Note: York County and Carleton County Probate Files indexes were searched for the subject names Henry Blake 1786-1932. I also search York and Carleton County Registry Office indexes on microfilm for the periods 1849-1873 and for 1832-1899. Unfortunately, I did not find the name Henry Blake in any of the above. In Carleton County Probate, I found these Blakes: Thelma 1918, William 1864 and Edith I Blake 1934. In York County Probate, I found these Blakes: Charles 1970, Emily 1925 and Mary 1966. In Carleton County Registry indexes, I found these Blake entries: Mercy, grantee; William, grantee; George, Mercy and William, grantor (seller) and William, copy of last Will. The Probate and Registry record groups I searched are where one finds Wills. If a subject name is not found in these records, a Will was not registered or probated.
Don Dixon 21 January 2008
Note: 10 March 1806
Joshua Pike Hampton Falls guardian of Henry Blake Hampton Falls a minor under the age of 21
to make sale of land to the benefit of Henry Blake
$300 paid by Dearborn Blake husbandman Hampton Falls
a certain piece of land situate in Hampton Falls belonging to Henry Blake
bounded southerly by Drinkwater Road
easterly land of James Sanborn
northerly land of said Dearborn Blake
westerly land of Thomas Leavitt Esq
Note: Henry Blake Petition 1813
His Honor the President in Council, Memorialist of Henry Blake humbly sheweth
That your Memorialist came from the United States of America, into this Province five years, since, and two years afterwards took the Oath of Allegiance.
That your Memorialist is a single man and is desirous of taking up his residence in Fredericton, to establish himself as a house former.
Your Memorialist therefore humbly prays that your honor will give him one of the lots in Block number seven in the Town plot of Fredericton-now, as he understands, in your Honors contemplation to grant, to early applicants. -Your Memorialist will pledge himself to build a framed House thereon, without delay, and to conform to any regulation your Honor may think proper to make. -And your Memorialist as in duty forever will soon pray.
I am sorry I can't answer your question but here is what I have you might be interested in.
According to my research the Free Baptist Church in Woodstock now called Woodstock United Baptist Church began with an Organizational Meeting August 22, 1834, when a little group of ten members met. The organization was effected under the leadership of Elder Samuel Hartt, ably assisted by Elders Charles McMullen and William E. Pennington. (Elder Samuel Hartt was my gt gt grandfather.)
I visited the church in June of 2004 and took a picture of the plaque on the wall. This is what it said.
Organized 1834 by Rev. Sam'l Hartt.
Members:
Simon Baker
Samuel Raymond
Amos C. Tolford
David Marston
John P. Lougee
Hugh Baker
Joseph Noble
Stephen Parsons
Mrs. Step'h Parsons
E.M. Truesdale
Deacons
Stephen Parson
Elizha Baker
Clerk
E.M. Truesdale
The church now has about 900 members and an average attendance on Sunday morning of 400 - 500. There are three pastors, - a Senior minister,a minister of music & a minister of Christian Education and Youth Work.
I also have a little history on the following churches, if anyone is interested
Waterville Baptist /Second Wakefield Baptist Church
Oromocto Baptist Church
United Baptist Church in Fredericton Junction - NB
Jacksontown United Baptist Church - N.B. 4th Tier
Cannan Baptist in Yarmouth, N.S.
George Street United Baptist / Brunswick Street Baptist in Fredericton, NB
Lindsay United Baptist of 7th Tier N.B.
Sheffield United Church of Canada, NB
Congregational Church of Sheffield, N.B.
Time Line of the *Union Baptist Seminary in Fredericton, Saint John & Saint Martins N.B.
Carole J. Dick
Hart/Hartt Researcher
Alberta, Canada
Rose Staples"
Subject: Re: [ NB ] Baptist church in Woodstock
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 15:39:45 -0400
In-Reply-To:
You can view the records of the Wakefield Baptist Church at the PANB, MC2671. Some of the records are dated 1804. I believe the original records are held at Acadia University.
Best Regards,
Rose Staples UE
1080 Route 605
Maple Ridge, NB
E6E 1W6
www.myhartt.com
Note: War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
Blak-Bop 17 of 868
Henry Blake
Sur Orig 22 441
Service: Capt Robt Douglas' Co Me Mil (Alleged)
Note: York County Registry Books
Volume 4 page 202
No 1376
George and Alicia Sproule, Fredericton, Esq
Henry Blake & Joseph Stevens
200 pounds
Town plot of Fredericton
Lot 48
27 December 1813
p 291
No 1467
Joseph Stevens, Fredericton, House carpenter, and wife Hannah
Henry Blake
undivided half part of Lot 48
100 pounds
6 October 1814
Volume 8 p 246
No 1002
9 February 1819
Henry Blake, Fredericton
Joseph Kenah
375 pounds by auction
Lot 48
S D Spect?
Geo Fredk Green?
Volume 9 page 276
No 300
Henry Blake, Fredericton
Robert Smith, Fredericton
3 January 1815
130 pounds and 60 mortgaged
Henry Blake SS
GW Clopper
David Clopper
Volume 17 page 558
No 4526
Affidavit relating to the payment of Mortgage 300
Henry Blake, Prince William
1815 borrowed 60 pounds from Robert Smith
3 January 1815 65 pounds mortgage to Smith
February 1819 Robert Smith employed to auction the property. Sold to Joseph Kenah a Captain in his Majesty's Service 365 pounds
Blake claims he paid all his mortgages due Smith, now deceased
WikiTree profile Blake-828 created through the import of Ancestors 2011.GED on Aug 20, 2011 by William Romanski. See the Changes page for the details of edits by William and others.
Source: S23 Author: Provincial Archives of New Brunswick Title: New Brunswick Cemeteries Online Abbreviation: New Brunswick Cemeteries Online Publication: http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/NBCemeteries/?L=EN Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S325 Author: R. W. Hale Title: Southern Carleton County Cemeteries, Vol. II Abbreviation: Southern Carleton County Cemeteries, Vol. II Publication: November 25, 1982 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S343 Author: Province of New Brunswick Title: Land Petition of Henry Blake Abbreviation: Land Petition of Henry Blake Publication: 1813 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S344 Author: Brown, Warren Title: History of Hampton Falls, NH Abbreviation: History of Hampton Falls, NH Publication: John B Clarke, 1900, Rpt. Higginson, Of late Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S355 Author: Ruth Nichipon Title: Vital Statistics from the town record of Hampton Falls, NH thorugh 1899 Abbreviation: Vital Statistics from the town record of Hampton Falls, NH thorugh 1899 Publication: 1976, Hampton Falls Free Library Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S356 Author: Carlton E Blake Title: Descendants of Jasper Blake, Emigrant from England to Hampton, NH, ca 1643, 1640-1979 Abbreviation: Descendants of Jasper Blake, Emigrant from England to Hampton, NH, ca 1643, 1640-1979 Publication: Rpt. 1980, Higginson Book Company, Salem, MA Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S357 Author: Perley Derby Title: Descendants of Jasper Blake of Hampton, NH Abbreviation: Descendants of Jasper Blake of Hampton, NH Publication: 1879 (Transcribed by Carlton Blake) Repository: #R2 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Repository: R2 Name: Essex Institute Address: Salem, MA
Source: S361 Author: Town of Hampton Falls, NH Title: Hampton Falls Town Records Abbreviation: Hampton Falls Town Records Italicized: Y
Source: S362 Author: William Heslet Jones Title: William Tilton: His English Orgins and Some American Descendants Abbreviation: William Tilton: His English Orgins and Some American Descendants Publication: Heritage Books (CD) Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Source: S39 Author: George H Hayward Title: York County Marriage Register, Book A Abbreviation: York County Marriage Register, Book A Italicized: Y
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