Spouse: Mary Key/Keay b. 28 Apr 1786 Guysborough, NS m. 29 Dec 1808 d. Bayfield
Atwater family member no. 393
The Bayfield district in Antigonish County was once known as Little River; all of these children were born at Bayfield (NO CAPE BRETON):
Son: Rufus "William" Atwater b. 20 May 1811 no. 824
Dau: Grace Lavinia (Atwater) Atwater b. 5 May 1813
Son: James Atwater b. 1 Nov 1814 m. 1845 Eliza Myers no. 819
Son: Elisha Matthew Atwater b. 3 Mar 1817 d. 20 May 1865 Guysborough, NS no. 820
Dau: Jane Elizabeth (Atwater) Irish b. 14 Feb 1819 no. 821
Dau: Esther E (Atwater) Cleaves b. Aug 1821
Son: Luman Atwater b. 29 Aug 1824 no. 822 m. 1848 Mary Jane Murphy
Son: David Graham Atwater b. 12 Mar 1826/1828 no. 823
"Atwater History and Genealogy, by Francis Atwater and Edward E Atwater: The book leaves Grace Lavinia and Esther off, but Grace Lavinia's son has family no. 832. I don't know about James having the middle name George, and he did marry to Eliza Myer; I don't know if he m1. Harriet Ayer and she died (there was not a Harriet Ayer given in the vicinity).
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s:
Name: Rufus Atwater
Arrival Year: 1759-1859
Arrival Place: Nova Scotia, Canada
Household Members Name/Age:
Name: Luman Atwater
Name: Rufus Atwater [Adolphus/Dolfus Atwater]
Name: William Atwater
Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935:
Name: Luman Atwater
Record Type: Owner
Residence Place: Bay Field, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Mariner
Vessel Name: Mary Catherine
Vessel Type: Schooner
Vessel Registration Number: P865023
Vessel Registration Place: Pictou, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed: 1865
Crew Number: 2
Shares: 64
Note: This vessel could have been owned by Luman Jr.; but he was at Afton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia in 1860. It was the father that settled at Bayfield and stayed there. All censuses state both the father and son to be farmers. Antigonish, Antigonish is the reporter of Vitals for this family; and I don't think the Mary Ann Atwater that died in 1866 is Mary (Keay) Atwater.
Atwater family member no. 393
The Bayfield district in Antigonish County was once known as Little River; all of these children were born at Bayfield (NO CAPE BRETON):
Son: Rufus "William" Atwater b. 20 May 1811 no. 824
Dau: Grace Lavinia (Atwater) Atwater b. 5 May 1813
Son: James Atwater b. 1 Nov 1814 m. 1845 Eliza Myers no. 819
Son: Elisha Matthew Atwater b. 3 Mar 1817 d. 20 May 1865 Guysborough, NS no. 820
Dau: Jane Elizabeth (Atwater) Irish b. 14 Feb 1819 no. 821
Dau: Esther E (Atwater) Cleaves b. Aug 1821
Son: Luman Atwater b. 29 Aug 1824 no. 822 m. 1848 Mary Jane Murphy
Son: David Graham Atwater b. 12 Mar 1826/1828 no. 823
"Atwater History and Genealogy, by Francis Atwater and Edward E Atwater: The book leaves Grace Lavinia and Esther off, but Grace Lavinia's son has family no. 832. I don't know about James having the middle name George, and he did marry to Eliza Myer; I don't know if he m1. Harriet Ayer and she died (there was not a Harriet Ayer given in the vicinity).
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s:
Name: Rufus Atwater
Arrival Year: 1759-1859
Arrival Place: Nova Scotia, Canada
Household Members Name/Age:
Name: Luman Atwater
Name: Rufus Atwater [Adolphus/Dolfus Atwater]
Name: William Atwater
Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935:
Name: Luman Atwater
Record Type: Owner
Residence Place: Bay Field, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Mariner
Vessel Name: Mary Catherine
Vessel Type: Schooner
Vessel Registration Number: P865023
Vessel Registration Place: Pictou, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed: 1865
Crew Number: 2
Shares: 64
Note: This vessel could have been owned by Luman Jr.; but he was at Afton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia in 1860. It was the father that settled at Bayfield and stayed there. All censuses state both the father and son to be farmers. Antigonish, Antigonish is the reporter of Vitals for this family; and I don't think the Mary Ann Atwater that died in 1866 is Mary (Keay) Atwater.
Spouse: Mary Key/Keay b. 28 Apr 1786 Guysborough, NS m. 29 Dec 1808 d. Bayfield
Atwater family member no. 393
The Bayfield district in Antigonish County was once known as Little River; all of these children were born at Bayfield (NO CAPE BRETON):
Son: Rufus "William" Atwater b. 20 May 1811 no. 824
Dau: Grace Lavinia (Atwater) Atwater b. 5 May 1813
Son: James Atwater b. 1 Nov 1814 m. 1845 Eliza Myers no. 819
Son: Elisha Matthew Atwater b. 3 Mar 1817 d. 20 May 1865 Guysborough, NS no. 820
Dau: Jane Elizabeth (Atwater) Irish b. 14 Feb 1819 no. 821
Dau: Esther E (Atwater) Cleaves b. Aug 1821
Son: Luman Atwater b. 29 Aug 1824 no. 822 m. 1848 Mary Jane Murphy
Son: David Graham Atwater b. 12 Mar 1826/1828 no. 823
"Atwater History and Genealogy, by Francis Atwater and Edward E Atwater: The book leaves Grace Lavinia and Esther off, but Grace Lavinia's son has family no. 832. I don't know about James having the middle name George, and he did marry to Eliza Myer; I don't know if he m1. Harriet Ayer and she died (there was not a Harriet Ayer given in the vicinity).
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s:
Name: Rufus Atwater
Arrival Year: 1759-1859
Arrival Place: Nova Scotia, Canada
Household Members Name/Age:
Name: Luman Atwater
Name: Rufus Atwater [Adolphus/Dolfus Atwater]
Name: William Atwater
Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935:
Name: Luman Atwater
Record Type: Owner
Residence Place: Bay Field, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Mariner
Vessel Name: Mary Catherine
Vessel Type: Schooner
Vessel Registration Number: P865023
Vessel Registration Place: Pictou, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed: 1865
Crew Number: 2
Shares: 64
Note: This vessel could have been owned by Luman Jr.; but he was at Afton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia in 1860. It was the father that settled at Bayfield and stayed there. All censuses state both the father and son to be farmers. Antigonish, Antigonish is the reporter of Vitals for this family; and I don't think the Mary Ann Atwater that died in 1866 is Mary (Keay) Atwater.
Atwater family member no. 393
The Bayfield district in Antigonish County was once known as Little River; all of these children were born at Bayfield (NO CAPE BRETON):
Son: Rufus "William" Atwater b. 20 May 1811 no. 824
Dau: Grace Lavinia (Atwater) Atwater b. 5 May 1813
Son: James Atwater b. 1 Nov 1814 m. 1845 Eliza Myers no. 819
Son: Elisha Matthew Atwater b. 3 Mar 1817 d. 20 May 1865 Guysborough, NS no. 820
Dau: Jane Elizabeth (Atwater) Irish b. 14 Feb 1819 no. 821
Dau: Esther E (Atwater) Cleaves b. Aug 1821
Son: Luman Atwater b. 29 Aug 1824 no. 822 m. 1848 Mary Jane Murphy
Son: David Graham Atwater b. 12 Mar 1826/1828 no. 823
"Atwater History and Genealogy, by Francis Atwater and Edward E Atwater: The book leaves Grace Lavinia and Esther off, but Grace Lavinia's son has family no. 832. I don't know about James having the middle name George, and he did marry to Eliza Myer; I don't know if he m1. Harriet Ayer and she died (there was not a Harriet Ayer given in the vicinity).
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s:
Name: Rufus Atwater
Arrival Year: 1759-1859
Arrival Place: Nova Scotia, Canada
Household Members Name/Age:
Name: Luman Atwater
Name: Rufus Atwater [Adolphus/Dolfus Atwater]
Name: William Atwater
Canada, Seafarers of the Atlantic Provinces, 1789-1935:
Name: Luman Atwater
Record Type: Owner
Residence Place: Bay Field, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Mariner
Vessel Name: Mary Catherine
Vessel Type: Schooner
Vessel Registration Number: P865023
Vessel Registration Place: Pictou, Nova Scotia
Year Vessel Constructed: 1865
Crew Number: 2
Shares: 64
Note: This vessel could have been owned by Luman Jr.; but he was at Afton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia in 1860. It was the father that settled at Bayfield and stayed there. All censuses state both the father and son to be farmers. Antigonish, Antigonish is the reporter of Vitals for this family; and I don't think the Mary Ann Atwater that died in 1866 is Mary (Keay) Atwater.
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