Saint John Daily News, Thu 16 Mar 1882: "d. 14th inst., Elizabeth MUNROE relict of William MUNROE, 88th year. Funeral Friday half past 2 o'clock from her son's residence 127 Princess St., Saint John." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Possibly the Elizabeth Jones who married William Munroe 16 Mar 1815 York County NB. Both parties were resident in Prince William, York County NB, at the time.
Their son John was referred to as John Jones on his burial permit and on the late birth registration of his daughter Alice. However, the baptismal record for John's son John Alexander gives the older John's name as John James. The death certificate for John's daughter Elizabeth gives her father's name as James, with "John" not being mentioned at all.
Possibly the Elizabeth Jones who married William Munroe 16 Mar 1815 York County NB. Both parties were resident in Prince William, York County NB, at the time.
Their son John was referred to as John Jones on his burial permit and on the late birth registration of his daughter Alice. However, the baptismal record for John's son John Alexander gives the older John's name as John James. The death certificate for John's daughter Elizabeth gives her father's name as James, with "John" not being mentioned at all.
Saint John Daily News, Thu 16 Mar 1882: "d. 14th inst., Elizabeth MUNROE relict of William MUNROE, 88th year. Funeral Friday half past 2 o'clock from her son's residence 127 Princess St., Saint John." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Possibly the Elizabeth Jones who married William Munroe 16 Mar 1815 York County NB. Both parties were resident in Prince William, York County NB, at the time.
Their son John was referred to as John Jones on his burial permit and on the late birth registration of his daughter Alice. However, the baptismal record for John's son John Alexander gives the older John's name as John James. The death certificate for John's daughter Elizabeth gives her father's name as James, with "John" not being mentioned at all.
Possibly the Elizabeth Jones who married William Munroe 16 Mar 1815 York County NB. Both parties were resident in Prince William, York County NB, at the time.
Their son John was referred to as John Jones on his burial permit and on the late birth registration of his daughter Alice. However, the baptismal record for John's son John Alexander gives the older John's name as John James. The death certificate for John's daughter Elizabeth gives her father's name as James, with "John" not being mentioned at all.
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