Jeremiah Francis Mabie [39225]

  General Notes:

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.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Farmer. ⁵⁹³⁰

• No Name, 1760. ^5930,10619 1760 Muster Roll for 5th Company, Upper Battalion of the
Westchester County Militia under Capt Annanias Rogers, includes
the names: Jeremiah Maybie, Frederick Maybie, John Maybie,
William Maybie, Jacob Maybe and Symon Maybe.

• Memo, 25 Nov 1778, Cortlandt Manor, Westchester County, New York. ⁵³³ Jeremiah Mabee of Cortlandt Manor, a loyalist, was required to
"repair to the dwelling house of Symon Maybee in said
Courtlandt Manor and on his arrival there not depart more than
three miles from the said dwelling house."

• Immigration, Oct 1783, Saint John, , New Brunswick, Canada. ¹⁰⁵³⁷ Jeremiah Mabee, his wife and 3 children, from Westchester
County, were passengers on the "Mercury" arriving in Saint John
with the October fleet in 1783.

• No Name, Oct 1783, Saint John, , New Brunswick, Canada. ¹⁰⁵³⁷ Oct 1783 Jeremiah Francis Mabie and Judith Chedeayne
immigratedto Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

• Land, 14 Oct 1785, Westfield Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹⁴⁹³ New Brunswick Crown Land Grant: Jeremiah Maybee
Locations: 9 Kennebecasis Isle, Westfield Parish, Kings County,
50 acres

• Memo, 26 Feb 1796, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹²⁵⁰ Petition by Jeremiah Mabee of Kings County stating that Lot #16
in Kingston was registered to his son, Gilbert Mabee, who
drowned leaving no heirs and requesting that the lot be
confirmed to Gilbert's younger brother William Mabee.
Source: PANB, microfilm F1040

• No Name, 26 Feb 1796, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹²⁵⁰ Jeremiah Francis Mabie Petition by Jeremiah Mabee of Kings
County stating that Lot #16 in Kingston was registered to his
son, Gilbert Mabee, who drowned leaving no heirs and requesting
that the lot be confirmed to Gilbert's younger brother William
Mabee.
Source: PANB, microfilm F1040 26 Feb 1796 Kings County, New
Brunswick, Canada

• Land, 10 Feb 1800, Kingston Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹⁴⁹⁴ New Brunswick Crown Land Grant: Jeremiah Maybe, Location: 16
Grassy Brook, Kingston Parish, Kings County, 209 acres

• No Name, 15 Mar 1824, Kingston, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹²²³ Jeremiah Francis Mabie left a will 15 Mar 1824 Kingston, Kings
County, New Brunswick, Canada. "Jeremiah Mabee, Sr., of Parish
of Kingston, Kings Co., Yeoman. Will dated 3/16/1824, proved
7/8/1824. Names sons Jeremiah, William, daughter Catherine,
wife of Jeremiah Drake, Judith Drake, daughter of Catherine &
Jeremiah."

• Will, 15 Mar 1824, Kingston, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹²²³ Jeremiah Mabee, Sr., of Parish of Kingston, Kings Co., Yeoman.
Will dated 3/16/1824, proved 7/8/1824. Names sons Jeremiah,
William, daughter Catherine, wife of Jeremiah Drake, Judith
Drake, daughter of Catherine & Jeremiah.

• Probate, 8 Jul 1824, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada. ¹¹²²³

Jeremiah married Judith Chedeayne [38735] [MRIN: 551604061], daughter of Unknown and Unknown.

  Marriage Notes:

According to Jean Lintner, #34, Jeremiah and wife Judith were
cousins.