Descendants of Arthur Vandine 1757 – circa 1840
and
Rachel Stone 1757 - 1853
The NB Vandine Family
The main sources
for this database are:
Vandine family
trees on rootsweb.com
Births, deaths and
marriages from PANB online database
Cemetery inscriptions
from PANB online database
Vital Statistics
in an online PANB database as gleaned by Daniel F Johnson from NB newspapers
dated between 1783 and 1896
Obituaries in NB
and Maine newspaper databases online
US census records,
mainly for Maine as found in the online databases of ancestry.com
Maine marriage
records online database maintained by the government of Maine
This is a work in
progress. Without a doubt some errors have been made and they will be
cheerfully corrected if you email or contact your scribbler at the address
below. The is a fascinating family that turned over
land on Long Island to Cornelius Vanderbilt before they left New York in 1783
to come to Canada at the expulsion of the Loyalists. Vanderbilt made a fortune
developing the land for house for the booming metropolis of New York. All but
one of the Vandine families returned to New York before 1800. This is the story
of that family, Arthur Vandine and his wife Rachel Stone of Queens and Sunbury
Counties, NB.
Harry MacDonald
RR 2 Gananoque, ON
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Arthur Vandine or Van Duyn
christened 22 Jun 1757 at the Dutch Reform Church in Newtown in Queens County,
Long Island, NY s/o Capt. Dowe Vandine and Seytie Vanderbilt, married 14 Oct 1789 at the Church of
England Parish Church in Gagetown, Queens County, NB, Rachel Stone born 17 Oct 1769 at Long Island, NY, died 16 Jan 1853
at Stockbridge, Berkshire, MA, (Woodstock paper Carleton Sentinel of 12 Feb
1853 says she died at Houlton, ME on 26 Jan 1853 – the point is that she passed
that month) d/o Ebenezer Stone and Dinah Finney: they first settled on Grand
Lake, Queens County, NB returned briefly to NYC sometime after 1800 with his
other two brothers and two sisters, but then returned to NB, moved to Scotch
Corner in Richmond Parish, Carleton County County
where they settled. They had Children, all born in NB:
A)
William
Vandine b 14 Aug 1791 by Rev Richard Clarke at Waterborough, Queens County, d
20 Jan 1793:
B)
Dow
Vandine christened 16 Sep 1792 at Waterborough Parish in Queens County, d. Feb
1871, married by Rev Samuel Clarke at the Gagetown Church of England on 26 Feb
1814 Hannah Olmstead, b 1798 d 7 Mar 1869 aged 71 buried with husband at
Lakeville Corner United Church Public Cemetery, Sunbury County, NB d/o Thomas
Olmstead and had five children:
1] William Vandine b 1819 at NB d 29 Mar 1887
at Sunbury Queens County buried at Lakeville Corner United Church Public
Cemetery, Sunbury County, NB in same lot as his sister Sarah, never married, no
children, Farmer
2] Charles Vandine b 1822 at Scotchtown,
Queens County, NB, d 7 Nov 1894 at Maquapit Lake, Sunbury County, NB, buried at
United Church Cemetery, Lakeville Corner, Sheffield Parish, Sunbury County, NB,
Farmer married Rebecca b 1831 at NB and they lived in Canning, Queens County,
NB and had children
i.
William
Dow Vandine b 5 Aug 1850 at NB, d 19 Jun 1935 at NB, buried at Fredericton
Rural Cemetery, Carpenter, married first Rhoda Lunn b 1854 at NB, d 5 Mar 1895
at Fredericton, NB after suffering a number of months from cancer, and married
second 6 Aug 1900 at York County Amanda McNally b 26 Feb 1870 at NB, and they
lived in Fredericton, NB, and they had children
a. Jessie Elizabeth Vandine (1st
marriage) b 27 Aug 1878 married 25 Aug 1904 at York County, Bruce F MacDermott b May 1876, traveling salesman for a fruit
company, and they lived at 106 Elliott Row in St John, NB and they had
children:
i.
Jane
McDermott b Mar 1909
b. Enoch Le Baron Vandine (1st
marriage) b 16 Sep 1880 at Sheffield, Sunbury County, NB, Farmer, married 8 Dec
1908 at Pipestone, MB, Mima Henrietta McLaren b 25 Mar 1877 at Monck
Twp, Muskoka County, Ontario, and, in 1911 they lived
(her sister Olive McClaren lived with them) on a farm
outside Regina, SK and they had children
(1) Dorothy Vandine b May 1908 at SK
(2) Silian Vandine b May 1911 1/12-Sask
c. Dow Vandine (1st marriage) b
1882 at York County, d Sunday, 3 Mar 1895 at Fredericton, NB, [Johnson 96:875
March 6, 1895, Fredericton, New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser
-- Dow Vandine the 13 year old s/o Wm Vandine, died Sunday morn. after a few
weeks illness of hasty consumption. At the time his mother was lying at the
point of death. The remains of the little fellow were laid to rest yesterday
afternoon. Last night Mrs. Vandine died after suffering for months from cancer.
Mr. Vandine, who is himself in poor health and his two children have the
sympathy of all the citizens. The funeral of Mrs. Vandine takes place tomorrow
afternoon 3 o'clock.]
d. Lillian Ross Vandine – daughter in law
counted in 1911 census (If Enoch was the only son, was he also a bigamist? Or
did he get a divorce first?)
ii.
James
W Vandine b 1855
iii.
Charles
S Vandine b 1857/1858, d 1935, buried with wife in Wicklow
Lower Cemetery, Carleton County, married and they had children:
iv.
Frank
T Vandine b 14 Nov 1857, Farmer, living with father in Canning at 1891 census,
married Carole/Carrie Campbell Clark b 25 Apr 1865 and they had children
a. Spurgeon Vandine
v.
Georgeanna
Vandine b 1862
vi.
Archibald
Vandine b 1867
vii.
Rachel
Vandine b 1851 married David Cowperthwaite Burpee and
lived in Sheffield, Sunbury County, and had children
a. Bessie Burpee b 3
Mar 1874
3] Thomas Vandine b 1824 or more likely 1825,
Shoemaker, married Elizabeth Taylor b 1928, and they lived in Canning, Queens
County, NB, and had children
i.
William
Vandine b 1850
ii.
Rachel
Vandine b 1851
iii.
Frances
Vandine b 1854 - James Emery Briggs b 1845 married 31 Mar 1870 at
Fredericton by Rev DD Curry, Francis ‘Fanny’ Vandine b
a. Mabel Grant Briggs b 5 Sep 1870, d 1966 married 15 Oct 1890 at York County, Ebenezer Burpee Randall b 17 Oct 1870, d 1957 and they had children
(1)
Bertella ‘Bertie’ Bonheur Randall b
(2)
Lida Bessie Randall b
(3)
Vernon Linwood Randall b
(4)
Elsie Augusta Randall b
(5) Zella Gertrude ‘Della’ Randall b 16 May 1901 married 7 Mar 1936 Clarence Judson Montgomery
(6) Orland ‘Orlie’ Eugene Randall b 17 May 1905, married 11 Jun 1930 at Fredericton, Leona Blanche Clarke
b. Minnie Elva Briggs b 26 May 1875 married 9 May 1897 at Sunbury County, Robert Wesley Upton b Jul 1875, and they had children
(1) Glen Lewis Upton b 10 Jun 1898 married 10 Nov 1930 at Fredericton, NB, Vera Gladys Ross
(2) Parker Gordon Upton b 6 Jun 1897 married 5 Sep 1934 at Maugerville, Sunbury County, NB, Florence Evelyn Almon
Minnie Elva Briggs married second 11 May 1921 Harry Beecher Day b 4 Feb 1870, d 21 Nov 1928
Minnie Elva Briggs married third 10 Oct 1929 Samuel Bruce Camp
c. Rosellia Briggs or Rose May Briggs b 24 Jan 1877, d
17 Apr 1950 at York County, NB, married Marshall Edison Upton b 25 May 1874, d
3 Dec 1928 at York County, NB and had children
(1) Viola Areeta Upton b 21 May 1901 at Lakeville Corner, Sunbury County, NB married 23 Apr 1919 at York County, NB, Harold MacCormack and had children
1.
Constance P MacCormack
[OBIT Saint John Telegraph Journal Saturday,
a. Frank Simpson married Mrs Carol Simpson, live in Hampton, NB, and have children
i. Tony Simpson married Mrs Krista Simpson, live in Grand Bay, NB and have children
ii. Tyler Simpson
iii. Tristan Simpson
iv. Jenna Simpson
v. Taylor Simpson
b. Andrew Simpson of Halifax, NS
(2) Lloyd Upton b 9 Jun 1907
(3) Norma
Vivian Upton b Sep 1909 married 5 May
1928 at Fredericton, NB, Donald Stewart Crawford
d. Frank M Briggs b 1872, d 1888 diphtheria
e. Guy R Briggs b 1879, d 1888 diphtheria
f.
Malcolm
Paul Briggs b
(1) John D Briggs b Aug 1904
(2) Mona Aletha Paul Briggs b 2 Apr 1906 married 15 Jun 1927 at St John, NB, Merritt James Haggerty
(3) Thomas Emery Briggs b Aug 1908 married 4 Dec 1940 at St John, NB, Jane Ryal Biddiscombe b ? in Northforks, NB, d/o Llewellyn and Harriet (Cullen) Biddiscombe, d 10 Feb 2005 in Oromocto,NB, internment at St John Church Cemetery, a member of the St John Anglican Church, Gagetown, NB, the Queens County Historical Society and the Seniors Group, and they had children
1. Joan Briggs of Cleveland, Georgia, USA
2. Paul Briggs of Gagetown, NB
(4) Harold Edward Briggs b Jan 1910 married 15 Mar 1935 at Dalhousie, NB, Henrietta Thompson/Roddick
(5) Russell
Whiteside Earl Briggs [OBIT Fredericton Daily Gleaner, Saturday,
1. Peter Briggs married Brenda; live in Quispamsis and had children
2. Judy Briggs married Mel Glustien, lives in Ottawa
(6) Don Wendall Briggs b 30 Aug 1904 married 11 Jun 1937 at
Fredericton, NB, Gladys Whitlock b 19 Nov 1917, d 1 Nov 2004, [BEGIN OBIT The
death of Gladys B. Briggs of Fredericton, NB, occurred at the Dr. Everett
Chalmers Hospital on Monday, November 1st, 2004. Born on November 19th, 1917 in
Fredericton, NB she was the daughter of the late Arnold and Mary (Tait) Whitlock and the wife of the late Donald F. Briggs.
Gladys will be well remembered for her kindness, her giving nature and her love
of family. She was also an avid fan of the Toronto Blue Jays, watching them
since 1977. She is survived by her son, Donald A. Briggs of Fredericton, NB;
daughters, Diane King (Richard) of Lincoln, NB and Darlene Brewer (Edward) of
Middle Hainesville, NB; sister, Marion Morton of
Fredericton, NB; eleven grandchildren,
several great-grandchildren and several great-great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by her husband; parents; brother, Douglas and sisters, Vera, Chloe
and Joyce. Visitation will be held at McAdam's Select
Community Funeral Home on Thursday, November 4th, 2004 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. The
funeral service will be held at the J. A. McAdam
Memorial Chapel on Friday, November 5th, 2004 at
1. Donald A Briggs
2. Diane Briggs married Richard King
3. Darlene Briggs married Edward Brewer and they had children:
a. Son unknown
b. unknown daughter
g. Gertrude Cora Bessie Briggs b 9 Aug 1895, d 1974, married 30 Sep 1914 at York County, NB, F Bruce Mitchell b 1881, d 1949, and had children
(1) Leroy
Fielding Mitchell married 24 Dec 1942 at Campobello, NB, Rheta
Almeda Brown [OBIT The death
of Rheta Almeda Mitchell of
Welshpool, Campobello, New Brunswick occurred at the
Charlotte County Hospital on
1. Joanne Mitchell married David Savage of Quispamsis
2.
(2) Lester Franklin Mitchell married 21 Sep 1949 at St Croix Parish, NB, Ruth Jean Fisher
(3) Norman Mitchell
(4) Darrell Frances Mitchell married 14 Oct 1954 at Fredericton, NB Valerie Jean Richardson
(5) Ronald
Eugene Mitchell, MD, b 10 Nov 1929, 15 Feb 2005, [OBIT Wednesday, February 16,
2005 -- Dr. Ronald Eugene Mitchell 1929-2005 HILLSBOROUGH, NB - Dr. Ronald
Eugene Mitchell, 75, of Hillsborough passed away at the Brooksville Hospital,
Brooksville, Florida on February 15, 2005 with his family by his side. Ronald
was born in Marysville, N.B. on November 20, 1929, the son of the late F. Bruce
and Bessie (Briggs) Mitchell. He was a school teacher in many areas of New
Brunswick and served as Superintendent for District 15 & 17
, the Education Field was very important to Ron. He also served as Mayor
for the Town of Sussex. Before retiring he was the President of Bethany Bible
College. He was also very involved in Beulah Camp. He was a very faithful man
who showed his love for his Lord in the way he lived his life. Ron was a very
special man and he will be fondly remembered by all who knew him. He will be
deeply missed by his wife Norma Downey Mitchell; his son, Lawrence "Larry"
(Kelly) Mitchell of Indianapolis, Indiana; his precious grandchildren, Aram Mitchell of Houghton, NY and Laura Zigler
(David) of Indianapolis; his step-daughters, Marlene Woodworth (Norman) of
Hillsborough, Rossanne MacArthur
(
1. Lawrence "Larry" Mitchell of Indianapolis, Indiana married Kelly and they had children
a. Aram Mitchell of Houghton, NY
b. Laura Mitchell married David Zigler of Indianapolis
(6) Ronald Sydney Mitchell married 15 Feb 1947 at St Andrews, NB, Dora Abbie Kaglar
(7) Waldo Lawson Mitchell married 14 Jun 1947 at Marysville, NB, Clara Elizabeth Amos
(8) Ellen
Mitchell married b 1916 [OBIT Mitchell, Ellen Maude The passing of Ellen Maude
Mitchell of Fredericton, NB occurred on Saturday
h.
Fanny Briggs b
i.
Nellie Briggs b
(1) Charles Higgins b Jan 1910
j.
Harry V Briggs b
k.
Edna Briggs b
l.
Georgia Briggs b
m.
Bessie Briggs b
n.
Gladys Meta Briggs b
(1) Rowena Smith, F b 1927, d 1972, married Alvin Pitre b 1922, d 1972
o.
Ruby Hazel Briggs b
4] Sarah Vandine b 1825 at NB d 15 Dec 1881 at
Sunbury County, buried in same lot as brother William aforesaid, never married,
no children
5] Joseph Vandine married Anna S b 1842, d 16
May 1873 aged 31 years buried with husband at Lakeville Corner United Church
Public, Sunbury County, and they lived in Sunbury County and had children
i.
Elizabeth
Vandine b 1872, d 1 May 1875 aged 2 years and 8 months, buried with parents
ii.
Hannah
Vandine b 1870, d 3 Apr 1887 buried with parents (Hannah was “13” and keeping
house for George, Margaret and Sarah Day in 1881)
C)
Cornelias
Vandine b 1833 at Queens County, NB, Farmer, married Emily Jane b 1846 at NB
and had children
i.
Sarah
E Vandine b Jun 1870 at Queens County, NB aka Florence V Vandine d before 1901
at Carleton County, [Johnson 101:14 24 Apr 1895 Saint John Messenger &
Visitor]“married at residence of Cornelius Vandine, Gibson, York County, April
16th, by Rev FD Davidson, Waite S Tompkins, Florenceville, Carleton
County, and Florence V Vandine, Canning Queens County, NB” married 15 Apr 1895
at York County, [PANB] Watts Samuel Tompkins b 23 Dec 1870 at NB and he and one
daughter and his 17 year old sister Lena
lived in Peel, Carleton County at 1901 census and Florence and Watts had
children
a. Dora Tompkins b 24 May 1896 at
Florenceville, Carleton County, NB, married 3 Nov 1920 at Kent, Carleton
County, NB, George B Kilpatrick
D) Tichy Vandine christened 18 Feb 1794, d. 9 Feb 1862, married 15 Jul 1817 John Smith Hutchinson and had nine children or John Smith Hutchinson b. 22 Feb 1791 in England, d. 27 Jul 1867, married 15 Jul 1817 Sichy VanDine b. 1 Feb 1794 at Gagetown, NB, died 9 Feb 1862, d/o Arthur VanDine and Rachel Stone : settled in Wicklow Parish, Carleton County [First generation info from NBGS First Families website http://www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies.html which cites Sources: MC1/Vandine, 1 page: see also MC80/1397 Daniel F. Johnson’s New Brunswick lineages, pages 247-248] and they had children
1] Harriet Hutchison b 1830
2] Rachel Hutchinson b. 14 Dec 1818, d. 3 Jan
1848, married 14 Dec 1836 Joseph Ebbett settled in
Carleton County and had issue
i. Thomas Abbot b 1845
ii. Mary Abbot b 1847
3] Thomas Hutchinson born 20 Nov 1820, d. 12
Nov 1856, married 2 Mar 1846 Frances Tweedie b 1823, and they had children:
i.
John
Hutchison b 1846
ii. Albert Hutchison b 1848
iii.
George
Hutchison b 1850
4] Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson born 19 Apr 1822
(12 Apr 1822 cemetery) at Sheffield, d 8 Oct 1867, married 1854 at Sheffield,
Sunbury County, Samuel Giberson b 3 Nov 1826, d 27 Jan 1917 buried with wife in
Wicklow Lower Cemetery, Carleton County, NB, and in
1881 they lived in Gordon, Victoria County and his mother Mary aged 86 lived
with them, and they had children:
i.
Elshau Giberson
17 at NB
ii. Lincoln Giberson b Aug 13 1865 Farmer
married Nellie b Apr 13 1868 and they had children:
1. Minnie Giberson b Jul 3 1887
2. Perley Giberson b Nov 16 1889
3. Hazel Giberson b Apr 26 1892
4. Lulu Giberson b Mar 25 1896
iii. Henry Giberson b Nov 5 1868 married Fanny b
Jul 1 1872 and they had children:
1. Beulah Giberson b Aug 11 1895
2. Sammie Giberson b May 26 1898
3. Harvey Giberson b Apr 20 1900
iv. Adolphus ‘Dolf’ M
Giberson b May 19 1872 Farmer married Gertrude b Jan 18 1881 and they had
children:
1. Stuart Giberson b Apr 19 1900
2. Wrania Giberson b Apr 18 1837
3. Bruce Giberson b Mar 19 1874
v.
John
Giberson 8 at NB School
vi. Harvey Giberson 6 at NB
vii. Casluie Giberson 4 at NB
viii. Edia Giberson <1 Born: Jul; 9 m at NB
5] Ezekiel Hutchinson born 11 Jul 1824,
married 13 Mar 1851 Harriet Campbell
6] Matthew Hutchinson born 3 Jul 1826, d. 11
Mar 1898, Farmer, married (1st) Elizabeth Estabrooks, married (2nd) before 1871
Mary Giberson b 1833 and lived in Wicklow, Carleton
County and had children
i.
Sarah Hutchinson b 1856
ii.
Thomas Hutchinson b 1858
iii.
Eva Hutchinson b 26 Apr 1863 married 13 Feb
1889 at Carleton County, Thomas Chalmers Burpee Milbury and they had children:
1. Pauline Bessie Milbury
b 1 Sep 1891
2. Wesley C Milbury
b 15 Feb 1894
3. Marby Chalmers Milbury
b 15 Feb 1894
4. Rubert Milbury b Jan
1901
5. Mary Milbury b
May 1903
iv.
Beecher Hutchinson b 1865 married Rose
Lockhart and they lived in Wicklow, Carleton County
and had children
a. Claude Hutchinson of Grand Lake married and
had children
b. Lena Hutchinson Simpson of Littleton
c. Mary Hutchinson Henderson of Littleton
d. Hazel Hutchinson Tingley
of Littleton
e. Jean Hutchinson McBride of Houlton
f.
Ruth
Hutchinson Crone of Houlton
g. Albert Hutchinson
h. Iva Hutchinson Henderson
i.
Audrey
H Hutchinson b 20 Apr 1914 at Wicklow, d 11 May 2001
at Littleton, ME, married 1939 Hartley A Henderson d 1988 and, in addition to 7
great grandchildren they had children and grandchildren:
[1] Harold Henderson of San Francisco,
California married and had children
1.
Heath Henderson
2. Hayes Henderson
[2] Barbara Henderson married James Carlin and
they live in Freeport, ME and have children
1. James Carlin
[3] Betty Henderson married David Cummings and
they lived in Houlton, ME and had children
1.
Carl Cummings
2.
Kim (Cummings) DeWitt
3. Kerry Hanning
v.
Charles
Hutchinson b 1867
vi.
Rupert
Hutchinson b 1870
vii.
Helen
Hutchinson b 1873
viii.
Wendall
Hutchinson b 1875
7] George Arthur Hutchinson born 17 Nov 1828,
d. 6 Jun 1908, married Harriet Louise Kearney moved to Maine
8] Harriet Hutchison b 1830
9] Ann Hutchinson born 18 May 1831, d. 31 Aug
1844
10] Sarah Hutchinson born 10 May 1835, d. May 1905, married 9 Jun 1866 her first cousin Samuel S. VanDine -- Samuel S. Vandine b 10 May 1835, (18 Oct 1830-1901 census) at NB married Sarah Hutchinson b 10 May 1835, d 1905 and they lived in Lorne, Victoria County, NB, and had Children
i.
Psyche
Rebecca Vandine b 12 Mar 1867 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB d Mar 1947 married 26 Sep 1888 at Victoria County, Charles Frederick
Campbell and they had children
a. Wilbert Talmage
Campbell b 28 Aug 1889
b. Myrtle Florence Campbell b 1 Jun 1890
c. Della Fern Campbell b 14 May 1893
d. Child Campbell b 14 May 1893 (twin?)
e. Child Campbell b 23 Feb 1896
f.
Walter
Levi Campbell b 6 Feb 1900
g. Elizabeth Viola Campbell b 26 Feb 1903
h. Archibald Herman Campbell b 23 Nov 1904
i.
Georgia
Pauline Campbell b 16 Jan 1908
ii. Thomas B. Vandine b 28 Dec 1868 at Arthurette, Victoria County, NB married first Mary Barker
and married second Edna b Nov 1883 and they had children
iii. Robert Barker Vandine b 22 May 1882 at
Fredericton
iv. Roy Vandine b Apr 1898
v. Samuel Joseph Vandine b 23 Apr 1870 at Arthurette, Victoria County, NB d 07 Nov 1942 married 29 Jun 1904 at NB Lottie Permelia Cliff b 1885 at Gordon, Victoria, NB and they lived at Bradford, Penobscot County, ME in 1930 and they had children
a. Herbert Vandine b 11 Apr 1905 Victoria
County, NB, d 1905
b. Samuel Simmons Vandine b 23 Jun 1906
Victoria County, NB, d 1966
c. Arthur Vanderbilt Vandine b 28 Dec 1907 at Sissons Ridge, Victoria County
d. Charles Clement Vandine b 23 Nov 1909 at Sissons Ridge, Victoria County, NB, d 9 Mar 1932
e. Henry G Vandine b 1917
f. William J Vandine b 1919
vi.
Florence
Nightingale Vandine b 19 Jun 1871 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB [Johnson 95: 2336 February 23, 1895 Woodstock Carleton Sentinel --
married Andover (Victoria Co.) 30th Jan., by Rev. Chas. Henderson, Forbes
Tweedie, Wicklow (Carleton Co.) / Florence Vandine,
Gordon] married 30 Jan 1895 at Victoria County, NB, Forbes Tweedie b 8 Feb 1872 at NB and had
children
a. Arthur Hamilton Tweedie b Feb 6 1896
married 28 Apr 1916 at York County, Myrtle Edwina Lattimer
d 7 Oct 1953 at York County
b. Sarah Helen Tweedie b Aug 26 1898
c. Mathew Tweedie b Dec 30 1899
d. Beecher Tweedie b Dec 30 1899
e. Forbes Tweedie b Jan 27 1901
f. Florence Katherine Tweedie b 19 May 1905 at Plaster Rock, NB
vii.
Frances
‘Fanny’ Fern Vandine b 1872 married Henry Giberson and they lived in Victoria
County and had children
a. Beulah Urania
Giberson b 11 Aug 1895 married 15 Oct 1913 at Victoria County, NB, Guy Jenkins
and had children
[1] Helen Pearl Jenkins b 1918 at NB, d 27 Feb
2003 at Edmundston, NB, aged 85 buried at Riley Brook
Cemetery, married 27 Jun 1940 at Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Jack Benjamin ‘John’
Mahaney and lived at Riley Brook NB and in addition ot 12 Grandchildren and 16 Great Grandchildren. they had children
1.
Judy Mahaney married Dale Hansen
and they live at Perth-Andover
2.
Marvin Mahaney married Carolane and they live at Sisson Brook,
3.
Gary Mahaney of Riley Brook
4.
Philip Mahaney married Myrna and
they live at Riley Brook
5. Lynn Mahaney married Libby and they live at Haley Brook
[2] Ralph Jenkins
[3] Ervine Jenkins married first 20 Jan 1951 at
Lorne, Victoria County, Anna Elizabeth Pickard and married second 1 Jul 1957 at
Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Catherine Annie Brown aka Gullion
and he and Catherine had children before he died and she remarried to Roy Feero:
1.
Ed Jenkins married Helen and they
live in New Zealand
2.
Ruth Jenkins married Don Jones
and they lived in Salisbury, Westmorland County, NB
3.
Marvin C Jenkins married 4 Jan
1945 at Lorne, Victoria County, NB Rita McCarthy
4.
Henry Jenkins
5. Muriel
Jenkins married 4 Dec 1943 at Lorne, Victoria County, NB, James Sutherland
b. Mary Beatrice Giberson b 26 Apr 1902
c. James Harvey Giberson b 20 Apr 1900 married
5 May 1926 at Perth, Victoria County, NB, Ruth Isabel Stevenson
d. Clyde Augustus ‘Gus’ Giberson b: ABT 1908
married 11 Oct 1933 at Andover, Victoria County, NB, Leona A Priest
e. George Tayler
Giberson b 24 Jun 1910 at Plaster Rock married 27 Oct 1944 at Andover, Victoria
County, NB, Evelyn Emma Cameron
f.
Samuel
Giberson married Beulah Evelyn Giberson b 1914, d October 30, 2004 aged 89 and,
in addition to 34 grandchildren, 69 great grandchildren, several great great grandchildren, they had children
[1] Florence Lelah
Giberson married 12 May 1953 at Peel, Carleton County, Gordon Percy Morgan
[2] Wilda Giberson Adams
[3] Glenna Giberson Phillips
[4] Cathy Giberson (Stan) Wadden
all of Fredericton
[5] Floyd Giberson (Judy) of Missauga
[6] Gladys Giberson (Morris) Cockerill of Langley, BC,
[7] Waneta Giberson (Sterling) Carmichael of Oakland,
[8] Clayton Giberson (Gladys) of Gordonsville
[9] Clarence Giberson of Ajax, ON,
[10] Dow Giberson
g. Berton Giberson married Helen E Robertson b 1917
at Tabusintac, NB, d 26 Feb 2003 age 86 at Victoria
County and there were no children of this marriage
h. H. Ralph Giberson
viii.
Marjorie
‘Margery’ Vandine b 26 Mar 1874 at Arthurette,
Victoria County, NB married 1 Sep 1897 at Victoria County, Henry Green b May
1828 and they lived in Perth, Victoria County and had children
a. Harry Green b Dec 1888
b. William Green b Oct 1891
c. Clair Green b Jun 1898
d. Winifred Green b Sep 1900
e. Sheldon Green b Jan 1903
f.
Samuel
Green b May 1908
ix.
Lawrence
Arthur Green, Master Tly Tyer,
b May 21, 1908 at Perth, New Brunswick, d 1979, [From the NB Fly Tyers Association recognition of his life:
http://nbflytyers.com/lawrencegreen.htm When he was still in his teens he moved
to Detroit, Michigan where he lived with his half brother who was a barber.
Lawrence’s first employment was at a motor vehicle plant doing bodywork on the
vehicles on an assembly line. He then
enlisted in the Merchant Marines. Even
though he was under age he got accepted.
When his mother found out about it she reported him and he was
discharged immediately. He then studied
barbering and began working with his brother.
Soon after he met and married his wife Marjorie who during the war
migrated to the United States from Belgium. They moved to Perth, New Brunswick
in 1937 where they raised a daughter and two sons, and lived out the remainder
of their lives. Lawrence who was now a certified barber opened his own
barbershop that same year. It was around
1945-46 that he added an alcove to the barbershop. It was from there that he operated a small
store selling fishing and hunting licenses and supplies. Lawrence also repaired and sold fishing rods
and their accessories. He was responsible for getting an awful lot of people
started in fishing and hunting. Lawrence Green’s Barbershop was the place for
most people to go if they wanted to talk hunting and fishing. And talk it they did, by the hour, day after
day. Lawrence started tying flies around 1946.
For the first several years he exclusively tied feather-winged
patterns. He patterned his flies after
the old English ones. Toward the end of his fly tying days he tied mostly
hair-wing patterns, but during his heyday he tied and sold hundreds and
hundreds of the fully dressed patterns.
He was viewed as a perfectionist when it came to tying flies. Lawrence
loved experimenting with flies. He had customers that would go to him with an
idea for a particular pattern, or with a fly pattern used successfully but that
they had lost or broken. He would tie
the fly and away the customer would go to the river. He also enjoyed tying flies for the younger
kids who angled in the area. He got
great satisfaction in giving a fly to a kid.
He especially liked designing his own trout flies. He also experimented
with different materials, dying his own deer hair and substituted the feathers
of starlings to replace jungle cock, which was expensive and hard to get. In
the late 1940’s he originated a fly called “Simon Red.” It was named after his very close Native
friend the late Simon Paul who lived on the Tobique
Reserve. Simon and Lawrence had a very
strong friendship and spent many years fishing together. The pattern for the Simon Red has long since
been forgotten, but Lawrence’s son Claude Green from Perth recalls that it
looked like a “Light Montreal”. Lawrence would tie flies all winter and sell
them during the summer. Not only did he
sell his own flies at the shop, but he helped other tiers like Jimmy DeWitt,
another well known fly tier who lived in Perth, display and sell flies there
too. He helped other tiers learn the basics
of tying. He shared his techniques with
anyone who showed an interest. He also taught his son Claude to tie at the age
of 16. Lawrence’s flies were sold to many of the local fishermen and to
countless customers from many different countries. Few records exist as to who
his customers were, but during the research into the fly tying past of Lawrence
Green it was learned that he sold flies to visiting sportsmen from all over the
world. The names of the customers
weren’t important to Lawrence. If the person
was an outdoorsman, fisherman or hunter he was friend. He didn’t even have to have a name to
purchase from Lawrence Green. He didn’t
even have to have money for there are accounts of Lawrence giving away many salmon flies. People who got their hair cut by Lawrence
would be given one of his salmon flies. Some of the more popular patterns he
enjoyed tying during his era included the “Green Cosseboom”,
“Silver Doctor”, “Brown Hackle”, “Dusty Miller” and “Green Drake”. Lawrence was
an avid angler and fished many New Brunswick Rivers including the Saint John,
North Branch of the Miramichi, Southwest Miramichi, and North Pole Brook, but his favourite river
was the Tobique.
He regularly traveled to Sillikers, New
Brunswick where he fished the Little Southwest Miramichi
too. The largest salmon that Lawrence ever landed weighed close to 30 pounds.
Lawrence’s son Claude tells the story about the big one that got away on his
father. When Claude was very young he would go fishing with his father in the
canoe. Lawrence would get Claude to
raise and drop anchor as he maneuvered the canoe to fish different spots within
the pool. One evening Lawrence wanted
Claude to go with him to fish Ann’s Pool, situated behind Ann’s Hotel. Claude
wanted to go fishing, but his mother wanted him to go to a movie with her. His
mother won out and so off to the movie they went. To get to the theater they had to cross the
bridge overlooking the pool where Lawrence was going fishing. It was nearly dark when Claude and his mother
left the theater. As they were crossing
the bridge on their way home they spotted Lawrence who was still in the
pool. They thought he was on his way
home and so they continued on their way. About an hour after they got home
Lawrence came through the door. He was
very upset and started telling them about the big salmon he had hooked and was
still trying to land when they spotted him from the bridge. Lawrence was upset
because he couldn’t get the salmon landed.
The salmon was too big to bring close enough to the beach. After many attempts Lawrence managed to work
the salmon into some deeper water close to shore, but he still couldn’t get
close enough to the salmon because it’s belly would
drag in the sand when he tried to bring it closer. The salmon broke free when
Lawrence missed in an attempt to gaff it. The belly of the salmon made an
imprint on the sand as he fled back into deeper water and freedom. He hooked that fish in early July, and he
always believed the salmon weighed easily 35-40 pounds. The following day he
took Claude to the spot where the fish broke free and showed Claude the belly
mark that was still in the beach. Lawrence was an avid hunter. He had a bird dog trained for hunting
woodcock, duck and grouse. He was also
an expert Marksman and took part in numerous pistol, rifle, and skeet
competitions, at which he won many medals and trophies. He did some guiding when he was younger, but
limited his guiding for close friends. He was also an extremely good canoe man.
Green’s Barbershop was situated on Main Street in Perth. It was built on the top of the hill next to
the river. The back wall of the shop was
built so close to the edge of the riverbank that the wall was supported on
poles to keep it from falling over the hill and into the river. Lawrence could look out the back window and
see everything that was going on in the Bridge Pool. According to some witnesses it wasn’t
uncommon for Lawrence to leave his customer sitting in the barber chair with a
half completed haircut whenever he saw an angler hooked into a big salmon. Without warning he would make a rush to the
river with net in hand to help land it. In 1952 the government built a dam on
the Tobique River.
For the first year they didn’t have a fishway
on it, so the salmon couldn’t get past the dam.
According to Lawrence when they dammed the Saint John River in 1957
everything went to Hell. Damming the
river really bothered him and a lot of anglers lost interest or completely gave
up angling because of it. Lawrence was a Sportsman. He supported hook and release and never took
more than he was allowed. There were
many times that he released fish and never took the number of fish that was
legal. He did the same thing while
hunting and allowed many game animals to walk away from his sights. Lawrence Green was not a man to abuse his
hunting and fishing privileges. He got
very upset if he heard about people poaching in his area. Lawrence Green’s love
for angling and the river never wavered throughout his entire life. He tied flies right up to a short time prior
to his death on December 24, 1979. He
would also take his fishing rod and drive to any nearby river or brook to
either wet a line, or just to be near the stream. It didn’t matter if he saw or caught anything
he just loved to be out there. Sarah Vandine b 07 Feb 1875 at Arthurette, Victoria County, NB d 10 Oct 1875 ]
x.
Karpey Vandine
b 1874
xi.
Mabel Eda Vandine b Jan 1877 at Arthurette,
Victoria County, NB d Apr 1923 married Walter Calvin Rollins and had children
a. Carolyn Amelia Rollins b 23 Jan 1902 at Northview, Victoria County, NB
b. Catherine Alberta Rollins b 16 Jun 1905 at
Sisson Ridge, Victoria County
c. Alfred Walter Rollins b 30 Jun 1908 at
Sisson Ridge
xii.
Frederick
Bridges Vandine b 29 Aug 1878 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB d 19 Nov 1956 married first 17 Jul 1907 at Victoria County, Grace B
Cliff b 25 Oct 1886, literally and figuratively “the girl next door”, and
married second, 22 Oct 1930 at Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Ella Eliza Wark aka Knowlton. He and Grace had children
1. Grace Vandine married Rochwell and lives in Carleton County, NB
2. Joseph ‘Arnold’ Cliff Vandine b Sep 1910 married 1st 21 Sep 1938 at Gordon, Victoria County, Geneva Priscilla Gallop, and they moved from Victoria County, NB, to Edwardsburg, Leeds and Grenville County, Ontario near Spencerville about 1951 for they purchased a farm there and they had children:
a. Son Vandine died at birth
b. Gail Vandine died age 12~ (SL was 7 or 8)
c. Theodore Ted Frederick Vandine died ~ 1994 in Car Accident age 61
d. SL Vandine (himself) married Leigh
e. Doug Vandine
f. John Vandine
g. Pam Vandine
h. Grace Vandine married Rochwell and lives in Lakefield RR2, Carleton County
Arnold Vandine married 2nd Sylvia Porter and, in addition to infants who died at birth or shortly thereafter, they had children:
a. Wayne Vandine as a young man killed in a car accident, never married
b. Karen Vandine
c. Mark Vandine
d. Brian Vandine
11] John Smith Hutchinson Jr born 19 Dec 1837, died 19 Jun 1876, married his first cousin Elizabeth Ann VanDine d/o Ebenezer VanDine and Elizabeth McBride
E)
Rachel
Vandine christened 4 Aug 1796, by Rev Richard Clarke at Waterborough, Queens
County, d unmarried
F)
Eber Vandine
baptized 5 Aug 1798 by Rev Richard Clarke at Grand Lake, Gagetown, Queens
County, NB, a widower in 1851 Sheffield Census living with Rachel, Mary Ann and
John, married 30 Nov 1824 at Gagetown, NB, Eleanor Gamble b 1800 at Grand Lake,
NB, d/o John Gamble of Grand Lake and they had eight children:
1] George Vandine b Abt
1827 at Grand Lake, Queens, NB married Almira Cole
2] Mary Ann Vandine b 1831 at Grand Lake,
Queens, NB married 1 Jul 1958 at NB, Joseph Estabrooks b 1830 at Canning,
Queens County, NB, probably s/o Joseph Estabrooks (s/o of The Rev Elijah
Estabrooks) and Deborah Donald or as one filing indicated, she may have been 3rd
wife of Joseph Estabrooks b 1798, d 1871, the son of the Rev Elijah Estabrooks
and Mary Whittimore,
3] Eleanor Vandine b Abt.
1834 at Grand Lake, Queens, NB married Estabrooks b 1834 at Grand Lake
4] James H. Vandine aka Samuel Vandine (1900 census) b 1843 at NB Farmer and in 1881 his father in law Joseph Gaunce b 1830, a widower, and his son Charles Gaunce b 1864, lived with them, then living in Houlton, ME in 1900 and identifying himself as “Samuel” ,married Margaret A. Gaunce b 1852 at NB and they lived in Woodstock and had children
i.
Minnie T. Vandine b 1873 at NB (black
woman? Servant in the Buzzell Boarding House in
Houlton in 1900)
ii.
Wm. H. Vandine b 1876 at NB
iii.
Carrie E. Vandine b Aug 1880 at NB
iv.
Cartwright
J Vandine b 1883 at NB
v.
Oliver
A Vandine b 1887 at NB married 25 Apr 1905 at York County, Ida May Stephenson,
and they had children:
1. Frederic Vandine b Jul 1907
2. Marion Vandine b Mar 1910
vi.
Arthur
H Vandine b 1894 at ME
5] John Gamble Vandine b 19 Oct 1832 at Grand
Lake, Queens, NB d 10 Dec 1886 married 10 Nov 1860 at NB Julia Ann b Mar 1840
at NB, and they had children
i.
Mary I
Vandine b 8 Nov 1864 at Beechwood, Carleton County,
NB d 11 Nov 1949, married 23 Jul 1886 at Carleton County, NB, George E Wheeler
b Feb 1865 and they lived in Wicklow and had children
1. Harry Wheeler b Dec 1892, d 30 Mar 1952,
married 16 Apr 1919 at Carleton County, Inez/Ina Gladys Wolverton
b 1899 (She married 2nd 1954 Wilmot Robert Reid)
2. Kirburn Wheeler b Sep 1897
3. Neta Wheeler b Apr 1900
4. Fred Wheeler b Jan 1904
ii.
Annie
M Vandine b 14 Jun 1866 at Summerfield, Carleton County, NB, d 24 Apr 1891
married 20 Apr 1887 at Carleton County, NB, Howard
iii.
Ella E
Vandine b 09 Aug 1868 at Summerfield, Carleton County, NB, d 08 Mar 1889
married 27 Feb 1886 at Carleton County, William Charlton
iv.
Blanche
L Vandine b 10 Mar 1871 at Summerfield, Carleton County, NB, d 08 Sep 1956
married 10 Oct 1900 at Carleton County, Charles Crone b 25 Sep 1875 at NB, and
they lived in Wilmot and had children
1. Frank Crone b Jun 1901
2. Fannie Crone b Jan 1906
v.
Lauretta
Gertrude Vandine b 03 Jul 1876 at Summerfield, Carleton County, NB, d 12 Jun
1948 married 3 Oct 1899 at Carleton County, William Riley Trafford b 24 Jan
1872 at NB, d 1944 and buried with wife a East Florenceville United Baptist
Cemetery, Carleton County, NB, and they lived in Peel and had children
1. Vaughan Vandine Trafford b 16 Jan 1901, d
1964 buried at same cemetery as parents.
2. Mary Julia Trafford b 9 Dec 1911 at East
Florenceville, Carleton County, NB
vi.
Ada Idella Vandine b 07 Mar 1879 at Summerfield, Carleton
County, NB, d 09 Apr 1953 married 2 Jun 1901 at Carleton County, Thomas
McDonald ‘Mack’ Fulton b Sep 1868 at NB and they lived in Wicklow
and had children
1. Vernan Fulton b Dec 1901
2. Edna Fulton b May 1908
vii.
Ida
Estella Vandine b 07 Mar 1879 at Summerfield, Carleton County, NB, d 05 Feb
1957 married 9 Mar 1899 at Carleton County John Wesley Piper and they lived in Wicklow, Carleton County and had children
1. Helen Bertha Piper b 6 Oct 1899 at
Centreville, Carleton County, NB
2. Fred Piper b Jun 1902
3. Marian Ada Piper b 1 Feb 1908 at
Centreville, Carleton County, NB
4. Eugene James Piper b 13 May 1911 at Knoxford, Carleton County, NB
6] Elizabeth Jane Vandine b 19 Mar 1834 at
Grand Lake, Queens, NB d 29 Dec 1884 married 14 Oct 1852 at Jacksontown,
Carleton County, NB, Stephen Estey b 29 Dec 1822 at Kingsclear, York County, NB, d 1903, and they had children
i.
James
A Estey b 27 Jun 1850 at Carlton County NB, (b Feb
1851 – 1911 census), wholesale rubber merchant in Saint John in 1911, living on
Horsfield Street, married Harriet R b May 1856 (3 Jul
1851 – 1901 census)at NB and they had children
[1] Ethel E Estey b
Jun 1875 (10 Nov 1876 – 1901 census
[2] G Louise Estey b
Jul 1878 teacher $300 per annum
[3] Alfred W Estey b
Aug 1879 saleman in the rubber business $1200 per
annum
[4] Lloyd B Estey b
Nov 1889 bookeeper in the rubber business $600 per
annum
ii.
Eleanore Marie Estey b: 27 JUN 1854 in Jacksonville, Carlton, NB, Canada
married 29 Mar 1876 in Jacksontown, George Hartley b:
ABT 1854 in Probably Jacksontown, Carleton, NB,
Canada
iii.
John
Endicott Estey b: 1 APR 1856 in Jacksonville,
Carlton, NB, Canada
iv.
Hannah
Ann Estey b: 31 JAN 1858 in Williamstown, Carlton,
NB, Canada married 7 Nov 1888 at Carleton County, Albert E Nase
v.
Richard
Guilford Estey b: 4 Dec 1860 in Williamstown,
Carlton, NB, Canada married 1901 Hanna Farley b: ABT 1860 in Probably NB,
Canada
vi.
Alberta
Elizabeth Estey b 25 Jul 1862 in Williamstown,
Carlton, NB, (Alberta A Hutchinson b Feb 18 1860 in 1901 census) and married
Albert Hutchinson b May 29 1848, d 8 Jul 1904 aged 56 buried at Wicklow-Lower, Carleton, and they had children
1] Beecher D Hutchinson b Sep 13 1879 married
13 Nov 1906 Rose Lockhart and lived in Wicklow,
Carleton County, and had children
a. Albert Lewis Hutchinson b 18 Oct 1908
2] Maud A Hutchinson b Aug 30 1882 married 5
Aug 1903 at Carleton County, J Fraser McCain
3] Frank N Hutchinson b Aug 3 1885
4] Luella F Hutchinson b Aug 2 1887 married 8
Jul 1916 at Portland, ME, Thomas J Lang
5] Reginald T Hutchinson b Mar 15 1891
6] Rudolph A Hutchinson b Mar 7 1893
7] Anna T Hutchinson b Jun 15 1895
8] Lena M Hutchinson b Apr 29 1898
vii.
Eber Joseph Estey M Head M Aug 1863 married Gertrude b Apr 1863 and
they had children
1] Albert Estey b
Apr 1893
viii.
Ida
Charlotte Estey b: 12 Feb 1866 in Williamstown,
Carlton, NB, married 30 Mar 1904 at Carleton County, Frederick S Todd
ix.
Thomas
Albin Estey b: 25 Feb 1870
in Jacksonville, Carlton, NB, Canada married 6 Apr 1898 at Tracey Hills, NB,
Margaret Delilah Farley b 1870 at NB
x.
Mary
Jane Estey b: 29 Mar 1874 in Jacksonville, Carlton,
NB, Canada
xi.
Albert
Estey b: 20 Jan 1876 in Jacksonville, Carlton, NB,
Canada
7] Rachel Vandine b May 1832 (1827 – 1851
Census; 1828 – 1871 Census; 1827 by gravestone) at Grand Lake, Queens, NB d 27
Oct 1904 aged 77 years, 5 months, buried wiwth
husband at Upper Kent Cemetery, Carleton County, NB, married 11 Feb 1856 at
Carleton County, NB, James or Jonas F Kearney b 1834 and they farmed in Kent,
Carleton County, NB and had children
i.
Sarah
Kearney b 1856 at NB
ii.
Ellen Ann aka “Elnor/Eleanor”
Kearney b 27 Feb 1858/1859 at Bath, Carleton County, NB married Howard P
Giberson and had children
1] Herman Ulrick
Giberson b 25 Dec 1899 at Bath married 26 Apr 1921 at Kent, Carleton County, Vada Davis
2] Ada Giberson b 24 Feb 1883 at Bath married
28 Jun 1916 at Carleton County, John A Gillard
3] Mary Moore Giberson b 1 Jul 1894 at Bath
iii.
Mary
Kearney b 1860 at NB school
iv.
John V
Kearney b 1862 at NB school married Annie McCain b Jun 1872 and had children
1] Ellen V Kearney b 8 Dec 1897
2] Hugh Charles Kearney b 27 Dec 1899, d 1966
buried with wife at Fredericton Hermitage Cemetery, York County married Agnes
Lillian Doohan b 1901, d 1973
3] Mary Josephine Kearney b 18 May 1902
married 26 Dec 1925 at Northfield, Sunbury County, NB, Walter Cyril
4] Lawson
v.
Albertha
Kearney b 1864 at NB school
vi.
Louisa
Kearney b 1866 at NB school
vii.
Eber James
Kearney b 8 Dec 1867/1868 at Kent, Carleton County, NB, d 1937 buried with wife
at Beechwood United Baptist Cemetery, Carleton
County school married Alma Jane Lunn
b 1879, d 1951 and had children
1] Harland Kearney b 14 Jan 1901
2] Harold Kearney b Jan 1901
3] Ella Amanda Kearney b 25 Jan 1903 married 9
Sep 1926 at Kent, Carleton County, Isaac Ivan Gamblin
4] Howard Kearney b Oct 1904
5] Bertha May Kearney b 3 Nov 1908
6] Ada Louise Kearney b 22 Feb 1910 married 15
Aug 1928 at Kent, Carleton County, Joseph McCready
Olmstead
7] Infant Kearney b May 1911
viii.
Franklin Kearney b Dec 1870/1871 at NB, d 1921
at Carleton County buried with wife at Bristol Cemetery, Carleton County,
married Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ M b Aug 1881, d 1973 at Carleton County, NB and had
children
1] Harry James Kearney b Oct 1904 married 27
Jul 1927 at Wicklow, Carleton County, NB, Cora Ada
Lunn
2] Earl Kearney b Feb 1907
3] Rachel Kearney b Sep 1909
ix.
Avard Kearney b
9 Sep 1873
8] Coburn Stelwood
Vandine b 1 Sep 1839 at Grand Lake, NB, d 8 Aug 1907 married 17 May 1867 at Beechwood, NB, Mary Elizabeth Williams b 5 Jun 1848/1849 at
Gagetown, Queens Co., NB, d 11 May 1924 (her father Reuben Williams b 1817, a
widower, and her brother Hubbard Williams b 1854, lived with them in 1881) and
they farmed at Kent, Carleton, NB, were living at Grand Falls Victoria County
in 1901, and had Children
i. Zarada Vandine b 27 Aug 1868 at Killoween, Carleton County County,
N.b., d 16 Jan 1944 at Moose Mountain, Carleton
County County, N.b.,
buried: 18 Jan 1944 at Holmesville, Carleton County County, NB married 18 Jun 1887 Place: Centreville, Car., N.b George Isaac Budrow b 24 Oct
1864 Place: Moose Mountain, Car., N.b., Canada Died:
13 Dec 1935 Place: Moose Mountain, Car., N.b., Canada
Buried: 15 Dec 1935 Place: Holmesville, Car., N.b., Canada and they had Children
1] Mary Alice Budrow
b 15 Jul 1888 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB d 11 Mar 1920 married 24
Dec 1907 at Carleton County, NB, Henry L Oaks
2] Joseph Coburn Budrow
b 6 Sep 1889 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB d 25 Dec 1932
3] James Reuben Budrow
b 16 Jun 1891 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB d 9 May 1938 married 3 Jul
1915 at Carleton County, NB, Lottie Stockford
4] Raymond George Budrow
b 30 Mar 1893 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB, d 20 May 1964 married 5
May 1915 at Carleton, NB, Maude A Watson
5] Lemuel John Budrow b 20
Nov 1894 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB d 1 Jun 1976 married 15 Apr
1914 at Carleton County, NB, Edith Ruff
6] Frederick H. Budrow
b 19 Jul 1896 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB d 10 Jul 1959 married 27
Dec 1916 at Victoria County, NB, Myrtle Demerchant
7] Marshall Roy Budrow
b 21 Jul 1898 at Moose Mountain, NB, d 24 Jul 1976 at Perth, Victoria, NB,
Buried: 27 Jul 1976 at Mineral, Carlton, NB, married 13 Apr 1921 at Kent,
Carleton County, NB, Mildred Whorton
8] Rosalie Budrow b
21 May 1900 at Moose Mountain, Carleton County, NB, d 5 Apr 1961 buried at Holmesville, Carleton County, NB married 1 Jan 1918 at
Carleton County John Gordon Giggie b 9 Dec 1895 at Killoween, Carleton County, and they had children
a. Howard Roy Giggie
b: 13 Jul 1918 married Vivien Mae Burlock and had 3
children
b. Eileen Mary Giggie
b: 11 May 1920 married 1st Asa K Bell and married 2nd
Clifford Arnolc Rogers
c. Malcolm George Giggie
b: 6 Nov 1921, d 9 Dec 1921
d. Alice Elva Giggie
b: 22 Dec 1922 married Douglas Demerchant and had one
child
e. Ethel Ella Giggie
b: 1 Apr 1925 married Harry Quick
f.
Harold
Giggie b: 8 Oct 1926, d 17 Oct 1926
g. Living son Giggie
h. Living daughter Giggie
i.
Living
daughter Giggie married 1st Rutschman
and had one child and married 2nd Taylor
j.
Living
son Giggie married Mason and had two children
ii. Sarah Elizabeth Vandine b Sep 1870 at
Mineral Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 20 Dec 1935, married 4 Aug 1896 at
Carleton County, NB, Freeman Oakes and they lived in Kent Parish and had
children
1] Loretta Oakes b Apr 1897
2] Izetta Oakes b Apr 1899, d 1948 at Carleton
County married 31 Dec 1916 at Carleton County, Wilmot Giberson b 1887, d 1968
buried with wife at Holmesville
3] Verna Oakes b May 1901
4] Inez Oakes b May 1902, married 3 Jan 1922
at Woodstock, NB, Percy James Clark Cemetery, Carleton County, NB
5] Lester Oakes b Aug 1906 married 4 Jul 1931
at Kent, Carleton County, NB, Mary Whitehouse
6] Ada Oakes b Feb 1909 married 2 Jun 1931 at
Carleton County, NB, George Foster b 1905, d 1975 buried at Biggar
Ridge Cemetery, Carleton County, NB
iii. Reuben Vandine b 1871 at Mineral Springs,
Carleton County, NB, d as an infant
iv. Rachel Vandine b Jan 1874 at Mineral
Springs, Carleton County, NB, died as an infant
v. Jonas Vandine b Jan 1874 at Mineral
Springs, Carleton County, NB,
vi. John R Vandine b 10 Dec 1875
vii. Reuben Vandine b 10 Dec 1875 at Mineral
Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 28 Feb 1949 married Cora M Day b 1883 and in
1920 they lived in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook County, ME and had children
1] Violet Vandine b 1900
2] Preston Vandine b 1901
viii. Lillian Gladys Vandine, b 4 Feb 1880 at
Mineral Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 19 Jan 1962 married 28 May 1898 at
Houlton, ME, Alfred Adams, both then of Houlton, ME
ix. Vanderbilt C Vandine b 16 Apr 1882 at
Mineral Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 9 Apr 1898
x. Hubbard H Vandine b 16 Apr 1882 at Mineral
Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 21 Aug 1955 married Mary J b 1901 and they
lived in Millinocket, ME in 1930 and they had children
1] Leslie L Vandine b 1921
2] Joseph Vandine b 1922
3] Rueben E Vandine b 1924
4] Audrey M Vandine b 1925
5] Elsie C Vandine b 1926
6] Marian E Vandine b 1929
xi. Henry Vandine b 27 Jan 1885
xii. Joseph Eber
Vandine b 18 May 1887 at Mineral Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 13 Nov 1940
xiii. Roy D Vandine b 2 Jul 1888 (or 12 Jun 1889
– 1901 census) at Mineral Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 1907
xiv. Alonzo J Vandine b 22 Apr 1892 at Mineral
Springs, Carleton County, NB, d 1911
xv. Melissa Grace Vandine b 22 Apr 1892 Mineral
Springs, Carleton, NB d 24 Dec 1961 Bristol, Carleton, NB married Lemuel Giggie b 1873 at Killoween, Carleton County, NB, d 30 Apr 1960 at Bath, NB
and had 10 children:
1] Coburn John Giggie
b 9 Sep 1911 at Holmesville, Carleton County, NB, d
21 Sep 1956 NB Hwy Dept Worker, married 2 Apr 1938 at Bristol, NB, Gertrude H
Lloyd b 26 Apr 1914 at Gordonsville, NB, and they had two children
2] Philip Ersel Giggie b 26 Feb 1916 in Bristol, NB, d 28 Apr 1988 in
Penfield, NB buried at Catholic Cemetery, Blacks Harbor, NB married 26 Aug 1935
in Penfield, NB Dorothy Taylor Maxwell b 17 Sep 1914 in Canal, NB d 1 Apr 2003
at Blacks Harbour, NB and, in addition to 7 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren at the time of her death they had 3 children
a. Eleanor, Mrs. A. John Van de Sande of Quispamsis
b. Donna Giggie of
Blacks Harbour,
c. Janet, Mrs. Dale MacElwain
of Woodstock, NB;
3] Violet Lela Giggie
b 3 Dec 1917 at Bath, Carleton County, NB, d 12 Apr 1918
4] Leota Carmen Giggie b
3 Dec 1920 married 22 Oct 1938 in Millville, NB Russell Butterfield b: 15 Oct
1915 in Bath, NB and had son Warren Butterfield b 22 Jun 1949 at Bristol, d 14
Jan 1972, (married Ruff,) and 4 other children
5] Norma Vandine Giggie
b 27 Aug 1921 at Bristol, Carleton County, NB, d Feb 1922
6] Clayton Charles Giggie
b 26 Mar 1923 in Bristol, NB, d 8 Feb 1982, - Military Service: Gunner RCA
7] Alva Oran Giggie
b 8 Mar 1925 in Bristol, NB died and buried Bristol Community, Carleton Count,
NB married 1st 8 Sep 1944 in Kilowean, NB Iris H. Budrow b: 27 Mar 1927 in Kilowean,
NB and had children
a. Dale
Percy Vernon Giggie b: 12 Sep 1944 in Bath, NB, d 24
Jan 1949 at Bath, NB buried Bristol Community, Carleton Count, NB
b. Linda A. Giggie
b: 9 Feb 1949 in Bath, NB, d 1 May 1978 at Bath, NB buried Bristol Community,
Carleton Count, NB married Stoddard
c. Living Giggie
married Kinney and had 2 children
d. Paul Giggie b: 27
Jul 1961 in Bath, NB, d 27 Mar 1927 at Kilowean, NB
married Scott and had one child
8] Mary Ellen Giggie
Married: 21 Nov 1931 in Florencville, NB Murray
Caldwell b: 27 May 1912 in Bristol, NB
9] Vaughn Giggie.
10] Claudia Doreen Giggie
b 1930, d 7 Oct 2003 at age 73 at Fredericton, NB, married Paul Gardiner Chase
and, in addition to 14 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, (from online
newspaper obit) they had children
a. Paulette Chase married Raymond Crabbe
b. Carol Chase married Ken Brown
c. Rhonda Chase married Alan Poynton
d. Patti Chase all of Bristol
e. David Chase married Connie and they lived
in Armond NB
f.
James
Chase married Teresa and they lived in Red Deer, AB
g. John Chase married Barbie and they live in
Minnesota
h. Robert Chase married Robyn and they lived
on , Keswick Ridge NB
i.
Michael
Chase married Karen and they lived in Halifax
G)
William
Vandine b 17 Aug 1800 by Rev Richard Clarke at Waterborough, Queens County, NB,
d 25 Jul 1887, a farmer, property valued at $500 in 1850, had his mother Rachel
age 80 dob 1780 and sister Rachel, unmarried, age 46 dob 1804, and Frances Wiggins, a 7 year old girl, living
with them in 1850 married Jane Prichard or Pickard b 1807 at NB, and lived in
Houlton, ME in 1860 and they had children
1] Adrian Vandine b 1827 at NB, d 1903,
Collector Customs at Houlton, ME, (father living with them in 1880 aged 80
years) married 1846 Lucy Thirza Keen b 11 Apr 1827 at
Maine, Homemaker, and they had children
i.
Ellen
Vandine b 1847 at ME (her sister Julio and mother Lucy was living with her in
Saratoga, Santa Clara County, CA (who said she was 90) in 1900)
ii.
Julio
A Vandine b 1849 at ME
iii.
Edward
K. Vandine b 1857 at ME Mining (Edward A b 1851 in CT lived in same dwelling as
his mother and two sisters above in Saratoga, Santa Clara County, ME in 1900
with wife Ann T b 1859 in ME) married Maud M and lived in Bangor, ME at 1930
census
iv.
Gertrude
Vandine b 1867 at ME
Source Information: 1880 Census Houlton, Aroostook, Maine and Ernest
Keen on rootsweb
2] Arthur Vandine b 1829 at NB, blind,
3] Joseph Vandine b 1835/Sep 1838 (1911
census) at NB, Labourer married Alma C Burt b Dec
1860 and they had children
i.
Frank
M Vandine b 28 Jan 1887/1888 at Centreville, Carleton County, d. 21 May 1933,
[Information included here comes from Thomas Murray email 30 Sep 07 and his
receipt of emails from Roland Arthur Van Dyne - e-mails 29 MAY 2004 and
5 OCT 2004] married Carleton Co., NB
15 May 1907 (the, Carleton Press, issue of 20 May 1907. pp. 2 & 5; PANB
marriage record) Alveretta Hazel Flewelling
b. ca. 1891 (or 5 Feb 1887?), d. 26 Sep 1933, and they moved in 1902 to Calais,
Washington County, ME in 1920 and had children
a. May E Vandine b. 7 Jun 1908, d. 23 Mar 1934
Sylvia May (May E.) Vandine b. Woodstock, Carleton Co., Nb
7 Jun 1908, d. Blaine, Aroostook Co., Me 23 Mar 1934, married 9 Jul 1932 Bert
Stickney (b. 8 Jan 1908, d. Hampden, Penobscot Co., Me 22 Aug 1982 age 74
years, lived in Hampden, Penobscot Co., Me. This may be Bert Nelson Stickney b.
Nb ca. 1908, s/o Samuel Fred and Bertha (Derr) Stickney.)
b. Wilmot N. Vandine b. 3 Aug 1910, d. 10 Feb
1970 married 31 Aug 1935 at Bangor, Me, Hazel M Turner b at Me Wilmont Nelson Vandine b. Woodstock, Carleton Co., Nb 3 Aug 1909 (3 Aug 1910, 1901 census?), d. Ontario 10 Feb
1970, married 1st 31 Aug 1935 Hazel married Turner (both of Bangor, Me when
married); married 2nd Lena Mcintosh (b. 12 Apr 1920,
d. 24 Sep 1957)
c. Lavina (“Queenie”)
Vandine b. 9 Oct 1911 Lavina (“Queenie”)
Pauline Vandine b. Ludlow, Me 9 Oct 1911, d. Houlton (or Monticello), Aroostook
Co., Me 17 Sep 1983 age 72 years, married Woodstock, Carleton Co., Nb (or Monticello, Aroostook Co., Me) 1 Feb 1929 Clayton G.
Thornton (b. 11 Jul 1907, d. Presque Isle, Aroostook Co., Me, 17 Sep 1979 age
72 years, lived in Monticello, Aroostook Co., Aroostook Co., Me.) Their
marriage is recorded in Maine, and both were of Monticello at the time.
d. Christine Vandine b 1912
e.
George
H. H. Vandine b. 27 Nov 1912, d. 18 Dec 1975george Henry Howard Vandine b. Bellview, Nb 27(or 20)Nov1912, d.
Houlton, Aroostook Co., Me 18 Dec 1975, married 7 Oct 1937 Ellen Mutamin (b. Finland)
f.
Marjorie
Oleta Vandine b. 8 Apr 1915 married 2 Jun 1934 at
Houlton, Me, Arthur W Sutherland Marjorie Oleta
Vandine b. Bellview, Nb 8
Apr 1915 (8 Apr 1914 in Social Security Death Index), d. Houlton, Aroostook
Co., Me 15 Mar 1999, married Houlton, Aroostook Co., Me 2 Jun 1934 Arthur W.
Sutherland (b. 10 Jul 1911, d. Houlton, Aroostook Co., Me 10 Nov 1979 (9 Nov
1979 in death record) age 68 years, lived in Houlton, Aroostook Co., ME. Both
lived there when they were married.)
g. Vera Madeline Vandine b. 20 Mar 1916robena
Vera (or Vera Robena) Madeline Vandine b. Bellview, Nb 20 Mar 1916, d.
Rutland, Vermont 6 May 2004 aet 88 years, married 1st
Joseph Kamacheweg (Kanachewicz);
married 2nd William Garneau. -- Joanne Fontaine
posted (Ancestry.com, Vandine board, 13 MAY 2004), the following obituary: --
Vera Robena Madeline VanDine
Kanachewicz, Garneau died
May 6th, 2004 in Rutland Vermont at the age of 88. She was born to Frank and Alverette (Flewelling) VanDine on March 20, 1916.survivors are Joanne VanDine Fontaine, of Corinth, Maine, Ellen Jeanne Garneau Willis, of Killington Vermont, Brenda Garneau of Brandon, Vermont and Debra Louise Griffin of
Cupertino Ca. 7 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren Vera was the last
surviving child of the family of Frank and Alverette.
h. Gladys Fern Vandine b. 18 Sep 1918, d. 21
Apr 1978 Gladys Fern Vandine b. Woodstock, Carleton Co., Nb
18 Sep 1918, d. 21(or 20)Apr1978, married 1st 5 Sep 1936 Hillard
Sennett (Semmett?) (b. 6 Aug 1915, d. 21 Jul 1954); married 2nd Harvey Elbridge
(b. 3 Dec 1920, d. 21 Aug 1976.) When married, Gladys was of Charlotte, Me, and
Hillard Sennet was of Meddybemps, ME.
i.
Louise
Phyllis Vandine b. 17 Mar 1920, d. 5 May 1962 Louise Phyllis (Phyllis Louise)
Vandine b. Calais, Washington Co., Me 17 Mar 1920, d. Monticello, Aroostook Co.,
Me 5 May 1962, married 21 Jun 1944 Philip Edward Thornton (b. 13 Jul 1914, d.
Mars Hill, Aroostook Co., ME 6 NOV 1995 (5 NOV 1995 in death record) age 81
years, lived in Monticello, Aroostook Co., ME)
j.
Frank
Allen Davis Vandine Frank Allen Davis Vandine b. Calais, Washington Co., ME 24
Sep 1921. d. Portland, Cumberland Co., Me 15 Jun 1992, married 21 Mar 1940
Pauline Ruth Murchie (b. 3 Jun 1921, d. Portland,
Cumberland Co., ME 20 MAR 1990, bur. South Buxton, ME), d/o Albert and Eva
(White) Murchie
k. Paul Stephen Vandine Paul Stephen (Steven)
Vandine b. Calais, Washington Co., Me 28 Aug 1923, d. 20 May 2001, married Loritta Rufo (b. 12 Jun 1920.
Lived in Boston and Brighton, Suffolk Co., MA.)
l.
Jennie
Helen Vandine b. Calais, Washington Co., Me 26 Jun 1925, d. 17 Dec 1997,
married 21 Dec 1946 William Nicholas Rice (b. 19 JUN 1921, d. Bangor, Penobscot
Co., ME 23 MAR 1993 age 71 years, lived in Bangor, Glenburn and Veazie, Penobscot Co., ME.) When married, Jennie was of Orono, ME, and William was of Bangor, ME.
m. Jackaline (Jacqueline?) Hazel or Helen Vandine b. 7
Dec 1927, d. in infancy Jackaline (Jacqueline?) Hazel
(Hazel Jacqueline) Vandine b. St. Stephen’s, Nb 7 Dec
1927, d. 8 Dec 1962, may be the Hazel Van Dine who married 24 Oct 1942 Alvin L.
Judkins, both of Penobscot, ME
ii.
Harry
Vandine b May 1894
4] William H Vandine b 1852
5] Rachel Vandine b 1852
H)
Sarah
Vandine b. 19 Jun 1803, d. unmarried 21 Jan 1878
I)
Joseph
Vandine b. 1806, d 6 Aug 1836 [Johnson 6:1256; September 23, 1836; Saint John
Weekly Chronicle -- Died Richmond, Woodstock par., 29th August, Joseph Vandine,
age 30. NBC], married 26 Nov 1829 Rebecca Simmons b. c1810 at Sheffield, d. 15
Feb 1898 (11 Sep 1841 Rebecca remarries to Jonathan Bridges Johnson 9:1069;
September 29, 1841, Fredericton
J)
Newspaper
The New Brunswick Royal Gazette
K)
The
language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as
transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives
are not translated from the language in which they originate.
L)
m.
11th inst., Sheffield parish, Sunbury Co., by Rev. Michael Pickles, Jonathan
BRIDGES / Mrs. Rebecca VANDINE.) and Joseph and she lived in Sheffield and had
children
1] Arthur Vandine b 1834 in ME, lived in 1900
at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, then 66, had lived for at time in
Fredericton, but left Fredericton by train for Detroit to create a new life 7
Jun 1887, married first to unknown who died before 1872, and married second on
New Years’ Eve 1872 (ie the day before 1 Jan 1873) at
Portland, NB, at the home of the bride’s aunt on Paradise Row by Rev George J Caie, Martha Graham b 1854 at Scotland, and they had
children
i.
Henry
Vandine b 1857 (1st marriage), Painter
ii.
Arthur
Vandine b 1863 (1st marriage), Painter
iii.
Willis
Vandine b 1865 (1st marriage), Painter
iv.
Rebecca
Vandine b 1875
v.
Martha
Vandine b 1876
vi.
John
Vandine b 1878
vii.
Annie
Vandine b 1880
viii.
Thomas
D Vandine b 1880
ix.
Frederick
Vandine b 1882
x.
Elizabeth
Vandine b 1885
xi.
Alice
Vandine b 1888
2] Dow Vandine b 21 Mar 1837 at NB, employed
with Fredericton Police Department for a number of years, become Sgt of Police,
then work as Collector of Customs for the Port of Fredericton, [Johnson
102:943 September 12, 1896 Fredericton Gleaner -- Dow Vandine of the Customs
House here was up on the Tobique a week or two ago to
see his brother, Samuel Vandine and his mother, who is living there. There he
has gathered some information which started him thinking about the Vanderbilts, the New York millionaires, who it seems are
relatives of Mr. Vandine and made their money out of land on Long Island owned
by Mr. Vandine's great-grandfather, who leased it to
Commodore Vanderbilt, grandfather of the present William K. Vanderbilt. About
150 years ago Mr. Vandine's great grandfather came to
this country from Holland, accompanied by his three sons, Arthur Vandine, Dow
Vandine and Cornelius Vandine and his three daughters and settled on Long
Island, N.Y. where he acquired immense amount of land. Commodore Vanderbilt
came from Holland the same time, also settling at Long Island and in the course
of time married one of old Mr. Vandine's daughters.
When the revolutionary war broke out, Mr. Vandine, his three sons and two
remaining single daughters came to NB, locating at Grand Lake (Queens Co.), but
before the old gentleman left Long Island, he leased all his lands there to his
son-in-Law Commodore Vanderbilt for a long term of years. Old Mr. Vandine died
and was buried at Grand Lake, after which his three sons and two daughters went
back to Long Island. One of them, Arthur, Dow's grandfather, remained only a short
time however, returning again to Grand Lake where he married Miss Stone, who
also came from Holland to Long Island and from there to Grand Lake at the time
of the war. Arthur lived in Grand Lake for the remainder of his life and was
buried there alongside of his father, leaving seven sons and three daughters,
the names of the sons being, Dow Vandine, Ezekiel Vandine, Eben
Vandine, Eber Vandine, William Vandine, Arthur
Vandine and Joseph Vandine. The latter was Dow's father. He married a Miss
Simmons of this city, an aunt of the late Isaac Simmons. He died when quite a
young man leaving a number of sons, some of whom went to Carleton Co., but
three of them, Arthur, Joseph and Dow, came to this city. The former afterwards
moved to Detroit, Michigan, where he now lives. Joseph, who died about two
years ago, will be remembered as an alderman of the city for a number of years.
Dow was sergeant of the police force for some time and is now connected with
the custom house here. Samuel DOW, the eldest of the family, farms on the Tobique and the mother, who is now 86 years old, lives with
him. He has in his possession an old mortar brought by his great grandfather
from Holland which was used in those days for crushing corn; also a stone
pitcher brought out at the same time. (see original)] [Also see This VanderBilt connection is
well documented in Wilson Ledley's book, VanDuyn Family of New York and New Jersey and by Teunis Bergen in the NY Genealoical
and Biographical Record.] married Mary b 19 Nov 1840 at NB, and they had
children
i.
Charlotte
‘Lottie’ E Vandine b 22 May 1872 married first Rideout and married second 19 Oct 1911 at Maine, Oliver A
Cole
ii.
Ernest
D Vandine b 14 Nov 1874
iii.
Robert
Barker Vandine b 22 May 1882 married 19 Jun 1911 at Fredericton, NB, Julia U
Pugh and they lived in Fredericton, NB and they had children
i)
David
Reid Vandine b 20 Aug 1912 married 7 Oct 1952 at Fredericton, NB, Muriel Smith
ii)
Ernest
Vandine married Hazel Irene Vandine b 25 Mar 1919, d/o Ernest and Edith
(Carmichael) Delong, d 27 May 2006, buried at Good Corner Cemetery and they had
children
1. Linda Vandine married Donald Turner and
they lived in Good Corner, NB and they had children
a. Donnie Turner
2. Brenda Vandine married Clancy Dyer and they
lived in Rosedale, NB and they had children
a. Jill Dyer
b. Amanda Dyer
c. Joey Dyer
3. Rhonda Vandine of Fredericton
4. Lynn Vandine of Good Corner
iii)
Vandine,
Hazel Irene - The death of Hazel Irene (Delong) Vandine of Good Corner, NB,
occurred on Saturday, May 27, 2006 at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital. Born
March 25, 1919 to the late. Survived by daughters, , grandchildren, Jill Dyer,
Amanda Dyer, Dakota Vandine, Joey Dyer and Donnie Turner, one sister, Greta
Young (Paul) of Bridgewater, Maine, several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by
husband, Wendell, brother, Glen Delong, sister, Madeline Stiles, and
son-in-law, Donald Turner. Resting at the Carleton Funeral Home in Jacksonville
where friends may call on Monday, May 29, 2006 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Funeral
Service will be held on Tuesday, May 30, 2006 at 2pm from the Truth Temple
Pentecostal Church in Williamstown, NB. Interment will be in Good Corner
Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Good Corner Cemetery or
the Diabetic Association.
iv)
Barbara
Vandine married Arthur Lord
v)
Robert
Vandine married Aline and they live in Ottawa,
vi)
Charlotte
Isabel VanDine b 1925 at Fredericton, NB, d May 31st,
2005 at Fredericton, NB, [From Obit 3Jun 2005 Fredericton Daily Gleaner:
…Charlotte graduated from U.N.B. with a B.A. Degree in 1947. Following a year
of Secretarial College at Boston she entered upon a long and successful
business career at Montreal with the Canadian International Paper Company,
during most of which she served as Corporate Secretary of the company. Always
an active supporter of U.N.B., she was also a member of the Canadian Federation
of University Women, and served for a period as President of the Federation of
Business Professional Women's Clubs of . In that
capacity and subsequently as International Secretary she traveled extensively
throughout the world. Following retirement about 15 years ago, she returned to
her family home on George Street in Fredericton. She has been involved in
volunteer work, particularly with York Regional Library, and has interested
herself in a variety of community endeavors. She has also enjoyed
vii)
Lawn
bowling and bridge...www.mcadamsfh.com]
iv.
Allan
Stanley Vandine b Apr 1883, d 12 Aug 1884
3] Frederick Vandine b before 1841 when his
mother remarried notwithstanding that the 1850 census says he was 7 in 1851,
4] Joseph Vandine sometime Alderman of City of
Fredericton for a number of years [Johnson 96:1429 February 16, 1895
Fredericton The Gleaner -- Ex. Alderman Joseph Vandine, a member of the Board
of Health, passed peacefully away at his home on Brunswick Street at 6 o'clock
last eve. He had been in failing health or a year past, and while it was known
that he could not recover still the news of his death last eve. rolled like a great wave of sorrow throughout the city. He
served the city in the capacity of alderman for upwards of seven years, being
first chosen in 1879 and served until 1884 when he again retired. He was again
returned for Wellington ward in 1890 and continued to represent it until 1894
when owing to failing health he was forced to retire from public life. Deceased
was a native of Carleton Co. and came here in 1852 where he has lived ever
since. He was 60 years of age and leaves a widow and two daughters, one of whom
is a teacher in the city schools. His mother, an aged lady of 85, also survives
him. He also leaves one half brother and three full brothers, one of whom is
Dow Vandine of the customs dept. His funeral will take place from his residence
Monday 2:30 p.m.] married Margaret McCausland b 12
Mar 1834 and they had children
i.
Alice
Maude Vandine b 24 Sep 1864 (says Sep 1869 in 1911 census) at Fredericton
married 15 Aug 1896 at York County, James Marshall Palmer b 25 Jan 1861 at NB,
and in 1901 and 1911 James was the Principal of the Mount Allison Academy in
Sackville earning $1400 per year (twice as much as a mason and 2 to 3 times as
much as a school teacher, and living with his wife, and his three sisters,
Alice Maude age 47, Kate L age 43 and Margaret E Palmer age 31 in 1901 and his
sister in Law Minnie in 1911 and Kenneth in school provided accommodation, and
had children
a. Daughter Palmer b 28 Nov 1901 at
Fredericton, stillborn or died before 1911 census
b. Kenneth Palmer b Apr 1903
ii.
Minnie
Vandine b 10 Nov 1867 at Fredericton, living with her sister at Mount Allison
in Sackville in 1911 (says Nov 1871 in 1911 census – both sisters get about 5
years younger in the first decade of the 20th century)
5] Samuel S. Vandine b 10 May 1835, (18 Oct 1830-1901 census) at NB d Mar 1908 [Dispatch Newspaper March 18, 1908, Samuel S. Vandine died on Tuesday last at his home in Arthurette. The deceased, who was born in Carleton county on the 18th of October, 1830, is survived by five daughters and three sons. Two brothers, Arthur Vandine, residing in Detroit, Mich., and Dow Vandine, of customs department in St. John, also survive.] married Sarah Hutchinson b 10 May 1835, d 1905 and they lived in Lorne, Victoria County, NB, and had Children
i.
Psyche
Rebecca Vandine b 12 Mar 1867 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB d Mar 1947 married 26 Sep 1888 at Victoria County, Charles Frederick
Campbell and they had children
i)
Wilbert
Talmage Campbell b 28 Aug 1889
ii)
Myrtle
Florence Campbell b 1 Jun 1890 married 22 Sep 1909 at Victoria County, James
Smith
iii)
Della
Fern Campbell b 14 May 1893 married 27 May 1914 at Victoria County, Archibald
Hatfield, the Rev’d
iv)
Child
Campbell b 14 May 1893 (twin?)
v)
Child
Campbell b 23 Feb 1896
vi)
Walter
Levi Campbell b 6 Feb 1900 married 2 Nov 1921 at Perth, Victoria County, NB, Iva Smith
vii)
Elizabeth
Viola Campbell b 26 Feb 1903 married 10 Sep 1924 at Victoria County, Lorne
Marquis Melvin
viii)
Archibald
Herman Campbell b 23 Nov 1904 married 12 July 1933 at Gordon, Victoria County,
NB, Alma Reed Fawcett
ix)
Georgia
Pauline Campbell b 16 Jan 1908
ii.
Thomas
B. Vandine b 28 Dec 1868 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB married first Mary Barker and married second Edna b Nov 1883 and
they had children
i)
Robert
Barker Vandine b 22 May 1882 at Fredericton
ii)
Roy
Vandine b Apr 1898
iii)
Frederick
Vandine b after 1911 married Augusta Rogers and they had children:
1. Cluff, Sharon Louise b 13 Feb 1936, d 11 May
2002 with Interment at The Kirk Cemetery, married Gordon Cluff
and lived in Northampton, NB and had 10 grandchildren [Tim (Barb) Cluff, Victoria (Wade) Collier, Kristin, Christopher and
Craig Cluff Michelle and Shaun Cummings, Melissa and
Tyler Cluff and Alex (Little Bob) Cluff],
three great grandchildren [Trenton and Tye Collier
and Erika Cluff] and five children –
i.
Rick Cluff (Sharon) of Debec, NB,
ii.
Doug Cluff (Karen) of Northampton, NB,
iii.
Shelley
Cummings (Kevin) of Grafton, NB,
iv.
Kevin Cluff (Shelley) of Woodstock, NB, and
v.
Greg Cluff (Michelle) of Northampton, NB;
2. Carl (Ann-Marie) Vandine of Ontario
3. Arthur Vandine of BC;
4. Bob Vandine
5. Jack Vandine
6. Audrey Vandine Smith,
7. Marion Vandine Culbert
8. Joyce Vandine Flemming
iii. Samuel Joseph Vandine b 23 Apr 1870 at Arthurette, Victoria County, NB d 07 Nov 1942 married 29 Jun 1904 at NB Lottie Permelia Cliff b 1885 at Gordon, Victoria, NB and they lived at Bradford, Penobscot County, ME in 1930 and they had children
1. Herbert Vandine b 11 Apr 1905 Victoria County, NB, d 1905
2. Samuel Simmons Vandine b 23 Jun 1906 Victoria County, NB, d 1966
3. Arthur Vanderbilt Vandine b 28 Dec 1907 at Sissons Ridge, Victoria County
4. Charles C Vandine b 1910
5. Henry G Vandine b 1917
6. William J Vandine b 1919
iv.
Florence
Nightngale Vandine b 19 Jun 1871 at Arthurette, Victoria County, NB [Johnson 95: 2336 February
23, 1895 Woodstock Carleton Sentinel -- married Andover (Victoria Co.) 30th
Jan., by Rev. Chas. Henderson, Forbes Tweedie, Wicklow
(Carleton Co.) / Florence Vandine, Gordon] married 30 Jan 1895 Forbes Tweedie b
8 Feb 1872 at NB and had children
a. Arthur Tweedie b Feb 6 1896
b. Helen Tweedie b Aug 26 1898
c. Mathew Tweedie b Dec 30 1899
d. Beecher Tweedie b Dec 30 1899
e. Forbes Tweedie b Jan 27 1901
f.
Florence
Katherine Tweedie b 19 May 1905 at Plaster Rock, NB
v.
Frances
‘Fanny’ Fern Vandine b 1872 married Henry Giberson and they lived in Victoria
County and had children
i)
Beulah
Urania Giberson b 11 Aug 1895 married 15 Oct 1913 at
Victoria County, NB, Guy Jenkins and had children
a. Helen Pearl Jenkins b 1918 at NB, d 27 Feb
2003 at Edmundston, NB, aged 85 buried at Riley Brook
Cemetery, married 27 Jun 1940 at Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Jack Benjamin
‘John’ Mahaney and lived at Riley Brook NB and in
addition ot 12 Grandchildren and 16 Great
Grandchildren. they had children
i.
Judy Mahaney married Dale Hansen and they live at Perth-Andover
ii.
Marvin
Mahaney married Carolane
and they live at Sisson Brook,
iii.
Gary Mahaney of Riley Brook
iv.
Philip
Mahaney married Myrna and they live at Riley Brook
v.
Lynn Mahaney married Libby and they live at Haley Brook
b. Ralph Jenkins
c. Ervine Jenkins married first 20 Jan 1951 at
Lorne, Victoria County, Anna Elizabeth Pickard and married second 1 Jul 1957 at
Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Catherine Annie Brown aka Gullion
and he and Catherine had children before he died and she remarried to Roy Feero:
vi.
Ed
Jenkins married Helen and they live in New Zealand
vii.
Ruth
Jenkins married Don Jones and they lived in Salisbury, Westmorland County, NB
d. Marvin C Jenkins married 4 Jan 1945 at
Lorne, Victoria County, NB Rita McCarthy
viii.
Henry
Jenkins
e. Muriel Jenkins married 4 Dec 1943 at Lorne,
Victoria County, NB, James Sutherland
ii)
Mary
Beatrice Giberson b 26 Apr 1902
iii)
James
Harvey Giberson b 20 Apr 1900 married 5 May 1926 at Perth, Victoria County, NB,
Ruth Isabel Stevenson
iv)
Clyde
Augustus ‘Gus’ Giberson b: ABT 1908 married 11 Oct 1933 at Andover, Victoria
County, NB, Leona A Priest
v)
George
Tayler Giberson b 24 Jun 1910 at Plaster Rock married
27 Oct 1944 at Andover, Victoria County, NB, Evelyn Emma Cameron
vi)
Samuel
Giberson married Beulah Evelyn Giberson b 1914, d October 30, 2004 aged 89 and,
in addition to 34 grandchildren, 69 great grandchildren, several great great grandchildren, they had children
f.
Florence
Lelah Giberson married 12 May 1953 at Peel, Carleton
County, Gordon Percy Morgan
g. Wilda Giberson Adams
h. Glenna Giberson Phillips
i.
Cathy
Giberson (Stan) Wadden all of Fredericton
j.
Floyd
Giberson (Judy) of Missauga
k. Gladys Giberson (Morris) Cockerill of Langley, BC,
l.
Waneta Giberson
(Sterling) Carmichael of Oakland,
m. Clayton Giberson (Gladys) of Gordonsville
n. Clarence Giberson of Ajax, ON,
vii)
Dow
Giberson
viii)
Berton Giberson
married Helen E Robertson b 1917 at Tabusintac, NB, d
26 Feb 2003 age 86 at Victoria County and there were no children of this
marriage
ix)
H.
Ralph Giberson
vi.
Marjorie
‘Margery’ Vandine b 26 Mar 1874 at Arthurette,
Victoria County, NB married 1 Sep 1897 at Victoria County, Henry Green b May
1828 and they lived in Perth, Victoria County and had children
i)
Harry
Green b Dec 1888
ii)
William
Green b Oct 1891
iii)
Clair
Green b Jun 1898
iv)
Winifred
Green b Sep 1900
v)
Sheldon
Green b Jan 1903
vi)
Samuel
Green b May 1908
vii.
Sarah
Vandine b 07 Feb 1875 at Arthurette, Victoria County,
NB d 10 Oct 1875
viii.
Karpey Vandine
b 1874
ix.
Mabel Eda Vandine b Jan 1877 at Arthurette,
Victoria County, NB d Apr 1923 married Walter Calvin Rollins and had children
i)
Carolyn
Amelia Rollins b 23 Jan 1902 at Northview, Victoria
County, NB
ii)
Catherine
Alberta Rollins b 16 Jun 1905 at Sisson Ridge, Victoria County
iii)
Alfred
Walter Rollins b 30 Jun 1908 at Sisson Ridge
x.
Frederick
Bridges Vandine b 29 Aug 1878 at Arthurette, Victoria
County, NB d 19 Nov 1956 married first 17 Jul 1907 at Victoria County, Grace B
Cliff b 25 Oct 1886, literally and figuratively “the girl next door”, and
married second, 22 Oct 1930 at Gordon, Victoria County, NB, Ella Eliza Wark aka Knowlton. He and Grace had children
1. Grace Vandine married Rochwell and lives in Carleton County, NB
2. Joseph ‘Arnold’ Cliff Vandine b Sep 1910 married 1st 21 Sep 1938 at Gordon, Victoria County, Geneva Priscilla Gallop, and they moved from Victoria County, NB, to Edwardsburg, Leeds and Grenville County, Ontario near Spencerville about 1951 for they purchased a farm there and they had children:
a. Son Vandine died at birth
b. Gail Vandine died age 12~ (SL was 7 or 8)
c. Theodore Ted Frederick Vandine died ~ 1994 in Car Accident age 61
d. SL Vandine (him) married Leigh
e. Doug Vandine
f. John Vandine
g. Pam Vandine
h. Grace Vandine married Rochwell and lives in Lakefield RR2, Carleton County
Arnold Vandine married 2nd Sylvia Porter and, in addition to infants who died at birth or shortly thereafter, they had children:
a. Wayne Vandine as a young man killed in a car accident, never married
b. Karen Vandine
c. Mark Vandine
d. Brian Vandine
6] George Vandine b Jan 29 1837 married Charlotte Rideout b Oct 20 1850 and they lived in Woodstock, and
later in Wakefield, Carleton County, NB and had children
i.
Carrie
Vandine b 1878/1879 at NB married 6 Aug 1902 at Houlton, ME, Bernard L Hughes b
1878 and in 1920 they lived in Beverly, Essex County, MA, and had children
a. Anna Hughes b 1905 at MA
b. Gerald Hughes b 1910 at MA
ii.
Oliver
M Vandine b Jun 28 1887 married 25 Apr 1905 Ida May Stephenson and lived in
Woodstock, NB, and they had children
1. Frederic Vandine b Jul 1907 married 30 Mar
1927 at Northampton, Carleton County, Augusta Elizabeth Rogers and they had
children:’
a. Bob Vandine
b. Jack Vandine
c. Audrey Vandine Smith
d. Marion Vandine Culbert
e. Joyce Vandine Flemming
f.
Carl
Vandine married Ann-Marie and they live in Ontario
g. Arthur Vandine lives in BC
h. Sharon Louise Vandine b 13 Feb 1936 at
Carleton County, d 11 May 2002 and interred at Kirk Cemetery at Carleton
County, married Gordon Cluff and they lived in Northampton, Carleton County and
they had children:
i.
Rick Cluff married Sharon and they live in Debec,
NB and they had children:
1.
Tim Cluff married Barb and they had children:
i.
Erika Cluff
2.
Victoria
Cluff married Wade Collier and they had children:
i.
Trenton
Collier
ii.
Tye Collier
ii.
Doug Cluff married Karen and they lived in Northampton, NB and
they had children:
1.
Kristin
Cluff
2.
Christopher
Cluff
3.
Craig Cluff
iii.
Shelley
Cluff married Kevin Cummings and they live in
Grafton, NB and they had children:
1.
Michelle
Cummings
2.
Shaun
Cummings
iv.
Kevin Cluff married Shelley and they lived in Woodstock, NB and
they had children:
1.
Melissa
Cluff
2.
Tyler Cluff
v.
Greg Cluff married Michelle and they live in Northampton, NB;
and they had children:
1.
Alex
(Little Bob) Cluff
2. Marion Vandine b Mar 1910
iii.
Alice
Maud Vandine b 24 Nov 1895
M)
Ebenezer
Vandine christened 19 Oct 1802 (Gagetown church records) (1807??)(1803 by 1851
census), d. 13 Apr 1862, Farmer, [Johnson 7:582, October 25, 1837, Fredericton
New Brunswick Royal Gazette m. Saint John's Church, Woodstock (Carleton Co.),
12th inst. by Rev. S.D. Lee Street, Ebenezer Vandine, Woodstock parish / Miss
Anne McBride, Wakefield.] married 12 Oct 1837 Eliza Ann McBride b 1814/1815 at
Ireland, d 24 Mar 1885 at Carleton, arrived in Jun 1832, lived in Wakefield,
Carleton County, NB, in 1851 and had children
1] Isabella Vandine b 1838 at NB
2] Rachel Vandine b 1840 at NB
3] Eliza Ann Vandine b 1842 married her first
cousin John Smith Hutchinson born 19 Dec 1837, died 19 Jun 1876
4] James Henry Vandine b 1844/1845 married
Elizabeth Hopkins b 1853 at NB, d 13 Jul 1894 at Carleton County, age 41 years,
and they lived in Woodstock and had children
i.
Samuel
Clyde Vandine b 18 Sep 1887
ii.
John
Vandine b 1881
iii.
Clara
Vandine b 1883
iv.
Frank
Vandine b 1885
5] John Thomas Vandine b 1848 married Nettie and they lived in Wakefield and had children
i.
Dow
Fenwick Vandine b 6 Jul 1885 married 14 Nov 1917 at Carleton County, Estella
Grass
6] Mary Jane Vandine b 1851 married Thomas
Carr and they had children
i.
Annie
Maude Carr b 13 Oct 1883 at Belleville, Carleton Place
N)
Ezekiel
Vandine b 1802 at NB, (1809 – 1870 census), d 12 Mar 1888 at Houlton, ME,
buried in Woodstock, NB, Farm Labourer, married Lucy
Ann Prichard or Pickard b 1811 (1870 census) and moved to Houlton, ME and had
six children
1] William W Vandine b 1838 at Maine, farmer,
land and personal property valued at $700 in 1860,
2] Sarah A Vandine b 1843
3] Albert Vandine b 1846 at Maine, farm Labourer
4] Eunice E Vandine b 1848 married 26 May 1880
at Houlton, ME by Rev LL Hanscom, Thomas Pritchard
5] Nina L Vandine b 1863
O)
Lucy
Vandine b. 30 Nov 1813, d 2 Mar 1878, married 28 Mar 1836 at Woodstock, George
Carter b. 1803, d. 1863: lived in Woodstock, Carleton County County at 1851 Census and had four children: 48 44 13 11 9
7
1] John Carter b 1838 at Woodstock, lived in Wicklow farming in 1871 and his mother Lucy and her sister
Sarah lived with them, married Marion b 1841 and they had children
i.
Colin
Campbell Carter b 1867
2] Aristus/Aretis/Arsetes Carter b 24 Jan 1840 at Woodstock, d 15
Mar 1905 at Carleton County, married Nancy Ami Bell b 4 Apr 1839 at Ireland d
15 Oct 1912 buried with husband at Anglican Cemetery, Carleton County, NB and
they lived in Wakefield, Carleton County County, NB,
in 1891 and had children
i.
Edgar
L Carter b 25 Apr 1874 at Carleton County County, d
11 Oct 1938 buried at Anglican Cemetery, Carleton County, NB
3] Ellen Carter b 1842 at Woodstock
4] Agnes Edgar Carter b 1844 or 1841 at
Woodstock, NB, d 21 Apr 1909 at Carleton County, NB, buried at Rockland
Cemetery, Carleton County, married 27 Jul 1863 at Carleton County, Shepherd
Handy Estabrooks b 1839, Farmer, of Brighton,
Carleton County,and they lived in Brighton aforesaid
and had children
i.
George
Butler Estabrooks b 18 Jul 1865 at NB Farmer married
Jane Zilla or Zella O’Brien
b 12 Mar 1871 and they lived in Sackville, NB and had children
1. Roy V Estabrooks b 6 Mar 1896 married 26
Apr 1916 at Carleton County, Minnie Frost
2. Russell George Estabrooks b 23 Jun 1897
married 26 Dec 1923 at Sackville, NB, Laura Evelin
Ward
3. Blanche M Estabrooks b 23 Mar 1899 married
27 Oct 1934 at Sackville, NB, Alexander Ralph McLean
4. Edward Arthur Estabrooks b 2 Aug 1901 at Cookville,
Westmorland County, d 16 Oct 1952 at Westmorland County
5. Earle Bliss Estabrooks b Sep 1903 married
12 Oct 1927 at Sackville, NB, Eudora Babcock
6. Cecil R Estabrooks b 20 Feb 1905 at Cookville, Westmorland County, married 29 Jun 1937 at
Sackville, NB, Christina Doris Chase
7. Lloyd Blair Estabrooks b 25 Jun 1907 at Cookville, Westmorland County, married 10 Sep 1941 at
Sackville, NB, Verna Beatrice Estabrooks
8. Norman L Estabrooks b May 1908 at Cookville, Westmorland County, married 26 May 1934 at
Sackville, NB, Annie Florence Estabrooks
9. Hedley Estabrooks b 4 Nov 1910 at Cookville, Westmorland County, married 7 Dec 1927 at
Sackville, NB, Violet May Peck
ii.
Arthur Shepherd Estabrooks b 1868 at NB, d Mar
1957 at NB, Farmer, married Lulu Frances Barnes b Jun 1878 and lived in
Brighton, Carleton County, and they had children
1. Jean Estabrooks b Oct 1899
2. A Kenneth Estabrooks b May 1901
3. Claire Waldo Estabrooks b 17 Oct 1906 at
Rockland, Carleton County,
iii.
Bertha Estabrooks b
29 May 1873 at NB married James R White b 10 Oct 1972 and they lived in
Fredericton, NB, and had children
1. Walter J White b 24 Dec 1894
2. George M White b 2 May 1899
3. Lillian White b Jul 1901
iv.
Hannah
Elizabeth Estabrook b: 21 Sep 1872 in Coldstream Carleton County, NB
v.
Ellen
Jane Estabrook b: 28 Nov 1880 in Coldstream
Carleton County, NB, d Mar 1962 at Fredericton, York County, NB, married 26 Jun
1906 in Carleton County, NB, Allan Austin Watters b: 21 Jul 1875 in Lakeville
Carleton County, NB
P)
Arthur
Vandine b 1813 at Grand Lake, d unmarried 23 Jan 1870 at Upper Wicklow, Carleton County, NB formerly of Houlton ME,
Carleton Sentinel Newspaper Feb 5 1870
Other Sources for
this family:
MC1/Vandine #1,2, 20 pages: Rebecca (Simmons) Vandine married (2nd) 24 Sep
1841 at Sheffield, Sunbury County, Jonathan Bridges, married (3rd) Rev. T.W.
Saunders : see MC80/587 Leatha Sisson’s Our family
tree, Vol 1, pgs. 172-189: see MC80/587 Leatha Sisson’s Our family tree, Vol III, pgs 52- 76: see MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of
1783-1983, pages 684 to 685: see also MC80/2348 Cleadie
B. Barnett et. al. Loyalist families, pages 51-52]
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