Carleton County

1851 Census of Carleton County/ Wicklow Parish

Source: http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1851/index-e.html , The 1851 census of Canada is searchable by county and parish. It is not searchable by family name. People born in NB are listed as Native or birth.

Joseph Kilpatrick / Husband / Age 27 / Irish / Farmer /Arrived in 1831;

Elenor Kilpatrick / Wife / Age 21 / Native ;

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Andrew Kilpatrick / Husband / Age 23 / Irish / Farmer / Arrived in 1831;

Margaret Kilpatrick / Wife / Age 23;

Francis Kilpatrick / Daughter / Age 1 ;

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John Kilpatrick / Parent / Age 33 / Irish / Farmer / Arrived in 1831;

Eliza Kilpatrick / Parent / Age 20 / Native;

Elenor Kilpatrick / Daughter / Age 1;

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James Kilpatrick / Parent / Age 28 / Irish / Farmer / Arrived in 1831;

Eliza Kilpatrick / Parent / Age 20 / Native;

Elizabeth Kilpatrick / daughter / Age 1;

Snippets from Various Sources

David Kilpatrick : To david Kilpatrick, a licensed teacher, the payment of 10 pounds, for teaching school for 6 months in the parish of Woodstock, ending the 20th Day of January 1839.

The Kilpatrick Brothers

(Originally transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson,

New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics, Volume 100)

Saint John Daily Sun, 1 August 1895.

Centreville (Carleton Co.)

July 30

- About fifty years ago four brothers, John KILPATRICK, Andrew KILPATRICK, James KILPTRICK and Joseph KILPATRICK, when quite young men, came from Ireland and settled on the wilderness land in the parish of Wicklow. Here by hard work, honesty and strict economy, the became respected and prosperous farmers. They all raised families wh inherited their father's good qualities. Nearly all located in this county. John, by hard work and disadvantages incident to pioneer life, became mentally unfit for business and died some years ago. Three years ago, James, when starting for home from Florenceville, suddenly expired in his carriage. Joseph, whop had lately complained of weakness, went to his bed to rest and there on Friday 26th inst., suddenly expired. These brothers belonged to the Presbyterian Church of Greenfield where they worshipped under the pastorate of Rev. Fiske.