4931 NATHANIEL CAPT. DOUGLASS 17770830 18290501 NAPIERVILLE CEMETERY DOUGLASS 10
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Capt. NATHANIEL DOUGLAS, s/o Nathaniel, born in Chazy, NY., Aug. 30, 1774; married, June 4, 1796, Lucy CONVERSE. They were farmers, and removed to Isle La Motte, Vt. In 1811 he emigrated with his family to Canada, and was the first settler in the township of Sherrington. In company with Alexander HYDE, and acquaintance, he had walked through the country the previous year, taken up a tract of land, gelled trees and build a hut. Soon after, his father and his brothers, James and Jonathan joined them. The settlement was called Douglasville. In 1812, Mr. DOUGLAS was appointed by the British government captain of militia, and held the office till his death. He died May 1, 1829. Mrs. DOUGLAS died July 8, 1837.
Children: --
Edward Wheeler – b. 1798
Harriet – b. 1800; unm
Asa – b. 1802
Caroline – b. 1804 m. Charles WEEKES
Capt Amasa Ladd – b. 1805
Nathaniel Perrin – b. 1807
John Brown – b. 1809
Nancy Maria – b. 1813; m. James Van Rensselaer DOUGLAS
Sarah Ann – b. 1815; unm
Louisa Raymond – b. 1817 unm
Lucy Alvira – b. Feb 7, 1819; d. Aug 1819
source: page 238
A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or allied families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas © 1879
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Capt. NATHANIEL DOUGLAS, s/o Nathaniel, born in Chazy, NY., Aug. 30, 1774; married, June 4, 1796, Lucy CONVERSE. They were farmers, and removed to Isle La Motte, Vt. In 1811 he emigrated with his family to Canada, and was the first settler in the township of Sherrington. In company with Alexander HYDE, and acquaintance, he had walked through the country the previous year, taken up a tract of land, gelled trees and build a hut. Soon after, his father and his brothers, James and Jonathan joined them. The settlement was called Douglasville. In 1812, Mr. DOUGLAS was appointed by the British government captain of militia, and held the office till his death. He died May 1, 1829. Mrs. DOUGLAS died July 8, 1837.
Children: --
Edward Wheeler – b. 1798
Harriet – b. 1800; unm
Asa – b. 1802
Caroline – b. 1804 m. Charles WEEKES
Capt Amasa Ladd – b. 1805
Nathaniel Perrin – b. 1807
John Brown – b. 1809
Nancy Maria – b. 1813; m. James Van Rensselaer DOUGLAS
Sarah Ann – b. 1815; unm
Louisa Raymond – b. 1817 unm
Lucy Alvira – b. Feb 7, 1819; d. Aug 1819
source: page 238
A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or allied families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas © 1879
4931 NATHANIEL CAPT. DOUGLASS 17770830 18290501 NAPIERVILLE CEMETERY DOUGLASS 10
http://www.rocler.qc.ca/d.mark/prev/hemcem.htm
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Capt. NATHANIEL DOUGLAS, s/o Nathaniel, born in Chazy, NY., Aug. 30, 1774; married, June 4, 1796, Lucy CONVERSE. They were farmers, and removed to Isle La Motte, Vt. In 1811 he emigrated with his family to Canada, and was the first settler in the township of Sherrington. In company with Alexander HYDE, and acquaintance, he had walked through the country the previous year, taken up a tract of land, gelled trees and build a hut. Soon after, his father and his brothers, James and Jonathan joined them. The settlement was called Douglasville. In 1812, Mr. DOUGLAS was appointed by the British government captain of militia, and held the office till his death. He died May 1, 1829. Mrs. DOUGLAS died July 8, 1837.
Children: --
Edward Wheeler – b. 1798
Harriet – b. 1800; unm
Asa – b. 1802
Caroline – b. 1804 m. Charles WEEKES
Capt Amasa Ladd – b. 1805
Nathaniel Perrin – b. 1807
John Brown – b. 1809
Nancy Maria – b. 1813; m. James Van Rensselaer DOUGLAS
Sarah Ann – b. 1815; unm
Louisa Raymond – b. 1817 unm
Lucy Alvira – b. Feb 7, 1819; d. Aug 1819
source: page 238
A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or allied families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas © 1879
http://www.rocler.qc.ca/d.mark/prev/hemcem.htm
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Capt. NATHANIEL DOUGLAS, s/o Nathaniel, born in Chazy, NY., Aug. 30, 1774; married, June 4, 1796, Lucy CONVERSE. They were farmers, and removed to Isle La Motte, Vt. In 1811 he emigrated with his family to Canada, and was the first settler in the township of Sherrington. In company with Alexander HYDE, and acquaintance, he had walked through the country the previous year, taken up a tract of land, gelled trees and build a hut. Soon after, his father and his brothers, James and Jonathan joined them. The settlement was called Douglasville. In 1812, Mr. DOUGLAS was appointed by the British government captain of militia, and held the office till his death. He died May 1, 1829. Mrs. DOUGLAS died July 8, 1837.
Children: --
Edward Wheeler – b. 1798
Harriet – b. 1800; unm
Asa – b. 1802
Caroline – b. 1804 m. Charles WEEKES
Capt Amasa Ladd – b. 1805
Nathaniel Perrin – b. 1807
John Brown – b. 1809
Nancy Maria – b. 1813; m. James Van Rensselaer DOUGLAS
Sarah Ann – b. 1815; unm
Louisa Raymond – b. 1817 unm
Lucy Alvira – b. Feb 7, 1819; d. Aug 1819
source: page 238
A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or allied families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas © 1879
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