John FITZSIMONS Apr 9 (age)65-Calais
John died from "acute gastritis".
In the 1900 U.S. Census, John Fitzsimmons, 64, born April 1836 in English Canada, filer at saw mill, parents born English Canada, was living in Calais, Maine,with Annie,42, born April 1858 in English Canada, bore 12 children, nine survive; George, 19, born June, 1880, Eng. Can., filer in saw mill; Maggie, 18, born March, 1882, Eng. Can., spinner in cotton mill; James, 16, born March 1884, Eng. Can.; Mary E., 14, born March, 1886, in Eng. Can.; William, 10, born April, 1890, Eng. Can.; Josie, 8, born May, 1892, Eng. Can.;and Daniel, 6, born Mary 1894, Maine.
John and Annie had been married 25 years and had been in the U.S. seven years.
In the 1891 Canada Census, filer in saw mill worker John Fitzmonds, 54, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Martha, 32, saw mill laborer John L., 34; cloth mill carder Adelaide, 18; George H., 11; Margarett, 9; James, 7; Mary E., 5; and William, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1881 Canada Census, laborer John Fitzsimmons, 45, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Annie, 26; John, 23; Annie, 21; and George, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1851 Canada Census, John Fitzsimons, 15, born N.B., was living in St. David's Parish, N.B. with farmer and prop. James, 55, born Ireland; Margaret, 53, born Ireland; Mary A., 21; James, 18; Daniel, 13; and Adelaide, 10, all born in N.B. James Sr. and Margaret came to N.B. in 1830.
John died from "acute gastritis".
In the 1900 U.S. Census, John Fitzsimmons, 64, born April 1836 in English Canada, filer at saw mill, parents born English Canada, was living in Calais, Maine,with Annie,42, born April 1858 in English Canada, bore 12 children, nine survive; George, 19, born June, 1880, Eng. Can., filer in saw mill; Maggie, 18, born March, 1882, Eng. Can., spinner in cotton mill; James, 16, born March 1884, Eng. Can.; Mary E., 14, born March, 1886, in Eng. Can.; William, 10, born April, 1890, Eng. Can.; Josie, 8, born May, 1892, Eng. Can.;and Daniel, 6, born Mary 1894, Maine.
John and Annie had been married 25 years and had been in the U.S. seven years.
In the 1891 Canada Census, filer in saw mill worker John Fitzmonds, 54, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Martha, 32, saw mill laborer John L., 34; cloth mill carder Adelaide, 18; George H., 11; Margarett, 9; James, 7; Mary E., 5; and William, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1881 Canada Census, laborer John Fitzsimmons, 45, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Annie, 26; John, 23; Annie, 21; and George, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1851 Canada Census, John Fitzsimons, 15, born N.B., was living in St. David's Parish, N.B. with farmer and prop. James, 55, born Ireland; Margaret, 53, born Ireland; Mary A., 21; James, 18; Daniel, 13; and Adelaide, 10, all born in N.B. James Sr. and Margaret came to N.B. in 1830.
John FITZSIMONS Apr 9 (age)65-Calais
John died from "acute gastritis".
In the 1900 U.S. Census, John Fitzsimmons, 64, born April 1836 in English Canada, filer at saw mill, parents born English Canada, was living in Calais, Maine,with Annie,42, born April 1858 in English Canada, bore 12 children, nine survive; George, 19, born June, 1880, Eng. Can., filer in saw mill; Maggie, 18, born March, 1882, Eng. Can., spinner in cotton mill; James, 16, born March 1884, Eng. Can.; Mary E., 14, born March, 1886, in Eng. Can.; William, 10, born April, 1890, Eng. Can.; Josie, 8, born May, 1892, Eng. Can.;and Daniel, 6, born Mary 1894, Maine.
John and Annie had been married 25 years and had been in the U.S. seven years.
In the 1891 Canada Census, filer in saw mill worker John Fitzmonds, 54, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Martha, 32, saw mill laborer John L., 34; cloth mill carder Adelaide, 18; George H., 11; Margarett, 9; James, 7; Mary E., 5; and William, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1881 Canada Census, laborer John Fitzsimmons, 45, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Annie, 26; John, 23; Annie, 21; and George, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1851 Canada Census, John Fitzsimons, 15, born N.B., was living in St. David's Parish, N.B. with farmer and prop. James, 55, born Ireland; Margaret, 53, born Ireland; Mary A., 21; James, 18; Daniel, 13; and Adelaide, 10, all born in N.B. James Sr. and Margaret came to N.B. in 1830.
John died from "acute gastritis".
In the 1900 U.S. Census, John Fitzsimmons, 64, born April 1836 in English Canada, filer at saw mill, parents born English Canada, was living in Calais, Maine,with Annie,42, born April 1858 in English Canada, bore 12 children, nine survive; George, 19, born June, 1880, Eng. Can., filer in saw mill; Maggie, 18, born March, 1882, Eng. Can., spinner in cotton mill; James, 16, born March 1884, Eng. Can.; Mary E., 14, born March, 1886, in Eng. Can.; William, 10, born April, 1890, Eng. Can.; Josie, 8, born May, 1892, Eng. Can.;and Daniel, 6, born Mary 1894, Maine.
John and Annie had been married 25 years and had been in the U.S. seven years.
In the 1891 Canada Census, filer in saw mill worker John Fitzmonds, 54, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Martha, 32, saw mill laborer John L., 34; cloth mill carder Adelaide, 18; George H., 11; Margarett, 9; James, 7; Mary E., 5; and William, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1881 Canada Census, laborer John Fitzsimmons, 45, born Ireland, was living in Milltown, N.B. with Annie, 26; John, 23; Annie, 21; and George, 1, all born in N.B.
In the 1851 Canada Census, John Fitzsimons, 15, born N.B., was living in St. David's Parish, N.B. with farmer and prop. James, 55, born Ireland; Margaret, 53, born Ireland; Mary A., 21; James, 18; Daniel, 13; and Adelaide, 10, all born in N.B. James Sr. and Margaret came to N.B. in 1830.
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