July
3, 1838
"Reports of many dying of starvation in Conception Bay , NFLD." RG
of PEI
From
the Gert Crosbie books
Searched
the years 1825 through to 1880 and this was the only listing for CHEATER (date
given at end of listing is date of publication)
MILLER,
James of Topsail, and CHEATER, Mary Ann of Chamberlains, were married
by Rev. Addy. Dec. 29 1852 C
sent to me by Sue O'Neill [email protected]
From The
Royal Gazette 1846-1862 by Mildred Howard
Feb
1862
HOUSE
OF ASSEMBLY PETITIONS
William
MERCER et al of Chamberlains in 1858, by instructions of
Attorney General Mr. HOGSETT, pulled down a fence which George CHEATER had placed across a
public road they were then engaged in making, on the grounds the road
encroached on his private property. CHEATER sued for trespassing
and they were obliged to pay a sum of money out of their private funds.
Hope
this helps,
Sue
O'Neill
From reading the above, William Mercer took down the fence that
George Cheater had put up across his own property (George’s), which the city
was trying to make a public road on.
George Cheater sued the city for trespassing and the city had to pay him
money out of their private funds. (Cheri)
In the 1835 October 24th, Medical report by Dr.Henry Stabb.
George Cheater is listed as being vaccinated for Small Pox.
Small Pox was a disease circulating through the communities of Chamberlains, Manuels, Topsail,Kelligrews, Fox Trap, Middle Bight,
Long Pond, Upper and Lower Gullies, Lance Cove. He reported
vaccinating 187 children and 70 adults in these communities. George is listed as having 2 adults in his household
as well as 3 children.
The complete list of names of those who were vaccinated can be
found at the NGB site under the Harbour Main district, Historical
Articles. They are also housed at the PANL GN 2/2 Volume 21.
CHAYTOR, Agnes E b. May 4 1850 Chamberlains to George Chaytor &
Elizabeth Atkinson #69405360 (birth from the IGI of LDS Center)
This entry was taken from the Latter Day Saints
site. It is possible that the last name
for Elizabeth is wrong. I have found
actual church records with George Cheater of Chamberlains marrying Elizabeth
Williams.
From the St. John's Daily News Mon. May 7, 1917 THE DAILY NEWS WHO'S WHO
1ST NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT COMPANY 3/D OAKLEY, William J. F. - Son of Mr. Arthur F. Oakley,
172 Hamilton Street, St. John's. Was assistant storekeeper at T. and M. Winter's