NOTE: First Families is a collection of genealogical information taken from various sources that were periodically submitted to the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. The information has not been verified against any official records. Since the information in First Families is contributed, it is the responsibility of those who use the information to verify its accuracy. LABAUVE: Thomas Labauve b. c1720 in NS s/o Louis Labauve and Anne Lavache, m. (1 st ) Marie Benoit, m. (2 nd ) Marie - a Micmac: came to NB in 1765 and settled on Saint John River: Child of first wife: 1) Ignace-Marie Labauve b. 1742: Children of second wife: 2) Gabriel Labauve b. 1749: 3) Joseph-Thomas Labauve b. 1765: 4) Germain-Grégoire Labauve born 1768. Source: MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 3, page 1197. LABILLOIS: Joseph H. Labillois s/o Dr. Charles Labillois of Bretangne, France and Miguasha, Bonaventure County, Quebec and his wife, Amelia Meagher: Joseph came to NB and settled at Dalhousie, Restigouche County: m. Melvina Cullen and had children. Source: MC1156 Graves Papers: Charles Henry Labillois, 1 page: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Vol 20, No. 3, Fall 1998, Mary Young s Dr. Charles LaBillois family, pages 12-13. LACASSE: Joseph LaCasse b. c1814 in Quebec, d. 1879, married Catherine - b. c1820 in County Cork, Ireland, d. 1887: they came to NB and settled in or near Campbellton, Restigouche County: this family is not found in the 1871 Restigouche County census returns. Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #37, September 1988: Our Lady of the Snows Roman Catholic Parish Cemetery, Campbellton, Restigouche County, page 42. LACELLES: Edward Lacelles b. c1786 in Ireland, d. 12 Mar 1868 at Calais, Washington County, ME: m. Mary - b. c1776 in Ireland, d. 10 Oct 1858 in NB: they came to NB about 1823 and settled in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County: following Mary s death Edward moved to Calais to live with his son.
Children born in Ireland: 1) Agnes Nancy Lacelles b. 1805, d. 2 Feb 1857, m. David Stewart b. c1805 in Ireland, d. 26 Jul 1876, s/o David and Margaret Stewart: settled at Second Falls, Saint George Parish, Charlotte County and had nine children: 2) Mary Jane Lacelles born c1809, m. 30 Apr 1823 at St. Andrews, Charlotte County, NB, Alexander McCann born c1797 in Ireland: he came to NB about 1819: settled in Saint Patrick Parish: had five children: 3) Sarah Lacelles born c1813, married 8 Oct 1835 at St. Andrews, NB, John B. Creasy b. c1803 in England, d. before 1871: settled in Saint Patrick Parish: 4) Samuel Lacelles b. c1815, d. 8 Jun 1890: m. 21 Mar 1839 at St. Andrews, NB, Celia Ann Trenholm b. c1819 probably in NS, d. 19 Mar 1895 settled in Calais, ME by 1860: had no issue. Source: MC80/2800 William J. Adams et. al. Irvins, Irvines and Irvings of St. Stephen, New Brunswick: a genealogy of the descendants of Thomas Irvin and Margaret Jane Bell, pages 314-315. LACHLAN, John: see LOUGHRAN, John LACKEY: John Lackey or Laughy b. c1811 in Ireland, m. in Ireland, Jane DeLacy? or Jane Forrest b. c1811 in Ireland: they came to NB in 1831: first settled at Sussex, then at Norton, Kings County: 1) Margaret Jane Lackey born 29 Sep 1839 in Kings County, NB, d. 1916 at Elgin, NB, m. 9 Oct 1864 Jacob Nowlan of Norton, NB, b. c1837 in Scotland, died 20 Apr 1908 in Elgin, Albert County, NB: 2) Mary Jane Lackey baptized 16 Aug 1841, d. young: 3) John C. Lackey b. 29 Sep 1843, d. 1 May 1914 in Saint John, NB, married 6 or 16 Sep 1864 in Norton, Catherine Jane Cassidy b. 29 Dec 1839, died 20 Feb 1902, d/o James Cassidy and Jane Kerr or Jane Corry: eleven children: 4) Mary Ann Lackey born c1846. Source: MC80/1790 Ken Kanner s Early families revisited, page 169: see also MC1/Laughy, #1,2,3 50 pages: a land petition says John Laughy Sr. was born in Scotland. LACROIX: Jean Lacroix born c1757, died 1 Jan 1827: he came to NB before 1811 and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: married (1 st ) c1787 Jeanne dit Jeanneton Albert d/o Gabriel Albert and Angélique Bouthillier: m. (2 nd ) 25 Feb 1811 at Caraquet, Adélaide Hébert d/o Jean Hébert and Rose Cyr of Bonaventure, QC: Children of first wife: 1) Ambroise Lacroix b. 4 Apr 1789, d. 5 May 1793: 2) Andre Lacroix born 15 Dec 1790: 3) Marie Lacroix born c1800, m. 3 Nov 1819 André Larocque s/o François Larocque and Marie Morais of Paspébiac, QC: 4) Marie Lacroix b. c1806, died 20 Oct 1808:
5) Félicité Sara Lacroix born 28 Jul 1807: Children of second wife: 6) Jean Olivier Lacroix born 2 Dec 1812, d. 14 Oct 1889, m. c1842 Marie McGrath b. 1816, d. 24 Apr 1888: had three children: 7) Vital Lacroix born 27 Sep 1816, d. 13 Jun 1818: 8) Marguerite Osithe Lacroix born 27 Feb 1821, d. 20 Apr 1901, m. c1842 Agapit Albert s/o Isaac Albert and Osithe Mailloux: 9) Jean Octave Lacroix born 19 Oct 1821, m. 26 Nov 1848 Séraphie Gionet d/o Charles Gionet and Geneviève LeBreton: they settled at Bas-Caraquet and had five children: 10) Éloi Lacroix b. c1824, d. unmarried 1 Dec 1890. Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, pgs. 264-5. LADDS: Frederick William Ladds born in England, d. 18 Apr 1858, m. (1 st ) c1819 -, married (2 nd ) 8 Sep 1838 Hannah Wilson: settled at Maugerville, Sunbury County: Children of first marriage: 1) Frederick William Ladds Jr. b. 1820, died 7 Oct 1905, married 1 Jan 1844 Margaret Hamilton, b. 1827: 2) William Ladds born 1822, married c1848 Margaret Colman born 1826: 3) Harriet Ladds: 4) Elizabeth Saunders Ladds. Source: MC1/ Ladds, 5 pages: there may have been a son John Ladds born 1826 who married Margaret Kelly d/o John Kelly and Mary Good. LAGACÉ: Louis Lagacé bp. 21 Jan 1783 at Rivière-Ouelle, QC s/o Basile Mignier dit Lagacé and Madeleine LeClerc: married 29 Jul 1805 at Rivière-Ouelle, Madeleine Levesque d/o Joseph Levesque and Thècle Bard: came to NB about 1820: settled at Pointe-Verte, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: 1) Louis Lagacé married 28 Nov 1826 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Fournier d/o Jacques Fournier and Angélique Couture: 2) François Lagacé m. 30 Jun 1830 at Bathurst, NB, Mathilde Boudreau d/o Joseph Boudreau and Rosalie Haché: 3) Modeste Lagacé m. 26 Jan 1830 at Bathurst, Louis Couture s/o Augustin Couture and Véronique Bégin of Québec: 4) Elie Lagacé married (1 st ) 19 Sep 1831 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Hébert d/o Joseph Hébert and Théotiste Doucet: m. (2 nd ) Pélagie Haché: 5) Angélique Lagacé m. 23 Nov 1834 Fabien Guitard s/o François Guitard and Marie LeFiliatre: 6) Lucille Lagacé married 22 Sep 1838 at Petit-Rocher, Olivier Duplessis s/o Joseph Duplessis and Françoise Chouinard: 7) Joseph Lagacé married (1 st ) 26 Jan 1841 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Haché d/o Mélème Haché and Osithe Roussel: m. (2 nd ) on 18 Apr 1869 at Petit-Rocher, Marie Anne Boudreau d/o Romain Boudreau and Rebecca Doucet:
8) Narcisse Lagacé m. 11 Oct 1845 Louise Doucet d/o Tranquille Doucet and Rebecca Pitre: 9) Vincent Lagacé b. 3 Oct 1824, married 20 May 1845 Sophie Chamberlain d/o Benonie Chamberlain and Sophie Thériault: 10) Basile Lagacé b. 5 Feb 1827, married 28 Sep 1846 Euphrosine Roy d/o Laurent Roy and Olive Johnson: 11) Marie Lagacé born 26 Dec 1828, married Pierre Coté. Sources: MC80/814 Rosaline Guitard s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques (Petit- Rocher) Vol. 2, #5, pages 15 to 16: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, page 142. LAINE: Henry Joseph Laine born c1876 in Finland, s/o Jean Samuel Laine and Marie Elida Lehtonen of Laitilon, Pitoja, Finland: came to NB: settled in Beresford, Gloucester County: later moved to Québec: married 27 Feb 1911 at Robertville in Beresford Parish, Gloucester County, Marie Haché d/o Joseph Haché and Christine Comeau: Children : 1) Flora Laine b. 1915, d. 1916: 2) Marguerite Laine b. 1924, d. 1925: 3) Marie Laine b. 1925, d. 1926: 4) Lydia Laine: 5) Henri Laine. Source: MC80/995 Donat Robichaud s Beresford: Le petit Nipisiguit, pages 256-258. LAING: David Laing born 1811 at Anstruther in Fifeshire, Scotland, died 30 Dec 1896, m. 25 Dec 1830 at Cameron, Fifeshire, Scotland, Rebecca Mudie b. 1811 Ceres, Fifeshire, d. 3 Dec 1885: 1) Agnes Laing born 8 Dec 1831 at Forgan, Fifeshire: 2) Ann Laing b. 1833 in Fifeshire, married Andrew Bricknell: settled in NB: 3) Elizabeth Jane Laing b. 1835 probably at Kingsbarns, Fifeshire, d. 21 Apr 1913, m. 4 Jun 1858 Moonzie, Fifeshire, Scotland William Lamont born 7 Jul 1836 in Scone, Perthshire, d. 9 Mar 1911, s/o William Lamont and Margaret Robertson: he came to NB in 1858 and settled at West Glassville in Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: had ten children: 4) John Laing b. 15 Nov 1836, m. Emma Huston: settled in NB: 5) Margery Laing b. 26 Jun 1838 Kingsbarns, married Alexander Stevenson: 6) David Laing b. 4 Aug 1840 at Kingsbarns: 7) Mary Laing b. 26 Jul 1842 possibly at Boarshill, Scotland, died 6 Jun 1902, m. Henry Robertson Lamont b. 1838 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland, d. 1896, s/o William Lamont and Margaret Robertson: came to NB early in 1862 and settled in West Glassville: had eight children: 8) Isabella Laing born 26 May 1845 at Forgan, Fifeshire: 9) Janet Laing b. 29 Apr 1847 at Forgan: 10) Rebecca Laing born 10 Jun 1851 at Forgan.
Sources: MC80/1691 Janet B. Spurgeon s The Lamonts from the fair land of Gowrie: two hundred years of descendants, pages 4-5: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, pages 97-98. LAKE: Nicholas Lake b. 1757 at North Hill, Cornwall County, England, bp. 18 Nov 1757, d. 14 Jul 1804, s/o Simon and Sarah Lake: came to America as a young man and settled at Cambridge, Washington County, NY: came to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Saint John: possibly m. at Cambridge, NY, Elizabeth Hogal widow of John Hogal a Loyalist. Source: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #64, Summer 1995: David W. Lake s Nicholas Lake (1757-1804), pages 9-10. LAMB: Andrew Dixon Lamb born c1829 in Glasgow, Scotland, s/o George Lamb: he came to NB and settled in St. Andrews, Charlotte County: m. Jane Augherton born 1826 in Ireland d/o George Augherton and Nancy Kyle: 1) George Herbert Lamb b. c1853, m. (1 st ) Elizabeth Rowan: had one child: m. (2 nd ) Sarah Ross Simpson: had no issue: 2) Claude Morton Lamb b. c1855, married Annie Stevenson and had three children: 3) Warwick Andrew Lamb b. c1856, married Josephine Keene and had two children: 4) Joseph Dixon Lamb b. c1857, m. Catherine Neill and had one child: 5) Marie Agnes Lamb b. c1860, m. Charles Matthews and had no issue: 6) Ella Gertrude Lamb married Goodwill Douglas and had two children: 7) Annie Lila Lamb m. Percy Hanson and had three children: Source: Charlotte County scrapbook: Hanson genealogy on microfilm F69, page 98: Andrew Lamb s brother George Lamb also settled in St. Andrews: his sister Elizabeth Lamb married Mr. McGaven and had three children. LAMB: James Lamb born in Glasgow, Scotland: he came to NB in 1816 and settled at Sackville, then at Shemogue, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: he married Janet Murray b. 1807 in Scotland: Children mentioned: 1) Elizabeth Lamb b. c1838, d. 1917, married William Murray: 2) Janet Lamb b. c1840, d. 1910, married Stephen Anderson: 3) Robert Lamb b. 1841: settled on the homestead: 4) Margaret Lamb born 1843, m. William Johnson: 5) Maria Lamb b. 1848, d. 1931, m. Cyrus Munro. 6) John G. Lamb b. 1851: settled in Port Elgin: Source: MC80/5 W.M. Burns A history and story of Botsford, pages 73-74: James came to NB with his sister Elizabeth Lamb who married a Mr. Carter and settled at Shemogue, NB: see also MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm reel F20987: see sheet for James Lamb.
LAMB: James Hamilton Lamb b. -, died 1811: he came from Connecticut to NB in 1783 as a Loyalist and settled in Fredericton, York County: married Harriet - b. 1779, d. Apr 1822: they had at least four children: only child mentioned was, Sarah Lamb born 1800, d. 11 Apr 1827, m. Richard Dunn: settled in Fredericton and had at least one child. Source: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Vol. II, pages 92-94. LAMB: Joseph Coke Lamb b. 1751 in England s/o Sir Mathew Lamb and Charlotte Coke of Melbourne Hall, England: served in the British Army until 1770 then came to NB about 1772 and settled at Rockland, Dorchester Parish, Westmorland County: married c1781 Sarah Ayer b. 9 Oct 1758 at Norwich, CT, d/o Elijah Ayer and Abigail Merrill: Children are listed in a random order: 1) John Lamb b. c1781, possibly married Elizabeth - b. 1799: settled in Dorchester Parish and had at least four children: 2) Abby/Abigail Lamb m. Alexander Kinnear. 3) Mary/Polly Lamb b. 12 Feb 1783, m. 8 Oct 1801 Gideon Smith b. 13 Jun 1777 at Upper Dorchester where the family settled: 4) Isaac Lamb: 5) Joseph Lamb: 6) Mariner Lamb b. c1786, m. Abigail Davidson b. 1795: 7) William Lamb b. 1789, m. Margaret - born 1800: settled in Dorchester Parish: had at least eight children: 8) Sally/Sarah Lamb born c1791, d. 27 Feb 1880, married Amasa Weldon of Dorchester, NB. Sources: MC1/Colpitts/Bissett/Lamb, 30 pages: contains a copy of a report titled The Lamb and Bissett families and their beginnings in America in which it is said that a daughter of Gideon Smith and Mary Lamb married Captain William Harding Bissett: see MC2852 Purdy-Carter genealogical collection, MS2: on microfilm reel F20987: see sheets for Joseph Coke Lamb and his sons: the order of the children differs among sources. LAMBERT: John Lambert born c1755: came from New Jersey in 1783 as a Loyalist: first settled on the Kennebecasis River, Kings County, then by 1804 he moved to Deer Island, West Isles Parish, Charlotte County: wife s name is not provided: 1) Catherine Lambert born c1776, m. 1 Nov 1794 Joseph Stinson of St. Andrews, Charlotte County: 2) William Lambert m. c1801 and had issue: settled in St. Andrews, NB: 3) Edmund Lambert m. 1 Oct 1804 Sarah E. Beatty: settled in St. Andrews: 4) Mathew Lambert m. Deborah - : settled in Calais, ME:
5) James Lambert b. 1788, m. 9 Jun 1821 Eleanor Scanlin b. 1799, died 23 Mar 1829: settled in St. Andrews in 1810 and had issue: 6) Samuel Lambert born 1789, died 1858, married 1809 Elizabeth Pendleton born 1790, d. 1870: they settled on Deer Island: 7) Henry Lambert m. 6 Aug 1814 Mary Greenlaw: settled in St. Andrews: 8) Joseph M. Lambert b. 1796, d. 27 Oct 1875, married (1 st ) 13 Apr 1829 Sarah Franklin or Frankland b. 10 May 1813, d. before 1850, d/o William W. Franklin or Frankland: had one child: m. (2 nd ) 4 Dec 1850 Martha Ann Matthews b. Sep 1830, d. 23 May 1896: had three children: settled on Grand Manan by 1830: 9) John Lambert Jr. born 1798, married 19 Apr 1826 Lydia Ann Long d/o Richard Long: 10) Daniel Lambert born 1800, d. 1857, m. 8 Dec 1829 Dorothy Frankland born 1812 d/o William W. Frankland, died after 1871: settled at Lords Cove, Deer Island: 11) Lydia Lambert b. 1800, d. after 1861, married John Jameson: 12) Robert Lambert b. 1801, died after 1851: was married: 13) Margaret Lambert b. 1803: 14) Mary Ann Lambert born 1806: 15) Charles E. Lambert born 1810: 16) Eleanor Lambert born 1815, died 1883, m. 9 Mar 1836 William Cline b. 1809, died 1885. Sources: MC80/21 Martha Barto s Passamaquoddy: Genealogies of West Isles families, pages 124-131: see also MC80/360 Acadiensis: Vol III, No. 4, Oct 1903, Old Burial Ground, St. Andrews, page 292: see also MC2657 NBGS Generations Volume 24, No. 1, Spring 2002, Helen Brooks Lamberts of Grand Manan, page 27. LAMKEY: James Lamkey may have been born at Kouchibouguac, Carleton Parish, Kent County: m. Ellen Jardine: by the 1870 s they settled in Mortimer Corner, Harcourt Parish, Kent County: Children are listed in an estimated order: 1) Aaron Lamkey m. 2 Sep 1867 Margaret Collins: had at least one child: 2) Jack Lamkey born 1855, died 1927, m. Annie MacEacheran: settled at or near Browns Yard, NB and had four children: 3) Jane Lamkey b. 1850, m. Mr. Langen: had no children: 4) George Lamkey born 10 Mar 1856, m. Minnie Cail d/o John and Bertha Cail: settled at Moncton, NB and had one daughter: 5) Ellen Lamkey born 14 Jun 1857, m. Mr. Curtain and had four children: moved to Lynn, MA: 6) Mary Deborah Lamkey died young: 7) Catherine Lamkey m. Mr. McDermott: 8) Thomas Lamkey b. 11 Oct 1860 in Kouchibouguac, NB, died 6 Oct 1926 at Newcastle, NB, m. 3 Oct 1883 Elizabeth Houston Swetnam born 15 Nov 1865, d. 16 Apr 1946: they had eight children: 9) William Lamkey born 1863 m. Nellie -. Source: MC80/1131 Mary MacLaren s The Lamkeys of Kent County. LAMKEY: John Lamkey or Lambkie born c1788 in Prussia, d. 4 Jun 1860: came to NB and settled at Kouchibouguac, Carleton Parish, Kent County: his wife s name is
not provided: Only children mentioned: 1) John Lamkey b. c1813, d. 30 Nov 1858, m. Deborah - b. c1800, died 6 Oct 1850: 2) Jonathan Lamkey b. c1824 in NB, married Elizabeth - b. c1825 in NB: settled in Carleton Parish and had at least six children: 3) William Lamkey b. c1826 in NB, m. (1 st ) Mary - b. c1829 in NB, d. 14 Aug 1851: m. (2 nd ) Helen - b. c1831: they settled in Richibucto Parish, Kent County and had at least three children: Sources: MC2657 NBGS Generations Issue #51, Mar 1992: Kouchibouguac National Park Williams cemetery [St-Louis, NB], page 61: also see the Kent County census records. LAMMEY: Hugh Lammey came to NB in 1783 with his wife as Loyalists: they settled in St. Andrews Parish Parish, Charlotte County: Source: MC2657 NBGS Newsletter Issue #13, September 1982: Sharon M. Debeau s Charlotte County Loyalists, page 10. LAMONT: Alexander Lamont b. in Kilmarnock, Scotland, married Hannah Cameron: they came to NB and settled at Douglastown in Newcastle Parish, Northumberland County: only child mentioned was, Hugh Hunter Lamont b. 16 May 1843, d. 8 Jun 1917, m. 1871 Mary Isabella Henderson d/o James Henderson and Mary Ingram born 1846, d. 1887. Source: MC80/2184 W.D. Hamilton s Dictionary of Miramichi Biography. LAMONT: William Lamont born c1813 in Moneydie, Perthshire, Scotland, died 1875, s/o John Lamont and Mary Clink, married 24 Nov 1834 in Scone, Perthshire, Margaret Robertson born 7 Aug 1814 at Kinnoul, Perthshire, died 1892, d/o James Robertson and Magdalene Walker: came to NB about 1858 and settled in West Glassville, Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: 1) William Lamont born on 7 Jul 1836 in Scone, Perthshire, died 9 Mar 1911, m. 4 Jun 1858 at Moonzie, Fifeshire, Scotland, Elizabeth Jane Laing born in 1835 probably at Kingsbarns, Fifeshire, d. 3 Dec 1885, d/o David Laing and Rebecca Mudie: to NB 1858: settled in West Glassville and had ten children: 2) Henry Robertson Lamont born 6 Sep 1838 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland, d. 3 Mar 1896, m. 20 Oct 1862 Mary Laing b. 26 Jul 1842 possibly at Boarshill, Scotland, d. 6 Jun 1902, d/o David Laing and Rebecca Mudie: they came to NB early 1862 and settled in West Glassville: they had eight children: 3) Madeleine or Magdalene Lamont born 21 Apr 1840 Pitmiddle, Kinnaird, Perthshire, d. 30 Sep 1920 in Longforgan, Perthshire: 4) Mary Lamont born 3 Mar 1842 at Pitmiddle, d. 14 Oct 1883 at Taymouth Cottage, West Ferry, St. Andrew, Scotland:
5) John Lamont b. 11 Jan 1844 at Pittmiddle, d. 12 Sep 1914 in St. Andrew, Scotland: 6) Euphemia Lamont b. c1846, d. at birth: 7) David Lamont born 16 Jul 1849 at Errol, Perthshire, died 10 Feb 1890 at Trenton, NJ: 8) James Lamont b. 28 Feb 1852, d. 6 Jul 1874 in Perthshire: 9) Helen Lamont b. 16 Oct 1853 in Kinfauns, Perthshire, died 9 Mar 1934 in Perthshire. Sources: MC80/1691 Janet B. Spurgeon s The Lamonts from the fair land of Gowrie: two hundred years of descendants: Elizabeth Jane Laing had siblings who settled in Carleton County NB: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, pages 97-98. LAMOREAUX: Daniel Lamoreaux b. 3 Apr 1763 at Yorktown, Westchester County, NY, d. 1821, s/o Andre Lamoreaux and Elizabeth Covert: married 30 Jul 1780 at Hempstead, Long Island, NY, Charity Wetmore b. 23 Jan 1760 at Rye, Westchester County, NY, d. 10 Jul 1849: they came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled at Carleton, Saint John: 1) Elizabeth Lamoreaux born 1 Oct 1781 at Yorktown, NY, married George Washington Taylor: settled in Saint John and had one daughter: 2) Susanna Lamoreaux b. 14 Jan 1783 at Yorktown, NY: 3) Andrew Ogden Lamoreaux born 8 Dec 1785 at Carleton, Saint John, d. 19 Oct 1879 Saint John, m. 17 Jul 1804 at Saint John, Sarah Wort b. 1 Feb 1789, died 9 Feb 1855: settled in Carleton, Saint John and had nine children: 4) Daniel Lamoreaux b. 21 Aug 1787 Carleton, Saint John: 5) James C. Lamoreaux b. 17 Jul 1789 in Carleton, Saint John: 6) Thomas S. Lamoreaux born 18 Jul 1791 in Carleton, Saint John, d. 4 Jun 1874, m. Hannah F. Gee b. 12 Jul 1795 in Saint John, d. 14 Sep 1867: had nine children: about 1815 they moved to Newark, Wayne County, NY: 7) David B. Lamoreaux born 23 Feb 1794 in Carleton, Saint John: married and had three children. Source: MC80/2134 Carl W. Smith s A line of descent: French Huguenot Émigré André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 12. LAMOREAUX: Jesse Lamoreaux b. 12 Apr 1757 at Yorktown, Westchester County, NY s/o Andre Lamoreaux and Elizabeth Covert: m. 15 Aug 1782 Jane Wetmore born 4 Jun 1760 Rye, Westchester County, NY: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: 1) Susan Lamoreaux b. in NB: 2) Timothy Lamoreaux b. NB. Source: MC80/2134 Carl W. Smith s A line of descent: French Huguenot Émigré André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 11-12, 35-36.
LAMOREAUX: Joshua or Josue Lamoreaux b. 9 Jan 1739 at Phillipstown, Putnam County, NY s/o Daniel Lamoreaux and Jeanne Masse: married 1758 at Phillipstown, Elizabeth Ogden born 1738 in Dutchess County, NY: came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled at Gagetown, Queens County: Children born in Phillipstown, NY: 1) Jerusha/Rhoda Lamoreaux b. c1758, buried in Kirtland, Ohio, m. Henry Earle born 1753: had issue in NB: 2) Jemima Lamoreaux b. 1760, d. 13 Nov 1855, m. Archibald Wright born 1760, d. 1837: settled in Ohio and had five children: 3) James Lamoreaux born Jul 1768, d. 16 Nov 1869 Pickering, ON, m. 9 Sep 1795 at Gagetown, Martha Cross b. Jan 1777, d. 29 Aug 1828 at Pickering: had twelve children: moved to Ontario in 1808: 4) Joshua Lamoreaux b. 13 Oct 1770, d. 18 Feb 1853, married 6 Mar 1807 at Gagetown, NB, Ann Cross born 1777, d. 6 Jun 1853: had ten children: settled in Scarborough, ON: 5) Isaac Lamoreaux b. 6 Mar 1772, d. 1871, married Nancy Ann Miller: had ten children before moving to Scarborough, ON: 6) John McCord Lamoreaux born 19 Jul 1774, d. 1849 in USA: married: had issue in Ontario: 7) Andrew Lamoreaux b. 1776. Source: MC80/2134 Carl W. Smith s A line of descent: French Huguenot Émigré André Lamoreaux 1660-1706, pages 4, 26-29. LANCHESTER: Henry Lanchester b. 1783 in England: came to NB in May 1817 and settled at Cadman Corner in Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: m. Elizabeth Kench b. 1797: 1) Sarah Lanchester b. 1821, m. William Hardy: settled at Hardy, Botsford Parish: 2) Robert Lanchester b. 1822, m. Susannah Dobson: settled on homestead: 3) John Lanchester b. 1826: settled in Baie Verte, Westmorland County: 4) Georgia Lanchester b. 1829: 5) William Lanchester born 1832: 6) Mary A. Lanchester born 1834, m. William Robinson: 7) Jane Lanchester b. 1835, m. 1859 Elias Gooden: 8) Sophia Lanchester b. 1837: 9) Julia Lanchester b. 1839: 10) Deborah Lanchester b. 1841, m. John Estabrooks of Sackville: 11) Kezia Lanchester m. 1866 Benjamin Trenholm of Bayfield, NB:?) Miss Lanchester married Andrew Murray as his 2 nd wife. Sources: MC80/5 W.M. Burns A history and story of Botsford, pages 75-76 which spells the surname Lancaster: see the census records for Westmorland County which spells the surname Longchester: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, pages 242-244, and Westmorland County marriage registers both of which spells the surname as Lanchester.
LANDRY: Alexis Landry b. 25 Aug 1721 at Grand-Pré, NS, d. 6 Mar 1798, s/o Jean Landry and Claire LeBlanc: m. c1745 in NS, Marie Thériault d/o Germain Thériault and Anne Richard, widow of Jean-Baptiste Cormier of Beaubassin: family settled in Caraquet, Gloucester County by 1769: 1) Anselme Landry born on 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, died 16 Dec 1806, m. c1775 Marie Brideau d/o Louis Brideau and Marie Thérèse Thomas: 2) Anne-Marie Landry born 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, died 24 Aug 1822, m. Pierre Thibodeau: 3) Rémi Landry born c1748 or c1764, married about 1789 Charlotte Doiron: 4) Agathe Landry born c1749, died 28 Apr 1820, m. c1773 Joseph Dugas s/o Charles Dugas and Anne LeBlanc of Carleton, QC: 5) Thadée Landry born 1750 or c1758, died 10 Aug 1818 at Pokemouche, m. (1 st ) c1783 Madelaine Légère d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 22 Nov 1808 Marie Cormier, widow of Alexandre Godin: 6) Pierre Landry born c1751, died 10 Jan 1833, m. c1775 Marguerite Allain d/o Louis Allain and Anne Légère: 7) Joseph Landry born 22 Jan 1760, d. c1838, m. (1 st ) 6 Jun 1789 at Caraquet, Marie Légère d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 24 Apr 1815 Marguerite P. Pinet, widow of Pierre Thériault: 8) Rosalie Landry born 1762, died unmarried 18 Dec 1780: 9) François Landry b. 1764 or c1756, buried 11 Sep 1821, m. 15 May 1784 at Bonaventure, Adélaide Bourg d/o Joseph Bourg and Catherine Comeau of Bonaventure, QC. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC1286 Volume IV Dictionary of Canadian Biography, page 436: see also MC80/781 Bona Arsenault s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Volume II, page 668: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, page 268 which says that Alexis wife Marie Thériault s parents were Jean Thériault and Madeleine Bourg of Rivière-aux-Canards: also, it lists the children in a different order. LANDRY: Anselme Landry born 11 Mar 1746 at Beaubassin, NS, d. 16 Dec 1806, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. c1775 Marie Brideau born c1761, d. Autumn 1848, d/o Louis Brideau and Marie Thérèse Thomas: this family first settled at Caraquet, then at Grande-Anse in Gloucester County: 1) Ursule Landry b. c1776, d. Aug 1828, m. 23 Oct 1798 Joseph Benoit s/o Antoine Benoit and Marie Savoie of Tracadie, Gloucester County: 2) Simon Landry b. c1778, m. at Bathurst, NB 11 Jun 1804 Geneviève Haché d/o Joseph Haché and Madelaine Doucet: 3) Isaac Landry b. 3 Aug 1779 at Caraquet: 4) Marie Elizabeth dit Isabelle Landry b. 1 Jan 1781 at Caraquet, m. c1800 Firmin Benoit s/o Antoine Benoit and Marie Savoie of Tracadie: 5) Hélène Landry b. 21 Sep 1782, married Joseph Haché s/o Joseph Haché and Madeleine Doucet: 6) Victoire Landry born 11 Feb 1784, died 5 Mar 1859 at Grande-Anse, NB, married
21 May 1810 at Bathurst, Gloucester County, Dominique Pinet s/o Dominique Pinet and Rose Boudreau: 7) Germain Landry born 11 Feb 1785, m. 21 Jul 1812 Madelaine Haché d/o Joseph Haché and Madelaine Doucet of Bathurst, NB: 8) Angélique Landry b. 20 Feb 1787, d. 17 Apr 1867 at Néguac, Gloucester County NB, m. (1 st ) 8 Aug 1808 at Bartibog, Northumberland County, Joseph Breau s/o Anselme Breau and Anastésie Arsenault: m. (2 nd ) 22 Feb 1819 at Caraquet, NB, Nicolas Latulippe s/o Nicolas Latulippe and Marie Anne Bilodeau of Charlesbourg, QC: 9) Anselme Landry Jr. born 25 Dec 1788, died 22 Jun 1814 at Stonehaven, NB, m. 4 Nov 1812 Tharzil Pinet d/o Dominique Pinet and Rose Boudreau: 10) Mathurin Landry born 27 Sep 1791, m. 8 Jan 1822 Claire Robichaud d/o Jean Robichaud and Félécité Cyr, and widow of Jean-Baptiste Léger: 11) Maire-Claire Landry born 20 Jun 1794, m. 22 Nov 1814 Hilarion Albert s/o Pierre Albert and Geneviève Denis: 12) Vénérande Landry born 16 Jul 1795, d. 27 Feb 1846 at Bonaventure, QC, m. (1 st ) 10 Jan 1820 at Bonaventure, Louis Lepage s/o Jean-Baptiste Lepage and Rose Arsenault, m. (2 nd ) 24 Nov 1840 at Bonaventure, Charles Comeau s/o Olivier Comeau and Euphrosine LeBlanc: 13) Geneviève Landry born c1797, died 15 Jul 1895 at Grande-Anse, married 23 Nov 1824 Jean-Baptiste Blanchard s/o Isidore Blanchard and Isabelle Léger: 14) Alexis Landry born in 1798, died 22 Jun 1814: 15) Joseph Landry b. c1800, d. 22 Jun 1814: 16) Françoise Landry b. -, d. c1844, m. 12 Feb 1821 at Néguac, NB, Victor Savoie s/o Joseph Savoie and Marguerite Bujold: 17) Luce Landry born 11 Jan 1807, m. 27 Jan 1824 Sidefroy Thériault s/o Jean- Baptiste Thériault and Geneviève Pinet. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, page 269 which lists the children in a different order. LANDRY: François Landry born c1757 or c1764, buried 11 Sep 1821, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault, m. on 13 May 1784 Adélaide Bourg b. c1762, d. 27 Mar 1842 at Bonaventure, QC, d/o Joseph Bourg and Catherine Comeau of Bonaventure, QC: settled first in Caraquet then at Grande-Anse in New Bandon Parish, Gloucester County: 1) Rosalie Landry born 24 Jun 1784: 2) Esther Landry born 26 Jun 1786: 3) Rosalie Landry born 24 Jun 1787, married 15 Nov 1814 at Paspébiac, QC, Michel Chapados s/o Jean-Nicolas Chapados and Josette Lebrasseur, and the widower of Marguerite Delarosbie: 4) Marguerite Landry born 1 Aug 1788, d. 14 Feb 1814: 5) Théotiste Landry born 1790, died 20 Apr 1837 at Bonaventure, m. 21 Nov 1815 at Bonaventure, Ephrem Lepage s/o Jean-Baptiste-Michel Lepage and Rosalie Arseneault: 6) Rémi-Constant Landry born 5 Jun 1792, m. (1 st ) 24 Jun 1816 at Bartibog, Northumberland County, Olive Allain of Pokemouche, Gloucester County, d/o Michel Allain and Josephte Savoie of Néguac, Gloucester County: married (2 nd ) 5
Feb 1846 Tracadie, Gloucester County, Ursule Boudreau d/o Joseph Boudreau and the widow of Étienne Savoie of Pokemouche, NB: 7) Allain Landry b. 5 May 1794, married 1 Feb 1825 Pauline Thériault d/o François Thériault and Scholastique Haché: 8) Ursule Landry born 8 Apr 1796: 9) Marie Landry born 1798, died 29 May 1869, m. 23 Nov 1819 Hilarion Thériault s/o François Thériault and Scholastique Haché: 10) Julien Landry m. 21 Oct 1828 at Bathurst, NB, Marie Haché d/o Simon Haché and Vénérende Arsenault: 11) Gilbert Landry b. c 1802, d. 17 May 1874, m. 14 Feb 1831 at Shippagan, Gloucester County, Angèle Duguay d/o Jean-Baptiste Duguay and Marie Boulay of Lamèque, Gloucester County, NB: 12) Nathalie Landry born 15 Jan 1808, d. 2 Feb 1876, m. 2 May 1831 Joseph Thériault s/o François Thériault and Scholastique Haché. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 275-276. LANDRY: Jean-Baptiste Landry born 1747 s/o Pierre Landry and Marie-Claire Babin: m. 4 Sep 1768 Pisiguit, NS, Marie-Josephe Dupuis d/o Michel Dupuis and Marie-Josephe Savoie: came to NB and settled at Memramcook, Westmorland County: only child mentioned was Marie Landry born 1774. Sources: MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 4, page 1409. LANDRY: Joseph Landry b. 22 Jun 1760 Miscou, Gloucester County, NB, died c1838, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. (1 st ) 6 Jun 1789 at Caraquet, Gloucester County, Marie Légère born -, died c1813, d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 24 Apr 1815 Marguerite Pinet d/o Pierre Pinet and Marie Vienneau, and widow of Pierre Thériault: they settled in Caraquet, Gloucester County: Children of the first marriage: 1) Nathalie Landry b. 3 May 1791, died 8 Jun 1793: 2) Félicité Landry born 2 Nov 1792, m. 22 Nov 1814 Sébastien Thériault s/o Jean- Baptiste Thériault and Geneviève Pinet: 3) Joseph-Marie Landry b. 20 Apr 1794, d. 15 Feb 1807: 4) Alexis Aimé Landry born 7 Nov 1795, d. 19 Dec 1795: 5) Laurent Landry b. 1796, d. 9 Feb 1807: 6) Marie Landry b. c1798, d. 31 Jan 1817: 7) Esther Landry born c1800, died 4 Feb 1807: 8) Agathe Landry born c1802, died 24 Feb 1807: 9) Antoine Landry b. c1804, married 2 Feb 1827 Rose Thériault d/o Pierre Thériault and Marguerite Pinet: 10) Joseph Landry b. 14 Nov 1809, d. 20 Jan 1818: Children of the second marriage: 11) Eustache Lazarre Landry born 20 Sep 1816, d. 27 Nov 1884, m. c1837 Agathe
Dugas d/o Bruno Dugas and Marguerite Cormier or Judith Allain. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, page 278. LANDRY: Pierre Landry born 1751, d. 10 Jan 1833, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. c1775 Marguerite Allain b. c1750, d. 27 Apr 1825, d/o Louis Allain and Anne Légère: settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: 1) Marie Lisette Landry m. c1803 Etienne Doucet: 2) Elie Landry b. c1780, married 22 Nov 1808 Marie-Cécile Blanchard d/o Thadée Blanchard and Judith Légère: 3) Théotiste Landry b. c1783, buried 17 Jul 1861, m. 14 Aug 1809 Hypollite LeBlanc s/o Marin and Marguerite LeBlanc: 4) Michel Landry b. Sep 1784, bur. 7 Aug 1858, m. 17 Sep 1812 at Carleton, PQ, Marguerite Allard d/o Augustin Allard and Marguerite LeBlanc: 5) Rose Landry b. 30 Sep 1786: 6) Timothé Landry born c1787, married 29 Jul 1806 at Néguac, Vénérende Savoie d/o Pierre Savoie and Anne-Marie Bujold: 7) Marthe Landry born 29 Jul 1789, buried 28 Nov 1878, married (1 st ) 8 Nov 1814 at Carleton, QC, François-Xavier LeBlanc s/o Pierre-Marin LeBlanc and Marguerite LeBlanc: m. (2 nd ) 31 Sep 1831 at Carleton, QC, Alexander Levasseur s/o Jean Levasseur and Judith Manuel of Kamouraska, QC: 8) Marie-Claire Landry born c1790, m. 22 Nov 1814 Hilarion Albert s/o Pierre Albert and Geneviève Denys: 9) Louis David Landry born 13 Sep 1792, died 24 Apr 1871, married 30 Jun 1818 at Carleton, QC, Marie-Antoinette Allard d/o Augustin Allard and Marguerite LeBlanc: 10) Docithé Landry: 11) Alexis Urbain Landry born 19 Sep 1795, m. 19 Nov 1827 Marie Smith d/o Joseph Smith and Isabelle Fuller: 12) Bonne Landry born 15 Dec 1798, died unmarried 5 Oct 1862: 13) Pierre Hubert Landry born 1800, died 10 Jan 1883. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 286 to 288 which has a different order for the births of the children. LANDRY: Rémi Landry born c1748 or c1764, d. c1844, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault, married c1789 Charlotte Doiron probably a native of Memramcook: settled at Caraquet and Grande-Anse in Gloucester County: 1) Bathilde Landry born May 1785, buried 7 Aug 1817 at Bathurst, NB, m. 21 Nov 1809 Michel Daigle, the widower of Tharzil Doucet of Bathurst: 2) Hilarion Landry b. 3 Oct 1788, d. 25 Sep 1791: 3) Omer or Toussaint Landry b. 17 Sep 1790, d. 5 Nov 1848, m. (1 st ) 22 Sep 1818
Lucille Goulet d/o Jean Goulet and Pauline Comeau of Bathurst, NB: m. (2 nd ) Félicité Légère the widow of Romain Haché: 4) Marie Constance Landry born 1 Jun 1792, married 21 Nov 1809 Pierre Doucet s/o Michel Doucet and Anne Boudreau of Bathurst: 5) Céleste Landry born 16 Sep 1793, m. 28 Apr 1812 at Bathurst, Antoine Haché born 4 Jun 1788 s/o Joseph Haché and Madeleine Doucet: 6) Henriette Landry b. 4 Sep 1795: 7) Madelaine Landry b. 1798, m. 8 Nov 1816 at Bathurst, Joseph Boudreau s/o Joseph Boudreau and Rosalie Haché of Petit-Rocher, NB: 8) Blanche Landry b. c1799, married 22 Sep 1818 Michel Daigle s/o Michel Daigle and Théotiste Doucet at Bathurst: 9) Victoire Landry born c1801, married 10 Nov 1826 Barnabé Bourque s/o Joseph Bourque and Jeanne-Rebecca Loubert of Bonaventure, QC: 10) Jean Landry born c1803, d. 18 Mar 1806: 11) Pierre Landry b. c1805, m. 13 Feb 1827 at Petit-Rocher, Luce Boudreau d/o Joseph Boudreau and Marie Haché: 12) Angélique Landry born 17 Sep 1807, m. 15 Nov 1824 at Petit-Rocher, Gilbert Boudreau s/o Jean Boudreau and Marguerite LeBlanc. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, pages 289-290. LANDRY: René Landry b. c1733 s/o Alexandre Landry and Anne Flan: m. 26 Nov 1759 at Ristigouche, QC, Madeleine Boudreau d/o Jean Boudreau and Catherine Brasseau: came to NB by 1773 and settled in Memramcook in Westmorland County: 1) Élisabeth Landry b. c1761: 2) Joseph-Laurent Landry b. c1762: 3) Raymond-Jean-Baptiste Landry b. c1764: 4) Zéphirin-Pierre Landry b. c1766: 5) Bernard-Laurent Landry b. c1768: 6) Allain Landry b. 1770: 7) Marie Landry b. c1771: 8) Paul Landry b. c1772: 9) Anne Landry b. c1773. Source: MC80/1862 Bona Arsenault s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. 4, page 1409. LANDRY: Thadée Landry born c1758 at Aulac, d. 10 Aug 1818, s/o Alexis Landry and Marie Thériault: m. (1 st ) c1782 at Caraquet, Madelaine Légère b. -, d. 15 Nov 1807, d/o Olivier Légère and Marie-Joseph Hébert: m. (2 nd ) 22 Nov 1808 Marie Cormier b. c1762, d. 19 Mar 1817, widow of Alexandre Godin: family first settled at Caraquet and then at Pokemouche in Inkerman Parish, Gloucester County: Children of the first marriage: 1) Thadée-Maxime Landry born 27 Aug 1783 at Caraquet, died 17 Jul 1871, m. 7
Jan 1808 Pélagie Cormier d/o Charles Cormier and Madelaine Paulin: 2) Monique Landry born c1785, m. 7 Jan 1808 Charles Gauvin s/o Charles Gauvin and Madelaine Paulin: 3) Charles Landry born on 2 Nov 1787, m. 1 Feb 1813 at Néguac, Gloucester County, Anne Savoie d/o Jean-Simon Savoie and Marie Arsenault: 4) Augustin Landry born 22 Aug 1790, d. 25 Mar 1836, married 1 Feb 1813 at Néguac, Suzanne Allain d/o Michel Allain and Marie-Joseph Savoie: 5) Lazare Landry b. 13 Oct 1792, died on 15 Jan 1807: 6) Madelaine Landry b. 26 Jan 1795, married 11 Apr 1815 Hubert Godin s/o Alexandre Godin and Marie Cormier: 7) Laurent Landry b. c1798, m. 23 Jan 1826 Marie Robichaud d/o Charles Robichaud and Adélaide Savoie: 8) Marie or Angélique Landry born c1800, m. (1 st ) 27 Nov 1821 Jean-Louis Morais s/o Jacques Morais and Marie Paulin: married (2 nd ) c1836 Gilbert Gallien s/o Basile Gallien and Rosalie Doiron: 9) Geneviève Landry born 1805, d. 13 Jan 1807: 10) Grégoire Landry born 8 Nov 1807, married c1833 Angèle Arsenault d/o Etienne Arsenault and Hélène Robichaud of Pokemouche, NB: Child of second marriage: 11) Maurice Landry b. 7 Nov 1809, married 24 Jan 1836 Anne Savoie d/o Florent Savoie and Rosalie Saulnier. Sources: MC1/Landry, 104 pages: the file contains a copy of Alexis Landry de Caraquet et ses descendants (1721-1798) by Rev. Albert Landry: see also MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, page 291. LANE: Eneas Lane b. c1799 in Ireland, d. 1880: came to NB in Jun 1819 and settled at Bayfield, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County: m. Mary Scott born c1803 in NB, d. 1892: 1) Julia Lane born 1830: 2) Mary Ann Lane b. 1832: 3) Margaret Lane b. 1838: 4) Johanna Lane born 1840: 5) John Lane b. 1842, d. 1927, m. Eliza Dobson Wall b. 1848 at Malden, NB, d. 1922, d/o Gilbert Wall and Maria Dobson: settled at Bayfield: had issue: 6) Catherine Lane b. 1845. Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, pages 136-137: also see the Westmorland County census records. LANE: Walter Lane b. in Bandon, County Cork, Ireland, died before 1835 at Bandon, Ireland, m. Elizabeth/Bessie Lisson b. 1793 in Bandon, County Cork, d. 13 May 1858 at Saint John, NB, d/o John Lisson and Elizabeth Kingston: Children mentioned: 1) Samuel Lane: 2) Elizabeth Lane:
3) Walter Lane: 4) Mary Lane m. Joseph Hornbrook: settled at Goshen in Johnston Parish, Queens County: 5) John Lane. Source: MC2824 Julia Walker fonds, MS1, Lisson, 1 page. LANGAN: Thomas Langan born c1755 Rowley, MA, died by 3 Apr 1811, m. c1772 in Sunbury County, Jane Moores b. 25 Jun 1753 at Rowley, MA, died after 1811, d/o Peter Moores and Mary Howe: settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County: Children born in Sunbury County: 1) Jane or Jessie Langan b. c1774, d. 29 Dec 1860 Simonds Parish, Carleton County, married 2 May 1797 in Burton Parish, NB, Jeremiah Barker b. 1775 at Maugerville in Sunbury County, died before 1851 in Carleton County, s/o Nathaniel Barker and Lydia Burpee: 2) Rebecca Langan b. 1775, d. after 1851, m. 27 Mar 1796 in Burton Parish, David Gage b. -, died before 1851: settled in Carleton County: 3) Mary Langan b. 1779, d. 21 Dec 1859 at Fredericton, m. 21 Dec 1797/8 in Burton Parish, Edward Bartlett born 1774, died 9 Sep 1851 in York County: 4) Huldah Langan born 1780, died unmarried 23 May 1842: 5) Margery Langan born 1782, died 18 May 1818 at Sheffield, NB, m. 16 Jul 1802 in Burton Parish, Asa Upton b. 7 May 1783 in Sunbury County, died 19 Jun 1875 at Florenceville, Carleton County: settled at West Florenceville, NB: 6) Edward Langan born 1785, m. 10 Apr 1817 in Sunbury County, Rebecca Jane Upton born 1789: 7) Elizabeth Langan b. c1790, m. 25 May 1810 in Burton Parish, Asa Perley: 8) Thomas Lewis Langan born c1791, d. 10 Dec 1833 in New York City, m. (1 st ) 23 Jan 1823 Sarah Bailey, m. (2 nd ) 26 Jan 1828 in Saint John, Charlotte Whitney b. in Saint John, d. in NY, d/o Samuel Whitney: 9) Margaret Langan b. c1792, m. 29 Nov 1814 in Sunbury County, Robert Mersereau: 10) Hugh Langan b. 1794, died after 1861, m. 7 Apr 1812 Mary Treadwell: settled in Chipman Parish, Queens County: 11) Frances Louisa Langan b. 1798, m. 6 Nov 1818 William H. Sherman. Sources: MC1/Barker #4, 5 pages: see MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, pages 38 to 39: see MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, page 180: see MC80/1790 Ken Kanner s Early families revisited, page 170: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, pages 160-161. LANGIN: Thomas Langin m. 1 Apr 1799 Johanna Strange b. 18 Jan 1784, d. 11 Jun 1874, d/o Lot Strange: may have settled in Burton Parish, Sunbury County: Only children mentioned: 1) Samuel Langin b. 19 Jan 1800 in NB, d. 12 Mar 1881, m. (1 st ) 29 Jul 1830 Rebecca Lamb b. 1806, d. 21 Aug 1842: they had eight children: m. (2 nd ) Margaret Ferguson: had two children: settled at Gaspereau Forks, Chipman Parish, Queens County:
2) James Langin also settled at Gaspereau Forks: died unmarried. Source: MC2452 Olmstead family fonds, Box 5012, Hugh Langen file, 5 pgs. LANGLEY: Jacob Langley born 10 Dec 1815 at Youngs Cove, NB, died 2 Nov 1899, m. Sarah Ann Langley born 25 Sep 1828, d. 17 Sep 1886: family settled in Briggs Corner, Chipman Parish, Queens County: 1) Mary Ann Langley born 15 Feb 1849, d. 27 Nov 1868: 2) Ann Purdy Langley born Apr 1851, d. 11 Jan 1912, married Hiram Briggs born 1834 in Chipman, d. 19 Jul 1900: 3) Martha Taylor Langley born 22 Mar 1853, d. 11 Jan 1908: 4) Theodore Harding Langley b. 5 Dec 1855, d. 17 Dec 1914: 5) Isaac Bonnell Langley born 18 Sep 1858, died 17 Jun 1937: 6) Judson Blakney Langley b. 19 Nov 1860, d. 18 Sep 1945: 7) Samuel James Langley b. 23 Apr 1863, died 1 May 1884: 8) William Jacob Langley born 13 Sep 1866, died 2 Oct 1930: 9) Theodosia Ernest Langley born 18 May 1868, d. 16 Jan 1887: 10) Lemuel Latimer Langley born 23 Oct 1870, died 7 Mar 1945. Source: MC1/Langley, 11 pages: contains copies of family letters: relative, John McGregor b. 5 Dec 1799 at Waterborough, NB: Hiram Briggs was first married to Alice Estabrooks. LANGLEY: John Langley was born in England: he came to NB and settled on Cumberland Bay, Waterborough Parish, Queens County: wife s name was not given: Only children mentioned: 1) John Langley Jr.: 2) George Langley married Mary Jane Caldwell settled on Cumberland Bay. Source: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, page 38. LANGSTROTH: Craven Calverly Langstroth born 17 Jan 1802 at Skipton, Yorkshire, England, d. May 1893, s/o Christopher Langstroth and Margaret Calverly: came to NB in 1817: m. 1825 Frances Betts b. 1806, d. 1896, third d/o Hiram Betts: settled in French Village, Kings County, but owned property in Saint John, NB: 1) Samuel Langstroth b. 1826: 2) William Langstroth b. 1827, m. (1 st ), (2 nd ) Matilda Fowler died 1880, m. (3 rd ) 31 Aug 1882 Lena Gertrude Smith: 3) Craven Calverly Langstroth Jr. b. 1830: 4) Clarissa Langstroth b. 1832: 5) Elizabeth Langstroth b. 1834: 6) Frances Langstroth born 1836, married Albert Dixon of Eastport, Maine: 7)
Matilda Langstroth born 1838, d. 1883: 8) Albert Langstroth b. 1841: 9) Robert Langstroth b. 1843: 10) Bethia Langstroth b. 1846, d. 1928: 11) Hiram Langstroth b. 1850. Source: MC1/Langstroth, 10 pages. LANK: William Lank m. Mary - born c1753, d. May 1830 at Eastport, ME: probably came to NB in 1783 as Loyalists and settled on Campobello Island, Charlotte County: 1) John Lank b. 1780, d. 1828: 2) William Lank born 1791, d. 1882, married Nancy Calder born 1784 on Campobello Island, died 1847: 3) Robert Lank b. 1805, d. 1882, m. Penelope Calder born 1817: settled on Campobello Island and had issue. Sources: MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson s New Brunswick lineages, pages 233-234: also see the Charlotte County census records: see also MC80/2365 Kaye C. Nath s The Clines of the Passamaquoddy, pages 201-202. LANTEIGNE: Louis Lanteigne born c1727, died 13 Oct 1807, probably s/o Jean- Nicolas Lanteigne and Marie Giraud of Virey in Normandie, France: he came from Quebec to NB and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: m. c1755 Marguerite Chapadeau born c1731, died on 11 Jun 1827, d/o Joannis Chapadeau and Catherine Larocque of Paspébiac, QC: 1) Thérèse Lanteigne born 1757, d. 22 Apr 1849, m. c1780 Jean-Baptiste Albert s/o Gabriel Albert and Geneviève Bouthillier: 2) Eustache Lanteigne b. 25 Oct 1759: 3) Catherine Lanteigne b. c1763, m. 9 Nov 1789 Pierre René Duguay of Paspébiac, QC, widower of Marie Brasseur: 4) Louis dit Louison Lanteigne born c1766: m. (1 st ) 26 Nov 1787 at Paspébiac, Luce Brasseur d/o Pierre Brasseur and Marguerite Gaudet: m. (2 nd ) Aug 1805 at Néguac, Madeleine Breau d/o Victor Breau and Marie Arsenault: 5) Marie Lanteigne born c1767, died 3 Sep 1857, m. c1797 Pierre Frigault s/o Pierre Frigault and Josette Bouthillier: 6) Jean Lanteigne b. c1769, d. 3 Jun 1854, m. 17 Oct 1791 Marie Parisé d/o Michel Parisé and Marie Albert: 7) Marguerite Lanteigne b. c1771, married 12 Oct 1791 Joseph Huard s/o François Huard and Geneviéve Duguay of Paspébiac, QC: 8) Pierre dit Pirriche Lanteigne born 1776, d. 23 Sep 1806, married c1797 Geneviève Chenard d/o Henri Chenard and Thérèse Canivet: 9) Julien Lanteigne born c1780, d. 1849: m. (1 st ) 21 Nov 1809 Thérèse Paulin d/o Jean-Baptiste Paulin and Thérèse Canivet: married (2 nd ) on 29 Jan 1837 Phoebée Doiron d/o Jean-Baptiste Doiron and Rose Bouthillier: 10) Eloi Lanteigne b. 17 May 1785, d. 21 Mar 1877, m. 22 Feb 1816 Marie-Blanche
Arsenault d/o Jean-Baptiste Arsenault and Marie-Perpétue Savoie of Tracadie, NB. Sources: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, page 313: see MC80/781 Bona Arsenault s Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, Vol. II, page 966: surname is also spelled Lentaigne. LANTEIGNE: Louis dit Louison Lanteigne born c1766, died 28 Mar 1853, s/o Louis Lanteigne and Marguerite Chapadeau: they came from Paspébiac, Quebec to NB and settled at Caraquet in Gloucester County: married (1 st ) 26 Nov 1787 at Paspébiac, Luce Brasseur d/o Pierre Brasseur and Marguerite Gaudet: m. (2 nd ) Aug 1805 at Néguac, Madeleine Breau born c1776, died 28 Mar 1853, d/o Victor Breau and Marie Arsenault: Children of first marriage: 1) Marguerite Lanteigne born 20 Nov 1788 at Paspébiac, died 4 Nov 1878, m. 22 Nov 1814 Isaac Doiron s/o Zacharie Doiron and Anne LeVicaire: 2) Louis Lanteigne born 22 Dec 1790, died 1848, m. 20 Nov 1816 Archange David d/o François David and Catherine Denys of Newport, QC: 3) Florent Lanteigne born 8 Sep 1793, d. 23 Nov 1863, married 13 Feb 1816 Françoise David d/o François David and Catherine Denys: 4) Barbe Lanteigne born 22 Jul 1796, died 26 Mar 1863, married 20 Oct 1818 David Albert s/o Pierre Albert and Geneviéve Denys: 5) Jean-Baptiste Lanteigne born 1798, d. 24 Dec 1874, married 20 Aug 1822 Thérèse David d/o François David and Catherine Denys: 6) Marie Lanteigne born c1800, m. 30 Jan 1818 Hilaire Doiron s/o Zacharie Doiron and widower of Marie Chiasson: 7) Jacques Lanteigne born c1802, died 22 Jun 1870, married c1843 Monique Bouthillier d/o Damien Bouthillier and Isabelle Gionet: Children of second marriage: 8) Julien dit Jules Lanteigne b. 28 May 1806, m. (1 st ) 14 Jan 1834 Clotilde Doiron d/o Jean-Baptiste Doiron and Rose Bouthillier: married (2 nd ) c1846 Blondine Morais d/o François Morais and Madeleine Albert: 9) Charles Lanteigne b. 22 Nov 1809, married 22 Nov 1831 Marie Cyr d/o François Cyr and Marie Cool of Newport, QC: 10) Marie Adélaide Lanteigne b. 15 Sep 1811, m. 2 Nov 1829 Pierre Cyr s/o Pierre Cyr and Rose Grenier of Newport, QC: 11) Polycarpe Lanteigne born 1 Dec 1813: 12) Émilie Lanteigne born 10 Aug 1815, d. 8 Sep 1876, m. (1 st ) 15 Jan 1835 Désirée Duguay s/o Raymond Duguay and Ursule Morais: married (2 nd ) 16 Aug 1858 Jean- Baptiste Godin s/o Michel Godin of Maisonette, widower of Monique Pinet: 13) Marie-Archange Lanteigne born 2 Oct 1819, m. 27 Nov 1839 Édouard Blais s/o Joseph Blais and Angélique-Julie Cyr of Newport, QC: 14) Anastasie Lanteigne b. 15 Jan 1822, m. (1 st ) Hubert Morais s/o Jacques Morais and widower of Marie Doiron: m. (2 nd ) 4 Feb 1861 Adolphe Landry s/o Constant Landry and Olive Allain of Pokemouche, NB. Source: MC80/1100 Fidèle Thériault s Les familles de Caraquet, pgs 313-14.
LAPLANTE: Pierre Laplante b. 1779 at Nicolet, QC s/o Joseph Laplante and Cécile Boudreau: first settled in Bathurst until 1797, then settled in Petit-Rocher, Beresford Parish, Gloucester County: m. 7 Oct 1800 at Bathurst, NB, Agnès Doucet d/o Michel Doucet and Anne Boudreau: 1) Thimotée Laplante bp. 24 Apr 1802: probably died young: 2) Marguerite Laplante b. 1804, married c1820 François-Marin Godin s/o François Godin and Anastasie Daigle: 3) Pélagie Laplante born in 1806, m. 1 Feb 1827 at Petit-Rocher, NB, Simon Arseneau s/o Simon Arseneau and Marie Melanson: 4) Marie Laplante b. 1807, m. 23 Aug 1827 at Petit-Rocher, François-Xavier Doucet s/o Pierre Doucet and Marguerite Thériault: 5) Pierre Laplante born 15 Nov 1809, m. 2 May 1831 at Bathurst, Henriette Godin d/o Jean-Baptiste Godin and Françoise Haché: 6) Rose Laplante born 1812, m. 12 Nov 1832 at Petit-Rocher Joseph Roy s/o Joseph Roy and Judithe Boudreau: 7) Félicité Laplante b. in 1813: probably died young: 8) Sophie Laplante born c1814, died unm. 23 Feb 1894 at Robertville, NB: 9) Hilarion Laplante born 1815, m. 23 Nov 1834 Olive Doucet d/o Pierre Doucet and Marguerite Thériault: 10) Euphrosine Laplante born 1816, m. c1838 Mathurin Comeau s/o Isaac Comeau and Elisabeth Frenette. Source: MC80/1814 Rosaline Guitard s Nouvelles génélogiques & historiques (Petit- Rocher) Vol 1, #1, page 3; Vol 1, #7, pages 14-15. LAPOINTE: Gabriel LaPointe born 24 Oct 1748 on Ile d Orleans, Quebec, died 1 Feb 1826, s/o Joseph LaPointe and Marie Anne Therrien: m. 12 Apr 1790 Marie Cecile Desnoyers b. 15 Mar 1774 at Ile Verte, Quebec, d. 2 Oct 1835, d/o Jean- Baptiste Desnoyers and Anne Gautreau: this family came to NB before 1816: settled at Nash Creek, Beresford Parish, Restigouche County: 1) Marie-Josette LaPointe b. 1791, married on 18 Jul 1814 Frederic Loubert s/o Pierre Loubert and Euphrosine Landry: 2) Gabriel LaPointe b. 18 Feb 1792, m. 26 Nov 1816 Tharsile LeBlanc d/o Basile LeBlanc and Victoire Bourg: 3) Charles LaPointe b. 6 Mar 1793, m. (1 st ) - : had one child who died young: married (2 nd ) 26 Nov 1816 at Maria, QC, Angelique Guillot d/o Noel Guillot and Anne Beaudry born 23 Feb 1796, died c1824: had four children: married (3 rd ) 26 Sep 1825 Marie Seraphie Loubert b. -, died on 2 May 1837, d/o Frederic Loubert and Adelaide Landry: had six children: m. (4 th ) 1838 Mrs. Bridget (Healy) Lynch from Limerick, Ireland, widow of John Lynch: had one daughter: 4) Augustin LaPointe b. 28 Aug 1794, d. 1877, m. 4 Jan 1819 Marie Anne Pepin dit LaChance d/o Jean Pepin and Anne Colombe: 5) Mauguerite LaPointe born 23 Nov 1795, died 6 Feb 1886, m. 12 Jul 1813 Jean Hickey b. 3 Jul 1792 s/o Jean and Marie Hickey: 6) Jean LaPointe born 29 Apr 1797, d. 17 Feb 1883, m. 19 Oct 1819 Lucille Boudreau d/o François Boudreau and Charlotte Bernard: 7) Marie Angelique LaPointe born 23 Jul 1798, married 7 Jan 1824 Patrice Normandeau s/o Jean Baptiste Normandeau and Madeleine Depeau: