Vital Statistics- Three Rivers-Georgetown, 1792-1839 1

1792:

B. Mrs Cincebaugh (si_c) of Three Rivers, twins, daughters (Royal Gazette, Feb. 25, 1792)

1 796: M. William Keough and Barbara Aitken 1813:

D. “At Three Rivers at an advanced age, Mr. John Murphy, a native of Ireland.” (Weekly Recorder, June 2, 1813

1819:

D. “On Thursday, the 18th inst., Mr. James McLaren, sen, of Three Rivers, age 75, a very worthy and industrious man. He has left 4

sons and 2 daughters, 30 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren." (P.E.1. Gazette, Feb. 27, 1819)

1821:

M. “On Thursday last by the Rev. Theo DesBrisay, Mr. Thomas Owens ($9) to Miss Ann, daughter of Capt. George Campbell.” (Royal Gazette, Dec. 24, 1821)

1824:

M. "On Wednesday evening the 11th inst. at Panmure Island, by the Rev. Donald M’Donald of Miscouche. Mr. Ronald M’ Donald of Allisary, Hillsborough River, to Miss Clementina M’ Donald, eldest daughter of Andrew M Donald of Three Rivers.” (Re___g_ister, Feb.21, 1824)

D. Duncan Campbell of Three Rivers, age 60 & Mrs. Donald M’Donald (Register, Mar. 20, 1824)

1825:

M. “At Morror (sic) House, Invemessshire, by the Rev. John Macdonald on the 8th March,

Angus Macdonald, Esq. of Three Rivers, RBI. to the amiable Miss Mary Macdonald, third daughter of Archibald Macdonald, Esq. of Rhue, Arisaig, Invernesss, Scotland.” (Revister, May 20, 1825). A later note records that “passengers in the IE, (disembarking in Charlottetown) 44 days from Liverpool were: Angus Macdonald, Esq, Mrs Macdonald and Lieut. Colin Macdonald.” The Idas could not get into Three Rivers Harbour because of ice on the shores. (Recister, May 20, 1825)

L. “On the 28th ult., the Catharine Macdonald of 300 tons was launched from the shipyard of Messers Angus and Hugh Macdonald, Three Rivers. (Recister, Dec.6, 1825)

1827:

M. James Allen, bachelor and Margaret Livingstone, spinster, Mar. 15, 1827 by James Lewis Hayden, Esq., J.P., both from Three Rivers. [Margaret was a daughter of

Capt. John Livingstone, an early settler in the Three Rivers]

1830:

M. “Married this morning by the Rev. Louis C. Jenkins, Mr. Henry Sabine of Three Rivers to Miss Martha Jago, the celebrated female

preacher.” (Register, Mar. 30, 1830) 1832:

D. “On Thursday last, Ann Isabella, daughter of Hugh McDonald, Esq. of Brudenell Point,

Three Rivers, aged 13 mo.” (Royal Gazette. Jan.l7, 1832)

M. “On the 11th inst., Mr. Angus Frederick Dauncey to Mary Wightman, both of Three Rivers.” (Royal Gazette, Feb. 14, 1832)

1833:

M. “At Princetown, on the 17th ult., by the Rev. John Kier, Mr. Johnson Aitken, Three Rivers, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of George

Bearisto Esq., Princetown.” (Royal Gazette, Feb. 5, 1833)