Was buried somewhere in the "Cornwallis area"
Nathan Stiles Jr. was born at Hebron, Conn. (probably about 1728); m. Keziah Kilbron ~1750. In the year 1760, approximately two hundred emigrants from Connecticut were invited to remove to Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, and take possession of it; the Acadians having removed from the place 5 years before. Cornwallis, N. S. (Kings Co.). They sailed together in a fleet of 22 vessels, convoyed by a brig of war mounting 16 guns, commanded by Capt. Pigot. They arrived on the 4th of June, 1760, and took possession of the lands formerly occupied by the Acadians.
Nathan served in the British army at the capture of Louisburg in 1758, and at Quebec in 1759. He was one of the New England colonists who moved to Nova Scotia in 1760. Approximately 60 of the colonists were each granted a bounty of 500 acres in what is now Kings county, N. S., to which place Nathan moved with his family. He died at Cornwallis in ~1808.
Name: Nathan Stiles
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1749
Marriage Place: Hebron, Tolland, Connecticut, USA
Spouse: Kerziah Kilbron
Children born in Connecticut:
Israel Stiles 1751– died young?
Lois Stiles 1753–
Phebe Stiles 1755–
Oliver Stiles 1757–1833
Nathan 1757-~1800
Children born in NS(and based on Cornwallis, NS township birth records)
Bethania Stiles 1762– died young?
Reuben Stiles 1764–1798 died in New Brunswick
Josiah/Jonah Stiles 1766–Aft 1791
Catherine Stiles 1767 - ~1820 m.Ricker
Nathan Stiles Jr. was born at Hebron, Conn. (probably about 1728); m. Keziah Kilbron ~1750. In the year 1760, approximately two hundred emigrants from Connecticut were invited to remove to Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, and take possession of it; the Acadians having removed from the place 5 years before. Cornwallis, N. S. (Kings Co.). They sailed together in a fleet of 22 vessels, convoyed by a brig of war mounting 16 guns, commanded by Capt. Pigot. They arrived on the 4th of June, 1760, and took possession of the lands formerly occupied by the Acadians.
Nathan served in the British army at the capture of Louisburg in 1758, and at Quebec in 1759. He was one of the New England colonists who moved to Nova Scotia in 1760. Approximately 60 of the colonists were each granted a bounty of 500 acres in what is now Kings county, N. S., to which place Nathan moved with his family. He died at Cornwallis in ~1808.
Name: Nathan Stiles
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1749
Marriage Place: Hebron, Tolland, Connecticut, USA
Spouse: Kerziah Kilbron
Children born in Connecticut:
Israel Stiles 1751– died young?
Lois Stiles 1753–
Phebe Stiles 1755–
Oliver Stiles 1757–1833
Nathan 1757-~1800
Children born in NS(and based on Cornwallis, NS township birth records)
Bethania Stiles 1762– died young?
Reuben Stiles 1764–1798 died in New Brunswick
Josiah/Jonah Stiles 1766–Aft 1791
Catherine Stiles 1767 - ~1820 m.Ricker
Was buried somewhere in the "Cornwallis area"
Nathan Stiles Jr. was born at Hebron, Conn. (probably about 1728); m. Keziah Kilbron ~1750. In the year 1760, approximately two hundred emigrants from Connecticut were invited to remove to Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, and take possession of it; the Acadians having removed from the place 5 years before. Cornwallis, N. S. (Kings Co.). They sailed together in a fleet of 22 vessels, convoyed by a brig of war mounting 16 guns, commanded by Capt. Pigot. They arrived on the 4th of June, 1760, and took possession of the lands formerly occupied by the Acadians.
Nathan served in the British army at the capture of Louisburg in 1758, and at Quebec in 1759. He was one of the New England colonists who moved to Nova Scotia in 1760. Approximately 60 of the colonists were each granted a bounty of 500 acres in what is now Kings county, N. S., to which place Nathan moved with his family. He died at Cornwallis in ~1808.
Name: Nathan Stiles
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1749
Marriage Place: Hebron, Tolland, Connecticut, USA
Spouse: Kerziah Kilbron
Children born in Connecticut:
Israel Stiles 1751– died young?
Lois Stiles 1753–
Phebe Stiles 1755–
Oliver Stiles 1757–1833
Nathan 1757-~1800
Children born in NS(and based on Cornwallis, NS township birth records)
Bethania Stiles 1762– died young?
Reuben Stiles 1764–1798 died in New Brunswick
Josiah/Jonah Stiles 1766–Aft 1791
Catherine Stiles 1767 - ~1820 m.Ricker
Nathan Stiles Jr. was born at Hebron, Conn. (probably about 1728); m. Keziah Kilbron ~1750. In the year 1760, approximately two hundred emigrants from Connecticut were invited to remove to Horton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, and take possession of it; the Acadians having removed from the place 5 years before. Cornwallis, N. S. (Kings Co.). They sailed together in a fleet of 22 vessels, convoyed by a brig of war mounting 16 guns, commanded by Capt. Pigot. They arrived on the 4th of June, 1760, and took possession of the lands formerly occupied by the Acadians.
Nathan served in the British army at the capture of Louisburg in 1758, and at Quebec in 1759. He was one of the New England colonists who moved to Nova Scotia in 1760. Approximately 60 of the colonists were each granted a bounty of 500 acres in what is now Kings county, N. S., to which place Nathan moved with his family. He died at Cornwallis in ~1808.
Name: Nathan Stiles
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1749
Marriage Place: Hebron, Tolland, Connecticut, USA
Spouse: Kerziah Kilbron
Children born in Connecticut:
Israel Stiles 1751– died young?
Lois Stiles 1753–
Phebe Stiles 1755–
Oliver Stiles 1757–1833
Nathan 1757-~1800
Children born in NS(and based on Cornwallis, NS township birth records)
Bethania Stiles 1762– died young?
Reuben Stiles 1764–1798 died in New Brunswick
Josiah/Jonah Stiles 1766–Aft 1791
Catherine Stiles 1767 - ~1820 m.Ricker
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