Phyllis Ruth Blakeley was appointed as the Provincial Archivist for Nova Scotia in 1982 and was the first woman to hold that position. Her parents were Cecil Pearson Blakeley and Clara Amanda McLearn.
From the MCLEARN FAMILY document, created by Phyllis Ruth Blakeley:
HUGH MCLEARN (son of James) 1797-1855 Born March 4th, 1797, married Nov. 23rd, 1822 by Elder George Dimock, to Elizabeth Sanford, born May 26, 1796. Hugh was a farmer and lived on "the back road" from Upper Rawdon to South Rawdon.
Daughter of Hugh McLearn and Elizabeth Sanford.
Mary M. McLearn Born May 15, 1825
Married by Rev. T. H. Porter on 28th March, 1844 Mr. John Furness to Miss Mary Maria McLearn of South Rawdon.
Married to John Furness on 28 March 1844.
Married to James Wellner in December 1858.
Marriage record - https://archives.novascotia.ca/vital-statistics/marriage/?ID=9580
James Wellnor and Maria Furnace married on 15 December 1858 at Hants County
Marriage Bond record at the Nova Scotia Archives: James Wellnor, of Rawdon, in the County of Hants, Farmer, and James Kelley, of Halifax, posted a marriage bond on 15 December 1858. The bond shows that James Wellnor was a Bachelor and that Maria Furnace, of Rawdon, was a Widow. Their marriage license was to be directed to the Reverend ? Bentley, a Baptist Minister in Halifax, Halifax County.
Maria had previously been married to John Furness.
"Canada, Nova Scotia Marriages, 1864-1918", shows that James Wellner married Mary Maria Furness in Rawdon on 14 December 1858.
"Canada, Nova Scotia Marriages, 1864-1918", shows that James Wellner married Mary Maria McLearn in Rawdon on 14 December 1858.
Phyllis Ruth Blakeley was appointed as the Provincial Archivist for Nova Scotia in 1982 and was the first woman to hold that position. Her parents were Cecil Pearson Blakeley and Clara Amanda McLearn.
From the MCLEARN FAMILY document, created by Phyllis Ruth Blakeley:
HUGH MCLEARN (son of James) 1797-1855 Born March 4th, 1797, married Nov. 23rd, 1822 by Elder George Dimock, to Elizabeth Sanford, born May 26, 1796. Hugh was a farmer and lived on "the back road" from Upper Rawdon to South Rawdon.
Daughter of Hugh McLearn and Elizabeth Sanford.
Mary M. McLearn Born May 15, 1825
Married by Rev. T. H. Porter on 28th March, 1844 Mr. John Furness to Miss Mary Maria McLearn of South Rawdon.
Married to John Furness on 28 March 1844.
Married to James Wellner in December 1858.
Marriage record - https://archives.novascotia.ca/vital-statistics/marriage/?ID=9580
James Wellnor and Maria Furnace married on 15 December 1858 at Hants County
Marriage Bond record at the Nova Scotia Archives: James Wellnor, of Rawdon, in the County of Hants, Farmer, and James Kelley, of Halifax, posted a marriage bond on 15 December 1858. The bond shows that James Wellnor was a Bachelor and that Maria Furnace, of Rawdon, was a Widow. Their marriage license was to be directed to the Reverend ? Bentley, a Baptist Minister in Halifax, Halifax County.
Maria had previously been married to John Furness.
"Canada, Nova Scotia Marriages, 1864-1918", shows that James Wellner married Mary Maria Furness in Rawdon on 14 December 1858.
"Canada, Nova Scotia Marriages, 1864-1918", shows that James Wellner married Mary Maria McLearn in Rawdon on 14 December 1858.
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