NB Courier, Sat 12 Jul 1828: "m. Digby, N.S., Wednesday, by Rev. R. Viets, Nathan Smith DEMILL, merchant (St. John) city / Elizabeth BUDD youngest d/o late James BUDD, Esq." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 28 Dec 1864: "d. Monday 28th inst., Nathan S. DEMILL, age 60. Funeral Thursday 2 1/2 o'clock from his residence Coburg St. (St. John)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics. Note error in date of death. Monday would have been the 26th, not the 28th.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 05 Jan 1865: "Mr. Editor - The following paper on the life and character of the late N.S. DEMILL was read before a meeting of the Leinster St. Baptist Church (St. John) Friday eve., Dec. 30th, approved and ordered to be sent to the 'Christian Visitor' for publication. (signed) John MARCH Deacon N.S. DEMILL was born at Hampton (Kings Co.) in 1804. His father was one of the Loyalists who came here at the settlement of this city and obtained a grant of land. His mother was a woman of deep and earnest piety, in whose early instructions he always attributed whatever success he attained in after life. In 1818 he came to St. John. At this time, and for many years, he belonged to the Church of England. He was particularly zealous in his support of the Sunday school and had classes not only in St. John, but also in Portland... At length he was convinced that it was his duty to join the Baptist Church and accordingly he was baptized in 1842. At first he belonged to the Germain St. Baptist Church and afterwards, at its separation, connected himself with the Brussells St. Church... Meanwhile his son, Rev. E.B. DEMILL had removed to this city and after a time the Marsh Bridge Church was established, which afterwards removed to Leinster St. The sickness which proved fatal to him was originally produced by too great a devotion to business from which he allowed himself but little relaxation This gradually affected his nervous system and weakened it materially every year. About two months ago he was confined to his house and gradually declined until the 26th when he breathed his last. (see original for eulogy)"- Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Elisha Budd b 1829 per death notice; see link.
- William John b 1831 per Fernhill burial records; see link.
- James DeMill b 1835 Saint John per death notice; m Elizabeth A A Pryor 26 Nov 1858 Old Cambridge (MA?) (NB Courier, Sat 04 Dec 1858); d 29 Jan 1880 Halifax NS (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Thu 29 Jan 1880); see (requested) link.
- Charles Frederick b Apr 1836 per death notice; d 04 Sep 1837 Saint John (NB Courier, Sat 09 Sep 1837).
- Alfred H b 1840 NB per 1871 Canada Census and death notice; see link.
- Eliza b 1842 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1840 Saint John per Brenan's Funeral Home records; see link.
- Emily G b 1844 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 2nd daughter; m Silas M MacVane of Boston MA 01 Aug 1873 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Mon 04 Aug 1873); res Cambridge MA 1900; settled in Italy 1914 per US passport application 1919.
- Frederick E b 1846 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1845 Saint John per death certificate; see link.
- Alice S b 1848 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Lewis J Burpee of Halifax NS 04 Jun 1872 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 05 Jun 1872); res Ontario 1881, 1911.
- Arthur C b 1852 Saint John per burial permit; see link.
Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 28 Dec 1864: "d. Monday 28th inst., Nathan S. DEMILL, age 60. Funeral Thursday 2 1/2 o'clock from his residence Coburg St. (St. John)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics. Note error in date of death. Monday would have been the 26th, not the 28th.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 05 Jan 1865: "Mr. Editor - The following paper on the life and character of the late N.S. DEMILL was read before a meeting of the Leinster St. Baptist Church (St. John) Friday eve., Dec. 30th, approved and ordered to be sent to the 'Christian Visitor' for publication. (signed) John MARCH Deacon N.S. DEMILL was born at Hampton (Kings Co.) in 1804. His father was one of the Loyalists who came here at the settlement of this city and obtained a grant of land. His mother was a woman of deep and earnest piety, in whose early instructions he always attributed whatever success he attained in after life. In 1818 he came to St. John. At this time, and for many years, he belonged to the Church of England. He was particularly zealous in his support of the Sunday school and had classes not only in St. John, but also in Portland... At length he was convinced that it was his duty to join the Baptist Church and accordingly he was baptized in 1842. At first he belonged to the Germain St. Baptist Church and afterwards, at its separation, connected himself with the Brussells St. Church... Meanwhile his son, Rev. E.B. DEMILL had removed to this city and after a time the Marsh Bridge Church was established, which afterwards removed to Leinster St. The sickness which proved fatal to him was originally produced by too great a devotion to business from which he allowed himself but little relaxation This gradually affected his nervous system and weakened it materially every year. About two months ago he was confined to his house and gradually declined until the 26th when he breathed his last. (see original for eulogy)"- Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Elisha Budd b 1829 per death notice; see link.
- William John b 1831 per Fernhill burial records; see link.
- James DeMill b 1835 Saint John per death notice; m Elizabeth A A Pryor 26 Nov 1858 Old Cambridge (MA?) (NB Courier, Sat 04 Dec 1858); d 29 Jan 1880 Halifax NS (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Thu 29 Jan 1880); see (requested) link.
- Charles Frederick b Apr 1836 per death notice; d 04 Sep 1837 Saint John (NB Courier, Sat 09 Sep 1837).
- Alfred H b 1840 NB per 1871 Canada Census and death notice; see link.
- Eliza b 1842 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1840 Saint John per Brenan's Funeral Home records; see link.
- Emily G b 1844 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 2nd daughter; m Silas M MacVane of Boston MA 01 Aug 1873 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Mon 04 Aug 1873); res Cambridge MA 1900; settled in Italy 1914 per US passport application 1919.
- Frederick E b 1846 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1845 Saint John per death certificate; see link.
- Alice S b 1848 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Lewis J Burpee of Halifax NS 04 Jun 1872 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 05 Jun 1872); res Ontario 1881, 1911.
- Arthur C b 1852 Saint John per burial permit; see link.
NB Courier, Sat 12 Jul 1828: "m. Digby, N.S., Wednesday, by Rev. R. Viets, Nathan Smith DEMILL, merchant (St. John) city / Elizabeth BUDD youngest d/o late James BUDD, Esq." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 28 Dec 1864: "d. Monday 28th inst., Nathan S. DEMILL, age 60. Funeral Thursday 2 1/2 o'clock from his residence Coburg St. (St. John)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics. Note error in date of death. Monday would have been the 26th, not the 28th.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 05 Jan 1865: "Mr. Editor - The following paper on the life and character of the late N.S. DEMILL was read before a meeting of the Leinster St. Baptist Church (St. John) Friday eve., Dec. 30th, approved and ordered to be sent to the 'Christian Visitor' for publication. (signed) John MARCH Deacon N.S. DEMILL was born at Hampton (Kings Co.) in 1804. His father was one of the Loyalists who came here at the settlement of this city and obtained a grant of land. His mother was a woman of deep and earnest piety, in whose early instructions he always attributed whatever success he attained in after life. In 1818 he came to St. John. At this time, and for many years, he belonged to the Church of England. He was particularly zealous in his support of the Sunday school and had classes not only in St. John, but also in Portland... At length he was convinced that it was his duty to join the Baptist Church and accordingly he was baptized in 1842. At first he belonged to the Germain St. Baptist Church and afterwards, at its separation, connected himself with the Brussells St. Church... Meanwhile his son, Rev. E.B. DEMILL had removed to this city and after a time the Marsh Bridge Church was established, which afterwards removed to Leinster St. The sickness which proved fatal to him was originally produced by too great a devotion to business from which he allowed himself but little relaxation This gradually affected his nervous system and weakened it materially every year. About two months ago he was confined to his house and gradually declined until the 26th when he breathed his last. (see original for eulogy)"- Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Elisha Budd b 1829 per death notice; see link.
- William John b 1831 per Fernhill burial records; see link.
- James DeMill b 1835 Saint John per death notice; m Elizabeth A A Pryor 26 Nov 1858 Old Cambridge (MA?) (NB Courier, Sat 04 Dec 1858); d 29 Jan 1880 Halifax NS (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Thu 29 Jan 1880); see (requested) link.
- Charles Frederick b Apr 1836 per death notice; d 04 Sep 1837 Saint John (NB Courier, Sat 09 Sep 1837).
- Alfred H b 1840 NB per 1871 Canada Census and death notice; see link.
- Eliza b 1842 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1840 Saint John per Brenan's Funeral Home records; see link.
- Emily G b 1844 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 2nd daughter; m Silas M MacVane of Boston MA 01 Aug 1873 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Mon 04 Aug 1873); res Cambridge MA 1900; settled in Italy 1914 per US passport application 1919.
- Frederick E b 1846 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1845 Saint John per death certificate; see link.
- Alice S b 1848 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Lewis J Burpee of Halifax NS 04 Jun 1872 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 05 Jun 1872); res Ontario 1881, 1911.
- Arthur C b 1852 Saint John per burial permit; see link.
Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 28 Dec 1864: "d. Monday 28th inst., Nathan S. DEMILL, age 60. Funeral Thursday 2 1/2 o'clock from his residence Coburg St. (St. John)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics. Note error in date of death. Monday would have been the 26th, not the 28th.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 05 Jan 1865: "Mr. Editor - The following paper on the life and character of the late N.S. DEMILL was read before a meeting of the Leinster St. Baptist Church (St. John) Friday eve., Dec. 30th, approved and ordered to be sent to the 'Christian Visitor' for publication. (signed) John MARCH Deacon N.S. DEMILL was born at Hampton (Kings Co.) in 1804. His father was one of the Loyalists who came here at the settlement of this city and obtained a grant of land. His mother was a woman of deep and earnest piety, in whose early instructions he always attributed whatever success he attained in after life. In 1818 he came to St. John. At this time, and for many years, he belonged to the Church of England. He was particularly zealous in his support of the Sunday school and had classes not only in St. John, but also in Portland... At length he was convinced that it was his duty to join the Baptist Church and accordingly he was baptized in 1842. At first he belonged to the Germain St. Baptist Church and afterwards, at its separation, connected himself with the Brussells St. Church... Meanwhile his son, Rev. E.B. DEMILL had removed to this city and after a time the Marsh Bridge Church was established, which afterwards removed to Leinster St. The sickness which proved fatal to him was originally produced by too great a devotion to business from which he allowed himself but little relaxation This gradually affected his nervous system and weakened it materially every year. About two months ago he was confined to his house and gradually declined until the 26th when he breathed his last. (see original for eulogy)"- Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Elisha Budd b 1829 per death notice; see link.
- William John b 1831 per Fernhill burial records; see link.
- James DeMill b 1835 Saint John per death notice; m Elizabeth A A Pryor 26 Nov 1858 Old Cambridge (MA?) (NB Courier, Sat 04 Dec 1858); d 29 Jan 1880 Halifax NS (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Thu 29 Jan 1880); see (requested) link.
- Charles Frederick b Apr 1836 per death notice; d 04 Sep 1837 Saint John (NB Courier, Sat 09 Sep 1837).
- Alfred H b 1840 NB per 1871 Canada Census and death notice; see link.
- Eliza b 1842 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1840 Saint John per Brenan's Funeral Home records; see link.
- Emily G b 1844 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 2nd daughter; m Silas M MacVane of Boston MA 01 Aug 1873 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Mon 04 Aug 1873); res Cambridge MA 1900; settled in Italy 1914 per US passport application 1919.
- Frederick E b 1846 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1845 Saint John per death certificate; see link.
- Alice S b 1848 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Lewis J Burpee of Halifax NS 04 Jun 1872 Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Wed 05 Jun 1872); res Ontario 1881, 1911.
- Arthur C b 1852 Saint John per burial permit; see link.
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