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Angus Ramsay was born November 13, 1811 and died in Chatham on March 5, 1886 at the home of his son-in-law, Shepherd Frost. On March 21, 1835 in Chatham he married Jane Young Taylor, daughter of John Taylor of Newcastle. Jane was born March 25, 1814 and died on March 30, 1879 in Moncton. Her grandparents were Presbyterian minister Rev. John Urquhart and his wife Ann of Newcastle. They were Presbyterian.<br /> <br /> Date of Arrival: from PEI in August 1830.<br /> <br /> Area of Residence: Newcastle<br /> Occupation: labourer & farmer <br /> <br />
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(1) John Born December 21, 1835; died on October 13, 1843 in Newcastle.<br /> <br /> (2) Mary Ann Born December 31, 1837; died on May 12, 1838 in Newcastle.<br /> <br /> (3) Donald Born July 27, 1840; living in 1891 in Moncton. He was a general labourer living in Newcastle with his family in 1861 and a moulder, living in Moncton, in 1881. He was Presbyterian. Donald was single.<br /> <br /> (4) Ann Taylor Born March 15, 1843; died in Chatham on April 12, 1877. She married David Manderson on May 22, 1866 in Douglastown, N.B. Born c1838 to David Manderson, Sr. and Agnes Wilson, David was a labourer. David and Ann had three children. This family was Presbyterian. David was found working as a domestic servant in the Daley home in 1891, and there was no record of his children.<br /> <br /> (5) John Urquhart Born March 5, 1845; died on April 30, 1893. Census records indicate that he was lame/sick/infirm. On August 15, 1866 in P.E.I. he married Elizabeth Cannon who was born c1845 in P.E.I. and died after 1901. John was a shoemaker. They lived in Chatham (1891) and in Newcastle (1871, 1881), where they had six children. They were Presbyterian. <br /> <br /> (6) Thomas Johnson Born January 22, 1847; died on February 1, 1914.<br /> <br /> (7) Mary Jane/Isa Born June 17 1849 in Douglastown; died on January 2, <br /> 1924. On January 19, 1871 she married Shepherd Johnson Frost of Newcastle, a machinist and engineer. The son of Shepherd and Mary Johnson, he was born May 5, 1838 and died April 2, 1910 in Chatham. They were Church of England and were buried in St. Paul’s Anglican Cemetery, Bushville. They had eight children, as well as Ensley Manderson, son of David Manderson and Ann Taylor Ramsay, who resided with them.<br /> <br /> (8) Elizabeth Born January 30, 1851 in Douglastown; died on November 13, 1859.<br /> <br /> (9) Agnes Born April 21, 1857 in Douglastown; died of consumption on December 8, 1884 in Digby, N.S. On April 6, 1875 she married Hazen Vantassell (c1839-before 1901), a mariner. They were Roman Catholic and resided in Digby. In 1881 they had one child. <br /> <br /> <br /> Note: When Jane Taylor Ramsay died in 1879, she was survived by five children: Donald, John, Thomas, May Jane/Isa, and Agnes. <br /> <br /> <br />
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Anglican Church Baptisms (1822-1885), Chatham Parish<br /> Anglican Church Burials (1822-1970), Chatham Parish<br /> Anglican Church Marriages (1833-1932), Chatham Parish <br /> Automated Genealogy: http://www.automatedgenealogy.com<br /> Early Northumberland County Marriages<br /> Family Bible belonging to Bernie Ramsay of Chatham<br /> N.B. Vital Statistics<br /> Northumberland County Census Records, 1851-1911<br /> Northumberland County Death Register, 1888-1919<br /> The North Shore Leader: June 22, 1906-December 25, 1925<br /> Union Advocate: 3 January 1894-28 February 1911<br /> Vital Statistics from N.B. Newspapers <br /> <br /> <br />
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