↑New Brunswick Genealogical Society First Families listing for Archelaus Purdy shows the following sources: ources: MC80/364 E. Stone Wiggins, History of Queens County, pgs. 47-48: see also MC80/330 Walter R. Greenwood’s The early Baptists of Cambridge Parish, page 77: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, pages 221-222.
↑History of Queens County, N.B., by E. Stone Wiggins, 1876 Reprint of articles published in The Watchman, Saint John, N.B., commencing 7 Oct 1876 and concluding 17 Feb 1877. Copyright, New Brunswick Genealogical Society, found under the George Hayward Collection. See pages 45-46 for Archelaus Purdy
↑Provincial Archives of New Brunswick Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics : Volume 6 Number 111; Date February 25 1835; County York; Place Fredericton; Newspaper The New Brunswick Royal Gazette, which states d. Gagetown, 13th inst., age 42, of consumption, Elizabeth BULYEA w/o Henry BULYEA, left husband, seven children. CG NBC
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