Catherine (Moors) Pike (1724 - 1805)

Born 1724 in Newfoundland

Descendants

Died 20 Dec 1805 at about age 81 in Carbonear, Newfoundland

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Biography

Catherine married a Samuel Pike. ^[1]

Catherine Pike died in 1805, aged 81 years, at Carbonear, Newfoundland. She was buried at Bethany United Church Cemetery, Carbonear, Newfoundland. ^{[2] [3]}

Research Notes

Note: There are few (or no) primary sources for this generation of the Pike family. The FamilySearch family tree suggests Catherine's husband was named John Thomas Pike (and her name was Catherine Quinn)

Sources

1. ↑ (Unsourced) Rootsweb free page ; Pike Family; Prepared by: Don Shankle February 21, 2002 (Accessed 3 April 2024):

   SAMUEL PIKE (13175) b.ca1726 in Poole, ENG; Lived Mosquito Cove 1751

   SP: Catherine Moors (13818) b.1724, d.1805-12-20 at Carbonear

   1.William (1448) b.ca1754, d.1833-07-04 at sea near Cape St Francis, settled at Carbonear in 1770

   SP: Jane Parsons (5973)

   2.Edward (5970) c.1758 at Carbonear; d.1798-11-18 at Mosquito; m.1778-11-25(HGA) at Harbour Grace

   SP: Mary Taylor (6003) b.1758, (d/Richard H & Julia),(She remarried, 1798-01-12(UCC) William Simmonds)

   3.Francis (5971) b.1760, d.1835-06-11(UCC)

   SP: Jane Parsons (6061) b.1760, d.1835-07-13(UCC)

   4.Catherine (5972) b.1763, d.1848-08-20; m.ca1784

   SP: William Taylor Sr (6104)(1760-1843)

   5.Julia (14493)

   SP: Richard Edwards, Admiral (14495)

   6.Mary (14493)

   SP: Henry Parsons (14498)

2. ↑ Find a Grave (has image)
   Find A Grave: Memorial #144621444 (accessed 3 April 2024)
   Memorial page for Catherine Pike (unknown-20 Dec 1805), citing Bethany United Church Cemetery, Carbonear, Avalon Peninsula Census Division, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
3. ↑ Newfoundland's GRAND BANKS; Bethany UC Cemetery (Part 3) Carbonear Carbonear District; Cemetery Transcriptions: (accessed 3 April 2024)
   

   Pike Catherine; DIED: Dec 20, 1805; AGE: 81

See also:

• David Pike's Family History & Genealogy Resources; Transcription of (Copy of) Claudius Watts' Letter about the Pike Family; Letter by (Great Grandson) Claudius Watts, Extract (Accessed 3 April 2024):

"My grandfather Wm. Pike, was drowned near Cape St. Francis (with one or two of his sons) leaving three sons - Francis, Samuel & Edward, (who lived to be old men) and two daughters - Mary, my mother, and Patience, who was the wife of Wm. Heighington Taylor - they were first cousins. Francis Pike, Senr., William Pike, my grandfather, and (6) Pike of Mosquito were brothers - they had one sister, Catherine (perhaps more), who was the wife of Wm. Taylor, Senr. (south side Carbonear and was known as Aunt Kitty). They had seven sons, Wm. Heighington, Richard, John, Joseph, Nathaniel, Edward & Francis - and one daughter Julia, who became the wife of Thomas Chancey - the second."

• David Pike's Family History & Genealogy Resources; Corrections to some online Pike genealogies (Accessed 3 April 2024)