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Generation No. 1 1. S AMUEL1 CARY. He married RUTH 18321.Notes for S AMUEL CARY:The 1836 Newfoundland census notes that Samuel Cary (present spelling of Kearley did not come into existence until the period 1880-1890) had a fishing boat which weighed under 15 tons, that he planted half an acre of land, that he grew 30 bushels of potatoes and that he was a member of the Episcopal Church. He had a household consisting of 3 males under age 14, 1 male age 14 - 60, 3 females under age 14, and 2 females age 14-60. Samuel's house was directly across a cove from Richard Philpott's house, about 200 feet apart. Two of their children eventually married. Rex Kearley's notes indicate that the surname Carey is found in England, Ireland and Guernsey. There is a place in Devon called Carey Baron, after the River Carey. In the Gaelic there are seven variants of this name, and that may account for the changes that have occurred in the surname over the past 150 years. The name "Carey" is listed in K. Matthews, "A 'Who was Who' of Families Engaged in the Fishery and Settlement of Newfoundland 1660-1840." Notes for R UTH:Ruth's last name may have been Pollard, per Louise Kearley's notes. Rex Kearley suggests the possibility of Stuckey. Children of S AMUEL CARY and RUTH are:i. ??2 KEARLEY. Notes for ?? KEARLEY: One of the Kearley daughters married a man whose last name was Lawrence. 2. ii. ESTER KEARLEY. 3. iii. JAMES KEARLEY. 4. iv. JANE KEARLEY. 5. v. THOMAS KEARLEY. 6. vi. JOSEPH KEARLEY, b. Abt. 1838; d. March 23, 1905, Hatchet Harbour, Newfoundland. vii. BENJAMIN KEARLEY, b. Abt. 18392; d. October 21, 1912, Herring Neck, Newfoundland3; m. ELIZABETH FARTHING, September 29, 1874, Herring Neck, Newfoundland4. Notes for BENJAMIN KEARLEY: Per Rex Kearley, Benjamin and Elizabeth had no issue. A Benjamin Kearley was listed as an elector and house holder in Starve Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. viii. CAROLINE KEARLEY, b. Bef. October 12, 1845, Herring Neck, Newfoundland5; m. CHARLES YOUNG, November 9, 1869, Twillingate, Newfoundland6. 7. ix. SAMUEL (JR.) KEARLEY, b. August 1847, Goshen's Arm, Newfoundland; d. Aft. 1921. 8. x. ANDREW CAREY, b. 1851, Herring Neck, Newfoundland; d. Bef. 1900.
Generation No. 2
2. ESTER2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY). She had a relationship with JAMES WARREN Not Married, son of ELIAS WARREN and REBECCA SEALEY. Notes for ESTER KEARLEY: Per Rex Kearley, Ester had "mental problems" and never married. Child of ESTER KEARLEY and JAMES WARREN is:
3. JAMES2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY). He married HARRIET GRIMES November 1, 1853 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland7. Notes for JAMES KEARLEY: James Kearley is listed as being a fisherman in Herring Neck in 1871, in the Newfoundland Directory of 1871. A James Kerley was an elector in Merritts Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. Child of JAMES KEARLEY and HARRIET GRIMES is:
4. JANE2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY). She married ANDREW MILES October 28, 1856 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland8. Notes for ANDREW MILES: Andrew was the school master in Herring Neck for a number of years, specifically at the time his children were born. Children of JANE KEARLEY and ANDREW MILES are:
5. THOMAS2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY). He married MARIA 187416. Notes for THOMAS KEARLEY: A Thomas Kerley was listed as an elector and house holder in Starve Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. Notes for MARIA: Maria Kearley was living with the he daughter Minnie Crossley at the time of the 1921 Census. Per On Sloping Ground, Maria was an educated woman, having attended day school while growing up in Change Islands. Her last name may have been Walbourne, as her faughter Margaret's cousin Walter Walbourne from Change Islands visited Margeret in 1939. Children of THOMAS KEARLEY and MARIA are:
6. JOSEPH2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Abt. 183817, and died March 23, 1905 in Hatchet Harbour, Newfoundland18. He married MIRIAM PHILPOTT October 27, 1862 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland19, daughter of RICHARD PHILPOTT and FANNY STUCKEY. Notes for JOSEPH KEARLEY: A Joseph Kearley is listed as being a fisherman and a trader in Herring Neck in 1871, in the Newfoundland Directory for 1871. A Joseph Carely is listed in the Twillingate Sun (see "Gleanings from the Sun") as being the Master of the Annie Jane. May 11, 1883. A Joseph Kerley is listed in the Twillingate Sun (see "Gleanings from the Sun") as being the Master of the Winnifred. September 3, 1892 Per the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador: HATCHET HARBOUR (pop. 1981, 75) A small fishing community, Hatchet Harbour is located on the northwestern side of Goshen's Arm in northeastern New World Island, approximately 10 km (6 mi.) east of Twillingate. According to local tradition, Joseph Kearley first settled Hatchet Harbour in 1884, coming from Salt Harbour Island to the north and building on land purchased from one Eli Pollard. The community first appeared separately in the Census n 1945, with a population of seventeen. It is sometimes referred to as part of Herring Neck. Per Rex Kearley - Before they lived in Hatchet Harbour, Joseph and Miriam built their first house on Salt Harbour Island, at the upper end of Starve Harbour, in a place that later became known as Randell's Tickle. When Joseph and Miriam moved to Hatchet Harbour, their son Alfred took over the house before selling it to the Randell family. In 1936, however, Ned Kearley repurchased the house from the Randell family. A Joseph Kearley was an elector and house holder in Starve Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. Per Rex Kearley - "There is one account of my grandfather coming back in the fall with less fish than enough to cover his expenses for that year. He had a schooner, a fairly large one called the Clementine, and Carter's trade threatened to take his schooner for the portion of the bills that he couldn't pay that summer. The story was recorded in the Twillingate Sun. The old gentleman took a few of his muzzle loading guns, went aboard the schooner and said "Come take her." They didn't. He was probably capable of shooting them anyway. The next summer he got somebody else to outfit him, made a very successful voyage and paid them all off. You are talking about a family that never grovelled . . . ." Notes for MIRIAM PHILPOTT: Miriam is listed in the 1921 Census as living with her son Edwin in Sunnyside. Miriam was also listed as a member of the Church of England. Miriam was John Esau Miles' only surviving aunt or uncle at the time of his death in 1931, per Adventure with John Esau (AWJE). Children of JOSEPH KEARLEY and MIRIAM PHILPOTT are:
7. SAMUEL (JR.)2 KEARLEY (SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 1847 in Goshen's Arm, Newfoundland22, and died Aft. 1921. He married MARY OXFORD October 30, 1882 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland23. Notes for SAMUEL (JR.) KEARLEY: Samuel was baptized on November 30, 1852. Samuel, Jr.'s descendants are in the Bishop's Falls area of Newfoundland, per Rex Kearley. The 1921 census lists Samuel as living in Goshen's Arm, Newfoundland, and being a fisherman who belonged to the Church of England. The census also states that Samuel's grandson, George Kearley, born in July, 1921, lived with him in Goshen's Arm. The Twillingate Sun lists a Samuel Carley as bringing an action against a William Whey for trespassing on September 25, 1886. A Samuel Kerley was listed as an elector in Goshens Arm in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. Notes for MARY OXFORD: The birth date for Mary in the Census records is probably incorrect. Marriage Notes for SAMUEL KEARLEY and MARY OXFORD: Joseph Carely (Kearley) and Miriam Oxford witnessed the marriage. Children of SAMUEL KEARLEY and MARY OXFORD are:
8. ANDREW2 CAREY (SAMUEL1 CARY) was born 1851 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland28, and died Bef. 1900. He married MARY CLEMENTS August 7, 1875 in Grey Islands, Newfoundland29, daughter of JOSEPH CLEMENTS and MARY. Notes for ANDREW CAREY: Andrew was born a Protestant in Herring Neck. He was baptized a Catholic on September 7, 1874 in Grey Islands, north of La Scie. Andrew was baptized November 30, 1852, per Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador (PANL) v. 85. Rex Kearley asserted that some of Andrew's descendants spelled their name Kearney. Notes for MARY CLEMENTS: Mary was living with her son John in St. Patrick at the time of the 1921 census. She was born into the Church of England and was baptized as a Protestant on November 20, 1853 but was then baptized Catholic on June 25, 1857. The Census lists her birthdate as August 1853. Children of ANDREW CAREY and MARY CLEMENTS are:
Generation No. 3
9. JOHN3 KEARLEY (ESTER2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. November 21, 1864 in Salt Harbour Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland33. He married (1) MARY34. He married (2) BRIDGET ELLSWORTH. Notes for JOHN KEARLEY: John was illegitimate. At the time of the 1921 Census, John was a carpenter and a member of the Salvation Army. Notes for MARY: Mary had at least 9 children with her first husband, ?? Harnett. They lived with her and her second husband, John Kearley, in Campbellton. Children of JOHN KEARLEY and BRIDGET ELLSWORTH are:
10. JONATHON3 MILES (JANE2 KEARLEY, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. September 20, 1863 in Salt Harbor Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland36, and died January 30, 1957 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland37. He married LYDIA. Notes for JONATHON MILES: Jonathon was the Assistant Light Keeper at the time of the 1921 Census and lived in Salt Harbour Island. Child of JONATHON MILES and LYDIA is:
11. ANDREW SILAS3 MILES (JANE2 KEARLEY, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. January 31, 1869 in Salt Harbour Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland39, and died Aft. 1945. He married (1) IRENE. He married (2) DINAH VINCENT 193240, daughter of JAMES VINCENT and SOPHIA KATES. Notes for ANDREW SILAS MILES: Andrew was a fisherman who lived in Laurenceton in 1921. Notes for DINAH VINCENT: Per Milligan Batt, as told to Robert Batt, Dinah could not read or write. She lived with her son Garnet after the death of her first husband, Benjamin. She then married Andrew Miles, a widower. He owned a fishing schooner, the Cavalier, and she accompanied him to the Labrador to cook. When the fisheries failed in the late 1940's, Andrew and Dinah moved to Corner Brook to live with his son Hubert. When Andrew died Dinah again lived with her son Garnet, where she remained until her death. Children of ANDREW MILES and IRENE are:
12. MIRIAM (MINNIE)3 KEARLEY (THOMAS2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 1872 in Salt Harbor Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland43, and died July 30, 1946 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland44. She married ABEL CROSSLEY, son of JAMES CROSSLEY and SUSAN MILES. Notes for MIRIAM (MINNIE) KEARLEY: Her mother Marie (Maria) lived with her at the time of the 1921 Census. Notes for ABEL CROSSLEY: Abel owned his own fishing vessel, per Rex Kearley. Children of MIRIAM KEARLEY and ABEL CROSSLEY are:
13. MARGARET DAISY3 KEARLEY (THOMAS2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 9, 1889 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland49, and died September 18, 197550. She married CALEB TIZZARD 191051, son of THOMAS TIZZARD. Notes for MARGARET DAISY KEARLEY: In 1907 Margaret was a serving girl for Dr. Stirling in Twillingate. Once Margaret and Caleb married, Margaret inherited some of her family's furniture, including a rocking chair that had belonged to her mother and a small pink trunk which had belonged to her father. Margaret attended day school in Herrng Neck until her father died, and then she went and lived with Peter Grimes, working for him. Notes for CALEB TIZZARD: Caleb was the postmaster in Salt Pans for many years. He also built a new school there in 1917. His main trade, however, was as a cooper. He spend a number of years coopering in Herring Neck, and he boarded with William Mehaney there. Children of MARGARET KEARLEY and CALEB TIZZARD are:
14. ALFRED3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 1864 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland56. He married SUSANNAH SEALEY November 12, 1888 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland57, daughter of JOHN SEALEY and LAVINIA WARREN. Notes for ALFRED KEARLEY: Alfred is listed as a fisherman and a member of the Church of England, living in Sunnyside, in the 1921 Census. A girl named Fanny Kearley, who was born in September 1914 in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland, is listed as living with Alfred as his adopted daughter in the 1921 census. Don Kearley (Alfred's great-grandson, now living in Pennsylvania) says that family legend has it that Alfred was a fishing captain who would go out to sea for several months at a time. He would trade molasses and salt-cured fish with Eskimos for meat and furs. Alfred reputedly had a bad accident that sunk his ship and he almost died at sea. Supposedly Alfred no longer worked as a fisherman after that accident. An Alfred Kerley was listed as a 28 year old elector in Starve Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. Children of ALFRED KEARLEY and SUSANNAH SEALEY are:
15. JOHN JOSEPH3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born December 1866 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland60, and died July 27, 1960 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland61. He married MARY BLANDFORD December 25, 1900, daughter of JOSEPH BLANDFORD and ELIZABETH. Notes for JOHN JOSEPH KEARLEY: John Kearley is listed in the 1921 census as living in Sunnyside with his four children. He is listed as a fisherman and a Methodist. John was one of the nineteen charter members of the Fisherman's Protective Union, per Twenty Years of the FPU. John was baptized on January 8, 1867 per PANL v. 85. Rex Kearley's family sheet lists him as having been born in 1866. The 1921 Census lists him as being born in 1886, which is clearly wrong, but could be a typo for 1866. He was aged 93 years, 7 months at his death, which supports the 1866 age. John was the lightkeeper at Baccalieu Island around the turn of the century. Per Wilson Tuffin, John left the Methodist Church (in which he had been very active) because they hired a poor man in the area, who was a member of the church, to be the janitor. This man was behind in his church dues, and the congregation refused to hire him because of this. John tried to sway the congregation to hire the man, but they refused. John then indicated that he would no longer be a member of the church because of this decision, and walked out. After the death of his mother Miriam, John renounced his share of the residuary estate of John Esau Miles, and his share went to his children Frank, Carrie, Evelyn and Mina. A John Kerley was an elector in Merrits Harbour in 1889, per voting lists in the Thomas Peyton Collection at PANL. He was listed as 25 years of age. Notes for MARY BLANDFORD: Mary was baptized on July 36, 1868, per PANL v. 85. Children of JOHN KEARLEY and MARY BLANDFORD are:
16. ARTHUR3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. March 20, 1869 in Starve Harbour, Herring Neck, Newfoundland64, and died August 4, 1938 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland65. He married ROSANNA HURLEY66. Notes for ARTHUR KEARLEY: Arthur is listed in the 1921 census as being a fisherman and a member of the Church of England. He lived in Sunnyside at that time. Notes for ROSANNA HURLEY: Is it possible that this Roseanna was the daughter of George Hurley and Roseannah Tuffin? The birthplace and date are right for her to be the sister of George Hurley b. 1876 Too Good Arm, who had a daughter Rosannah. Children of ARTHUR KEARLEY and ROSANNA HURLEY are:
17. EMMA3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 187267, and died Aft. 1921. She married DAVID GRIMES November 16, 1892 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland. Notes for EMMA KEARLEY: Emma is listed in the 1921 census as living in Sunnyside with her husband and children Fred and Ida. She is listed as a member of the Church of England. Notes for DAVID GRIMES: David is listed in the 1921 census as being a carpenter and a member of the Church of England. Children of EMMA KEARLEY and DAVID GRIMES are:
18. WILLIAM3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. August 23, 1874 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland70, and died November 14, 1917 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland71. He married DINAH CROSSLEY, daughter of JAMES CROSSLEY and SUSAN MILES. Notes for WILLIAM KEARLEY: Per Carl Kearley, William became a Salvation Army minister and the family ostracized him for leaving the Church of England. He is buried in the Salvation Army cemetery in Merritts Harbour. Per Rex Kearley, William died of tuberculosis. William Kearley, Sr. is listed as one of the nineteen charter members of the FPU in "Twenty Years of the FPU." Is it this William? Notes for DINAH CROSSLEY: Rex Kearley reports her name as Daisy Farthing. However, the first name Dinah comes from William's headstone. I don't recall how I knew it was Dinah Crossley, however. Child of WILLIAM KEARLEY and DINAH CROSSLEY is:
19. EDWIN (NED)3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. January 25, 1878 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland73, and died May 14, 1943 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland74. He married (1) EMMA COAKER in St. John's, Newfoundland75, daughter of WILLIAM COAKER and ELIZABETH FORD. He married (2) JANET HURLEY Bef. 1908, daughter of ABRAHAM HURLEY and MARY ??. He married (3) HILDA BLANCHE DAWE 192776, daughter of AZARIAH DAWE and CLEMENTINE COLLINS. Notes for EDWIN (NED) KEARLEY: Edwin is listed in the 1921 census as living in Sunnyside and being an agent of the Fisherman's Union Trading Co. The Union Trading Co. was established in 1912 to import merchandise to sell to members of the Union and the Union councils, and to supply the Union cash stores. The cash stores allowed fisherman to buy their goods directly, rather than being forced to trade their catch to merchants in exchange for goods, and were very important in improving the economic condition of Newfoundland's fishermen. Edwin's first wife, Emma Coaker, was the sister of Sir William Coaker, the founder of the Fisherman's Protective Union, and Edwin was one of the nineteen charter member of the Union, per Twenty Years of the FPU. Edwin Kearley was an officer of the Supreme Council of the Fisherman's Protective Union as follows: 1909 - Treasurer 1910 - Treasurer 1911 - Secretary After 1911, the positions of Secretary and Treasurer were combined and they were made a full-time position at the head office of the Union. At the Second Annual Convention in December 1910, Edwin was elected a member of the following five-person committees: the Committee on Union Stores, the Committee on The Fisherman's Advocate (the FPU newspaper) and the Committee to draft Memorial to the Governor-in-Council (this was the text of the Union's positions given to the government of Newfoundland). At some point after 1911, Ned and Coaker had a falling out and Ned became the lightkeeper on Baccalieu Island for three years. This was a position his brother John had held around the turn of the century. Ned and Coaker eventually reconciled, and Ned was sent to Little Bay Islands to manage the FPU store there. Edwin was a member of the Committee which prepared the Address in reply to the President's Address opening the Twentieth Convention of the FPU. Edwin was a member of the Church of England, per the 1921 Census. Notes for EMMA COAKER: Emma died of tuberculosis. Notes for JANET HURLEY: Rex Kearley's information lists Oliver's mother as Blanche Hurley, not Janet Hurley. However, the 1921 Census lists her as Janet, and Phyllis Rendell Steiner states that her name was Jeanett. Rex also states that she died in 1916 in a flu epidemic. Child of EDWIN KEARLEY and EMMA COAKER is:
Child of EDWIN KEARLEY and JANET HURLEY is:
Child of EDWIN KEARLEY and HILDA DAWE is:
20. FANNY3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Bef. July 4, 1880 in Starve Harbour, Herring Neck, Newfoundland77, and died July 2, 1966 in Corner Brook, Newfoundland78. She married JABEZ RICHARD KING November 7, 1902. Notes for FANNY KEARLEY: Fanny settled in the Boston, Massachusetts area. At one time, she took care of her great-nephews, Wilson B. Tuffin and Harvey John Tuffin, when their mother, Mina Kearley Tuffin, was ill for an extended period of time. Fannie died in a two car accident in Corner Brook, Newfoundland while visiting relatives. She was buried on July 9, 1966 in Massachusetts. Robert Margeson remembers Mina Kearley and her sister Carrie visiting Fannie and her husband in Everett in the early 1940's. Fanny was Rex Kearley's godmother. Notes for JABEZ RICHARD KING: Jabez was a carpenter. Children of FANNY KEARLEY and JABEZ KING are:
21. JOSIAH3 KEARLEY (JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 29, 1885 in Starve Harbour, Herring Neck, Newfoundland81, and died Aft. 194382. He married WINNIFRED BURT83. Notes for JOSIAH KEARLEY: Josiah is listed as being a member of the Salvation Army and being a fisherman in the 1921 Census. Josiah was one of the nineteen charter members of the Fisherman's Protective Union, per per Twenty Years of the FPU. Per the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, Josiah Kearley of Herring Neck established a salmon-packing operation in Sop's Arm in 1943. Notes for WINNIFRED BURT: Rex Kearley asserted that her name was Cassel. Children of JOSIAH KEARLEY and WINNIFRED BURT are:
22. REBECCA3 KEARLEY (SAMUEL (JR.)2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 31, 1882 in Gut Arm, Herring Neck, Newfoundland85, and died February 1944 in Catalina, Newfoundland86. She married SIMON BAKER87 Abt. 190088. Notes for REBECCA KEARLEY: Rebecca and her husband lived in Catalina at the time of the 1921 Census. Notes for SIMON BAKER: A Simeon Baker, Jr. was a fisherman in Catalina in 1898, per McAlpine's Directory. In 1921, Simon Baker was a "sailor mercantile" on Catalina. Children of REBECCA KEARLEY and SIMON BAKER are:
23. WILLIAM JAMES (BILLY)3 KEARLEY (SAMUEL (JR.)2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 24, 1885 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland89, and died October 27, 1972 in Green Cove, Herring Neck, Newfoundland90. He married ROSANNA. Notes for WILLIAM JAMES (BILLY) KEARLEY: Billy lived in Green Cove at the time of the 1921 Census. He is listed as a Methodist and a fisherman. Billy eventually lived alone on an island in the bay near Green Cove. Billy was generally the fiddler at area square dances. "Billy was an accomplished accordionist and gladly walked from Pike's Arm [to Salt Harbour Island] to play for a dance. As long as Billy had the support of a man on either side of him to keep from falling off the stool, he could play until daylight came." Rex Kearley Children of WILLIAM KEARLEY and ROSANNA are:
24. SAMUEL3 KEARLEY (SAMUEL (JR.)2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born February 27, 1888 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland93. He married MARGARET. Notes for SAMUEL KEARLEY: Samuel was a member of the Church of England who lived in Green's Cove at the time of the 1921 Census. He was a fisherman. Children of SAMUEL KEARLEY and MARGARET are:
25. HENRY3 KEARLEY (SAMUEL (JR.)2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born February 22, 1890 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland94. He married LOUISA. Notes for HENRY KEARLEY: Henry was a fisherman and a member of the Salvation Army, living in Green's Cove, at the time of the 1921 Census. Green's Cove is considered part of Herring Neck, although it is not part of Herring Neck "proper". (Twenty Years of the FPU) Child of HENRY KEARLEY and LOUISA is:
26. JOSEPH3 CAREY (ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 7, 1881 in Grey Island, Newfoundland95, and died 1922 in Little Bay Island, Newfoundland96. He married MARY ANN BARKER, daughter of ROBERT BARKER. Notes for JOSEPH CAREY: Joseph is listed as living in St. Patrick in the 1921 Census, as being a fisherman and a Roman Catholic. He died of appendicitis, per Rick Power. Notes for MARY ANN BARKER: Mary is buried in Grand Falls Cemetery, next to Pearl Carey. Children of JOSEPH CAREY and MARY BARKER are:
27. JOHN3 CAREY (ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 5, 1885 in Grey Island, Newfoundland98. He married ANASTATIS. Notes for JOHN CAREY: John is listed as a fisherman and a member of the Roman Catholic Church in the 1921 Census. Per Robert Joseph Carey, John died when he was hit with a boom on board ship. Children of JOHN CAREY and ANASTATIS are:
Generation No. 4
28. ETHELINDA4 KEARLEY (JOHN3, ESTER2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 1895 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland99. She married WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. Notes for WILLIAM ELLSWORTH: William was a member of the Salvation Army and a fisherman who lived in Salt Pond in 1921. Children of ETHELINDA KEARLEY and WILLIAM ELLSWORTH are:
29. HUBERT4 MILES (ANDREW SILAS3, JANE2 KEARLEY, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 1898 in Change Islands, Newfoundland102. He married DORIS. Notes for HUBERT MILES: Hubert lived with his parents and his wife in Laurenceton in 1921. Hubert lived on Ship Island in 1938. The minister for Herring Neck, Gordon Huxter, boarded with him. He owned his own fishing vessel, per Rex Kearley. Children of HUBERT MILES and DORIS are:
30. DOROTHY (DOT)4 CROSSLEY (MIRIAM (MINNIE)3 KEARLEY, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 1902 in Salt Harbor Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland105. She married SAMUEL BLAKE, son of GEORGE BLAKE and JOHANNAH. Children of DOROTHY CROSSLEY and SAMUEL BLAKE are:
31. AUBREY MALCOLM4 TIZZARD (MARGARET DAISY3 KEARLEY, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 7, 1919 in Salt Pans (now Hillgrade), Friday's Bay, Newfoundland106, and died August 18, 1984107. He married ROWENA ANNIE WATKINS July 22, 1946 in Salt Pans (now Hillgrade), Friday's Bay, Newfoundland108, daughter of THOMAS WATKINS and ?? WHEELER. Children of AUBREY TIZZARD and ROWENA WATKINS are:
32. LEMUEL J.4 KEARLEY (ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 12, 1892 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland109, and died November 1978 in New Kensington, PA. He married LEAH J. FARTHING December 17, 1917110, daughter of ISAAC FARTHING and CHARLOTTE PHILPOTT. Notes for LEMUEL J. KEARLEY: At the time of the 1921 Census, Lemuel lived in Sunnyside with his wife and son Leslie. He was listed as a Methodist and a fisherman. Lemuel and his brothers Aubrey and Chesley all moved to Pennsylvania. Child of LEMUEL KEARLEY and LEAH FARTHING is:
33. CHESLEY4 KEARLEY (ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 23, 1895 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland111, and died November 1989 in New Kensington, PA. He married DAISY. Notes for CHESLEY KEARLEY: Chesley moved to Pennsylvania, where he was issued Social Security No. 192-07-1495. Per Wilson Tuffin, Chesley worked in an aluminum plant and became an Episcopal minister after his retirement. Per Rex Kearley, Chesley served in the Diocese of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and the Diocese of Florida. Child of CHESLEY KEARLEY and DAISY is:
34. AUBREY4 KEARLEY (ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 5, 1901 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland112, and died August 27, 1990 in Pennsylvania. He married VICTORIA EVANS113. Notes for AUBREY KEARLEY: Aubrey moved to the United States. At the time of the 1921 Census, he lived in Sunnyside with his parents and was a fisherman. Donald C. Kearley, Aubrey's grandson, says that Aubrey was a carpenter and a draftsman once he came to the United States. He met his wife, Victoria, in Boston, Massachusetts. She was a Newfoundlander as well. Child of AUBREY KEARLEY and VICTORIA EVANS is:
35. EMILY4 KEARLEY (ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born November 1903 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland114. She married ?? BROCHT115. Notes for EMILY KEARLEY: At the time of the 1921 census she was listed as a teacher at the Church of England school. She lived with her parents in Sunnyside at that time. Emily now lives in Florida, per Thelma Kearley (January 1998). Per Rex Kearley, she lived in Seminole, Florida as of 1991. Children of EMILY KEARLEY and ?? BROCHT are:
36. MINA BLANDFORD4 KEARLEY (JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 22, 1901 in Baccalieu Island, Herring Neck, Newfoundland116, and died October 30, 1989 in Chelsea, Massachusetts117. She married CLAUDE TUFFIN June 16, 1925 in Mount Bellingham Church, Chelsea, Massachusetts118, son of JOHN TUFFIN and LOUISA ALLEN. Notes for MINA BLANDFORD KEARLEY: Robert Margeson remembers Mina visiting Fannie Kearley King and Jabez King in Everett, Massachusetts in the early 1940's. Fannie Kearley King was Mina's aunt, the sister of her father John. At the time of her marriage, Mina lived at 95 Parkway in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Her occupation on her marriage certificate is listed as domestic. Mina became a United States citizen on December 9, 1940 (naturalization certificate). Mina was born in the lighthouse on Baccalieu Island, where her father was the lightkeeper. Notes for CLAUDE TUFFIN: In the 1921 Newfoundland Census, Claude is listed as the adopted son of John Farthing of Salt Harbour Island, Newfoundland. The Farthings had taken Claude in when his mother died giving birth to his youngest sister, Media. Claude did not feel free to leave the family and emigrate to the United States until he turned 21. Claude is listed as being Methodist and a fisherman in the 1921 Census. Claude emigrated to the United States in 1922, after he reached his 21st birthday. What follows is the actual text of the Indenture of Apprenticeship entered into by Claude, his father, and John Farthing. INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP BETWEEN CLAUDE TUFFIN AND JOHN FARTHING DATED FEBRUARY 1912
FEE $5.00
THIS INDENTURE of Apprenticeship entered into at Herring Neck, District of Twillingate, in the Colony of Newfoundland, between Claude Tuffin, minor, aged ten years, with the full consent and approval of his father John Tuffin on the one part; and John Farthing planter, of Herring Neck aforesaid on the other part – WITNESSETH: - That the said Claude Tuffin with the full consent and approval of his father the said John Tuffin DOTH hereby bind himself as an apprentice to the said John farthing from the date of September 30th A.D. 1911 for the space of term of Eleven years, or untill the 31st December A.D. 1922. THAT the said Claude Tuffin shall conduct himself as a good and dutiful apprentice ought to do. Houses of ill fame he shall not frequent, gambling with cards or dice he shall not practise, His masters goods he shall not embezzle or waste nor shall he allow others to do so, without using every means to prevent it. The rules of his master’s house he shall cheerfully subject himself to and keep good hours and be obedient to, his Master and Mistress, as becomes a good apprentice. JOHN FARTHING, aforesaid, on the other part convenants and promises the said Claude Tuffin and his father the said John Tuffin – That he will teach the said apprentice the art or business of the fisheries, use his best endeavour to instruct the said apprentice by every means in his power. He will provide food, lodging, clothes, washing and all that is requisite and customary to do for an apprentice and give him what schooling he possibly can for the time and term aforesaid or untill the time expires on 31st December A.D. 1922. In witness whereof we the said parties hereby set our hands this ___ day February A.D. 1912. {Signed} Claude Tuffin, John Tuffin, John Farthing
Harold Farthing says that his parents remembered Claude as being a "good boy". Claude settled in Chelsea, Massachusetts. His brother Pearce settled nearby. Per Harold Farthing, Claude emigrated in November of 1922. Claude's occupation is listed as a carpenter on his marriage certificate. At the time of his marriage, Claude lived at 115 Marlboro Street in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Claude became a United States citizen on August 25, 1930 (naturalization certificate). Children of MINA KEARLEY and CLAUDE TUFFIN are:
37. CARRIE ELIZABETH4 KEARLEY (JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born February 27, 1904 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland119, and died July 4, 1993 in St. John's, Newfoundland. She married ROLAND KEAN September 3, 1932 in St. John's, Newfoundland120. Notes for CARRIE ELIZABETH KEARLEY: Carrie moved to St. John's, Newfoundland. She is listed in the 1921 census as being at school. Carrie was able to take piano lessons as a young girl - her mother Mary said that she had "piano hands". Child of CARRIE KEARLEY and ROLAND KEAN is:
38. EVELYN MARY4 KEARLEY (JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 19, 1910 in Sunnyside (Herring Neck), Newfoundland121, and died July 24, 1997 in Newfoundland. She married ARTHUR TUCK May 16, 1939, son of PETER TUCK. Notes for EVELYN MARY KEARLEY: Evelyn moved to St. John's, Newfoundland and then to Toronto. After Arthur died, she worked as a housekeeper for a Roman Catholic priest. Eventually, she returned to St. John's and resided in a Salvation Army Home until her death. Evelyn is listed in the 1921 census as being at school. Dr. John Olds operated on Evelyn 12 times for a back injury which she sustained when someone hit her on the back of her neck with a snowball. She never told anyone who had hit her, saying she would take the secret to her grave. Notes for ARTHUR TUCK: Per the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, Tuck was one of the earliest names recorded in Hant's Harbour, and members of the Tuck family remain in Hant's Harbour to this day. Child of EVELYN KEARLEY and ARTHUR TUCK is:
39. EFFIE M.4 KEARLEY (ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 13, 1896122, and died December 1986 in Saugus, Massachusetts123. She married WILLIAM J. CONWAY124. Notes for EFFIE M. KEARLEY: Per her obituary, Effie died in a 47-year resident of Revere, Massachusetts. She died in a Saugus nursing home after a brief illness. During her life, she was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church and a self-employed homemaker. Child of EFFIE KEARLEY and WILLIAM CONWAY is:
40. MAXWELL PLEAMAN4 KEARLEY (ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 22, 1900 in Hatchet Harbour, Newfoundland125, and died March 1980 in Somerville, Massachusetts126. He married LAURA EMMA RENDELL Abt. 1929 in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Chelsea, Massachusetts127, daughter of ANGUS RENDELL and REBECCA WARREN. Notes for MAXWELL PLEAMAN KEARLEY: At the time of the 1921 Census, Maxwell - listed as Maxie in the census and Maxwell by Rex Kearley - lived in Sunnyside with his parents and was a fisherman. He later emigrated to the United States, where he lived in Massachusetts. He was a manager of a lumberyard in Massachusetts. Notes for LAURA EMMA RENDELL: At the time of the 1921 Census, Laura lived with her parents in Salt Harbor Island. Laura was the godmother of Laura Tuffin Carlin, per Wilson Tuffin. Laura was a clerk once she lived in Massachusetts. Child of MAXWELL KEARLEY and LAURA RENDELL is:
41. TERENCE (TED) G.4 KEARLEY (ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 1906 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland, and died October 15, 1974 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland128. He married RITA MABEL WATKINS. Notes for TERENCE (TED) G. KEARLEY: Ted is listed as living with his parents in Sunnyside and being a fisherman at the time of the Census. By all accounts, Ted was a real character. Every single person has said this about him, although no one can give specific examples. Notes for RITA MABEL WATKINS: A Reta Watkins, b. 1912, lived in Salt Harbour Island at the time of the 1921 Census, with her parents Hubert and Leah. Same person? Child of TERENCE KEARLEY and RITA WATKINS is:
42. FREDERICK4 GRIMES (EMMA3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 1907 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland. Notes for FREDERICK GRIMES: Frederick settled in Grand Falls, Newfoundland. He is listed as still living with his parents in Sunnyside at the time of the 1921 census. Child of FREDERICK GRIMES is:
43. GLADYS4 KEARLEY (EDWIN (NED)3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born July 1902. She married ?? KIRBY. Notes for GLADYS KEARLEY: Gladys was listed in the 1921 Census as being a saleslady at the FPU store. She lived with her father Ned and her step-mother Janet. She was primarily raised by her grandmother, Miriam Kearley, however. Child of GLADYS KEARLEY and ?? KIRBY is:
44. OLIVER BAXTER4 KEARLEY (EDWIN (NED)3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 22, 1908 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland. He married OLIVE MILES, daughter of ARTHUR MILES and REBECCA. Notes for OLIVER BAXTER KEARLEY: Oliver was listed in the 1921 census as being at school. Oliver spent many years working at the Fisherman's Trading Company, per AWJE. Oliver still lives in Herring Neck. Children of OLIVER KEARLEY and OLIVE MILES are:
45. EDWIN REX4 KEARLEY (EDWIN (NED)3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born May 24, 1929129, and died 1991. He married JOAN. Notes for EDWIN REX KEARLEY: Rex moved to St. John and became an Anglican minister. His notes provided much of the information on the Kearley family. Children of EDWIN KEARLEY and JOAN are:
46. SARAH MIRIAM4 KING (FANNY3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born January 25, 1908 in Chelsea, Massachusetts130, and died March 8, 1987 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She married RICHMAN STANLEY MARGESON September 10, 1931 in Dublin/Harrisville, New Hampshire. Notes for SARAH MIRIAM KING: Sarah was an art teacher. She graduated from high school in Wakefield, Massachusetts in 1926, and from the Massachusetts School of Art in 1930. Sarah wrote the following family names in her son Robert's "Baby Book", but did not indicate the relationships: BATTEN DAVIS FARTHING GRIMES KEARLEY KING MILES PHILPOTT TORRAVILLE WHITE Child of SARAH KING and RICHMAN MARGESON is:
47. VELMA4 KING (FANNY3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 23, 1913 in Wakefield, Massachusetts131. She married CHARLES WILLIAM WILKINSON. Notes for VELMA KING: Velma lived in Colorado following the retirement of her husband. Notes for CHARLES WILLIAM WILKINSON: Charles was an electronics engineer for Raytheon, Co. Child of VELMA KING and CHARLES WILKINSON is:
48. RALPH H.4 KING (FANNY3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born May 22, 1916 in Wakefield, Massachusetts132, and died September 26, 1997 in Massachusetts. He married MARY LEONE. Notes for RALPH H. KING: Ralph is the son of Fannie who is mentioned in the Marilla as having spent a summer on the fishing boat. According to Ralph's son John, Ralph wore a cap marked with the words "Crew of the Marilla" until his last days, and he often told stories of his time on the boat, as his summer spent on the Marilla was as important to him as anything else in his life. Child of RALPH KING and MARY LEONE is:
49. MARIE4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY). She married CRANLEY BUDDEN. Notes for MARIE KEARLEY: Marie settled in Sop's Arm, Newfoundland, after nursing in Boston for a time. Notes for CRANLEY BUDDEN: Cranley is a school teacher. Children of MARIE KEARLEY and CRANLEY BUDDEN are:
50. PHYLLIS4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY). She married ARCHIBALD PATEY. Child of PHYLLIS KEARLEY and ARCHIBALD PATEY is:
51. WINNIFRED4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY). She married EDGAR ?? Aft. 1950. Notes for WINNIFRED KEARLEY: Winnifred settled in St. John's, Newfoundland. Child of WINNIFRED KEARLEY and EDGAR ?? is:
52. MURIEL4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born December 1910 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland133. She married HEDLEY JENKINS, son of ALFRED JENKINS and ELIZA GILLARD. Notes for MURIEL KEARLEY: Muriel settled in Summerford, Newfoundland. Muriel is listed as being at school in the 1921 Census. Notes for HEDLEY JENKINS: Hedley was a fisherman at the time of the 1921 Census. Children of MURIEL KEARLEY and HEDLEY JENKINS are:
53. HAZEL4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born December 1917 in Sunnyside, Newfoundland134. She married LEANDER BUDDEN135. Notes for HAZEL KEARLEY: Hazel died in Canada. Children of HAZEL KEARLEY and LEANDER BUDDEN are:
54. DONALD ROY4 KEARLEY (JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 23, 1922136. He married ABIGAIL CURLEW BURDEN. Notes for DONALD ROY KEARLEY: Donald told his grandson, Carl, that the Kearley family started with two brothers, one named Samuel who ended up in Herring Neck, and another who settled in Bay D'Espoir/Head of the Bay. Don Roy was a Pentecostal minister prior to his retirement. Children of DONALD KEARLEY and ABIGAIL BURDEN are:
55. ARTHUR4 BAKER (REBECCA3 KEARLEY, SAMUEL (JR.)2, SAMUEL1 CARY)137 was born May 19, 1922 in Catalina, Newfoundland138, and died May 1, 1997. Children of ARTHUR BAKER are:
56. ANDREW (ANDY)4 CAREY (JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 1, 1904 in Coachmans Cove, Newfoundland139, and died November 11, 1979 in Grand Falls, Newfoundland140. He married (1) MARY SMITH. He married (2) NORA SEYMOUR141. Notes for ANDREW (ANDY) CAREY: Andy was a welder. Children of ANDREW CAREY and MARY SMITH are:
57. ANN FRANCES4 CAREY (JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 15, 1906 in Coachmans Cove, Newfoundland142, and died Abt. 1981 in Montreal, Quebec143. She married VICTOR WARD. Notes for ANN FRANCES CAREY: Frances's family is currently in Montreal. Children of ANN CAREY and VICTOR WARD are:
58. WILLIAM T. (BILL)4 CAREY (JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 25, 1909 in Little Bay, Newfoundland147, and died Abt. 1950 in Grand Falls, Newfoundland148. He married (1) MARGARET PEARL CALLAHAN. He married (2) ROSE DAY149. Notes for WILLIAM T. (BILL) CAREY: William's family remains in Newfoundland. Notes for MARGARET PEARL CALLAHAN: Pearl Carey is buried in Grand Falls Cemetery, next to Mary Ann White, nee Barker. Children of WILLIAM CAREY and MARGARET CALLAHAN are:
Children of WILLIAM CAREY and ROSE DAY are:
59. ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4 CAREY (JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born January 3, 1912 in Little Bay, Newfoundland157, and died September 21, 1995 in Grand Falls, Newfoundland158. He married JULIA HAZEL CANNING February 24, 1938 in Bishops Falls, Newfoundland159, daughter of HENRY CANNING and CATHERINE MOLLOY. Notes for ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB) CAREY: Per Rick Power, Bob's birth certificate showed a date of February 16, 1912. This is the date he was baptized. He always celebrated his birthday on January 3. Bob is believed to have died of bone cancer. Children of ROBERT CAREY and JULIA CANNING are:
60. MARY ALICE4 CAREY (JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 19, 1920 in Halls Bay, Newfoundland164. She married FREDERICK POOLE165. Notes for MARY ALICE CAREY: As of February, 1998, Alice lived in Grand Falls, Newfoundland in the Carmelite House. She has an advanced case of Alzheimer's disease. Children of MARY CAREY and FREDERICK POOLE are:
Generation No. 5
62. LESLIE B.5 KEARLEY (LEMUEL J.4, ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born January 1920 in Sunnyside (Herring Neck), Newfoundland, and died December 26, 1991 in New Kensington, PA. He married THELMA. Notes for LESLIE B. KEARLEY: Leslie is listed as Lemuel and Leah's adopted son in the 1921 census. This is total speculation, but it may be that he was the younger brother of the Fannie Kearley who was adopted by Lemuel's father Alfred. Perhaps they were the children of one of Alfred's other sons, or of another member of the Kearley family. 63. DONALD ALFRED CHARLES5 KEARLEY (AUBREY4, ALFRED3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY)166 was born in New Kensington, Pennsylvania167. Notes for DONALD ALFRED CHARLES KEARLEY: Donald is a retired autoworker from General Motors.
64. HARVEY JOHN5 TUFFIN (MINA BLANDFORD4 KEARLEY, JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born August 2, 1926 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. He married JOSEPHINE. 65. WILSON BRAMWELL5 TUFFIN (MINA BLANDFORD4 KEARLEY, JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born May 19, 1931 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. He married JANICE MARIE GOEKE May 8, 1965 in Reading, Massachusetts168, daughter of LEONARD GOEKE and FLORENCE ELLSWORTH. Notes for WILSON BRAMWELL TUFFIN: Wilson was discharged from the Army on September 30, 1960. He had reached the rank of Corporal E-4 at the time of his discharge. 66. BERNICE5 KEAN (CARRIE ELIZABETH4 KEARLEY, JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Abt. 1933. She married W. CLAUDE ROBBINS. 67. DAPHNE MARINA5 TUCK (EVELYN MARY4 KEARLEY, JOHN JOSEPH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born December 4, 1939 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland169. She married KENNETH RITCHIE DAWSON (DICK) WITH. 68. WILLIAM J. (JR.)5 CONWAY (EFFIE M.4 KEARLEY, ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY)171. 69. ARTHUR MAXWELL5 KEARLEY (MAXWELL PLEAMAN4, ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 8, 1935172. He married NORMA BLACK June 9, 1956173, daughter of ?? BLACK and KATHERINE.
70. EFFIE VELMA5 KEARLEY (TERENCE (TED) G.4, ARTHUR3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born 1937 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland177, and died July 22, 1993 in Herring Neck, Newfoundland178. She married ALBERT BERNARD WOODFORD October 19, 1955 in St. Mary's Church, Herring Neck, Newfoundland179, son of ALBERT WOODFORD and GEORGIANNA LOVELESS. 71. CLYDE5 KEARLEY (OLIVER BAXTER4, EDWIN (NED)3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born December 1946183. He married (1) SYLVIA GASHNYA184. He met (2) JULIE BEATTIE185.
72. SHAWN FRANK5 KEARLEY (EDWIN REX4, EDWIN (NED)3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born 1964. 73. ROBERT KING5 MARGESON (SARAH MIRIAM4 KING, FANNY3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 29, 1935 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He married (1) JOANNE MARCIA ADAMS. He married (2) ROBIN HALE MAJORS HOVENDEN. 74. GEORGE WILLIAM5 WILKINSON (VELMA4 KING, FANNY3 KEARLEY, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born February 4, 1937. He married TERRY. 75. EDNA YVONNE5 KEARLEY (WINNIFRED4, JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY)189 was born January 29, 1950 in Sop's Arm, Newfoundland. She married ERIC CARL STRATTON September 16, 1967 in Corner Brook, Newfoundland190, son of CECIL STRATTON and MINNIE EDDY. 76. EUGENE ROY5 KEARLEY (DONALD ROY4, JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born 1946 in Sop's Arm, Newfoundland. He married SYLVIA JAMES, daughter of NORMAN JAMES. 77. LORETTA5 KEARLEY (DONALD ROY4, JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Aft. 1946. She married ROY HILL. 78. DONNA5 KEARLEY (DONALD ROY4, JOSIAH3, JOSEPH2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born Aft. 1946. She married JACK MITCHELL. 79. IMELDA5 CAREY (ANDREW (ANDY)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY)195. She married TERRY GROVES196. 80. DOUGLAS ARTHUR5 WARD (ANN FRANCES4 CAREY, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 20, 1938 in Windsor, Newfoundland198. He married COLLETTE VADEBONCOEUR. 81. CATHERINE ANNETTA5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 7, 1938 in Windsor, Newfoundland201. She married GEORGE CYRIL POWER September 3, 1958 in Grand Falls, Newfoundland202, son of CECIL POWER and ELLEN ROSE. 82. VERNON JOSEPH (VERN)5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born February 1, 1942 in Windsor, Newfoundland208. He married FRANCES MARIE HANLON209 September 3, 1966 in Grand Falls, Newfoundland210, daughter of MICHAEL HANLON and CATHERINE MURRAY. 83. PATRICK CORNELIUS (NEIL)5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born June 28, 1943 in Windsor, Newfoundland213. He married RUBY WHEELER214. 84. THOMAS LEO (TOM)5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born March 16, 1945 in Windsor, Newfoundland215. He married JOAN MARIE MCDONALD216, daughter of JOSEPH MCDONALD and LORETTA GREGORY. 85. FLORENCE DIANE5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born September 26, 1946 in Windsor, Newfoundland219. She married MICHAEL GRIFFIN220 July 22, 1972 in Windsor, Newfoundland221, son of DERMOT GRIFFIN and DORIS WOOD. 86. ANGUS JAMES5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born April 18, 1948 in Windsor, Newfoundland226. He married LISA 87. LILLIAN RUTH5 CAREY (ROBERT JOSEPH (BOB)4, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born March 27, 1951 in Windsor, Newfoundland232. She met (1) ARTHUR TAYLOR November 28, 1969 in Gander, Newfoundland233, son of DUDLEY TAYLOR and JOAN IRELAND. She married (2) DONALD (DONNIE) HILLIER. 88. SANDRA5 POOLE (MARY ALICE4 CAREY, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born October 3, 1945 in Windsor, Newfoundland238. She married JAMES F. BARKER239. 89. FREDA MARIE5 POOLE (MARY ALICE4 CAREY, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born November 27, 1949 in Windsor, Newfoundland241. She married ARNOLD EDWARDS242, son of ARCHIBALD EDWARDS and MILDRED CONNORS. 90. THOMAS5 POOLE (MARY ALICE4 CAREY, JOSEPH3, ANDREW2, SAMUEL1 CARY) was born March 1, 1951 in Windsor, Newfoundland244. He married MARY ANN GLAVINE, daughter of MATTHEW GLAVINE and MARY ??.
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