32. William Gray-25
1Smith, Joseph, et. al., Petition of Joseph Smith and Others of Sambro and the Harbours Adjacent (PANS), 14 May 1826, RG5/Series Pa/Vol. 121/1826.
This petition, requesting salt to be imported into the area so that the Fisheries could operate, was signed by 135 fishermen including William, James, Thomas, Samuel and Charles Gray, all, probably, sons of William Gray. They would have been in age ranging from 36 to 44. Also signing were William Gray, probably the father, Abijah Smith (Abijah's father-in-law) and William Ring (probably also Abijah's father-in-law.) The full text of the Petition is found under William Gray. The only son not signing was Josiah.
"To the Honorable The House of Assembly of Nova Scotia.
In Petition of the Subscribers Inhabitants of Sambro and Harbors adjacent
Most Humbly and Respectfully Sheweth
That your Petitioners are solely engaged in the Shore Fisheries of this Province and have followed that occupation from their youth, formerly with more or less success, but latterly under disadvantages of no ordinary magnitude., disadvantages sufficient almost to induce them to abandon the pursuits which they inherited from their fathers, and to betake themselves to habits, which would be entirely new to themselves and as they humbly presume of familys beneficial consequence to their country. That while other braches of Industry have been cherished by Leghislative aid, and prospered almost beyhond precedent in a time of Peace, and while the Fisheries, and the Labors of your petitioners, and others engaged in like occupation, have in the humble opinion of your Petitioners continued to be the chief sources and suport of the Revenue of the Province,--they find the fisheries in the most languishing and deplorable state, and in a measure neglected or despised. That your petitioners are far from wishing to impress upon the Honorable House, the idea that the Fisheries alone should be fostered by its care without regard to other branches of Industry. your Petitioners do hope and trust, and humbly submit from their importance, that this general Assemby will be pleased to give to the Fisheries that consixcderation and suporta which they so justly merit.
That the want of a regular supply of Salt suitabcle for the Fisheries has been severly felt by your Petiatiaoners, and to this cause they humbly attribute atheir present deprssed state, and they concieve from the experience they haave had in former years of the benefiats that resulted to them individually from the Salt Bounty that this mode of encouragement [?] us some very considerable advantage over the other methods which have been suggested, and on that your Petitioners respectfully and earnestly beg leave to solicit the attention and consieration of this Honorable House to the foregoing statements, and to the subject of the Fisheries in general, and humbly pray that your Honorable House willed to the restablishment of this Brnch be pleased to grxant such Bounty on the Imprtation of Salt into this Province as will insuref a regular supply and at a reasonable price, and to bestow such other encouragement as to your wisdom shall deem best.a And Your Petitioners as in Duty bound will ever Pray."2Cornwallis Document.
!SOURCE: Source for both marriages of William Hart is the "Cornwallis
Document;." This doc also says that "William Hart, Sr., and his son were
lost on their way from Halifax to Sambro when a storm came up and it is
supposed the sea swamped the boat as nothing was found of the bodies or
wreckage." We are left to wonder who was the son? And, we assume, this
was William Hart's father. Was he the son?.3Gray, Donald, Donald Gray Notes.
These notes were given to Wallace F. Gray by Donald Gray of Halifax in 1984. His source unknown. Wallace Gray at the time wrote that it is possible these records came from St. George Church, Anglican.4Gray, Donald, Donald Gray Notes.
Donald Gray gave this information to Wallace F. Gray in Halifax on 22 August 1984. He had no sources for this information. Doesn't jibe with parents' wedding date.5See Notes.
33. Mary-168
1See Notes.
34. Abijah Smith-72
1Smith, Joseph, et. al., Petition of Joseph Smith and Others of Sambro and the Harbours Adjacent (PANS), RG5/Series Pa/Vol. 121/1826.
This petition, requesting salt to be imported into the area so that the Fisheries could operate, was signed by 135 fishermen including William, James, Thomas, Samuel and Charles Gray, all, probably, sons of William Gray. They would have been in age ranging from 36 to 44. Also signing were William Gray, probably the father, Abijah Smith (Abijah's father-in-law) and William Ring (probably also Abijah's father-in-law.) The full text of the Petition is found under William Gray. The only son not signing was Josiah.2The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index, Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA, www.familysearch.org.
"Abijah SMITH; Male; Spouse: Sarah RING; Marriage: 1810 Of, Sambro, Halifax, Nova Scotia; No source information is available."
Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church.
Search performed using PAF Insight on 23 Mar 2004.
36. Johann Michael Bubbikoffer-37
1Lutheran Records, Lutheran Records, 1772-1825. Churches Lunenburg., Page 126-69, Public Archives of Nova Scotia (PANS).
These records were transcribed. The transcriber said they were written in the old German script and were hard to decipher. The Page number is followed by a number which is probably the line number such as Page 4-43 (Page 4, line 43).2See Notes.
An extensive article appears in the notes including the various spellings of the surname.3Lutheran Records, Lutheran Records, 1772-1825. Churches Lunenburg., Page 126-69.
Witnesses Mich and Xtina.4Scott Winston Teal, Presenting the Publicovers (Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia; Scott Winston Teal, 1986), Page 18, Library of Wallace F. Gray, ISBN 0-9697852-5-9.
Second Edition Published 1994. Copy in possession of Wallace F. Gray.
1Scott Winston Teal, Presenting the Publicovers (Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia; Scott Winston Teal, 1986), Page 18, Library of Wallace F. Gray, ISBN 0-9697852-5-9.
Second Edition Published 1994. Copy in possession of Wallace F. Gray.
Teal calls her Elisabeth Hauboldt.
38. George Frederic Dares Farmer-74
1See Notes.
2See Notes.
39. Lucy Richard-75
1See Notes.
40. Niels Nielsen Bundgaard-117
1See Notes.
1See Notes.
2See Notes.
3See Notes.
4See Notes.
1See Notes.
2See Notes.
3See Notes.
4See Notes.
1The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index, Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA, www.familysearch.org.
"MADS JORGENSEN; Male; Birth: 08 MAY 1798; Christening: 09 MAY 1798 Tystrup, Soro, Denmark; Father: JORGEN JENSEN; Mother: KAREN MADSDATTER; Batch Number: 7901852; Sheet: 96; Source Call No.: 1126471 Type: Film."
Form submitted by a member of the LDS Church
Search performed using PAF Insight on 14 Feb 2004.
45. Frederike Christiansen-139
1Genealogical Society BHB 25 Jul 1963, In the days when the Church Gen. Soc. did research for us.
1See Notes.
1See Notes.
2Ancestry.com, One World Tree.
Shows bd of 20 Feb 1811, Southend, Arguyl,,Scotland. Could be chr.3See Notes.
4See Notes.
5Ancestry.com, One World Tree.
Shows dd of 30 Apr 1880, Dayton, Champaign, Ohio, USA.6See Notes.
1See Notes.
2See Notes.
See the notes of Mary Frances George which contains her obit telling of her father's death.3See Notes.
51. Eloy Elizabeth Colone-1415
1See Notes.
1See Notes.
1See Notes.
58. Eric Ersson-1372
1See Notes.
Notes contain info abt children also.2See Notes.
Notes contain info abt children also.
60. Martin Benjamin Bushman-1385
1Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, u, Family History Center and Harold B. Lee Library.
2See Notes.
3U.S. Federal Census 1800.
Abraham Bushman, head of family at Strasburg, Lancaster, PA.4U. S. Federal Census 1810.
Abraham Bushman, head of family at Lampeter, Lancaster, PA.5U.S. Federal Census 1830.
Abraham Bushman, head of family. At Lampeter, Lancaster , PA. Md 1827.6U.S.Federal Census 1840.
Martin Bushman, head of family at Lancaster Co., PA.7U.S. Federal Census 1850.
Martin Bushman, head of family at Pottawattamie, Iowa.8U.S. Federal Census 1860.
Martin Bushman, head of family at Lehi, Utah, Utah Territory. Age 58.9U.S.Federal Census 1870.
Martin Bushman, head of family at Lehi, Utah, Utah Territory, Age 68.10Lewis, Ann Laemmlen (photographer), Tombstones, Lehi City Cemetery.
[63-46-1 ] Born 1 April 1802,.11See Notes.
1See Notes.
2Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, Family History Center and Harold B. Lee Library.
3U.S. Federal Census 1830.
Head of household Abraham Bushman at Lampeter, Lancaster, PA.4U.S. Federal Census 1840.
Head of Household Martin Bushman.At Lancaster Co., PA.5U.S. Federal Census 1850.
Head of Household Martin Bushman. At Pottaawattaimie, Iowa. Age 48.6U.S. Federal Census 1850.
Head of Household Martin Bushman.At Lehi, Utah, Utah. Age 58. listed as Elis/th Bushman.7U.S. Federal Census 1870.
Head of Household Martin Bushman. At Lehi, Lehi, Utah. Age 67. Died May 1878 Lehi.8See Notes.
9See Notes.
62. Theodore Turley Gunsmith-1397
1See Notes.
Extensive information appears in Notes.2Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, Family History Center and Harold B. Lee Library.
3Ella Mae Turley Judd, Biography and Autobiography of Theodore Turley, 1951, p. 5.
4Susan Easton Black and Harvey Bischoff Black, comps., Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830-1848., LDS Church, Salt Lake City, 1990., No p. given.
5Ella Mae Turley Judd, Biography and Autobiography of Theodore Turley, p. 5.
63. Frances Amelia Kimberley-1398
1Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, Family History Center and Harold B. Lee Library.
Sealing Record says her b irth is 1 Jan 1824.2Susan Easton Black and Harvey Bischoff Black, comps., Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830-1848., LDS Church, Salt Lake City, 1990., Vol. 26, pp. 695-696.
3Susan Easton Black and Harvey Bischoff Black, comps., Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830-1848., Vol. 26, pp 695-696.
Or Winter Quarters.