also sent us a descendants chart prepared by Guy Sanderson of Searsport, Maine, partially from information supplied him by Frances. That info is cited elsewhere.
7. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
8. Duncanson, J.V. 1965. Falmouth - A New England township
in Nova Scotia. Windsor, Ontario: Self-published.
-p.363, The PIKE family
David PIKE m. 1st Sarah ___; m. 2nd [probably] Abigail ____; grantee
at Falmouth, Nova Scotia [NOTE: most of the grantees were from
Rhode Islan, but no origin given for the PIKEs] - 500 acres, grant
dated 21 Jul 1761; farm Lot 94; 6 Apr 1763 leased dyke Lot 25
to J. F. W. DesBarres; 7 Feb 1809 sold 6-acre lot to John Manning;
14 Sep 1809 sold farm Lot 94 and lands formerly belonging to Alex
Grant, to David PIKE Jr of Horton, N.S.
David PIKE Sr. shown as of Hillsborough, Westmorland Co., N. B.
- wife Abigail signs deed with him; deed for land in Hopewell,
N. B., with dwelling house, etc., from John Calkins to Justice
PIKE in 1792 (Ref. Folder 57, Article 84, New Brunswick Museum,
Saint John); 9 Mar 1798 agreement between David PIKE Jr. of Hillsborough
and Justice PIKE of Hopewell, whereby David Jr. agreed to "take
their father and mother from this place to Hillsborough...and
provide for them both during their whole lifetime" (Ref.
Folder 60, Article 326, N. B. Museum, Saint John).
Known children of David PIKE Sr.:
-Jonathan PIKE b. 25 Nov 1765 (Falmouth Township Book)
-David PIKE Jr.
-Justice PIKE
11. Molly PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1762
Spouse: Stephen BENJAMIN
Birth: 12 Oct 1757
Father: Obed Benjamin
Mother: Mary (-1786)
Marr: 17 Nov 1781
Children (BENJAMIN):
40 - Daniel (1782-)
41 - Nathaniel (1784-1817)
42 - Sarah (1786-1865)
43 - William (1788-)
44 - Abraham (1790-1792)
45 - Mary (1792-)
46 - Miriam (1795-)
47 - Abraham (1798-)
48 - Lucy (1800-)
49 - Lavinia (1802-)
50 - Stephen (1805-)
REFERENCES:
1. Horton Township - Nova Scotia. 1751-1889. A register of the
marriages, births and deaths in the township of Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. Microfilm GS-2 2752 (LDS Church) ed. Vol.
MG4, Vol. 74 (Microfilm 15038). Halifax, Nova Scotia: Public Archives
of Nova Scotia.
Stephen BENJAMIN m. Molly PYKE 17 Nov 1781. Children:
Daniel b. 1 Dec 1782; Nathaniel b. 12 Aug 1784, d. 10 Sep 1817;
Sarah b. 5 Jun 1786; William b. 8 Jul 1788; Abraham b. 17 Mar
1790, d. 6 Oct 1792; Mary b. 19 Aug 1792; Miriam b. 5 May 1795;
Abraham b. 6 Apr 1798; Lucy b. 6 Jun 1800; Lavinia b. 17 Sep 1802;
Stephen b. 25 Jun 1805.
12. Jonathan PIKE [David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 25 Nov 1765
1. Town of Falmouth, N.S. Town record of births, marriages and deaths 1747-1845. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Provincial Archives. JONATHAN PIKE, son of DAVID & SARAH PIKE b. 8 Mar 1765 [elsewhere says 25 Nov 1765]. NOTE: Jonathan may be the son of David Pike Jr.?
2. Duncanson, J.V. 1965. Falmouth - A New England township
in Nova Scotia. Windsor, Ontario: Self-published.
-p.363, The PIKE family
David PIKE m. 1st Sarah ___; m. 2nd [probably] Abigail ____; grantee
at Falmouth, Nova Scotia [NOTE: most of the grantees were from
Rhode Islan, but no origin given for the PIKEs] - 500 acres, grant
dated 21 Jul 1761; farm Lot 94; 6 Apr 1763 leased dyke Lot 25
to J. F. W. DesBarres; 7 Feb 1809 sold 6-acre lot to John Manning;
14 Sep 1809 sold farm Lot 94 and lands formerly belonging to Alex
Grant, to David PIKE Jr of Horton, N.S.
David PIKE Sr. shown as of Hillsborough, Westmorland Co., N. B.
- wife Abigail signs deed with him; deed for land in Hopewell,
N. B., with dwelling house, etc., from John Calkins to Justice
PIKE in 1792 (Ref. Folder 57, Article 84, New Brunswick Museum,
Saint John); 9 Mar 1798 agreement between David PIKE Jr. of Hillsborough
and Justice PIKE of Hopewell, whereby David Jr. agreed to "take
their father and mother from this place to Hillsborough...and
provide for them both during their whole lifetime" (Ref.
Folder 60, Article 326, N. B. Museum, Saint John).
Known children of David PIKE Sr.:
-Jonathan PIKE b. 25 Nov 1765 (Falmouth Township Book)
-David PIKE Jr.
-Justice PIKE
FOURTH GENERATION
13. William COLDWELL [Rosanna-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 24 Aug 1770
14. Jonathan COLDWELL [Rosanna-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 16 May 1773
15. Waity COLDWELL [Rosanna-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 8 Jul 1776
16. Daniel COLDWELL [Rosanna-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 8 May 1779
17. Jane COLDWELL [Rosanna-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 5 Oct 1781
18. Eliphalet COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 14 Mar 1775
19. Kezia COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 19 May 1777
20. David COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 7 Jun 1779
21. Mary COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 5 Aug 1781
22. Anna COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 9 Feb 1784
23. Ebenezer COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 27 Jan 1786
24. Jacob COLDWELL [Abigail-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 4 Jul 1788
25. Catherine COPP [Mary-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 3 Oct 1778, Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 31 Aug 1853, Hillsborough, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Burial: Hillsborough Baptist Cemetery, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: James WALLACE
Birth: 8 Jan 1773, Horton, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Death: 17 Jul 1853, Hillsborough, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Father: John Wallace (ca1738-1835)
Mother: Catherine Cochran (1751-1812)
Children (WALLACE): 51 - James (1797-1871)
52 - William (1805-1892)
53 - David (ca1806-)
54 - John (1821-)
55 - Rebecca (ca1798-1813)
56 - Sarah (ca1803-1891)
57 - Mary (ca1808-)
58 - Abigail (ca1810-1883)
59 - Jane
60 - Michael (-1836)
REFERENCES:
1. Wallace, J. [New Brunswick land transactions involving James
WALLACE, husband of Catharine COPP]. Fredericton, New Brunswick,
Provincial Archives. microfilm. These records are of interest
because they involve James and Catherine (COPP) WALLACE, and also
because they involve the land that John and Mary (COPP) McCULLY
owned in Sussex, N. B.
11 May 180l - To James WALLACE (farmer, Hopewell) from William
and Catherine HUTCHINSON (gentleman, Sussex) - for £550
- 1200 acres in Sussex - witnesses: Samuel TAYLOR and GG. PITTFIELD.
3 Jun 1804 - To James WALLACE (farmer, Sussex) from theagents
of William HUTCHINSON, late of New Brunswick (Samuel HALLETT,
George PITTFIELD, George MORTON) - £100 - 350 acres in Sussex
- witnesses: John McKOWAN, Agnes MORTON, and Daniel McLEAN.
11 Apr 1811 - from James and Catherine WALLACE (farmer, Sussex)
to John McCULLY (farmer, Hillsborough) - £525 - 950 acres
in Sussex, part of what James WALLACE purchased in 1801 and 1804.
11 Apr 1811 - from James and Catherine WALLACE (farmer, Sussex)
to William WALLACE (farmer, Sussex) - £200 - 600 acres in
Sussex, the remainder of what they purchased in 1801 and 1804.
2. Hillsborough, N. B. "[WALLACE cemetery records, Hillsborough
cemetery, Albert Co., N.B.]." .
-John WALLACE b. County of Donegal, Ireland; d. 18 Jan 1835, age
97.
-Catherine WALLACE, wife of John Wallace, d. 31 Mar 1812, age
61.
-James WALLACE d. 17 Jul 1853, age 81.
-Catherine WALLACE, wife of James, d. 31 Aug 1853, age 76 [NOTE:
this is Catherine COPP]
There are other Wallaces in this cemetery, which is in downtown
Hillsborough.
26. Abigail COPP [Mary-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Apr 1780, Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 13 Mar 1860, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: George Griffith HAYWARD
Birth: ca 1773, Ireland
Death: 24 Nov 1856, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Father: Henry Hayward (ca1744-1808)
Mother: Isabella Griffith (1751-1789)
Marr: ca 1797
Children (HAYWARD): 61 - David (1799-1886)
62 - Humphrey (1801-1854)
63 - Mary (1803-1894)
64 - Catherine (1805-1864)
65 - Henry (1808-1877)
66 - William (1810-1881)
67 - Abigail (ca1813-1833)
68 - Sarah (ca1815-1830)
69 - Jane (ca1820-)
70 - Isabella (ca1823-1881)
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
1. Debts to be paid first.
2. To wife Abigail £40 yearly; sons Henry and William to
each pay £20/year as long as she lives, as long as she doesn't
remarry and ask for dowry. Also to Abigail, the use of her and
George's house, yard, furniture, etc., as long as she lives.
3. To son David the two lots currently in his possession: lot
14 (260 acres) and lot B (140 acres), plus all buildings and improvements.
4. To grandson Handford Hayward, son of late Humphrey Hayward,
the lot Humphrey had that George had purchased from James McAffie;
Handford to pay £15 for it, to go to William Morton (Norton?),
son of Samuel Morton.
5. To son Henry lot #58 bounded on the west by land George bought
from Philip Force, on the north by Trout Creek, and on the east
by Mrs. Bowser's land - 200 acres.
Also to Henry, 200 acres of lot 57 which George purchased from
Philip Force, except for that part reserved for Abigail's use
until she dies; then it goes to Henry.
6. To son William the hill land purchased from John Hennigar and
Samuel - William must pay off the £158 mortgage. Also William
gets 90 acres of lot 57 currently in his possession.
7. Sons Henry and William to divide equally the land on Salmon
River purchased from Jacob Snider.
8. To daughters Mary (wife of Thomas McLellan), Jane (wife of
William Pugsley), and Isabella (wife of Dr. David McLellan), £100
each, payable £10 per year.
9. To daughter Catherine (wife of Isaac Cleveland), £60,
payable £10 per year.
10. To granddaughter Sarah Frances (wife of Gilbert Davidson)
1 cow, 10 sheep, and (after Abigail's death) household furnishings.
11. To St. John District Church of Eastern British America, in
trust to support a Wesleyan mission in Africa - £50, payable
£5 yearly. Also £50 for a fund to support worn-out
ministers, payable £5 yearly.
12. Son Henry gets any remainder of the estate.
Henry and William Hayward were made executors; witnesses to the
will were Robert McCully, Hugh Teakles, and Clark Teakles. A property
inventory done 5 Dec 1856 showed the estate valued at £4311+,
£4150 of it in real estate.
2. Kanner, K. E. (1993). Early families revisited. Moncton,
New Brunswick, Privately published.
- George Griffith HAYWARD b. ca 1773 Ireland; d. 24 Nov 1856 Sussex,
Kings Co., N.B. Married ca. 1797 Abigail COPP, dau. of David and
Mary (PIKE) COPP, b. 17 Apr 1780 Horton, Kings Co. N.S. d. 13
Mar 1860 Sussex, Kings, N.B. Ten children:
3. Horton Township - Nova Scotia (1751-1889). A register of the
marriages, births and deaths in the township of Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Public Archives of
Nova Scotia.
--David COPP married Mary PYKE Sept 1777; Children
Catherine b. 3 Oct 1778, and Abigail b. 17 Apr 1780.
27. David COPP Jr. [Mary-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1782
Death: 1821, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Burial: Ha Ha Cemetery, Harvey, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: Elizabeth REED
Birth: 25 Mar 1779, Horton, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Death: 30 Nov 1841
Father: Duncan Reed (ca1747-1821)
Mother: Jerusha Post (1748-1817)
Children (COPP): 71 - David A. (1820-1891)
72 - Mary E. (1813-1869)
73 - Lucy (1822-1889)
74 - Jerusha
75 - Eliza
REFERENCES:
1. Anonymous. 1821. [Death of David Copp, Jr.]. City Gazette 20
Jun 1821, Capt. David COPP died recently as a result of a fall;
he left a widow.
2. Anonymous. 1821. [Notice of David Copp Jr. estate]. City Gazette 7 Nov 1821, Notice of David Copp Jr. estate; he of Hopewell, New Brunswick; mariner.
3. Anonymous. 1821. [Notice of estate of DAVID COPP Jr.]. City
Gazette (Saint John, New Brunswick), 7 Nov 1821, p.1.
Notice: All persons having legal claim against estate of the late
Capt. David Copp, mariner, Hopewell, should settle within 12 months
of this date. Benjamin Reed, Administrator.
4. Copp, D.J. [Land petitions, land grants, and deeds involving
David COPP Jr. in New Brunswick]. Fredericton, New Brunswick,
Provincial Archives. microfilm. A review of the land records at
the New Brunswick Provincial Archives identified the following
land actions involving David COPP Jr.
29 May 1793 - David COPP Sr., David COPP Jr., William REED, and
Benjamin BENNETT petitioned for land at Cape Enrage, Hopewell;
repetitioned 25 May 1797 - apparently never granted.
6 Nov 1807 - To David COPP Jr. (mariner, Westmorland) from Michael
McCARTHEY (tailor, City of Saint John) - for £60, time payment
- City of Saint John lots #639, 640, 641, 642, 643, and 644 -
altogether, a 100 x 240 foot area witnesses Charles J. PETERS
and Elizabeth PETERS.
24 Mar 1819 - To David COPP Jr. (Hopewell) from Nehemiah and Abigail
STEVENS (yeoman, Hopewell) - for £250 - acreage in Hopewell
- 160 acres - witnesses: Duncan READ and Nickolson MOORE.
Mar 1820 - To David COPP Jr. (yeoman, Hopewell) from Nathan and
Mary WILBUR (yeoman, Hopewell) - for £80 - HaHa, Hopewell
- 6-2/3 acres - witnesses: William D. REID and John COPP.
5. New Brunswick Genealogical Society. 1982. New Brunswick
vital records from newspapers 1816-1823. Fredericton, N.B.: N.B.Genealogical
Society.
13 Jun 1821 City Gazette, St. John - died lately, age 39, Capt.
David COPP, death occasioned by a fall.
6. Smith, G.S. 1821. Letters of administration upon the estate
of David Copp Jr. letter. 10 Sep 1821.
The following letter, appointing an administrator for the estate
of David Copp Jr., is on microfilm at the Provincial Archives,
Fredericton, New Brunswick.
"His Excellency Major General George [Shacy Smith?] lieutenant
Governor and Commander in charge of the Province of New Brunswick
and [?],
To Benjamin Reed of Hopewell, yeoman, administrator of all and
singular the goods chattels and credits [?] of David Copp deceased.
Greetings.
Whereas the said David Copp lately died intestate and is said
having [ ] and at the time of his death goods chattels and credits
within the Province [ ] whereof the granting of a [ ] of all an
[ ] and also the [auditing?] allowing and finally discharging
the account thereof unto me only doth belong. In order therefore
that the said good [ ] of the said deceased may be fully and lawfully
[ ], applied and disposed of according to law [ ]by these presents
grant unto you the said Benjamin Reed in whose fidelity I do confide
[ ] and authority to administer and faithfully dispose of all
and singular the said goods chattels and credits of the said deceased,
and to ask [ ] and secure whatever goods chattels and credits
[ ] to the said deceased whilst living and at the time of his
death did in any way belong and [ ]. Whatever debts the said deceased
at the time of his death did [ ] so far as such goods chattels
and credits [ ] extend, and the law charge you. You having [ ]
already [ ] and faithfully to administer the said goods chatels
and credits and to [ ] the said deceased and to [ ] to be made
a true and perfect [ ] of all and singular the goods chattels
and credits of the said deceased and to [ ] into the Registry
of the [ ] Court of the Said Province at Sackville, and also to
enter a true and just account of your administration. Etc.
[Hard to read all the boiler plate, but basically assigns Benjamin
Reed of Hopewell to administer David Copp Jr's estate, make an
inventory, pay off his debts as possible, and report to the Court
at Sackville, N.B.
7. Worthen, S.C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North
Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
65(1, 2, 3, 4):30-44, 132-140, 251-261, 373-380.
- Capt. David COPP Jr. b. prob. ca. 1794 [INCORRECT]; m. Anna
BRAY [INCORRECT]; d. 12 Dec 1877 [NO], Upper New Horton, N. B.,
by falling off a horse [true, but in 1821]; 3 children, born in
Upper New Horton, N. B.
1. Mary E. COPP b. 30 Sep 1813; d. 5 Aug 1869 Eastport, ME; m.
Chandler COPP, son of Samuel and Anna (BENNETT) COPP, about 1840.
Chandler b. 10 Oct 1814 Waterside, N.B.; d. 3 Dec 1873 Eastport,
ME.
1. Lucy COPP b. ca 1816 Upper New Horton, N. B.; died at Hopewell
Hill; m. Allen BRAY [son of Benjamin and Lucy (FERGUSON) BRAY;
born and died at New Horton]
1. David A. COPP b. ca. 1819 Upper New Horton, N. B.; d. 4 Jul
1891 Upper New Horton; farmer; m. Phebe Ann BRAY [dau. of Benjamin
and Nancy (FERGUSON) BRAY].
8. Milner, W. C. History of Albert County. Saint John, New Brunswick,
The New Brunswick Museum.
-Probate record - David Copp [Jr.] died 1821, Benjamin Reed administrator.
P. 161 - In 1791 or 1793, David Copp, David Copp Jr., William
Reid, and Benjamin Bennett memorialized the Government for four
rights of land applied for by Joseph Woodworth seven years previously,
but it had not been settled or improved; the four asked that the
land be granted to them.
9. Reed, D. (1995). [Family sheet for descendants of David COPP
Jr.]. Toronto, Canada.
David Reed of Toronto, Canada, offered the following descendancy
chart for David COPP Jr.
1- David COPP Jr. b. ca. 1782? d. Jan 1821 Hopewell
sp. Elizabeth REED (father Duncan REED, mother Jerusha
POST) b. 25 Mar 1779 Horton, N.S.; d. 30 Nov 1841?
(she married 2nd William PECK)
2 - Eliza COPP b. ca 1810?
sp. James REED m. 18 Jun 1829 Westmorland,N.B
2 - Mary COPP b. ca. 1817
sp. Elisha OLIVER, m. 23 Dec 1843
2 - Jerusha COPP
2 - David A. COPP b. ca. 1820, d. 4 Jul 1891?
sp. Ann BRAY 5 Jun 1851
2 - Lucy COPP b. ca 1821, d. 27 Sep 1889
sp. Allen BRAY m. ca. 1847
[NOTE: There is at least one error in the above: the Mary COPP who married Elisha OLIVER appears to be the granddau. of Jonathan COPP, David Sr's brother. David COPP Jr. dau. Mary E. COPP appears to have married her cousin, Chandler COPP, and moved to Eastport, Maine.] Also, I have found no support for Eliza {COPP} REED or Jerusha COPP being David Jr.'s daughters.
10. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 3, #43, 16 Jun 1821 - In Hopewell, New Brunswick, no date:
Capt. David COPP, 39 years, death occasioned by falling from a
horse. He left a wife and 4 children.
28. Mary COPP [Mary-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 12 Nov 1788, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: 9 Sep 1871, Harrisburg, Linn Co., Oregon
Burial: Masonic Cemetery, Harrisburg, Linn Co., OR
Spouse #1: John McCULLY
Birth: 25 Aug 1784, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death: 19 Aug 1830, Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH
Father: Samuel McCully (-<1788)
Marr: 23 Mar 1811, Hillsborough, Westmorland Co., New Brunswick
Children (McCULLY): 76 - Samuel (1812-1890)
77 - David (1814-1906)
78 - Asa Alfred (1818-1886)
79 - John Wilmer (1821-1889)
80 - Mary Jane (1824-1902)
81 - William Hamilton (1829-1907)
Spouse #2: John McPHERSON
Birth: ca 1768, Virginia
Death: ca 1850, Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co., Ohio
Marr: 21 Mar 1833, Guernsey County, Ohio
Child (McPHERSON): 82 - Marion Benson (1835-1837)
REFERENCES:
1. Anonymous. 1906. Some Reminiscences of David McCully.
Details of the 1852 Trip overland from Iowa to Oregon
-Stopped for a week or more on Bear River near Soda Springs because
of mountain sickness - Samuel McCully and Mary Copp McCully affected.
2. Anonymous. 1950. Our great grandparents. This collection of
facts apparently was done by some descendant of Samuel McCULLY
and Katherine DILLON McCULLY; there is one citation to "now"
being 1950. The report has been plagarized and embellished over
the years, and there are a number of versions. One with pictures
and news clippings is in this data base under "Murdoch",
where the information from this one is summarized, also.
There are few differences in facts between this version and Murdoch.
One is the spelling of Mary COPP McCULLY's sister's name: WALLIS
here, WALLA in Murdoch. This also notes that Mary's sister Mrs.
READING died in IA.
3. Dabney, P.P. 1932. (Family history written by Percy Pope Dabney
for his daughter Alice Madison Moores.
Mary COPP McCULLY - "Included in the [1852 wagon train to
OR] party was his [Asa McCULLY's] mother who started with the
train expecting to accompany the party for a day only & then
refused to return and kept on in the trek to Oregon - old as she
was and ill provided for the six month's journey." [NOTE:
a contrary family story, perhaps related by Eula McCULLY to Dolly
Sainsbury in the 1960s, is that Mary didn't want to go, but that
the boys tricked her into continuing with them.]
4. Kanner, K. and V. Geldart. 1986. Marriage register, Westmorland
County, New Brunswick, 1790 - 1856: Self-published. 293p.
Marriage Records, Westmorland County (including Albert County),
New Brunswick, 1790 - 1856.
-JOHN McCULLY and MARY COPP 23 March 1811
5. McCully, D. 1895. Biographical Sketch of the lives of David
and Mary Ann McCully, Salem, Oregon. 1 March 1895.
Miscellaneous McCULLY family information
-Mary COPP McCULLY dau. of English sea captain; b. Portland, ME;
d. Harrisburg, OR, Sep 1871.
6. McCully and Hendershott. [McCully and Hendershott birth, marriage
and death records from family Bibles].
We have copies of pages from a number of family bibles, mostly
supplied by Dolly Sainsbury. The individual records have been
included in individual summaries.
-Mary COPP McCULLY b. 12 Nov 1788; married John McCULLY 25 Mar
1811.
7. Miles, J. and R.R. Milligan. 1990. Pioneer settlers, Linn County,
Oregon. Vol. 12. Albany, Oregon: Linn Benton Genealogical Services.
102.
Mary COPP McCULLY McPHERSON b. 12 Nov 1788 Eastport, ME; m. 1st
John McCULLY 25 Mar 1811 ME [INCORRECT] - John b. 25 Aug 1784
Halifax, N. S., d. 19 Aug 1830 Jefferson Co., OH; m. 2nd John
McPHERSON 1836 OH; d. 9 Sep 1871 Harrisburg, OR; buried Masonic
cemetery, Harrisburg.
8. Murdock, T. [Collection of facts, photos and newsclippings
about the McCully families].
The "author" of this collection is probably Thae Reitzel
Murdock, as the collection runs heavily to the Samuel McCully
line. The basic narrative has been reproduced a number of times,
so it may be that Thae Murdock was not the original author, but
a later compiler of Samuel McCully/Hendershott family information
to go with it.
-Mary COPP McCULLY b. Eastport, ME, 12 Nov 1788; father a sea
captain on a whaling ship [NOTE: probably not}; three sisters
- Mrs. George Haywards, Mrs. Reading, and Mrs. Walla [NOTE: Wallis,
in another version of this paper].
After John McCully died, Mary moved to Guernsey Co., OH, "near
the Dillons"; m. John McPHERSON but "they were not happy
together." Their son was burned to death at the age of 6,
while family was clearing brush; Mary later left McPherson. Twelve
years before she died, she dislocated her hip and never walked
again. She was a "staunch Methodist".
9. Sainsbury, D. [Cemetery inscriptions from various McCully
family cemeteries].
-Mary COPP McCULLY - Masonic Cemetery, Harrisburg, OR - born Eastport,
ME 12 Nov 1788; d. 9 Sep 1871.
10. Sainsbury, D. [Family group records for various McCully
families].
-Mary COPP McCULLY m. John McPHERSON 21 Mar 1833 Guernsey Co.,
OH
-Marion Benson McPHERSON, son of John and Mary (COPP McCULLY)
McPHERSON< b. 23 Dec 1835 Guernsey Co., OH
11. Anonymous. 1871. Died (Mrs. Mary McCully). Pacific Christian Advocate (Portland, Oregon), 16 Sep 1871, Died: At Harrisburg, Linn county, Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1871, MRS. MARY McCULLY, age 84. Deceased was the mother of David and A. A. McCully, of Salem.
12. Anonymous. 1871. (Mary McCully death notice). Daily Oregonian
(Portland, Oregon), 14 Sep 1871, p.1.
mother of Asa McCully died at Harrisburg, age 84.
13. Haskin, H. 1976. Linn County, Oregon, 1860 Census. Salem,
Oregon: End of Trail Researchers.
HARRISBURG precinct - John LOVE, 35, farmer, TN; Mary Love, 34,
OH; Mary, 6, OR; Emma 4, OR; John 2, OR; Alice 6/12, OR; Mary
McCULLY, 74, ME. Personal worth: Real estate $34__, personal estate
$1810.
14. Jefferson County (Ohio) Court. 1826. (John and Mary McCully
land sale to Daniel Worrel). Deed Record Book K:98-99.
16 Sep 1826, John and Mary McCully sold 110 acres in Smithfield
Twp, Ohio, to Daniel Worrel, for $750
15. Jefferson County (Ohio) Court. 1830. (John McCully probate
- Mary McCully administrator). Court Journal F:374.
Oct 1830 - Court appointed Mary McCully administrator of John
McCully estate. "On motion ordered that Mary McCully be appointed
administratrix of the estate of John McCully dec'd - Bond to be
given in two thousand dollars: John Humphrey and David Humphrey
approved of as securities; John Neil, John Adams, and Daniel Rouse
appointed appraisers."
16. McCully, J. [Land actions involving John McCULLY of Horton,
Sussex, and U.S.A.]. Halifax, Nova Scotia; Fredericton, New Brunswick,
Provincial Archives. microfilm. The following land records involving
John McCULLY while in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are documented
in the provincial archives.
12 Apr 1809 - To John McCULLY and Samuel McCULLY (Horton) from
brother William McCULLY (Horton) - £60 - William's rights
to the 600 acres at Great Village left to the three of them in
their father's estate - witnesses (at Horton): Oliver LYMAN and
John COCHRAN.
20 Nov 1809 or 1810? - From John McCULLY and Samuel McCULLY (Horton)
to William SPENCER (Londonderry) - £110 - 600 acres at Great
Village left to them in their father's estate - witnesses: Joseph
MAHON and Joseph SPENCER.
11 Apr 1811 - To John McCULLY (farmer, Hillsborough) from James
and Catherine WALLACE (farmer, Sussex) - £525 - 950 acres
in Sussex, part of what James bought in 1804 - witnesses: W. M.
WALLACE and G. PITTFIELD.
8 Aug 1816 - From John and Mary McCULLY (farmer, Sussex) to Samuel
McCULLY (Sussex) - £200 - 450 acres in Sussex, part of what
John bought from the WALLACES in 1811 - witnesses: George PITTFIELD
and Samuel PITTFIELD.
10 Jan 1817 - From John and Mary McCULLY (farmer, Sussex) to William
READ (joyner, Sussex) - £20 - 300 acres at Sussex, part
of what John bought from the WALLACES in 1811 - witnesses: James
McCULLY and George G. HAYWARD. [note: William and Eunice READ
(farmer, Caledonia, Westmorland Co., formerly of Sussex) sold
this land 19 Dec 1832 to Silas G. DeFOREST (farmer, Sussexvale)
for £75].
31 Jan 1820 - John McCULLY, Samuel McCULLY (previously of Onslow
and Hopewell), Samuel McCULLY Jr., George HAYWARD, Henry HAYWARD,
William WALLACE, and Samuel PHOLE (?) - all of Sussex - petitioned
for crown lands in Sussex. John McCULLY was granted 200 acres
officially 7 Oct 1830.
10 May 1822 - From John and Mary McCULLY (farmer, Sussex) to Robert
and Rachael COLPITTS (farmer, Sussex) - £650 - 300 acres
in Sussex, the remainder of what John bought from James and Catherine
WALLACE in 1811 - witnesses: Samuel FREEZE and William WALLACE.
[note: 14 May 1822 this sale was amended to be a mortgage of £325
- witnesses: ___SWYMMER (?) and William SIMPSON.]
3 Nov 1828 - From John McCULLY (formerly Sussex) to Samuel McCULLY
(brother, Sussex) - power of attorney to sell John's 200 acre
land grant at Sussexvale - witness: Robert McMONAGLE.
15 Jun 1830 - From Samuel McCULLY (Sussex) for John McCULLY (U.S.A.)
to Robert McMONAGLE - £17-10 shillings - 200 acre land grant
in Sussexvale - witnesses: George G. HAZEN and John SCOTT.
17. Guernsey County- Ohio. [Land transactions involving the
McCULLY family in Guernsey County, Ohio]. Cambridge, Ohio, Guernsey
County Courthouse. Guernsey County Deed Book H, pp. 162-163 -
31 Mar 1832 - From Hugh and Amelia McMECHEN (Guernsey County,
Ohio) to Mary McCULLY (Guernsey Co.) - for $1000 - NE-1/4 of Section
4 T10 R7 - 160 acres - witnesses: George ROUSE and James WOODS.
Deed Book Q, p.438 - 18 Mar 1843 - John McPHERSON for $5 quitclaimed
his rights (apparently) to the above property to David and Asa
McCULLY - witnesses: Thomas M.CLARK and Robert HALL.
Deed Book Q, p. 55l - 17 Feb 1844 - From Mary McPHERSON (Belmont
County) to David and Asa A. McCULLY (Guernsey County) - for $800
- 156 acres in Guernsey Co, being the same as the land described
above - witnesses: Thomas W. CLARK and Samuel GILLESPIE.
Deed Book Q, p. 587 -2 Apr 1844 - From John and Mary McPHERSON
(Belmont Co.) to David and Asa A. McCULLY - for $500 - NE-1/4
Sec. 4 T10 R7 - 160 acres - witnesses: Henry CRUSER and William
BOYD.
NOTE: There is some confusion in all this. It looks like the same
160 acres more or less (NE-1/4 Sec.4 T10 R7) are involved in all
these transactions - Mary McCULLY McPHERSON originally bought
it, she and new husband John sold it to David and Asa, and David
and Asa sold it when they were leaving for Iowa. However, counting
John McPHERSON's quit claim, it looks like the property was sold
to David and Asa 3 different times! Maybe when Mary decided to
go to Iowa with her sons, they "adjusted" the price
and negated McPHERSON's quitclaim. David and Asa did end up selling
the property for more than the combined three purchases!
18. Anonymous. 1871. (Mary McCully death notice). Daily Oregonian
(Portland, Oregon), 14 Sep 1871, p.1.
mother of Asa McCully died at Harrisburg, age 84.
19. Anonymous. 1871. Died (Mrs. Mary McCully). Pacific Christian Advocate (Portland, Oregon), 16 Sep 1871, Died: At Harrisburg, Linn county, Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1871, MRS. MARY McCULLY, age 84. Deceased was the mother of David and A. A. McCully, of Salem.
20. Dabney, P.P. 1932. (Family history written by Percy Pope
Dabney for his daughter Alice Madison Moores.
Mary COPP McCULLY - "Included in the [1852 wagon train to
OR] party was his [Asa McCULLY's] mother who started with the
train expecting to accompany the party for a day only & then
refused to return and kept on in the trek to Oregon - old as she
was and ill provided for the six month's journey." [NOTE:
a contrary family story, perhaps related by Eula McCULLY to Dolly
Sainsbury in the 1960s, is that Mary didn't want to go, but that
the boys tricked her into continuing with them.]
21. Haskin, H. 1976. Linn County, Oregon, 1860 Census. Salem,
Oregon: End of Trail Researchers.
HARRISBURG precinct - John LOVE, 35, farmer, TN; Mary Love, 34,
OH; Mary, 6, OR; Emma 4, OR; John 2, OR; Alice 6/12, OR; Mary
McCULLY, 74, ME. Personal worth: Real estate $34__, personal estate
$1810.
22. Sainsbury, D. 1966-67. [Record of two interviews with Eula
Frances McCully]. Orinda, California, 29 Dec 1966; 16 Jan 1967.
On 29 Dec 1966 and 16 Jan 1967, Dolly Sainsbury interviewed Eula
McCully at the home of a relative of Eula's in Orinda, California.
Below are highlights from the notes that Dolly made following
the visits.
Mary Copp McCully - "The McCully boys almost literally carried
their aging mother across the plains. She wasn't too crazy about
making the trip. They'd coax her along mile by mile saying she
could go back when they reached a certain town if she wanted to,
until the finally reached Oregon."
23. Colby, R. (1977). Henry County, Iowa, 1850 Census., Self-published.
McCULLY - New London Twp. - David, 35, merchant (400 a.), New
Brunswick; Mary Ann, 28, OH; Joseph H. 9, OH; Mary J., 7, OH (in
school); John W., 4, IA (in school); Estill A., 1, IA; Mary J.,
24, OH; Mary McPHERSON, 63, Maine.
29. James PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 14 May 1788
Death: 8 Jan 1880, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Spouse: Jane HERRINGTON
Birth: 19 Aug 1792
Father: Andrew Herrington (-1808)
Mother: Jane
Marr: ca 1809
Children (PIKE): 83 - Abigail (1827-1890)
84 - Simon (1810-1810)
85 - Andrew (1812-)
86 - James R. (1815-1871)
87 - Jane (1818-)
88 - Sarah Ann (1821-)
89 - Mary Eliza (1824-)
90 - Henry Allen (1829-)
REFERENCES:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 62, #7, 14 Jan 1880 - Died in Eastport 8 Jan 1880, James
PIKE, 93 years and 7 mos.
2. Morse, B. M. (1947). Early records of Eastport, Maine. Brunswick,
ME, Topsham-Brunswick Chapter, D. A. R.
Marriages
-James PYKE [PIKE?] and Jane HERRINGTON, both of Eastport, 26
Nov 1809.
Family of James (b. 14 May 1788) and Jane [___] (b. 19 Aug
1792) PYKE [PIKE]
Simon b. 19 Aug 1810; d. 1810
Andrew b. 8 Feb 1812
James Jr. b. 9 Mar 1815
Jane b. 20 Jun 1818
Sarah Ann b. 30 Jul 1821
Mary Eliza b. 20 Feb 1824
Abigail H. b. 7 Feb 1827
Henry Allen b. 19 Mar 1829
3. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
4. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
30. Elisha PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1792
Death: 10 Apr 1880, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Spouse: Lydia HERRINGTON
Birth: 1 Apr 1798
Father: Andrew Herrington Jr. (1777-)
Mother: Nabby
Marr: 10 Oct 1815, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Children (PIKE): 91 - UNNAMED (ca1820-ca1882)
92 - Simon H.
REFERENCES:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
-Vol. 5, #17, 15 Dec 1822 - Died in Eastport, 2 year old child
of Elisha PIKE.
-Vol. 62, #25, 19 May 1890 - Died in Eastport 10 Apr 1880, Elisha
PIKE, 88 years.
2. Morse, B. M. (1947). Early records of Eastport, Maine. Brunswick,
ME, Topsham-Brunswick Chapter, D. A. R.
-Elisha PIKE and Lydia HARRINGTON, both Eastport, 10 Oct 1815.
3. Mitchell, B. A. 2000. [Justice Pike information]. e-mail.
Barbara A. [BELLMORE] MITCHELL information from various e-mail
exchanges.
<bellbarb45@aol.com> P. O. Box 6174 Middletown, RI 02842
"I am descended from Justice's eighth child, Elisha PIKE;
his son Simon H. PIKE; and Simon's son Milton F. PIKE [wife Rebecca]
and then my grandmother Ada May [PIKE] BELLMORE."
"I know that Elisha moved from Eastport to Lubec as all his
children were raised there. And many of the children I believe
are buried there as well.
4. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
5. Pike, D.H. 1975. [Letter regarding Justus Pike]. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Public Archives. At PANS on MG1 film #588, in the Lois Kernaghan papers (vol. 2597 #234-235) is a letter to PANS from Dyan Howell PIKE (no address given), 25 Jul 1975, inquiring about her husband's ancestry. Her information is that he descends from Justus PIKE b. 1761 (possibly in Maine?); married Elizabeth _____, 4 sons born in Nova Scotia: Elisha 1792, Robert 1 May 1797, John 16 Oct 1799, and William 8 Sep 1803. William moved to Eastport, Maine, and probably married there.
6. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
31. Robert PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1 May 1797, Cornwallis, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 29 Oct 1870, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Spouse: Ruth P. CROCKER
Birth: 7 Dec 1797, Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 27 Aug 1888, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Marr: 18 Mar 1820, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Children (PIKE): 93 - Robert
REFERENCES:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 2, #30, 18 Mar 1820 - In Eastport, Robert PYKE [PIKE] m.
Ruth CROCKER.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. MacLean. Descendants of James Pike. Internet document.
This document, prepared by "MacLean," was provided to
me by another correspondent, who found it on the World Wide Web.
I haven't been able to locate the source, myself. The document
is probably incorrect in the generations before David PIKE, the
Nova Scotia "Planter." It looks like "MacLean"
took some of my Internet speculations [without attribution?] about
the origins of this Pike line, and made them into "facts."
The compiler also took off the "likely" label that I
had put on the family of David Pike, and made all my records look
like they were proven.
The records for the descendants of Justus PIKE are almost identical
to those from G. M. Sanderson [ see separate record], and it is
pretty clear that one copied from the other. There are a few minor
differences in vital record dates. The only information provided
by "MacLean" and not Sanderson is:
Ruth P. CROCKER, wife of Robert PIKE [b.1797] was born Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, 7 Dec 1797, died in Eastport, Maine 27 Aug 1888.
They had a son Robert PIKE, who married Elizabeth A. _____ [who
was b. 1823 and d. Eastport, ME, 4 Jan 1864]. Robert J. and Elizabeth
had a dau. Lizzie D. PIKE b. ca 1859, d. 4 Apr 1864.
Nancy CLARK, wife of John D. PIKE [b. 1799], was born 9 Apr 1800.
They had a daughter, Abigail PIKE, b. 1821 and died 19 Oct 1822.
4. Pike, D.H. 1975. [Letter regarding Justus Pike]. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Public Archives. At PANS on MG1 film #588, in the Lois Kernaghan papers (vol. 2597 #234-235) is a letter to PANS from Dyan Howell PIKE (no address given), 25 Jul 1975, inquiring about her husband's ancestry. Her information is that he descends from Justus PIKE b. 1761 (possibly in Maine?); married Elizabeth _____, 4 sons born in Nova Scotia: Elisha 1792, Robert 1 May 1797, John 16 Oct 1799, and William 8 Sep 1803. William moved to Eastport, Maine, and probably married there.
5. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
32. John D. PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 16 Oct 1799, Nova Scotia
Death: 23 Jan 1893, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Spouse: Nancy CLARK
Birth: 1800
Marr: 18 Oct 1820, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Children (PIKE): 94 - Abigail (ca1821-1822)
95 - Elizabeth (1826-)
REFERENCES:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
--Vol. 5, #9, 19 Oct 1822 - Died in Eastport, Abigail PIKE, dau.
of John PIKE; 16 months old.
--Vol. 3, #10, 28 Oct 1820 - In Eastport, no date given, marriage
of John PIKE and Nancy CLARK.
--Vol. 75, #5, 25 Jan 1893 - Died in Eastport 23 Jan 1893, John
PIKE, age 93.
2. W. Porter. 2001. [John and Nancy (CLARK) PIKE]. e-mail.
14 Jul 2001.
Information gleaned from e-mail correspondence with Wayne Porter
of Rollinsford, N.H. <twporter@mediaone.net>
"My great great grandmother was a woman named Elizabeth "Jenny"
Pike...I am quite sure she is the daughter of John D. Pike and
Nancy Clark of Eastport, Maine, born in 1826... Some of her [Jenny
Pike's] family migrated to St. Louis, Missouri."
In another posting: "John Pike family lived in Eastport and later Calais, Maine, early to mid 1800s. John was b. 1799, and married Nancy Clark, b. 1800. They had several children born in Eastport, Maine, some of whom moved to St.Louis, Missouri."
3. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
4. MacLean. Descendants of James Pike. Internet document.
This document, prepared by "MacLean," was provided to
me by another correspondent, who found it on the World Wide Web.
I haven't been able to locate the source, myself. The document
is probably incorrect in the generations before David PIKE, the
Nova Scotia "Planter." It looks like "MacLean"
took some of my Internet speculations [without attribution?] about
the origins of this Pike line, and made them into "facts."
The compiler also took off the "likely" label that I
had put on the family of David Pike, and made all my records look
like they were proven.
The records for the descendants of Justus PIKE are almost identical
to those from G. M. Sanderson [ see separate record], and it is
pretty clear that one copied from the other. There are a few minor
differences in vital record dates. The only information provided
by "MacLean" and not Sanderson is:
Ruth P. CROCKER, wife of Robert PIKE [b.1797] was born Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, 7 Dec 1797, died in Eastport, Maine 27 Aug 1888.
They had a son Robert PIKE, who married Elizabeth A. _____ [who
was b. 1823 and d. Eastport, ME, 4 Jan 1864]. Robert J. and Elizabeth
had a dau. Lizzie D. PIKE b. ca 1859, d. 4 Apr 1864.
Nancy CLARK, wife of John D. PIKE [b. 1799], was born 9 Apr 1800.
They had a daughter, Abigail PIKE, b. 1821 and died 19 Oct 1822.
5. Pike, D.H. 1975. [Letter regarding Justus Pike]. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Public Archives. At PANS on MG1 film #588, in the Lois Kernaghan papers (vol. 2597 #234-235) is a letter to PANS from Dyan Howell PIKE (no address given), 25 Jul 1975, inquiring about her husband's ancestry. Her information is that he descends from Justus PIKE b. 1761 (possibly in Maine?); married Elizabeth _____, 4 sons born in Nova Scotia: Elisha 1792, Robert 1 May 1797, John 16 Oct 1799, and William 8 Sep 1803. William moved to Eastport, Maine, and probably married there.
6. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
33. Elizabeth PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1800
Death: 4 Apr 1876, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Spouse: Jacob MAYBEE
Marr: 26 Aug 1815
REFERENCES:
1. Morse, B. M. (1947). Early records of Eastport, Maine. Brunswick,
ME, Topsham-Brunswick Chapter, D. A. R.
-Jacob MAYBEE and Betsy PIKE, both Eastport, date missing - likely
1815?
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
34. William PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 8 Sep 1803
Death: ca 1853
Spouse: Lydia T. CUTLER
Marr: 30 Nov 1824
REFERENCES:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 39, #22, 17 Mar 1854 - Died in Eastport 25 Oct 18__ Capt.
William PIKE, drowned.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. Pike, D.H. 1975. [Letter regarding Justus Pike]. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Public Archives. At PANS on MG1 film #588, in the Lois Kernaghan papers (vol. 2597 #234-235) is a letter to PANS from Dyan Howell PIKE (no address given), 25 Jul 1975, inquiring about her husband's ancestry. Her information is that he descends from Justus PIKE b. 1761 (possibly in Maine?); married Elizabeth _____, 4 sons born in Nova Scotia: Elisha 1792, Robert 1 May 1797, John 16 Oct 1799, and William 8 Sep 1803. William moved to Eastport, Maine, and probably married there.
4. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
35. Sally PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1806
Death: 12 Jun 1876, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
2. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
36. Dorcas PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: John LANEY
Marr: 22 May 1808, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
REFERENCES:
1. Morse, B. M. (1947). Early records of Eastport, Maine. Brunswick,
ME, Topsham-Brunswick Chapter, D. A. R.
Marriage Intentions - date certificate issued
-John LANEY and Miss Darius [Dorcas?] PYKE [PIKE?], both of Eastport,
intent 1 May 1808, marriage 22 May 1808.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
37. Mary PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: Cornwallis, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
Spouse: James MORRISON
Marr: 26 Apr 1818, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
REFERENCES:
1. F. Raye. 2001. [Mary (Pike) Morrison]. e-mail. 10 March 2001.
Frances Raye <Raye4960@aol.com> had a great great grandmother
Mary PIKE born in the 1790s in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. She married
James MORRISON on 26 Apr 1818 in Eastport, Maine. Frances suspects
she is a daughter of Justice Pike [which appears almost certain].
NOTE: Frances also sent us a descendants chart prepared by Guy Sanderson of Searsport, Maine, partially from information supplied him by Frances. That info is cited elsewhere.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
38. Abigail PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Abner HOAF
Marr: 4 May 1812, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
REFERENCES:
1. Morse, B. M. (1947). Early records of Eastport, Maine. Brunswick,
ME, Topsham-Brunswick Chapter, D. A. R.
-Abner HOAF and Abigail PYKE [PIKE?], both of Eastport, 4 May
1812.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
3. Washington County-Maine. [Land and probate records applying
to Justus Pike. Machias, ME, Washington County Courthouse. The
following records of Justus/Justice PIKE/PYKE deeds and probates
are on file in the Washington County courthouse, Machias, Maine.
WILL and PROBATE
Volume ___, pp. 83-84 and 177-178
-Will made 18 May 1844: All estate goes to wife Betsey PIKE for
support of her and their daughter Sally; whatever of the estate
remaining when Betsey dies goes to Sally; when Sally dies, the
remained to be divided equally among the other children: James,
Dorcas, Elisha, Mary, Robert, Abigail, John, Betsey, and William.
Robert MOWE was named sole executor.
-The Court of Probate accepted the will of the deceased Justus PIKE 3 Oct 1844, so Justus died between 18 May and 3 Oct 1844.
-The inventory of his estate filed 17 Jan 1845 showed $565 worth of real estate: his 4-acre homestead $250, a 1/2 acre of land at Harrington Cove $15, and 34 acres of farm and undeveloped land $300. It showed his personal worth at $88.00, including 2 steers $30 and 1 cow $10, and 1 cart $10; misc. furniture and household goods $26; and a pew in the meeting house at the head of Washington Street $12. Those taking the inventory for the court were Charles PEAVEY, Jery Burgin, and Daniel O'Dell.
39. Lydia PIKE [Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: HARRINGTON
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
2-Elisha PIKE b. 1792; d. 10 Apr 1880 Eastport, Maine; m. Eastport,
Maine, 10 Oct 1815 Lydia HARRINGTON
2-Robert PIKE b. 1 May 1797 Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; d. 29 Oct
1870 Eastport, Maine; m. 28 Feb 1820 Ruth P. CROCKER
2-John D. PIKE b. 6 Oct 1799 Shelby, Nova Scotia; d. 23 Jan 1893
Eastport, Maine; m. 18 Oct 1820 Nancy CLARK
2-Elizabeth PIKE b. 1800; d. 4 Apr 1876 Eastport, Maine; m. 26
Aug 1815 Jacob MAYBEE
2-William PIKE b. 8 Sept 1803; d. 27 Oct 1836 Eastport, Maine;
m. 30 Nov 1824 Lydia T. CUTLER/CARTER
2-Sally PIKE b. 1806; d. 12 June 1876 Eastport, Maine.
2-Abigail PIKE m. 11 May 1812 Abner HOAF/HUFF
2-Dorcus PIKE m. 22 May 1808 John LANCY
2-Lydia PIKE m. _____ HARRINGTON
2-Mary PIKE m. 26 Apr 1818 James MORRISON
40. Daniel BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1 Dec 1782
41. Nathaniel BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 12 Aug 1784
Death: 10 Sep 1817
42. Sarah BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 5 Jun 1786
Death: 6 Dec 1865
Spouse: Jonathan ALLEN
Marr: 20 Apr 1809
Children (ALLEN): 96 - Mary Jane (1810-)
97 - Daniel (1811-1874)
98 - Stephen (1812-1865)
99 - Salome (1814-)
100 - Claricy (1816-)
101 - Lavinia (1819-)
102 - Joseph (1821-)
103 - Perez Martain (1823-)
43. William BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 8 Jul 1788
Spouse: Rebecca DAVISON
Marr: 26 Mar 1817
Children (BENJAMIN): 104 - Hiram (1819-)
105 - Nathaniel (1821-)
44. Abraham BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Mar 1790
Death: 6 Oct 1792
45. Mary BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 19 Aug 1792
46. Miriam BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 5 May 1795
47. Abraham BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Apr 1798
48. Lucy BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Jun 1800
49. Lavinia BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Sep 1802
50. Stephen BENJAMIN [Molly-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 25 Jun 1805
FIFTH GENERATION
51. Rev. James WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Jan 1797, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 7 Mar 1871
Spouse: Susan PECK
Marr: Jan 1822
Children (WALLACE): 106 - Isaiah
107 - William
108 - Catherine
109 - Susannah
110 - Mary Ann
111 - Ruth
112 - Sarah
113 - Francis
114 - UNNAMED
115 - UNNAMED
52. William WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Jun 1805
Death: 3 Jun 1892
Spouse: Jane STEEVES
Marr: 12 Mar 1835
Children (WALLACE): 116 - Mary E. (ca1836-)
117 - Martha (ca1839-)
118 - James (1841-)
119 - Catherine (ca1842-1886)
120 - William (ca1852-1930)
121 - Emma (ca1854-)
REFERENCES:
1. Wright, E. C. (1965). The Steeves descendants. Wolfville, Nova
Scotia, Self-published.
This shows some of the descendants of James WALLACE and Catherine
COPP.
1 - John Wallace
2 - James Wallace
sp. Catherine COPP
3 - William Wallace
sp. Jane (Steeves?)
4 - Mary E. Wallace b. 1836?
sp. Rev. William I. Corey
4 - Martha Wallace b. 1839?
sp. Nathaniel Calhoun
5 - Walter Calhoun
5 - William Calhoun
4 - James Wallace b. 1841; killed in a gold mine in Australia
or California.
4 - Catherine "Kate" Wallace b. 1842? d. 14 Nov 1886.
sp. Israel M. Gross m. 24 Sep 1867
4 - William Wallace b. 1852? d. 1930; an M.D. invited to California
by Dr. Reuben Gross?
sp. Marietta Tufts, dau. of Ephraim Tufts, m. 1879.
5 - Carl T. Wallace, M.D., Eureka, CA; 3 marriages, 3rd m. Francis
Douraine.
6 - William Wallace
6 - Marietta Wallace (CA)
6 - Nancy Wallace (CA)
5 - Muriel Wallace (Montreal)
5 - William Lloyd Wallace (coroner, Eureka,CA)
6 - Jack Wallace
5 - Romaine Wallace (m. 2nd Lloyd Bridges of Eureka, CA)
4 - Emma Wallace b. 1854?
53. David WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1806
Spouse: Jane COCHRAN
Marr: 9 Nov 1832
54. John WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Nov 1821
Spouse #1: Eleanor RUSSELL
Marr: 11 Mar 1847
Children (WALLACE): 122 - James William
123 - Joanne
124 - George
125 - Catherine
126 - Laura
127 - Eleanor
Spouse #2: Cymantha FOSS
Children (WALLACE): 128 - Mary
129 - John
130 - Mynthia
55. Rebecca WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1798
Death: 20 Apr 1813
56. Sarah WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1803
Death: 20 Mar 1891
Spouse: William SMITH
Marr: 22 Jul 1829
57. Mary WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1808
Spouse: John BEATTY
Marr: 6 Oct 1831
58. Abigail WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1810
Death: 19 Jan 1883
Spouse: John Abner REED
Birth: ca 1805
Death: 5 Apr 1874
Marr: 22 Jan 1835
59. Jane WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1)
---------------------------------------------
60. Michael WALLACE (Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1)
---------------------------------------------
Death: 1836
Spouse: Mary Ann COCHRAN
Children (WALLACE): 131 - Isaiah
132 - John
61. David HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 14 Jan 1799, Newport, Hants Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 28 Sep 1886, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: Sarah McCULLY
Birth: 19 Nov 1800, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 19 Apr 1894, Penobsquis, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Father: Samuel McCully (1764-1853)
Mother: Sarah Hoar (1775-1860)
Marr: 25 Jan 1821, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Children (HAYWARD): 133 - Mariam (1822-1842)
134 - Susannah (1824-)
135 - Abigail
136 - William Henry (1829-)
137 - Elizabeth (1835-)
138 - Samuel (1838-)
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To son David the two lots currently in his possession: lot 14
(260 acres) and lot B (140 acres), plus all buildings and improvements.
2. Cusack, R. M. (Undated). Yesteryear, Kings County marriages:
Register A, 1812-1844. Saint John, New Brunswick, Self-published.
Marriages in Kings County, New Brunswick
-David HAYWARD, Sussex farmer, and Sarah McCULLY, Sussex, 25 Jan.
1821; witnesses Robert COLPITTS, and William TEAKLES.
3. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
David Hayward, Sarah's McCully's husband, was the eldest son of
Samuel and Sarah [Hoar] McCully's nearest neighbor. For two years
after they were married, David and Sarah lived with David's father,
who then bought for them a 500 acre farm on Smith's Creek [deed
2 Dec 1822]. They lived together there for 47 years.
62. Humphrey HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1801, Newport, Hants Co., Nova Scotia
Death: 18 Sep 1854, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse #1: Sarah GRAVES
Death: 13 Feb 1835
Marr: 20 Mar 1823
Children (HAYWARD): 139 - Handford
140 - UNNAMED
141 - UNNAMED
142 - Mary
143 - George
144 - Catherine
145 - Emma
146 - Sarah Frances
Spouse #2: Hannah KETCHUM
Marr: 10 May 1838
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
- To grandson Handford Hayward, son of late Humphrey Hayward,
the lot Humphrey had that George had purchased from James McAffie;
Handford to pay £15 for it, to go to William Morton (Norton?),
son of Samuel Morton.
2. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-George Griffith HAYWARD m. Abigail COPP, dau. of "Capt.
COPP" of Lower Hopewell, in Nova Scotia, had two or three
children before moving to Hopewell, N. B. They stayed at Hopewell
until March 1811, then sold his land to "Mr. CLARK"
grandfather of Mrs. Robert [Lavinia] McCULLY, and moved to Sussex.
In Sussex bought 400 acres [lots 57 and 58] from Philip and William
Force [who were Loyalists from PA - they and others from Sussex
got the "Nigary (Niagara?) fever" and returned to "the
States"]. George and Abigail were Wesleyan church members,
but George was instrumental in bringing the first Methodist minister
Rev. Michael PICKLES, and contributed to the building of the Methodist
church in Sussex in 1830. George died 24 Nov 1856; Abigail d.
13 Mar 1860. Children:
(2)Humphrey HAYWARD b. 1801; m. 1st Sarah GRAVES, who died 13
Feb 1835, buried at Penobsquis with their two very young children;
other children:
(3) Mary HAYWARD m. John HUMPHREYS of Petitcodiac
(3) George HAYWARD m. Charlotte WILSON; lived at Petitcodiac and
Saint John
(3) "Kitty" [Catherine?] HAYWARD unmarried, lives with
Mary [HAYWARD] HUMPHREYS at Petitcodiac
(3) Emma HAYWARD widow Henry DAVIDSON, of Portage
(3) Hanford HAYWARD m. Fannie KINNEAR, lives Clinton, MA
(3) Sarah HAYWARD m. Gilbert DAVIDSON, merchant of Saint John.
Humphrey HAYWARD m. 2nd Hannah KETCHUM of Portage; no children;
he died 18 Sep 1854; buried in Sussex.
63. Mary HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 21 Jun 1803, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 20 Apr 1894, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse #1: Xenophon COUGLE
Birth: 30 Mar 1800
Death: 19 Apr 1853, Sussex Vale, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Father: Joseph Cougle
Marr: 17 Feb 1820, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Children (COUGLE): 147 - George (1820-1823)
148 - Albert (1822-1823)
149 - Frances Charlotte (1823-1862)
Spouse #2: Thomas McLELLAN
Father: McLellan
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To daughters Mary (wife of Thomas McLellan), Jane (wife of William
Pugsley), and Isabella (wife of Dr. David McLellan), £100
each, payable £10 per year.
2. Cusack, R. M. (Undated). Yesteryear, Kings County marriages:
Register A, 1812-1844. Saint John, New Brunswick, Self-published.
Marriages in Kings County, New Brunswick
-Xenophon COUGLE, Sussex yeoman, and Mary HAYWARD, Sussex, 17
Feb. 1820; witnesses John COUGLE and John C. VAIL.
64. Catherine HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1805, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 10 Apr 1864, St. John, St. John Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: Isaac CLEVELAND
Birth: ca 1799
Death: 10 Apr 1864, Saint John, Saint John Co., New Brunswick
Marr: 18 Dec 1823
Children: 150 - Ann
151 - Abigail
152 - Isabel
153 - Bartholomew
154 - Charlotte
155 - Xenophon
156 - Susan
157 - George
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To daughter Catherine (wife of Isaac Cleveland), £60, payable
£10 per year.
2. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
- Catherine HAYWARD b. 1805; m. Isaac CLEVELAND of Penobsquis.
Cleveland was severely injured in a dispute with a neighbor over
a spring, and he moved to Saint John. He died 10 Apr 1864, age
65, buried at Penobsquis. Several children died young, plus:
(2) Ann CLEVELAND m. John FREEZE, formerly of Penobsquis, died
in Calgary, Cananda.
(2) Abigail CLEVELAND m. ___ CALHOUN of Hopewell
(2) Isabel CLEVELAND m. ___ DOHERTY of Kingston, Kent Co., N.B.
(2) Bartholomew CLEVELAND m 1st ____ SMITH; m. 2nd Sarah [LAMB]
WALLACE, sister of J. C. LAMB of Sussex; lives in Boston.
(2) Charlotte CLEVELAND m. Clinton DAVIDSON of Moncton
(2) Xenophon CLEVELAND married and lives in U.S.A.j
(2) Susan CLEVELAND m. George JARDINE, moved to U.S.A.
(2) George CLEVELAND to U.S.A.
65. Henry HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 28 Mar 1808, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 5 Feb 1877, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: Frances PARLEE
Birth: ca 1812
Death: 11 May 1883
Father: Peter Parlee
Mother: Keziah Harned
Marr: 30 Jun 1832, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Children (HAYWARD): 158 - Sarah
159 - Mary J. (ca1835-1862)
160 - Frances Leggett (ca1837-1875)
REFERENCES:
1. Province of New Brunswick [Land petitions involving Redding,
Harris, and Hayward]. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
The following land petition was examined at the Fredericton, N.S.,
Archives in 1997:
-Film F4190, Kings County: Henry HAYWARD [apparently son of George
Griffith and Abigail (COPP) HAYWARD] petitioning for land in Sussex;
no previous land grant, age 27, single, always lived in New Brunswick.
2. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George
Griffith Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial
Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To son Henry lot #58 bounded on the west by land George bought
from Philip Force, on the north by Trout Creek, and on the east
by Mrs. Bowser's land - 200 acres.
Also to Henry, 200 acres of lot 57 which George purchased from
Philip Force, except for that part reserved for Abigail's use
until she dies; then it goes to Henry.
-Sons Henry and William to divide equally the land on Salmon River
purchased from Jacob Snider.
-Son Henry gets any remainder of the estate.
Henry and William Hayward were made executors; witnesses to the
will were Robert McCully, Hugh Teakles, and Clark Teakles. A property
inventory done 5 Dec 1856 showed the estate valued at £4311+,
£4150 of it in real estate.
3. Cusack, R. M. (Undated). Yesteryear, Kings County marriages:
Register A, 1812-1844. Saint John, New Brunswick, Self-published.
Marriages in Kings County, New Brunswick
-Henry HAYWARD and Frances PARLEE, both Sussex, 30 Jun 1832; witnesses:
John PARLEE and Benjamin PARLEE.
4. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Henry HAYWARD d. 5 Feb 1877, in 69th year; wife Fanny PARLEE
d. 11 May 1883, age 71; children:
(2) Sarah HAYWARD m. James TITUS formerly on Sussex, then of Hampton.
(2) Mary J. HAYWARD m. Hiram B. WHITE, d. 30 Oct 1862, age 27,
leaving two daughters
(2) Frances Leggett HAYWARD m. George H. BARNES; d. 24 Dec 1875,
age 38; no children
66. William HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 25 Dec 1810, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 10 Mar 1881, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Occ: miller
Spouse #1: Sophia A. GUIMARIN
Birth: ca 1810
Death: 10 Nov 1847
Father: Dr. Peter Guimarin
Marr: 2 Jul 1831, Saint John Co., New Brunswick
Children (HAYWARD): 161 - UNNAMED
162 - UNNAMED
163 - UNNAMED
164 - UNNAMED
165 - UNNAMED
166 - UNNAMED
167 - Abigail
168 - Matilda
169 - Eliza
Spouse #2: Mary HAGERTY
Marr: ca 1850
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To son William the hill land purchased from John Hennigar and
Samuel - William must pay off the £158 mortgage. Also William
gets 90 acres of lot 57 currently in his possession.
-Sons Henry and William to divide equally the land on Salmon River
purchased from Jacob Snider.
Henry and William Hayward were made executors; witnesses to the
will were Robert McCully, Hugh Teakles, and Clark Teakles. A property
inventory done 5 Dec 1856 showed the estate valued at £4311+,
£4150 of it in real estate.
2. Wood-Holt, B. (1986). Early marriage records of New Brunswick.
Saint John City and County from the British Conquest to 1839.
Saint John, New Brunswick, Holland House.
- William Hayward and Sophia A. Guimarin, both of Sussex, 6 Jun
1831, marriage bonds.
3. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
- William HAYWARD b. 25 Dec 1810 Hopewell; miller; m. Sophia GUIMARIN,
dau. of Dr. Peter GUIMARIN - she d. 10 Nov 1847, age 37; she and
three of their children died of "ship fever"; three
others died young; three lived to maturity:
(2) Abigail HAYWARD m. Robert A. HAGARTY
(2) Matilda HAYWARD died while "a young lady"
(2) Eliza HAYWARD m. Alfred HAGARTY, moved to Ontario, Canada
William HAYWARD m. 2nd May HAGARTY, no children. He died 10 Mar
1881, age 70.
67. Abigail HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1813, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: 10 Jun 1833, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: Rev. Michael PICKLES
Marr: 5 Jul 1832
Children (PICKLES): 170 - George Fletcher (ca1832-ca1833)
REFERENCES:
1. Wood-Holt, B. (1986). Early marriage records of New Brunswick.
Saint John City and County from the British Conquest to 1839.
Saint John, New Brunswick, Holland House.
- Rev. Michael Pickles (Wesleyan missionary) and Abigail Hayward,
of Sussex, marriage bonds 4 Jul 1832.
68. Sarah HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1815, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: 8 Dec 1830, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
69. Jane HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1820, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: St. John, St. John Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: William PUGSLEY
Marr: 23 Jan 1841
Children (PUGSLEY): 171 - John
172 - Abigail
173 - Gilbert R.
174 - Daniel
175 - William
176 - Julia
177 - Josephine
178 - Jennie
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George
Griffith Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial
Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To daughters Mary (wife of Thomas McLellan), Jane (wife of William
Pugsley), and Isabella (wife of Dr. David McLellan), £100
each, payable £10 per year.
2. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
- Jane HAYWARD born Sussex; m. William PUGSLEY, lived in Saint
John; children:
(2) John PUGSLEY d. unmarried in California
(2) Abigail PUGSLEY m. Dr. John SMITH, dentist
(2) Gilbert R. PUGSLEY
(2) Daniel PUGSLEY
(2) William PUGSLEY
(2) Julia PUGSLEY
(2) Josephine PUGSLEY m. R. B. HUMPHREY
(2) Jennie PUGSLEY m. Gaspard TAPLEY
70. Isabella HAYWARD [Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1823, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: 1881, St. John, St. John Co., New Brunswick
Spouse #1: Dr. David McLELLAN
Death: 1 Aug 1860
Father: McLellan
Marr: 7 Nov 1844
Children (McLELLAN): 179 - David Theodore
Spouse #2: Joseph COUGLE
Birth: ca 1819
Death: 25 Oct 1871
REFERENCES:
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George Griffith
Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To daughters Mary (wife of Thomas McLellan), Jane (wife of William
Pugsley), and Isabella (wife of Dr. David McLellan), £100
each, payable £10 per year.
2. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Isabella HAYWARD born Sussex; m. 1st Dr. David McLELLAN, who
practiced in Anagance and Saint John; one son David Theodore McLELLAN
who died in California in the 1880s, and a dau. who died in infancy;
Dr. McLELLAN died ca 1 Aug 1860, buried near Petitcodiac.
Isabella m. 2nd Joseph COUGLE of Anagance, no children. She died
autumn 1881, age 58. Cougle died 25 Oct 1871, age 52.
71. David A. COPP [David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1820, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 4 Jul 1891, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Harvey, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Occ: farmer
Spouse: Phebe Ann BRAY
Birth: 1825, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Father: Benjamin Bray (1798-1873)
Mother: Nancy Ferguson (1803-1860)
Children (COPP): 180 - Jerusha Ann (-1883)
181 - Hannah E. (ca1854-1877)
REFERENCES:
1. Copp, D.A. [New Brunswick land transactions involving David
A. COPP]. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial Archives. microfilm.
3 Jul 1845 - David COPP (son of David COPP Jr.) applied for a
land grant in Harvey, N.B. - Lot 3, 85 acres adjoining Chandler
COPP - apparently he didn't get the grant.
2. Worthen, S.C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North
Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
65(1, 2, 3, 4):30-44, 132-140, 251-261, 373-380.
- David A. COPP b. ca. 1819 Upper New Horton, N. B.; d. 4 Jul
1891 Upper New Horton; farmer; m. Phebe Ann BRAY [dau. of Benjamin
and Nancy (FERGUSON) BRAY].
1. Jerusha Ann COPP b. Upper New Horton; d. July 1883 Upper New
Horton; m. John M. CANNON 5 Jun 1877.
2. Fred CANNON b. 1880 Upper New Horton.
1. Hannah COPP b. ca. 1860 Upper New Horton; d. 1882, age 22:
unmarried.
3. New Brunswick Government (1851). Albert County, New Brunswick,
census.
Harvey Parish
David A. Copp, 31, farmer (shown in household of Albin Bray, lumberer)
4. Kanner, K. E. (1993). Early families revisited. Moncton,
New Brunswick, Privately published.
BRAY FAMILY - relatives of David COPP Jr.
1 - James BRAY sp. Elizabeth______
2 - Benjamin BRAY - chr. 1798 Granville, Annapolis Co. Nova Scotia;
came to Albert Co., N.S. 1815; d. 14 May 1873, 76years, Albert
Co.; m. 1st Nancy FERGUSON chr. 1803, d. 1860 at 58years; m. 2nd
Emily PURDY, widow of Robert Milner of Sackville, N.B. Twelve
children, all by Nancy FERGUSON.
3 - Allen BRAY chr. 1822 New Horton, N.B.; d. 25 Oct 1904 New
Horton; m. Lucy COPP chr. 1822, d. 27 Sept 1889 age 67.
3 - Phebe Ann BRAY chr. 1825 New Horton, N.B.; m. 5 Jun 1851 David
A. COPP (b. ca. 1827 Harvey, N.B.; d. 17 Jun 1898 Albert Co.,
N.B.)
72. Mary E. COPP [David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 30 Sep 1813
Death: 5 Aug 1869, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Spouse: Chandler COPP
Birth: 10 Oct 1814, Waterside, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 3 Dec 1873, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Father: Samuel Copp (ca1780-1858)
Mother: Anna Bennett
Marr: ca 1840
Children (COPP): 182 - Reid (1841-)
183 - George William (1843-1914)
184 - David Rufus (1847-1907)
185 - UNNAMED (1849-)
186 - Charles T. (1857-1878)
REFERENCES:
1. Worthen, S.C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North
Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
65(1, 2, 3, 4):30-44, 132-140, 251-261, 373-380.
1. Mary E. COPP b. 30 Sep 1813; d. 5 Aug 1869 Eastport, ME; m.
Chandler COPP, son of Samuel and Anna (BENNETT) COPP, about 1840.
Chandler b. 10 Oct 1814 Waterside, N.B.; d. 3 Dec 1873 Eastport,
ME.
2. Reid COPP b. 14 Oct 1841 Waterside, N. B.; died at sea, fell
from a masthead on the ship where he was first mate.
2. Capt. George William COPP b. 6 Oct 1843 Waterside, N.B.; d.
2 Apr 1914 Staten Island, NY; buried Eastport, ME; m. Henrietta
BUGBY 1 Aug 1866 Eastport, ME (she died before him).
2. Capt. David Rufus COPP b. 1 May 1847 Waterside, N. B.; d. 10
Sep 1907 North Lubec, ME; m. at Eastport, ME 8 Jan 1875 Laura
Emma BUTLER [dau. of James and Annie (CONLEY) BUTLER, b. 24 Jun
1856 Deer Island, N. B., living at Lubec, ME, 1928]
2. Son b. to Chandler and Mary E. COPP 7 Oct 1849; died in infancy
2. Charles T. COPP b. 19 Oct 1857 Eastport, ME; unmarried; d.
ca. 1878, Eastport, ME.
73. Lucy COPP [David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1822, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 27 Sep 1889, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell, New Brunswick
Spouse: Allan BRAY
Birth: 1822, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 25 Oct 1904, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Father: Benjamin Bray (1798-1873)
Mother: Nancy Ferguson (1803-1860)
Children (BRAY): 187 - Allen W. (1859-1917)
188 - Martha (1862-1952)
189 - Mary Eliza (1856-1905)
REFERENCES:
1. Kanner, K. E. (1993). Early families revisited. Moncton, New
Brunswick, Privately published.
BRAY FAMILY - relatives of David COPP Jr.
1 - James BRAY sp. Elizabeth______
2 - Benjamin BRAY - chr. 1798 Granville, Annapolis Co. Nova Scotia;
came to Albert Co., N.S. 1815; d. 14 May 1873, 76years, Albert
Co.; m. 1st Nancy FERGUSON chr. 1803, d. 1860 at 58years; m. 2nd
Emily PURDY, widow of Robert Milner of Sackville, N.B. Twelve
children, all by Nancy FERGUSON.
3 - Allen BRAY chr. 1822 New Horton, N.B.; d. 25 Oct 1904 New
Horton; m. Lucy COPP chr. 1822, d. 27 Sept 1889 age 67.
3 - Phebe Ann BRAY chr. 1825 New Horton, N.B.; m. 5 Jun 1851 David
A. COPP (b. ca. 1827 Harvey, N.B.; d. 17 Jun 1898 Albert Co.,
N.B.)
2. D. F. Christopher. 1987. Cemeteries of Albert County, New
Brunswick. Riverview, N. B., privately printed.
Lucy [COPP] BRAY d. 27 Sept 1889, age 67; buried in Mountain View
Cemetery, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick.
74. Jerusha COPP [David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
75. Eliza COPP [David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
76. Samuel McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Mar 1812, Sussexvale, Kings County, New Brunswick
Death: 28 Feb 1890, Harrisburg, Linn Co., Oregon
Burial: Muddy Creek Cemetery, Harrisburg, OR
Spouse: Catherine DILLON
Birth: 10 Mar 1817
Death: 11 Sep 1867, Joseph, Wallowa Co., OR
Father: Christopher Dillon
Mother: Ursula Barnett (1792-1861)
Marr: 3 Dec 1835
Children (McCULLY): 190 - John Fletcher (1836-1881)
191 - Mary Ann (1839-1863)
192 - Delilah Frances (1841-1925)
193 - William Asa (1844-1899)
77. David McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 15 Sep 1814, Sussex, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: 6 Dec 1906, Salem, Marion Co., OR
Burial: Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co., OR
Spouse: Mary Ann SCOTT
Birth: 16 Oct 1821, Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson Co., OH
Death: 21 Nov 1895, Salem, Marion Co., OR
Father: William Scott (ca1800-1827)
Mother: Jane Ann McFadden
Marr: 7 May 1840
Children (McCULLY): 194 - Joseph Henry (1841-1852)
195 - Mary Jane (1844-1920)
196 - John William (1847-1911)
197 - Estelle Ann (1849-1933)
198 - Alfred Marion (1853-1926)
199 - Frank David (1859-1939)
200 - Carrie Gertrude (1862-1864)
78. Asa Alfred McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 31 Jan 1818, Saint John, Saint John Co., New Brunswick
Death: 12 Aug 1886, Yamhill Co., OR
Occ: merchant
Spouse #1: Delilah Frances JONES
Birth: 7 Sep 1821
Death: 3 Sep 1841, Belmont Co., OH
Father: Lewis Jones (1791-1871)
Mother: Rebecca McPherson (ca1796->1880)
Marr: 19 Mar 1840, Belmont Co., OH
Children (McCULLY): 201 - Samuel Alfred (1841-1841)
Spouse #2: Eliza BARNETT
Birth: 10 May 1824
Death: 31 Aug 1845, Henry Co., IA
Father: Jacob Barnett (ca1800-)
Marr: 19 Oct 1843
Children (McCULLY): 202 - Sarah Catherine (1844-1845)
Spouse #3: Hannah Keziah WATERS
Birth: 25 Apr 1828, Ashtabula Co., OH
Death: 1 Aug 1905, Portland, Multnomah Co., OR
Father: William Waters (1795-1875)
Mother: Rachel Cox (1802-1848)
Marr: 5 Sep 1848, Henry Co., IA
Children (McCULLY): 203 - William Asa (1849-1851)
204 - Frances Ann (Twin) (1851-1851)
205 - Alice Jane (Twin) (1851-1932)
206 - Mary Melissa (1854-1925)
207 - John David (1856-1941)
208 - Thomas J. D. (1857-1877)
209 - Nettie Ellen (1859-1860)
210 - Minnie Etta Belle (1860-1862)
211 - Abe Lincoln (1865-1945)
79. John Wilmer McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 21 May 1821, St. George, Charlotte Co., New Brunswick
Death: 20 Jan 1889, Joseph, Wallowa Co., OR
Burial: City Cemetery, Joseph, Wallowa Co., OR
Spouse: Jane MASON
Birth: 31 Mar 1824, Alloway, Scotland
Death: 22 Jun 1899, Jacksonville, Jackson Co., OR
Father: Robert Mason (ca1789-1853)
Mother: Mary (ca1788-1864)
Marr: 28 Jun 1848, Henry Co., IA
Children (McCULLY): 212 - James Cluggage (1853-1903)
213 - Isadora (1859-1944)
214 - Mary Bell (1857-1884)
80. Mary Jane McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 29 Dec 1824, Jefferson Co., Ohio
Death: 21 Jan 1902, Harrisburg, Linn Co., Oregon
Burial: Masonic Cemetery, Harrisburg, Linn Co., OR
Spouse: John Dillard LOVE
Birth: 18 Aug 1824, Jackson, Madison Co., TN
Death: 7 Mar 1873, Harrisburg, Linn Co., Oregon
Marr: 14 Mar 1852, New London, Henry Co., IA
Children (LOVE): 215 - Mary Louisa (1853-1918)
216 - Emma Frances (1856-1923)
217 - John Dillard (1857-1886)
218 - Alice Jane (1859-1937)
219 - Douglas (1861-1934)
220 - Carrie Gertrude (1864-1896)
81. William Hamilton McCULLY [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 2 Dec 1829, Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH
Death: 20 Jan 1907, Brownsville, Linn Co., OR
Burial: Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co., OR
Spouse: Margaret Jane CANNON
Birth: 3 May 1836, Warren Co., IL
Death: 28 Apr 1877, Salem, Marion Co., OR
Father: Thomas Cannon
Mother: Jane Maley McCoy
Marr: 24 Oct 1856, Linn Co., OR
Children: 221 - Frank Marion (1857-1907)
222 - Margaret (1859-1860)
223 - Emma Belle (1861-1938)
224 - Elsie M. (1864-1886)
225 - William O.
82. Marion Benson McPHERSON [Mary COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 23 Dec 1835, Guernsey County, Ohio
Death: 11 Dec 1837, Guernsey County, Ohio
Burial: Sewellsville M. E. Church cemetery, Guernsey Co., Ohio
83. Abigail PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 7 Feb 1827
Death: 1890
Spouse: Paul SADLER
Marr: Mar 1848, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 30, #24, 29 Mar 1848 - Married in Eastport, Paul SADLER and
Abigail PIKE, dau. of James PIKE.
2. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
84. Simon PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 19 Aug 1810, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: 7 Sep 1810, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
85. Andrew PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 8 Feb 1812, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Spouse: Eleanor
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
86. James R. PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 9 Mar 1815, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: 16 Feb 1871
Spouse: Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL
Death: Sep 1860, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Marr: ca 1858
Children (PIKE): 226 - Clara Delia (1860-1935)
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
87. Jane PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 20 Jun 1818
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
88. Sarah Ann PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 30 Jul 1821
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
89. Mary Eliza PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 20 Feb 1824
Spouse: Steven PINE
Marr: 22 Nov 1841
Children (PINE): 227 - Livingston William
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
90. Henry Allen PIKE [James-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 19 Mar 1829
Spouse: Sarah Ann SCOTT
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
91. PIKE [Elisha-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1820
Death: ca Dec 1882
REFERENCE:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 5, #17, 15 Dec 1822 - Died in Eastport, 2 year old child
of Elisha PIKE.
92. Simon H. PIKE [Elisha-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
REFERENCE:
1. Mitchell, B. A. 2000. [Justice Pike information]. e-mail.
Barbara A. [BELLMORE] MITCHELL information from various e-mail
exchanges.
<bellbarb45@aol.com> P. O. Box 6174 Middletown, RI 02842
"I am descended from Justice's eighth child, Elisha PIKE;
his son Simon H. PIKE; and Simon's son Milton F. PIKE [wife Rebecca]
and then my grandmother Ada May [PIKE] BELLMORE."
"I know that Elisha moved from Eastport to Lubec as all his
children were raised there. And many of the children I believe
are buried there as well.
Spouse: UNNAMED
Children (PIKE): 228 - Milton F.
93. Robert PIKE Jr. [Robert-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Eliza A.
Birth: ca 1824
Death: 4 Jan 1864, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Children (PIKE): 229 - Lizzie D. (ca1859-1864)
REFERENCE:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 46, #28, 27 Apr 1864 - Died in Eastport 4 Jan 1864, Eliza
A. PIKE, wife of Robert PIKE Jr., 40 years; also died in Eastport
4 Apr 1864 Lizzie D. PIKE, dau. of Robert PIKE, 5 years.
94. Abigail PIKE [John D.-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca Apr 1821, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: Oct 1822, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
REFERENCE:
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 5, #9, 19 Oct 1822 - Died in Eastport, Abigail PIKE, dau.
of John PIKE; 16 months old.
95. Elizabeth PIKE [John D.-4, Justice-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1826
REFERENCE:
1. W. Porter. 2001. [John and Nancy (CLARK) PIKE]. e-mail. 14
Jul 2001.
Information gleaned from e-mail correspondence with Wayne Porter
of Rollinsford, N.H. <twporter@mediaone.net>
"My great great grandmother was a woman named Elizabeth "Jenny"
Pike...I am quite sure she is the daughter of John D. Pike and
Nancy Clark of Eastport, Maine, born in 1826... Some of her [Jenny
Pike's] family migrated to St. Louis, Missouri."
In another posting: "John Pike family lived in Eastport and later Calais, Maine, early to mid 1800s. John was b. 1799, and married Nancy Clark, b. 1800. They had several children born in Eastport, Maine, some of whom moved to St.Louis, Missouri."
96. Mary Jane ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 27 Mar 1810
97. Daniel ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 28 May 1811
Death: Feb 1874
98. Stephen ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Nov 1812
Death: 30 Jul 1865
99. Salome ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 18 Jan 1814
100. Claricy ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 17 Dec 1816
101. Lavinia ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1 May 1819
102. Joseph ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Jun 1821
103 Perez Martain ALLEN [Sarah BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 12 May 1823
104. Hiram BENJAMIN [William BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 23 Apr 1819
105. Nathaniel BENJAMIN [William BENJAMIN-4, Molly PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 22 Jul 1821
SIXTH GENERATION
106. Isaiah WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
107. William WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
108. Catherine WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
109. Susannah WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
110. Mary Ann WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
111. Ruth WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
112. Sarah WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
113. Francis WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
114. WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
115. WALLACE [James WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
116. Mary E. WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1836
Spouse: Rev. William I. COREY
117. Martha WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1839
Spouse: Nathaniel CALHOUN
Children (CALHOUN): Walter
William
118. James WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1841
REFERENCE:
1. Wright, E. C. (1965). The Steeves descendants. Wolfville, Nova
Scotia, Self-published.
This shows some of the descendants of James WALLACE and Catherine
COPP.
1 - John Wallace
2 - James Wallace
sp. Catherine COPP
3 - William Wallace
sp. Jane (Steeves?)
4 - James Wallace b. 1841; killed in a gold mine in Australia
or California.
119. Catherine WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1842
Death: 14 Nov 1886
Spouse: Israel M. GROSS
Marr: 24 Sep 1867
120 William WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1852
Death: 1930
Spouse: Marietta TUFTS
Father: Ephraim Tufts
Marr: 1879
Children (WALLACE): Carl T.
Muriel
William Lloyd
Romaine
REFERENCE:
1. Wright, E. C. (1965). The Steeves descendants. Wolfville, Nova
Scotia, Self-published.
This shows some of the descendants of James WALLACE and Catherine
COPP.
1 - John Wallace
2 - James Wallace
sp. Catherine COPP
3 - William Wallace
sp. Jane (Steeves?)
4 - William Wallace b. 1852? d. 1930. M.D. invited to California
by Dr. Reuben Gross?
sp. Marietta Tufts, dau. of Ephraim Tufts, m. 1879.
5 - Carl T. Wallace, M.D., Eureka, CA; 3 marriages, 3rd m. Francis
Douraine.
6 - William Wallace
6 - Marietta Wallace (CA)
6 - Nancy Wallace (CA)
5 - Muriel Wallace (Montreal)
5 - William Lloyd Wallace (coroner, Eureka,CA)
6 - Jack Wallace
5 - Romaine Wallace (m. 2nd Lloyd Bridges of Eureka, CA)
121. Emma WALLACE [William WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1854
122. James William WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
123. Joanne WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
124. George WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
125. Catherine WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
126. Laura WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
127. Eleanor WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
128. Mary WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
129 John WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
130. Mynthia WALLACE [John WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
131. Isaiah WALLACE [Michael WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
132. John WALLACE [Michael WALLACE-5, Catherine COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1}
---------------------------------------------
133. Mariam HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 25 Jul 1822, Sussex Vale, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Death: 7 Nov 1842
Spouse: James W. NOWLAN
Marr: 7 Mar 1840
Children (NOWLAN): David (ca1841-1842)
Louisa (ca1842-)
REFERENCE:
1. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Mariam HAYWARD b. Sussex, N. B. 25 Jul 1822; m. James W. NOWLAN
of Smith Creek on 7 Mar 1840; d. 7 Nov 1842; two children, dau.
Louisa M. NOWLAN [living in Boston, MA], and son David NOWLAN,
who died when about 2 years old.
134. Susannah HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 29 Aug 1824
Spouse: William WARWICK
Death: 25 Oct 1890, Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia
Marr: 26 Oct 1846
Children (WARWICK): Orlando H.
Minnie
REFERENCE:
1. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Susannah HAYWARD b. 29 Aug 1824; m. 26 Oct 1846 William WARWICK,
merchant, formerly from Saint John, but died 25 Oct 1890 Lawrencetown,
Nova Scotia; Susannah alive 1894, living with dau. Minnie {WARWICK}
LINTON in Truro, N. S. Other child, Orlando H. WARWICK a merchant
in Saint John, N. B.
135. Abigail HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: James W. NOWLAN
Marr: 12 Jun 1851
Children (NOWLAN): Oscar L.
Celia E.
H. T.
Hedley V.
Edwin C.
Rozell H.
Laura E.
Helen Ida (ca1865-1884)
Eva Irene (ca1869-1889)
136. William Henry HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 10 Sep 1829
Spouse: Augusta Mary PARLEE
Father: Zachariah Parlee
Mother: Fanny Matilda Perkins
Marr: 21 Apr 1857
Children (HAYWARD): Harvey P.
REFERENCE:
1. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-William Henry HAYWARD b. 10 Sep 1829; m. 21 Apr 1857 Augusta
M. PARLEE, dau. of Zachariah PARLEE of Smiths Creek, New Brunswick;
one son, Harvey P. HAYWARD in business with father in Saint John,
N. B.
137. Elizabeth HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 10 Jan 1835
1. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Elizabeth HAYWARD b. 10 Jan 1835; m. 4 Feb 1856 to John MURRAY
of Penobsquis, N. B. Children named.
Spouse: John MURRAY
Marr: 4 Feb 1856
Children(MURRAY): David H.
Ada S.
Nettie A.
Irvine E.
Elizabeth A.
138. Samuel HAYWARD [David HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 11 Apr 1838
Spouse: Margaret A. RYAN
Father: James Ryan
Marr: 10 Sep 1873, Kings Co., New Brunswick
REFERENCES:
1. Anonymous (1894). (Samuel McCully/Hayward information, Sussex,
N.B.). Kings County Record. Sussex, New Brunswick.
-Samuel HAYWARD b. 11 Apr 1838; m. 10 Jun 1873 Margaret A. RYAN,
dau. of the late James RYAN of Millstream, Kings Co., N. B. No
children. Samuel is head of a hardware business in Saint John,
N. B.
2. Elliott, J. R. (compiler). Kings County, New Brunswick,
marriage registers C & D.
Samuel HAYWARD (Saint John) and Maggie A. RYAN (Studholm), license
10 Sep 1873; witnesses O. H. WARWICK and W. H. HAYWARD.
139. Handford HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George
Griffith Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial
Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To grandson Handford Hayward, son of late Humphrey Hayward, the
lot Humphrey had that George had purchased from James McAffie;
Handford to pay £15 for it, to go to William Morton (Norton?),
son of Samuel Morton.
Spouse: Fannie KINNEAR
140. HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
141. HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
142. Mary HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: John HUMPHREYS
143. George HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Charlotte WILSON
144. Catherine HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
145. Emma HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Henry DAVIDSON
146. Sarah Frances HAYWARD [Humphrey HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
1. New Brunswick Provincial Archives (1856). Will of George
Griffith Hayward, yeoman. Fredericton, New Brunswick, Provincial
Archives.
TheWill of George Griffith Hayward, yeoman, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., New Brunswick - 23 Aug 1856.
-To granddaughter Sarah Frances (wife of Gilbert Davidson) 1 cow,
10 sheep, and (after Abigail's death) household furnishings.
Spouse: Gilbert DAVIDSON
147. George COUGLE [Mary HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 4 Nov 1820
Death: 8 Oct 1823
148. Albert COUGLE [Mary HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 3 Nov 1822
Death: 1 Jan 1823
149. Frances Charlotte COUGLE [Mary HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 26 Oct 1823
Death: 2 Dec 1862
Spouse: Edwin A. VAIL M.D.
Birth: ca 1813
Death: 31 Jul 1885
150. Ann CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
1. Kings County, New Brunswick, Marriage Register B (1844-1867): John Freeze (Sussex) and Ann Cleveland m. 24 May 1845. Witnesses William Morton and Elias Freeze.
Spouse: John FREEZE
Marr: 24 May 1845, Sussex, Kings County, New Brunswick
151. Abigail CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: CALHOUN
152. Isabel CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: DOHERTY
153. Bartholomew CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse #1: SMITH
Spouse #2: Sarah LAMB
Father: Lamb
154. Charlotte CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Clinton DAVIDSON
155. Xenophon CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
156. Susan CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: George JARDINE
157. George CLEVELAND [Catherine HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
158. Sarah HAYWARD [Henry HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: James TITUS
159. Mary J. HAYWARD [Henry HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1835
Death: 30 Oct 1862
Spouse: Hiram B. WHITE
Children (WHITE): UNNAMED
UNNAMED
160. Frances Leggett HAYWARD [Henry HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1837
Death: 24 Dec 1875
Spouse: George H. BARNES
161. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
162. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
163. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
164. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
165. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
166. HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
167. Abigail HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Robert HAGARTY
168. Matilda HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
169. Eliza HAYWARD [William HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Alfred HAGARTY
170. George Fletcher PICKLES [Abigail HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1832
Death: ca 1833
171. John PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
172. Abigail PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: John SMITH
173. Gilbert R. PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
174. Daniel PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
175. William PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
176. Julia PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
177. Josephine PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: R. B. HUMPHREYS
178. Jennie PUGSLEY [Jane HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Gaspard TAPLEY
179. David Theodore McLELLAN [Isabella HAYWARD-5, Abigail COPP-4,
Mary PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
180. Jerusha Ann COPP [David A. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: Jul 1883, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Spouse: John M. CANNON
Marr: 5 Jun 1877
Children (CANNON): Fred (1880-)
181. Hannah E. COPP [David A. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1854, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 12 Dec 1877
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Harvey, Albert Co., New Brunswick
182. Reid COPP [Mary E. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 14 Oct 1841, Waterside, Albert Co., New Brunswick
1. Worthen, S. C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp... New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record 65: 30-44, 132-140, 251-261,
and 373-380.
Reid COPP died at sea; fell from a masthead on the ship where
he was first mate.
183. George William COPP [Mary E. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary
PIKE-3, David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 6 Oct 1843, Waterside, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 2 Apr 1914, Staten Island, NY
Burial: Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Occ: mariner
Spouse: Henrietta BUGHBEE
Birth: 6 May 1845, Perry, Washington Co., ME
Death: 3 Jan 1912, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
Marr: 11 Aug 1866, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Children (COPP): William Reid (1866-1886)
REFERENCES:
1. Raye, F. (1994). Perry, Maine, information on the Copp family,
provided by Frances Raye, Aug 1994.
George W. COPP b. 6 Oct 1843 Harvey Station, Albert Co. N.B.;
m. Henrietta B. BUGBEE 11 Aug 1865 Eastport, ME [Henrietta b.
6 May 1845 Perry, ME; d. 3 Jan 1912 Eastport, ME]; child William
R. COPP b. 2 Nov 1866 Eastport, ME - lost at sea 26 Dec 1886,
age 20.
2. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 48, #39, 15 Aug 1866 - Married in Eastport 11 Aug 1866, George
W. COPP and Henrietta B. BUGBY, both of Eastport.
184. David Rufus COPP [Mary E. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1 May 1847, Waterside, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 10 Nov 1907, Lubec, Washington Co., ME
Occ: mariner
Spouse: Laura Emma BUTLER
Birth: 24 Jun 1856, Deer Island, New Brunswick
Father: James Butler
Mother: Annie Conley
Marr: 8 Jan 1876, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Children (COPP): Mary Almira (1876-)
Annie Belle (1877-)
Eva Lillian (1882-)
James Chandler (1884-)
Nellie Jane (1889-)
REFERENCES:
1. Worthen, S.C. 1934. Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North
Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings
County, Nova Scotia. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
65(1, 2, 3, 4):30-44, 132-140, 251-261, 373-380.
- Capt. David Rufus COPP b. 1 May 1847 Waterside, N. B.; d. 10
Sep 1907 North Lubec, ME; m. at Eastport, ME 8 Jan 1875 Laura
Emma BUTLER [dau. of James and Annie (CONLEY) BUTLER, b. 24 Jun
1856 Deer Island, N. B., living at Lubec, ME, 1928]
2. Raye, F. (1994). Perry, Maine, information on the Copp family,
provided by Frances Raye, Aug 1994.
David R. COPP m. Laura BUTLER 8 Jan 1876.
3. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 58, #7, 12 Jan 1876 - Married in Eastport 8 Jan 1876, David
R. COPP and Laura BUTLER, both of Eastport.
185. COPP [Mary E. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 7 Oct 1849
186. Charles T. COPP [Mary E. COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 19 Oct 1857, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: 12 Feb 1878, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 60, #13, 13 Feb 1878 - Died in Eastport 12 Feb 1878, Charles
T. COPP, 21 years.
187. Allen W. BRAY [Lucy COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1859, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 1917
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell, New Brunswick
Occ: attorney
1. D. F. Christopher. 1987. Cemeteries of Albert County, New
Brunswick. Riverview, N. B., privately printed.
Allan W. BRAY 1859-1917; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell,
Albert Co., New Brunswick.
188. Martha BRAY [Lucy COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 25 Jul 1862, New Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 30 Nov 1952
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell, New Brunswick
Occ: schoolteacher
Spouse: John T. WILBUR
REFERENCE:
1. D. F. Christopher. 1987. Cemeteries of Albert County, New Brunswick.
Riverview, N. B., privately printed.
Martha [BRAY] WILBUR b. 25 July 1862, d. 30 Nov 1952; wife of
Capt.John T. Wilbur; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell,
Albert Co., New Brunswick.
189. Mary Eliza BRAY [Lucy COPP-5, David COPP-4, Mary PIKE-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 1856, new Horton, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Death: 1905, Hopewell, Albert Co., New Brunswick
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell, New Brunswick
Occ: schoolteacher
1. D. F. Christopher. 1987. Cemeteries of Albert County, New
Brunswick. Riverview, N. B., privately printed.
Mary E. BRAY 1856-1905; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Hopewell,
Albert Co., New Brunswick.
------------------------------
200 to 225. McCULLY family (not detailed here)
226. Clara Delia PIKE [James R.-5, James-4, Justice-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: 14 Sep 1860, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Death: 13 Jul 1935, Lubec, Washington Co., Maine
Spouse: Livingston William PINE
Father: Steven Pine
Mother: Mary Eliza Pike (1824-)
Marr: 20 Oct 1879, Eastport, Washington Co., Maine
Children (PINE): Frank Burton (1880-1962)
Edith Mo (1882-1896)
Fannie Louisa (1883-1893)
Frederick Allen (1885-1977)
Clara Delia (1889-1975)
Nellie Mae (1892-1977)
Maud Estella (1895-1961)
Mary Elizabeth (1898-1902)
Livingston W. (1900-1980)
Mildred Townsend (1903-)
REFERENCES:
1. G. M. Sanderson. 2001. [Justice Pike descendants]. computer
print-out.
Guy M. Sanderson <gmsand@agate.net> is the source of a descendants
chart provided to me by Frances Raye. Frances says that some of
the info was obtained from her files, but I don't know the sources
for the individual records. I think some of it is from my website,
and some may be from another internet source ["Maclean"]
that I know has some erroneous data.
1- Justus PIKE b. 1761; d. 11 June 1844 Eastport, Maine; married
Elizabeth/Betsey
2-James R. PIKE b. 14 May 1787; d. 8 Jan 1880 Eastport, Maine;
m. Jane HARRINGTON 26 Nov 1812.
3-Simon PIKE b. 19 Aug 1810 Eastport, Maine; d. 7 Sept 1810 Eastport,
Maine.
3-Andrew PIKE b. 8 Feb 1812 Eastport, Maine; m. Eleanor _______.
3-James R. PIKE b. 9 March 1815 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Feb 1871;
m. Elizabeth Cameron MARSHALL ca 1858. Elizabeth died in childbirth
Sept 1860.
4-Clara Delia PIKE b. 14 Sept 1860 Eastport, Maine; d. 13 July
1935 Lubec, Maine; married in Eastport 20 Oct 1879 Livingston
William PINE, son of Stephen PINE and Mary PIKE. Clara was orphaned
at age 11, was raised by her two aunts Jane PIKE and Sarah PIKE.
Livingston PINE was agent for the Eastern Steamship Company. When
ships stopped docking at Eastport, they moved to Lubec, and lived
near the site of the present-day Campobello Bridge.
5-Frank Burton PINE b. 18 March 1880 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
29 Apr 1962 Lubec, Maine.
5-Edith Mo PINE b. 24 Oct 1882 Eastport, Maine; d. 12 Dec 1896
Eastport, Maine.
5-Fannie Louisa PINE b. 20 Nov 1883 Eastport, Maine; d. 1893 Eastport,
Maine
5-Frederick Allen PINE b. 26 Feb 1885 Eastport, Maine; d. unmarried
25 July 1977
5-Clara Delia PINE b. 24 Sept 1889 Eastport, Maine; d. 22 Apr
1975 Somerville, Massachusetts; m. in Eastport James Maynard MacLEAN
[son of John MacLEAN and Mary McCABE]. Three MacLEAN daughters
married in Massachusetts into JONES, PAGURKO, SANDERSON and CHASE
lines.
5-Nellie Mae PINE b. 11 Dec 1892; d. 1 Dec 1997; m. Eban MAHAR;
2 children.
5-Maud Estella PINE b. 19 May 1895 Eastport, Maine; d. 25 Nov
1961 Lubec, Maine; unmarried.
5-Mary Elizabeth PINE b. 6 June 1898 Eastport, Maine; d. 16 Aug
1902 Eastport
5-Livingstone W. PINE b. 28 Apr 1900 Eastport, Maine; d. 18 March
1980 Lubec, Maine; m. Florence JOHNSON; three PINE daughters.
5-Mildred Townsend PINE b. 23 Jan 1903 Eastport, Maine; d. Boston,
Mass; married Stephen WEBB; had one daughter.
3- Jane E. PIKE b. 20 June 1818
3-Sarah Ann PIKE b. 30 July 1821
3-Mary Elizabeth PIKE b. 20 Feb 1824; m. Steven PINE [see above]
22 Nov 1841
3-Abigail PIKE b. 7 Feb 1827; d. 1890; m. Paul SADLER
3-Henry Allen PIKE b. 19 March 1829; m. Sarah Ann SCOTT.
227. Livingston William PINE [Mary Eliza-5, James-4, Justice-3,
David-2, James-1]
---------------------------------------------
228. Milton F. PIKE [Simon H.-5, Elisha-4, Justice-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Spouse: Rebecca
Children (PIKE): Ada May
REFERENCES:
1. Mitchell, B. A. 2000. [Justice Pike information]. e-mail.
Barbara A. [BELLMORE] MITCHELL information from various e-mail
exchanges.
<bellbarb45@aol.com> P. O. Box 6174 Middletown, RI 02842
"I am descended from Justice's eighth child, Elisha PIKE;
his son Simon H. PIKE; and Simon's son Milton F. PIKE [wife Rebecca]
and then my grandmother Ada May [PIKE] BELLMORE."
"I know that Elisha moved from Eastport to Lubec as all his
children were raised there. And many of the children I believe
are buried there as well.
229. Lizzie D. PIKE [Robert-5, Robert-4, Justice-3, David-2,
James-1]
---------------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1859
Death: 4 Apr 1864, Eastport, Washington Co., ME
1. Willey, K. L. (1996). Vital records from the "Eastport
Sentinel" of Eastport, Maine 1818-1900. Camden, ME, Picton
Press.
Vol. 46, #28, 27 Apr 1864 - Died in Eastport 4 Jan 1864, Eliza
A. PIKE, wife of Robert PIKE Jr., 40 years; also died in Eastport
4 Apr 1864 Lizzie D. PIKE, dau. of Robert PIKE, 5 years.
NO SURNAME
UNNAMED spouse of 92
Eleanor spouse of 85
Eliza A. spouse of 93
Elizabeth spouse of 10
Rebecca spouse of 228
ALLEN
Claricy 100
Daniel 97
Jonathan spouse of 42
Joseph 102
Lavinia 101
Mary Jane 96
Perez Martain 103
Salome 99
Stephen 98
BARNES
George H. spouse of 160
BARNETT
Eliza spouse of 78
BEATTY
John spouse of 57
BENJAMIN
Abraham 44
Abraham 47
Daniel 40
Hiram 104
Lavinia 49
Lucy 48
Mary 45
Miriam 46
Nathaniel 41
Nathaniel 105
Sarah 42
Stephen 50
Stephen spouse of 11
William 43
BRAY
Allan spouse of 73
Allen W. 187
Martha 188
Mary Eliza 189
Phebe Ann spouse of 71
BUGBEE
Henrietta spouse of 183
BUTLER
Laura Emma spouse of 184
CALHOUN
UNNAMED spouse of 151
Nathaniel spouse of 117
Walter child of 117
William child of 117
CANNON
Fred child of 180
John M. spouse of 180
Margaret Jane spouse of 81
CLARK
Nancy spouse of 32
CLEVELAND
Abigail 151
Ann 150
Bartholomew 153
Charlotte 154
George 157
Isaac spouse of 64
Isabel 152
Susan 156
Xenophon 155
COCHRAN
Jane spouse of 53
Mary Ann spouse of 60
COLDWELL
Anna 22
Daniel 16
David 20
Ebenezer 23
Eliphalet spouse of 8
Eliphalet 18
Jacob 24
Jane 17
Jonathan 14
Jonathan spouse of 6
Kezia 19
Mary 21
Waity 15
William 13
COPP
UNNAMED 185
Abigail 26
Annie Belle child of 184
Catherine 25
Chandler spouse of 72
Charles T. 186
David Jr. 27
David spouse of 9
David A. 71
David Rufus 184
Eliza 75
Eva Lillian child of 184
George William 183
Hannah E. 181
James Chandler child of 184
Jerusha 74
Jerusha Ann 180
Lucy 73
Mary 28
Mary Almira child of 184
Mary E. 72
Nellie Jane child of 184
Reid 182
William Reid child of 183
COREY
Rev. William I. spouse of 116
COUGLE
Albert 148
Frances Charlotte 149
George 147
Joseph spouse of 70
Xenophon spouse of 63
CROCKER
Ruth P. spouse of 31
CUTLER
Lydia T. spouse of 34
DAVIDSON
Clinton spouse of 154
Gilbert spouse of 146
Henry spouse of 145
DAVISON
Rebecca spouse of 43
DILLON
Catherine spouse of 76
DOHERTY
UNNAMED spouse of 152
FOSS
Cymantha spouse of 54
FREEZE
John spouse of 150
GRAVES
Sarah spouse of 62
GROSS
Israel M. spouse of 119
GUIMARIN
Sophia A. spouse of 66
HAGARTY
Alfred spouse of 169
Robert spouse of 167
HAGERTY
Mary spouse of 66
HARRINGTON
UNNAMED spouse of 39
HAYWARD
UNNAMED 140
UNNAMED 141
UNNAMED 161
UNNAMED 162
UNNAMED 163
UNNAMED 164
UNNAMED 165
UNNAMED 166
Abigail 67
Abigail 135
Abigail 167
Catherine 64
Catherine 144
David 61
Eliza 169
Elizabeth 137
Emma 145
Frances Leggett 160
George 143
George Griffith spouse of 26
Handford 139
Harvey P. child of 136
Henry 65
Humphrey 62
Isabella 70
Jane 69
Mariam 133
Mary 63
Mary 142
Mary J. 159
Matilda 168
Samuel 138
Sarah 68
Sarah 158
Sarah Frances 146
Susannah 134
William 66
William Henry 136
HERRINGTON
Jane spouse of 29
Lydia spouse of 30
HOAF
Abner spouse of 38
HUMPHREYS
John spouse of 142
R. B. spouse of 177
JARDINE
George spouse of 156
JONES
Delilah Frances spouse of 78
KETCHUM
Hannah spouse of 62
KINNEAR
Fannie spouse of 139
LAMB
Sarah spouse of 153
LANEY
John spouse of 36
LOVE
Alice Jane 218
Carrie Gertrude 220
Douglas 219
Emma Frances 216
John Dillard Jr. 217
John Dillard spouse of 80
Mary Louisa 215
MARSHALL
Elizabeth Cameron spouse of 86
MASON
Jane spouse of 79
MAYBEE
Jacob spouse of 33
McCULLY
Abe Lincoln 211
Alfred Marion 198
Alice Jane 205
Asa Alfred 78
Carrie Gertrude 200
David 77
Delilah Frances 192
Elsie M. 224
Emma Belle 223
Estelle Ann 197
Frances Ann 204
Frank David 199
Frank Marion 221
Isadora 213
James Cluggage 212
John spouse of 28
John David 207
John Fletcher 190
John William 196
John Wilmer 79
Joseph Henry 194
Margaret 222
Mary Ann 191
Mary Bell 214
Mary Jane 195
Mary Jane 80
Mary Melissa 206
Minnie Etta Belle 210
Nettie Ellen 209
Samuel 76
Samuel Alfred 201
Sarah spouse of 61
Sarah Catherine 202
Thomas J. D. 208
William Asa 193
William Asa 203
William Hamilton 81
William O. 225
McLELLAN
Dr. David spouse of 70
David Theodore 179
Thomas spouse of 63
McPHERSON
John spouse of 28
Marion Benson 82
MORRISON
James spouse of 36
MURRAY
Ada S. child of 137
David H. child of 137
Elizabeth A. child of 137
Irvine E. child of 137
John spouse of 137
Nettie A. child of 137
NOWLAN
Celia E. child of 135
David child of 133
Edwin C. child of 135
Eva Irene child of 135
H. T. child of 135
Hedley V. child of 135
Helen Ida child of 135
James W. spouse of 133
James W. spouse of 135
Laura E. child of 135
Louisa child of 133
Oscar L. child of 135
Rozell H. child of 135
PARLEE
Augusta Mary spouse of 136
Frances spouse of 65
PECK
Susan spouse of 51
PICKLES
George Fletcher 170
Rev. Michael spouse of 67
PIKE
UNNAMED 91
Abigail 5
Abigail 8
Abigail 38
Abigail 83
Abigail 94
Ada May child of 228
Andrew 85
Clara Delia 226
David 3
David Jr. 7
Dorcas 36
Elisha 30
Elizabeth 33
Elizabeth 95
Henry Allen 90
James 29
James 1
James R. 86
Jane 87
John D. 32
Jonathan 12
Justice 10
Lizzie D. 229
Lydia 39
Mary 37
Mary 9
Mary Eliza 89
Milton F. 228
Molly 11
Robert Jr. 93
Robert 31
Rosanna 4
Rosanna 6
Sally 35
Samuel 2
Sarah Ann 88
Simon 84
Simon H. 92
William 34
PINE
Clara Delia child of 226
Edith Mo child of 226
Fannie Louisa child of 226
Frank Burton child of 226
Frederick Allen child of 226
Livingston W. child of 226
Livingston William spouse of 226, 227
Mary Elizabeth child of 226
Maud Estella child of 226
Mildred Townsend child of 226
Nellie Mae child of 226
Steven spouse of 89
PUGSLEY
Abigail 172
Daniel 174
Gilbert R. 173
Jennie 178
John 171
Josephine 177
Julia 176
William spouse of 69
William 175
REED
Elizabeth spouse of 27
John Abner spouse of 58
RUSSELL
Eleanor spouse of 54
RYAN
Margaret A. spouse of 138
SADLER
Paul spouse of 83
SCOTT
Mary Ann spouse of 77
Sarah Ann spouse of 90
SMITH
UNNAMED spouse of 153
John spouse of 172
William spouse of 56
STEEVES
Jane spouse of 52
TAPLEY
Gaspard spouse of 178
TITUS
James spouse of 158
TUFTS
Marietta spouse of 120
VAIL
Edwin A. spouse of 149
WALLACE
UNNAMED 114
UNNAMED 115
Abigail 58
Carl T. M. D. child of 120
Catherine 113
Catherine 125
Catherine 119
David 53
Eleanor 127
Emma 121
Francis 113
George 124
Isaiah 106
Isaiah 131
James spouse of 25
Rev. James 51
James 118
James William 122
Jane 59
Joanne 123
John 54
John 129
John 132
Laura 126
Martha 117
Mary 57
Mary 128
Mary Ann 110
Mary E. 116
Michael 60
Muriel child of 120
Mynthia 130
Rebecca 55
Romaine child of 120
Ruth 111
Sarah 56
Sarah 112
Susannah 109
William 52
William 112
William M. D. 120
William Lloyd child of 120
WARWICK
Minnie child of 134
Orlando H. child of 134
William spouse of 134
WATERS
Hannah Keziah spouse of 78
WHITE
UNNAMED child of 159
UNNAMED child of 159
Hiram B. spouse of 159
WILBUR
John T. spouse of 188
WILSON
Charlotte spouse of 143
WOODRUFF
Rebecca -spouse of 1
TOPIC INDEXES
Semi-Rough: A North County Journal
California Condor: Past, Present, Future
The History and Genealogy Pages
Politics and Religion / Saving Small Towns