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Descendents of Andrew Grey (ca 1785-94 – after 1861)
and 1. Mary Watson (unknown– aboard D'arcy summer, 1836)
and 2. Sarah Burgess ( ca 1810 – 11 Nov 1896)
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Descendents of Thomas Speedy (unknown - unknown)
and Margaret Bone (unknown - unknown)
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DESCENDENTS OF THOMAS SPEEDY (UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN)
AND MARGARET BONE (UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN)
First Immigrant Generation
1. Thomas Speedy
Research by Bruce Elliott provided the parents names, and names, birth and baptism dates for three children.
He married Margret Bone.
They had the following children:
2 i. Thomas Speedy
3 ii. Jane Speedy
4 iii. John Speedy
DESCENDENTS OF THOMAS SPEEDY (UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN)
AND MARGARET BONE (UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN)
Second Immigrant Generation
2. Thomas Speedy
Son of Thomas Speedy & Margret Bone. Born 14 Oct 1815 in England. Christen 1 Nov 1815 in Chapel St. Or Shaws Lane Relief Chapel, Berwick. Died 26 Jan 1900 in Harvey. Buried in Harvey Settlement Cemetery. Occupation Farmer. Religion Presbyterian.
Various places where Thomas Speedy and his family lived prior to emigration to Harvey Settlement, New Brunswick in 1842.
From Arthur Brock, Irregular Border Marriages, vol. 1: The registres of Henry Collins, Marriages at Lamberton Toll, 1833-1849. Northumberland & Durham Family History Society, 1995. 1836, #228. Lamberton Toll, Oct 15. Thomas Speddey of Newburn to Isabellea Peterson of {blank}. Wits. Thos Rolley, Hellen Purves. (Research by Bruce Elliott., Oct 2007.)
1841 England Census entry for family of Thomas Speedy. Transcription presented below as well as scans of orignal document.
At the time of the 1841 census Thomas was working as an agricultural worker (probably a hind) on Gundenridge Farm, near Duddo, Norhamshire, County Durham*. He had probably been working there at least 7 mo, based on the age of his youngest daughter Margaret who was born in County Durham. Four years earlier the family had been living in Scotland based on the place of birth of his daughter Isabella.
*Norhamshire, an enclave of County Durham, was transferred to Northumberland in 1844
1841 England Census
Civil Parish: Norham
Hundred: Norhamshire
County: Durham
Registration District: Berwick-Upon-Tweed
Sub-Registration District: Norhamshire
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