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Patrick Carroll was born c1775 in County Meath, Ireland. He married Margaret Everett c1800 in Ireland. They had six children, all born in Co. Meath and immigrated to New Brunswick in August 1828. Three years later, Patrick purchased part of Lot 7 on the east side of Bay du Vin from Angus McInnis. After Patrick died c1835, his three sons purchased additional property which remained in the family into the 20th Century.<br /> <br /> Margaret was still living in 1851 with her son Thomas, but was not in the 1861 census. Also living with them was Margaret Corlon (16), granddaughter of Margaret Carroll, who arrived in 1838. Perhaps she was the daughter of the third Carroll child whose name is not known. Since Patrick and Margaret were married c1800, Margaret’s birth date was probably c1780.<br /> <br /> Date of Arrival: 1828<br /> <br /> Area of Residence: Escuminac/Bay du Vin/Baie-Ste.-Anne<br /> Religion: Roman Catholic<br /> <br /> <br />
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(1) Thomas Born c1803 Co. Meath, Ireland; died February 18, 1874 Escuminac, N.B. On August 15, 1853 in Stella Maris RC Church he married Catherine Walsh * (October 18, 1829-1904 Escuminac, N.B.). Thomas and Catherine lived in Bay du Vin and raised eight children. * Registered in Kent County because the priest, Fr. McGuirk was based there and probably used his register.<br /> <br /> (2) Michael Born c1811 Co. Meath, Ireland; died April 25, 1890 Escuminac, N.B. A farmer, he married Elizabeth Windle c1844 and had thirteen children. She was born c1826 and died c1906 in Escuminac. They were R.C.<br /> <br /> (3) Daughter Born c1815. Nothing is known about this daughter other than that she had a daughter Margaret, whose surname was Carleton/Corlon*, who appeared in the 1851 with her grandmother. Margaret married John Walsh on October 25, 1857, so descendants through this line carried the surname Walsh. They were R.C.<br /> <br /> (4) Patrick Born c1819 Co. Meath, Ireland; died about January 1891. On February 24, 1847 in Kent County he married Helen O’Neil (October 1, 1831-c1810) and had nine children. Patrick was a farmer in Baie-Ste.-Anne.<br /> <br /> (5) Catherine Born c1820 in Co. Meath, Ireland; died March 12, 1908 Bay du Vin. On May 25, 1838 she married John McInnis (c1810-1882). They lived in Bay du Vin where they raised ten children. <br /> <br /> (6) Ann Born c1824 Co. Meath, Ireland; died February 23, 1900 Bay du Vin. On May 18, 1838 she married James Taylor (c1805-c1891) in the Church of England and raised ten children. James was the son of Robert Taylor and Margaret MacLain/McLean. James and Ann were neighbours of Margaret and Thomas Carroll, her mother and brother, as well as the McInnis family (above). In 1861 James was Presbyterian and Ann and the children were R.C. James died before the 1891 census. No tombstone has been found for James or Ann.<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: * The surnames Carleton and Carlin were present in the area, and Carleton Parish is in northern Kent County. <br /> <br />
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Early Carroll Families of Glenelg & Hardwicke Parishes<br /> Northumberland County Census Records, 1851-1911<br /> <br />
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