This information taken from the records of Glendon Clifford

Event Ocupation - [place: Farmer]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary Cemetery Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [place: Old St. Mary cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 7 NOV 1876] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Since Michael named his fourth son Andrew, I am guessing that he had abrother Andrew.

Baptism - [date: 8 JAN 1881] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Evergreen cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

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I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.

Baptism - [date: 24 DEC 1857] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

Baptism - [date: 27 MAR 1876] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's Cemetary Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 30 AUG 1870] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's Cemetary Houlton, Maine]

Event Ocupation - [place: Immigration, St. John 5 Yrs-Ellis Island, NY]

This link is just a guess so far!

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I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.

Baptism - [date: 27 AUG 1863] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

Baptism - [date: 27 OCT 1863] [place: St. Famile RC church Bathurst, NB Canada]

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Niece.

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Evergreen cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 11 MAR 1890] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Evergreen cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 24 APR 1888] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

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I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.

Baptism - [date: 11 AUG 1868] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

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Third child of James A. McCarthy. Taken from the New Limerick Town Hallbirth records.

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's Cemetary Houlton, Maine]

Burial - [place: Old St. Mary's cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 25 JUL 1858] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 28 FEB 1872] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

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It is just a guess putting Eugene with this family.

Occupation - [place: Farmer]

Property - [place: East half of Lot #5 Range C 80 acres]

Property - [date: 18 APR 1874] [place: Lot #4 Range B, & Lot #4 Range C From Catherine McCarthy]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's Cemetary Houlton, Maine]

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This information was taken from the St. Famile Bathurst, NB Canada RCchurch records.

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This information was taken from the St. Famile Bathurst, NB Canada RCchurch records. I'm not certain that the Killarney John, and Mary Butlerare the same ones as the Bathurst John, and Mary Butler, but I'm also notcertain that they aren't either.

Baptism - [date: 9 NOV 1846] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

Information taken from records of the St. Famile RC Church, GloucesterCo. NB records, New Limerick, & Houlton, Maine Town Hall records, and1850 through 1910 census films of Bathurst NB, New Limerick, & Houlton,Maine

Baptism sponsors William Baldwin, and Judith Calnan

I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.Catherine's last name is spelled Crownin on that record.

In Michael's will he leaves one shilling each to his three sons John,Michael, and William. To his son James one shilling, and if he shouldreturn, and take care of his wife, and three young sons, he leaves himthe eastern 50 acres of lot number 9 at Salmon Beach. Should James failto comply, he leaves the said land to Andrew, with James having no claimto the land! To Andrew, he leaves the next adjoining 50 acres of land onthe western side of that part first described. The said Andrew not tohave possession of the said 50 acres, until he has reached the full ageof 21, and he will remain and work at home with my other sons, until theyare of age. To his youngest sons, Patrick, Florence, and Thomas, heleaves the hundred acres on the western side containing the homestead, tobe divided equally, when the youngest is of the full age of 21, and theyagree each, and all to support and provide for their mother, my wife aslong as she remain single, and unmarried. the new barn is to be shared byall until they all share in the completion of a new barn for the ones whoinherit the land that doesn't contain this barn. When Patrick sells hisshare consisting of the eastern 1/3 acres of the western 1/2 of lotnumber 9 To John Smith in 1872, the barn is excluded from the sale, soevidently the barn was found to be situated on that section.

I have a copy of a deed transferring the western 2/3s of the western 1/2of lot number 9 Salmon beach containing 66 2/3 acres, and including thebarn situated on the eastern 1/3 of the western 1/2 of lot number nineland currently owned and occupied by John Smith, to George Willis byRichard Smith I think that it says 21 July 1884. I think it goes on toinclude the west fifty acres of the eastern 1/2 of lot number ninebequeathed by the late Michael McCarthy to Andrew McCarthy, which isbounded on the east by land now owned by Jasper Willis. The same landconveyed to Jasper Willis by James, and Andrew McCarthy.

I suspect that Frank probably sold his land at Salmon beach to RichardSmith just prior to purchasing the land in New Limerick in 1875

Property - [date: 26 APR 1875] [place: Purchased lot #2 range C 160 acres including farm buildings in New Limerick, Maine from Patrick Fleming book 49 pg 547]

Property - [date: 1888] [place: Frank purchased the rest of the Corrigan property (lot 1 range B) after Tom, and Mary died leaving 1/3 to Rose, and the rest to John, and the other two girls.]

Religion - [place: Roman Catholic]

Baptism - [date: 7 AUG 1847] [place: St. Famile RC Church in Bathurst, NB Canada with sponcers William Baldwin, & Catherine Calnan]

Naturalization - [date: 10 MAR 1882] [place: Entered USA at Houlton Maine at age 14, it says in the record. That would make it 1862, if that is corect]

Emigration - [date: 1869]

Will - [date: 13 JAN 1860] [place: At Salmon Beach leaves one shilling each to his three sons John(I believe this is Thomas born 1828) Michael, and William. To James he leaves the one shilling, and should he return, and take care of Mi]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [place: 4/22/1864 St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Occupation - [place: Attorney in Milwalkee, Wi]

Property - [place: 7 South St, Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 4 JAN 1882] [place: Francis Winfield, St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

The 1910 New Limerick census lists Lealand D as a 5 year old son ofFrank, and Rose? The only other child listed as living at home isFrederick! Is Leland, a son to Fred, instead of John?

Baptism - [date: 6 JUN 1874] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 27 JAN 1881] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 13 AUG 1885] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Baptism - [date: 12 JUN 1889] [place: St. Mary's Houlton, Maine]

Occupation - [date: 1871] [place: Stonecutter]

Occupation - [date: 1881] [place: Farmer, & Stonecutter]

Property - [date: 1891] [place: New Bandon, Gloucester Co, NB Canada]

I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.

Residence - [date: 1861] [place: Chatham, NB Canada]

Baptism - [date: 27 JUN 1853] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Old St. Mary's cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

Information taken from the Bathurst Church records through the LDS,Bathurst 1861 census, and specific records from St. Famile RC Church inBathurst, NB Canada

I have marriage certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.Catherine's last name is spelled Crownen on that record.

In Michael's will he leaves one shilling each to his three sonsJohn, Michael, and William. To his son James one shilling, and if heshould return, and take care of his wife, and three young sons, he leaveshim the eastern 50 acres of lot number 9 at Salmon Beach. Should Jamesfail to comply, he leaves the said land to Andrew, with James having noclaim to the land! To Andrew, he leaves the next adjoining 50 acres ofland on the western side of that part first described. The said Andrewnot to have possession of the said 50 acres, until he has reached thefull age of 21, and he will remain and work at home with my other sons,until they are of age. To his youngest sons, Patrick, Florence, andThomas, he leaves the hundred acres on the western side containing thehomestead, to be divided equally, when the youngest is of the full age of21, and they agree each, and all to support and provide for theirmother, my wife as long as she remain single, and unmarried. the new barnis to be shared by all until they all share in the completion of a newbarn for the ones who inherit the land that doesn't contain this barn.

When Patrick sells his share consisting of the eastern 1/3 acres ofthe western 1/2 of lot number 9 To John Smith in 1872, the barn isexcluded from the sale, so evidently the barn was found to be situated onthat section.

I have a copy of a deed transferring the western 2/3s of thewestern 1/2 of lot number 9 Salmon beach containing 66 2/3 acres, andincluding the barn situated on the eastern 1/3 of the western 1/2 of lotnumber nine land currently owned and occupied by John Smith, to GeorgeWillis by Richard Smith I think date says 21 July 1884. I think it goeson to include the west fifty acres of the eastern 1/2 of lot number ninebequeathed by the late Michael McCarthy to Andrew McCarthy, which isbounded on the east by land now owned by Jasper Willis. The same landconveyed to Jasper Willis by James, and Andrew McCarthy.

Property - [date: 1 JUL 1833] [place: purchased Lot #9 200 acres at Salmon Beach, Bathurst, Gloucester Co. N.B., Canada for 19 pounds]

Property - [date: 7 JUN 1833] [place: Lot #9 200 acres Salmon Beach, N.B., Canada . Michael purchased lot #9 at auction for nineteen pounds, after the previous owner William Liddell defaulted on a judgement aganst him, & John Miller fo]

Burial - [date: 6 FEB 1860] [place: St. Famile RC Church Bathurst, NB, Canada Sponsers John Mccarthy, Catherine Hurly]

Will - [date: 30 JAN 1860] [place: Salmon Beach - To 3 Sons: John, Michael, & William 1 Shilling each. Son James: E 50 acres of lot #9 <<Should he return home, and take care of my wife >> Son Andrew: other 50 acres. 3 yound sons Patri]

We used to think that Jeremiah was Michael's father, but have recentlylearned that Michael died 1/30/1860 at age 65, thus he would more likelybe a brother, or cousin. Maybe!

I'm not certain that the Killarney John, and Mary Butler are the sameones as the Bathurst John, and Mary Butler, but I'm also not certain thatthey aren't either. The John and Mary Butler in Limerick, Co LimerickIreland would have been born prior to 1798, and the John, and Mary'stombstone that is at St. Famile RC Church cemetery would put John b.1805, and Mary b 1811. The John and Mary Mullen that the researcher listsin Bathurst area census seem to have a daughter Mary born the same yearthat John, and Mary Butler's daughter Mary was born, but they are stillhaving children, when Mary b.1811 would have been over 50. I have seenthe records for Mary, and Florence's baptism, and although the last namefor Mary on Mary's baptism record is hard to make out, it seems closer toButler, than to Mullen, and on Florence's baptism record, it isdefinitely Butler. I have certified copies of these records transcribedby the people at St. Famile church, and they listed it as Butler also.

John, and Michael both show up in Bathurst, NB Canada Abt.. 1828, so wewonder if they might be brothers. We aren't sure if there are twoseparate John's, one married to Mary Butler, and the other married toMary Mullen, or if they are the same one, and Mary's name is just realhard to read, and spelled slightly off. If they are both the same one,then the John. and Mary Butler in Killarney Ireland would be incorrect,as John, and Mary would have been born 1805, and 1811, making a marriagein 1810 kind of unlikely.

Burial - [date: JAN 1875] [place: Bathurst, NB, Canada. Tombstone is inscribed died 1/11/1875 at age 70 that would put him born 1805 and make the marriage in Killarney 1810 questionable, but not impossible. To make it more questionabl]

This may be the same John, that is married to Mary Butler, but I'mnot certain of that. The John and Mary Butler in Limerick, Co LimerickIreland would have been born prior to 1798, and the John, and Mary'stombstone that is at St. Famile RC church cemetery would put John b 1805,and Mary b 1811. The John and Mary Mullen that the researcher lists inBathurst area census seem to have a daughter Mary born the same year thatJohn, and Mary Butler's daughter Mary was born, but they are still havingchildren, when Mary b.1811 would have been over 50. I have seen therecords for Mary, and Florence's baptism, and although the last name forMary on Mary's baptism record is hard to make out, it seems closer toButler, than to Mullen, and on Florence's baptism record, it isdefinitely Butler. I have certified copies of these records transcribedby the people at St. Famile church, and they listed it as Butler also. Ihaven't been able to locate records for the births on the children thatthe researcher has listed for John, and Mary Mullen, so can't make anydetermination on that myself.

This information was taken from the ST Famile RC church records, and theKillarney RC records. I'm not certain that the Killarney John, and Maryare the same ones, but I'm also not certain that they aren't.

John, and Michael both show up in Bathurst, NB Canada abt. 1828, sowe wonder if they might be brothers. We aren't sure if there are twoseparate John's, one married to Mary Butler, and the other married toMary Mullen, or if they are the same one, and Mary's name is just realhard to read, and spelled slightly off. If they are both the same one,then the John. and Mary Butler in Killarney Ireland would be incorrect,as John, and Mary would have been born 1805, and 1811, making a marriagein 1810 kind of unlikely.

Property - [date: 1860] [place: Near Clifton on Middle Canobie Rd. which is just a little farther out from Bathurst, past Salmon Beach]

Burial - [date: JAN 1875] [place: Bathurst, NB, Canada. Tombstone is inscribed died 1/11/1875 at age 70 that would put him born 1805 and make the marriage in Killarney 1810 questionable, but not impossible. To make it more questionabl]

I have found a Mary McCarthy 39 listed in the 1861 Bathurst census withJohn 14 Living with William Buck blacksmith 32, and his wife Mary 29 innorth Bathurst. I wonder if this is the same person?

I have baptism certificate from St. Famile RC church in Bathurst.

Occupation - [date: 1871] [place: Stonecutter]

Event Ocupation - [place: In charge of one of Penobscot's largest Lumber Operations]

Event Ocupation - [date: 1881] [place: Sailor]

Occupation - [date: 1881] [place: Sailor]

Baptism - [date: 8 APR 1866] [place: St. Famile RC church Bathurst, NB Canada]

Burial - [date: UNKNOWN] [place: Evergreen cemetery, Houlton, Maine]

My mother thinks that John was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth. I don'tknow about the father.

The 1910 New Limerick census lists Lealand D as a 5 year old son ofFrank, and Rose?

I think that this is the James that Michael refers to in his will. Itstates "to my son James, I bequeath one shilling to him in full_"Michaelalso leaves the east 50 acres of the east half of lot #9 Salmon Beach toJames, should he return home, and live on the land, and take care of hiswife, and young children.

Baptism - [date: 9 NOV 1943] [place: St. Famile RC church Bathurst]

Event Ocupation - [place: Refridgeration]