In the 1910 U.S. Census, Thomas Boyd, 69, born Canada, parents born Ireland, was living in Ward 6, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 65, born Canada, parents born Canada.
He came to the U.S. in 1861 and Margaret in 1887.
DIED : COCKBURN - At St. Andrews, on the 26th February, Susan Inglis Cockburn, widow of hte late Robert
Cockburn, and second daughter of the late Rev. John Cassllis, M.A., the first and for twenty years teacher
of the Charlotte County grammer school, at St. Andrews, aged 90 years, 3 months and 1 day. (St. Croix Courier, March 3, 1904)
In the 1900 U.S. Census, ship carpenter Thomas Boyd, 59, born June 1841 in Canada, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on South Street in Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 56, born July 1844 in Canada, parents born Canada.and Susan E., 12, born December 1888 in Canada.
The couple had been married for 13 years, and Margaret's one child was still living.
Thomas came to the U.S. in 1869.
d. St. Andrews, 13th inst., Mary COCKBURN second d/o late Robert COCKBURN, age 46 years 10 mos. (Bay Pilot, June 16, 1892)
In the 1881 Canada Census, widow Susan Cockburn, 67, born N.S., was living in St. Andrews, N.B. with Maggie, 36; Mary, 35; Henry, 28; Edwin, 23; and Melville, 20, all born in N.B.
d. Tuesday morn., 10th inst., of consumption, George COCKBURN, age 25, third d/o late Robert COCKBURN. Funeral took place Thursday 2 p.m. (St. Andrews Standard, June 11, 1879)
A flag fluttered in the breeze over the Custom House on Friday 21st inst., also on board the schr. "Esther", Capt. John MALONEY, lying in the harbour; in respect to the deceased young man R.L. COCKBURN whose remains were interred that day in the Cemetery. (Bay Pilot, March 27, 1879)
d. This morn. 19th inst., age 32, Robert Lindsay COCKBURN second s/o late R. COCKBURN of this place. (St. Andrews) Funeral Friday afternoon. PILOT: Deceased was a member of the Temperance Reform Club. (St. Andrews Standard, March 19, 1879)
d. Saturday morn., Robt. COCKBURN, age 75, left wife, family. The funeral took place Sunday last. (St. Andrews Standard, August 30, 1876)
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Robert Cockburn, 70, born N.B. was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susannah, 57, born N.S.m student John, 28; Mary, 25; farmer Robert L., 24; school mistress Maria, 21; joiner James H., 19; farmer George H., 17; Edwin A., 14; and Melville, 11 all born in N.B
In the 1861 Canada Census, Robert Cockburn, 61, native, was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susan, 48, born N.S.; John, 19; Margrete, 17; Mary, 16; Robert, 14; Mariah, 11; Henry, 10; George, 8; Edwain, 5; and Melville, 1, all native born.
In the 1851 N.B. Census, Robert Cockburn, 52, native, was living in St. Patrick's Parish, N.B. with Susan, 37; John V. 8; Margaret, 6; Mary, 5; Robert L., 4; and Maria, 1, all native born.
Margaret was the daughter of Robert Cockburn and Susan Cassilis.
He came to the U.S. in 1861 and Margaret in 1887.
DIED : COCKBURN - At St. Andrews, on the 26th February, Susan Inglis Cockburn, widow of hte late Robert
Cockburn, and second daughter of the late Rev. John Cassllis, M.A., the first and for twenty years teacher
of the Charlotte County grammer school, at St. Andrews, aged 90 years, 3 months and 1 day. (St. Croix Courier, March 3, 1904)
In the 1900 U.S. Census, ship carpenter Thomas Boyd, 59, born June 1841 in Canada, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on South Street in Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 56, born July 1844 in Canada, parents born Canada.and Susan E., 12, born December 1888 in Canada.
The couple had been married for 13 years, and Margaret's one child was still living.
Thomas came to the U.S. in 1869.
d. St. Andrews, 13th inst., Mary COCKBURN second d/o late Robert COCKBURN, age 46 years 10 mos. (Bay Pilot, June 16, 1892)
In the 1881 Canada Census, widow Susan Cockburn, 67, born N.S., was living in St. Andrews, N.B. with Maggie, 36; Mary, 35; Henry, 28; Edwin, 23; and Melville, 20, all born in N.B.
d. Tuesday morn., 10th inst., of consumption, George COCKBURN, age 25, third d/o late Robert COCKBURN. Funeral took place Thursday 2 p.m. (St. Andrews Standard, June 11, 1879)
A flag fluttered in the breeze over the Custom House on Friday 21st inst., also on board the schr. "Esther", Capt. John MALONEY, lying in the harbour; in respect to the deceased young man R.L. COCKBURN whose remains were interred that day in the Cemetery. (Bay Pilot, March 27, 1879)
d. This morn. 19th inst., age 32, Robert Lindsay COCKBURN second s/o late R. COCKBURN of this place. (St. Andrews) Funeral Friday afternoon. PILOT: Deceased was a member of the Temperance Reform Club. (St. Andrews Standard, March 19, 1879)
d. Saturday morn., Robt. COCKBURN, age 75, left wife, family. The funeral took place Sunday last. (St. Andrews Standard, August 30, 1876)
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Robert Cockburn, 70, born N.B. was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susannah, 57, born N.S.m student John, 28; Mary, 25; farmer Robert L., 24; school mistress Maria, 21; joiner James H., 19; farmer George H., 17; Edwin A., 14; and Melville, 11 all born in N.B
In the 1861 Canada Census, Robert Cockburn, 61, native, was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susan, 48, born N.S.; John, 19; Margrete, 17; Mary, 16; Robert, 14; Mariah, 11; Henry, 10; George, 8; Edwain, 5; and Melville, 1, all native born.
In the 1851 N.B. Census, Robert Cockburn, 52, native, was living in St. Patrick's Parish, N.B. with Susan, 37; John V. 8; Margaret, 6; Mary, 5; Robert L., 4; and Maria, 1, all native born.
Margaret was the daughter of Robert Cockburn and Susan Cassilis.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Thomas Boyd, 69, born Canada, parents born Ireland, was living in Ward 6, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 65, born Canada, parents born Canada.
He came to the U.S. in 1861 and Margaret in 1887.
DIED : COCKBURN - At St. Andrews, on the 26th February, Susan Inglis Cockburn, widow of hte late Robert
Cockburn, and second daughter of the late Rev. John Cassllis, M.A., the first and for twenty years teacher
of the Charlotte County grammer school, at St. Andrews, aged 90 years, 3 months and 1 day. (St. Croix Courier, March 3, 1904)
In the 1900 U.S. Census, ship carpenter Thomas Boyd, 59, born June 1841 in Canada, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on South Street in Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 56, born July 1844 in Canada, parents born Canada.and Susan E., 12, born December 1888 in Canada.
The couple had been married for 13 years, and Margaret's one child was still living.
Thomas came to the U.S. in 1869.
d. St. Andrews, 13th inst., Mary COCKBURN second d/o late Robert COCKBURN, age 46 years 10 mos. (Bay Pilot, June 16, 1892)
In the 1881 Canada Census, widow Susan Cockburn, 67, born N.S., was living in St. Andrews, N.B. with Maggie, 36; Mary, 35; Henry, 28; Edwin, 23; and Melville, 20, all born in N.B.
d. Tuesday morn., 10th inst., of consumption, George COCKBURN, age 25, third d/o late Robert COCKBURN. Funeral took place Thursday 2 p.m. (St. Andrews Standard, June 11, 1879)
A flag fluttered in the breeze over the Custom House on Friday 21st inst., also on board the schr. "Esther", Capt. John MALONEY, lying in the harbour; in respect to the deceased young man R.L. COCKBURN whose remains were interred that day in the Cemetery. (Bay Pilot, March 27, 1879)
d. This morn. 19th inst., age 32, Robert Lindsay COCKBURN second s/o late R. COCKBURN of this place. (St. Andrews) Funeral Friday afternoon. PILOT: Deceased was a member of the Temperance Reform Club. (St. Andrews Standard, March 19, 1879)
d. Saturday morn., Robt. COCKBURN, age 75, left wife, family. The funeral took place Sunday last. (St. Andrews Standard, August 30, 1876)
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Robert Cockburn, 70, born N.B. was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susannah, 57, born N.S.m student John, 28; Mary, 25; farmer Robert L., 24; school mistress Maria, 21; joiner James H., 19; farmer George H., 17; Edwin A., 14; and Melville, 11 all born in N.B
In the 1861 Canada Census, Robert Cockburn, 61, native, was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susan, 48, born N.S.; John, 19; Margrete, 17; Mary, 16; Robert, 14; Mariah, 11; Henry, 10; George, 8; Edwain, 5; and Melville, 1, all native born.
In the 1851 N.B. Census, Robert Cockburn, 52, native, was living in St. Patrick's Parish, N.B. with Susan, 37; John V. 8; Margaret, 6; Mary, 5; Robert L., 4; and Maria, 1, all native born.
Margaret was the daughter of Robert Cockburn and Susan Cassilis.
He came to the U.S. in 1861 and Margaret in 1887.
DIED : COCKBURN - At St. Andrews, on the 26th February, Susan Inglis Cockburn, widow of hte late Robert
Cockburn, and second daughter of the late Rev. John Cassllis, M.A., the first and for twenty years teacher
of the Charlotte County grammer school, at St. Andrews, aged 90 years, 3 months and 1 day. (St. Croix Courier, March 3, 1904)
In the 1900 U.S. Census, ship carpenter Thomas Boyd, 59, born June 1841 in Canada, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on South Street in Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 56, born July 1844 in Canada, parents born Canada.and Susan E., 12, born December 1888 in Canada.
The couple had been married for 13 years, and Margaret's one child was still living.
Thomas came to the U.S. in 1869.
d. St. Andrews, 13th inst., Mary COCKBURN second d/o late Robert COCKBURN, age 46 years 10 mos. (Bay Pilot, June 16, 1892)
In the 1881 Canada Census, widow Susan Cockburn, 67, born N.S., was living in St. Andrews, N.B. with Maggie, 36; Mary, 35; Henry, 28; Edwin, 23; and Melville, 20, all born in N.B.
d. Tuesday morn., 10th inst., of consumption, George COCKBURN, age 25, third d/o late Robert COCKBURN. Funeral took place Thursday 2 p.m. (St. Andrews Standard, June 11, 1879)
A flag fluttered in the breeze over the Custom House on Friday 21st inst., also on board the schr. "Esther", Capt. John MALONEY, lying in the harbour; in respect to the deceased young man R.L. COCKBURN whose remains were interred that day in the Cemetery. (Bay Pilot, March 27, 1879)
d. This morn. 19th inst., age 32, Robert Lindsay COCKBURN second s/o late R. COCKBURN of this place. (St. Andrews) Funeral Friday afternoon. PILOT: Deceased was a member of the Temperance Reform Club. (St. Andrews Standard, March 19, 1879)
d. Saturday morn., Robt. COCKBURN, age 75, left wife, family. The funeral took place Sunday last. (St. Andrews Standard, August 30, 1876)
In the 1871 Canada Census, farmer Robert Cockburn, 70, born N.B. was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susannah, 57, born N.S.m student John, 28; Mary, 25; farmer Robert L., 24; school mistress Maria, 21; joiner James H., 19; farmer George H., 17; Edwin A., 14; and Melville, 11 all born in N.B
In the 1861 Canada Census, Robert Cockburn, 61, native, was living in St. Patrick Parish, N.B. with Susan, 48, born N.S.; John, 19; Margrete, 17; Mary, 16; Robert, 14; Mariah, 11; Henry, 10; George, 8; Edwain, 5; and Melville, 1, all native born.
In the 1851 N.B. Census, Robert Cockburn, 52, native, was living in St. Patrick's Parish, N.B. with Susan, 37; John V. 8; Margaret, 6; Mary, 5; Robert L., 4; and Maria, 1, all native born.
Margaret was the daughter of Robert Cockburn and Susan Cassilis.
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