Elisha LARLEE
1829 - 1866-
Name Elisha LARLEE [1, 2] Born 06 Jul 1829 Perth, , New Brunswick, Canada 
[1, 3] Gender Male Died Feb 1866 [4] 
Siblings10 siblings Person ID I199 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 Rosanna HUMPHREY, b. Abt 1836, d. Mar 1910 Married UNKNOWN Children + 1. Charles Herbert LARLEE, b. 12 Mar 1853, Nb , d. 25 Feb 1907 (Age 53 years) [natural]+ 2. George Douglas LARLEE, b. 04 Jul 1854, d. Nov 1907 [natural] + 3. Joanna LARLEE, b. 1860, d. UNKNOWN, Larlee Creek Cemetery, Perth-Andover, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 4. Elisha Wallace LARLEE, b. 09 Jan 1866, d. 1941, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]Last Modified 14 Jan 2019 Family ID F73 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Custom Events Elisha LARLEE Census 1851 Perth, Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada
Page: 10 ED: Victoria Enumerated: Jan 12 1852 Transcript ID is dbid=9999&iid=fvy7_1Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Age Gender Occupation Nationality Religion Comments 8 56 John Larley Head 74 Male Farmer French Infirm 9 56 Ann Larley Wife 62 Female Irish 10 56 Elisha Larley Son 22 Male Farmer French 11 56 Allen Larley Son 20 Male Farmer French
Source Web Site: MyHeritageResidence 1852 Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada [1]
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Notes - From the St. John Morning Freeman, February 3, 1866: "The Grand Falls (Victoria Co.) correspondent of Woodstock papers under date 25th Jan. says that at midnght 24th the cry of fre alarmed the town to dscover the dwelling of John Leslie in flamemes - more sad to relate his remains were found in the chmney place after the extinguishing of the fre in the morning. The deceased was among the frst settlers in the town, having removed there from Fredericton (York Co.) where he had at one tme followed the occupation of baker. A stll greater calamty by fire attended with the loss of two lives occurred in a lumber camp opposite Tobique (Victoria Co.) last night. The survivor Elisha Larlee was one of the party of three who was aroused by fire in actual contact. He with difficulty reached the door which the other two, Goerge Inman and Adams failed to do. With his face and hands most severely burned and in a measure destitute of clothing, Larlee mounted a horse and succeeded in reaching the settlement, badly frozen by exposure. Doubts are entertained of Larlee surviving his sufferings." From the Religious Intelligencer, March 16, 1866: "We learn we were mistaken in that Mr. Larlee who lost hs life by the burning of the camp at Tobique (Victoria Co.) It was Elisha Larlee instead of Elijah, as stated by us. The deceased was a brother of Elijah Larlee."
From the St. John Morning Freeman, February 3, 1866:
"The Grand Falls (Victoria Co.) correspondent of Woodstock papers under date 25th Jan. says that at midnght 24th the cry of fre alarmed the town to dscover the dwelling of John Leslie in flames - more sad to relate his remains were found in the chmney place after the extinguishing of the fre in the morning. The deceased was among the frst settlers in the town, having removed there from Fredericton (York Co.) where he had at one tme followed the occupation of baker. A stll greater calamty by fire attended with the loss of two lives occurred in a lumber camp opposite Tobique (Victoria Co.) last night. The survivor Elisha Larlee was one of the party of three who was aroused by fire in actual contact. He with difficulty reached the door which the other two, Goerge Inman and Adams failed to do. With his face and hands most severely burned and in a measure destitute of clothing, Larlee mounted a horse and succeeded in reaching the settlement, badly frozen by exposure. Doubts are entertained of Larlee
From the Religious Intelligencer, March 16, 1866:
"We learn we were mistaken in that Mr. Larlee who lost hs life by the burning of the camp at Tobique (Victoria Co.) It was Elisha Larlee instead of Elijah, as stated by us. The deceased was a brother of Elijah Larlee."
- From the St. John Morning Freeman, February 3, 1866: "The Grand Falls (Victoria Co.) correspondent of Woodstock papers under date 25th Jan. says that at midnght 24th the cry of fre alarmed the town to dscover the dwelling of John Leslie in flamemes - more sad to relate his remains were found in the chmney place after the extinguishing of the fre in the morning. The deceased was among the frst settlers in the town, having removed there from Fredericton (York Co.) where he had at one tme followed the occupation of baker. A stll greater calamty by fire attended with the loss of two lives occurred in a lumber camp opposite Tobique (Victoria Co.) last night. The survivor Elisha Larlee was one of the party of three who was aroused by fire in actual contact. He with difficulty reached the door which the other two, Goerge Inman and Adams failed to do. With his face and hands most severely burned and in a measure destitute of clothing, Larlee mounted a horse and succeeded in reaching the settlement, badly frozen by exposure. Doubts are entertained of Larlee surviving his sufferings." From the Religious Intelligencer, March 16, 1866: "We learn we were mistaken in that Mr. Larlee who lost hs life by the burning of the camp at Tobique (Victoria Co.) It was Elisha Larlee instead of Elijah, as stated by us. The deceased was a brother of Elijah Larlee."
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Sources - [S14] 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, Ancestry.com, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Census of 1851 (Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia). Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada.Census of Nova Scotia, 1851. Halifax, Nova Scoti;).
Birth date: abt 1830
Birth place:
Residence date: 1852
Residence place: Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada - [S20] Ancestry Family Trees, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.;), Ancestry Family Trees.
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St. John Morning Freeman, February 3, 1866
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