[1744] living - details excluded
_Benjamin CHASE _____
| (1570 - ....)
_William CHASE ______|
| (1597 - 1659) |
| |_Helen HARVIE _______
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|--William CHASE
| (1621 - 1685)
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|_Mary TOWNLEY _______|
(1603 - ....) |
|_____________________
[1377]
From Peter Pike's pages:
He was a drummer boy in Myles Standish's Co., in 1645 which fought the Narraganset Indians. He was a large land owner in Yarmouth. The records of his children are found in the Quaker Records of Swansea Monthly Meetings. In 1681 most of his children went to the Town of Providence in the Rhode Island plantations. They all returned to MA in 1701. This family lived near Hering River on the East Side of Bass River in Yarmouth.
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_Mr. DOAK ___________|
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|--Margaret DOAK
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| _Hugh Allen (Allan) HOLDER _+
| | (1833 - 1925) m 1877
|_Mary Amelia HOLDER _|
(1880 - ....) |
|_Sarah Louise HANSELPACKER _+
m 1877
_George FERRIS ______+
| (1786 - 1860) m 1811
_William B. FERRIS __________|
| m 1848 |
| |_Jane BLIZZARD ______
| m 1811
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|--Adolphus FARRIS
| (1857 - ....)
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|_Elizabeth Charlotte KNIGHT _|
(1828 - ....) m 1848 |
|_____________________
[386]
Resided in Moncton, NB in 1931. Appears in 1901 Westmoreland Census as "Isaack" (though listed in index as "Isaiah" it's more correctly Isaack on the printed page), thusly: "CM3-10-46 HAUSELPACKER, Isaiah, 40, Flora A." in the online index. Isaac, by only previous record seen, was supposedly born in 1847, and not 1860, which is listed in the Census. The first serial number, equates to the following information: Moncton City, Division 3, page 10, line 46.
Could there be two? One born in 1860 and the other in 1847/49? If so, the one married to Amelia E. Addison was born closer to 1848 than 1860. 1881 Census for Portland, St John, Canada (Ref: NAC C-13179 Dist 25 SubDist F Page 105 Family 537)
CONCERN: Was it Isaac who married Amelia Addison (this we KNOW to be fact) and Isaiah, or another Isaac who married Flora Garland? Or, as suspected, did Isaac merely marry twice? As for the age/birthyear controversy, either year of birth would still work with marriages and children, so, unitl more is known, will leave b.d. as 1847, with possibility of 1861.
MOST interesting is his lising as "Scotch" descent, in the 1901 Census. Could this Isaac actually not be a true, biological Hanselpacker? One who WAS originally a "Hauselpacker"? How is THAT Scottish??? Something to consider.
District: NB WESTMORLAND (#24)
Subdistrict: Moncton (City/Cite) c-3 Page 10
Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6445
46 97 Hanselpackir Isaack M Head M Jun 21 1860 40, engineer w/ Oil Co.
47 97 Hanselpackir Flora A F Wife M Dec 25 1871 29 PANB
48 97 Hanselpackir Ealoner A F Daughter S Jul 16 1900 PANB
Though barely readable on the Census, it appears he worked for an oil company. ALMOST looks like "Robinson Junk Oil Co." Though the first word may also be his position in the company. VERY hard to read.
Perhaps his ancestry might be found through clues on his death certificate:
ISAAC N. HANSELPACKER, (M), 16 May 1938, WE, F19345 Vol. 116 #17077
In 1881 Census for St John, believe this Isaac appears as follows:
Isaac N. Hanselpacker, b. <1849> N.B.
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Stephen MORINE
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Father: Robert Henry MORINE
Mother: Julia Ann HANDSPIKER
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_Robert Henry MORINE __|
| m 1876 |
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|--Stephen MORINE
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| _George HANDSPIKER __+
| | (1818 - 1883)
|_Julia Ann HANDSPIKER _|
(1849 - ....) m 1876 |
|_Catherine ? ________
(1812 - ....)
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