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fled from France after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes.
They were Huguenots, and they introduced the glove industry into
Ireland. In France the name was spelled Bredon. John’s father,
or grandfather traded with France and on one of his trips the
ship in which he sailed
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was captured in one of the wars, and he was carried to
Louisburg, N.S. Whether he was exchanged as a prisoner of war
or released when peace was proclaimed is not known, but his
knowledge of the New World led his descendant, John, to Nova
Scotia. John arrived in Halifax about the year 1783, a disbanded
soldier. His wife and daughters (Elizabeth and Mary) were at
this time in Ireland. Mr. Braden sent for them and after their
arrival they lived in Halifax, for a few years. Then the family
came to Shubenacadie, lived there for awhile and then moved to
Middle Musquodoboit. A grant of 500 acres was issued on March 1,
1787 to John Breden. This grant is the property of Elgin Murchy,
1980. Mr. and Mrs. Braden had 4 children after coming to this
country. John Braden’s will was filed in 1794 and is in the
court of Probate in Halifax. This Braden history was given to
Daniel Reid in 1935 by Mrs. Samuel Hutchinson who was over 90
years of age. Her mind was very clear, and her memory
excellent. John Braden had 4 daughters and 2 sons.
2-1 Elizabeth
3-2 Mary
4-3 John
5-4 Samuel (1793-1871)
6-5 Margaret (Peggy) died 1815
7-6 Eleanor (Nellie)
2-1 Elizabeth (1st dau. of John Braden) married David Savage and
moved to Ohio. No further record.
3-2 Mary (2nd dau. of John Braden) md. James Parker of
Shubenacadie
PARKER
George R. married Janet Archibald
John md. Elizabeth D. Ellis
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Thomas md. Caroline
Frank (Francis)
Joseph md. Lavinia Higgins
Mary md. Dougal McDougall of Elderbank
Eleanor md. Robert Dickie of Glenmore
Sarah md. William Kent after the death of her sister.
Margaret md. William Dent. No issue
Elizabeth
These children were all born at Shubenacadie. Later they came to
Musquodoboit and lived where Blair Buchanan lives in Elmsvale,
1980. Mr. Parker died and later Mrs. Parker md. Samuel F.
Archibald of "Deacontown."
Francis, Joseph and Thomas Parker settled on the farm owned by
Fred Redden 1980. Francis was killed by a tree falling on him at
a chopping bee, getting wood for a sick neighbour. Joseph was
one of the four men who were drowned in Long Lake in June 1851.
The homes of these two brothers have been removed. Sometime
after this Thomas Parker sold the farm to Edward Leedham. Later
John McFetridge purchased the three farms. He lived in the
Thomas Parker house which he remodelled.
James Parker d. Nov. 10, 1837 age 64 yrs. Wife Mary d Dec. 21,
1859 age 81 yrs. also wife of Samuel F. Archibald of
"Deacontown". George R. d Nov. 4, 1890 age 88 yrs. Wife Janet d
Aug. 22, 1881 age 79 yrs.
Names in the Pioneer Cemetery in Middle Musquodoboit.
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4-3 John (1st son of John Braden) md. Mary Cruickshank and
lived on the farm occupied by Elgin Murchy, 1980.
Samuel 1793-Oct. 22, 1871
John died 1870 md. Mary Leck (see Leck history)
William
Nancy
Susan md. Robert Leck (see Leck history)
Elizabeth
Mary 1836-1862
Margaret 1840-1862
Jane
Eleanor 1823-1861
5-4 Samuel (2nd son of John Braden) was born In Shubenacadie,
moved to Musquodoboit with his father. In 1815 built and lived
in the house formerly owned by Inglis Sprott, now torn down.
Samuel sold the farm to Rev. John Sprott in 1824 and moved to the
farm now owned by Roy Gould. Sprott farm owned by Allen
Streatch, 1980. He married Mary Logan, (daughter of William
Logan). Mary d Apr. 2, 1859 age 62 yrs.
1. William
2. Janet b 1825
3. Adams Archibald b 1820
4. John
5. Samuel
6. Hannah
7. Henry Scott
8. Angus
9. Mary Ellen
10. Robert L. b 1826
1. William went to Massachusetts and died young, unmarried.
2. Janet md. Matthew James Archibald, they had 7 children. For
her genealogy see Archibald history under descendants of Matthew
T. Archibald.
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3. Adams md. Eleanor Jane Gladwin, they had 7 children all born
in Musquodoboit. Adams built several houses here, the Sedgewick
house now owned by Mel Higgins, 1980, the Alexander Lindsay house
(burned by fire Sept. 1978) owned by Ronald Bellfontaine, and
others. He lived
in the house owned by John Cook; (1980) Later the family
all except Mary, moved to Minnesota.
1. William 2. Charlotte (twins) 3. Arthur 4. Mary
Ellen 5. Caroline
6. Alice and 7. Angus
1. William was Charlotte's twin & died in infancy.
2. Charlotte md. Lee Tarbox (Boston) and had one dau., who md.
William Aubrey
Hall, lived on Staten Island. They had 2 sons, William Aubrey
Jr. who md. Mia ___. No issue. He lived in Cleveland, Ohio.
The other son, Richard C. had a son and lived in Albany, N.Y.
3. Arthur md. Annie Bulkley, they had one dau. Elizabeth.
4. Mary Ellen md. William McNab. She lived in Halifax. One
daughter Edith lived in Halifax, Jean Linehan was another
daughter. No issue. Arthur and Lenoard, were 2 sons, no record.
5. Caroline md. Robert Logan Taylor and had 3 daus. Eleanor md.
Harold Teaque of Minneapolis 2. Mae md. Homer Wood of Arizona,
one son Thomas. 3. Gertrude married Harris Hatfeed of
Minneapolis. 1 daughter Dorothy. Dorothy md. 1st. John Wilde,
md. 2nd John H. Morrill, New York 1 son, John Morrill. John
married Brenda Hopkinson, sons, Mark Hebden, William Taylor.
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6. Alice Braden, unmarried died in 1956, age 88 yrs.
7. Angus Braden, unmarried.
**[Typist's note: #'s 1 - 7 above are children of Adams
Archibald, 3rd child of Samuel #5-4; whereas the next
listed - 4 to 10 are the other 6 children of Adams
Archibald]cja
4. John md. Jane Benvie and moved to Maine, U.S.A.
They had 2 children, Henrietta and William.
5. Samuel md. Letitia Clark and lived in Ottawa,
Ontario. They had 5 children, among them William in
Cleveland, Ohio, Elizabeth Braden and Margaret Johnson
in Ottawa.
6. Hannah md. Dixon Parker of Walton, N.S. They had 11
children, are now living in Walton.
7. Henry Scott enlisted in the U.S. Civil War (1862-65)
and at its close he md. Henrietta Stuart. They lived
in Boston, one son Willard.
8. Angus also enlisted in the Civil War and died in
Washington from injuries received. He is buried in
Arlington Cemetery.
9. Mary Ellen md. Samuel Lydiard. They moved to
Minnesota, then to California. They had 5 children, one
son, Sidney Lydiard, lived in San Jose, California.
10. Robert L. md. Elizabeth Logan and moved to
Minnesota. They had 9 children, one dau. was Mrs. Harry
Emerson of Minneapolis.
1. Robert md. Ida ---. No issue
2. Samuel md. twice & moved west, 2 daughters
Gertrude and Minerva
3. Minard unmarried
4. Jennie (Mrs. Rome) one son Fred who lives
in Florida.
5. Nettie md. Mr. Watson and had 2 children,
Reba, and name of other child not known.
Reba md. Arthur Truen and had 4 sons and 2
daughters. [Reba lived in ] Minneapolis.
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Samuel Braden died Oct. 22, 1871 age 78 wife Mary Logan d Apr.
2, 1858 age 62 yrs. 2nd wife Elizabeth (Shaw) d Oct. 1878 age 62
yrs. (Inscription on stone).
6-5 Margaret (3rd dau. of John Braden) md. Matthew T. Archibald
on July 1810. She was his 2nd wife. They had one daughter Jean
who md. William Guild. For her genealogy see Guild history.
Margaret died in 1815.
7-6 Eleanor (4th dau. of John Braden) md. John Hutchinson, son of
the pioneer John Hutchinson. Their children were:
1. John
2. Diana
3. William Scott
4. Margaret
5. Mary Ann
6. Elizabeth
7. Samuel
8. Harriet
9. Jane
10. Eleanor
1. John, unmarried.
2. Diana md. Alexander McCurdy, in 1853 she was his second wife.
No issue. She died Oct. 3, 1887.
3. William Scott md. Sarah M. Archibald, dau. of Matthew T.
Archibald. They settled on part of his father’s farm now owned
by Lorne Scott. For his genealogy see history of Matthew T.
Archibald.
4. Margaret md. John Lindsay and lived on farm now owned by
Lester Dickie, later moved to Cook’s Brook.
5. Mary Ann was not married, lived and died at her brother
Samuel’s, the old homestead in Upper Musq.
6. Elizabeth md. John McLeod and lived in Higgins Settlement.
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7. Samuel md. Mary Alice Archibald and had children. For his
genealogy see descendants of David Archibald 16th. Samuel died
Nov. 6, 1900.
8. Harriet md. John Mitchell of St. Mary’s but during his last
years lived just east of John McFetridge’s place, (Fred Redden,
1980).
9. Jane md. Wellwood Reynolds, their family.
1. Hattie
2. Mary
3. Henry
4. Charles
10. Eleanor md. Robert Leck, they had 2 sons.
1. William md. in the west. No record
2. Kirk md. in P.E.I., one son Lindsay and one dau. Mazie
Eleanor was the second
wife of Robert Leck, he had been married before to
her cousin, Susan Braden.
The Brown Family
1. Peter Brown born Jan. 30, 1773 md. Margaret Forsyth who was
born July 18, 1773. They lived in Elgin, Scotland, and had 3
sons and 3 daus.
2-1 Margaret b Nov. 4, 1804
3-2 Ann b Nov. 8, 1807
*4-3 Alexander b Nov. 16, 1810
5-4 John b June 25, 1813
6-5 Jean b Oct. 1, 1816
7-6 James b Aug. 28, 1820
4-3 Alexander (1st son of Peter & Margaret Brown) md. Jane Fraser
who was born March 16, 1808. They were married in Elgin, Scotland
and came to Nova Scotia in 1834. They had 6 sons & 4 daus.
* 8-1 Peter b July 5, 1833-Dec 1913
* 9-2 Ann b Oct. 4, 1835
*10-3 Alexander b Sept. 25, 1937-Apr. 1905
*11-4 Margaret b Aug. 24, 1839
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*12-5 John b Nov. 9, 1841
*13-6 Agnes b Nov. 13, 1843
14-7 George b June 17, 1846
*15-8 James b May 2, 1848-1917
*16-9 Eliza b July 8, 1850
*17-10 William b Oct. 30, 1851-1923
Alexander Brown and his wife, Jane Fraser Brown, who was related
to the Frasers in Upper Musquodoboit, arrived in the Valley as
Pioneers in 1836. They worked with Col. Gladwin for a time and
then took up their Grant in the Higginsville-Brookvale area. The
first winter was spent with the Alexander Higgins Family in the
house owned by Albert Higgins, 1980.
Ref. Mrs. Roy Brown, Middle Musquodoboit.
*18-1 Sutcliff
19-2 Alexander b Apr. 26, 1869
20-3 Jack b Aug. 10, 1865
21-4 Jane
22-5 Ann
23-6 Jennie
24-7 William b June 15, 1871
18-1 Sutcliff lived in Conn. no record
19-2 Alexander no record
20-3 Jack was unmarried, died in Elderbank.
21-4 Jane no record
22-5 Ann md. William Wyse of Wyse’s Corner
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23-6 Jennie md. John Reid (son of James Reid & Rebecca Whidden)
They had 4 sons & 6 daus.
*25-1 Ethel b July 27, 1885
*26-2 Alexander b Sept. 21, 1887
*27-3 Myrtle b Feb. 29, 1890
*28-4 Bella b May 22, 1894
*29-5 Stacia b Apr. 14, 1896
*30-6 Georgia b May 26, 1898
*31-7 Charles b June 13, 1903
*32-8 Wyman b Sept. 30, 1904
*33-9 Stella b Sept. 29, 1906
*34-10 Oscar
John and Jennie Reid Lived in Bruce Settlement, Elderbank.
25-1 Ethel md. William Grant (son of Donald Grant)
35-1 Winnifred md. William Smith
36-2 Eunice md. Raymond Whalley
37-3 Norma md. Guy Kent
38-4 Bertha md. John Gillis
39-5 Dorothy md. Fred Hubbards 3 children
40-6 Everett of Highland Creek, Ont.
41-7 Harry killed overseas World War II.
26-2 Alexander md. Maude Lena Durggan of Roxbury, Mass. U.S.A. No
issue
27-3 Myrtle lives in U.S. no record
28-4 Bella md. Robert Sutherland of New Brunswick. No record.
29-5 Stacia lives in U.S. no record
30-6 Georgia md. Clarence Cole of Elderbank. No issue. Her
second husband was Alexander Scott. 1 son & 1 dau.
42-1 Erik
43-2
31-7 Charles md. Frances Wyse of Wyse’s Corner. 4 daus.
44-1
45-2
46-3
47-4
32-8 Wyman md. Ruth Daye, 3 sons & 1 dau.
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48-1
49-2
50-3
51-4
339- Stella, 3 sons.
52-1 Lewis Stanley
53-2 Charles Harry
54-3 Steward Rowlings
Oscar md. Maxine Durling of Middleton. . . .
9-2 Ann (1st dau. of Alexander & Jane Brown) md. Duncan Bayers.
No issue.
10-3 Alexander (2nd son of Alexander & Jane Brown) md. Agnes H.
Watson, 2 sons and 4 daus. They are both buried in Higginsville
cemetery.
Alexander 1837-1905.
Agnes H. Watson 1837-1902
[Record from son, Arthur's wife, Laura gives Alexander's birth as
Aug. 25, 1836;
Anges' birth as Jan. 6, 1838]
55-1 Arthur Watson. Born Musquodoboit Sept. 26, 1865
56-2 Bessie born June 5, 1873
57-3 Minnie md. William Watson. She md. 2nd John Angus
McDonald of Sheet
Harbour.
58-4 Nellie md. Sam Cruickshanks
11-4 Margaret (2nd dau. of Alexander & Jane Brown) died young.
12-5 John (3rd son of Alexander & Jane Brown) unmarried.
13-6 Agnes (3rd dau. of Alexander & Jane Brown) md. Robert
Mattheson of Scotsburn, Pictou Co., no issue.
14-7 George (4th son of Alexander & Jane Brown) went to the
United States when young. No record.
15-8 James (5th son of alexander & Jane Brown) was unmarried.
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16-9 Eliza (4th dau. of Alexander & Jane Brown) died young.
17-10 William (6th son of Alexander & Jane Brown) md. Hanna
Blakney of Jeddore, they had 4 sons & 2 daus. They are both
buried in Higginsville.
William 1856-1923
Hannah 1852-1913
*59-1 Sarah Jane b May 9, 1881
*60-2 James b May 11, 1884
*61-3 Norma Smith b Apr. 1886-Jan. 1, 1887
*62-4 Margaret Ann b Oct. 1, 1887-Jan. 1, 1887
*63-5 William Roy b Mar. 17, 1892
64-6 Lealand Perry b Feb. 20, 1898
59-1 Sarah Jane md. Samuel Higgins of Moose River, they had 1
son.
**65-1 Aubrey, md. Dorothy Fahie, 2 daus. & 1 son.
60-2 James was unmarried
62-4 Margaret md. William Connely of Brookvale. They had 3
daus., 2 sons.
**65-1 Vernie md. John Sutherland of Truro.
66-2 Leone md. Carl Weatherbee
67-3 Laverna md. Avon Baker of Falmouth.
68-4 Lloyd died when one month old.
69-5 Ralph md. in Vancouver, he died in 1959.
Margaret is buried in Higginsville, also son Lloyd.
63-5 Wm. Roy md. Willena Agnes McFetridge (dau. of Sidney
McFetridge and Lizzie Bell Thomson). Widow resides in Middle
Musquodoboit, 1980 and 1 son & 6 daus.
*70-1 Greta Jean
*71-2 Wilfred Lyman
*72-3 Stella Catherine
*73-4 Roxie Doris
*74-5 Lola Marie
*75-6 Edith Hazel
*76-7 Ruby Margaret
**[Typist's note: readers should note that there are 2 #'s
65-1]cja
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70-1 Greta md. Earle Wellwood of Elmsdale, Hants Co. 4 sons, 1
dau.
71-2 Wilfred md. Dorothy Pipher of Newmarket, Ont. They have 1
son, & 2 daus.
72-3 Stella md. Irving Conrad of Middle Musq. 1 dau.
73-4 Doris md. jack Flowers of Shumaur, Ont. They have 2
children.
74-5 Lola md. Jack Howard - 2 daus.
75-6 Edith md. Byron Fraser. No issue
76-7 Ruby md. Howard Booth of Pickering, Ont. They have 2 sons
and 2 daus.
64-6 Leland md. Hazel Wilson (widow of Sam Blades). They had 1
son & 1 dau. they lived in Middle Musquodoboit.
77-1 Audrey md. Robert Butler - 1 son & 2 daus.
78-2 Vernon md. Patricia Ogden of Charlottetown, P.E.I.
They have 2 children.
George Bell
George Bell came to Halifax in 1812 as a prisoner of war. The
ship on which he was a passenger sailed from Belfast, Ireland
bound for New York. The captain was Phillip Drew, an American.
His ship was seized on the high seas by the British as war was
declared between the United States and England after the ship had
sailed from Ireland. George Bell was married in Ireland, his son
Thompson was born in Ireland.
1. George and his wife, name unknown had 4 sons & 1 dau.
*2-1 Thompson b Feb. 10, 1809-Oct. 19, 1897
3-2 Isaac b 1814-Apr. 28, 1883 age 69
*4-3 John b 1817-Feb. 6, 1890, age 73
5-4 William
6-5 Mattie
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2-1 Thompson Bell (1st son of George Bell) md. Barbara Muir (Aug.
19, 1801-Sept. 25, 1879 age 78 yrs.). They are both buried in
the Pioneer Cemetery. Thompson and Barbara had 1 son & 4 daus.,
they were md. Mar. 7, 1839.
*7-1 Sophia b Jan. 29, 1840
*8-2 Annie b Mar. 31, 1841-Dec. 14, 1868
*9-3 Ellen b July 17, 1842-1924
*10-4 Martha b Oct. 5, 1844 -
*11-5 George b Mar. 17, 1846-1922
7-1 Sophia Bell (1st dau. of Thompson & Barbara Muir Bell) went
to California, no further record.
8-2 Annie Bell (2nd dau. of Thompson & Barbara Muir Bell) d a
young woman.
9-3 Ellen Bell (3rd dau. of Thompson & Barbara Muir Bell) was the
second wife of John Henderson Taylor Sr. They are both buried in
Hillside Cemetery. Inscription on stone reads:
"John H. Taylor 1838-1924"
In the corner of this lot is a headstone with the following
names.
Zenas Bell d Aug. 17, 1900 age 56 yrs.
George Bell d Jan. 18, 1854 age 52 yrs.
wife Sarah d May 15, 1888 age 78 yrs.
William Green 1882-1908
Zenas Bell came from Broad Cove, Lunenburg Co. His sister was
married to Thomas Green who kept a hotel here at one time. Zenas
lived in Brookvale, the part called "Lower Canada" above the home
of Mr. Milton White.
John and Ellen Bell Taylor had 1 son.
12-1 John Hiram Taylor
12-1 John Hiram Taylor md. Emma McFetridge (dau. of Robert & Mary
Lord Archibald McFetridge). No issue. he died May 12, 1914, was
born Feb. 15, 1885, and is buried in Hillside Cemetery. His
widow later md. Matthew White.
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10-4 Martha Bell (4th dau. of Thompson & Barbara Muir Bell) md.
William H. Sibley. Her descendants are listed in the Sibley
history.
11-5 George Bell (only son of Thompson & Barbara Muir Bell) md.
Jessie Mackintosh (July 24, 1856-Dec. 30, 1890) of Cumberland.
They had 1 dau.
13-1 Jane Barbara b May 24, 1885-May 2, 1959
13-1 Jane Barbara Bell md. John McLean. They had 1 son & 1 dau.
14-1 George md. Helen Leedham
15-2 Jessie (Mrs. Earl Stevenson of Tatamagouche). After
the death of his wife, Jessie MacKintosh, George md. 2nd, Jessie
Watson of Brookfield on June 21, 1893. George died in 1922 and
his second wife died ----. George and both wives are buried in
the Pioneer Cemetery. George and Jessie Watson Bell had 3 sons &
8 daus.
16-3 Annie Laura b Apr. 11, 1894 died at 4 mos.
17-4 Florence Adelaide b Sept. 6, 1895
18-5 Bertha Clarke b Nov. 22, 1896
19-6 Ellen May b Mar. 15, 1898
20-7 Sarah Amelia b July 4, 1899
21-8 George Thompson b Apr. 14, 1901-1955
22-9 Clyde Watson b Aug. 31, 1902
23-10 Nina Ruth b Feb. 21, 1905
24-11 Henry William b Nov. 13, 1906 -
25-12 Edna Ervin b Feb. 10, 1908
26-13 Grace Mildred b Feb. 3, 1911
George also had an adopted son Ellis Johnson who was born July
24, 1892.
17-4 Florence Adelaide Bell md. Harrison Archibald. She is a
widow and lives in Glenmore.
19-6 Ellen May Bell md. Earle Dillman. They live in Middle
Musquodoboit.
18-5 Bertha Clarke md. Willard Ervin.
20-7 Sarah Amelia Bell md. John Scott. They live in Middle
Musquodoboit in South Section.
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21-8 George Thompson Bell.
22-9 Clyde Watson Bell lives in Chaswood.
23-10 Nina Ruth Bell md. Maurice McMuellin [possibly McMullin]cja
24-11 Henry William Bell
25-12 Edna Ervin Bell md. Russell Kaulback. She is buried in
Hillside Cemetery.
26-13 Grace Mildred Bell md. Hiram Clark. They live in Middle
Musquodoboit.
3-2 Isaac Bell (2nd son of George Bell) md. Louisa Henderson,
dau. of John Henderson J. She died Feb. 22, 1858 age 28 yrs.
They had 2 sons.
27-1 Robert
28-2 Fred - no record
27-1 Robert Bell (1st son of Isaac & Louisa Henderson Bell) md.
Emma Taylor, dau. of Robert S. & Esther Wilson Taylor). They had
1 son and 1 dau.
29-1 Roy
30-2 Etta died in 1920
Robert and his wife are buried in Kamloops, B.C. Isaac Bell md.
2nd Sarah Annand. No issue. Sarah d June 21, 1904 age 72 yrs.
Isaac and both wives are buried in the Pioneer Cemetery.
4-3 John Bell (3rd son of George Bell) md. Elizabeth Ervin, dau.
of Robert Sr. and Mary Henderson Ervin). They had 2 sons.
31-1 Alexander Daniel
32-2 John - no record
31-1 Alexander Daniel Bell (1st son of John & Elizabeth Ervin
Bell) md. Anne Goodwin. They had 1 son & 1 dau.
33-1 Elizabeth Jane. b 1882
34-2 John Angus b 1884
John Bell's wife Elizabeth Ervin died Oct. 15, 1863 age 50 yrs.
She is buried in Hillside Cemetery.
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John Bell md. 2nd Ellen Leck. No issue. He died in 1890 age 73
yrs. His second wife died Feb. 18, 1899 age 83 yrs. They are
both buried in Hillside Cemetery.
5-4 William Bell (4th son of George Bell) md. Mary A. Waller. He
spent most of his life in Truro. They had 2 sons & 1 dau.
1. John of Brookfield
2. Mary (Mrs. McMillan of Truro)
3. George W. d June 18, 1854 age 10 mos.
Mary, William's wife, died Feb. 3, 1858 age 36 yrs. and is buried
in the Pioneer Cemetery, George W. is also buried there.
6-5 Mattie Bell (only dau. of George Bell) md. Thomas Johnson of
Coldstream. They had 3 sons & 1 dau.
35-1 George (only name I have recorded).
James Benvie
1. James Benvie was a native of Scotland, where he spent his
earlier years. He was a soldier in the British army and he came
to Nova Scotia with his regiment. At the expiration of his term
of service he located in the Musquodoboit Valley where he served
as captain of Militia and also as a justice of peace. He was a
man of considerable education. Some of his writings are still in
existence, having the appearance of copper plate engravings. He
operated a good farm in the section mentioned above for many
years.
He had a son Andrew who was born in Musquodoboit.
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