FUNERAL CARD FOR ANNIE,INFO FROM GRANDAUGHTER. ANNIES MOTHER WAS MARY Ellen

GALLAGER WHO MARRIED A SECOND TIME AND WAS LIVING NEAR COHASSETT WHEN ANNIE
WAS MARRIED. MARY ELLENS MOTHER WAS ELLEN MARY VON?Vaughn?

The 1901 census gives his birth as Oct 24, 1889, but his
death certificate gives 1890 and is likely more accurate. He was a labourer
in 1948 in Hopewell Cape, Albert Co., N.B. He died on May 5 1948 in Hopewell
Cape, Albert Co., N.B. He committed suicide near his home at the age of 57y
6m 11d after a months illness. He was buried on May 9 1948 in Lower Cape,
Albert Co., N.B.
Census 1891 Hopewell 1, house 046: age 1, residing with family.
Census 1901 Hopewell: age 11, birth 24 Oct 1889 in NB, English origin,
Baptist; living with family.

She resided at in 1913 in Saint John, N.B.
Census 1901 Hopewell: age 9, birth 4 June 1891 in NB, English origin,
Baptist; living with family.

They were married by Wellington Carrif at his home , 302 Princess St., Saint
John. Witnesses were the bride's mother and grandmother, Mrs. Joseph
(Eleanor) Dickson of Hampton and Elizabeth Brewster of Saint John, N.B.
At the time of his marriage in 1913, he was working in Saint John, N.B. as a labourer. He was Presbyterian. Anna Louise Dickson and Murdock Lamb had no known children.

Died at the hospital of tuberculosis of the lungs at the age of 30y 3m 26d. and had
been there 8 years 5 months, according to the death certificate, but her
home residence was still listed as Hopewell. She was buried on Mar 28 1925
in Hopewell Cape, Albert Co., N.B. She was unmarried.

Census 1901 Hopewell: age 7, birth 20 Nov 1893 in NB,
English origin; residing with family.

Clyde had 2 sons (one died, no children and one living- had 1 daughter) and 4 daughters.

Clyde Robert Dickson and Florence Annie Terry had no known children.

Donald Leonard Dickson and Dorothy Hazelwood had no children.

Helen has a son and 3 daughters.

Have children but details not known.

Census 1851 Hopewell: age 11, living with family.
Census 1861 Hopewell: as Joseph Brewster, age 22, born NB, farm labourer,
Baptist.
Census 1871 Hopewell: age 30, living with parents, born NB, Baptist, English
origin, farmer.
Census 1881 Hopewell: age 40, living with widowed mother, born NB, Baptist,
English decent, farmer.
Census 1891 Hopewell 1, house 046: age 51, living with wife Eleanor, son
Alexander and widowed mother, born NB, both parents born NB, Baptist,
farmer.
Census 1901 Hopewell: age 61, birth 3 Oct 1839 in NB, English origin,
Baptist, farmer, living with wife Eleanor and 4 children.

A notice in the Maple Leaf on 22 August 1889 read: Whereas my wife, Elenor
Jane Dickson, has left my bed and board without provocation, I hereby forbid
any person giving her credit on my account, as I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her. (sgd) Joseph B. Dickson, Hopewell Cape (Albert
Co.) Aug 19.
However, this seems to have been overcome by the time of the 1891 census.

She resided at in 2002 in Hopewell Cape,
Albert Co., N.B.

He resided at in 2002 in Woodstock, Carlton Co., N.B. Richard has 5 daughters.

He was married to Gertrude Kathryn Wood on Nov 5 1949 in Fosterville, N.B. They were married in the Green Mountain Church. Richard Rankine Dickson and Gertrude Kathryn Wood had no known children.

Ronald Kenneth Dickson and Dorothy Scanlon had no known children.

She resided at in 2001 in Ontario. Sylvia May Dickson and Harold Willett had no known
children.

Fell through the ice while skating.

Alive in 2007 living in Glastonbury, Connecticut, USA

Died during "haying" so it was probably in August 1856.
They story passed down is that the died in hot weather after drinking cold
water so it was probably from a heart attack.

I asked my grandmother about the story again yesterday (2002). She told me
that Elizabeth Bubar was engaged in 1838 to a man she thought had the
last name of Smith. He was the one who left her at the alter. She was
pregant with Zechariah at the time.