2-10 A Bridge To The Past 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mary (Dec. 18, 1771-Feb. 29, 1860) remained in New Rochelle, N.Y. She 
     
     married Thomas Tompkins and their children were: Daniel Bonnet, 
     
     Jane, Elias Quereau, David, Sarah, and Samuel C. They also had two 
     
     adopted children. One account names these children Gilbert, and 
     
     John M. The other account identifies them as William, and Phoebe 
     
     Norton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Isaac (Nov., 1774-Apr. 22, 1859) married Mary Baker. Their children were 
     
     Alice, Mary, John Baker 0r “Cummyfoe”, William (lived at Ralph 
     
     Hogg’s farm, father of Little Isaac) and Isaac. Isaac (1774) later 
     
     married Jane Lefurgey of Wilmot Valley. Their children were Jane, 
     
     Ann Maria, Elizabeth, Solomon Desbrisay, Ralph Thompson, Caleb, 
     
     Helen, Joseph Silliker and Peter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jacob (March 10, 1777) married Penelope McKendrick and settled on the 
     
     site of Ira Arsenault‘s home, later moving to Norboro. (See Jacob 
     
     Schurman). 
     
    
   
   
    
     William and his second wife, Elizabeth, had seven children: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Benjamin (1780—1799) was lost at sea on one of William's vessels, the 
     
     “Mary_,’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Caleb (April 20, 1782-Dec., 1855) married Mary Lefurgey of Wilmot Valley 
     
     and lived in Central Bedeque. Their children were: William, John. 
     
     Sophia (died in infancy), Sophia, Elijah, Peter, Robert, Mary Jane, 
     
     Alfred Compton, Isaac, Jacob and Abraham. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jane (1785-Oct. 30, 1824) married Joseph Silliker and settled in Lower 
     
     Bedeque. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sarah (Jan. 25, 1788-Feb., 1866) married Jesse Baker in 1806 and they settl— 
     
     ed in North Bedeque on the Taylor Road. Their children were: 
     
     William (died in infancy), John, Elizabeth, Hannah, Hester, William, 
     
     Adah, Lewis, Mary Jane, Montague Clark, Penelope, Mary Ann and 
     
     Richard. 
     
    
   
   
    
     William (Mar. 20, 1793—Apr. 4, 1855) married Mary Maxfield on Feb. 18, 
     
     1819. They settled in Sherbrooke and their children were Barbara, 
     
     Elizabeth, Ann, Elijah Hyatt, Sarah, Caleb, Mary, William, Martha 
     
     and Benjamin. William’s brother, John, sold the Wilmot Valley pro- 
     
     perty in 1824 to William Clark. William bought four thousand two 
     
     hundred and eight acres from Clark in 1827 but later sold most of this 
     
     land. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Elizabeth (l794-June 1, 1829) married Ralph Thompson of Charlottetown. 
     
     Their children were Barbara, another child whose name is unknown, 
     
     William Schurman Blucher and Elizabeth.