Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table
Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table
Sixth Generation
32. Iver Poulsen Kirkegaard, son of 64. Poul Iversen Kirkegaard & 65. Johanne Olesdatter Boÿers. Born in Feb 1802 in Fredsø, Lødderup, Morsø Sønder herred, Thisted amt, Denmark. Iver died in Villerslev, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark, on 14 Jan 1841; he was 38.8 Buried on 26 Jan 1841 in Villerslev, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.8
On 13 Dec 1832 Iver married Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter in Villerslev, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.8
33. Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter, daughter of 66. Jens Nielsen & 67. Appelone (Abelone) Michelsdatter. Born on 1 Jul 1806 in Horsfeldt, Bedsted, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.17 Helvig Kirstine died in Villerslev, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark, on 2 Apr 1877; she was 70.8 Buried on 10 Apr 1877 in Villerslev, Hassing herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.8
Witnesses at Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter's baptismal were Maren Andersdatter of Oxenbol (Oksenbol) village, Verstervig and Jens Jensen, Ole Jensen and Niels Jensen of Bedsted.
Iver Poulsen, his wife Helvig Jensdatter and son Poul Iversen are found in the 1834 Danish census. They resided at Villerslev village and parish, Hassing district, Thisted County. Iver Poulsen was a day labourer (Daglejer).
Iver Poulsen moved to Villerslev with the intent of inheriting the family farm from his Uncle Jens. Jens died in 1839, and Iver inherited the farm. Iver was a day-labourer.
In 1840, the Danish census states that Iver Poulsen Kirkegaard, his wife Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter and their two children resided at Villerslev village and parish, Hassing district, Thisted County. Iver was tenant (indsidder) and day-labourer (dagleier).
Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter, her new husband Lars Chistensen Kirkegaard, her children from her fist marriage, and their children are listed in the 1845 Danish census. They resided at Villerslev village and parish, Hassing district, Thisted County. Lars Christensen was a farmer who held the farm by copyhold (Gaardfæster). They had two farmer-workers: Ane Helene Pedersdatter, age 22 from Snedsted; and Peder Jensen Kirk, age 16 from Skyum.
In 1850 Helvig Kirsten Jensdatter, her husband Lars Chistensen Kirkegaard, her children and their children were enumerated in the Danish census. They resided at Villerslev village and parish, Hassing district, Thisted County. Lars Christensen was a farmer who held the farm by copyhold (Gaardfæster) and was listed as head of household (huusfader). In 1850 they still employed two farmer-workers: Niels Nielsen, age 28 from Hørdum parish, Thisted County; and Ane Catherine Andreasdatter, age 31 from Snedsted parish, Thisted County.
The 1855 the Danish census indicates that Helvig Kirstene Jensdatter, her husband Lars Chistensen Kirkegaard, her daughter Iversine Iversen Kirkegaard, and their five children resided at Villerslev. Lars Christensen was a farmer.
The 1860 the Danish census indicates that Helvig Kirstene Jensdatter, her husband Lars Chistensen Kirkegaard, her daughter Iversine Iversen Kirkegaard, and their four surviving children resided at Villerslev. Lars Christensen was a farmer.
Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter, her husband Laust Christensen, their eldest son and his family resided at Villerslev, Hassing district, Thisted County according to the 1870 Danish census. No occupation was stated for Laust Christensen, but his son Christen Larsen Lirkegaard was a day labourer (Dagleier). Laust Christensen and his son Christen Larsen Kirkegaard were born in the parish. Helvig Kirstine Jensdatter was born at nearby Bedsted parish, Hassing district. Nicolette Andree Poulsen was born at Kåstrup village, Tved parish, Hillerslev district, Thisted County.
, son of 68. Laurs (Laurits) Andersen Fægge Klit & 69. Maren Christensdatter Kold. Born on 6 Jan 1788 in Sejerslev, Morsø Nørre herred, Dueholm Ørum og Vestervig amt, Denmark.18 Thomas died in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark, on 13 Aug 1874; he was 86.5 Buried on 21 Aug 1874 in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.5 Occupation: Farmer and miller.Prior to 1816 Peder Hansen Koldkjær owned Skjelsgaard farm. His heirs sold Skjelsgaard in 1816 to Jens Christensen Søegaard who in turn sold the property to Thomas Larsen Klit for 13,000 Danish rigsdaler so that Jens Søegaard's niece Maren Hansdatter Østergaard could stay living on the farm. She had been the wife to Peder Hansen Koldkjær for only one year when he died. She was married to Thomas Larsen Klit when he bought Skjelsgaard.
According to the 1816 Tved marriage records, bachelor Thomas Larsen Klit, owner of Skjelsgaard, age 28, and Maren Hansdatter, widow of deceased Kolkjær at Skjelsgaard, age 31, were married 15 November [1816]. The best men were Jens Christensen Söegaard from Nörtorp and farmer Anders Christensen Smed from Idasminde. Jens Christen Søegaard was present the previous year at the marriage of Maren Hansdatter Østergaard and the prior owner of Skjlesgaard, Peder Hansen Koldjær. Anders Christen Smed was a paternal first cousin of Thomas Larsen Klit and was married to his sister Anne Larsdatter Klit.
In 1834 Thomas Larsen Klit was separated from his wife (separeret fra sin kone) according to the census. He resided at Skjelsgaard in Nørby village, Tved parish, Thisted County. His future wife Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter resided in the same household with his children according to the 1834 Danish census. Dorthe was the housekeeper (husholderske). Also residing in the household was Jens Peter Jensen, a servant farm hand (tjenestekarl).
When Thomas Laren Klit married Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter, the marriage record in the Tved church register referred to Thomas as separated (Separeret Mand). Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter was unmarried.
The 1840 Danish census indicates that Thomas Larsen Klitte and his family resided on a farm in Sønderby village, Tved parish. He was married to Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter. The children from his previous marriage as well as his current marriage resided in the household. Thomas Larsen was described as a farmer who operated the windmill used as a public grist mil (Gaardmand, har en Vindmølle til Offentlig Maling) (presuming a valid translation of the Danish). Also residing in the household were three servants (Tjenestefolk): Peder Christian Mortensen, age 30, Karen Nielsdatter, age 17; and Jens Jensen Thorgaard, age 18.
In 1845 Thomas Larsen and his wife Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter resided at Skjelsgaard in the parish of Tved, Hillerslev district, Thisted County. Thomas Larsen was a miller and a farmer. Apparently the family was doing well because the 1845 census states that there were four servants (Tjenestefolk) in the household: Niels Thomsen age 21 from the parish of Nors; Jens Jensen age 22, Karen Nielsdatter age 21 and Karen Bertelsdatter age 21, all from the parish Ræhr.
The 1850 Danish census states that Thomas Larsen Klitte, his wife Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter, their five children and his two adult sons (from his first marriage) resided at Skjelsdaard, Nørby village, Tved parish, Hillerslev district, Thisted County. Thomas Larsen Klitte was a farm owner (Gaardmand). He presided of a large household including his divorced first wife Maren Hansdatter and her daughter Inger Marie Pedersdatter (who were both maintained at Skjelsberg, part of the Skjelegaards property), a foster son (Pleiesøn) Thomas Peter Andersen, a mill assistant (Møllerkarl) Jens Jensen from neighbouring Ræhr parish, and six farm servants from Tved and neighbouring parishes. Thomas Larsen Klitte was born at Sejerslev, [Morsø Nørre district,] Thisted County. His wife Dorthe Marie Nielsdatter, his seven children from both marriages, and his first wife's daughter were born in the parish. His former wife Maren Hansdatter was born at neighbouring Nors parish.
In 1855 the Danish census states that Thomas Klitte, his wife Dorthe Marie Nielsen and their five children resided at Skjelsgaard, in the parish of Tved, Hillerslev district, Thisted County. Thomas Klitte was born in Sejerslev, Thisted County. His wife and child were born at Tved.
The 1870 Danish census states that Thomas Larsen and his wife Dorthea Marie Nielsen resided at Nordre (Northern) Skjelsgaard, Norby village, Tved parish, Hillerslev district, Thisted County. They were members of their son Jacob Christian Thomsen's household. Thomas Larsen was retired and was born at Sejerslev, Morsø Nørre district, Thisted County. Dorthea Marie Nielsen was born at Norby village in the parish.
In 1880 Dortea Maria Nielsen resided in her son Jacob Thomsen's household at Nørby village, Tved parish, Thisted County. The census states that she was a widow who was under his care (der af ham forsørges).
On 2 Jan 1835 Thomas married Dorthea Marie Nielsdatter in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.5
in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.5
, daughter of 70. Niels Jacobsen & 71. Helene Andersdatter. Born in Apr 1803 in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark. Dorthea Marie died in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark, on 17 Mar 1890; she was 86.5 Buried on 26 Mar 1890 in Tved, Hillerslev herred, Thisted amt, Denmark.5Dorethe Marie Nielsdatter was baptized at Tved on the 2nd Sunday after Easter, 24 April 1803.
36. Anders Svensson Pansar, son of 72. Sven Jonsson Sten & 73. Annika Jansdotter. Born on 8 Aug 1796 in Stenbacken, Norra Fågelås, Skaraborgs län, Sweden.10 Anders died in Velinga, Skaraborgs län, Sweden, on 13 Jul 1835; he was 38.19 Buried on 26 Jul 1835 in Velinga, Skaraborgs län, Sweden.19 Occupation: soldier in the Skaraborg Regiment.
Andreas Svensson Pansar joined the Swedish Army on 1 August 1815. He served in the Skaraborgs Regiment, Kåkind Company, Krumpekulla Division. On 23 June 1830 he was promoted to the rank of corporal. He was discharged from the army on 8 December 1834. (Centrala Soldatregistret: SK-00-0815-1815: Central Soldatregistret, Skovde, Sweden) Pansar was the military name given to Andreas Svensson upon enlistment. In English, 'pansar' means armour.
In 1818 Anders Pansar was commanded to work on the construction of the Göta Canal. On 10 March 1858 Stina Pantzar applied to the regiment for assistance after a house fire according to documents in the Kåkinds local government archives. He and his family resided at the croft Krumpekella at Norra Fågelås. He had a full share to Krumpekulla and half shares to Ängatorp and Sjöbolet. In December 2004 a survey of the croft showed that the farm was overgrown by a 50-year-old spruce forest and parts of the property were wetlands. (Centrala Soldatregistret, Skövde, Sweden) In June 2006, a new house occupied the site which was part of a golf course.
The name Pansar appears as Pantz and Pantzar in some records.
He died from an accident (olyckshändelse). He was a soldier residing at the soldier's farm according to the parish records at Velinga.
On 9 Nov 1821 Anders married Maja (Maria) Stina Johansdotter in Norra Fågelås, Skaraborgs län, Sweden.10
37. Maja (Maria) Stina Johansdotter, daughter of 74. Johannes Semon & 75. Maria Stina Andersdotter Wettergren. Born on 26 Sep 1803 in Gränna, Jönköpings län, Sweden.20 Maja (Maria) Stina died in Norra Fågelås, Skaraborgs län, Sweden, on 3 Mar 1870; she was 66.
The parish records state that Maja Stina Johannesdotter was born out of wedlock (utomäktenskaplig) in Gränna town to maiden Maria Andersdotter and probable father (trolig fader) Johannes Semon.
The household examination roll of Gränna for 1815-1820 states Maja Stina Johannesdotter was at Fågelås with relatives.
The Norra Fågelås household examination roll (Husförhörslängder) for 1811-1824 states that from 1815 to 1824, Anders Pantz lived at Krumpekullen Soldat Torp after moving their from his parent’s household at Sköttetorp. Upon marriage in 1821, his wife Maja Stina Johanessdotter joined him there. Their first child was born at the croft in 1822. Maja Stina Johannesdotter lived at Stora Almahagen Torp in the household of Jonas Andersson from 1820 to 1821. (Skaraborgs län, Norra Fågelås: Husförhörslängder 1811-1824, pp. 86, 164)
The Norra Fågelås household examination roll (Husförhörslängder) for 1824-1836 states that from 1824 to 1835, Anders Pantz and his family lived at Soldatetorpet near Nybygge and Krumpekullen. Their children were all born at this croft. The examination roll indicates that in 1835 the family moved to nearby Daretorp parish. (Skaraborgs län, Norra Fågelås: Husförhörslängder 1824-1836, p. 97)
The migration register of Norra Fågelås records that Corporal Anders Pantz, wife Maja Stine Johansdotter left the parish on 4 April 1835. They had lived at Krumpekullen torp and were moving to the parish of Daretorp. The register records that Andrs Pantz and the children were born in the parish and that Maja Stine Johansdotter was born in Gränna. (Skaraborgs län, Norra Fågelås: Inflyttning och Utflyttning, 1826-1852)
The migration register of people moving to and from Daretorp records that Corporal Anders Pantz from Fågelås arrived in Daretorp parish on 1 April 1835. His wife Maria Stina Johansdotter and their four children were with him. (Skaraborgs län, Daretorp: Inflyttning och Utflyttning, 1813-1816 and 1818-1845)
On 26 February 1836, the widow Mara Stina Jonsdotter with her four children left Daretorp. The family was moving to the parish of Norra Fågelås. (Skaraborgs län, Daretorp: Inflyttning och Utflyttning, 1813-1816 and 1818-1845)
The widowed Maja Stina Johansdotter and her four children reurned to Norra Fågelås from Daretorp on 26 February 1836. She had been born in the parish of Gränna. The children were born in Norra Fågelås according to the migration register. The family moved to Hallabo torp in the parish of Norra Fågelas. (Skaraborgs län, Norra Fågelås: Inflyttning och Utflyttning, 1826-1852)
38. Johannes Olofsson Sandelin, son of 76. Olof Kristiansson & 77. Cajsa Pettersdotter. Born on 1 Nov 1805 in Gillberga, Värmlands län, Sweden.11 Johannes Olofsson died in Gillberga, Värmlands län, Sweden, on 4 Nov 1864; he was 59.11 Occupation: soldier, tailor.
Johannes Olofsson was born at Måsängen crofter's holding, Björnö, Gillberga.
The household examination rolls of 1811-1815, 1816-1820, and 1821-1825 indicate that Johannes Olofsson was a ward of the parish (rotehjon) at Bjornö, Gillberga from 1814-1822. The 1821-1825 household examination roll indicates that in 1822 Johannes Olofsson left Gillberga for Carlstad (modern Karlstad). The departures register (Utflyttningslängder) of Gillberga records that Johannes Olsson left Björnö croft for the Carlstad in 1822.
Fältjäg 35 år Johan Sandelin Gålsvik married 14 Feb 1841 P 25 år Kajsa Jonsdotter Sandåna under Björnö
The Gillberga parish household examination roll (Husförhörslängder) for 1846 to 1850 indicates that Johannes Sandelin, his wife Kajsa Jonasdotter and their three daughters resided at Odenstad Blå Porten, Gillberga from 1847 to 1849 after which they moved to Vestra Spektorpet, So. Garndalen, Speke, Gillberga. Johannes Sandelin was recorded as a discharged rifle man (Fältjäg) and a tailor (Skräddare). Kajsa Jonasdotter was born in nearby Grums parish while Johannes Sandelin and the children were born in Gillberga parish. (Gillberga: Husförhörslängder 1846-1850, pp. 300 and 542)
Johannes Sandelin, his wife Kajsa Jonasdotter andf their four children continued to resided at Vestra Spektorpet, Speke, Gillberga into 1851. Johannes Sandelin was recorded as a discharged rifle man (Fältjäg). The family resided at N. Högsäter, Gillberga from 1851 to 1852 after which they moved to Fyknas (Fögnäs), Gillberga in 1853. From 1853 to 1855 the family resided at Skjeggebol (Skäggebol), Gillberga where the youngest child Olof Peter Sandelin died in May 1854. Brita Kajsa Sandelin resided separately from the her parents at Elfvik, Gillberga from 1854 to 1855 at which point she returned to Skjeggebol. while her sister was a ward of the parish (Rotehjon) at N. Högsäter during the same period. (Gillberga: Husförhörslängder 1851-1855, pp. 168, 169, 341, 344, 422, and 429)
On 14 Feb 1841 Johannes Olofsson married Kajsa Jonasdotter in Gillberga, Värmlands län, Sweden.
39. Kajsa Jonasdotter, daughter of 78. Jonas Jonsson & 79. Brita Pehrsdotter. Born on 10 Sep 1815 in Grums, Värmlands län, Sweden.21 Kajsa died in Gillberga, Värmlands län, Sweden, on 29 Aug 1891; she was 75.11
The arrival (Inflyttningslängder) records of Gillberga indicate that maiden Kajsa Jonasdotter came into the parish from Grums on 27 October 1840. She was born in 1815.
Kajsa Sandelin appears in the 1890 Swedish census. She was a widow who was supported by the parish (Rotehjon). She resided at the parsonage (Prestgården) at Gillberga, Värmlands län. She was born at Grums, Värmland.
40. James White (Wight), son of 80. Andrew White & 81. Elizabeth Demon. Born in 1822 in Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.22 James died in Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1886; he was 64.22 Buried in Greenwood, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.
Note: Birth date of 1822 for James White is based upon gravestone inscription at Greenwood Cemetery. His age as stated in the 1871 census which places his birth date about 1817.
James White appears in the 1861 Nova Scotia census (Lunenburg, polling district 9, abstract 2, Bridgewater).
James and Margaret White with eleven children resided in the Bridgewater census district according to the 1871 Canadian federal census. His parents Andrew and Elizabeth White lived in the household. Sarah Seamon lived in the household. All members of the family were born in Nova Scotia according to the census. James, Andrew, John, James, William and Simeon White were farmers. The family was listed as being Baptist. James White and the children are listed as being of Irish background while his wife Margaret White is listed as being of English background. James and Andrew White could read but not write, while Margaret White was illiterate. James White owned 150 acres of land of which 100 were listed as occupied, 25 as improved and ten in pasture. He additionally owned one house, one waggon/sled, two other horned cattle, and 12 sheep. In terms of agricultural production for 1870, the farm produced 15 bushels of barley, 25 bushels of rye, two bushels of buckwheat, 30 bushels of potatoes, four tons of hay, 15 lbs. of wool and 19 yards of cloth. Also two sheep and one swine were slaughtered in 1870. (RG 31-C-1, 1871, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 195-B2, Bridgewater, pp. 76-77 [house 226, family 242.)
James White appears in the 1881 federal census (Kings 17-J1, pp. 11-12). They resided in Aylesford, Nova Scotia. He is listed as farmer having been born in New Brunswick [although previous records have stated Nova Scotia]. The family is listed as Baptist, of Irish background, and having been born in Nova Scotia. Marriage records of the younger children indicate that after about 1873 they lived in Harmony, Kings Co., N.S. which is about 6 kilometres south of Aylesford, N.S.
Margaret White is found in the 1891 federal census (Kings 37-21 Kingston, p. 23). She was a widow. Her children Stephen and Georgia White resided with her. The census states that her parents were born in the United States which is inconsistent with other records. The family were Baptists. Stephen White was a farmer labourer and his sister Georgia was a house maid.
Abt 1842 James married Maria Julia Sproul.
41. Maria Julia Sproul, daughter of 82. Elliott Sproul & 83. Sophia Crocker Baker. Born on 19 May 1819 in Annapolis Twp., Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.23 Maria Julia died in Bridgewater, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 17 Jun 1854; she was 35.24
“On Sunday 18th June, I buried our sister Maria White of Bridgewater, whom I baptized a year ago. Her last illness was very short. A diseased frame suddenly sunk under accumulated burdens and hoping in God, her Redeemer, she died on the Saturday preceding her burial. She left a husband and five helpless children, on e an infant. There are he first departures in the Christian church in Chelsea and this vilage since my connection herewith.”24
42. George Nelson Oickle, son of 84. George Frederick Eichel & 85. Susanna Elizabeth Whynacht. Born on 22 Nov 1826 in Maitland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.15 George Nelson died in Feb 1904; he was 77.
On 15 May 1851 George Nelson married Mary Ann Barry in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.25
43. Mary Ann Barry, daughter of 86. James Jacob Barry/Perrin & 87. Sophia Fiehner. Born on 27 Oct 1826 in Maitland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.15 Mary Ann died in May 1904; she was 77.
Nelson and Mary Eikle with two adult sons resided in the Blockhouse census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia according to the 1891 Canadian federal census. Their son and daughter-in-law Amos and Laliah Eikle with two children resided in the household. Nelson, Amos, Joshua, and Amos [Austin] Eikle were famers. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1891, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 38-B2, Blockhouse, p. 60)
, son of 88. Teàrlach (Charles) Stiubhairt (Stewart) & 89. Mairi (Mary) NicMhaolain (MacMillan). Born abt 1808 in Belfast, Lot 58, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America. Malcolm Alexander died in Belfast, Lot 58, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, Canada, on 10 May 1901; he was 93.26 Occupation: Farmer.Abt 1830 Malcolm Alexander married Mary MacPherson in Prince Edward Island, British North America.
45. Mary MacPherson, daughter of 90. John MacPherson & 91. Anna Beers. Born on 17 Mar 1809 in China Point, Lot 50, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America. Mary died in Belfast, Lot 58, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, Canada, on 2 Jan 1889; she was 79.
46. Angus Stewart, son of 88. Teàrlach (Charles) Stiubhairt (Stewart) & 89. Mairi (Mary) NicMhaolain (MacMillan). Born abt 1815 in Belfast, Lot 58, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America. Angus died in Springton, Lot 67, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, Canada, on 7 Jun 1878; he was 63. Buried in Jun 1878 in Springton, Lot 67, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Abt 1838 Angus married Mary Ann Stewart in Prince Edward Island, British North America.
47. Mary Ann Stewart, daughter of 94. 'Big' Alexander Stewart & 95. Rebecca (Betsey) MacPherson. Born abt 1818 in Belfast, Lot 58, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America. Mary Ann died in Springton, Lot 67, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America, on 17 Jul 1860; she was 42. Buried in Jul 1860 in Springton, Lot 67, Queens Co., Prince Edward Island, British North America.
48. John Frederick Boehner, son of 96. John Frederick Boehner & 97. Anna Margaret Zwicker. Born on 4 Feb 1805 in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.27 John Frederick died in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, in Dec 1870; he was 65.
On 11 Dec 1827 John Frederick married Sarah Ann Risser in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.15
49. Sarah Ann Risser, daughter of 98. John George Risser & 99. Maria Anna Wiegel. Born on 17 Apr 1807 in Rose Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America. Sarah Ann died in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 16 May 1897; she was 90.
The 1891 Canadian federal census states that the widow Sarah Boehner resided in the Chester census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. She lived in the household of her son and daughter-in-law Francis and Cassia Boehner. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1891, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 38-D2, Chester, pp. 17-18)
50. Francis Keddy, son of 100. Matthias/Matthew Keddy & 101. Anna Margaret Berghaus. Born on 25 Mar 1817 in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.13 Francis died in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, in Nov 1909; he was 92. Buried on 27 Nov 1909 in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.
The 1871 Canadian federal census states the Francis and Sophia Keddy with four children resided in the Mahone Bay census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. Francis and Edmund Keddy were labourers. Stephen Keddy was a seaman. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1871, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 195-H1, Mahone Bay, p. 71)
Francis and Sophia Keddy with two adult children and a young child resided in the Blockhouse census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia according to the 1881 Canadian federal census. Their son and daughter-in-law William and Sarah Keddy with a daughter lived in the household. Francis and Edmund Keddy were farmers. William Keddy was a fisherman. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1881, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 11-C1, Blockhouse, p. 18)
According to the 1891 Canadian federal census, Francis and Sophia Keddy with a [grand]son resided in the Blockhouse census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. His son and daughter-in-law Edmund and Emma Keddy with a child lived in the household. Francis, Nathan and Edmund Keddy were farmers. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1891, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 38-B1, Blockhouse, p. 4)
The 1901 Canadian federal census states that the widower Francis Kedy resided in the Oakland census district, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. He lived in the household of his son and daughter-in-law Edmund and Emma. The family were Anglicans. (RG 31-C-1, 1901, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg Co., ED 37-B1, Oakland, p. 4)
On 21 Dec 1841 Francis married Sophia Sarah Hiltz in Chester, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.13
51. Sophia Sarah Hiltz, daughter of 102. Johann Frederick Hiltz & 103. Johanna Catherine Lantz. Born on 14 Jul 1813 in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.27 Sophia Sarah died in Martin’s River, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, bef 1901; she was 87.
52. Johannes Hiltz, son of 104. Johann Philip Heinrich Hiltz & 105. Anna Catherine Knickel. Born on 28 Aug 1804 in Martin’s Point, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.27 Johannes died in Martin’s Point, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 21 Feb 1868; he was 63.
On 23 Dec 1828 Johannes married Sophia Elizabeth Young in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.