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Descendants of Robert Auld Descendants of Robert Auld Generation No. 1 1. ROBERT1 AULD was born Abt. 1735 in Ayrshire, Scotland, and died Abt. 1803 in Stanhope, PEI. He married JEAN FISSETT in Scotland. She was born Abt. 1745 in Ayrshire, Scotland, and died Abt. 1798 in Stanhope, PEI. Notes for ROBERT AULD: Robert was a blacksmith and came to PEI in 1770. He and his wife, Jean (Fissett) Auld came over on the "Falmouth". They departed: Greenock, Scotland on April 8, 1770, 5:00 PM and arrived in PEI on June 1, 1770. Children of ROBERT AULD and JEAN FISSETT are: 2. i. AGNES2 AULD, b. 1775; d. 16 June 1850, Charlottetown, PEI. ii. JOHN AULD, b. Abt. 1766. iii. JEAN AULD, b. Abt. 1768. iv. WILLIAM AULD, b. Abt. 1770. v. MARY AULD, b. Abt. 1772. vi. ROBERT AULD, b. Abt. 1777. vii. ISABELLA AULD, b. Abt. 1779. viii. DAVID AULD, b. Abt. 1784. ix. ELIZABETH AULD, b. Abt. 1786, Stanhope, PEI; m. JAMES HAYDEN, 30 July 1806. Generation No. 2 2. AGNES2 AULD (ROBERT1) was born 1775, and died 16 June 1850 in Charlottetown, PEI. She married FRANCIS LONGWORTH 29 March 1797 in Charlottetown, PEI, son of FRANCIS LONGWORTH and MARY FITZGERALD. He was born 1767 in County Westmeath, Ireland, and died 27 February 1843 in Charlottetown, PEI. More About AGNES AULD: Burial: Elm Avenue Cemetery More About FRANCIS LONGWORTH: Burial: Elm Avenue Cemetery Moved to PEI: Abt. 1791 Children of AGNES AULD and FRANCIS LONGWORTH are: i. MARY3 LONGWORTH, b. 5 February 1798. ii. JANE LONGWORTH, b. 18 June 1799. iii. GEORGE LONGWORTH, b. 9 April 1801. iv. ELIZABETH LONGWORTH, b. 4 March 1803. v. ROBERT LONGWORTH, b. 23 April 1805. vi. FRANCIS LONGWORTH, b. 3 October 1807. vii. ANN ISABELLA LONGWORTH, b. 20 January 1809. viii. SAMUEL LONGWORTH, b. 26 November 1810. ix. MARGARET LONGWORTH, b. 30 October 1812. 3. x. HON. JOHN LONGWORTH, b. 19 September 1814, Charlottetown, PEI; d. 11 April 1885, Charlottetown, PEI. xi. HENRY LONGWORTH, b. 13 July 1816. xii. ELIZABETH ANNE LONGWORTH, b. 15 July 1818. xiii. WILLIAM SAMUEL LONGWORTH, b. 23 January 1822. Generation No. 3 3. HON. JOHN3 LONGWORTH (AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 19 September 1814 in Charlottetown, PEI, and died 11 April 1885 in Charlottetown, PEI. He married ELIZABETH WHITE TREMAINE 31 August 1847 in Halifax, 1 NS, daughter of RICHARD TREMAINE and MARY BOGGS. She was born 14 December 1816 in Halifax, NS, Canada, and died 15 December 1898 in Halifax, NS, Canada. Children of JOHN LONGWORTH and ELIZABETH TREMAINE are: 4. i. ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, b. 11 July 1859, PEI; d. 28 November 1945, Saint John, NB, Canada. ii. CONSTANCE MARY LONGWORTH, b. 18 April 1850. iii. BRENTON FITZGERALD LONGWORTH, b. 5 January 1852. iv. EMILY LOUISE LONGWORTH, b. 22 April 1854. v. ARTHUR LONGWORTH, b. 1855. vi. RICHARD JOHN AUGUSTUS LONGWORTH, b. 7 August 1857. Generation No. 4 4. ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH (JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 11 July 1859 in PEI, and died 28 November 1945 in Saint John, NB, Canada. She married ALEXANDER BANNERMAN WARBURTON 26 October 1889, son of JAMES WARBURTON and MARTHA GREEN. He was born 5 April 1852 in Summerside, PEI, Canada, and died 14 January 1929 in Charlottetown, PEI. More About ALEXANDER BANNERMAN WARBURTON: Premier of PEI: Bet. 1897 - 1898 Children of ISABEL LONGWORTH and ALEXANDER WARBURTON are: 5. i. NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, b. 21 November 1895, Charlottetown, PEI; d. 2 May 1985, Saint John, NB. ii. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH WARBURTON, b. 28 January 1898; d. 9 February 1983; m. JOHN (JACK) CHARLES F. HOLROYD. iii. OLGA ISABEL WARBURTON, b. 30 June 1899; d. 8 May 1987. Notes for OLGA ISABEL WARBURTON: Never Married Generation No. 5 5. NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON (ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 21 November 1895 in Charlottetown, PEI, and died 2 May 1985 in Saint John, NB. She married ALBAN FREDERICK BATE 3 September 1919 in Charlottetown, PEI, son of WILLIAM BATE and ALICE MCMULLEN. He was born 12 May 1893 in Crysler, Ontario, and died 24 July 1986 in Saint John, NB, Canada. More About ALBAN FREDERICK BATE: Baptism: 14 June 1893, St. John's Church, Crysler, Ontario Burial: 28 July 1986 Children of NORAH WARBURTON and ALBAN BATE are: 6. i. CONSTANCE MURIAL6 BATE, b. 23 August 1921; d. 1959. 7. ii. GEORGE WARBURTON BATE, b. 8 August 1923, Charlottetown, PEI. 8. iii. ALICE MARY LONGWORTH BATE, b. 22 May 1926. 9. iv. MARGARET ANNE MERCIER BATE, b. 2 March 1928. 10. v. DOROTHEA TREMAINE BATE, b. 11 February 1931. 11. vi. NORA MAUREEN OLGA BATE, b. 23 May 1933. 12. vii. ALBAN JOHN WARBURTON BATE, b. 25 October 1935. Generation No. 6 6. CONSTANCE MURIAL6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 23 August 1921, and died 1959. She married PETER HAROLD SINCLAIR January 1946 in Saint John, New Brunswick. More About CONSTANCE MURIAL BATE: Baptism: Fredericton, New Brunswick 2 Burial: 1959, Ottawa, Ontario Children of CONSTANCE BATE and PETER SINCLAIR are: i. IAN PETER WARBURTON7 SINCLAIR. ii. PATRICIA MURIAL SINCLAIR. iii. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SINCLAIR. iv. ROBERT GORDON SINCLAIR. 7. GEORGE WARBURTON6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 8 August 1923 in Charlottetown, PEI. He married (1) VERA ISABEL CRUMMEY Abt. 1944, daughter of RICHARD CRUMMEY and WINIFRED MARCH. She was born Abt. 1922 in St. John's, Newfoundland, and died 12 May 1967 in Saint John, NB. He married (2) BEVERLY AUDREY COOKE 1968. She was born 1 January 1942. More About GEORGE WARBURTON BATE: Baptism: 1923, Fredericton, New Brunswick More About VERA ISABEL CRUMMEY: Burial: Gondola Point Children of GEORGE BATE and VERA CRUMMEY are: 13. i. JAMES WARBURTON7 BATE, b. 27 December 1954, Saint John, NB, Canada. 14. ii. JANET ELIZABETH BATE, b. 21 March 1945, St. John's, Newfoundland. 15. iii. CHRISTINE NORAH BATE, b. 25 May 1948. iv. SUSAN JANE BATE, b. 7 October 1950, Saint John, NB, Canada; d. 1 April 2003, Saint John, NB, Canada; m. MICHAEL BUTLER. More About SUSAN JANE BATE: Burial: Gondola Point Cause of Death: Cancer Children of GEORGE BATE and BEVERLY COOKE are: v. ANGELA CONSTANCE7 BATE, b. 22 June 1970, Saint John, NB, Canada. vi. KATHERINE OLGA BATE, b. 3 May 1972, Saint John, NB, Canada; m. PATRICK MARSHALL, 26 March 2005, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. 8. ALICE MARY LONGWORTH6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 22 May 1926. She married THOMAS AINSLIE FOSTER. Children of ALICE BATE and THOMAS FOSTER are: i. GARY THOMAS7 FOSTER. ii. JOAN HEATHER FOSTER. iii. JOHN DOUGLAS FOSTER. iv. DAVID MICHAEL FOSTER. v. LINDA JANE FOSTER. 9. MARGARET ANNE MERCIER6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 2 March 1928. She married GERALD FRANKLIN LANGMAID. Children of MARGARET BATE and GERALD LANGMAID are: i. ELIZABETH ANNE7 LANGMAID, m. WILLIAM HICKS, 9 August 1980, Saint John, New Brunswick. ii. ROBERT ALLAN SHEPARD LANGMAID, m. DIANNA JEAN, 7 May 1980, Dalhousie, New Brunswick. iii. SUSANNE PATRICIA ALICE LANGMAID, m. WILLIAM DYMENT, 1980, Saint John, New Brunswick. iv. MARY-ANNE HEATHER LANGMAID. 10. DOROTHEA TREMAINE6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 11 February 1931. She married NORMAN DAVID PINCH. 3 Children of DOROTHEA BATE and NORMAN PINCH are: i. CATHERINE OLGA7 PINCH. ii. JACQUELINE ANN PINCH. iii. NORMA JEAN PINCH. iv. ANDREA LOUISE PINCH. 11. NORA MAUREEN OLGA6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 23 May 1933. She married JAMES MACGREGOR (RORY) GRANT. Children of NORA BATE and JAMES GRANT are: i. JAMES RICHARD MACGREGOR7 GRANT. ii. ANDREW STUART GRANT. iii. MICHAEL WARBURTON GRANT. iv. NORAH TREMAINE GRANT. 12. ALBAN JOHN WARBURTON6 BATE (NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 25 October 1935. He married (1) SUSANNE CAMPBELL WILSON. He married (2) SHARON. Children of ALBAN BATE and SUSANNE WILSON are: i. SARAH JANE WILSON7 BATE. ii. MICHAEL JAMES WARBURTON BATE. Generation No. 7 13. JAMES WARBURTON7 BATE (GEORGE WARBURTON6, NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1)1 was born 27 December 1954 in Saint John, NB, Canada. He married JANICE NADINE FRAZER 26 July 1980 in Durham, NS, daughter of THOMAS FRAZER and DIANE MOSS. She was born 29 July 1956 in Stellarton, NS, Canada. More About JAMES WARBURTON BATE: Degree: 1979, Dalhousie University Graduation: 1985, Certified Management Accountant Children of JAMES BATE and JANICE FRAZER are: i. COLIN FRAZER8 BATE, b. 9 May 1982, Edmonton, Alberta. Notes for COLIN FRAZER BATE: Colin is attending Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS. More About COLIN FRAZER BATE: Education: June 2000, High School Diploma - West Pictou High School ii. ADAM FRAZER BATE, b. 11 August 1985, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Notes for ADAM FRAZER BATE: August 31, 2003 Adam's first day at Dalhousie University. More About ADAM FRAZER BATE: Education: June 2003, High School Diploma from West Pictou High School iii. PETER FRAZER BATE, b. 3 December 1988, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Notes for PETER FRAZER BATE: Peter attended the Northumberland Regional High School in the first year of operation - 2003 iv. DEVON FRAZER BATE, b. 22 January 1993, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. 4 14. JANET ELIZABETH7 BATE (GEORGE WARBURTON6, NORAH FRANCES5 WARBURTON, ISABEL COGSWELL4 LONGWORTH, JOHN3, AGNES2 AULD, ROBERT1) was born 21 March 1945 in St. John's, Newfoundland. She married WILLIAM NORMAN (BILL) BRITTAIN 4 May 1968 in Saint John, New Brunswick. He was born 13 April 1944 in Saint John, NB, Canada. Children of JANET BATE and WILLIAM BRITTAIN are: i.
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