Place of birth per 1871 Canada Census.
NB Courier, Sat 20 May 1854: "m. New York, Monday 15th inst., St. Luke's Church, by Rev. Tuttle, Charles R. BAYARD, St. John, N.B. / Anna M. HOFFMAN youngest d/o late Stephen B. HOFFMAN Esq., New York." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 13 Nov 1871: "On Friday afternoon, about half past 3 o'clock, Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) left the residence of his brother, Dr. Wm BAYARD in (St. John) city for the purpose, it is conjectured, of going to the Orphan Asylum on Brittain St. It his intention to have procured a servant girl from the children at that place to take to his home, to which he was going that day. He did not however return, nor has he been seen since that time, although every effort has been made to trace his whereablouts. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 16 Nov 1871: "Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) s/o late Dr. Robert BAYARD was stopping with his brother Dr. William BAYARD for the purpose of receiving medical treatment for brain disease. On Friday afternoon, he left his home unobserved and has not returned since. Deepest sympathy is felt for his aged mother." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Thu 23 Nov 1871: "The body of Charles Robertson BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) whose body was found on the (Cariboo Plains) Black River Road (St. John) under the circumstances stated in the News of yesterday, was held yesterday morn. at 11o'clock at the residence of Dr. Wm BAYARD, Germain St. (St. John) by Coroner Earle." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 27 Nov 1871: "Inquest into death of Charles R. BAYARD; witnesses: Samuel WELSH, grocer; Alida CRAIG, William THOMSEN, licenced tavern keeper; - On Tuesday 21st day of November 1871, Charles Robertson Bayard of Parish of Welsford, County of Queens, was found dead on Street's Farm in Parish of Simonds, City and County of St. John and we the Jurors say that Charles Robertson BAYARD came to his death from exposure, while suffering from a temporary fit of insanity. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Catherine Frances b 1858 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1859 Welsford NB per burial permit; m Thomas Kirkwood 22 Jan 1898 Saint John; d 19 Aug 1898 Saint John; see (requested) link.
- Robert Hoffman b 1860 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Fannie A McKenzie 10 May 1882 Welsford NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Fri 19 May 1882); d 20 Jul 1906 Welsford NB; see Robert Hoffman Bayard but also Robert Hoffman Bayard.
- Ada V b 1862 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 30 Sep 1859 Welsford NB per death certificate; d 09 Jun 1944 Fairville, Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB; see (requested) link.
- William b 1863 per inscription; see link.
NB Courier, Sat 20 May 1854: "m. New York, Monday 15th inst., St. Luke's Church, by Rev. Tuttle, Charles R. BAYARD, St. John, N.B. / Anna M. HOFFMAN youngest d/o late Stephen B. HOFFMAN Esq., New York." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 13 Nov 1871: "On Friday afternoon, about half past 3 o'clock, Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) left the residence of his brother, Dr. Wm BAYARD in (St. John) city for the purpose, it is conjectured, of going to the Orphan Asylum on Brittain St. It his intention to have procured a servant girl from the children at that place to take to his home, to which he was going that day. He did not however return, nor has he been seen since that time, although every effort has been made to trace his whereablouts. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 16 Nov 1871: "Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) s/o late Dr. Robert BAYARD was stopping with his brother Dr. William BAYARD for the purpose of receiving medical treatment for brain disease. On Friday afternoon, he left his home unobserved and has not returned since. Deepest sympathy is felt for his aged mother." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Thu 23 Nov 1871: "The body of Charles Robertson BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) whose body was found on the (Cariboo Plains) Black River Road (St. John) under the circumstances stated in the News of yesterday, was held yesterday morn. at 11o'clock at the residence of Dr. Wm BAYARD, Germain St. (St. John) by Coroner Earle." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 27 Nov 1871: "Inquest into death of Charles R. BAYARD; witnesses: Samuel WELSH, grocer; Alida CRAIG, William THOMSEN, licenced tavern keeper; - On Tuesday 21st day of November 1871, Charles Robertson Bayard of Parish of Welsford, County of Queens, was found dead on Street's Farm in Parish of Simonds, City and County of St. John and we the Jurors say that Charles Robertson BAYARD came to his death from exposure, while suffering from a temporary fit of insanity. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Catherine Frances b 1858 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1859 Welsford NB per burial permit; m Thomas Kirkwood 22 Jan 1898 Saint John; d 19 Aug 1898 Saint John; see (requested) link.
- Robert Hoffman b 1860 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Fannie A McKenzie 10 May 1882 Welsford NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Fri 19 May 1882); d 20 Jul 1906 Welsford NB; see Robert Hoffman Bayard but also Robert Hoffman Bayard.
- Ada V b 1862 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 30 Sep 1859 Welsford NB per death certificate; d 09 Jun 1944 Fairville, Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB; see (requested) link.
- William b 1863 per inscription; see link.
Place of birth per 1871 Canada Census.
NB Courier, Sat 20 May 1854: "m. New York, Monday 15th inst., St. Luke's Church, by Rev. Tuttle, Charles R. BAYARD, St. John, N.B. / Anna M. HOFFMAN youngest d/o late Stephen B. HOFFMAN Esq., New York." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 13 Nov 1871: "On Friday afternoon, about half past 3 o'clock, Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) left the residence of his brother, Dr. Wm BAYARD in (St. John) city for the purpose, it is conjectured, of going to the Orphan Asylum on Brittain St. It his intention to have procured a servant girl from the children at that place to take to his home, to which he was going that day. He did not however return, nor has he been seen since that time, although every effort has been made to trace his whereablouts. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 16 Nov 1871: "Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) s/o late Dr. Robert BAYARD was stopping with his brother Dr. William BAYARD for the purpose of receiving medical treatment for brain disease. On Friday afternoon, he left his home unobserved and has not returned since. Deepest sympathy is felt for his aged mother." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Thu 23 Nov 1871: "The body of Charles Robertson BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) whose body was found on the (Cariboo Plains) Black River Road (St. John) under the circumstances stated in the News of yesterday, was held yesterday morn. at 11o'clock at the residence of Dr. Wm BAYARD, Germain St. (St. John) by Coroner Earle." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 27 Nov 1871: "Inquest into death of Charles R. BAYARD; witnesses: Samuel WELSH, grocer; Alida CRAIG, William THOMSEN, licenced tavern keeper; - On Tuesday 21st day of November 1871, Charles Robertson Bayard of Parish of Welsford, County of Queens, was found dead on Street's Farm in Parish of Simonds, City and County of St. John and we the Jurors say that Charles Robertson BAYARD came to his death from exposure, while suffering from a temporary fit of insanity. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Catherine Frances b 1858 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1859 Welsford NB per burial permit; m Thomas Kirkwood 22 Jan 1898 Saint John; d 19 Aug 1898 Saint John; see (requested) link.
- Robert Hoffman b 1860 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Fannie A McKenzie 10 May 1882 Welsford NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Fri 19 May 1882); d 20 Jul 1906 Welsford NB; see Robert Hoffman Bayard but also Robert Hoffman Bayard.
- Ada V b 1862 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 30 Sep 1859 Welsford NB per death certificate; d 09 Jun 1944 Fairville, Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB; see (requested) link.
- William b 1863 per inscription; see link.
NB Courier, Sat 20 May 1854: "m. New York, Monday 15th inst., St. Luke's Church, by Rev. Tuttle, Charles R. BAYARD, St. John, N.B. / Anna M. HOFFMAN youngest d/o late Stephen B. HOFFMAN Esq., New York." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 13 Nov 1871: "On Friday afternoon, about half past 3 o'clock, Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) left the residence of his brother, Dr. Wm BAYARD in (St. John) city for the purpose, it is conjectured, of going to the Orphan Asylum on Brittain St. It his intention to have procured a servant girl from the children at that place to take to his home, to which he was going that day. He did not however return, nor has he been seen since that time, although every effort has been made to trace his whereablouts. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Christian Visitor, Thu 16 Nov 1871: "Charles BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) s/o late Dr. Robert BAYARD was stopping with his brother Dr. William BAYARD for the purpose of receiving medical treatment for brain disease. On Friday afternoon, he left his home unobserved and has not returned since. Deepest sympathy is felt for his aged mother." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Thu 23 Nov 1871: "The body of Charles Robertson BAYARD of Welsford (Queens Co.) whose body was found on the (Cariboo Plains) Black River Road (St. John) under the circumstances stated in the News of yesterday, was held yesterday morn. at 11o'clock at the residence of Dr. Wm BAYARD, Germain St. (St. John) by Coroner Earle." - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Saint John Daily Morning News, Mon 27 Nov 1871: "Inquest into death of Charles R. BAYARD; witnesses: Samuel WELSH, grocer; Alida CRAIG, William THOMSEN, licenced tavern keeper; - On Tuesday 21st day of November 1871, Charles Robertson Bayard of Parish of Welsford, County of Queens, was found dead on Street's Farm in Parish of Simonds, City and County of St. John and we the Jurors say that Charles Robertson BAYARD came to his death from exposure, while suffering from a temporary fit of insanity. (see original)" - Source: Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics.
Children:
- Catherine Frances b 1858 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 1859 Welsford NB per burial permit; m Thomas Kirkwood 22 Jan 1898 Saint John; d 19 Aug 1898 Saint John; see (requested) link.
- Robert Hoffman b 1860 NB per 1871 Canada Census; m Fannie A McKenzie 10 May 1882 Welsford NB (Saint John Daily Telegraph, Fri 19 May 1882); d 20 Jul 1906 Welsford NB; see Robert Hoffman Bayard but also Robert Hoffman Bayard.
- Ada V b 1862 NB per 1871 Canada Census, 30 Sep 1859 Welsford NB per death certificate; d 09 Jun 1944 Fairville, Lancaster Parish, Saint John County NB; see (requested) link.
- William b 1863 per inscription; see link.
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