Mark Short (d. 1871 aged 80 yrs, was
from England. He m. there to ... Hoyt.* His grant ran from what has
become known as Machum's Corner to the David Moore lot. He built the
house which Murray Short lived on in 1952. Most of his family came from
England.
* {Mrs. Elder said she was of
England, and also her father was a Loyalist from the USA. This seems to be
a conflict although some Loyalist did go back to England few average
people returned to NB.}
01: John (1828-1902) m. Sarah M.
Rutter (1833-1896)
A1: Charles
A2: Eliza (Lydia) m. Joseph
Hutchinson (see Hutchinson records)
A3: Charlotte m. Thomas
Redstone (see Redstone records)
A4: Samuel m. Bertha Howe, d/o
James & Mary Jane (McHarg) Howe. He
lived for a short time on
a farm which was part of the Clifford
Kennedy farm in 1952, then
on the old Hutchinson place, from there
he moved to Glenwood. His
two eldest children were born in
Jerusalem.
A5: George D. (1858-1930) m.
Lucy Annett (1865-1949). They lived on the
farm next to his father's,
which had previously been Mr. William's
farm.
a1: Ottis (USA)
a2: Percy W.(1890-1901)
a3: Aubrey
a4: Elma I. (1901-1924)
a5: Wilmot m. Mildred
Douglas
a6: Charles (Hampstead)
a7: Stanley (USA)
A6: Hannah was unmarried
A7: James Alfred m. Alice
Beckett. He was the last of his family to
die. He succeeded to his
father's farm and his son, Wilmot
succeeded him, the latter
owning it in 1952, and then moving to
Brown's flats.
a1: Raymond was a teacher
and a Baptist Minister
a2: Percy d. 1949, he was
a farmer in Maine.
a3: Blenda m. C. W.
Johnson (Arlington, MA)
a4: Theodore d. in
childhood
a5: Helen m. Roy Johnson
(Arlington, MA)
a6: Wendall m. Idora
Hamilton. He succeeded to his father's farm,
and he later moved to
Brown's Flats.
B1: James
B2: Ethel
B3: Allen
a7: Murray m. Margaret
Brewer. He bought the old Beckett farm from
his Uncle George.
B1: Gordon
B2: Irene
B3: Norman
B4: Edna
B5: J. Alfred
B6: Kenneth
a8: Cederic (1911-1915)
Lake Baptist Cemetery
A8: Oscar was unmarried
A9: Margaret
A10: Eva
A11: Clayton
02: William H. (Dec 1824 - 13 Feb
1913) (36-1861) m.1) Kezia Jordan (d. 29
Mar 1877 aged 54 yrs)
(37-1861); Kezia's father, and her sister Zella
(deaf) came to live with them.
Kezia was a native of Yorkshire,
England.
He m.2) Elizabeth Harrison (d.
5 Sep 1886 aged 56 yrs). She was the d/o
Thomas & Catherine (Turvey)
Harrison.
He m.3) widow Beckett; and
m.4) widow French ??
A1: Albert (d. 1892 aged 42
yrs) (12-1861) m. Elizabeth Webb (d. 16 May
1916 aged 56 yrs) d/o
Frederick & Mary Jane (Belyea) Webb. He
conducted a general store,
at what was known as Short's Corner. His
widow carried on for some
time, and when she remarried her second
husband (Bob Barnett)
continued it. Albert is buried in the Simpson
Road Cemetery as is his
sister, Elizabeth. His widow is buried by
her second husband in the
Hill Baptist Cemetery. Elizabeth (Webb)
Short m.2) Robert Holly
Barnett, and had two children; Lillian and
Victoria. (see Barnett
record)
a1: Alden went to the USA
a2: Waldemar went to the
USA
a3: Lena went to the USA
and m. a Mr. Thompson
a4: Erna m. Thomas Dunn,
and lived in Toronto, ON. She d. pre 1952
a5: Bertha m. ..., went to
the USA
a6: Roy, a minister, went
to the USA
a7: Dean, went to the USA
A2: Mark (1850-1934) (11-1861)
m.1) M. Katherine Jordan, who d. 1900
aged 60 yrs. They are
buried at the Simpson Road Cemetery. She was
the d/o John & Isabel
(Stewart) Jordan, from near Fredericton. Mark
m.2) Mrs. Morgan. Mark
moved to Brown's Flats after his wife died.
His son John took over the
farm and owned it in 1952.
a1: Annabel m. Havelock
Sanson (Campbelton)
a2: Mabel m. George Corbet
and was a school teacher. They lived on
the Gagetown Road.
a3: Gertrude m. Wilson
Galbraith (Olinville)
a4: John m. Alice Webb,
d/o Wellington & Julia (Lowery) Webb.
B1: Jordan
B2: Elva
a5: George m. a girl from
Scotland during WW I. They lived near
Sussex and he died pre
1952.
a6: Longford m. ... (Saint
John, NB)
A3: Elizabeth (7-1961) m.
Stephen Kierstead. She d. 1915 aged 63 yrs.
She and Stephen had parted
and her sons lived in Jerusalem part of
the time.
a1: Ira
a2: Fenton
a3: Guy
A4: Hernert L. (6-1861)
A5: Albert William (4-1861) m.
Etta Musgrove. He lived for a time on
the Thomas Hastings place,
also on the Ben Clarke place. From there
he went to the States and
on to western Canada. He died pre 1951.
A6: Willir M. (1-1861)
A7: Timothy L. (1864-1947)
m.1) Margaret H. Easton; (1873-1913) who had
been a school teacher. He
lived awhile on his father's farm, then
moved to Brown's Flats.
He m.2) Mrs. Alice A.
(Short) Robinson. (1884-1949). She had two
daughters by her first
marriage and they came to Jerusalem with
her. They were: Eva, a
teacher who m. Fred Vail (They had Olive;
Gerald & Levica); and
Levica who m. in the USA and d. pre 1952.
m. (1)
a1: Grace m. Percy Inch
(see Inch records)
a2: Winnifred m. Dr. Isaac
Clark (USA)
a3: Eldon m. and lived in
the USA
a4: Ida m. Ernest March
and lived near Norton
a5: Mary m. Caswell Vallis
and lived near Glenwood
a6: Ruth m. Rev. Lawrence
Selfridge, s/o William Selfridge.
a7: Ira (twin that died)
a8: Inez (twin that died)
m. (2)
a9: Olive m. Eldon
Patterson (Brown's Flats)
a10: Albert (Dr) m. and
lived in the USA
A8: Ben went to the USA
A9: Ida m.1) Arthur Johnson
(see Johnson record); m.2) J. B. Prince
(Saint John in 1952)
03: Samuel m. [...] Day, sister to
John Day
04: Mary Ann m. 3 Jun 1846 (1002)
Queens Co, John Wallis (Wallace), (of
Greenwich at m.) and is
believed to have moved to York Co.
05: Melinda m. David Lindsey, and
is believed to have moved to York Co.
Queens Co. Marriage Records:
183 _ Oct SHARPE - Henry
(Hampstead)
1821 SHORT - Hannah
(Hampstead)
402 25 Feb SHORT - Charles/Samuel
(Hampstead)
1829 SMITH -
Mercy (Hampstead)
