Irish Canadian Cultural Association of New Brunswick - genealogies

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In 1784,
Fredericton: Thomas Carleton, born in County Tyrone, Ireland, a Colonel of the British 29th Regiment in the American Revolutionary War and appointed New Brunswick's first Governor in 1784. Thomas was the younger brother of Sir Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester.

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BOLES:

Thomas Boles b. 1791, d. 1873, m. Jane - b. 1796. They came from Ireland to NB in 1827 and settled at Clarence Ridge, Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County.

children:
1) Elizabeth Boles born 28 Mar 1819, d. 4 Sep 1907, m. c1838 Isaac Bryant b. 1796, d. c1864
2) Isaac Boles b. 1828, d. 24 Jan 1868, m. Rachel Jane McDermott: settled at Pleasant Ridge, Charlotte County, NB
3) Thomas Boles b. 1833, m. Lucy LeShore
4) David Boles born 1835, m. Agnes Ann Stewart of Pleasant Ridge, d/o Robert and Elizabeth Jane (Steen) Stewart
5) William Boles born 1837
6) Mary Jane Boles b. 1839, d. 1921, m. as (2nd) wife Robert Stewart b. Oct 1807, d. 23 Oct 1890: settled at Pleasant Ridge.

PANB:MC1/Boles, 126 pages:
Rachael Jane (McDermott) Boles married (2nd) James Stewart of Pleasant Ridge.
Agnes Ann Stewart’s first marriage was to James Wooden of Pleasant Ridge.

Thomas Boles (b.1791) had the following siblings:
John Boles lived in Alexander, Maine
William Boles m. 4 Jun 1832 Mary Greenlaw of St. Andrews
Mary Boles m. Thomas Fairweather
Margaret Boles m. Thomas Fairweather, a cousin of the other Thomas
Elizabeth Boles m. Charles Blood
Skelton Boles b. 1815, m. Jane Sheck of Sussex, NB
Robert Boles b. 1809, m. 14 Nov 1838 Johannah Sheck of Sussex
Hugh Boles b. 1781
Sarah A. Boles b. 1814, died 7 Nov 1888, married John Curran.

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