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| 1 | [COPY OF WEB SITE TEXT (no external file saved, since this is so short):] Family of Louis Robichaud & (unknown) Louis Robichaud was born Abt. 1609 in Poitou, France, and died (unknown). Wife is undetermined. Their children were: 1- Etienne Robichaud b: Abt. 1640; d: Bef. 1686 Port Royal, Acadia +Francoise Boudrot b: Abt. 1642 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Abt. 1663 Port Royal, Acadia; d: Aft. 1714 2- Charles Robichaud Parents of Louis Robichaud - unknown Parents of wife - unknown | Source (S89)
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| 2 | [NOTE: The author, Wendy, in an email exchange with me , confirmed that she will update the web site to correct the line indicating Etienne arrived in Acadie in 1636, 4 years before he was born! She tells me this is for Etienne's dad !] [COPY OF WEB SITE TEXT:] Family of Etienne Robichaud & Francoise Boudrot Etienne Robichaud was born Abt. 1640, and died Bef. 1686 at Port Royal, Acadia. Wife Francoise Boudrot was born Abt. 1642 at Port Royal, Acadia, and died Aft. 1714. They were married Abt. 1663 at Port Royal, Acadia. Their children were: 1- Madeleine Robichaud dit Cadet b: Abt. 1664 Port Royal, Acadia; d: 8 June 1710 Port Royal, Acadia; burial: 8 June 1710 St. Jean Baptiste, Port Royal +Pierre Landry b: Abt. 1658 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Abt. 1682 Port Royal, Acadia; d: Aft. 1723 Notes for Madeleine Robichaud: - 1686 Port Royal: Pierre Landry 28, Magdelaine Robichaud 21, Pierre 3; 6 cattle, 6 sheep, 5 hogs, 2 arpents, 1 gun. - 1693 Port Royal: Pierre Landry 38, wife Magdeleine Robichaux 29, Pierre 9, Marguerite 6, Jean Baptiste 3; 15 cattle, 18 sheep, 10 hogs, 22 arpents, 1 gun. - 1698 Port Royal: Pierre Landry 40, wife Magdne. Robicho 35, Pierre 16, Marguerite 11, Jean Baptiste 8, Rene 5, Francois 2; 6 cattle, 9 sheep, 8 hogs, 22 arpents, 1 gun. - 1700 Port Royal: Pierre Landry 45, wife Madelaine Robichaux 36, Pierre 16, Jean Baptiste 10, Francois 5, Joseph 2, Rene 1, Marguerite 13; 18 cattle, 14 sheep, 22 arpents, 2 guns. - 1701 Port Royal: Pierre Landry 42, wife Magdeleine Robicheau 37, Pierre 18, Baptiste 12, Rene 9, Francois 5, Joseph 3, Marguerite 15; 15 cattle, 16 sheep, 9 hogs, 10 arpents, 2 guns. - 1703 Port Royal: Pierre Landry, wife, 5 boys, 1 girl - 1707 Port Royal: Pierre Landry, wife, 3 boys 14 or older, 2 younger boys, 1 girl 12 or older; 19 cattle, 20 sheep, 13 hogs, 6 arpents, 3 guns. - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): Pierre Landry widower, 4 boys. 2- Charles Robichaud b: Abt. 1667 Port Royal, Acadia; d: Bef. 18 May 1737 +Marie Thibodeau b: Abt. 1664 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Aft. 1686 Port Royal, Acadia; d: Abt. 1701 Acadia *2nd Wife of Charles Robichaud: +Marie Bourg b: Abt. 1673 Port Royal, Acadia; m: 18 June 1703 Port Royal, Acadia 3- Prudent Robichaud b: Abt. 1669 Port Royal, Acadia; d: 1756 Riviere St. Jean +Henriette Petitpas b: Abt. 1674 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Abt. 1691 Port Royal, Acadia Notes for Prudent Robichaud: - 1693 Port Royal: Prudent Robichaux 24, Henriette Petitpas 18, Anne 1; 6 cattle, 10 sheep, 4 hogs, 6 arpents, 1 gun. - 1698 Port Royal: Prudent Robicho 27, wife Henriettte Petitpas 25, Marie 6, Joseph 4, Prudent 3, Pierre ½; 8 cattle, 8 sheep, 3 hogs, 5 ½ arpents, 1 gun. - 1700 Port Royal: Prudent Robichaux 31, wife Henriette Petitpas 25, Joseph 8, Prudent 4, Pierre 2, Marie 8; 10 cattle, 12 sheep, 8 arpents, 1 gun. - 1701 Port Royal: Prudent Robicheau 30, wife Henriette Petitpas 30, Joseph 8, Pierre 5, Jacques 4, Marie 10, Marguerite 1; 9 cattle, 15 sheep, 6 hogs, 5 arpents. - 1703 Port Royal: Prudent Robichou, wife, 1 boy (sic), 1 girl (sic) - 1707 Port Royal: Prudent Robicheau, wife, 4 boys <14, 1 girl 12 or older, 3 younger girls; 12 cattle, 18 sheep, 11 hogs, 8 arpents, 2 guns. - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): Prudent Robicheau, wife, 5 boys, 5 girls. 4- Marie Robichaud b: Abt. 1672 Port Royal, Acadia +Denis Petitot dit Saint Seine b: Abt. 1662; m: Abt. 1687 Port Royal, Acadia Notes for Marie Robichaud: - 1698 Port Royal: Denis Petitot 35, wife Marie Robicho 25, Denis 10, Marie 5, Magdelaine 4, Anne 2; 5 cattle, 8 sheep, 2 ½ arpents, 1 gun. - 1703 Port Royal: Denis Petitot, wife, 1 boy, 3 girls - 1707 Port Royal: Mr. St. Seine, wife, 1 boy 14 or older, 2 girls 12 or older, 1 younger girl; 9 cattle, 22 sheep, 11 hogs, 3 arpents, 1 gun. - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): St. Seine, wife, 2 girls. 5- Alexandre Robichaud b: Abt. 1675 Port Royal, Acadia; d: 26 March 1742 Port Royal, Acadia; burial: 26 March 1742 +Anne Melanson b: Abt. 1668 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Abt. 1700 Acadia; d: 26 September 1754 Port Royal, Acadia Notes for Alexandre Robichaud: - 1701 Port Royal: Alexandre Robicheau 26, wife 32, Anne 17, Marie 15, Jeanne 13, Agathe 10; 10 cattle, 8 sheep, 2 hogs, 40 arpents. - 1703 Port Royal: Alexandre Robicheau, wife, 4 boys (sic), 1 girl (sic) - 1707 Port Royal: Alexandre Robicheau, wife, 1 boy <14, 2 girls 12 or older, 3 younger girls; 18 cattle, 28 sheep, 12 hogs, 4 arpents, 4 guns. - 1714 Port Royal (near the fort): Alexandre Robicheau, wife, 1 boy, 5 girls. 6- Francois Robichaud dit Niganne b: Abt. 1677 Port Royal, Acadia; d: 8 December 1747 Port Royal, Acadia +Madeleine Theriot b: Abt. 1683 Port Royal, Acadia; m: Abt. 1702 Acadia; d: Aft. 1760 Notes for Francois Robichaud: - 1703 Port Royal: Francois Robicheau, wife, 2 boys (sic), 4 girls (sic) - 1707 Port Royal: Francois Robichaux, wife, 1 boy <14, 1 girl <12; 13 cattle, 17 sheep, 8 hogs, 3 arpents, 1 gun. - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): Francois Robicheau, wife, 2 boys, 3 girls. Notes for Etienne Robichaud: - Etienne Robichaud arrived in Acadia in 1636. - 1671 Port Royal: "Estienne Robichaut did not want to see me. He left and told his wife not to tell me the number of his livestock or land." - 1686 Port Royal: Francoise Boutrot (widow of Estienne Ribichaud) 42, Charles 19, Prudhomme 17, Marie 14, Alexandre 11, Francois 9; 4 arpents, 6 cattle, 7 sheep, 6 hogs. - 1693 Port Royal: Francoise Boudrot (widow of Etienne Robichaux) 46, Francois 14, Denis Petitos (son-in-law) 31, Marie 20, Denis 3; 10 cattle, 8 sheep, 16 hogs, 18 arpents, 1 gun. - 1698 Port Royal: Francoise Boudrot widow 55, Alexandre 23, Francois 20; 6 cattle, 7 sheep, 6 hogs - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): Widow Robichaud | Source (S88)
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| 3 | "Other" source media: includes information from an Interview of Daisy Robicheau and also tombstone information (per another source-citation). DETAILS: Daisy Robicheau remembers her name as Hariette, and Hattie as the nickname, she did not remember the Anna name. Aug. 2002. -Colin Note: For the name, note that her tombstone said "Anna H" (Robicheau) - as per the notes and image in the source-citation titled "Tombstone-Willam Walter Robicheau+wife...". Note: Per the separate source-citation 'James Cecil "Tasco" Robicheau-obituary', the indication is the middle name is Hariette. Note: didn't find record for her in Tusket court house archives, in either the listing by name from Amirault's Hill nor in the Ste. Anne Du Ruisseau parish records binder (book 5: baptisms for 1874 period): closest entry was Anne Henriette Meuse, d. Jean Meuse/Marguerite LeBlanc, b. 6 sept. 1874/bpt. 13 sept. 1874, sp. Simon LeBlanc, Marie LeBlanc. | Source (S1)
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| 4 | "Snap" was a nickname. | Robicheau, Wilfred "Snap" (I327)
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| 5 | (Baptism record indicates May 17, 1909, birth register indicates May 18, 1909.) | Robicheau, Joseph Anthony (I79)
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| 6 | (Deep River is near Chalk River) | Chisholm, Catherine (I780)
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| 7 | (Deep River is near Chalk River) | Chisholm, Catherine (I780)
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| 8 | (he died at the home of his daughter Molly) | Seeley, Bernard Noble (I349)
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| 9 | (he was in his truck that was hit by CN train locomotive # 5156 at the Prospect St. railway crossing) | Hurlbert, Raymond Henry (I799)
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| 10 | (he was washed overboard near Yarmouth while working on a fishing boat according to his future son-in-law Paul Chisholm) | Seeley, Howard Noble (I44)
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| 11 | (Ile St. Jean is now Prince Edward Island, Canada.) Census notes: Pierre Robichud a.ka. Cadet, ploughman, native of l'Acadie, aged 45 years, he had been 21 months in the country. Married to Suzanne Brasseau, native of l'Acadie, aged 45 years. They have eight children, three sons and five daughters: Pierre, aged 15 years, Olivier, aged 10 years, Phirmain Foelix, aged 19 months, Suzanne, aged 19 years, Marie Rose, aged 16 years, Marie Anne, aged 14 years, Anastazie, aged 8 years, Marie Joseph la Blanche, aged 3 years. In live stock they have one ox, one bull, two cows, two heifers, four pigs, and four fowls. The land upon which they are settled is situated as in the preceding cases. It was given to them verbally by Monsieur de Bonneventure. On it, they have made a clearing for the sowing of six bushels of wheat in the coming spring. | Robichaud, Pierre (I577)
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| 12 | (in the Loch Garry area) | Masterson, Jim (I779)
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| 13 | (Information from various emails exchanged with Paul.) | Source (S27)
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| 14 | (leaving birthplace as Bridgewater because I [Colin Chisholm] continue to recall hearing this stated, although no source is recorded for birthplace of Bridgewater, but source 136 [Hugh's marriage certificate] actually says birthplace was Yarmouth, N.S.) | Chisholm, Hugh John (I14)
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| 15 | (Louis 1st came to Acadie in 1636.) | Robichaud, Louis (I585)
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| 16 | (Panama is in upstate New York, south of Lake Erie, 14 miles west of Jamestown, NY.) | Chisholm, Katherine (I305)
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| 17 | (Source 87 [MANU-ROBICHEAU-Elaine...] indicates a birth date one day later than the date of Sept. 5, 1939 showing on the death certificate.) | Robicheau, Joseph Carl (I105)
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| 18 | (Source MANU-MUISE-Anne... says birth date is Mar. 20, 1850. Source MANU-ROBICHEAU-Elaine... says birth date is Aug. 1847 in Hubbards Point. The latter date seems to be consistent with the information visible online on the death certificate for Marguerite on NovaScotiaGenealogy.com, which says she died in 1915 and was age 68.) | LeBlanc, Marguerite (I461)
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| 19 | (Source says burial is in Mountain East Cemetery: I know that Yarmouth Mountain Cemetery has an east part: I assume the location is at or close to the indicated address details.) | Robicheau, James Edgar (I330)
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| 20 | (the witnesses were William Deveau and Emily Doucet) | Doucette, Russel (I363)
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| 21 | (together they had two children prior to Ray's death - their names are unknown) | Family F293
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| 22 | (witnesses were Mary and Leslie Crosby, the sister and brother-in-law of the bride) | Family F165
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| 23 | ) | Boudrot, Michel (I586)
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| 24 | , according to papers at the Centre Acadien, was probably raised in the region of Port Razoir (today called Gunning Cove/Carleton Village). After his marriage, he settled beside his father-in-law in Buttes-de-Sable (today called Sand Hills [presumably near Sand Hills Beach Provincial Park south of Barrington, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, -Colin Chisholm, Oct. 2008]). | Mius d'Azy, Joseph (I707)
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| 25 | , serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force (he signed up in Halifax and was subsequently assigned initially to St. Jean ["St. Johns"], Quebec starting on 1952-09-11) | Chisholm, Paul Stephen (I3)
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| 26 | 061-09-2141 (SSN) | Weitfle, Paul L. II (I314)
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| 27 | 195-32-9929 (SSN) | Chisholm, Margaret Jean (I310)
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| 28 | after 56 years at Laurence Sweeney Fisheries Ltd. in Yarmouth. | Robicheau, Joseph Anthony (I79)
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| 29 | All 10 kids produced from this marriage were very probably born in Nova Scotia. | Family F4
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| 30 | Anne Henriette ("Hattie") Muise information from indicated source: this is a LARGE package of information: I received first a French package, and then a follow-on package in English (on my request). The information has been scanned and OCR'd (there are two attached PDF exhibits: one contains the OCR'd and translated results [there was still some French left in the 'English' version); the second and much larger PDF also contains as well JPG images of all pages in the original [English] package; there is also attached an RTF version). | Source (S2)
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| 31 | Another source gives the name as Jane. I suspect this source is more reliable, but am not sure. -Colin Chisholm, 2008-11-09 | Latham, Sophia (I764)
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| 32 | Another source, MANU-MUISE-Anne..., says he was born on 1843-12-25, vs. this source, MANU-ROBICHEAU-Elaine... (from Christopher Hyne) which puts the birth date at 1851-04-16. Here is the info I got from Christopher Hynes on the discrepancy between the two conflicting sources (his response is why I set 1851-04-16 as the primary birth tag for now): "16 Apr 1851 comes from his death record [NB: this is viewable for free on NovaScotiaGenealogy.com], the birth date would have been given by the informant. As for the 25 Dec 1843 birth and Baptism of 04 Jan 1844, this comes from Les Familles du Bas-de-Tousquet, pg 220. The reason i have the birth as 16 Apr 1851. Les Familles du Bas-de-Tousquet does not provide sources. Therefore its only a secondary source, so I had their dates in my tree as well, just not the primary date. Both dates appear in my tree (my report must only give the primary date). I beleive ref 11 on your history you sent me is the baptismal legar entry for him. With that, I'm assuming the dates in their report are accurate. I need to take a look at that microfilm one day and get a copy of his baptismal entry so I can have a legit primary source (Its nice for other people to say thats what the source says, but i like to phyically see it as well ) . ... Just as a quick followup, both the 1911 and 1891 census put his birthday around the 1851/1852 period as well. We'd definily want to see the registrar. I beleive the NS Archives have a copy of the Ste-Anne-du-Ruisseau registar on microfiche, ill take a look next time I'm there. " | Muise, Jean Volusien (I458)
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| 33 | Arrived in Rhode Island in 1654. | Wightman, George (I229)
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| 34 | As confirmed by a visit to this cemetery and photo I took of his marker. | Nickerson, Asa Woodbury (I93)
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| 35 | As per my father Paul Chisholm and confirmed by my visit to this cemetery with him. -Colin P. Chisholm. Unknown if the body is actually buried here since Howard died at sea and I do not know if his body was ever recovered. | Seeley, Howard Noble (I44)
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| 36 | As per my father Paul Chisholm and confirmed by my visit to this cemetery with him. -Colin P. Chisholm. | Vantassel, Bertha Ellen (I45)
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| 37 | As viewed 2010-09-06 on NovaScotiaGenealogy.com. The following information was copied from the website: BRIDEGROOM Full Name-Robert Trueman McGrath Occupation-Fisherman Status-Bachelor Age 23, Religion-Baptist Residence-Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co., N.S. Place of Birth-Gloucester, MASS Name of father-Trueman McGrath Birthplace of father-Victoria Beach, N.S. Maiden name of mother-Ella Thompson can read/write? -Yes/Yes BRIDE Name-Edith Seeley [on web site, text form is "Suley" due to misreading of handwriting] Occupation-housekeeper Status-Spinster Age-21, Religion-Methodist Residence-Yarmouth, Yarmouth Co., N.S. Place of birth-Digby, Digby County, N.S. Name of father-Howard Seeley Place of birth of father-Liverpool, N.S. Maiden name of mother-Bertha Van Tassel can read/write? -Yes/Yes When married-1927-07-22 Place of marriage-home of bride's parents, Main st., Yarmouth By license or banns-license Signature of groom (Robert Trueman McGrath) Signature of bride (Edith Eliza Seeley) Signature of witnesses -name (Beatrice Ellen Seeley), address-Yarmouth, N.S. South End -name (Eddie Edgar Goudey[?]) Clergyman-O.N.Chipman | Source (S133)
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| 38 | As viewed on NovaScotiaGenealogy.com. Here are some notes on the details [as it appears to read from the low-resolution web copy]: Name: Howard Noble Seeley Date of Birth: May 4, 1879. Place of Birth: Port La Tour, Shelburne County, N.S. Name of Father: Joseph Seeley Maiden Name of Mother: Sophia Latham Present Address of Father: deceased Residence of Father when Child was Born: Port La Tour Occupation of Father at Birth of Child: Seaman -Colin P. Chisholm, 2008-11-09 Place of Birth of Father: Barrington, N.S. Race: English Applicant: Rose[?] Berry Relationship of Applicant: older sister | Source (S98)
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| 39 | Ashes in both St Catherines & Yarmouth. | Munroe, Geraldine (I454)
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| 40 | Aside: when he was working for the armed forces, his email address was: hynes.ag@forces.ca (from my prior records, source not recorded). -Colin Chisholm, Feb 2009 | Hynes, Anthony Glen (I101)
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| 41 | At the Centre Acadien in St. Anne Universite in Church Point, N.S. I could find no record for William (or Guillame [sp.?] - the French equivalent) Robicheau born in 1871 or died in 1948. I need to do more work! Elaine Leblanc at the Centre Acadien indicated that many fires destroyed a lot of records in the Meteghan area, which may be why we found no record of his birth. I could follow up on his wife - ("Hattie Muise" per son Joseph's baptismal record from the St. Ambrose register). My mom had told me that recently someone indicated that William may have been adpoted! -Colin Chisholm, 2002-08-09 | Robicheau, William Walter (I83)
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| 42 | Bebe (pronounced as B-B) | Giroux, Roland (I110)
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| 43 | BOOK INFORMATION: 1/14/12 George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, White... ii- Title Page George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightma Whiteman, Whitman, Whytman, Wightman, Wyghtman Object Description Author TitleEditionOriginalOriginalDigital Whitman, Mary Ross, 1872-1938; George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, Whiteman, Whitman, Whytman, Wightman, Wyghtman Compiled family history. Includes index.reproduction;, Illinois : M.R. Whitman 1939 Genealogical Society of Utah d.b.a FamilySearch n, contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/FH27/id/12572/rec/3 1/3 /14/12 George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, White... Date DigitalDescriptionInstitutionNamesUsage InstructionsStatus/OwnerFormatLibrary Call NumberTagLevelRequirements 2008-03 x, 476 p. : ill., facsim., ports.Society of Utah d.b.a FamilySearch; http://www.familysearch.org/family; Wightman, George, 1632-1721 or 2; Wightman family; Wightman, George, 1632-1721 or 2; English; eng; enHistory Archive http://www.lib.byu.edu/copyright.htmlto document for copyright information text/pdf43 .G46x G 697 BYUCompoundDocument 929.273 W639w PublicConnectivity. Worldwide Web browser. Adobe Acrobat reader. George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, Whiteman, Whitman, Whytman, Wightman, Wyghtman Description AuthorDigitalDigitalDescriptionInstitutionCollectionUsage InstructionsStatus/OwnerFull TextLibrary Call Number Whitman, Mary Ross, 1872-1938; ii- Title Page Electronic reproduction;Society of Utah d.b.a FamilySearch 2008-03 ii- Title PageSociety of Utah d.b.a FamilySearch; http://www.familysearch.org/; eng; enHistory Archive http://www.lib.byu.edu/copyright.htmlto document for copyright information text/pdf GEORGE WIGHTMAN of Quidnessett, R. I ( 1632- 1721/ 2) AND DESCENDANTS1' _ S W WA1TMAN , WEIGHTMAN , WHITEMAN , WHITMAN, WHYTMAN, WIGHTMAN, WYGHTMAN Compiled by MARY ROSS WHITMAN OGICAL y) Ov. Oi- J i Ai- t 2 5 6 If).- Chicaqo, Illinois 1939 ( TN- 30700) rtjL' ' r CS 43 .G46x G 697 contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/FH27/id/12572/rec/3 2/3 /14/12 George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, White... Identifier File SizeLevelRequirementsSpace Height Width Media Type CheckSum User Name TN-30700_00001.pdf 68 KBMatter 929.273 W639w PublicConnectivity. Worldwide Web browser. Adobe Acrobat reader. George Wightman of Quidnessett, R. I., 1632-1721/2, and descendants : Waitman, Weightman, Whiteman, Whitman, Whytman, Wightman, Wyghtman Not Available Not Available Not Available PDF 0xFFC61C86 cdm-fhl Home | About | Contact Us Powered by CONTENT® contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/FH27/id/12572/rec/3 3/3 | Source (S141)
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| 44 | Born in either New York OR Michigan. | White, Mary (I288)
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| 45 | Born in the Dutch town of New Amsterdam. | Updyke, Elizabeth (I264)
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| 46 | Bunny | Seely, Bernice C. (I351)
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| 47 | Burial will be in the indicated location at some future date, per the source (her obituary). | Nickerson, Catherine "Cassie" McKay (I85)
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| 48 | Buried in Pearceton Cemetary. | Blanchard, Delia (I303)
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| 49 | Buried in Stanbridge Ridge Cemetary with husband Roderick Wightman. | Hutchins, Ella May (I120)
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| 50 | Buried in Stanbridge Ridge Cemetary with wife Ella May Hutchins. | Wightman, Roderick (I119)
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| 51 | Cause of death listed on death certificate as pneumonia (with convulsions). | Robicheau, Joseph Carl (I105)
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| 52 | Cause of death listed on the death certificate was a cerebral hemorrhage. | Chisholm, Finlay J. (I46)
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| 53 | Cause of death was cancer. | Headley, George Lorimer (I564)
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| 54 | Cause of death was heart failure. | McIsaac, Mary A. (I65)
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| 55 | Cause of death was paralysis. | Chisholm, John R. (I57)
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| 56 | Cause of death: Creutzfeld Jakob Disease. | Burton, Robert L. Sr. (I516)
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| 57 | Cause of death: he was a convicted heretic, and was burned at the stake for his heresies after a trial ordered by King James I of England, being the last person in England so executed. | Wightman, Edward (I873)
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| 58 | Cause of death: heart attack. | Wilmot, Billy (I514)
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| 59 | Cause of death: killed in battle | Chisholm, Colin Francis (I548)
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| 60 | Cause of death: stroke. | Chisholm, Jeanette E. (I513)
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| 61 | Cause of death: stroke. | Wilmot, Mary E. (I515)
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| 62 | Charles died in the Montreal train station - he was apparently in his 60's: Charles ran away from home when he was young to avoid the war - he apparently even changed his name at one point. | Nickerson, Charles Dixon (I87)
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| 63 | City is from source 20 only, exact date is from source 141 | Wightman, George (I229)
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| 64 | Colin Chisholm emigrated to Canada in 1812 with his wife and his young son John. | Chisholm, Colin (I457)
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| 65 | Darius died at an early age (see Mina Young master source) | Nickerson, Darius C. (I438)
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| 66 | Daughter Mary's death certificate says "Katherine" was born in Yarmouth: this is almost surely incorrect as she was likely from the Antigonish area, like daughter Mary (per Mary's marriage certificate). I believe marriage certificate spelling of given name (Catherine, not Katherine like death certificate says). | Grant, Catherine (I520)
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| 67 | Daughter Mary's death certificate says "Rodrick" was born in Yarmouth: this is almost surely incorrect as he was likely from the Antigonish area like her husband (which her daughter Mary's marriage certificate tends to confirm). The name is also mispelled in daughter Mary's death certificate, per daughter Mary's marriage certificate (which shows the normal spelling of this name, Roderick). | Chisholm, Roderick (I519)
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| 68 | Death certificate (of daughter Clissie Nickerson) says Jethro's birth place was Shelburne County, but for this fact I don't know that it is correct since it disagrees with another source. However I do not have recorded the source for Ireland as Jethro's birth place. This may have been from Mina Young (TBD) (added research note for this). The birth year/date is based on the tombstone information: see the photo in the associated source: in fact, Jethro was probably born in June or July of 1849 based on the tombstone information on his age at death (78 years and 9 months). UPDATE: Now have death certificate for Jethro showing birth date. It also states birth place was Nova Scotia, so maybe that is correct and Ireland may be wrong. | Nickerson, Jethro (I97)
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| 69 | Death certificate indicates date of burial, and as for place indicates only Woods Harbour. Not confirmed that the burial is actually in the Greenwood Cemetery - added research item to confirm this. Note that I learned from the internet that the Greenwood Cemtery is in LOWER Woods Harbour (previously I only had an indication of Woods Harbour): see http://nsgna.ednet.ns.ca/shelburne/main/CemeteryRecords.php (see entry 103 inthe ZIP file called Cem_Code.zip linked from this URL). Update 2008-10: I now know GPS of Greenwood Cemetery based on visit their in April of 2008 (in that visit I did not find her tombstone though). Source MANU-ROBICHEAU-Elaine... from Christopher Hynes indicates the burial is simply in Wood's Harbour, Shelburne, Nova Scotia. | Nickerson, Clissie Ora (I94)
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| 70 | Death certificate only indicates first name (Janet). | Dixon, Janet (I98)
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| 71 | Death certificate provides date of death. Place of death confirmed via photograph of tombstone. | Chisholm, Mary (I47)
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| 72 | Death certificate says birth place was Yarmouth which I do not believe: the death certificates from Nova Scotia have proven to contain inaccurate birth place information. | Chisholm, Mary (I47)
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| 73 | Death date is from the tombstone: the year is hard to read but it does indeed look to be 1844. | MacDonald, Ann (I525)
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| 74 | Details as per attached exhibits (scans of Paul's military record). | Source (S144)
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| 75 | Details as viewed on the electronic copy of the death certificate visible on NovaScotiaGenealogy.com (viewed 2010-09-04 [not ordered, viewed online only]): Joseph Carl Robicheau died 1940-04-21 in Yarmouth, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia. Residence: Tooker street. Born 1939-09-05 in Yarmouth. Age at death - 7 months and 17 days. Father - Joseph Robicheau, born in Yarmouth Mother (maiden name) - Mary Margaret Nickerson [her Catholic name], born in Woods Harbor Date of burial, cremation or removed - 1940-04-22 Cause of death - immediate cause: pneumonia; medical causes...: 109.0 [is this a temperature?]; other...: convulsions | Source (S121)
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| 76 | Died either May 22 or May 31, 1712. | Corey, John (I202)
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| 77 | Died in 1760 OR 1768 (both dates in Marguerite's source info). | Corey, John (I200)
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| 78 | Died in 1760 OR 1768 (both dates in Marguerite's source info). | Corey, John (I200)
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| 79 | Died in the portion of Quidnessett situated within that part of Kingstowne which is now called North Kingstown (per source 141). | Wightman, George (I229)
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| 80 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Chisholm, John (I48)
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| 81 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Chisholm, Margaret (I51)
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| 82 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Chisholm, Hugh (I59)
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| 83 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Chisholm, Daniel (I61)
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| 84 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | McDonald, Bella (I67)
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| 85 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | MacRae, Murdoch (I524)
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| 86 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | MacDonald, Ann (I525)
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| 87 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Chisholm, John (I554)
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| 88 | Dody | Giroux, Bernard (I112)
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| 89 | Due to severe/prolonged rheumatoid arthritis. | Hynes, Victor Joseph (I100)
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| 90 | Ellen committed suicide after learning her husband died in the Viet Nam war. | Davis, Ellen (I563)
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| 91 | Ellen is buried beside her husband, who was killed in the Viet Nam war. | Davis, Ellen (I563)
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| 92 | Exhibits attached are the interview (with introductin) in MP3 audio-only format, but video format is also available. | Source (S137)
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| 93 | For Charles, this was his second marriage. Marie Bourg and Charles Robichaud had 8 children in total, only one of which (Pierre) is listed here (refer to source MANU-ROBICHAUD-Charles... for details). | Family F229
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| 94 | For William Walter Robicheau, the tombstone birth date (1871) disagrees with the birth date on the death certificate (1872-04-20). The original record I had of William's birth place was Meteghan, Digby Co. - but I had no source indication for this (it was probably a recollection of Ruth and/or Paul Chisholm): I then received the death certificate indicating the birth place is actually Beaver River. | Robicheau, William Walter (I83)
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| 95 | Frederick is a female. | Robicheau, Frederick (I611)
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| 96 | Geraldine had three children prior to John jr., but these were not with John Chisholm: these were with more than one other man per John Chisholm. The three were Heather, Cyrstal, and Marlene. | Munroe, Geraldine (I454)
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| 97 | Got a conflicting story from my Uncle John and my mother Ruth about Colin: John says he died in WW I (fell off of a train in England due to being drunk), and my mom says he died in 1933. Mom says she got this off of a tombstone in the graveyard (the Catholic one in Yarmouth I presume); John says Colin's name is on the list of veterans killed in WW I on the monument in town. -Colin Paul Chisholm, August 2000. | Chisholm, Daniel Rory (I309)
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| 98 | GPS of headstone (degrees-minutes-seconds) is 43-55-29N / 065-52-05W (GPS given in address is for cemetery entrance). | Chisholm, Michael (I509)
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| 99 | Granddaughter Daisy Robicheau (granddaughter of Janet and Jethro) indicated to me today that Janet and Jethro were from Scotland and Ireland respectively and they met on the ship over to Nova Scotia. -Colin P. Chisholm, 1999-10-17 | Family F49
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| 100 | had 7 children (2 boys and 5 girls) | Wightman, Edward (I873)
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