August 2014 has been a very busy month for me with very little transcription done of the Blake wills. As always it is a busy gardening time and we uprooted a crab apple tree that we have wanted to take out for a few years. It is always hard for me to remove a tree - they live a long time and in their lifetime see so very much. This tree doesn't have quite such a long history only 35 years but still it was sad watching it come down. Helping to be the remover of its being. I simply love trees. They are one of the many gifts God gave to us. We still have two large trees and they will prosper from the loss of this one using up the ground water. In all we have removed six trees over time from our property. Six trees that we actually put in. But now we have another three trees behind us which the City planted and they are spreading out and covering the end of our property (we back on a main road). Our yard is becoming quite dark by mid afternoon with all the tree cover around us on both sides so this one little crab apple tree will not be missed. I have made jelly and juice from the fruit of that crab apple tree and it was the sweetest crab apple product I ever tasted. The bees likely crossed the apple tree next door with the crab apple so that the fruit was just a little bigger and sweeter than it would have been.
But I digress. This next week will be my week to return to Cornwall trees and hopefully I will manage to get something up this time. It will take me a day or so to get back into momentum with this Blake line. My find yesterday in the Pipe Rolls makes my look back in Cornwall ever the more interesting because this too is an old Blake line. Are they all descendant of the le Blak family of Rouen, Normandy? Did they choose the name spontaneously because of the actual word Blak which has the meaning of fair from the French Gaelic or dark from the Old English. My own line was somewhat fair as my grandfather had grey/blue eyes and he used to comment that his sisters were fair haired and blue eyed. I am the only one of my siblings with a blue eye ring but my eyes would be called hazel rather than green or gray, there is some brown in my eyes.
My other grandfather also had grey eyes but the hair colouring was definitely quite dark. Learning lately from Britains DNA that the predominant eye colour in the British Isles is blue was something I didn't know before. Tempting to test my brother for blue eye colour and I may do that in a bit. Testing at two or three different companies is quite interesting (I have tested our yDNA at FT DNA, National Genographic and Britains DNA; our mtDNA at FT DNA, National Genographic, Britains DNA and Sorenson and our atDNA at FT DNA, National Genographic, Britains DNA and hopefully we will be able to test at Ancestry through my cousin. That is to come and I am quite excited as ancestry has a huge database. Once they open their testing to Canada I shall get my brother to test there as well. We have an amazing number of matches with people in the USA but only one ancestral line here in the Western Hempshere on our direct line - my mother, her father and his mother. I can on occasion be helpful to people looking for their ancestral location when they match me on particular lines where I have traced down all the children back in the 1700s.
Back to the New Brunswick 1921 census and I will complete that tomorrow. I want to then group the families into another couple of blogs and see what I have learned about the descendants of Captain John Blake. I then need to have a look at the OPRs for Scotland where this family is said to be ancestral to and investigate the couple of baptisms there in the right time frame. It would not be that unusual for descendants of the Blake family of Somerset to disappear into Scotland after the Glorious Restoration of King Charles II to the throne of England. They would certainly not have been very favoured given the role they played during the days of Cromwell.
This month has flown by quickly but the long dark days of winter will soon give me more time to work on my genealogy. I have promised to give a talk on one name studies after Christmas to the Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society. This will be the very last one as I really do not want to take the time to work on these talks. It is valuable time to my studies. But it is also nice to explain the idea of one name studies and it does encourage me to look at the larger picture of what I am doing and even make changes in my approach on occasion.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
City of Ottawa Archives - BIFHSGO section
My husband had a meeting at the City of Ottawa Archives today so I tagged along to have a look at the BIFHSGO and OGS collections of British material.
I never noticed the Pipe Rolls for Hampshire in their library before so spent my entire time with those particular items and interestingly enough all the Pipe Rolls for Winchester Bishopric have been digitized at the Hampshire Record Office in Winchester from 1208 to 1710. If I ever get to Winchester I shall spend some time with that set of documents.
The Pipe Roll of the Bishopric of Winchester 1301 - 2 (Hampshire Record Series Volume 14) (ISBN: 1859751083 / 1-85975-108-3)
The Pipe Roll of the Bishopric of Winchester 1409-10
Mark Page (editor)
Published by Hampshire County Council, Winchester, first edition, "Hampshire Record" series, volume XVI, 1999
ISBN 10: 1859752845 / ISBN 13: 9781859752845
Both of these books are held by the BIFHSGO library at the City of Ottawa Archives.
There has been a little discussion on the origin of the Blake Surname recently with another member of the Guild. I have steered away from Niger as having been a possible earlier spelling of Blake and the Pipe Rolls for 1301-2 had a rather interesting entry at Wargrave. In the paragraph under Prequisities there is a Hamo Niger listed and a John Blak listed. Found it rather interesting and the Pipe Rolls gives the modern name for Niger as Black. I have pretty much thought that way from the time that I took this study up and this does help me along that path.
I am though starting to rethink my thought that Blake might be a characteristic surname. Not leaving it entirely but giving it more thought. In 1301 there were already seven different men with the Blak/le Blak surname listed in the Bishopric of Winchester Pipe Rolls. In 1274 there was a Richard le Blak at Rouen, Normandy requesting permission to set up a market in England. Alice la Blak is a daughter of Richard at Wargrave Berkshire. Is John a son of Richard? Is Laurence a son of Richard? Is Hamo a son of Richard/brother of Richard? Walter is a son of Hamo. Is William a son of Richard?
However, we still do have the several different haplogroups for Blake in the yDNA study and they are quite different including several different I haplogroups and several different R haplogroups both R1a and R1b.
Place Surname Forename Date
Wargrave Blak John 1301-2
Havant Blak Laurence 1301-2
Wargrave Blak, la Alice 1301-2 (daughter of Richard le Blak)
Wargrave Blak, le Richard 1301-2
Merdon Blak, le Thomas 1301-2
Waltham St Lawrence Blak Hamo 1301-2
Waltham St Lawrence Blak Walter 1301-2 (son of Hamo Blak)
Staplegrove Blake, le William 1301-2
Bishops Sutton Blake Emma 1409-10
Holway Blake John 1409-10
Soke Blake William 1409-10
Wargrave is a hundred in Berkshire at this time period and includes the parishes of Waltham St Lawrence, Warfield and Wargrave. It is 35 miles NE of Andover just to place it into the context of the Blake family at Andover.
Havant is near Portsmouth and so 33 miles SE of Andover.
Merdon included the present parish of Hursley. Hursley is slightly south west of Winchester and 14 miles SSE of Andover.
Staplegrove remains somewhat of a mystery as one tends to think of Somersetshire with this village name.
Bishops Sutton is to the east of Winchester and 18 miles ESE of Andover.
Holway is again a Somersetshire name.
Soke is a mystery.
Nevertheless, exciting finding so many different Blak/le Blak/Blake names in 1301-2 in Hampshire.
Looking at the Calender of Patent Rolls in this time period:
1305 3 20 Westminster le Blake Henry Dorsetshire
1305 3 20 Westminster le Blak Robert Dorsetshire
1315 7 12 Westminster le Blake John Berkshire
1323 7 24 Faxfleet le Blak Simon Hampshire
1340 9 18 Andover le Blake John Berkshire
1340 9 18 Andover le Blake Roger Berkshire
1343 5 16 Westminster Blake Robert Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster la Blake Alice Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster le Blake Walter Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster le Blake Henry Hampshire
1355 11 12 Woodstock Blake Adam Wiltshire
1357 10 21 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1365 10 18 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1386 1 28 Westminster Blake John Wiltshire
1386 2 12 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1389 9 15 Clarendon Manor Blake John Hampshire
1392 7 20 Windsor Blake Thomas Hampshire
1394 2 12 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1402 10 13 Westminster Blake Andrew Hampshire
1405 5 22 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1421 4 24 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1452 6 16 Westminster Blake George Hampshire
The Blake Pedigree Chart at the Swindon and Wiltshire Record Office has the son of Richard Blague/Blaake as Henry Blague / Blaake married to Elizabeth Dorrant (daughter of Edward Dorrant). The only time frame at the beginning of the chart is the notation that events occurred during the reigns of Edward I and Edward II (1272-1307 and 1307-1327). The deeding of a property in Essex also mentioned took place in 1302. However it wasn't Richard Blague/Blaake who deeded that property it was Roger le Blake of Madebrook, Herefordshire. A small error in reality but it does leave one to wonder if Roger and Richard were related and the story simply went a bit astray through the years! There is a Roger Blake in Berkshire in 1340 mentioned in the Calendar of Patent Rolls.
I keep remembering that the Roman Legion could move from Devon to London in just over a day's forced march so what could a man on horseback do? The fields of England could be and likely were easily traversed on horseback.
I never noticed the Pipe Rolls for Hampshire in their library before so spent my entire time with those particular items and interestingly enough all the Pipe Rolls for Winchester Bishopric have been digitized at the Hampshire Record Office in Winchester from 1208 to 1710. If I ever get to Winchester I shall spend some time with that set of documents.
The Pipe Roll of the Bishopric of Winchester 1301 - 2 (Hampshire Record Series Volume 14) (ISBN: 1859751083 / 1-85975-108-3)
The Pipe Roll of the Bishopric of Winchester 1409-10
Mark Page (editor)
Published by Hampshire County Council, Winchester, first edition, "Hampshire Record" series, volume XVI, 1999
ISBN 10: 1859752845 / ISBN 13: 9781859752845
Both of these books are held by the BIFHSGO library at the City of Ottawa Archives.
There has been a little discussion on the origin of the Blake Surname recently with another member of the Guild. I have steered away from Niger as having been a possible earlier spelling of Blake and the Pipe Rolls for 1301-2 had a rather interesting entry at Wargrave. In the paragraph under Prequisities there is a Hamo Niger listed and a John Blak listed. Found it rather interesting and the Pipe Rolls gives the modern name for Niger as Black. I have pretty much thought that way from the time that I took this study up and this does help me along that path.
I am though starting to rethink my thought that Blake might be a characteristic surname. Not leaving it entirely but giving it more thought. In 1301 there were already seven different men with the Blak/le Blak surname listed in the Bishopric of Winchester Pipe Rolls. In 1274 there was a Richard le Blak at Rouen, Normandy requesting permission to set up a market in England. Alice la Blak is a daughter of Richard at Wargrave Berkshire. Is John a son of Richard? Is Laurence a son of Richard? Is Hamo a son of Richard/brother of Richard? Walter is a son of Hamo. Is William a son of Richard?
However, we still do have the several different haplogroups for Blake in the yDNA study and they are quite different including several different I haplogroups and several different R haplogroups both R1a and R1b.
Place Surname Forename Date
Wargrave Blak John 1301-2
Havant Blak Laurence 1301-2
Wargrave Blak, la Alice 1301-2 (daughter of Richard le Blak)
Wargrave Blak, le Richard 1301-2
Merdon Blak, le Thomas 1301-2
Waltham St Lawrence Blak Hamo 1301-2
Waltham St Lawrence Blak Walter 1301-2 (son of Hamo Blak)
Staplegrove Blake, le William 1301-2
Bishops Sutton Blake Emma 1409-10
Holway Blake John 1409-10
Soke Blake William 1409-10
Wargrave is a hundred in Berkshire at this time period and includes the parishes of Waltham St Lawrence, Warfield and Wargrave. It is 35 miles NE of Andover just to place it into the context of the Blake family at Andover.
Havant is near Portsmouth and so 33 miles SE of Andover.
Merdon included the present parish of Hursley. Hursley is slightly south west of Winchester and 14 miles SSE of Andover.
Staplegrove remains somewhat of a mystery as one tends to think of Somersetshire with this village name.
Bishops Sutton is to the east of Winchester and 18 miles ESE of Andover.
Holway is again a Somersetshire name.
Soke is a mystery.
Nevertheless, exciting finding so many different Blak/le Blak/Blake names in 1301-2 in Hampshire.
Looking at the Calender of Patent Rolls in this time period:
1305 3 20 Westminster le Blake Henry Dorsetshire
1305 3 20 Westminster le Blak Robert Dorsetshire
1315 7 12 Westminster le Blake John Berkshire
1323 7 24 Faxfleet le Blak Simon Hampshire
1340 9 18 Andover le Blake John Berkshire
1340 9 18 Andover le Blake Roger Berkshire
1343 5 16 Westminster Blake Robert Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster la Blake Alice Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster le Blake Walter Hampshire
1352 11 26 Westminster le Blake Henry Hampshire
1355 11 12 Woodstock Blake Adam Wiltshire
1357 10 21 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1365 10 18 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1386 1 28 Westminster Blake John Wiltshire
1386 2 12 Westminster Blake Robert Wiltshire
1389 9 15 Clarendon Manor Blake John Hampshire
1392 7 20 Windsor Blake Thomas Hampshire
1394 2 12 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1402 10 13 Westminster Blake Andrew Hampshire
1405 5 22 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1421 4 24 Westminster Blake John Hampshire
1452 6 16 Westminster Blake George Hampshire
The Blake Pedigree Chart at the Swindon and Wiltshire Record Office has the son of Richard Blague/Blaake as Henry Blague / Blaake married to Elizabeth Dorrant (daughter of Edward Dorrant). The only time frame at the beginning of the chart is the notation that events occurred during the reigns of Edward I and Edward II (1272-1307 and 1307-1327). The deeding of a property in Essex also mentioned took place in 1302. However it wasn't Richard Blague/Blaake who deeded that property it was Roger le Blake of Madebrook, Herefordshire. A small error in reality but it does leave one to wonder if Roger and Richard were related and the story simply went a bit astray through the years! There is a Roger Blake in Berkshire in 1340 mentioned in the Calendar of Patent Rolls.
I keep remembering that the Roman Legion could move from Devon to London in just over a day's forced march so what could a man on horseback do? The fields of England could be and likely were easily traversed on horseback.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Census 1891-1921 for Blake in New Brunswick
You might wonder why I am not consistent in the naming of these blogs for the Blake census in New Brunswick. A few years back my blog was put into a remedial state whilst it was checked to make sure it was a human running it. I had titles that were too similar so now I am careful to vary the title that I use for similar blogs! I couldn't access my blog for about one week. Mind you it is good to know that such tools are used against spam!
Today we are missing a barbeque were were going to attend because I can not hear. Normally I can but I want to have my hearing tested and hence I must have any wax removed from my ears and I didn't realize when I started to put the drops in that I would end up being almost stone deaf. It is gradually clearing but today I can still only hear if one talks loudly to me. I would be a loss at a party; not able to understand anything that was being said to me or to listen to anyone else talking in general. Hence, we gave our pardons for not attending. It was for the local DNA group so am sorry to miss it. We have missed so many meetings as life has just become too busy and complicated for us. Hardly a week goes by that we are not doing something and most often two or three things. Where did those quiet weeks go of a couple of years ago.
1891 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Moncton, Westmorland
Robert C Blake, head, 66 NB, NB, NB
Sarah Blake, wife, 63 NB, NB, NB
Penina Blake, daughter, 19 NB, NB, NB
Samuel Blake, son, 27 NB, NB, NB
Lillie Blake, daughter in law, 25 NB, NB, NB
Alexander Blake, head, 63 NB, England, England
Sophia Blake, wife, 45 NB, NB, NB
Hattie Blake, daughter, 10 NB, NB, NB
Annie Blake, daughter, 6 NB, NB, NB
Ernest Blake, son, 2 NB, NB, NB
Nina Blake, lodger, 19 NB, NB, NB
Anna Blake, head, 30 NB, Quebec, Quebec
Laura Blake, daughter, 9 NB, NB, NB
Maggie Blake, daughter, 7 NB, NB, NB
William Blake, son, 6 NB, NB, NB
Mary Blake, domestic, 18 NB, NB, NB (living with the Jamieson family)
Sarah Blake, domestic, 17 NB, NB, NB (living with the Sumner family)
Ronena Blake, lodger, 8 NB, NB, NB (living with the Stewart family next door to Robert C Blake)
Annie R Blake, lodger, 5 NB, NB, NB (living with the Stewart family next door to Robert C Blake)
Thomas Blake, head, 73 Ireland, Ireland, Ireland
Bridgit Blake, wife, 68 Ireland, Ireland, Ireland
Woodstock, Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 63 NB, NB, NB
Nancy Trewin [Blake?], daughter?, 62 NB, England, England
Hillsborough, Alert
James Blake, head, 53 NB, NB, NB
Elizabeth Blake, wife, 52 NB, NB, Scotland
James O Blake, son, 17 NB, NB, NB
Lillian May Blake, daughter, 11 NB, NB, NB
Samuel Blake, head, 31 NB, NB, NB
Annie Bell Blake, wife, 30 NB, NB, NB
William Blake, head, 42 NB, NB, NB
Emma Blake, wife, 41 NB, NB, NB
Watson Blake, son, 19 NB, NB, NB
Maurice Blake, son, 17 NB, NB, NB
George Blake, son, 15 NB, NB, NB
John Blake, son, 13 NB, NB, NB
James Blake, son, 10 NB, NB, NB
Frank Blake, son, 7 NB, NB, NB
Martha Blake, daughter, 2 NB, NB, NB
James Blake 2nd, head, 37 NB, NB, Scotland
Jane Blake, wife, 31 NB, NB, Ireland
Ethelwin Blake, daughter, 8 NB, NB, NB
Ada B Blake, daughter, 4 NB, NB, NB
Mary L Blake, daughter, 1 NB, NB, NB
Charles W Blake, lodger, 24 NB, NB, NB (living with Shaw family)
Benjamin F Blake, lodger, 22 NB, NB, NB (living with Shaw family)
Fredericton Kings Ward, York
George Blake, head, 50 NB, NB, NB
Susan Blake, wife, 49 NB, NB, NB
Portland Victoria Ward, Saint John
George Blake, head, 48 NB, Ireland, Ireland
Catharine Blake, wife, 46 NB, NB, NB
George F Blake, son, 14 NB, NB, NB
Harry Blake, son, 3 NB, NB, NB
Maria Blake, daughter, 2 NB, NB, NB
Edward Blake, head, 37 NB, Ireland, Ireland
Catharine Blake, wife, 30 NB, Ireland, Ireland
Durham, Restigouche
William Blake, head, 45 England, England, England
Margaret Blake, wife, 45 NB, Scotland, Scotland
Emily Blake, daughter, 18 NB, England, NB
James Blake, son, 16 NB, England, NB
Caroline M Blake, daughter, 12 NB, England, NB
Christina Jane Blake, daughter, 10 NB, England, NB
Harriet Ellin Blake, daughter, 7 NB, England, NB
Wilfred Blake, son, 3 NB, England, NB
Peter Steward, father in law, 84 Scotland, Scotland, Scotland
Peter Junior Steward, brother in law, 51 NB, Scotland, Scotland
Dalhousie, Restigouche
Alfred Blake, head, 41 Ireland, Ireland, Ireland
Catherine Blake, wife, 41, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec
Catherine Blake, daughter, 17 NB, Ireland, Quebec
Eva Blake, daughter, 14 NB, Ireland, Quebec
Louisa Blake, daughter, 12 NB, Ireland, Quebec
Amelia Blake, daughter, 6 NB, Ireland, Quebec
Jane Blake, daughter, 4 NB, Ireland, Quebec
Lancaster, Saint John
John Blake, head, 42 NB, NS, NB
Sarah C Blake, wife, 39 NB, NB, NS
Mildred Blake, daughter, 7 NB, NB, NB
Chatham, Northumberland
Dudley Blake, head, 40 NB, NB, NB
Ann Blake, wife, 38 NB, NB, NB
Mary G Blake, daughter, 14 NB, NB, NB
James F Blake, son, 12 NB, NB, NB
Robert E Blake, son, 9 NB, NB, NB
William E Blake, son, 7 NB, NB, NB
John E Blake, son, 5 NB, NB, NB
Margaret A Blake, daughter, 3 NB, NB, NB
Albert V Blake, son, 1/12 NB, NB, NB
John Blake, head, 50 NB, NB, Scotland
Ellenar Blake, wife, 45 PEI, Ireland, PEI
Alexander Blake, son, 24 NB, NB, PEI
Ida Blake, daughter, 17 NB, NB, PEI
Cecil Blake, son, 12 NB, NB, PEI
Richard Blake, head, 65 England, England, England
Ann Blake, wife, 75 England, England, England
Woodstock Queens Ward, Carleton
William T Blake, head, 39 NB, NB, NB
Edith J Blake, wife, 26 NS, NS, NS
Mabel H Blake, daughter, 6 NB, NB, NS
Liddie R Blake, daughter, 3 NB, NB, NS
Queen Ward, Saint John City
Jane Blake, domestic, 37 NB, Ireland, Ireland (living with the Speer family)
Alnwick, Northumberland
John Blake, son?, 15 NB, NB, NB (living with the William B Ross family)
St Stephen, Charlotte
Mary Blake, lodger, 85 Ireland, Ireland, Ireland (living with the McConvey family)
Institutions, Albert
E____ce Blake, 17 NB
1901 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Woodstock Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 74 NB (English)
Cary L Marshal [Blake}, daughter, 25 NB (English) born 5 May 1876
John Blake, head, 63 NB (Scotch) born 24 Sep 1837
Ellen Blake, wife, 60 NB (Scotch) born 1 Feb 1841
Cecil Blake, son, 22 NB (Scotch) born 2 Nov 1878
William T Blake, head, 40 NB (English) born 8 May 1861
Edith I Blake, wife, 37 NS (English) born 3 Nov 1864
Mabell H Blake, daughter, 15 NB (English) born 11 March 1885
Lydia R Blake, daughter, 12 NB (English) born 21 March 1888
William T Blake, son, 11 NB (English) 21 Sept 1890
Jasper J Blake, son, 4 NB (English) 3 Oct 1896
Dorothy N Blake, daughter, 1/12 NB (English) 2 Feb 1901
Charles B Blake, brother, 35 NB (English) 9 Mar 1866
Chatham, Northumberland
John Blake, head, 63 NB (Scotch) born 24 Sep 1837
Ellen Blake, wife, 60 NB, (Scotch) born 1 Feb 1841
Cecil Blake, son, 22 NB (Scotch) born 2 Nov 1878
Dudley Blake, boarder, 55 NB (English) born ? (Living Pallen family (Ellen J born 18 Feb 1863))
Mary G Blake, housekeeper, 25 NB (Scotch) born 28 May 1875
Ernest Blake, servant, 16 NB (Scotch) born 1885 (living with Hay family)
Maggie Blake, adopted, 12 NB (Irish) born 3 June 1888 (living with the Maher family)
Hillsborough, Albert
Robert L Blake, head, 54 NB (Irish) born 1 Jun 1846
Amanda J Blake, wife, 59 NB (Irish) born 13 Jan 1842
Minnie A Blake, daughter, 22 NB (Irish) born 4 Jul 1878
William L Blake, head, 52 NB (English) born 19 Jan 1849
Emma Blake, wife, 50 NB (German) born 19 Mar 1851
George Blake, son, 25 NB (English) born 18 Jul 1875
James Blake, daughter, 19 NB (English) born 10 Apr 1881
Frank Blake, son, 17 NB (English) born 26 Aug 1883
Martha Blake, daughter, 12 NB (English) born 21 Apr 1888
James J Blake, head, 46 NB (English) born 8 Apr 1854
Jane Blake, wife, 41 NB (English) born 12 May 1859
Ethelwin Blake, daughter, 17 NB (English) born 5 Sep 1883
Blanche Blake, daughter, 14 NB (English) born 4 Aug 1886
Mary Blake, daughter, 11 NB (English) born 5 Aug 1889
Roy Blake, son, 7 NB (English) born 20 Jul 1893
Lloyd Blake, son, 5 NB (English) born 12 Aug 1895
Morris Blake, head, 28 NB (Irish) born 2 Jan 1873
Felicia Blake, wife, 30 NB (German) born 25 Mar 1871
Charles Blake, son, 2 NB (Irish) born 28 Nov 1898
Thomas Blake, son, 2/12 NB (Irish) born 20 Jan 1901
Harvey, Albert
Flora Blake, boarder, 7 NB (Scotch) born 3 Oct 1893 (living with Tingley family)
Victoria Ward Saint John City
George Blake, head, 48 NB (Irish) born 6 Oct 1852
Catherine Blake, wife, 48 NB (Irish) born 20 Jan 1853
Harry A Blake, son, 14 NB (Irish) born Feb 1886
Mary Blake, daughter, 12 NB (Irish) born 5 Sep 1888
Edward Blake, head, 45 NB (Irish) born 26 Jul 1855
Jane Blake, sister, 51 NB (Irish) born 20 Jun 1849
Moncton, Westmorland
William Blake, head, 30 NB (English) born 13 Oct 1870\
C Mary Blake, wife, 32 NB (English) born 1 Jun 1878
C Melvin Blake, son, 11 NB (English) born 14 Mar 1890
E Mary Blake, daughter, 8 NB (English) born 14 Mar 1893
Benjamin Blake, brother in law, 30 NB (English) born 16 May 1870
Joseph Perrigo, head, 59 NB (French) born 28 Dec 1841
Annie Perrigo, wife, 46 NB (Scotch) born 5 Apr 1854
Laura Blake, step daughter, 20 NB (English) born 28 Jan 1881
Maggie Blake, step daughter, 17 NB (English) born 3 Aug 1883
William Blake, step son, 16 NB (English) born 24 May 1884
Nancy Imhoff, mother in law, 82 NB (German) born 17 Jun 1818
Annie Blake, ad daughter, 15 NB (Scotch) born 12 Jun 1886? (living with Stuart family)
Alex Blake, head, 73 NB (English) born 24 Aug 1827
Sophia Blake, wife, 53 NB (English) born 24 May 1847
Ernest Blake, son, 12 NB (English) born 4 Feb 1889
Nina Blake, daughter, 10 NB (English) born 3 Sep 1890
Charles Blake, son, 8 NB (English) born 12 Jan 1893
Addington, Restigouche
Alfred J Blake, head, 50 I Jersey born 17 April 1850
Catherine Blake,wife, 52 Quebec born 7 Mar 1849
Catherine Blake, daughter, 26 NB (English) born 26 Jul 1874
Eva Blake, daughter, 24 NB (English) born 24 Dec 1876
Louise Blake, daughter, 22 NB (English) born 22 Jul 1878
Amelia Blake, daughter, 16 NB (English) born 6 Dec 1884
Alfred J Blake, son, 9 NB (English) born 10 Nov 1891
Durham, Restigouche
William Blake, head, 55 England (1868) born 12 Jan 1845
Margaret Blake, wife, 55 Scotland (1870) born 23 Dec 1845
James Blake, son, 26 NB (English) born 9 Aug 1874
Christina Blake, daughter, 20 NB (English) born 20 Mar 1881
Harriet E Blake, daughter 17 NB (English) born 11 Feb 1884
Wilfred Blake, son, 15 NB (English) born 5 Sep 1887
Peter F Stewart, brother in law, 41 NB (Scot) born 9 Aug 1859
Lorne, Victoria
Carrie Blake, lodger, 23 NB (English) born 8 Jul 1877 (living with Everitt family)
Alnwick, Northumberland
Henry Blake, boarder, 22 NB (Scotch) born 5 Decd 1878 (living with Savoie family)
Frederic Blake, servant, 20 NB (Scotch) born 20 May 1880 (living with Buchanan family)
Edgar Blake, adopted, 16 NB (Scotch) born 11 Mar 1885 (living with Buchanan family)
Albert Blake, adopted 10 NB (Scotch) born 16 Mar 1891 (living with Buchanan family)
Wesley Blake, lodger, 20 NB (Scotch) born 4 Mar 1880 (living with Morison family)
1911 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Sub District 21, Westmorland
Robert E Blake, grandfather, 86 NB, born Jun 1824, English (living with the James family)
Sarah Blake, grandmother, 83 NB, born Jan 18
29, English (living with the James family)
Moncton, Westmorland
R L Blake, head, 65 NB, born Jun 1846, Irish
Amanda Blake, wife, 69 NB, born Jan 1842, Irish
Harry Blakeney, grandson, 18 NB, Jul 1893, English
William Blake, head, 38 NB, born Oct 1872, English
Mary C Blake, wife, 40 NB, born Jun 1871, English
Melvin C Blake, son, 21 NB, born March 1890, English
Mary E Blake, daughter, 18 NB, born March 1893, English
William H Blake, son, 9 NB, born Jan 1902, English
Alice Jane W Rossetta, niece, 15 NB, born Jun 1896, English
Joseph Perrigo, head, 70 NB, born Feb 1841, Scotch
Anna Perrigo, wife, 55 NB, born Apr 1855, Scotch
Mary Blake, adopted daughter, 18 NB, born Sept 1892, Scotch
Lancaster Parish, Saint John City
Mary E Blake, patient, 66 NB, English
Hillsborough, Kings and Albert
William Blake, head, 62 NB, born Jan 1849, English
Emma Blake, wife, 60 NB, born Mar 1851, German
Martha Blake, daughter, 23 NB, born Apr 1888, English
Jane Blake, head, 52 NB, born May 1859, Irish
Ethel Blake, daughter, 25 NB, born Sep 1885, Irish
Mary Blake, daughter, 22 NB, born Aug 1888, Irish
Roy Blake, son, 18 NB, born Jul 1892, Irish
Floyd Blake, son, 16 NB, born Aug 1894, Irish
Maurice Blake, head, 38 NB, born Jan 1873, Irish
Mary Blake, wife, 40 NB, born Mar 1871, English
Charles Blake, son, 12 NB, born Nov 1898, Irish
Thomas Blake, son, 10 NB, born Jan 1901, Irish
Bessie Blake, daughter, 7 NB, born Sep 1903, Irish
Emma Blake, daughter, 2 NB, born Jul 1908, Irish
William Barbour, head, 50 NB, born Jul 1861, Irish
Lucy Barbour, wife, 38 NB, born Apr 1873, Irish
Emenine Barbour, mother, 80 NB, born May 1821, Irish
Annie Barbour, daughter, 11 NB, born Mar 1900, Irish
Liola Barbour, daughter, 7 NB, born Aug 1903, Irish
Russell Barbour, son, 3 NB, born Nov 1907, Irish
Flora Blake, step daughter, 18 NB, born Oct 1892, Scotch
Saint John City
Jane Blake, head, 60 NB, born Jun 1850, Irish
George Blake, head, 60 NB, born Jan 1851, Irish
Katherine Blake, wife, 56 NB, born Dec 1854, Irish
Henry Blake, son, 24 NB, born Feb 1887, Irish
Woodstock, Carleton
William Blake, head, 55 NB, born Jun 1865, English
Jennie Blake, wife, 50 NB, born Apr 1861, English
William Blake, son, 20 NB, born Dec 1890, English
Jasper Blake, son, 15 NB, born Jul 1895, English
Thelma Blake, daughter, 13 NB, born Feb 1898, English
Chatham, Northumberland
Fred Blake, head, 33 NB, born May 1878, Scotch
Minnie Blake, wife, 26 NB, born Jul 1884, Scotch
Mildred Blake, daughter, 6 NB, born Mar 1905, Scotch
Mona Blake, daughter, 5 NB, born Apr 1906, Scotch
Carrie Blake, daughter, 3 NB, born Oct 1907, Scotch
Dudley Blake, head, 62 NB, born Mar 1849 (Ligginville), English
Catherine Blake, wife, 53 NB, born Feb 1858 (Black Vine), Scotch
Annie Dick [Blake?], daughter, 20 NB, born May 1891 (Napan), Scotch
Eva Dick [Blake?], daughter, 17 NB, born Sept 1894 (Napan), Scotch
Roy Dick, son, 15 NB, born Nov 1896 (Napan), Scotch
John Dick, son, 13 NB, born Feb 1898 (Napan), Scotch
Alnwick (Sub District 4), Northumberland
Henry Blake, head, 21 NB, born Dec 1889, Irish
Beatrice Blake, wife, 21 NB, born May 1890, Irish
Robert/Albert Blake, son, 2 NB, born Oct 1909, Irish
Gertrude Blake, daughter, 3/12 NB, born March 1911, Irish
George E Savoy, brother in law, 11 NB, born Nov 1900, Irish
Durham, Restigouche
William Blake, head, 65 England, born Jan 1846, English
Nellie Blake, daughter, 37 NB, born Feb 1884, English
Wilfred Blake, son, 23 NB, born Sep 1887, English
Saint John, Saint John City
George Blake, head, 60 NB, born Jan 1851, Irish
Katherine Blake, wife, 56 NB, born Dec 1854, Irish
Henry Blake, son, 24 NB, born Feb 1887, Irish
Mary E Blake, domestic, 31 NS, born Feb 1880, English (living with Ruddock family)
Campbellton, Restigouche
Alfred Blake, head, 52 Jersey, born Nov 1848, English
Catherine Blake, wife, 63 Quebec, born Mar 1858, French
Fred Blake, son, 18 NB, born Nov 1893, French
Sub-District 7, York
Charles W Blake, head, 31 England, born Aug 1890
Emily Blake, mother, 71 England, born Feb 1840
Sub District 16, Charlotte
Walter Blake, son (of Minnie Morrall (perhaps Blake earlier), 20 USA, born Sep 1891 (emigrated in 1892), English
Manner-Sutton, York
Rose Blake, adopted daughter, 16 England, born Aug 1894 (living with the Robinson family)
1921 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Parish of Hillsboro, St John and Albert
R. L. Blake, head, 75 NB, NB, Scotland, Scotch
Amanda Blake, wife, 81 NB, NB, NB, English
William L Blake, head,75 NB, NB, PEI, English
Emma A Blake, wife, 70 NB, NB, NB, English
Harold E Blake, grandson, 9 NB, NB, NB, English
Jane Blake, head, 61 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Ethelwin J Blake, daughter, 36 NB, NB, NB, Scotch
Morris Blake, head, 48 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Felicia Blake, wife, 50 NB, NB, NB, Jersey
Thomas Blake, son, 20 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Emma Blake, daughter, 12 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Douglas Parish, York-Sunbury
Charles Blake, head, 41 NB, NB, NB, Scotch
Emily Blake, mother, 80 NB, NB, NB, English
Victoria Ward, St John City
George Blake, head, 62 NB, NB, NB, English
Katherine Blake, wife, 61 NB, Ireland, Ireland, Irish
Harry A B Blake, son, 32 NB, NB, NB, English
Loggieville, Northumberland
Cecil Blake, head, 43 NB, NB, PEI, English
Lisa Blake, wife, 34 NB, NB, USA, English
Dorothy Blake, daughter, 14 NB, NB, NB, English
Purdy Blake, son, 11 NB, NB, NB, English
Prince Ward, St John City
Frederick Blake, head, 40 NB, NB, NB, English
Mary Blake, wife, 35 NB, NB, NB, English
Mildred Blake, daughter, 16 NB, NB, NB, English
Mona Blake, daughter, 15 NB, NB, NB, English
Carrie Blake, daughter, 13 NB, NB, NB, English
Tabusintac, Northumberland
John Blake, head, 40 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Sadie Blake, wife, 35 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Warmen Blake, son, 7 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Emma Blake, daughter, 4 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Evelyn Blake, daughter 1, NB, NB, NB, Irish
David Savoy, head, 76 NB, NB, NB, French
Henry Savoy, son in law, 40 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
Beatrice Blake, daughter, 33 NS, NB, NB, Welsh
Albert Blake, nephew, 12 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
Myrtle Blake, niece, 10 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
Margarte Blake, niece, 8 Nb, NB, NB, Welsh
George Blake, son, 6 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
William Blake, son 4 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
Mina Blake, daughter 2 NB, NB, NB, Welsh
Durham, Restigouche
Wilfred Blake, head, 33 NB, England, NB, English
Alice Blake, wife, 31 NB, NB, NB, Scotch
William A Blake, son, 7 NB, NB, NB, English
Preston Blake, son, 5 NB, NB, NB, English
Stewart Blake, son, 7/12 NB, NB, NB, English
William Blake, father, 75, England, England, England, English
Woodstock, Victoria and Carleton
William Blake, head, 27 NB, NB, NS, English
Hope Blake, wife, 25 USA, USA, USA, Irish
Edith Blake, mother, 53, NB, NB, NB, Scotch
William Scollinson, brother in law, 27 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Lydia Scollinson, sister, 28 NB, NS, NS, English
Mable Blake, sister, 32 NB, NS, NS, English
Thelma Blake, sister, 20 NB, NS, NS, English
Moncton City, Westmorland
Chas S Blake, head, 28 NB, England, NB, English
E M Blake, wife, 23 England, England, England, English
D H Blake, son, 1 NB, NB, England, English
Martha Blake, lodger, 27 NB, NB, NB, English (living with Kirby family)
Jasper G Blake, head, 24 NB, NB, NB, English
Ina Blake, wife, 19 NB, NB, NB, English
Joseph Lodge, head, 70 NB, NB, NB, English
Marie Blake, adopted daughter, 26 NB, NB, NB, English
Town of Campbellton, Restigouche and Madawaska
John Berkley, head, 39 NB, Nb, NB, Irish
Margareta Berkley, daughter, 18 NB, Nb, NB, Irish
Wallace Berkley, son, 14 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Leo Berkley, son, 10 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Evelyn Berkley, daughter, 8 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Jeannie Berkley, wife, 25 NB, NB, NB, French
Henery B Blake, son, 3 NB, NB, NB, Scotch
Everett Gillis, head, 40 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Eva Gillis, wife, 43 NB, Jersey I, PQ, English
Adophers Gillis, son, 14 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Blake Gillis, son, 12 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Gertrude Gillis, daughter, 6 NB, NB, NB, Irish
Alfred Blake, father in law, 71 Jersey I, Jersey I, Jersey I, English
Victoria Ward, St John City, St John and Albert
Arel F Blake, head, 28 USA, USA, USA (1915), English
Elma L Blake, wife, 27 USA, USA, USA (1915), Irish
Marion Blake, daughter, 1, NB, USA, USA, English
Helen L West, domestic, 18, USA, England, USA (1905), English
Milltown Ward 1, Charlotte
Alice Blake, lodger, 55 England, England, England (1903), English (living with Sengar family)
Brooks Ward St John City, St John and Albert
Arthur Blake, boarder, 46 England, England, England (1903) (living with the Westwood family)
MIlltown, Charlotte
Elsie Blake, lodger, 34 England, England, England (1921), English (Brown Establishment)
Friday, August 22, 2014
Blake families of New Brunswick, Canada
I am pulling Blake members out of the New Brunswick censuses from 1861 to 1921 and this blog post is 1861 to 1881. It will likely undergo a lot of moving around of the various entries as my main interest at this moment is the Captain John Blake line. However, for future research I wanted to extract all Blake families. I know, my Blake line, that our line was relatively distinct in Canada with just two brothers coming in 1911 and 1913 respectively Henry and then Samuel George (my grandfather with my father Ernest Edward George). Those descendants are known to me and the antecedents. All of these other Blake lines in Canada are from other parts of the British Isles (and perhaps elsewhere). I have not yet begun to think in terms of Blake outside of the British Isles unless the spelling is Blake or Bleak[e].
The 1861 Census of Canada for New Brunswick
Alnwick, Northumberland
Ann Blake (Black), mother in law, 74 PEI (living at the Robert Loggie household)
William Blake, [head], 52 NB
Mary Blake, wife, 54 Wales
John B Blake, son, 28 NB
Grace L Blake, daughter, 21 NB
Maria Blake, daughter, 18 NB
James Vanad[e]stine, nephew, 9 NB
James Black, [head], 26 NB
Elizabeth Jane Black [Blake], wife, 24 NB
George Black [Blake], son, 4 NB
Samuel Black [Blake], son, 2 NB
Ann Black [Blake], daughter, 1 NB
Sarah Black [Blake], sister, 12 NB
Chatham, Northumberland
Robert Blake, head, 55 NB
Hariet Blake, wife, 50 NB
John Blake, son, 24 NB
Ezebella J Blake, daughter, 22 NB
Ellin Blake, daughter, 20 NB
Catherine H Blake, daughter, 18 NB
James Mc Blake, son, 17 NB
Robert D Blake, son, 15 NB
Dudley P Blake, son, 13 NB
Mary Ann Blake, daughter, 11 NB
Donald C Blake, son, 9 NB
Elizabeth J Blake, daughter, 6 NB
Hillsborough, Albert
Samuel Blake, Head, 44 NB
Eliza Blake, daughter, 17 NB
Robert L Blake, son, 15 NB
Martha Blake, daughter, 9 NB
James Blake, son, 7 NB
Robert C Blake, head, 36 NB
Sarah Blake, wife, 33 NB
Harriet Blake, daughter, 14 NB
Archibald Blake, son, 6 NB
Joseph C Blake, son, 3 NB
St Andrews, Charlotte
Mary Blake, daughter, 30 NB (daughter of Prudence Marsh?)
Elizabeth Blake, 5 NB
Fredericton, York
Margaret Blake, servant, 24 Irish
Manners-Sutton, York
William Blake, grandson, 6 NB (living at the David Scanlin household)
The 1871 Census of New Brunswick, Canada (Confederation was 1867)
Alnwick, Northumberland
William Blake, head, 62 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, wife, 64 England (Welsh)
John Blake, son 37 NB (Scotch)
Hariet Blake, daughter in law (?), 18 NB (English)
Sara Alice Blake, grand child (?), 2 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, grand child (?), 6/12 m NB (Scotch)
James Vanidestine, nephew (?), 18 NB (Dutch)
Allin Blake, ?, 9 NB (Scotch)
Elizabeth O'Brien, ?, 60 NB (Welsh)
Ellen Blake, ?, 15 NB (Scotch)
Hopewell, Albert
Samuel Blake, head, 55 NB (Scotch)
Rachael Blake, wife, 63 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 21 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, son, 16 NB (Scotch)
Hillsborough, Albert
Alexander J Blake, head, 43 NB (Irish)
Elizabeth Blake, wife, 50 NB (German)
W F Blake, son?, 17 USA (Irish)
Jane Blake, head, 35 NB (Irish)
Anna E Blake, daughter?, 13 NB (Irish)
Margery E Blake, daughter?, 11 NB (Irish)
Uriah S Blake, son? 9 NB (Irish)
Sarah J Blake, daughter?, 7 NB (Irish)
Charles P Blake, son?, 4 NB (Irish)
Benjamin Blake, son?, 2 NB (Irish)
George Blake, head, 30 NB (Irish)
Charlott Blake, wife, 30 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, son, 10 NB (Irish)
Catharine Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Alfred Blake, son, 4 NB (Irish)
Bessie Blake, daughter, 2 NB (Irish)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 3/12 NB (Irish)
James Blake, head, 34 NB (English)
Elizabeth J Blake, wife, 33 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 13 NB (English)
Samuel Blake, son, 11 NB (English)
Ann A Blake, daughter, 9 NB (English)
John A Blake, son, 7 NB (English)
Laura J Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
John M Blake, head, 32 NB (Irish)
Sarah J Blake, wife, 25 NB (Irish)
Douglas Blake, son, 5/12 NB (Irish)
Harriett Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
Robert L Blake, head, 24 NB (English)
Amanda J Blake, wife, 29 NB (English)
William Blake, head, 21 PEI (Scotch)
Emma Blake, wife, 20 NB (English)
Eliza Blake, ? 14, NB (English) (living with the Tayler family)
Robert L Blake, head, 24 NB (English)
Amanda J Blake, wife, 29 NB (English)
Lillian I Blake, daughter, 1/12 NB (English)
Moncton, Westmoreland
Robert C Blake, head, 46 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, wife, 43 NB (Scotch)
Archibald Blake, son, 16 NB (Scotch)
Joseph Crandall Blake, son, 14 NB (Scotch)
Samuel Blake, son, 9 NB (Scotch)
Jeneth Elene ONiel, ? 8 NB (Scotch)
Tom Blake, head, 50 Ireland
Bridget Blake, wife, 45 Ireland
Mary Blake, daughter, 15 Ireland
Ellen Blake, daughter, 12 Ireland
Bridget Blake, daughter, 9 Ireland
Woodstock, Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 43 NB (English)
William Blake, son?, 15 NB (English)
George Blake, son?, 11 NB (English)
James Blake, son?, 9 NB (English)
Brook Ward, St John
Priscilla Blake, wife, 28 NB (English)
Henry Blake, head, 30 NB (English)
John Blake, son, 8 NB (English)
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
Theadore Blake, son, 4 NB (English)
Andover, Victoria
Phebe Blake, head, 57 Ireland
Ann J Blake, daughter, 23 NB (Irish)
Phebe E Blake, daughter, 21 NB (Irish)
Mary Blake, daughter, 19 NB (Irish)
Kingsclear, York
William Blake, ?, 15 NB (Irish) (living with the Shapey family)
May Blake, ?, 13 NB (Irish) (living with the Shapey family)
Queen Ward, Saint John
John Blake, head, 70 Ireland
Bertha Blake, wife, 43 Scotland
Mary Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
John Blake, son, 7 NB (Irish)
Abraham Blake, son, 5 NB (Irish)
St Stephen, Charlotte
Richard Blake, head, 65 Ireland
Mary Blake, wife, 50 Ireland
Mary Blake,?, 50 Ireland (living with the Casey family)
Chatham, Northumberland
Richard Blake, head, 46 England
Ann Blake, wife, 50 England
Fredericton Kings Ward, York
Henry Blake, ?, 55 NB (Irish) (living with Fisher family)
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Hopewell, Albert
Samuel Blake, head, 64 NB (English)
Rachel Blake, wife, 72 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 32 NB (English)
James J Blake, son, 27 NB (English)
Annie E Blake, ?, 23 NB (English) (living with the Brown family)
Coverdale, Albert
William Blake, head, 30 NB (English)
Emma Blake, wife, 29 NB (German)
Watson Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
Maurice Blake, son, 8 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 6 NB (English)
John Blake, son, 3 NB (English)
Alnwick, Northumberland
John L Blake, head, 47 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, wife, 28 NB (English)
William Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
Mary L Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Scotch)
Susan Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Scotch)
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 4 NB (Scotch)
Henry Blake, son, 2 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, son, 7/12 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, father, 72 NB (Scotch)
Moncton, Westmoreland
R Charles Blake, head, 55 NB
Lora Blake, wife, 56 NB
Joseph Blake, son, 23 NB
Samuel Blake, son, 18 NB
Peninah Blake, daughter, 10 NB
Thomas Blake, head, 63 Ireland
Bridget Blake, wife, 60 Ireland
Bridget Blake, daughter, 20 NB (Irish)
Salisbury, Westmorland
William Blake, head, 27 USA (Scotch)
Anna Blake, wife, 26 NB (Scotch)
Laura Blake, daughter, 4/12 NB (Scotch)
Portland Ward 4, Saint John
Alexander J Blake, head, 53 NB (English)
Sophia E Blake, wife, 34 NB (Scotch)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
Esther Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
Hattie Blake, daughter, 4/12 NB (English)
George Blake, head, 31 NB (Irish)
Catherine A Blake, wife, 31 NB (Irish)
George Blake, son, 4 NB (Irish)
Edward Blake, head, 28 NB (Irish)
Catharine Blake, wife, 26 NB (Irish)
Margaret Blake, head, 70 Ireland
Woodstock, Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 48
William T Blake, son, 24
George S Blake, son, 22
James W Blake, son, 21
Hillsborough, Albert
James Blake, head, 44 NB (English)
E. J. Blake, wife, 44 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 24 NB (English)
Samuel Blake, son, 21 NB (English)
A. A. Blake, daughter, 19 NB (English)
J. A. Blake, son, 18 NB (English)
L. J. Blake, daughter, 11 NB (English)
M. R. Blake, daughter, 9 NB (English)
J. O. Blake, son, 7 NB (English)
L. May Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
J M Blake, head, 40 NB (English)
Sarah J Blake, wife, 35 NB (English)
J. H. Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
A. M. Blake, daughter, 8 NB (English)
E. J. Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
B. M. Blake, daughter, 4 NB (English)
L. A. Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
Robert Blake, head, 33 NB (Irish)
Amanda Blake, wife, 38 NB (Irish)
Ina L Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
Philena Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 3 NB (Irish)
Gilbert Milton, head, 46 NB (English)
Jane Milton, wife, 46 NB (English)
Eliza Blake, daughter, 24 NB (English)
Uriah Blake, son, 19 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 17 NB (English)
Charles Blake, son, 14 NB (English)
Benjamin Blake, son, 12 NB (English)
George Milton, son, 4 NB (English)
Alice Milton, daughter, 3 NB (English)
Chatham, Northumberland
John Blake, head, 43 NB (Scotch)
Eleanor Blake, wife, 37 PEI (Irish)
John A Blake, son, 14 NB (Scotch)
Cecil James Blake, son, 2 NB (Scotch)
Lily Blake, daughter, 12 NB (Scotch)
Ida Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Scotch)
Eleanor Blake, daughter,5 NB (Scotch)
Hariet Blake, mother, 70 Scotland
Walter McAllister, ?, 87 Scotland
Mary Blake, head, 35 NB (Irish)
Maggie Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Henrietta Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Irish)
Stanislaus Blake, son, 3 NB (Irish)
Dudley Blake, head, 32 NB (Irish)
Annie Blake, wife, 28 NB (Scotch)
James F Blake, son, 2 NB (Irish)
Mary G Blake, daughter, 5 NB (Irish)
Richard Blake, head, 61 England
Ann Blake, wife, 68 England
Prince Ward, St John City
Jane Blake, ?, 30 NB (Irish) (living in the Gilbert household)
Kingsclear, York
Mary A Blake, ?, 23 NB (French) (living with the Chassy family)
Duke Ward, Saint John City
Lydia Blake, head, 75 USA (African)
Wilson Blake, ?, 15 NB, African
Addington, Restigouche
Alfred J Blake, head, 31 Jersey
Catharine Blake, wife, 33 Quebec
Catharine Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Jersey)
Eva Blake, daughter, 4 NB (Jersey)
Louisa Blake, daughter, 2 NB (Jersey)
St Stephen, Charlotte
Richard Blake, head, 76 Ireland
Mary Blake, wife, 60, Ireland
Andover, Victoria
Pheobe Blake, ?, 75 Ireland (living with the Kennedy family)
Sussex, Kings
Bertha Blake, ?, 51 Scotland (living with the Hazen family)
The 1861 Census of Canada for New Brunswick
Alnwick, Northumberland
Ann Blake (Black), mother in law, 74 PEI (living at the Robert Loggie household)
William Blake, [head], 52 NB
Mary Blake, wife, 54 Wales
John B Blake, son, 28 NB
Grace L Blake, daughter, 21 NB
Maria Blake, daughter, 18 NB
James Vanad[e]stine, nephew, 9 NB
James Black, [head], 26 NB
Elizabeth Jane Black [Blake], wife, 24 NB
George Black [Blake], son, 4 NB
Samuel Black [Blake], son, 2 NB
Ann Black [Blake], daughter, 1 NB
Sarah Black [Blake], sister, 12 NB
Chatham, Northumberland
Robert Blake, head, 55 NB
Hariet Blake, wife, 50 NB
John Blake, son, 24 NB
Ezebella J Blake, daughter, 22 NB
Ellin Blake, daughter, 20 NB
Catherine H Blake, daughter, 18 NB
James Mc Blake, son, 17 NB
Robert D Blake, son, 15 NB
Dudley P Blake, son, 13 NB
Mary Ann Blake, daughter, 11 NB
Donald C Blake, son, 9 NB
Elizabeth J Blake, daughter, 6 NB
Hillsborough, Albert
Samuel Blake, Head, 44 NB
Eliza Blake, daughter, 17 NB
Robert L Blake, son, 15 NB
Martha Blake, daughter, 9 NB
James Blake, son, 7 NB
Robert C Blake, head, 36 NB
Sarah Blake, wife, 33 NB
Harriet Blake, daughter, 14 NB
Archibald Blake, son, 6 NB
Joseph C Blake, son, 3 NB
St Andrews, Charlotte
Mary Blake, daughter, 30 NB (daughter of Prudence Marsh?)
Elizabeth Blake, 5 NB
Fredericton, York
Margaret Blake, servant, 24 Irish
Manners-Sutton, York
William Blake, grandson, 6 NB (living at the David Scanlin household)
The 1871 Census of New Brunswick, Canada (Confederation was 1867)
Alnwick, Northumberland
William Blake, head, 62 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, wife, 64 England (Welsh)
John Blake, son 37 NB (Scotch)
Hariet Blake, daughter in law (?), 18 NB (English)
Sara Alice Blake, grand child (?), 2 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, grand child (?), 6/12 m NB (Scotch)
James Vanidestine, nephew (?), 18 NB (Dutch)
Allin Blake, ?, 9 NB (Scotch)
Elizabeth O'Brien, ?, 60 NB (Welsh)
Ellen Blake, ?, 15 NB (Scotch)
Hopewell, Albert
Samuel Blake, head, 55 NB (Scotch)
Rachael Blake, wife, 63 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 21 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, son, 16 NB (Scotch)
Hillsborough, Albert
Alexander J Blake, head, 43 NB (Irish)
Elizabeth Blake, wife, 50 NB (German)
W F Blake, son?, 17 USA (Irish)
Jane Blake, head, 35 NB (Irish)
Anna E Blake, daughter?, 13 NB (Irish)
Margery E Blake, daughter?, 11 NB (Irish)
Uriah S Blake, son? 9 NB (Irish)
Sarah J Blake, daughter?, 7 NB (Irish)
Charles P Blake, son?, 4 NB (Irish)
Benjamin Blake, son?, 2 NB (Irish)
George Blake, head, 30 NB (Irish)
Charlott Blake, wife, 30 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, son, 10 NB (Irish)
Catharine Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Alfred Blake, son, 4 NB (Irish)
Bessie Blake, daughter, 2 NB (Irish)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 3/12 NB (Irish)
James Blake, head, 34 NB (English)
Elizabeth J Blake, wife, 33 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 13 NB (English)
Samuel Blake, son, 11 NB (English)
Ann A Blake, daughter, 9 NB (English)
John A Blake, son, 7 NB (English)
Laura J Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
John M Blake, head, 32 NB (Irish)
Sarah J Blake, wife, 25 NB (Irish)
Douglas Blake, son, 5/12 NB (Irish)
Harriett Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
Robert L Blake, head, 24 NB (English)
Amanda J Blake, wife, 29 NB (English)
William Blake, head, 21 PEI (Scotch)
Emma Blake, wife, 20 NB (English)
Eliza Blake, ? 14, NB (English) (living with the Tayler family)
Robert L Blake, head, 24 NB (English)
Amanda J Blake, wife, 29 NB (English)
Lillian I Blake, daughter, 1/12 NB (English)
Moncton, Westmoreland
Robert C Blake, head, 46 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, wife, 43 NB (Scotch)
Archibald Blake, son, 16 NB (Scotch)
Joseph Crandall Blake, son, 14 NB (Scotch)
Samuel Blake, son, 9 NB (Scotch)
Jeneth Elene ONiel, ? 8 NB (Scotch)
Tom Blake, head, 50 Ireland
Bridget Blake, wife, 45 Ireland
Mary Blake, daughter, 15 Ireland
Ellen Blake, daughter, 12 Ireland
Bridget Blake, daughter, 9 Ireland
Woodstock, Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 43 NB (English)
William Blake, son?, 15 NB (English)
George Blake, son?, 11 NB (English)
James Blake, son?, 9 NB (English)
Brook Ward, St John
Priscilla Blake, wife, 28 NB (English)
Henry Blake, head, 30 NB (English)
John Blake, son, 8 NB (English)
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
Theadore Blake, son, 4 NB (English)
Andover, Victoria
Phebe Blake, head, 57 Ireland
Ann J Blake, daughter, 23 NB (Irish)
Phebe E Blake, daughter, 21 NB (Irish)
Mary Blake, daughter, 19 NB (Irish)
Kingsclear, York
William Blake, ?, 15 NB (Irish) (living with the Shapey family)
May Blake, ?, 13 NB (Irish) (living with the Shapey family)
Queen Ward, Saint John
John Blake, head, 70 Ireland
Bertha Blake, wife, 43 Scotland
Mary Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
John Blake, son, 7 NB (Irish)
Abraham Blake, son, 5 NB (Irish)
St Stephen, Charlotte
Richard Blake, head, 65 Ireland
Mary Blake, wife, 50 Ireland
Mary Blake,?, 50 Ireland (living with the Casey family)
Chatham, Northumberland
Richard Blake, head, 46 England
Ann Blake, wife, 50 England
Fredericton Kings Ward, York
Henry Blake, ?, 55 NB (Irish) (living with Fisher family)
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick
Hopewell, Albert
Samuel Blake, head, 64 NB (English)
Rachel Blake, wife, 72 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 32 NB (English)
James J Blake, son, 27 NB (English)
Annie E Blake, ?, 23 NB (English) (living with the Brown family)
Coverdale, Albert
William Blake, head, 30 NB (English)
Emma Blake, wife, 29 NB (German)
Watson Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
Maurice Blake, son, 8 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 6 NB (English)
John Blake, son, 3 NB (English)
Alnwick, Northumberland
John L Blake, head, 47 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, wife, 28 NB (English)
William Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
Mary L Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Scotch)
Susan Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Scotch)
Elizabeth Blake, daughter, 4 NB (Scotch)
Henry Blake, son, 2 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, son, 7/12 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, father, 72 NB (Scotch)
Moncton, Westmoreland
R Charles Blake, head, 55 NB
Lora Blake, wife, 56 NB
Joseph Blake, son, 23 NB
Samuel Blake, son, 18 NB
Peninah Blake, daughter, 10 NB
Thomas Blake, head, 63 Ireland
Bridget Blake, wife, 60 Ireland
Bridget Blake, daughter, 20 NB (Irish)
Salisbury, Westmorland
William Blake, head, 27 USA (Scotch)
Anna Blake, wife, 26 NB (Scotch)
Laura Blake, daughter, 4/12 NB (Scotch)
Portland Ward 4, Saint John
Alexander J Blake, head, 53 NB (English)
Sophia E Blake, wife, 34 NB (Scotch)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
Esther Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
Hattie Blake, daughter, 4/12 NB (English)
George Blake, head, 31 NB (Irish)
Catherine A Blake, wife, 31 NB (Irish)
George Blake, son, 4 NB (Irish)
Edward Blake, head, 28 NB (Irish)
Catharine Blake, wife, 26 NB (Irish)
Margaret Blake, head, 70 Ireland
Woodstock, Carleton
Mercy Blake, head, 48
William T Blake, son, 24
George S Blake, son, 22
James W Blake, son, 21
Hillsborough, Albert
James Blake, head, 44 NB (English)
E. J. Blake, wife, 44 NB (English)
George Blake, son, 24 NB (English)
Samuel Blake, son, 21 NB (English)
A. A. Blake, daughter, 19 NB (English)
J. A. Blake, son, 18 NB (English)
L. J. Blake, daughter, 11 NB (English)
M. R. Blake, daughter, 9 NB (English)
J. O. Blake, son, 7 NB (English)
L. May Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
J M Blake, head, 40 NB (English)
Sarah J Blake, wife, 35 NB (English)
J. H. Blake, son, 10 NB (English)
A. M. Blake, daughter, 8 NB (English)
E. J. Blake, daughter, 6 NB (English)
B. M. Blake, daughter, 4 NB (English)
L. A. Blake, daughter, 2 NB (English)
Robert Blake, head, 33 NB (Irish)
Amanda Blake, wife, 38 NB (Irish)
Ina L Blake, daughter, 9 NB (Irish)
Philena Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Minnie Blake, daughter, 3 NB (Irish)
Gilbert Milton, head, 46 NB (English)
Jane Milton, wife, 46 NB (English)
Eliza Blake, daughter, 24 NB (English)
Uriah Blake, son, 19 NB (English)
Sarah Blake, daughter, 17 NB (English)
Charles Blake, son, 14 NB (English)
Benjamin Blake, son, 12 NB (English)
George Milton, son, 4 NB (English)
Alice Milton, daughter, 3 NB (English)
Chatham, Northumberland
John Blake, head, 43 NB (Scotch)
Eleanor Blake, wife, 37 PEI (Irish)
John A Blake, son, 14 NB (Scotch)
Cecil James Blake, son, 2 NB (Scotch)
Lily Blake, daughter, 12 NB (Scotch)
Ida Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Scotch)
Eleanor Blake, daughter,5 NB (Scotch)
Hariet Blake, mother, 70 Scotland
Walter McAllister, ?, 87 Scotland
Mary Blake, head, 35 NB (Irish)
Maggie Blake, daughter, 8 NB (Irish)
Henrietta Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Irish)
Stanislaus Blake, son, 3 NB (Irish)
Dudley Blake, head, 32 NB (Irish)
Annie Blake, wife, 28 NB (Scotch)
James F Blake, son, 2 NB (Irish)
Mary G Blake, daughter, 5 NB (Irish)
Richard Blake, head, 61 England
Ann Blake, wife, 68 England
Prince Ward, St John City
Jane Blake, ?, 30 NB (Irish) (living in the Gilbert household)
Kingsclear, York
Mary A Blake, ?, 23 NB (French) (living with the Chassy family)
Duke Ward, Saint John City
Lydia Blake, head, 75 USA (African)
Wilson Blake, ?, 15 NB, African
Addington, Restigouche
Alfred J Blake, head, 31 Jersey
Catharine Blake, wife, 33 Quebec
Catharine Blake, daughter, 6 NB (Jersey)
Eva Blake, daughter, 4 NB (Jersey)
Louisa Blake, daughter, 2 NB (Jersey)
St Stephen, Charlotte
Richard Blake, head, 76 Ireland
Mary Blake, wife, 60, Ireland
Andover, Victoria
Pheobe Blake, ?, 75 Ireland (living with the Kennedy family)
Sussex, Kings
Bertha Blake, ?, 51 Scotland (living with the Hazen family)
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
The Companions of William the Conqueror
One of the small books that we purchased in France has an interesting plaque (William the Conqueror by Annie Fettu, OREP Editions, ISBN 978-2-912925-22-0 and the source: Archives departementales du Calvados - Photo Pascal Sellin). The names on the plaque follow in this blog post (the numbers denote where on the plaque the name occurs running down in five columns). Only 14 of the 425 names lack surnames. I sorted them into alphabetical order by surname for ease in reading through. I found the chart very interesting and was not surprised to see that there isn't a Blake/Blac mentioned. Many of the names are found in England today. I shall have to try and discover when this plaque was created and on what basis. The names follow below (those identified as participants in other documents are in bold and italic below Source: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compagnons_de_Guillaume_le_Conqu%C3%A9rant):
Number Forename Article Surname
277 Oure d' Addetot
426 Ruaud l' Adoube
266 Normand d' Adreci
45 Engenouf de l' Aigle
75 Geoffroi Albelin
32 Bernard d' Alençon
115 Guillaume Alis
354 Richer d' Andeli
17 Arnould d' André
216 Hugue l' Ane
116 Guillaume d' Angleville
205 Honfroi d' Ansleville
58 Gautier d' Appeville
117 Guillaume l' Archer
40 David d' Argentan
355 Robert d' Armentières
118 Guillaume d' Arques
267 Osberne d' Arques
399 Roger Arundel
398 Roger d' Aubernon
356 Robert d' Auberville
400 Roger D' Auberville
427 Seri d' Auberville
261 Néel d' Aubigni
119 Guillaume d' Audrieu
109 Goubert d' Aufai
357 Robert d' Aumale
120 Guillaume de ' Aune
281 Raoul d' Aunon
217 Hugue d' Avranches
280 Rahier d' Avre
282 Raoul Baignard
325 Renaud de Bailleul
76 Geoffroi Bainard
193 Guineboud de Balon
195 Hamelin de Balon
283 Raoul de Bans
284 Raoul de Bapaumes
358 Robert de Barbes
121 Guillaume Basset
285 Raoul Basset
336 Richard Basset
359 Robert le Bastard
50 Eude Evêque de Bayeux
218 Hugue de Beauchamp
124 Guillaume de Beaufou
286 Raoul de Beaufou
337 Richard de Beaumais
199 Henri de Beaumont
360 Robert de Beaumont
401 Roger de Beaumont
110 Goubert de Beauvais
77 Geoffroi du Bec
122 Guillaume Belet
287 Raoul de Bernai
219 Hugue de Bernières
202 Hervé le Bérruier
125 Guillaume Bertran
262 Néel de Berville
41 Dreu de la Beuvrière
338 Richard de Bienfaite
402 Roger Bigot
126 Guillaume de Biville
206 Honfroi de Biville
191 Guimond de Blangi
93 Gilbert le Blond
127 Guillaume le Blond
361 Robert le Blond
94 Gilbert de Blosbeville
288 Raoul Blouet
362 Robert Blouet
207 Honfroi de Bohon
220 Hugue du Bois-Hérbert
403 Roger Boissel
221 Hugue de Bolbec
339 Richard de Bondeville
128 Guillaume Bonvalet
129 Guillaume de Bosc
404 Roger de Bosc-Normand
130 Guillaume du Bosc-Roard
405 Roger de Bosc-Roard
289 Raoul Botin
55 Eustache Comte de Boulogne
222 Hugue Bourdet
363 Robert Bourdet
59 Gautier le Bourguignon
131 Guillaume de Bourneville
132 Guillaume de Brai
223 Hugue de Brebeuf
406 Roger de Breteuil
22 Auvrai le Breton
95 Gilbert de Bretteville
268 Osberne du Breuil
330 Renier de Brimou
133 Guillaume de Briouse
364 Robert de Brix
290 Raoul de la Bruière
365 Robert de Buci
96 Gilbert de Budi
407 Roger de Bulli
428 Serlon de Burci
47 Erneis de Buron
134 Guillaume de Bursigni
60 Gautier de Caen
258 Maurin de Caen
136 Guillaume de Cailli
137 Guillaume de Cairon
78 Geoffroi de Cambrai
135 Guillaume de Canaigres
138 Guillaume Cardon
139 Guillaume de Carnet
208 Honfroi de Carteret
257 Mauger de Carteret
408 Roger de Carteret
140 Guillaume de Castillon
141 Guillaume de Ceauce
49 Eude Comte de Champagne
366 Robert de Chandos
409 Roger de Chandos
291 Raoul de Chartres
6 Anquetil de Cherbourg
430 Sigan de Cioches
61 Gautier de Claville
142 Guillaume la Cleve
104 Gonfroi de Cloches
97 Gilbert de Colleville
143 Guillaume de Colleville
331 Renouf de Colombelles
27 Beaudoin de Colombières
292 Raoul de Colombières
293 Raoul de Conteville
367 Robert Corbet
410 Roger Corbet
144 Guillaume Corbon
224 Hugue de Corbon
10 Ansfroi de Cormeilles
106 Goscelin de Cormeilles
20 Aubri de Couci
411 Roger de Courcelles
340 Richard de Courci
368 Robert de Courçon
294 Raoul de Courseme
112 Gui de Craon
259 Mile Crespin
326 Renaud Croc
369 Robert Cruel
209 Honfroi de Culai
146 Guillaume le Despensier
370 Robert le Despensier
37 Beugelin de Dive
225 Hugue de Dol
62 Gautier de Douai
107 Goscelin de Douai
5 Amaure de Dreux
201 Herman de Dreux
147 Guillaume de Durville
148 Guillaume d' Ecouis
341 Richard d' Engagne
197 Hardouin d' Escalles
23 Auvrai d' Espagne
203 Hervé d' Espagne
149 Guillaume Espec
295 Raoul de l' Estourmi
342 Richard de l' Estourmi
150 Guillaume d' Eu
269 Osberne d' Eu
371 Robert Comte d' Eu
151 Guillaume Comte d' Evreux
412 Roger d' Evreux
152 Guillaume de Falaise
153 Guillaume de Fécamp
200 Henri de Ferrières
28 Beaudoin le Flamand
52 Eude le Flamand
92 Gerboud le Flamand
194 Guinemar le Flamand
226 Hugue le Flamand
253 Josce le Flamand
332 Renouf Flambard
154 Guillaume Folet
48 Etienne de Fontenai
155 Guillaume de la Foret
263 Néel Fossard
156 Guillaume de Fougères
296 Raoul de Fougères
53 Eude de Fourneaux
297 Raoul de Framan
343 Richard Fresle
157 Guillaume Froissart
372 Robert Fromentin
298 Raoul de Gael
98 Gilbert de Gand
373 Robert fils de Gerould
123 Gilbert de Gibard
30 Berenger Giffard
63 Gautier Giffard
270 Osberne Giffard
374 Robert de Glanville
158 Guillaume Goulaffre
227 Hugue de Gournai
264 Néel de Gournai
7 Anquetil de Grai
64 Gautier de Grancourt
228 Hugue de Grentemesnil (Grandmesnil)
436 Turold de Grenteville
19 Aubert Greslet
375 Robert Guernon
438 Turstin de Gueron
229 Hugue de Guideville
79 Geoffroi de la Guierche
65 Gautier Hachet
376 Robert de Harcourt
299 Raoul de Hauville
204 Hervé d' Hélion
433 Thiel de Herion
18 Arnould d' Hesdin
66 Gautier Heuse
230 Hugue de Hodenc
231 Hugue de Hotot
210 Honfroi de l' Ile
300 Raoul l' Ile
67 Gautier d' Incourt
1 Achard d' Ivri
232 Hugue d' Ivri
413 Roger d' Ivri
68 Gautier de Laci
233 Hugue de Laci
249 Ilbert de Laci
414 Roger de Laci
301 Raoul de Lanquetot
159 Guillaume de Letre
57 Fouque de Liborg
302 Raoul de Limesi
415 Roger de Lisieux
38 Bigot de Loges
377 Robert de Lorz
160 Guillaume de Loucelles
51 Eude Cul de Louf
161 Guillaume Louvet
234 Hugue de Maci
43 Durand Malet
99 Gilbert Malet
162 Guillaume Malet
378 Robert Malet
163 Guillaume de Malleville
100 Gilbert Maminot
235 Hugue Maminot
81 Geoffroi de Mandeville
236 Hugue de Manneville
439 Turstin Mantel
303 Raoul de Marci
164 Guillaume de la Mare
237 Hugue de la Mare
80 Geoffroi le Maréchal
82 Geoffroi Martel
165 Guillaume Maubenc
105 Gonfroi Mauduit
166 Guillaume Mauduit
83 Geoffroi Maurouard
238 Hugue Mautravers
344 Richard de Meri
24 Auvrai Merteberge
379 Robert Comte de Meulan
29 Beaudoin de Meules
416 Roger de Meules
239 Hugue de Mobec
167 Guillaume de Moion
168 Guillaume de Monceaux
417 Roger de Mongommeri
12 Ansger de Montaigu
42 Dreu de Montaigu
84 Geoffroi de Montbrai
380 Robert de Montbrai
214 Hubert de Mont-Canisi
240 Hugue de Montfort
381 Robert de Montfort
241 Hugue de Montgommeri
256 Mathieu de Mortagne
382 Robert Comte de Mortain
304 Raoul de Mortemer
383 Robert des Moutiers
416 Roger de Moyaux
69 Gautier de Mucedent
265 Néel de Munneville
384 Robert Murdac
198 Hascouf Musard
242 Hugue Musart
417 Roger de Mussegros
33 Bernard de Neufmarche
345 Richard de Neuville
305 Raoul de Noron
169 Guillaume de Noyers
418 Roger de Oistreham
170 Guillaume fils d' Olgeanc
70 Gautier d' Omontville
419 Roger d' Orbec
306 Raoul d' Ouilli
385 Robert d' Ouilli
307 Raoul Painel
34 Bernard Pancevolt
171 Guillaume Pantoul
437 Turold de Papelion
56 Foucher de Paris
172 Guillaume de Parthenai
271 Osberne Pastforeire
145 Guillaume de Paumera
173 Guillaume Peche
111 Guernon de Peis
85 Geoffroi Comte du Perche
16 Arnould de Perci
174 Guillaume de Perci
175 Guillaume Pevrel
333 Renouf Pevrel
420 Roger Picot
9 Anscoul de Picqvini
86 Geoffroi de Pierrepont
327 Renaud de Pierrepont
386 Robert de Pierrepont
308 Raoul Pinel
309 Raoul Pipin
176 Guillaume de Piquiri
421 Roger de Pistres
177 Guillaume Poignant
346 Richard Poignant
178 Guillaume de Poillei
432 Thierri Pointel
179 Guillaume le Poitevin
422 Roger le Poitevin
310 Raoul de la Pommeraie
215 Hubert de Pont
387 Robert de Pontchardon
180 Guillaume de Pont-de-l'Arche
243 Hugue de Port
272 Osberne du Quesnai
311 Raoul du Quesnai
181 Guillaume Quesnel
113 Gui de Raimbeaucourt
46 Engerrand de Rainbeaucourt
114 Gui de Rainecourt
423 Roger de Rames
244 Hugue de Rennes
182 Guillaume de Reviers
347 Richard de Reviers
388 Robert de Rhuddlan
71 Gautier de Riebou
108 Goscelin de la Rivière
389 Robert de Romenel
8 Anquetil de Ros
15 Ansgot de Ros
87 Geoffroi de Ros
429 Serlon de Ros
423 Vauquelin de Rosai
441 Turstin fils de Rou
4 Alain le Roux
88 Geoffroi de Runeville
348 Richard de Sacquerville
349 Richard de Saint-Clair
424 Roger de Saint-Germain
328 Renaud de Saint-Hélène
440 Turstin de Saint-Hélène
390 Robert de Saint-Leger
35 Bernard de Saint-Ouen
245 Hugue de Saint-Quentin
312 Raoul de Saint-Sanson
72 Gautier de Saint-Valeri
334 Renouf de Saint-Waleri
273 Osberne du Saussai
314 Raoul du Saussai
315 Raoul de Sauvigni
13 Ansger de Senarpont
54 Eude le Sénéchal
196 Hamon le Sénéchal
431 Simon de Senlis
183 Guillaume de Sept-Meules
246 Hugue Silvestre
425 Roger de Sommeri
350 Richard de Sourdeval
184 Guillaume Taillebois
251 Ive Taillebois
316 Raoul Taillebois
89 Geoffroi Talbot
351 Richard Talbot
25 Auvrai de Tanie
192 Guimond de Tessel
391 Robert de Thaon
317 Raoul du Theil
101 Gilbert Tibon
211 Honfroi du Tilleul
442 Turstin Tinel
73 Gautier Tirel
185 Guillaume de Tocni
31 Berenger de Toeni
250 Ilbert de Toeni
254 Jumel de Toeni
318 Raoul de Toeni (Tosny?)
392 Robert de Toeni
329 Renaud de Torteval
319 Raoul de Tourlaville
90 Geoffroi de Tournai
320 Raoul de Tourneville
321 Raoul Tranchant
91 Geoffroi de Trelli
322 Raoul fils d' Unepac
279 Pierre de Valognes
186 Guillaume de Vatteville
352 Richard de Vatteville
393 Robert de Vatteville
11 Ansfroi de Vaubadon
276 Osmont de Vaubadon
335 Renouf Vaubadon
187 Guillaume de Vauville
3 Altard de Vaux
394 Robert des Vaux
395 Robert de Veci
21 Aubri de Ver
188 Guillaume de Ver
36 Bertran de Verdun
74 Gautier de Vernon
213 Huard de Vernon
353 Richard de Vernon
252 Ive de Vesci
189 Guillaume de Vesli
247 Hugue de Vesli
396 Robert de Vesli
397 Robert de Villon
212 Honfroi Vis-de-Louf
323 Raoul Vis-de-Loup
248 Hugue de Viville
274 Osberne de Warci
190 Guillaume de Warenne
102 Gilbert de Werables
103 Gilbert de Wissant
2 Aievl
14 Ansgot
26 Azor
39 Carbonnel
44 Ecouland
255 Lanfranc
260 Murdac
275 Osmond
278 Picot
324 Ravenot
434 Toustain
435 Turold
424 Vital
425 Wadard
Geoffroy de Mortagne
Guillaume Fitz Osbern
Aimery IV de Thouars, vicomte de Thouars
I did find the reference in the Archives and it is not very old just 1927 but it would be interesting to borrow this book and see what it has to say about the document as it does look to be older than this time period:
Identifiant pérenne de la notice :
http://www.sudoc.fr/113954980
Titre :
Guillaume le Conquérant [Texte imprimé] : légende et histoire : le chef d'armée et l'organisateur ; essai suivi d'une Liste des Compagnons de Guillaume / H.Prentout
Alphabet du titre :
latin
Auteur(s) :
Prentout, Henri (1867-....). Auteur
Date(s) :
1927
Langue(s) :
français
Pays :
France
Editeur(s) :
Caen : E.Lanier, 1927
Description :
1 vol. (78 p.-[1] f. de pl.) ; 23 cm
Lien(s) externe(s)
Worldcat :
458145589
Another rather interesting document emerged in my searching the web but again the date of this document is 18th century (the images are found at this site) and handwritten. This document does not carry the forenames but rather refers to the men as seigneur or comte as follows:
http://archexpo.net/fr/contenu/liste-des-compagnons-de-guillaume-le-conquerant#.U_YuumOryzo
Date XVIIIè
Dimensions 32,5 x 25
Institution France - Rouen - Archives départementales de Seine-Maritime
Référence d'origine J 221
Période chronologique Moyen Âge
Thématique Relations politiques et militaires
Rappel historique
A la mort d’Edouard le Confesseur en 1066, Harold se fait couronner roi d’Angleterre, prenant ainsi le trône qui revenait à Guillaume Le Bâtard.
Devant le refus d’Harold de lui laisser le royaume, Guillaume décide de lever une armée pour se rendre outre-manche. Tout juste dix mois séparent la mort d’Edouard de la victoire d’Hastings.
..............
Le débarquement se déroula sans encombre à Pevensey et les grandes manœuvres de l’armée aboutirent à la victoire d’Hastings, le 14 octobre 1066.
Pour plus de détails :
Pierre Bouet, Hastings, 14 octobre 1066, Tallandier, 2010.
Michel de Boüard, Guillaume le Conquérant, Fayard, 2010.
The Bayeux Tapestry which we saw in Rouen does mention some of these bolded and italicised names.
Number Forename Article Surname
277 Oure d' Addetot
426 Ruaud l' Adoube
266 Normand d' Adreci
45 Engenouf de l' Aigle
75 Geoffroi Albelin
32 Bernard d' Alençon
115 Guillaume Alis
354 Richer d' Andeli
17 Arnould d' André
216 Hugue l' Ane
116 Guillaume d' Angleville
205 Honfroi d' Ansleville
58 Gautier d' Appeville
117 Guillaume l' Archer
40 David d' Argentan
355 Robert d' Armentières
118 Guillaume d' Arques
267 Osberne d' Arques
399 Roger Arundel
398 Roger d' Aubernon
356 Robert d' Auberville
400 Roger D' Auberville
427 Seri d' Auberville
261 Néel d' Aubigni
119 Guillaume d' Audrieu
109 Goubert d' Aufai
357 Robert d' Aumale
120 Guillaume de ' Aune
281 Raoul d' Aunon
217 Hugue d' Avranches
280 Rahier d' Avre
282 Raoul Baignard
325 Renaud de Bailleul
76 Geoffroi Bainard
193 Guineboud de Balon
195 Hamelin de Balon
283 Raoul de Bans
284 Raoul de Bapaumes
358 Robert de Barbes
121 Guillaume Basset
285 Raoul Basset
336 Richard Basset
359 Robert le Bastard
50 Eude Evêque de Bayeux
218 Hugue de Beauchamp
124 Guillaume de Beaufou
286 Raoul de Beaufou
337 Richard de Beaumais
199 Henri de Beaumont
360 Robert de Beaumont
401 Roger de Beaumont
110 Goubert de Beauvais
77 Geoffroi du Bec
122 Guillaume Belet
287 Raoul de Bernai
219 Hugue de Bernières
202 Hervé le Bérruier
125 Guillaume Bertran
262 Néel de Berville
41 Dreu de la Beuvrière
338 Richard de Bienfaite
402 Roger Bigot
126 Guillaume de Biville
206 Honfroi de Biville
191 Guimond de Blangi
93 Gilbert le Blond
127 Guillaume le Blond
361 Robert le Blond
94 Gilbert de Blosbeville
288 Raoul Blouet
362 Robert Blouet
207 Honfroi de Bohon
220 Hugue du Bois-Hérbert
403 Roger Boissel
221 Hugue de Bolbec
339 Richard de Bondeville
128 Guillaume Bonvalet
129 Guillaume de Bosc
404 Roger de Bosc-Normand
130 Guillaume du Bosc-Roard
405 Roger de Bosc-Roard
289 Raoul Botin
55 Eustache Comte de Boulogne
222 Hugue Bourdet
363 Robert Bourdet
59 Gautier le Bourguignon
131 Guillaume de Bourneville
132 Guillaume de Brai
223 Hugue de Brebeuf
406 Roger de Breteuil
22 Auvrai le Breton
95 Gilbert de Bretteville
268 Osberne du Breuil
330 Renier de Brimou
133 Guillaume de Briouse
364 Robert de Brix
290 Raoul de la Bruière
365 Robert de Buci
96 Gilbert de Budi
407 Roger de Bulli
428 Serlon de Burci
47 Erneis de Buron
134 Guillaume de Bursigni
60 Gautier de Caen
258 Maurin de Caen
136 Guillaume de Cailli
137 Guillaume de Cairon
78 Geoffroi de Cambrai
135 Guillaume de Canaigres
138 Guillaume Cardon
139 Guillaume de Carnet
208 Honfroi de Carteret
257 Mauger de Carteret
408 Roger de Carteret
140 Guillaume de Castillon
141 Guillaume de Ceauce
49 Eude Comte de Champagne
366 Robert de Chandos
409 Roger de Chandos
291 Raoul de Chartres
6 Anquetil de Cherbourg
430 Sigan de Cioches
61 Gautier de Claville
142 Guillaume la Cleve
104 Gonfroi de Cloches
97 Gilbert de Colleville
143 Guillaume de Colleville
331 Renouf de Colombelles
27 Beaudoin de Colombières
292 Raoul de Colombières
293 Raoul de Conteville
367 Robert Corbet
410 Roger Corbet
144 Guillaume Corbon
224 Hugue de Corbon
10 Ansfroi de Cormeilles
106 Goscelin de Cormeilles
20 Aubri de Couci
411 Roger de Courcelles
340 Richard de Courci
368 Robert de Courçon
294 Raoul de Courseme
112 Gui de Craon
259 Mile Crespin
326 Renaud Croc
369 Robert Cruel
209 Honfroi de Culai
146 Guillaume le Despensier
370 Robert le Despensier
37 Beugelin de Dive
225 Hugue de Dol
62 Gautier de Douai
107 Goscelin de Douai
5 Amaure de Dreux
201 Herman de Dreux
147 Guillaume de Durville
148 Guillaume d' Ecouis
341 Richard d' Engagne
197 Hardouin d' Escalles
23 Auvrai d' Espagne
203 Hervé d' Espagne
149 Guillaume Espec
295 Raoul de l' Estourmi
342 Richard de l' Estourmi
150 Guillaume d' Eu
269 Osberne d' Eu
371 Robert Comte d' Eu
151 Guillaume Comte d' Evreux
412 Roger d' Evreux
152 Guillaume de Falaise
153 Guillaume de Fécamp
200 Henri de Ferrières
28 Beaudoin le Flamand
52 Eude le Flamand
92 Gerboud le Flamand
194 Guinemar le Flamand
226 Hugue le Flamand
253 Josce le Flamand
332 Renouf Flambard
154 Guillaume Folet
48 Etienne de Fontenai
155 Guillaume de la Foret
263 Néel Fossard
156 Guillaume de Fougères
296 Raoul de Fougères
53 Eude de Fourneaux
297 Raoul de Framan
343 Richard Fresle
157 Guillaume Froissart
372 Robert Fromentin
298 Raoul de Gael
98 Gilbert de Gand
373 Robert fils de Gerould
123 Gilbert de Gibard
30 Berenger Giffard
63 Gautier Giffard
270 Osberne Giffard
374 Robert de Glanville
158 Guillaume Goulaffre
227 Hugue de Gournai
264 Néel de Gournai
7 Anquetil de Grai
64 Gautier de Grancourt
228 Hugue de Grentemesnil (Grandmesnil)
436 Turold de Grenteville
19 Aubert Greslet
375 Robert Guernon
438 Turstin de Gueron
229 Hugue de Guideville
79 Geoffroi de la Guierche
65 Gautier Hachet
376 Robert de Harcourt
299 Raoul de Hauville
204 Hervé d' Hélion
433 Thiel de Herion
18 Arnould d' Hesdin
66 Gautier Heuse
230 Hugue de Hodenc
231 Hugue de Hotot
210 Honfroi de l' Ile
300 Raoul l' Ile
67 Gautier d' Incourt
1 Achard d' Ivri
232 Hugue d' Ivri
413 Roger d' Ivri
68 Gautier de Laci
233 Hugue de Laci
249 Ilbert de Laci
414 Roger de Laci
301 Raoul de Lanquetot
159 Guillaume de Letre
57 Fouque de Liborg
302 Raoul de Limesi
415 Roger de Lisieux
38 Bigot de Loges
377 Robert de Lorz
160 Guillaume de Loucelles
51 Eude Cul de Louf
161 Guillaume Louvet
234 Hugue de Maci
43 Durand Malet
99 Gilbert Malet
162 Guillaume Malet
378 Robert Malet
163 Guillaume de Malleville
100 Gilbert Maminot
235 Hugue Maminot
81 Geoffroi de Mandeville
236 Hugue de Manneville
439 Turstin Mantel
303 Raoul de Marci
164 Guillaume de la Mare
237 Hugue de la Mare
80 Geoffroi le Maréchal
82 Geoffroi Martel
165 Guillaume Maubenc
105 Gonfroi Mauduit
166 Guillaume Mauduit
83 Geoffroi Maurouard
238 Hugue Mautravers
344 Richard de Meri
24 Auvrai Merteberge
379 Robert Comte de Meulan
29 Beaudoin de Meules
416 Roger de Meules
239 Hugue de Mobec
167 Guillaume de Moion
168 Guillaume de Monceaux
417 Roger de Mongommeri
12 Ansger de Montaigu
42 Dreu de Montaigu
84 Geoffroi de Montbrai
380 Robert de Montbrai
214 Hubert de Mont-Canisi
240 Hugue de Montfort
381 Robert de Montfort
241 Hugue de Montgommeri
256 Mathieu de Mortagne
382 Robert Comte de Mortain
304 Raoul de Mortemer
383 Robert des Moutiers
416 Roger de Moyaux
69 Gautier de Mucedent
265 Néel de Munneville
384 Robert Murdac
198 Hascouf Musard
242 Hugue Musart
417 Roger de Mussegros
33 Bernard de Neufmarche
345 Richard de Neuville
305 Raoul de Noron
169 Guillaume de Noyers
418 Roger de Oistreham
170 Guillaume fils d' Olgeanc
70 Gautier d' Omontville
419 Roger d' Orbec
306 Raoul d' Ouilli
385 Robert d' Ouilli
307 Raoul Painel
34 Bernard Pancevolt
171 Guillaume Pantoul
437 Turold de Papelion
56 Foucher de Paris
172 Guillaume de Parthenai
271 Osberne Pastforeire
145 Guillaume de Paumera
173 Guillaume Peche
111 Guernon de Peis
85 Geoffroi Comte du Perche
16 Arnould de Perci
174 Guillaume de Perci
175 Guillaume Pevrel
333 Renouf Pevrel
420 Roger Picot
9 Anscoul de Picqvini
86 Geoffroi de Pierrepont
327 Renaud de Pierrepont
386 Robert de Pierrepont
308 Raoul Pinel
309 Raoul Pipin
176 Guillaume de Piquiri
421 Roger de Pistres
177 Guillaume Poignant
346 Richard Poignant
178 Guillaume de Poillei
432 Thierri Pointel
179 Guillaume le Poitevin
422 Roger le Poitevin
310 Raoul de la Pommeraie
215 Hubert de Pont
387 Robert de Pontchardon
180 Guillaume de Pont-de-l'Arche
243 Hugue de Port
272 Osberne du Quesnai
311 Raoul du Quesnai
181 Guillaume Quesnel
113 Gui de Raimbeaucourt
46 Engerrand de Rainbeaucourt
114 Gui de Rainecourt
423 Roger de Rames
244 Hugue de Rennes
182 Guillaume de Reviers
347 Richard de Reviers
388 Robert de Rhuddlan
71 Gautier de Riebou
108 Goscelin de la Rivière
389 Robert de Romenel
8 Anquetil de Ros
15 Ansgot de Ros
87 Geoffroi de Ros
429 Serlon de Ros
423 Vauquelin de Rosai
441 Turstin fils de Rou
4 Alain le Roux
88 Geoffroi de Runeville
348 Richard de Sacquerville
349 Richard de Saint-Clair
424 Roger de Saint-Germain
328 Renaud de Saint-Hélène
440 Turstin de Saint-Hélène
390 Robert de Saint-Leger
35 Bernard de Saint-Ouen
245 Hugue de Saint-Quentin
312 Raoul de Saint-Sanson
72 Gautier de Saint-Valeri
334 Renouf de Saint-Waleri
273 Osberne du Saussai
314 Raoul du Saussai
315 Raoul de Sauvigni
13 Ansger de Senarpont
54 Eude le Sénéchal
196 Hamon le Sénéchal
431 Simon de Senlis
183 Guillaume de Sept-Meules
246 Hugue Silvestre
425 Roger de Sommeri
350 Richard de Sourdeval
184 Guillaume Taillebois
251 Ive Taillebois
316 Raoul Taillebois
89 Geoffroi Talbot
351 Richard Talbot
25 Auvrai de Tanie
192 Guimond de Tessel
391 Robert de Thaon
317 Raoul du Theil
101 Gilbert Tibon
211 Honfroi du Tilleul
442 Turstin Tinel
73 Gautier Tirel
185 Guillaume de Tocni
31 Berenger de Toeni
250 Ilbert de Toeni
254 Jumel de Toeni
318 Raoul de Toeni (Tosny?)
392 Robert de Toeni
329 Renaud de Torteval
319 Raoul de Tourlaville
90 Geoffroi de Tournai
320 Raoul de Tourneville
321 Raoul Tranchant
91 Geoffroi de Trelli
322 Raoul fils d' Unepac
279 Pierre de Valognes
186 Guillaume de Vatteville
352 Richard de Vatteville
393 Robert de Vatteville
11 Ansfroi de Vaubadon
276 Osmont de Vaubadon
335 Renouf Vaubadon
187 Guillaume de Vauville
3 Altard de Vaux
394 Robert des Vaux
395 Robert de Veci
21 Aubri de Ver
188 Guillaume de Ver
36 Bertran de Verdun
74 Gautier de Vernon
213 Huard de Vernon
353 Richard de Vernon
252 Ive de Vesci
189 Guillaume de Vesli
247 Hugue de Vesli
396 Robert de Vesli
397 Robert de Villon
212 Honfroi Vis-de-Louf
323 Raoul Vis-de-Loup
248 Hugue de Viville
274 Osberne de Warci
190 Guillaume de Warenne
102 Gilbert de Werables
103 Gilbert de Wissant
2 Aievl
14 Ansgot
26 Azor
39 Carbonnel
44 Ecouland
255 Lanfranc
260 Murdac
275 Osmond
278 Picot
324 Ravenot
434 Toustain
435 Turold
424 Vital
425 Wadard
Geoffroy de Mortagne
Guillaume Fitz Osbern
Aimery IV de Thouars, vicomte de Thouars
I did find the reference in the Archives and it is not very old just 1927 but it would be interesting to borrow this book and see what it has to say about the document as it does look to be older than this time period:
Identifiant pérenne de la notice :
http://www.sudoc.fr/113954980
Titre :
Guillaume le Conquérant [Texte imprimé] : légende et histoire : le chef d'armée et l'organisateur ; essai suivi d'une Liste des Compagnons de Guillaume / H.Prentout
Alphabet du titre :
latin
Auteur(s) :
Prentout, Henri (1867-....). Auteur
Date(s) :
1927
Langue(s) :
français
Pays :
France
Editeur(s) :
Caen : E.Lanier, 1927
Description :
1 vol. (78 p.-[1] f. de pl.) ; 23 cm
Lien(s) externe(s)
Worldcat :
458145589
Another rather interesting document emerged in my searching the web but again the date of this document is 18th century (the images are found at this site) and handwritten. This document does not carry the forenames but rather refers to the men as seigneur or comte as follows:
http://archexpo.net/fr/contenu/liste-des-compagnons-de-guillaume-le-conquerant#.U_YuumOryzo
Date XVIIIè
Dimensions 32,5 x 25
Institution France - Rouen - Archives départementales de Seine-Maritime
Référence d'origine J 221
Période chronologique Moyen Âge
Thématique Relations politiques et militaires
Rappel historique
A la mort d’Edouard le Confesseur en 1066, Harold se fait couronner roi d’Angleterre, prenant ainsi le trône qui revenait à Guillaume Le Bâtard.
Devant le refus d’Harold de lui laisser le royaume, Guillaume décide de lever une armée pour se rendre outre-manche. Tout juste dix mois séparent la mort d’Edouard de la victoire d’Hastings.
Le débarquement se déroula sans encombre à Pevensey et les grandes manœuvres de l’armée aboutirent à la victoire d’Hastings, le 14 octobre 1066.
Pour plus de détails :
Pierre Bouet, Hastings, 14 octobre 1066, Tallandier, 2010.
Michel de Boüard, Guillaume le Conquérant, Fayard, 2010.
The Bayeux Tapestry which we saw in Rouen does mention some of these bolded and italicised names.
New Brunswick Blake and the Genealogy of Captain John Blake of Miramachi, New Brunswick
At our recent visit to the Archives of Ontario, I discovered an interesting manuscript which included the genealogy of a Captain John Blake of Miramachi, New Brunswick. This is the work of Jane Logie Webster, W 3231 Boone Avenue - 205, Spokane Washington 99201.
Jane was born in 1902 in Menominee Michigan daughter of Alfred Ernest Logie and Isabella Sutherland Milner. Her great grandmother (wife of Robert Loggie) was Ann Blake and I will relate this story only but she has done an amazing amount of research on her lines and the publication is available at the archives.
Jane has a rather interesting family lore on the father of Ann Blake. It came down to her from her father who learned it from his grandmother Ann Blake. An earlier Captain Blake was said to have piloted a British ship around the tip of Newfoundland in a dense fog and when hailed the ship replied "we are carrying the body of General Wolfe, bound from Quebec to Liverpool."
I found online an early history of Quebec:
The Anglican See of Quebec was established in
1793, when the newly arrived Bishop Mountain
was welcomed by all classes of the. community, in-
cluding the Eoman Catholic bishop. Services of
the Church of England have, however, been held in
Quebec since 1759. One took place in memory of
General Wolfe, in the Ursuline convent chapel,
several days after his death, when the chaplain of
one of the British warships in port preached the
sermon from the pulpit of that church. It is not
generally known that, after his death on the Plains
of Abraham, the body of General Wolfe was con-
veyed to the parish church of St. Joseph de Levis
which had been converted into an hospital by the
English where it was embalmed and later taken
on board H.M.S. "Royal William", of eighty guns,
which sailed at once for England.
Quebec 'Twixt old and new by George Gale, published at Quebec: The telegraph Printing Co. 1915.
https://archive.org/stream/quebectwixtoldne00galeuoft#page/n5/mode/2up
An image of the location in which Captain Blake was said to be at Miramachi.
There are a few writeups on the wife of Captain John Blake, Charlotte Taylor:
http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/charlotte_taylor/Folder1/Blake%27s%20Time.htm
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/p/a/Blake-Sparenberg-TX/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0063.html
A search on google for Captain John Blake + Miramachi yields a goodly number of items.
Family lore had intimated that this Captain John Blake was descendant of the Blake family at Bridgwater Somerset (Lord Admiral Robert Blake's line although Robert himself was a bachelor with no known descendants). I thought I would have a look at the material and see if there is a case for such a thought. One of the brothers, Nicholas Blake, did spend time in the West Indies and was very involved with shipping between England and this area. I have not yet been able to trace down all of his sons.
There are many descendants of Captain John Blake of Miramichi. Captain John Blake, settler at Miramichi, was said to be born in Scotland and that he died about 1783 and was said to be buried at Wilson's Point, Mirimachi. Even if he was older when he died he was still born in the early 1700s and this is several generations down from Admiral Robert Blake and his siblings. Since my own Blake line in Canada is very recent, my father was born in England, all of these earlier Blake lines here quite fascinate me. I am fairly confident that none of them are mine. Other than a Robert Blake (uncle/great uncle of my father) and I have never found this individual tracing back so suspect he may actually have been a Robert Taylor or Robert Rawlings or Robert Lywood on my father's mother side and I misunderstood the Uncle Robert surname. I do know that George Lywood was stationed in Halifax in 1807 with the British garrison there but he went on to Martinique and then Waterloo and managed to get back home once again to Milston Wiltshire!
I am entering this particular chart into Legacy and will extract a gedcom of this family from the chart in the publication and whatever I can add from the Canadian census or other. It would be intriguing to match their yDNA with a known descendant of the Bridgwater Blake family (ancestral to Admiral Robert Blake). I do not yet have such a sample but always hopeful.
Along the way looking at this family, I discovered a number of immigrant Blake families to New Brunswick.
1851 Census:
Alnwick, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
William Blake, husband, 42 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, wife, 44 English Oct 1818
John Blake, 18 NB
Ann Blake, 13 NB
Grace Blake, 11 NB
Maria Blake, 8 NB
Robert Blake senior, husband, 68 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, wife, 64 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake junior, husband, 26 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, wife, 24 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, 4 NB (Scotch)
Samuel Blake, husband, 36 NB (Scotch)
Hellen Blake, wife, 34 Scotch June 1831
Elizabeth Blake, 14 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, 11 NB (Scotch)
Eliza Blake, 8 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 5 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, 2 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, husband, 37 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, wife, 36 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 17 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, 15 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, 13 NB (Scotch)
George Blake, 11 NB (Scotch)
Abigal Blake, 7 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, 3 NB (Scotch)
Chatham, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Robert Blake, husband, 45 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, wife, 48 Scotch 1821
John Blake, 13 NB (Scotch)
Isabella Blake, 12 NB (Scotch)
Ellen Blake, 10 NB (Scotch)
Catherine Blake, 9 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, 6 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 5 NB (Scotch)
Dudley P Blake, 3 NB (Scotch)
Mary Ann Blake, 1 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, widow, 46 English 1835
Richard Blake, 28 English 1835
Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Patrick Blake, husband, 30 Irish 1840
Margaret Blake, wife, 22 Irish
Ann Blake, 2 NB
Honora Blake, 1 NB
Nelson, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Mary A Blake, niece, 17 NB (Irish)
Simonds, Saint John County, New Brunswick
Wilson Blake, husband, 37 Wales 1846
Jane Blake, wife, 36 NB
Harriet Blake, 6 NB
Susan Blake, 4 NB
St James, Charlotte County, New Brunswick
John Blake husband, 35, Irish 1840
Mary Blake, wife, 32, Irish 1840
Julia Blake, 11, NB
Joannah Blake, 6, NB
William Blake, 5, NB
Michael Blake, 6 weeks, NB
Timothy Blake, 6 weeks, NB
Timothy Blake, 70, Irish 1843
Richard Blake, husband, 42 Irish 1834
Mary Blake, wife, 40, NB
St Patrick, Charlotte County, New Brunswick
David Blake, husband, 31 NB
Margaret Blake, wife, 23 NB
Lucretia Blake, 5 NB
Fredrick Blake, 4 NB
David Blake, 2 NB
Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick
William Blake, husband, 25 NB
Mrs Blake, wife, 23 NB
Mrs Blake, mother, 50 NB
John Blake, 9 NB
Andover, Victoria County, New Brunswick
George Blake, husband, 50 Irish June 1819
Phebe Blake, wife, 40 Irish 1831
Abegail Blake 7 NB
Ann Jane Blake 6 NB
Phebe Blake 2 NB
Dalhousie, Restigouche County, New Brunswick
William Blake, single, 28, Scotch 1851
Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick
Margaret Blake, 24 NB (Irish)
Dumfries, York County, New Brunswick
Hetty Ann Blake, single, 18 NB
The families listed in the above 1851 census at Alnwick, Northumberland County would be the descendants of Robert Blake and Ann Jameson (William Samuel and Robert Blake Junior) and John Blake and Catherine Doe (John). The first family listed in the 1851 census at Chatham, Northumberland County is descendant of John Blake and Catherine Doe (Robert). Although ages can be inaccurate on the census I have revised the information which I found at the Archives to coincide with the dating in the census.
Land Records in Northumberland County point to this Robert Blake and this John Blake being sons of Captain John Blake and Charlotte Taylor.
John Blake in Vol E, Page 272, Grant Number 568 at Tabusintac Northumberland 12 Jun 1810 received 115 acres, Robert Blake received 380 acres and their mother Charlotte Hierlihy received 280 acres. Included also in the list are Charlotte's other sons William Wishart, James William Hierlihy and Philip Hierlihy.
Still checking the records to add the gedcom to the family of Captain John Blake and Charlotte Taylor, but decided to post this today. Will carry on with the New Brunswick Blake families tomorrow.
Jane was born in 1902 in Menominee Michigan daughter of Alfred Ernest Logie and Isabella Sutherland Milner. Her great grandmother (wife of Robert Loggie) was Ann Blake and I will relate this story only but she has done an amazing amount of research on her lines and the publication is available at the archives.
Jane has a rather interesting family lore on the father of Ann Blake. It came down to her from her father who learned it from his grandmother Ann Blake. An earlier Captain Blake was said to have piloted a British ship around the tip of Newfoundland in a dense fog and when hailed the ship replied "we are carrying the body of General Wolfe, bound from Quebec to Liverpool."
I found online an early history of Quebec:
The Anglican See of Quebec was established in
1793, when the newly arrived Bishop Mountain
was welcomed by all classes of the. community, in-
cluding the Eoman Catholic bishop. Services of
the Church of England have, however, been held in
Quebec since 1759. One took place in memory of
General Wolfe, in the Ursuline convent chapel,
several days after his death, when the chaplain of
one of the British warships in port preached the
sermon from the pulpit of that church. It is not
generally known that, after his death on the Plains
of Abraham, the body of General Wolfe was con-
veyed to the parish church of St. Joseph de Levis
which had been converted into an hospital by the
English where it was embalmed and later taken
on board H.M.S. "Royal William", of eighty guns,
which sailed at once for England.
Quebec 'Twixt old and new by George Gale, published at Quebec: The telegraph Printing Co. 1915.
https://archive.org/stream/quebectwixtoldne00galeuoft#page/n5/mode/2up
An image of the location in which Captain Blake was said to be at Miramachi.
There are a few writeups on the wife of Captain John Blake, Charlotte Taylor:
http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/charlotte_taylor/Folder1/Blake%27s%20Time.htm
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/p/a/Blake-Sparenberg-TX/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0063.html
A search on google for Captain John Blake + Miramachi yields a goodly number of items.
Family lore had intimated that this Captain John Blake was descendant of the Blake family at Bridgwater Somerset (Lord Admiral Robert Blake's line although Robert himself was a bachelor with no known descendants). I thought I would have a look at the material and see if there is a case for such a thought. One of the brothers, Nicholas Blake, did spend time in the West Indies and was very involved with shipping between England and this area. I have not yet been able to trace down all of his sons.
There are many descendants of Captain John Blake of Miramichi. Captain John Blake, settler at Miramichi, was said to be born in Scotland and that he died about 1783 and was said to be buried at Wilson's Point, Mirimachi. Even if he was older when he died he was still born in the early 1700s and this is several generations down from Admiral Robert Blake and his siblings. Since my own Blake line in Canada is very recent, my father was born in England, all of these earlier Blake lines here quite fascinate me. I am fairly confident that none of them are mine. Other than a Robert Blake (uncle/great uncle of my father) and I have never found this individual tracing back so suspect he may actually have been a Robert Taylor or Robert Rawlings or Robert Lywood on my father's mother side and I misunderstood the Uncle Robert surname. I do know that George Lywood was stationed in Halifax in 1807 with the British garrison there but he went on to Martinique and then Waterloo and managed to get back home once again to Milston Wiltshire!
I am entering this particular chart into Legacy and will extract a gedcom of this family from the chart in the publication and whatever I can add from the Canadian census or other. It would be intriguing to match their yDNA with a known descendant of the Bridgwater Blake family (ancestral to Admiral Robert Blake). I do not yet have such a sample but always hopeful.
Along the way looking at this family, I discovered a number of immigrant Blake families to New Brunswick.
1851 Census:
Alnwick, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
William Blake, husband, 42 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, wife, 44 English Oct 1818
John Blake, 18 NB
Ann Blake, 13 NB
Grace Blake, 11 NB
Maria Blake, 8 NB
Robert Blake senior, husband, 68 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, wife, 64 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake junior, husband, 26 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, wife, 24 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, 4 NB (Scotch)
Samuel Blake, husband, 36 NB (Scotch)
Hellen Blake, wife, 34 Scotch June 1831
Elizabeth Blake, 14 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, 11 NB (Scotch)
Eliza Blake, 8 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 5 NB (Scotch)
Sarah Blake, 2 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, husband, 37 NB (Scotch)
Ann Blake, wife, 36 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 17 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, 15 NB (Scotch)
John Blake, 13 NB (Scotch)
George Blake, 11 NB (Scotch)
Abigal Blake, 7 NB (Scotch)
William Blake, 3 NB (Scotch)
Chatham, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Robert Blake, husband, 45 NB (Scotch)
Harriet Blake, wife, 48 Scotch 1821
John Blake, 13 NB (Scotch)
Isabella Blake, 12 NB (Scotch)
Ellen Blake, 10 NB (Scotch)
Catherine Blake, 9 NB (Scotch)
James Blake, 6 NB (Scotch)
Robert Blake, 5 NB (Scotch)
Dudley P Blake, 3 NB (Scotch)
Mary Ann Blake, 1 NB (Scotch)
Mary Blake, widow, 46 English 1835
Richard Blake, 28 English 1835
Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Patrick Blake, husband, 30 Irish 1840
Margaret Blake, wife, 22 Irish
Ann Blake, 2 NB
Honora Blake, 1 NB
Nelson, Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Mary A Blake, niece, 17 NB (Irish)
Simonds, Saint John County, New Brunswick
Wilson Blake, husband, 37 Wales 1846
Jane Blake, wife, 36 NB
Harriet Blake, 6 NB
Susan Blake, 4 NB
St James, Charlotte County, New Brunswick
John Blake husband, 35, Irish 1840
Mary Blake, wife, 32, Irish 1840
Julia Blake, 11, NB
Joannah Blake, 6, NB
William Blake, 5, NB
Michael Blake, 6 weeks, NB
Timothy Blake, 6 weeks, NB
Timothy Blake, 70, Irish 1843
Richard Blake, husband, 42 Irish 1834
Mary Blake, wife, 40, NB
St Patrick, Charlotte County, New Brunswick
David Blake, husband, 31 NB
Margaret Blake, wife, 23 NB
Lucretia Blake, 5 NB
Fredrick Blake, 4 NB
David Blake, 2 NB
Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick
William Blake, husband, 25 NB
Mrs Blake, wife, 23 NB
Mrs Blake, mother, 50 NB
John Blake, 9 NB
Andover, Victoria County, New Brunswick
George Blake, husband, 50 Irish June 1819
Phebe Blake, wife, 40 Irish 1831
Abegail Blake 7 NB
Ann Jane Blake 6 NB
Phebe Blake 2 NB
Dalhousie, Restigouche County, New Brunswick
William Blake, single, 28, Scotch 1851
Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick
Margaret Blake, 24 NB (Irish)
Dumfries, York County, New Brunswick
Hetty Ann Blake, single, 18 NB
The families listed in the above 1851 census at Alnwick, Northumberland County would be the descendants of Robert Blake and Ann Jameson (William Samuel and Robert Blake Junior) and John Blake and Catherine Doe (John). The first family listed in the 1851 census at Chatham, Northumberland County is descendant of John Blake and Catherine Doe (Robert). Although ages can be inaccurate on the census I have revised the information which I found at the Archives to coincide with the dating in the census.
Land Records in Northumberland County point to this Robert Blake and this John Blake being sons of Captain John Blake and Charlotte Taylor.
John Blake in Vol E, Page 272, Grant Number 568 at Tabusintac Northumberland 12 Jun 1810 received 115 acres, Robert Blake received 380 acres and their mother Charlotte Hierlihy received 280 acres. Included also in the list are Charlotte's other sons William Wishart, James William Hierlihy and Philip Hierlihy.
Still checking the records to add the gedcom to the family of Captain John Blake and Charlotte Taylor, but decided to post this today. Will carry on with the New Brunswick Blake families tomorrow.
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