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Had 12 children.
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John Ellis left Nova Scotia in 1829 and took William with him.
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In about 1832, aged 52, he left Nova Scotia and lived near Portland, Maine.
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Drowned in Bay of Fundy.
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Had 11 children.
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Couple moved to Elgin County, Ontario in 1850.
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Taken to Granville, Nova Scotia by his parents in 1759.
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and Patience Tolman Langley.
Notes on John Langley and Patience Tolman Langley:
Moved from Massachusetts to Nova Scotia about 1760.
Source:
Chute Genealogies, 1894, William Edward Chute
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Died young.
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Died young.
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Had 5 children.
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Taken to Nova Scotia with his parents in 1759. Lived in Granville until 1801, when he moved to Bear
River, in Clements, and lived there 37 years. His funeral was attended by the Rev. Ezekiel Masters, the sermon from
Psalms 127:3, 4 and 5.
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Widow of Joseph Thomas.
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Notes on the Reverend Samuel Gilbert Spurr and Esther Chute Spurr:
WEC: "Moved to Wakefield, Carleton County, New Brunswick, where their family was raised. In
1853, they had a splendid visit among kindred and friends in Ontario."
This may be a geographical error - they also may have moved to Wakefield in Quebec Province.
"Michael Spurr [father of Samuel Gilbert Spurr] came to Annapolis, Nova Scotia, in
the ship "Charming Molly" with his wife Ann Bird and family. This immigrant was probably a
"Royalist" or "Tory". He purchased a tract of land and settled at "Round Hill". He was
descended from ancestors resident in Dorchester, Mass., and one of them was captain in command
of a Colonial Regiment that fought at Port Royal in 1707, his company being the first to land
on the Granville shore at a locality known as "Weatherspoon Point", but known as "Spurrs Point"
from the circumstances of this landing to 1770, hence the local name has been known for 50 years
before the arrival of the pioneers."
A Contribution to the History, Biography and Genealogy of the Families of Sole, Solly,
Soule, Sowle and Soulis With Other Forms of Spelling: From the Eighth Century to Present
Page 604, "Soulis Family in Nova Scotia". Author: G.T. Ridlon
Dorchester, now in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, was Suffolk County at the time of his
birth.
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Had 4 sons and 4 daughters.
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Had 2 sons and 2 daughters.
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Had 1 son.
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Had 8 children.
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She was Nathaniel Fletcher's 3rd wife.
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"After travelling several years, teaching school and taking pictures, married Harriet."
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