John Way Maybee [36137]

  General Notes:

in many petitions states that he is the oldest son

From the Maybee Society files. Not all data is verified. Say dates are estimates and are probably within 20 years. The Maybee Society keeps its data on The Master Genealogist�, and has been modified by Gary Hester?s WIT2NOTE� to form the GedCom file. This information is also available in a TMG file. ⁴³³

  Death Notes:

age 89

  Noted events in his life were:

• No Name, 1790, Beekman Town, Dutchess County, New York. ⁹¹⁶⁹ John Way Maybee appeared on the census of 1790 in the household
of Tobias Maybee and Jemima Way Beekman Town, Dutchess County,
New York

• No Name, 8 Dec 1828, 1st Regiment Hastings Militia, Ontario, Canada. ⁸¹⁸⁰ John Way Maybee and William Giles Maybee were in the military,
John W. Mayby, Ensign, age 45 (appointed 3/12/1824), Peter
Maybe, Samuel Maybe, age 23, John Maybe, age 20, Charles Maybe,
age 26, and William G. Maybe from Thurlow, age 48 (as of
10/8/1831) were members of the 1st Regiment Hastings Militia,
on 12/8/1828 08 Dec 1828 1st Regiment Hastings Militia,
Ontario, Canada

• Occupation: Tavern Keeper, 1829, Thurlow Township, , Ontario, Canada. ⁴³³

• Baptism, 27 Sep 1829. ^433,8179 Rev Thomas Campbell

• Land, 5 Dec 1842, Con.8, , Lot 2, Cramahe, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. ⁹⁴³³ Bill of Sale of Land from Cornelius Vanwicklin to John Maybee,
(7605 Cramahe; 5 December 1842) Lot 2 Con.8 Cramahe, Brighton
Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario
A Memorial, to be registered pursuant to the Statute in that
case made and provided, of an indenture of Bargain and Sale,
dated the fifth day of December in the year of our Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Two (1842); made between
Cornelius Vanwicklin of the Township of Cramahe, County of
Northumberland, District of Newcastle and Province of Canada,
yeoman, of the one part and John W. Maybee of the Town of
Belleville, County of Hastings, District of Victoria and
Province of aforesaid, of the other part purporting to be a
Deed of Bargain or Sale, whereby the said Cornelius Vanwicklin
for in and consideration of the price of one hundred and fifty
pounds of Lawful money of Canada, hath granted, bargained,
sold, aliened, transferred, conveyed and confirmed unto the
said John W. Maybee, his heirs and assigns forever, all and
singular, his tract or parcel of land situated in the Township
of Cramahe, it being part of Lot Number Two in the Eight
concession of the township of Cramahe which said lot or parcel
of Land is butted and bounded as follows this is today
commencing at the south east angle of said lot thence north
sixteen degrees, west sixty five chains to the road now
traveled to the River Trent intersecting the road leading from
Brighton to Percy thence west along the said road twenty chains
more or less to Percy and Brighton road thence south sixteen
degrees east sixty five chains more or less to the eighth
concession line, thence east along the said concession line
twenty chains more or less to the place of beginning containing
by admeasurement one hundred and twenty acres more or less.
Together with all Houses, Out-houses, Woods and Waters thereon
erected, lying and being, and all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises in anywise
belonging: to have and to hold the same unto the said John W.
Maybee, his heirs and assigns, to the sole and proper use,
benefit and behoof of the said John W. Maybee, his heirs and
assigns forever. (Portion referring to Cornelius wife, Anne, is
lined through suggesting she was deceased or otherwise legally
separated from him by 1842. Note that she is mentioned in the
1840 deed of sale.)
And which said indenture of Bargain and Sale is witnessed by
William Coulson of the Township of Cramahe, yeoman, and Alfred
Moyhn of the Town of Bellville, merchant, and this memorial
thereof is hereby required to be registered by me the said John
W. Maybee the grantee therein named, as witness my hand and
seal, this twenty third day of April in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Five.
Signed and Sealed in the presence of William Coulson and Josiah
Dewey, by John W. Maybee
William Coulson of the Township of Cramahe, yeoman maketh oath
and saith that he was present and saw Cornelius Vanwicklin
within named duly execute the Indenture of Bargain and Sale of
which the within is the Memorial and that he saw John W. Maybee
duly execute the within Memorial.
Sworn before me at Cobourg, 23 April 1845, William Coulson

• Land, 24 Mar 1845, Cramahe Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. ⁴³³ owned prt Lot 10 Con 8 Cramahe Tp

• No Name, 15 Mar 1870, Belleview, Welland County, Ontario, Canada. ⁸³⁹² Surrogate Court Records re: no will - debts; GS1 Reel 1181 #
231 at Ontario Archives
(Transcribed by Doug Mabee; July 2, 2002)

A) Petition of Albert Lewis Smith (Belleville)
"_is a creditor of the said deceased _. John Way Maybee "
dated Feb 1, 1870
actual petition is too faint to read but content is clear from
the material below (Doug Mabee)

B) " In the Surrogate Court of the County of Hastings
In the Goods of John Way Maybee deceased
I, Thomas Ward of the Town of Sarnia in the County of Lambton,
Sherriff's
Bailiff, make oath and say;
1) That I did on the twenty fifth day of March in the year of
our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, personally served Elizabeth Mowbray
with a true copy
of the hereunto annexed citation by delivering and leaving the
said copy with the
said Elizabeth Mowbray at her residence in the Township of
Sombra.
2) That I necessarily traveled nineteen miles to make such
service.

Sworn before me at Sarnia Thomas Ward
in the County of Lambton this
28th day of March AD 1870
Thomas W Johnson; Commissioner

C) John Taylor, Belleville served the following notice of
citation
Martha Maybee on Tuesday, March 1, 1870
Julianne Coleman on Wednesday, Feb 23, 1870
Allen T Maybee on Friday, Feb 25, 1870

Alfred Maybee was served notice February 25, 1870 by Albert D
Hoskins

D) Citation
In the Surrogate Court of the County of Hastings
In the Goods of John Way Maybee deceased

Ontario Victoria, by the Grace of God of the
County of Hastings United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith
To Wit

To Martha Maybee, widow and Julianne Coleman, wife of Abel
Coleman,
both of the village of Colborne, Allen T Maybee of the Town of
Belleville,
and Alfred Maybee of the Village of Warkworth, John W Maybee
of South
Haven, in the State of Michigan in the United States of
America and Elizabeth
Mowbray of the Township of Sombra in the County of Lambton and
all or any
of the next of kin of said John Way Maybee deceased.

Whereas Albert Lewis Smith of the Town of Belleville in the
County of Hastings
Esquire, a creditor of said deceased by petition to said Court
set forth that the said
deceased died at Belleville in said County Intestate, that he
is a creditor of said
deceased by virtue of a certain judgement resolved in her
Majesty's Court of
Queens Bench at Toronto wherein one John O'Hare now deceased
was plaintiff and
one Alfred Maybee and the said deceased were defendants for
the sum of one
hundred and twelve pounds eleven shillings and six pence
damages and costs,
and said petitioner is desirous of obtaining limited
administration of the personal
estate and effects of said deceased that he may be able to
realize the amount of the
said judgement out of the real estate of the said deceased.

You are hereby cited to come before the Surrogate Court of the
County of
Hastings and administer to the personal estate and effects of
said deceased, or
that you appear before the Honorable George Sherwood, Judge of
said Court
at his chambers n the Court House in Belleville on Monday the
twenty fifth day
of April AD1870 at ten o'clock in the fore noon to see and
examine the proceedings
and show cause if any you have why the administration of the
personal estate
and effects, rights and credits of the said deceased should
not be granted to the
said Albert Lewis Smith.

Witness the Honorable George Sherwood, Judge of said Surrogate
at
Belleville this fifteenth day of March AD 1870.

• Probate, 15 Mar 1870, Belleview, Welland County, Ontario, Canada. ⁸³⁹² Surrogate Court Records re: no will - debts; GS1 Reel 1181 #
231 at Ontario Archives
(Transcribed by Doug Mabee; July 2, 2002)

A) Petition of Albert Lewis Smith (Belleville)
"_is a creditor of the said deceased _. John Way Maybee "
dated Feb 1, 1870
actual petition is too faint to read but content is clear
from the material below (Doug Mabee)

B) " In the Surrogate Court of the County of Hastings
In the Goods of John Way Maybee deceased
I, Thomas Ward of the Town of Sarnia in the
County of Lambton, Sherriff's
Bailiff, make oath and say;
1) That I did on the twenty fifth day of March in the year of
our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, personally served Elizabeth Mowbray
with a true copy
of the hereunto annexed citation by delivering and leaving the
said copy with the
said Elizabeth Mowbray at her residence in the Township of
Sombra.
2) That I necessarily traveled nineteen miles to make such
service.

Sworn before me at Sarnia
Thomas Ward
in the County of Lambton this
28th day of March AD 1870
Thomas W Johnson; Commissioner

C) John Taylor, Belleville served the following notice of
citation
Martha Maybee on Tuesday, March 1, 1870
Julianne Coleman on Wednesday, Feb 23, 1870
Allen T Maybee on Friday, Feb 25, 1870

Alfred Maybee was served notice February 25, 1870 by
Albert D Hoskins

D) Citation
In the Surrogate Court of the County of Hastings
In the Goods of John Way Maybee deceased

Ontario Victoria, by the
Grace of God of the
County of Hastings United Kingdom of Great
Britain
and
Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith
To Wit

To Martha Maybee, widow and Julianne
Coleman, wife of Abel Coleman,
both of the village of Colborne, Allen T Maybee
of the Town of Belleville,
and Alfred Maybee of the Village of Warkworth,
John W Maybee of South
Haven, in the State of Michigan in the United
States of America and Elizabeth
Mowbray of the Township of Sombra in the County
of Lambton and all or any
of the next of kin of said John Way Maybee
deceased.

Whereas Albert Lewis Smith of the Town of
Belleville in the County of Hastings
Esquire, a creditor of said deceased by petition
to said Court set forth that the said
deceased died at Belleville in said County
Intestate, that he is a creditor of said
deceased by virtue of a certain judgement
resolved in her Majesty's Court of
Queens Bench at Toronto wherein one John O'Hare
now deceased was plaintiff and
one Alfred Maybee and the said deceased were
defendants for the sum of one
hundred and twelve pounds eleven shillings and
six pence damages and costs,
and said petitioner is desirous of obtaining
limited administration of the personal
estate and effects of said deceased that he may
be able to realize the amount of the
said judgement out of the real estate of the said
deceased.

You are hereby cited to come before the
Surrogate Court of the County of
Hastings and administer to the personal estate
and effects of said deceased, or
that you appear before the Honorable George
Sherwood, Judge of said Court
at his chambers n the Court House in Belleville
on Monday the twenty fifth day
of April AD1870 at ten o'clock in the fore noon
to see and examine the proceedings
and show cause if any you have why the
administration of the personal estate
and effects, rights and credits of the said
deceased should not be granted to the
said Albert Lewis Smith.

Witness the Honorable George Sherwood,
Judge of said Surrogate at
Belleville this fifteenth day of March AD 1870.

John married Martha McArthur [36110] [MRIN: 551605761] ⁴³³.^,9412 (Martha McArthur [36110] was born between 1789 and 1790 in Ontario, Canada ⁹⁴¹³ and died on 28 Mar 1882 in Colborne, , Ontario, Canada ⁴³³.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Census, 1861, Sampson Ward, Belleville Town, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. ⁹⁴¹⁷ 20, John W Maybee, M, 81, M, USA, W Meth, Mason
21, Martha Maybee, F, 71, M, Canada, W Meth
22, Amelia Edmonds, F, 20, S, Canada, W Meth, Tayloress

  Marriage Notes:

Mutrie says the marriage was on 11 Nov 1815, but children's
baptisms disprove this