Amos LARLEE
1822 - 1864 (41 years)-
Name Amos LARLEE Born 07 Sep 1822 [1] Gender Male Died 25 Jul 1864 Buried Larlee Creek Cemetery, Perth-Andover, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada 
Siblings10 siblings Person ID I196 The Descendants of Dr. John Larlee | The descendants of John Larlee Jr. Last Modified 6 Jun 2013
Father John LARLEE, b. Abt 1777, Burton or Maugerville, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 25 Feb 1860, New Brunswick, Canada Relationship natural Mother Nancy Ann CRAIG, b. 27 Dec 1789, Prince William, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 27 Jul 1864, Montgomery, Virginia, United States (Age 74 years) Relationship natural Married 24 Aug 1808 Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada Children11 children Family ID F65 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mahalia CRAIG, b. 01 Nov 1828, d. 1919 Married 04 Jul 1850 Children 1. Mary Elizabeth LARLEE, b. UNKNOWN, d. UNKNOWN [natural] + 2. Amos Hudnut LARLEE, b. 1846, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 17 Nov 1925, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 3. George William LARLEE, b. 23 May 1850, Perth, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 23 May 1892, Perth, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 42 years) [natural]+ 4. Daniel Amos LARLEE, b. 11 Dec 1864, New Brunswick, Canada , d. UNKNOWN [natural]Last Modified 14 Jan 2019 Family ID F71 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Custom Events Amos LARLEE Census 1851 Perth, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada
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Notes - From the N. B. Courier, August 6, 1864: "We learn with regret that Amos Larlee of Tobique (Victoria Co.) died under the most painful circumstances on Tuesday last. He had gone to a neighbour's, Mr. McNeal's and was looking at a bull owned by MrMr. McN., and took hold of the animal's horns, although advised not to do so, as the creature was known to be ferocious. The bull immedately gored Mr. Larlee three times and he fell exclaiming 'I am a dead man' and immediately ceased to breathe. - 'Carleton Sentinal'"
From the N. B. Courier, August 6, 1864:
"We learn with regret that Amos Larlee of Tobique (Victoria Co.) died under the most painful circumstances on Tuesday last. He had gone to a neighbour's, Mr. McNeal's and was looking at a bull owned by Mr. McN., and took hold of the animal's horns, although advised not to do so, as the creature was known to be ferocious. The bull immedately gored Mr. Larlee three times and he fell exclaiming 'I am a dead man' and immediately ceased to breathe. - 'Carleton Sentinal'"
- From the N. B. Courier, August 6, 1864: "We learn with regret that Amos Larlee of Tobique (Victoria Co.) died under the most painful circumstances on Tuesday last. He had gone to a neighbour's, Mr. McNeal's and was looking at a bull owned by MrMr. McN., and took hold of the animal's horns, although advised not to do so, as the creature was known to be ferocious. The bull immedately gored Mr. Larlee three times and he fell exclaiming 'I am a dead man' and immediately ceased to breathe. - 'Carleton Sentinal'"
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Sources - [S41] Woodstock Anglican Church Records, Anglican Church of Woodstock.
- [S41] Woodstock Anglican Church Records, Anglican Church of Woodstock.