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182. Louis6 BECKER-DIT-BLONDIN (child of Johann, #364);[967],[968] baptized 6 May 1777 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[969] married Ann Helen McKenzie (see #183), daughter of Patrick McKenzie and Helen Hair, 1 Oct 1800 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); by L. J. Desjardins;[263],[970] died 26 Dec 1801 at Île Bonaventure, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada), at age 24.[971],[972] Children of Louis6 Becker-dit-Blondin and Ann Helen McKenzie (see #183) were: 91. i. Charlotte5 Becker-dit-Blondin. 183. Ann Helen6 MCKENZIE (child of Patrick, #366);[973],[974] born circa 1783 at Québec, British America;[975] married Louis Becker-dit-Blondin (see #182), son of Johann Jacob Becker-dit-Blondin and Marie Anne David, 1 Oct 1800 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); by L. J. Desjardins;[263],[970] married William Adams 1803;[263],[976] died "aged 87 years" 29 Jan 1870 at New Carlisle, Bonaventure Co., Québec, Canada;[977] buried 1 Feb 1870 at St. Andrew's Anglican Church, New Carlisle, Bonaventure Co., Québec, Canada, by George Milne, in the presence of Martin Sheppard Esq., her son-in-law, and Amasa Bebee; where Ann was widow of William Adams, tailor.[977] Ann and William had at least four children: Jane Adams (m. 1837 Martin Sheppard), Helen Adams (m. 1843 Hugh Assels), Ann Adams (b.c. 1818), and Margaret Adams (b.c. 1822), perhaps more.[978],[979] She and William Adams appeared on the census of 1831 at Bonaventure Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where William was a land-owning farmer (Ann was not named) with a family of 13, of Church of Scotland.[980] She and William Adams appeared on the census of 1861 at Cox Township (New Carlisle), Bonaventure Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada); where William Adams (77) had died that year, with Ann Adams (79) a widow, Ann Adams (43), Margaret Adams (39), and Sarah Ann Rae (16), a house servant living in a 1-story frame house.[981]
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184. Benjamin6 WHEELER (child of Joseph, #368);[982],[983] born circa 1730 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[984],[985] married Elizabeth Burnham (see #185), daughter of Robert Burnham and Elizabeth Smith, 23 Apr 1760 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America; by Rev. John Adams;[986] died killed by an Indian for money he carried in his belt circa 1784 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Penobscot Co., Maine, United States of America.[987] He and Elizabeth Burnham lived in 1765 at Gardinerstown, Lincoln Co., Maine, British America; as a blacksmith.[988] "He... settled near the mouth of the Sowadabscook... was a carpenter, and soon had sufficient house and outbuildings put up for himself, which he followed by the erection of mills [1776]... A number of early settlers came... They experienced some annoyance and fear from the threats and menaces of the Indians; but were not driven away until after they were disturbed by the movements of the British up the river, following the defeat... at the Castine peninsula [1779], and abandoned their homes and fled with our soldiers and sailors... Most of them returned in 1783."[989],[990] "He removed to Maine about 1767 and was one of the first settlers at Hampden, ME, where he built and ran a saw and grist mill, which was at first called Wheelersboro after him."[991],[992] He lived between 1767 and 1772 at Penobscot Co., Maine, British America; as the area's first settler.[993] Children of Benjamin6 Wheeler and Elizabeth Burnham (see #185) were as follows: i. Sarah5 Wheeler;[653],[653] born 30 Jan 1761 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America;[994] married General John Crosby 30 Jan 1776 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, British America.[995],[996] ii. Benjamin Wheeler;[653],[653] born 1 Jan 1763 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America;[997] married Joanna (--?--);[998] died "aged 44" 8 May 1806 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America, at age 43;[999],[1000] buried at Old Burying Ground, Hampden, Maine, United States of America, "In memory of / Mr. Benjamin wheeler / of Hampden / who died May 8th 1806 / in the 44th year / of his age."[1001] Benjamin and Joanna had 8 children: Elizabeth Wheeler, b. Nov. 4, 1786, d. Jan. 6, 1820; Hannah Wheeler, b. Aug. 2, 1788, d. Aug. 8, 1870; Benjamin Wheeler, b. Apr 29, 1790, d. Oct. 14, 1807; Joel Wheeler, b. May 24, 1792; William Wheeler, b. March 7, 1794. Lost At sea July 26, 1818; Robert Burnham Wheeler, b. April 6, 1796; Drowned June 6, 1811; Crosby Wheeler, b. Feb. 27, 1798. Lost at sea June 23, 1823; Joanna Crosby Wheeler, b. March 17, 1800, d. Oct., 1872.[1002] He and Joanna (--?--) appeared on the census of 1790 at Conduskeag Plantation (Wheelersborough), Hancock Co., Maine, United States of America; 2 males <16 (prob. son Benjamin 1 mo, brother John 12), 9 males 16+ (prob. Benjamin 27, brothers Joseph 24, Robert 20, Daniel 18 and five others), 4 females (prob. wife Joanna, mother Elizabeth, duaghters Elizabeth 4, Hanna 2) for a total of 15.[1003] He ran his father's saw and grist mills.[1004] iii. Joseph Wheeler;[653],[653] born circa 1766;[1005] married Margaret (--?--).[1006] iv. Polly Wheeler;[653],[653] born 6 Sep 1768;[1007] married Amos Hardy.[1008] v. Robert Burnham Wheeler;[653],[653] born 8 Mar 1770 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, British America;[1009] married Rebecca Sears 12 Oct 1797.[1010] "He is said to have been the first white child born on the Penobscot River above Castine, Me. He was a wharf builder by trade, and built the famous "Long Wharf" at Hampden, Me., near which the U. S. frigate John Adams was blown up to keep her from falling into the hands of the British. He was a Major in the militia and was present at the battle of Hampden."[1002] Robert and Rebecca had 11 children: David Sears Wkeeler, b. Aug, 17, 1798; Joseph Wheeler, b. May 31, 1800; Robert Burnham Wheeler, b. Dec. 23, 1801; Phebe Sears Wheeler, b. July 17, 1803; d. July 18, 1803; Willard Wheeler, b. Sept. 3, 1804; Catherine Sears Wheeler, b. April 7, 1806; d. March 13, 1876; Dulcia Aurilla Wheeler, b. Dec 12, 1808; d. Aug. 26, 1856; Benjamin Crosby Wheeler, b. 1811; d. Feb. 12, 1838; Jonathan Wheeler, who died young; Jotham Sewall Wheeler, who died young; Joanna Crosby Wheeler, b. 1818; d. Dec. 24, 1877.[1011] vi. Daniel Wheeler;[653],[653] born 1772 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, British America;[1012],[1013] married Fannie Haskins 1801.[1014] He operated a carding mill at Hampden, Me.[1015] Daniel and Fannie had 8 children: Sarah Crosby Wheeler, b. Dec. 1, 1802; d. June 11, 1841; Nancy Rice Wheeler, b. Aug. 16, 1806; Daniel Wheeler; Benjamin Wheeler; Jonathan Wheeler, who died at New Orleans, La., c. 1845; Romilus Wheeler, drowned in his youth; Fanny Wheeler, d. 1857; Mary Abbey Wheeler, who died at New Orleans, La.[1016] 92. vii. John Wheeler. 185. Elizabeth6 BURNHAM (child of Robert, #370);[1017],[1018] born 27 May 1724 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1019],[1020] married Benjamin Wheeler (see #184), son of Joseph Wheeler and Mary Drew, 23 Apr 1760 at Durham, New Hampshire, British America; by Rev. John Adams;[986] died circa 1811 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America.[1021] She and Benjamin Wheeler lived in 1765 at Gardinerstown, Lincoln Co., Maine, British America; as a blacksmith.[988]
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186. Simeon6 GORTON; born circa 1750 at Rhode Island, British America;[1022],[1023],[1024] married Catherine Rice after 1802;[1025],[1026] died "aged 78" 28 Aug 1828 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America;[1027],[1028] buried at Locust Grove Cemetery, Hampden, Maine, United States of America.[1029] In 1770, Simeon Gorton arrived on the banks of the Penobscot River from Connecticut.[1030] Simeon Gorton first settled in Orrington, then in Hampden, where he served as constable and deputy sheriff.[1031] He lived in 1774 at Orrington, Maine, British America; on 100 acres, this being the east side of the Penobscot River.[1032] He lived on 1 Jun 1776 at Orrington, Maine, British America.[1033] He appeared on the census of 1777 at Penobscot Twp., Sagadahoc Co., Maine, United States of America.[1034] He lived in 1778 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, United States of America; when chosen by the the inhabitants of the west side of the Penobscot River to be one of several collectors, and lived closer to the Sowadabscook Stream.[1035] He appeared on the census of 1790 at Conduskeag Plantation (Wheelersborough), Hancock Co., Maine, United States of America; where there were 2 males under 16 (James and unknown), 1 was 16 and over (Simeon 40) and 5 females (Priscilla 15, Wealthea 11, Elizabeth 9, Matilda 7, and Simeon's wife).[1036] Wheelersborough was renamed Hampden in 1794.[649] He appeared on the census of 1800 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America; where Simeon was born Rhode Island, 1 male was under 10 (unknown), 1 was 10-16 (unknown), 2 were 16-26 (unknown), 1 was 45 and over (Simeon 50), and 3 females were 16-26 (Priscilla 25, Elizabeth 19 and Matilda 17), and 2 were 45 and over (Simeon's wife, and one unknown).[1037] He left a will on 14 Jan 1817; which gave to his wife Catherine, daughter Priscilla Dennett, (?) James, Elizabeth Kendall, Wealthy Wheeler, Matilda Myrick, and son Simeon Rice Gorton.[1038] Children of Simeon6 Gorton and an unknown spouse were as follows: i. Priscilla5 Gorton;[1039] born 25 Dec 1775 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, British America;[1040] married Thomas Durrell 7 Mar 1801 at Penobscot Co., Maine, United States of America.[1041],[1042] ii. James Gorton;[1043] born 6 Nov 1777 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, United States of America;[1044] married Sybbil Dudley 24 Jan 1804 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America.[1045] He and Sybbil Dudley appeared on the census of 1837 at Hampden, Maine, United States of America; where James Gorton, Sybbil Gorton, and children James Jr. Gorton, John Gorton, Sybil Gorton, Elisabeth Gorton, Edwin Gorton, Permelia Gorton were present.[1046] 93. iii. Wealthea Ann Gorton. iv. Elizabeth Gorton;[1043] born 19 Jun 1781 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, United States of America;[1044] married (--?--) Kendall.[1025] v. Matilda Gorton;[1043] born 13 Dec 1783 at Wheelersborough (Hampden), Maine, United States of America;[1044] married (--?--) Myrick.[1025] She appeared on the census of 1837 at Hampden, Middlesex Co., Maine, United States of America; where Matilda Myrick lived alone.[1047]
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. 320. Michael7 NEWLOVE was a yeoman at Wetwang, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1048] He lived in 1741 at Wetwang, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1049] Children of Michael7 Newlove and an unknown spouse were: 160. i. John6 Newlove.
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324. William7 CORNER; married Elizabeth Lister (see #325), daughter of Thomas Lister and Hanah Harison, 4 Sep 1758 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England; by banns, where William was of Escrick and Elizabeth (spinster) was of Wheldrake.[1050],[1051] He lived in 1758 at Escrick, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1052] He and Elizabeth Lister lived in 1787 at York, Co. Yorkshire, England; where William was a miller.[1053] Children of William7 Corner and Elizabeth Lister (see #325) were: 162. i. William6 Corner. 325. Elizabeth7 LISTER (child of Thomas, #650);[1054],[1055] baptized 20 Oct 1738 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1056] married William Corner (see #324) 4 Sep 1758 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England; by banns, where William was of Escrick and Elizabeth (spinster) was of Wheldrake.[1050],[1051] She lived in 1758 at Wheldrake, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1052] She and William Corner lived in 1787 at York, Co. Yorkshire, England; where William was a miller.[1053]
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326. Richard7 LUPTON (child of Richard, #652);[1057],[1058] born 1740 at Barkston Ash, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1059],[1060] baptized 2 Apr 1740 at Sherburn in Elmet, Co. Yorkshire, England; son of Richard Lupton of Barkston;[1061],[1062] married Mary Lofthouse (see #327), daughter of Thomas Lofthouse and Susannah Walker, 8 Apr 1765 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Richard was of Brayton parish, town of Hambleton, and Mary was of Snaith parish, town of Carlton, by banns;[1063],[1064],[1065] died 1793 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1066] buried 4 Feb 1793 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1066] He lived in 1765 at Hambleton, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1067] He and Mary Lofthouse lived between 1765 and 1774 at Thorp Willoughby, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1068] He and Mary Lofthouse lived in 1776 at Ryther, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Richard was a labourer.[1069] He and Mary Lofthouse lived between 1781 and 1793 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England; where William was a labourer.[1070] Children of Richard7 Lupton and Mary Lofthouse (see #327) were as follows: 163. i. Mary6 Lupton. ii. Richard Lupton;[1071],[1071] born 1768 at Thorp Willoughby, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1072] baptized 3 Jan 1769 at Brayton with Barlow, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1073],[861] died before 1774.[1074] iii. Betty Lupton;[1075],[1075] baptized 3 Oct 1771 at Brayton with Barlow, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1076] iv. Richard Lupton;[1077],[1077] baptized 2 Mar 1774 at Brayton with Barlow, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1078],[861] v. John Lupton;[1079],[1079] baptized 12 Sep 1776 at Ryther, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1080] vi. Grace Lupton;[1081],[1081] born circa 1780;[1082] died 1 Feb 1781 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1083],[1084] vii. Nathan Lupton;[1085],[1085] baptized 7 Mar 1783 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1086],[1084] 327. Mary7 LOFTHOUSE (child of Thomas, #654);[1087],[1088] baptized 24 Apr 1739 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England;[1089] married Richard Lupton (see #326), son of Richard Lupton and Sarah Rylay, 8 Apr 1765 at Snaith, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Richard was of Brayton parish, town of Hambleton, and Mary was of Snaith parish, town of Carlton, by banns;[1063],[1064],[1065] buried 7 Aug 1810 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1090] She lived in 1765 at Carlton, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1067] She and Richard Lupton lived between 1765 and 1774 at Thorp Willoughby, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1068] She and Richard Lupton lived in 1776 at Ryther, Co. Yorkshire, England; where Richard was a labourer.[1069] She and Richard Lupton lived between 1781 and 1793 at Cawood, Co. Yorkshire, England; where William was a labourer.[1070]
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360. Johann Jurgen7 IMHOFF; born 13 Apr 1704;[1091] married Sophia Elisabeth Bacholz (see #361), daughter of Johann Christoph Bacholz, 10 Sep 1748 at Wolfenbuttel, Braunschweig (Brunswick), Holy Roman Empire (Germany);[1092] died 18 May 1757 at age 53.[1093],[1094] Children of Johann Jurgen7 Imhoff and Sophia Elisabeth Bacholz (see #361) both born at Wolfenbuttel, Braunschweig (Brunswick), Holy Roman Empire (Germany), were as follows: 180. i. Johann Ludwig Georg6 Imhoff. ii. Elias Frederich Christian Imhoff;[1095],[1095] born 14 May 1755;[1096] died 5 Jan 1832 at Frederick Co., Virginia, United States of America, at age 76.[1097] He likely served in Pennsylvania Line regiment of Continent Army between 1776 and 1783 at United States of America.[1098],[1099],[1100] He emigrated in 1780 to United States of America.[1101],[1102] Friedrich Imhoff, age 28 also born at Braunschweig, deserted and served with the (American) enemy.[1103],[1104] He lived in 1820 at Frederick Co., Virginia, United States of America; applying for a pension or bounty-land warrant (as a Revolutionary War veteran).[1105],[1106] 361. Sophia Elisabeth7 BACHOLZ (child of Johann, #722);[1107] married Johann Jurgen Imhoff (see #360) 10 Sep 1748 at Wolfenbuttel, Braunschweig (Brunswick), Holy Roman Empire (Germany).[1092]
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364. Johann Jacob7 BECKER-DIT-BLONDIN (child of Joannes Becker, #728);[1108],[1109] christened 16 Apr 1729 at Herz Jesu Katholisch (Heart of Jesus Catholic), Ettlingen, Baden, Holy Roman Empire (Germany);[1110],[1111],[1112] married Marie Anne David (see #365), daughter of Jean David and Françoise Olivier-dit-Michel, 1 Sep 1766 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America; where Johann was "Jean Beckre dt Blondin natif de la ville de Wislock en allemagne..." son of Mathieu Becker and Francoise Vichatin, and Marie Jeanne David was of Gaspé, daughter of Jean David, and Françoise Olivier;[944],[1113],[1114] died aged 88 9 Apr 1817 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada), at age 87;[1115],[1116] buried at Saint-Michel Cemetery, Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1117] He lived at Wiesloch, Baden, Holy Roman Empire (Germany); at some point before travelling to Québec.[1118] "Johann may have joined the French army, most likely the Régiment d'infanterie de la Reine... Witnesses for the Becker-David wedding: 'reveals a deep military connection to the regiments serving at Quebec in the Seven Years War. These regiments were Béarn, Berry, La Sarre (Saarland), La Reine, and Languedoc, many officers of which returned to France in September 1760.' It is not clear whether Johann was in the army as a soldier, or practising his trade, tailoring."[1119],[1120] He and Marie Anne David lived between 1766 and 1783 at Québec City, Québec, British America.[1121] He and Marie Anne David may have lived circa 1786 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1122] He was a tailor in 1803 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1123] Children of Johann Jacob7 Becker-dit-Blondin and Marie Anne David (see #365) were as follows: i. Jean Baptiste6 Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] baptized 26 Jun 1767 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1125] married Marguerite Roussin 2 Feb 1801 at St. Thomas, Montmagny, Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where groom was named Jean Baptiste Becker dit Blondin, master tailor;[1126],[1127] died 1853 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1128] buried 20 Nov 1853 at St-Michel, Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1129] Jean Baptiste and Marguerite had seven children: Marie Marguerite Eusebe Becker dit Blondin b.30 Oct 1801, d. 24 Feb 1802, Montmagny, QC; Bibiane Becker dit Blondin, b.28 Nov 1802; Jean Baptiste Becker dit Blondin b.28 Nov 1802; Fabien Becker dit Blondin b.1803, Percé, QC, d. 19 Nov 1877; Percé, QC; Basilice Becker dit Blondin b.03 Sep 1804, Montmagny, QC, Canada, d. 22 Sep 1828, Montmagny, QC, Canada; Jean Becker dit Blondin b.1807, d. 10 Dec 1808 Montmagny, QC, Canada; Olympe Becker dit Blondin b.c. 1809, d. 16 Dec 1844.[1130] ii. Josette (Johanna) Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] born 3 Jun 1769 at Québec City, Québec, British America;[1131] baptized 4 Jun 1769 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America; where name recorded "Joseph;"[1131] married William Moloney 21 Aug 1787 at Bonaventure Co., Québec, British North America (Canada);[1132] married Jean DeLaCour 1812.[1126] She was also known as Josette BECKER e.g. at her 1787 marriage.[1133] Josette and William had 10 children born in Percé: Andrew Moloney, b. 25 Nov 1788, d. EST 1808; William Moloney, b. 07 Aug 1790, d. 04 Mar 1864; Mary Moloney, b. 19 Aug 1792, d. 16 May 1859; Johanna Moloney, b. 29 Dec 1794, d. 09 Jun 1826; Catherine Moloney, b. 12 Feb 1797, d. Québec; Bridget `Biddy` Moloney, b. 01 Mar 1799, d. 05 Dec 1857; Helena Moloney, b. EST 1801, d. 25 Aug 1892; Elizabeth `Betsy` Moloney, b. 08 Sep 1803, d. 13 Oct 1892; Jean Moloney, b. 25 Apr 1806; Thomas Moloney, b. 28 Apr 1809, d. 31 Dec 1884.[1134] iii. Joseph Amable Becker-dit-Blondin;[1135],[1135] born 8 Jun 1771 at Québec City, Québec, British America;[1136] baptized 9 Jun 1771 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1136] died Dec 1772 at Québec City, Québec, British America, at age 1;[1137] buried 4 Dec 1772 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America, "aged 18 mo."[1138] iv. Marie Geneviève Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] baptized 30 Jan 1773 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1139] married Daniel LeLièvre 1789 at Bonaventure Co., Québec, British North America (Canada);[1140] died 1810 at Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1141] Marie and Daniel had 6 children in Petit-Rivière near Restigouche: Jean LeLièvre, b. 30 May 1790; Daniel LeLièvre, b. 02 Jan 1792, b. 12 Aug 1793; Louis Daniel LeLièvre, b. 25 Oct 1794, d. 30 Mar 1865; Thomas LeLièvre, b. 03 Feb 1797; Angélique LeLièvre, b. 04 Oct 1799. [1134] v. Pierre Joseph Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] baptized 19 Mar 1775 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1142] died "aged 18 mo" 1776 at Québec City, Québec, British America;[1143] buried 13 Nov 1776 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America.[1144] 182. vi. Louis Becker-dit-Blondin. vii. Angèlique Marie Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] baptized 11 Jan 1779 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1145] married John Morrissey 6 Oct 1802 at St-Michel, Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1146] died 1851 at Île Bonaventure, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1111] buried 28 May 1851 at St-Michel, Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1147] Angelique and John had 8 children at Île Bonaventure: Helena Morrissey, b. 25 Aug 1803, d. 05 Nov 1828; Genevieve `Jennie` Morrissey, b. 22 Dec 1806, d. 20 Jun 1871; Margaret Morrissey, b. 1809, d. 23 Oct 1888; Mary Ann Morrissey, b. 25 Apr 1812, d. 06 Apr 1846; Sara Mary Morrissey, b. 20 Jun 1815, d. 07 Jul 1898; Harriet Morrissey, b. 20 May 1818, d. 1883; Suzanne Morrissey, b. 18 May 1821, d. 1854; and Jean `John` Morrissey, b. 27 Nov 1826, d. 15 Nov 1896.[1148] viii. Marguerite Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] born 25 Dec 1780 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America;[1149] married François Dubois 20 Aug 1796 at Bonaventure Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where Marguerite lived in Percé, surnamed Becker;[1150] died "age 69" 11 May 1848 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada), at age 67.[1151] Marguerite and François had 9 children in Percé: François DuBois, b. 04 Feb 1797; Marguerite DuBois, b. 08 Jul 1799, d. 11 Feb 1842; Louis DuBois, b. 22 Feb 1803; Jean DuBois, b. 11 Jan 1805, d. 04 Jun 1885; Michel DuBois, b. 01 May 1807; François DuBois, b. 02 Feb 1811, d. 06 Mar 1876; Charlotte DuBois, b. 03 May 1815, d. 05 Jun 1883; Théophile DuBois, b. 09 Mar 1819; and Marie Anne DuBois, b. 02 May 1823.[1152] ix. François Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] born circa 1783 at Québec, British America;[1153] died 1803 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1154] buried 25 Dec 1803 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada), aged 20½.[1155] x. Joseph Becker-dit-Blondin;[1124],[1124] born circa 1783 at Québec, British America;[1156] married Judith Steiber 18 Oct 1810 at St. Bonaventure Parish, Bonaventure Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1157] died 1858 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada);[1158] buried 8 Oct 1858 at St-Michel, Percé, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada), "aged 75."[1159] Joseph and Judith had 15 children in Percé and Île Bonaventure: Jean Baptiste Becker dit Blondin, b. 22 Jun 1811, d. 26 Nov 1877; François Xavier Becker dit Blondin, b. 09 Jul 1812, d. 02 Aug 1888; Bibiane `Julienne` Becker dit Blondin, b. 10 Oct 1813, d. 07 Nov 1901; William Becker dit Blondin, b. 10 Oct 1813; Marguerite Berthe Becker dit Blondin, b. 11 Mar 1815, d. 11 May 1879; Louis Becker dit Blondin, b. 08 Sep 1816, d. 15 Jun 1818; William Becker dit Blondin, b. 25 May 1817; Olympe Becker dit Blondin, b. 01 Oct 1819, d. 11 Jul 1868; Angélique Becker dit Blondin, b. EST 11 Aug 1820, d. 17 Apr 1904; Joseph Becker dit Blondin, b. 22 May 1823; Geneviève Jeanne Becker dit Blondin, b. 23 Dec 1825, d. 10 Jul 1909; Marie Becker dit Blondin, b. 29 Jul 1827, d. 29 May 1915; Charlotte Becker dit Blondin b. 14 Jun 1829, d. 1856; Elisabeth Becker dit Blondin b. 10 Jun 1831, d. 1865; and Fabien (Flavien) Becker dit Blondin b. 01 Nov 1834, d. 10 Dec 1836.[1148] 365. Marie Anne7 DAVID (child of Jean, #730);[1160],[1161] born circa 1746 at Pabok (Pabos, Chandler), Nouvelle-France (New France);[1162],[1163] married Johann Jacob Becker-dit-Blondin (see #364), son of Joannes Matthias Becker and Anna Maria Fischerin, 1 Sep 1766 at Notre-Dame de Québec, Québec City, Québec, British America; where Johann was "Jean Beckre dt Blondin natif de la ville de Wislock en allemagne..." son of Mathieu Becker and Francoise Vichatin, and Marie Jeanne David was of Gaspé, daughter of Jean David, and Françoise Olivier;[944],[1113],[1114] died aged 89 12 May 1835 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1164] She and Johann Jacob Becker-dit-Blondin lived between 1766 and 1783 at Québec City, Québec, British America.[1121] She and Johann Jacob Becker-dit-Blondin may have lived circa 1786 at Percé, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[1122]
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366. Patrick7 MCKENZIE (child of Lawrence, #732);[1165],[1166] born circa 1766;[1167] married Helen Hair (see #367).[1168] Children of Patrick7 McKenzie and Helen Hair (see #367) were: 183. i. Ann Helen6 McKenzie. 367. Helen7 HAIR; married Patrick McKenzie (see #366), son of Lawrence McKenzie and Mary Craig.[1168]
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368. Joseph7 WHEELER (child of John, #736);[1169],[1170] born 1697 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America;[1171],[1172] married Mary Drew (see #369), daughter of John Drew, 11 Feb 1724/25; by Rev. Hugh Adams;[1173],[1174],[1175] died circa 1765 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America.[1176] He lived in 1719 at Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay, British America; and was a tailor.[1177] He and Mary Drew lived between 1722 and 1760 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; and Joseph was a tailor and farmer.[1178],[1179],[1180],[1181] In Durham (Oyster RIver), Joseph became a deacon of his church in 1732.[1182] Children of Joseph7 Wheeler and Mary Drew (see #369) were as follows: i. Hannah6 Wheeler;[1183],[1183] married Daniel Edgerly before 1756.[1184] ii. Abigail Wheeler;[1183],[1183] married William Buss 1775.[1184] iii. Sarah Wheeler;[1185],[1185] married Rev. John Adams 13 Oct 1752.[1184] iv. John Wheeler;[1183],[1183] baptized 23 Jul 1723.[1186] v. Elizabeth Wheeler;[1183],[1183] baptized 1 May 1726.[1186] 184. vi. Benjamin Wheeler. 369. Mary7 DREW (child of John, #738);[1187] married Joseph Wheeler (see #368), son of John Wheeler and Elizabeth Perkins, 11 Feb 1724/25; by Rev. Hugh Adams.[1173],[1174],[1175] She and Joseph Wheeler lived between 1722 and 1760 at Oyster River Plantation (Durham), Dover Twp., New Hampshire, British America; and Joseph was a tailor and farmer.[1178],[1179],[1180],[1181]