Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameSuzanna BENT 
, F
, FBirth12 May 1830, Kingsclear Parish, York, New Brunswick, Canada
Death23 Jan 1916, Prince William, York, New Brunswick, Canada
BurialPrince William Community Cemetery; Prince William, York, New Brunswick, Canada
FatherLawrence BENT , M (1798-1882)
MotherHulda WHITE , F (~1800-1892)
Spouses
1Joseph Smith HOLYOKE , M
, MBirth1 Feb 1820, Brewer, Penobscot, ME
Death11 Dec 1916, Prince William, York County, New Brunswick, Canada
BurialPrince William Community Cemetery; Prince William, York, New Brunswick, Canada
FatherRichard Skinner HOLYOKE , M (1791-1880)
MotherNancy Annie SMITH , F (~1801-1826)
Family ID263
Marriage13 Sep 1853
ChildrenJoseph Herbert , M (1855-1868)
Leonard Ernest , M (1856-1925)
Notes for Suzanna BENT
• Has also gone by the name “Annie.”
• Some records lists her place of birth as “Maugerville, Sunbury, New Brunswick, Canada”
• Some records lists her place of birth as “Maugerville, Sunbury, New Brunswick, Canada”
Notes for Joseph Smith (Spouse 1)
• Some record lists his place of birth as “Kingsclear, York, New Brunswick, Canada”, however he was actually born in “Brewer, Penobscot, ME” His parents did not leave Brewer, Penobscot, Maine for Canada until 1830.
• It is believed he built the house now referred to the “Kingshead Inn in the Kings’ Landing Historical Site.”
• According to the 1851 Census for East Canada, Joseph was living with his father.
• Between 1865 - 1866 his occupation is listed as a farmer.
• 1871, he is recorded as living in - , York, New Brunswick - as a farmer.
• 1878 records showed he owned the Kingsclear, New Brunswick property which his father had earlier sold to Mr. Treadwell.
• It is believed he built the house now referred to the “Kingshead Inn in the Kings’ Landing Historical Site.”
• According to the 1851 Census for East Canada, Joseph was living with his father.
• Between 1865 - 1866 his occupation is listed as a farmer.
• 1871, he is recorded as living in - , York, New Brunswick - as a farmer.
• 1878 records showed he owned the Kingsclear, New Brunswick property which his father had earlier sold to Mr. Treadwell.