Nathan McLellan
M, b. circa 1806, d. 22 March 1891
Nathan McLellan was born circa 1806 at Pictou, Pictou Co, Nova Scotia.1 He married Rebecca Wood, daughter of William D. Wood and Olivia Hovey Williams, on 26 March 1840 at Gardner's Creek, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; "On Thursday last at Gardner's Creek by the Rev. William Andrew, Mr. Nathan McLellan to Miss Rebecca Wood both of the Parish of Simonds."2 Nathan McLellan died on 22 March 1891 at Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; He died in his 86th year of heart disease and his funeral was held at his late residence at 181 Erin Street. The burial permit tells that he was a ship carpenter.1,3 He was buried on 24 March 1891 at Church of England Cemetery, Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick.
He and Rebecca Wood lived between 1864 and 1865 at Windsor, Hants Co, Nova Scotia; Nathan McLellan, ship carpenter, house on Water n King.4 Nathan McLellan and Rebecca Wood lived between 1869 and 1870 at Portland, Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; Nathan McLellan, carpenter, house on City Road.5 Nathan McLellan appeared on the census of 1881 at Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; Nathan McLellen, 75, born NS, ship wright; Rebecca, 61, born NS, Mary O. 24, and Janie 22, both born NB. The girls were shirt makers. The household was Baptist. Mary and Jennie were children of Edward McLean and wife Hannah Wood, sister to Rebecca Wood McLellan. After Edward's death they both went to live with the McLellans.6
He and Rebecca Wood lived between 1864 and 1865 at Windsor, Hants Co, Nova Scotia; Nathan McLellan, ship carpenter, house on Water n King.4 Nathan McLellan and Rebecca Wood lived between 1869 and 1870 at Portland, Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; Nathan McLellan, carpenter, house on City Road.5 Nathan McLellan appeared on the census of 1881 at Saint John, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; Nathan McLellen, 75, born NS, ship wright; Rebecca, 61, born NS, Mary O. 24, and Janie 22, both born NB. The girls were shirt makers. The household was Baptist. Mary and Jennie were children of Edward McLean and wife Hannah Wood, sister to Rebecca Wood McLellan. After Edward's death they both went to live with the McLellans.6
Family | Rebecca Wood b. c 1819, d. 29 Mar 1889 |
| Marriage* | He married Rebecca Wood, daughter of William D. Wood and Olivia Hovey Williams, on 26 March 1840 at Gardner's Creek, Saint John Co, New Brunswick; "On Thursday last at Gardner's Creek by the Rev. William Andrew, Mr. Nathan McLellan to Miss Rebecca Wood both of the Parish of Simonds."2 |
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| Last Edited | 4 Jul 2012 |
Citations
- [S265] Provincial Archives of New Brunswick ,Vital Statistics, RS315A - Index to Saint John Burial Permits, 1889-1919. Volume: 3 Number: 783; Microfilm: F20740.
- [S259] New Brunswick Courier , Sat., 28 Mar 1840.
- [S811] Daniel F. Johnson, New Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Saint John Daily Sun, Saint John. 23 Mar 1891. Death of Nathan McLellan.
- [S1126] Ancestry.com, 2012: Can City Directories, 1819-1906 , Nova Scotia, Hutchinson’s Nova Scotia Directory, 1864-1865. Hants Co, Windsor: Nathan McLellan.
- [S1126] Ancestry.com, 2012: Can City Directories, 1819-1906 , New Brunswick, Saint John Co, Saint John. McAlpine's Saint John City Directory, 1869-1870. Nathan McLellan.
- [S303] 1881 Canadian Census Index (CD), New Brunswick, Saint John Co, Prince Ward-Saint John : FHL Film 1375814; NA Film Number C-13178; District 24, Sub-district A, Division 2, Page 92, Household 461.
- [S811] Daniel F. Johnson, New Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Saint John Globe, Saint John. 7 Jul 1880. Death of Emily R. Cameron.