Fanny's birth name is listed differently on various family notes Baumon, von Bauman, Bowman, Bomanhauser. Recently found baptismal records in New Brunswick indicate Bown is the correct name. She was born in the Lowlands which could mean Holland, or Belgium. British army action existed in both countries during the appropriate period.
Fanny had 14 children with Francis Wright. The eldest was my ancestor Patrick Peter Wright, reputed to have been born on the voyage to New Brunswick.
Other children are
Elizabeth
Francis
Leslie
Mary
Michael
Richard (died young)
Samuel
Sarah
Thomas
Walter
George
John (also buried at Pioneers Rest)
William
Fanny had 14 children with Francis Wright. The eldest was my ancestor Patrick Peter Wright, reputed to have been born on the voyage to New Brunswick.
Other children are
Elizabeth
Francis
Leslie
Mary
Michael
Richard (died young)
Samuel
Sarah
Thomas
Walter
George
John (also buried at Pioneers Rest)
William
Fanny's birth name is listed differently on various family notes Baumon, von Bauman, Bowman, Bomanhauser. Recently found baptismal records in New Brunswick indicate Bown is the correct name. She was born in the Lowlands which could mean Holland, or Belgium. British army action existed in both countries during the appropriate period.
Fanny had 14 children with Francis Wright. The eldest was my ancestor Patrick Peter Wright, reputed to have been born on the voyage to New Brunswick.
Other children are
Elizabeth
Francis
Leslie
Mary
Michael
Richard (died young)
Samuel
Sarah
Thomas
Walter
George
John (also buried at Pioneers Rest)
William
Fanny had 14 children with Francis Wright. The eldest was my ancestor Patrick Peter Wright, reputed to have been born on the voyage to New Brunswick.
Other children are
Elizabeth
Francis
Leslie
Mary
Michael
Richard (died young)
Samuel
Sarah
Thomas
Walter
George
John (also buried at Pioneers Rest)
William
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
