Metcalf Slocum (M)
b. 15 November 1751
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     Metcalf Slocum was born on 15 November 1751 at Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA. He was the son of Simon Slocum and Abigail _____.

Jeremiah Slocum (M)
b. 10 January 1754
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     Jeremiah Slocum Soldier in Amer. Rev. War. He was born on 10 January 1754 at Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA. He was the son of Simon Slocum and Abigail _____.

Achilles Slocum (M)
b. 10 June 1756
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     Achilles Slocum He, and/or his father, was a lieutenant in the local militia company. He was born on 10 June 1756 at Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA. He was the son of Simon Slocum and Abigail _____.

Jacob Fritz (M)
b. between 13 January 1823 and 1824, d. 30 November 1882
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     Jacob Fritz was buried at Fernhill Cemetery, St John, New Brunswick, Canada. He was naturalized; Master Mariner. He Jacob was lost at sea, off Canso, NS, in the wreck of the 'SS Cedar Grove' (Canso is on the northeastern tip of Nova Scotia, and is where the Atlantic and the Chedabucto Bay/Strait of Canso happen to meet.

Date : December 9, 1882
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : The Daily Telegraph

Drowned on morn. of Nov. 30th, from on board S.S. 'Cedar Grove' off Cape Canso, N.S., Julia A. FAIRALL of London, England, age 19. (London and Manchester, England please copy)

Family in 1881 Canada Census for Prince Ward, Saint John City, Saint John Co., New Brunswick:

Jacob FRITZ M Male English 58 Nova Scotia M. Mariner Baptist
Eliza F. FRITZ M Female English 54 Nova Scotia Baptist
Ervlin J. FRITZ Male English 28 N. B. Baptist
Edwin J. FRITZ Male English 2? N. B. Baptist
Mary H. FRITZ Female English 26 N. B. Baptist
Annie G. FRITZ Female English 20 N. B. Baptist
Howard D. FRITZ Male English 17 N. B. Student Baptist

Jacob, Horatio (Ervlin/Joration) and Edwin were all master mariners and, at one time or another, all worked for/with J.V. Troop & Son out of St John, NB.

SS Cedar Grove (Official Number - 86978):
Canadian Registration
Built 1882, registered same
Built in Hylton, England
Registered in Saint John, NB
It was a brig with a 1437 tonnage rating
Hull material was iron.

It wrecked near Cranberry Island, Nova Scotia,
on 30-Nov-1882, registry closed on 22-Dec-1882.

Obviously, it had a very short 'life':

Voyages:

1) On 26-Nov-1882, vessel departed London, England,
returning their on 08-Nov-1882 (R/T voyage)

2) On 17-Nov-1882, vessel departed London, England,
Destination was Nova Scotia, 'arriving' there on
30-Nov-1882.

Does this indicate that Jacob Fritz helped crew the
Cedar Grove from London, and it never actually returned
to Nova Scotian shores? This vessel was registered as
only making these two voyages, so my suspicion is that
she sank on her maiden voyage to her first real owner,
never, ever seeing actual service. I can only hope the
owner had a good insurance policy!

Further research indicates Jacob was master of the Cedar Grove
from 20-Sep-1882, until her demise on 30-Nov-1882, so yes, he
was in charge of the ship when she went down of Cranberry Island.



J. V. Troop & Sons were the owners. I would be surprised if
any pictures of the veseel even exist, given its short 'life.'

J. V. stands for Jacob Valentine.

According to ship database at: http://daryl.chin.gc.ca:8000/SEARCH/

Jacob Fritz, cert #73493
Born Wilmot, Annapolis, NS, Canada
Was master of the following vessels:

1 SILVER OAR 42655 (1861-1868, a brigantine, first owned by Jacob, then JV
Troop, mastered by Jacob from May to Jul-1868)
2 TWILIGHT 42671 (1861-1866, a barque, first owned by Jacob, then Troop &
Son, then JV Troop, mastered by Jacob from Oct-1862 to 20-Mar-1863)
3 BESSIE PARKER 50533 (1864-1888 - wrecked off Hog Island, Nassau, Bahamas,
nearly 6 years after Jacob died at sea, a barque, first owned by Andrew
Gibson, then Lamport & Holt, then Troop & Son, then Howard Douglas Troop,
then JV Troop) - apparently Jacob was master but never owner of this
vessel, he mastered her from 10-Aug-1866 to 10-Dec-1866, 10-Jan-1867 to 30-
May-1867, 20-Jun-1867 to 10-Oct-1867, 10-Nov-1867 to 20-May-1869, )
7 JACOB V. TROOP 59267 (1869-1876 - abandoned at sea on 21-Mar-1876,
a 'ship' of 1232 tonnage, mastered by Jacob from Nov-1869 to 20-Jan-1873)
8 LIZZIE C. TROOP 66890 (1873-1890 - wrecked on Loo Choo Island, China,
mastered by Jacob from 10-Jul-1873 to 10-Aug-1873)
9 MINISTER OF MARINE 66961 (1874-1892 - discovered on fire en route from
Liverpool to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mastered by Jacob from 20-Jul-1874 to
10-Apr-1877, and 20-May-1877 to 30-Aug-1877)

11 LOW WOOD 72335 (1878-1905, sold at auction in Barbados in 1908, a bargue
of 1336 tonnage, mastered by Jacob from 10-Jul-18778 to Apr-1879, and 20-
Jul-1879 to 20-Apr-1880 - Note: Also mastered by Haratio/Horatio J. Fritz,
b. St John, NB. He was also, apparently, a master for the Troops, having
mastered the Annie Troop, the Low Wood, and others)

13 ST. JULIEN 80042 (1880-1896, sold to Russians in Jun-1897, mastered by
Jacob from 20-Sep-1880 to 10-Mar-1881, also mastered by Edwin John Fritz,
probably related to Haratio/Horatio, as born St John, NB, from 10-Nov-1880
to 20-Jan-1886 - NOTE: He also mastered the JV Troop from 20-May-1891 to 20-
Aug-1893 - Haratio J. mastered the Annie Troop, Crown Jewel, Micmac, Low
Wood, the Cyprus and the Arbutus)
14 CEDAR GROVE 86978

11/20/1882 - The wreck of the Cedar Grove off Saint Andrew's Island, Nova Scotia. As a result of strict obedience to stupid Naval discipline, the captain, two crew members and a passenger are lost. The ship sinks.


THE LOSS OF THE CEDAR GROVE

Of late, a noble steamer, the Cedar Grove by name
Across the briny ocean, from London City came.
Whilst steering on one stormy night, too thick to see the land,
By some miscalculation near Canso she did strand.

The sailor at the helm he knew that he could tell
They were too near the shore, by the hearing of the swell.
He wished to give a warning, but he knew it not his place
For discipline it must be observed, whatever be the case.

The weather thick and stormy, the lookout at his post
The first he saw of danger it was breakers on the coast
The order it was given the engines to reverse
'Starboard your helm!' the captain cried, 'Our ship is off her course!'

But straight toward the breakers our noble ship steered on
One moment more, a fearful crash brought fear to everyone
The engineers and firemen were hard to work below
And through their perserverance our ship did backward go.

And soon she gained deep water, and yet her doom was sealed
The briny flood rushed into her and then to port she keeled,
The heavy weight of water from for'ard it did go
Bursting into aft compartments, and down the ship did go.

The saddest of my story, and yet it doth remain
Qe (She?) had a lady passenger, Miss Farrel was her name;
To visit some relations in the city of St. John,
She ventured o'er the briny deep, but now she's dead and gone.

A sailor said he saw her in the companionway stand by;
It grieved his heart with pity to hear her mournful cry,
He offered to console her, and said, 'You'll not get lost,'
But soon the tender maiden's form in the billows it was tossed.

Our steward he bravely held her all over the ship's side
A-waiting for a boat to pull up against the tide;
A heavy wave came rolling in which did release his grip
And soon the tender maiden went drifting from the ship.

That same sea took our captain and he was seen no more
Through heavy rain and darkness the boats still lingered near;
Two engineers were also lost --it was when the boat went down,
Their bodies and the lady's have never yet been found.

Our cargo being for Halifax and the city of St. John
And to the latter port the steamer did belong
She was well built on the banks of Clyde, two thousand tons or more
But her strength it proved of no avail on the Rocky Canso shore.

Oh, now the unlucky Cedar Grove to the bottom she does lie,
To save most of the cargo, the divers hard to try
A disfigured body was brought up and taken to the land,
Our brave and honored captain, who died all in command.

From Shantymen and Shanty Boys, Doerflinger
Collected from Captain Bernie Bell

Nov 20, 1882 - Wreck of the Cedar Grove off Saint Andrew's Island near Canso, Nova Scotia. She was on her way from London to Halifax. The 'Cedar Grove' sails from London to America. She runs aground off Canso because the helmsman cannot violate discipline. The captain, two crew members, and a passenger are lost, and the ship sinks. Naval discipline dictated that the helmsman could not speak or be spoken to. Normally this was a good idea -- it prevented distractions -- but here it proved disastrous.

There were a total of 23 souls on board, of which 4 (the Captain, the lady, and 2 engineers) perished. The remaining 19 were later rescued. The ship struck Walker's Reef and sank. Date of loss listed as 30-Nov-1882 in most records, and 20-Nov-1882 in others. Even the NY Times ran a short article on the wreck, running in its 1-Dec-1882 paper on page 1. It stated the 30th
of November, as well.

According to maps of the wreck area, it is just off the point of NS, south of the entrance to Chedabucto Bay.
NS Archives list position thusly - - - 'Walkers Head, Cape Island, Canso, 1/4 mile SE from' They also listed 5 lives
lost vice 4, so perhaps one of those rescued died later, or the original count was inaccurate?

Date : December 2, 1882
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : The Daily Sun

Capt. Jacob FRITZ entered the employ of the late J.V. TROOP, Esq., founder of the house of Troop & Son about the year 1845, hardly five years subsequent to Mr. Troop's arrival in Saint John and continued with the firm up to the hour of his death. He sailed as a mate of schr. 'Relief', Capt. JOHNSON, the first vessel built here by late Mr. Troop. He was mate and subsequently Captain of schr. 'Kate'. He commanded the brig 'Emily', the schr. 'Josephene', brig 'Comet', brig 'Morning Light', brig 'Silver Ore', bark 'Twilight', bark 'Satellite', bark 'Bessie Parker' which he took in 1864; the ship 'J.V. Troop' built in 1873; and ship 'Minister of Marine' built in 1874 which he commmanded until 1877. He sailed 'Low Wood' over a year and retired. His son Capt. Horatio FRITZ took charge of the 'Low Wood'. He returned to sea in 1880. commanding the new ship 'St. Julian'. After a trip or two his place was filled by his son Capt. Edward FRITZ. He remained ashore until the 'Cedar Grove' was built when he went to England and took command of her. Capt. Fritz's age is about 58 years. He was married to the second daughter of the late Capt. Caleb SLOCOMB on 25th Sept. 1849. His family all reside here. They are Mrs. Fritz, three daughters, one of whom is Mrs. Peter McNAUGHTON, and the remaining two are single, Capt. Horatio Fritz, formerly of ship 'Low Wood', but living ashore for the winter; Capt. Edward Fritz, master of 'St. Julian', presently at sea and the youngest son presently studying at the New Brunswick University. ('Calendars of the House of Assembly indicate that Howard D. FRITZ graduated from the New Brunswick University in 1884 - D.F. Johnson). He was born between 13 January 1823 and 1824 at Nova Scotia, Canada. He was the son of John Fritz(s) and Helen Brown. Jacob Fritz married Eliza Jane Slocomb, daughter of Caleb Slocumb and Mary Hamilton, on 25 September 1849 at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Jacob Fritz died on 30 November 1882 at at sea.

Eliza Jane Slocomb (F)
b. between 1825 and 1826, d. 5 April 1899
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     Her married name was Fritz. Eliza Jane Slocomb Seen as Eliza F. Fritz in 1881 Census. She was born between 1825 and 1826 at Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada. She was the daughter of Caleb Slocumb and Mary Hamilton. Eliza Jane Slocomb married Jacob Fritz, son of John Fritz(s) and Helen Brown, on 25 September 1849 at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Eliza Jane Slocomb died on 5 April 1899 at St John County, New Brunswick, Canada.

William Berry (M)
d. circa 1654

     Reference: BBB. William Berry ONE OF CAPT JOHN MASON'S COLONISTS OF 1631. INFO ON BERRY'S FROM 'THE BERRYS BY THE BEACH' BY SYLVIA F. GETCHELL, NEWMARKET, NH, USA IN MANCHESTER, NH PUBL IC LIBRARY. FM SAVAGE: OF PORTSMOUTH IN 1631 REMOVED TO NEWBURY IN 1635. IN NEWBURY, WAS MADE FREEMAN 18-MAY-1642 AND DIED THERE. He was born at England. He married Jane (?) circa 1635? At Portsmouth, New Hampshire or Newbury, Massachusetts, USA. William Berry died circa 1654.

Jane (?) (F)
b. circa 1619

     Reference: BBB,NEM. Jane (?) MARRIED 2ND NATHANIEL DRAKE. Her married name was Berry. She was born circa 1619. She married William Berry circa 1635? At Portsmouth, New Hampshire or Newbury, Massachusetts, USA.

Elizabeth Berry (F)
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     Elizabeth Berry is the daughter of William Berry and Jane (?).

John Stanley (M)
b. 1350, d. between 6 January 1413 and 1414
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     Reference: FLW/57. John Stanley was naturalized; KNIGHT OF THE GARTER. He LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND 1385, CONSTABLE OF ROKESBERGH, SCOTLAND; CONSTABLE OF WINDSOR CASTLE, WTEWARD OF THE KING'S HOUSEHOLD; K.G. 1413. He was born in 1350. He was the son of William Stanley and Alice Massey. John Stanley married Isabel De Lathom, daughter of Thomas De Lathom and Joan Venables, circa 1385. John Stanley died between 6 January 1413 and 1414 at Ardee, Ireland.

Isabel De Lathom (F)
d. 26 October 1414
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     Isabel De Lathom was the daughter of Thomas De Lathom and Joan Venables. Reference: FLW/57. Her married name was Stanley. Isabel De Lathom married John Stanley, son of William Stanley and Alice Massey, circa 1385. Isabel De Lathom died on 26 October 1414.

William Stanley (M)
b. circa 1325

     William Stanley was naturalized; KNIGHT, LORD OF STANLEY. Reference: FLW/57. He was born circa 1325.

Alice Massey (F)
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     Alice Massey is the daughter of Hugh\hamon Massey.

Hugh\hamon Massey (M)
b. circa 1300

     Reference: FLW/57. Hugh\hamon Massey was born circa 1300.

Thomas De Lathom (M)
d. Bef ORE 20-MAR-1382
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     Thomas De Lathom was the son of Thomas Lathom and Alianore Ferrers. Thomas De Lathom died Bef ORE 20-MAR-1382. Reference: FLW/57.

Joan Venables (F)

Thomas Lathom (M)
b. 1300, d. 17 September 1370
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     Thomas Lathom married Alianore Ferrers, daughter of John Ferrers and Hawise Muscegros, Bef ORE 21-MAY-1329. Thomas Lathom was naturalized; KNIGHT. He OF LATHOM AND KNOWSLEY, CHESHIRE, ENGLAND. Reference: FLW/57. He was born in 1300. He was the son of Robert De Lathom and Katherine De Knowsley. Thomas Lathom died on 17 September 1370.

Alianore Ferrers (F)
b. circa 1300
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     Alianore Ferrers married Thomas Lathom, son of Robert De Lathom and Katherine De Knowsley, Bef ORE 21-MAY-1329. Reference: FLW/57. Her married name was Lathom. Alianore Ferrers was born circa 1300. She was the daughter of John Ferrers and Hawise Muscegros.

Robert De Lathom (M)

Katherine De Knowsley (F)
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     Katherine De Knowsley is the daughter of Thomas De Knowsley.

Thomas De Knowsley (M)

John Ferrers (M)
b. 20 June 1271, d. August 1312
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     John Ferrers married Hawise Muscegros, daughter of Robert De Muscegros and Agnes De Ferrers, Bef ORE 1300. John Ferrers was naturalized; KNIGHT. He OF SOUTHOE AND KEYSTON, FIRST BARON FERRERS OF CHARTLEY. Reference: FLW/57. He was born on 20 June 1271 at Cardiff, Wales. He was the son of Robert De Ferrers and Alionore De Bohun. John Ferrers died in August 1312 at Gascony at age 41.

Hawise Muscegros (F)
b. 21 December 1276, d. between 1340 and 1350
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     Hawise Muscegros married John Ferrers, son of Robert De Ferrers and Alionore De Bohun, Bef ORE 1300. Reference: FLW/57/189. Hawise Muscegros was naturalized; OF CHARLTON. Her married name was Ferrers. She was born on 21 December 1276. She was the daughter of Robert De Muscegros and Agnes De Ferrers. Hawise Muscegros died between 1340 and 1350.

Robert De Ferrers (M)
b. 1239, d. 1279
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     Robert De Ferrers was naturalized; EARL OF DERBY. Reference: FLW/57. He was born in 1239. He was the son of William De Ferrers and Margaret De Quincy. Robert De Ferrers married Alionore De Bohun, daughter of Humphrey De Bohun, Vi and Eleanor De Braiose, on 26 June 1269. Robert De Ferrers died in 1279.

Alionore De Bohun (F)
d. between 20 February 1313 and 1314
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     Alionore De Bohun was the daughter of Humphrey De Bohun, Vi and Eleanor De Braiose. Reference: FLW/57/68. Her married name was De Ferrers. Alionore De Bohun married Robert De Ferrers, son of William De Ferrers and Margaret De Quincy, on 26 June 1269. Alionore De Bohun died between 20 February 1313 and 1314.

William De Ferrers (M)
b. circa 1193, d. 24/28-MAR-1254
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     William De Ferrers died 24/28-MAR-1254 at Evington, near Leicester, England. He married Sibyl Marshall, daughter of William Marshall and Isabel De Clare, Bef ORE 14-MAY-1219. Reference: FLW/57/127. William De Ferrers was naturalized; EARL OF DERBY. He was born circa 1193. He was the son of William De Ferrers and Agnes Of Chester. William De Ferrers married Margaret De Quincy, daughter of Roger De Quincy and Helen Of Galloway, circa 1238. William De Ferrers was buried on 31 March 1254.

Margaret De Quincy (F)
d. circa 12 March 1280
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     Margaret De Quincy was the daughter of Roger De Quincy and Helen Of Galloway. Her married name was De Ferrers. Margaret De Quincy married William De Ferrers, son of William De Ferrers and Agnes Of Chester, circa 1238. Margaret De Quincy died circa 12 March 1280.

Roger De Quincy (M)
d. 25 April 1264
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     Roger De Quincy was the son of Saher De Quincy and Margaret De Beaumont. Roger De Quincy was naturalized; 2ND EARL OF WINCHESTER. He CONSTABLE OF SCOTLAND. Reference: FLW/57/53. He died on 25 April 1264.

Helen Of Galloway (F)
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     Helen Of Galloway is the daughter of Alan (?) and _____ De Lacy.

Saher De Quincy (M)
b. 1155, d. 3 November 1219
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     Saher De Quincy married Margaret De Beaumont, daughter of Robert De Beaumont and Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil, Bef ORE 1173. Saher De Quincy was naturalized; EARL OF WINCHESTER. He MAGNA CHARTA SURETY, 1215. CRUSADER 1219. Reference: FLW/53. He was born in 1155. He was the son of Robert De Quincy and Orabella (?). Saher De Quincy died on 3 November 1219.

Margaret De Beaumont (F)
d. JAN/FEB-1234/5
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     Margaret De Beaumont was the daughter of Robert De Beaumont and Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil. Margaret De Beaumont married Saher De Quincy, son of Robert De Quincy and Orabella (?), Bef ORE 1173. Margaret De Beaumont died JAN/FEB-1234/5. Her married name was De Quincy. Reference: FLW/53.

Robert De Quincy (M)
d. circa 1198
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     Robert De Quincy was the son of Saher De Quincy and Maud De St. Liz. Robert De Quincy was naturalized; CRUSADER. He LORD OF BUCKLEY AND FAWSIDE. Reference: FLW/53. He died circa 1198.

Orabella (?) (F)
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     Orabella (?) is the daughter of Ness (?).

Ness (?) (M)

Saher De Quincy (M)

Maud De St. Liz (F)

Robert De Beaumont (M)
b. Bef ORE 1135, d. 1190
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     Robert De Beaumont was born Bef ORE 1135. He was the son of Robert De Beaumont and Amice De Montfort. Robert De Beaumont was naturalized; CRUSADER 1179. He KNIGHT, 3RD EARL OF LEICESTER. Reference: FLW/53. He married Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil, daughter of Hugh De Grantmesnil, circa 1155. Robert De Beaumont died in 1190 at Durazzo, Greece.

Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil (F)
d. 1 April 1212
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     Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil was the daughter of Hugh De Grantmesnil. Reference: FLW/53. Her married name was De Beaumont. Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil married Robert De Beaumont, son of Robert De Beaumont and Amice De Montfort, circa 1155. Petronilla\pernell De Grantmesnil died on 1 April 1212.

Hugh De Grantmesnil (M)

Robert De Beaumont (M)
b. 1104, d. 5 April 1168
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     Robert De Beaumont married Amice De Montfort, daughter of Ralph De Gael De Montfort, Aft ER NOV-1120. Robert De Beaumont was naturalized; KNIGHT. He 2ND EARL OF LEICESTER, KNIGHTED 1122, JUSTICIAR OF ENGLAND 1155-1168. Reference: FLW/53. He was born in 1104. He was the son of Robert De Beaumont and Isabel De Vermandois. Robert De Beaumont died on 5 April 1168.

Amice De Montfort (F)
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     Amice De Montfort is the daughter of Ralph De Gael De Montfort. Amice De Montfort married Robert De Beaumont, son of Robert De Beaumont and Isabel De Vermandois, Aft ER NOV-1120.

Ralph De Gael De Montfort (M)
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     Ralph De Gael De Montfort is the son of Ralph De Gael and Emma Fitz Osbern.

Ralph De Gael (M)

Emma Fitz Osbern (F)
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     Emma Fitz Osbern is the daughter of William Fitz Osbern.

William Fitz Osbern (M)
b. circa 1025?

     William Fitz Osbern COMPANION OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR AT THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS, 1066. He was naturalized; EARL OF HEREFORD. He was born circa 1025?

Robert De Muscegros (M)
b. circa 1252, d. 27 December 1280
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     Robert De Muscegros was naturalized; KNIGHT. Reference: FLW/189. He was born circa 1252. He was the son of John De Muscegros and Cecily Avenal. Robert De Muscegros died on 27 December 1280.

Agnes De Ferrers (F)
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     Agnes De Ferrers is the daughter of William De Ferrers and Margaret De Quincy.

John De Muscegros (M)
b. 10 August 1232, d. 8 May 1275
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     John De Muscegros was naturalized; KNIGHT. Reference: FLW/189. He was born on 10 August 1232 at of Charlton, Somersetshire, England. He was the son of Robert De Muscegros and Hawise Malet. John De Muscegros died on 8 May 1275 at age 42.

Cecily Avenal (F)
d. 10 August 1301
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     Cecily Avenal was the daughter of William Avenal. Reference: FLW/189. Cecily Avenal died on 10 August 1301.

William Avenal (M)

Robert De Muscegros (M)
d. Bef ORE 29-JAN-1254

     Robert De Muscegros married Hawise Malet, daughter of William II Malet and Alice Basset, Bef ORE 11-FEB-1221. Robert De Muscegros died Bef ORE 29-JAN-1254. He was born at of Charlton, Somersetshire, England.