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Descendants of George Williams Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE2 WILLIAMS (??1) was born Bet. 1796 - 1797 in Ireland, and died 13 Jun 1842. He married MARY MARGARET KELLY in IRELAND. She was born Bet. 1792 - 1793, and died 20 Dec 1866 in St Colomban QC. Children of GEORGE WILLIAMS and MARY KELLY are: 2. i. MICHAEL3 WILLIAMS, b. Bet. 1816 - 1817, Ireland; d. 27 Dec 1902, St Colomban QC. ii. CATHERINE WILLIAMS, b. Bet. 1818 - 1821, Ireland; d. 08 May 1894, St Colomban QC; m. MATHEW MCGARR; b. 1802, Ireland; d. 14 Nov 1886, St Colomban QC. 3. iii. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. Bet. 1820 - 1823, Ireland; d. 23 May 1893, St Colomban QC. 4. iv. JANE WILLIAMS, b. Bet. 1823 - 1826. 5. v. JAMES WILLIAMS, b. Bet. 1824 - 1826, Vermont, USA; d. 24 Apr 1897, St Colomban QC. 6. vi. MARIAN WILLIAMS, b. 26 Mar 1828, St Colomban QC; d. 30 Mar 1909, St Colomban QC. vii. LOUISE (ELIZABETH) WILLIAMS, b. 20 May 1830, St Colomban QC. viii. CHARLES WILLIAMS, b. 1832, St Colomban QC. 7. ix. THOMAS WILLIAMS, b. 25 Jul 1833, St Colomban QC; d. 01 Jun 1913, St Colomban QC. Generation No. 2 2. MICHAEL3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born Bet. 1816 - 1817 in Ireland, and died 27 Dec 1902 in St Colomban QC. He married ALICE ELGAN (EAGAN) 07 Feb 1843 in St Colomban QC, daughter of JOHN ELGAN and MARY MITCHELL. She was born 1818, and died 25 Mar 1895 in St Colomban QC. Children of MICHAEL WILLIAMS and ALICE (EAGAN) are: 8. i. MARY4 WILLIAMS, b. 1842; d. 13 Jun 1925, St Colomban QC. 9. ii. CATHERINE WILLIAMS, b. 30 Jan 1846, St Colomban QC. iii. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 24 May 1849, St Colomban QC. 10. iv. MICHAEL WILLIAMS, b. 21 Sep 1851, St Colomban QC; d. 15 Nov 1908, St Colomban QC. v. JOHN JAMES WILLIAMS, b. 08 Feb 1854, St Colomban QC; d. 19 Mar 1855, St Colomban QC. 11. vi. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. 06 Apr 1856, St Colomban QC. vii. THOMAS WILLIAMS, b. 15 Oct 1860, St Colomban QC; d. 03 Jan 1931, St Colomban QC. 3. GEORGE3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born Bet. 1820 - 1823 in Ireland, and died 23 May 1893 in St Colomban QC. He married MARY BURNS 17 Aug 1841 in St Colomban QC Canada, daughter of PATRICK BURNS and CATHERINE KAVANAGH. She died 29 Oct 1885 in St Colomban QC. Children of GEORGE WILLIAMS and MARY BURNS are: 12. i. MICHAEL4 WILLIAMS, b. 28 Sep 1843, St Colomban QC. 13. ii. CATHARINE WILLIAMS, b. 11 Apr 1845, St Colomban QC; d. 16 Apr 1880, St Colomban QC. iii. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 25 Feb 1847, St Colomban QC; d. 06 Jul 1847, St Colomban QC. 14. iv. JAMES WILLIAMS, b. 28 Jul 1848, St Colomban QC Canada. v. MARIAN WILLIAMS, b. 06 Mar 1850, St Colomban QC. vi. JANE WILLIAMS, b. 29 Jul 1852, St Colomban QC. vii. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. 15 May 1854, St Colomban QC. viii. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. 09 Feb 1856, St Colomban QC. 1 ix. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 19 Jan 1858, St Colomban QC; d. 29 Apr 1858, St Colomban QC. x. MARY WILLIAMS, b. 29 Jun 1860, St Colomban QC; d. 19 Dec 1886, Montreal; m. JOHN PHELAN. xi. BRIDGIT WILLIAMS, b. 1862; d. 15 Mar 1867, St Colomban QC. 4. JANE3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born Bet. 1823 - 1826. She married BERNAND BURNS 09 Feb 1847 in St Colomban QC Canada, son of PARRICK BURNS and CATHARINE CAVENNAGH. Children of JANE WILLIAMS and BERNAND BURNS are: i. THOMAS4 BURNS, b. 28 Jan 1849, St Colomban QC; d. 20 Jan 1851, St Colomban QC. ii. JOHN BURNS, b. 08 Jul 1852, St Colomban QC. iii. MARY ANN BURNS, b. 27 May 1855, St Colomban QC. iv. BERNARD BURNS, b. 24 Apr 1858, St Colomban QC. v. CATHERINE BURNS, b. 22 Mar 1859, St Colomban QC. vi. JANE EMELIA BURNS, b. 05 Oct 1862, St Colomban QC. vii. JAMES BURNS, b. 21 Apr 1867, St Colomban QC. 5. JAMES3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born Bet. 1824 - 1826 in Vermont, USA, and died 24 Apr 1897 in St Colomban QC. He married SUZANNA MCGARR 20 Aug 1845 in St Colomban QC Canada, daughter of EDWARD MCGARR and SARAH LAUGHLAN. She was born 1830, and died 23 Nov 1893 in St Colomban QC. Children of JAMES WILLIAMS and SUZANNA MCGARR are: i. MARY4 WILLIAMS, b. 02 Jan 1847, St Colomban QC; d. 11 Oct 1865, St Colomban QC. ii. SARAH WILLIAMS, b. 07 Aug 1849, St Colomban QC. iii. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 13 Jan 1852, St Colomban QC. iv. EDWARD WILLIAMS, b. 11 Sep 1854, St Colomban QC. v. ANNE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. 07 Aug 1857, St Colomban QC; d. 18 Nov 1876, St Colomban QC. vi. JAMES WILLIAMS, b. 14 Feb 1860, St Colomban QC; d. 07 Dec 1935, St Colomban QC. 15. vii. CATHERINE WILLIAMS, b. 05 Jul 1862, St Colomban QC. viii. ELEONORA WILLIAMS, b. 23 Nov 1864, St Colomban QC. ix. MARY WILLIAMS, b. 02 Mar 1867, St Colomban QC. x. ELIZABETH SUZANNA WILLIAMS, b. 28 Feb 1871, St Colomban QC. xi. BRIDGIT WILLIAMS, b. 21 Jun 1869, St Colomban QC; d. 09 Dec 1876, St Colomban QC. 6. MARIAN3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born 26 Mar 1828 in St Colomban QC, and died 30 Mar 1909 in St Colomban QC. She married JAMES MCGARR 29 Sep 1857 in St Colomban QC Canada, son of EDWARD MCGARR and SARAH LAUGHRAN. He died 14 May 1896 in St Colomban QC. Children of MARIAN WILLIAMS and JAMES MCGARR are: i. MARY4 MCGARR, b. 22 Jul 1859, St Colomban QC; d. 10 Oct 1879, St Colomban QC. ii. JOHN MCGARR, b. 06 Feb 1861, St Colomban QC. iii. MICHAEL MCGARR, b. 12 Jul 1862, St Colomban QC; d. 15 May 1865, St Colomban QC. iv. SARAH ANN MCGARR, b. 29 May 1864, St Colomban QC. v. BRIDGET MCGARR, b. 26 Jan 1868, St Colomban QC. vi. GEORGE MCGARR, b. 05 Jul 1869, St Colomban QC. vii. JAMES EDWARD MCGARR, b. 07 Jun 1870, St Colomban QC. viii. MATTHEW MICHAEL MCGARR, b. 23 Sep 1872, St Colomban QC; m. CATHERINE WILLIAMS; d. 08 May 1894. 2 7. THOMAS3 WILLIAMS (GEORGE2, ??1) was born 25 Jul 1833 in St Colomban QC, and died 01 Jun 1913 in St Colomban QC. He married BRIDGIT MCKEON 08 Apr 1856 in St Colomban QC, daughter of JOHN MCKEON and ANN MCKENDRY. She was born 1840, and died 03 Jun 1908 in St Colomban QC. Children of THOMAS WILLIAMS and BRIDGIT MCKEON are: i. MARYANN4 WILLIAMS, b. 22 Apr 1857, St Colomban QC. ii. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. 06 Apr 1859, St Colomban QC; d. 24 Jan 1899, St Colomban QC. iii. MARGARET WILLIAMS, b. 02 Sep 1861, St Colomban QC; d. 14 Sep 1861, St Colomban QC. iv. MARGARET WILLIAMS, b. 11 Sep 1862, St Colomban QC. 16. v. MICHAEL WILLIAMS, b. 27 Jan 1865, St Colomban QC. 17. vi. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 08 Sep 1867, St Colomban QC. vii. PATRICK WILLIAMS, b. 15 Jun 1870, St Colomban QC; d. 24 Jun 1870, St Colomban QC. viii. CATHARINE WILLIAMS, b. 08 Jul 1871, St Colomban QC. ix. BRIDGIT WILLIAMS, b. 19 Jan 1874, St Colomban QC; m. JOHN DELANEY, 30 Apr 1906, St Colomban QC. x. ALICE WILLIAMS, b. 10 Jul 1877, St Colomban QC. Generation No. 3 8. MARY4 WILLIAMS (MICHAEL3, GEORGE2, ??1) was born 1842, and died 13 Jun 1925 in St Colomban QC. She married PATRICK MCKEOWN 03 Oct 1865 in St Colomban QC, son of JOHN MCKEON and ANN MCKINDY. He died 23 Aug 1893 in St Colomban QC. Children of MARY WILLIAMS and PATRICK MCKEOWN are: i. MICHAEL5 MCKEOWN, b. 21 Jul 1866, St Colomban QC. ii. CATHERINE MCKEOWN, b. 01 Oct 1875, St Colomban QC. iii. PATRICK MCKEOWN, b. 01 Sep 1876, St Colomban QC. iv. ELIZABETH MCKEOWN, b. 17 Feb 1879, St Colomban QC. v. THOMAS MCKEOWN, b. 06 Feb 1881, St Colomban QC. vi. JAMES MCKEOWN, b. 03 Mar 1883, St Colomban QC. vii. MARY CHRISTINE MCKEOWN, b. 12 Nov 1885, St Colomban QC. viii. GEORGE MCKEOWN, d. 26 Apr 1894, St Colomban QC. 9. CATHERINE4 WILLIAMS (MICHAEL3, GEORGE2, ??1) was born 30 Jan 1846 in St Colomban QC. She married JOHN O'ROURKE. He was born 1841, and died 22 Mar 1879 in St Colomban QC. Child of CATHERINE WILLIAMS and JOHN O'ROURKE is: i. THOMAS5 O'ROURKE, b. Feb 1878, St Colomban QC; d. 02 Apr 1879, St Colomban QC. 10. MICHAEL4 WILLIAMS (MICHAEL3, GEORGE2, ??1) was born 21 Sep 1851 in St Colomban QC, and died 15 Nov 1908 in St Colomban QC. He married CATHERINE BURKE 02 Jul 1878 in St Colomban QC, daughter of JOHN BURKE and MARGARET KUGAN. She was born 1857. Children of MICHAEL WILLIAMS and CATHERINE BURKE are: 18. i. MARGARET5 WILLIAMS, b. 11 May 1879, St Colomban QC; d. 22 Jul 1913, St Colomban QC. ii. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. 1881, St Colomban QC; m. MARY JANE MCCARTHY, St Colomban QC Canada. 19. iii. MICHAEL COLUMBAN WILLIAMS, b. 10 Sep 1882, St Colomban QC; d. 23 Oct 1914, St Colomban QC. 3 20. iv. DENNIS WILLIAMS, b. 16 Jan 1884, St Colomban QC. v. ALICE AGNES WILLIAMS, b. 20 Jul 1885, St Colomban QC; d. 10 Jun 1924, Montreal; m. JOE BRISEBOIS, St Colomban QC Canada. vi. FRANCIS BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, b. 29 May 1887, St Colomban QC; m. MARY TERESA FREE (MAMIE), 25 Apr 1927, Montreal, St. Dominque. 21. vii. ELIZABETH JANE WILLIAMS, b.
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    NOTE: First Families is a collection of genealogical information taken from various sources that were periodically submitted to the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. The information has not been verified against any official records. Since the information in First Families is contributed, it is the responsibility of those who use the information to verify its accuracy. Mc’s and Mac’s are arranged alphabetically by the letter after the letter “c”. MCADAM: Alexander McAdam b. 1815 in Ireland, d. 1883, m. Margaret Adams born 1826 in Ireland, d. 1912: both came to NB in 1826 according to the 1851 census: they settled in Fredericton, York County: Children mentioned: 1) Martha McAdam: 2) Matilda Jane McAdam b. 15 Sep 1844: 3) Margaret Annie McAdam b. 1846, d. 1943: 4) Mary C. McAdam b. 1848: 5) Eliza Ida McAdam b. 1850, d. 1943: 6) James A. McAdam born 1853, d. 1944: 7) John McAdam b. 1857, d. 1938: 8) Mary Louise McAdam b. 1861, d. 1926: 9) Harry McAdam born 1863, d. 1911: 10) Frank McAdam b. 1867, d. 1958. Source: MC80/644 Isabel L. Hill’s The old burying ground Fredericton, NB, Volume I, pages 23 to 25 which notes that Alexander came from Galashiels in Selkirkshire, Scotland: the 1851 and 1861 York County census, however, says that he was born in Ireland. MCADAM: John McAdam b. 28 Mar 1807 in County Antrim, Ireland, died 13 Mar 1893: came to NB in 1817 and settled at St. Stephen, Charlotte County: married 19 Apr 1835 Jane Ann Murchie b. 10 Apr 1816, d.
  • Register Report: James and Annie Fagan

    Register Report: James and Annie Fagan

    Register Report: James and Annie Fagan Generation 1 1. James Fagan-1. Annie Unknown. James Fagan and Annie Unknown married.They had the following children: 2. i. Nicholas Fagan was born in 1785 in County Meath, Ireland[1]. He married Katherine Connally between 1812-1813 in Ireland. He died on 30 Aug 1852 in Refugio County, TX. Generation 2 2. Nicholas Fagan-2 (James-1) was born in 1785 in County Meath, Ireland[1]. He died on 30 Aug 1852 in Refugio County, TX. Katherine Connally was born in Ireland. She died before 1824. Nicholas Fagan and Katherine Connally were married between 1812-1813 in Ireland.They had the following children: 3. i. Anna Fagan was born in 1814 in Ireland[1]. She married Peter Teal in 1833 in La Bahia Mission, Goliad, TX. She died in 1897 in Texas. 9. ii. Mary Fagan was born in 1817 in Ireland. She married Thomas O'Connor on 13 Oct 1838 in San Fernando Cathedral, San Antonio, Bexar Co TX. She died on 22 Nov 1842 in Texas[2]. 16. iii. John Fagan was born in 1823 in St. Louis, MO[1]. He married Eleanor Fox before 1844. He died on 27 May 1860 in Texas. Catherine Hanselman-Balch was born in 1800 in Stuttgart, Germany. She died on 14 Aug 1856 in Fagan Ranch, Refugio County, TX. Nicholas Fagan and Catherine Hanselman-Balch were married on 17 Jan 1824 in Orleans Parish, LA.They had the following children: 72. i. Catherine Louisa Fagan was born on 03 Feb 1825 in Louisiana.