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- James Peach born about 1843-1844, Big Lorraine, died May 17, 1911 age 67 Main Street, Louisburg, fisherman. Married at the time of his death. Episcopal. Registration Year: 1911 - Book: 3 - Page: 497 - Number: 2998.
James PEACH married Ann Martha TOWNSEND. They were married in 1866 [or 1865] at Louisbourg. (Birth Certs of son Henry, Registration Year: 1867 - Book: 1803 - Page: 37 - Number: 353, also Page: 39 - Number: 379)
1871 Census Mainadieu div 2 p 21-22 hh 71
James Peach 27 fisherman married
Ann Peach 30 married no read no write
Henry Peach 4
Ellen Peach 1
Benjamin Peach 1
Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
James PEACH Male English 38 Nova Scotia Church of England
Ann PEACH Female English 40 Nova Scotia Church of England
Benjamin PEACH Male English 11 Nova Scotia Church of England
Ellen PEACH Female English 11 Nova Scotia Church of England
Annie PEACH Female English 9 Nova Scotia Church of England
Henery PEACH Male English 7 Nova Scotia Church of England
Kate PEACH Female English 6 Nova Scotia Church of England
Catalene PEACH Female English 4 Nova Scotia Church of England
Vincent PEACH Male English 1 Nova Scotia Church of England
Source Information:
Census Place Louisburg, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Family History Library Film 1375802
NA Film Number C-13166
District 6
Sub-district K
Page Number 33
Household Number 164
1891 Census of Canada Nova Scotia Cape Breton Louisburg page 6 household 31
James Peach 47 head fisherman
Ann M. Peach 50 wife
Ben Peach 21 son fisherman
Ellen Peach 21 daughter
Annie Peach 19 daughter
Henery Peach 17 son fisherman
Kate Peach 15 daughter
Kateline Peach 13 daughter
Vincent Peach 11 son
? Peach 8 daughter
Ann Martha Townsend was the daughter of Benj. and Ellen Kehoe acc. to her death certificate (NS Civil Reg. Death Cert year 1931, Book 140 Page 1439)
Sydney Record 23 May 1911
"News Jottings from Louisburg
Louisburg, May 19 - The funeral of the late James Peach took place this afternoon from his late residence and the large concourse of people who attended showed the esteem in which the deceased was held by his fellow citizens. Mr. Peach was sixty seven years of age and son of the late Thomas Peach of Big Lorraine. He formerly resided at Lorraine but moved to Louisburg about forty years ago where he has since resided. The deceased followed fishing as his principal occupation and was very successful. He was one of those hard working honest industrious fishermen of whom we have many about our shores. He married Miss Ann Townsend of Louisburg, who with three sons and fours daughters survive him. About 18 months ago he was attacked with disease of the bone of one of his legs. He had the limb amputated but the poison had gone into his system, and he gradually began to fail. Everything that medical skill and kind and loving friends could do, was of no avail and after much suffering he passed away Wednesday morning. The deceased was a part owner with Captain Philip Wilcox of the schooner May E. McDougall and later of the schooner W. S. Waynott. The remains will be intered in the new C. E. cemetery, being the first in the new cemetery"
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Abt 1843 - 1911 (~ 68 years)
