Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
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1John Starr Trites 
51, 2C5R, M
51, 2C5R, MBirthca 1819, New Brunswick84
Memoage 32 in 1851 census in Salisbury, Westmorland Co., New Brunswick
Death1 Sep 1889, Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada51
ReligionBaptist9
FatherLudovic (Lewis) Trites Esq. , M (1785-1863)
MotherDebra Gore , F (1791-1832)
Marriage30 Aug 1842, Salisbury Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick51
ChildrenJames E. , M (ca1843-1865)
Matilda S. , F (ca1845-)
William Patterson , M (ca1847-)
Frances A. C. , F (ca1850-1895)
Lila , F (1852-1930)
Maud L. , F (ca1853-)
Julia S. , F (1854-)
Frank Percy , M (1857-)
George P. , M (1864-)
Evelyn Bertha , F (1865-)
L. Carl , M (ca1868-)
Notes for Caroline Frances (Fanny) Pitfield
She went by her middle name Frances.
Obituaries notes for Caroline Frances (Fanny) Pitfield
Date : February 3, 1869
Newspaper : Morning News, St. John
“It is with regret we record the death of Mrs. John S. TRITES on Monday eve., of paralysis of the brain. It appears that on Saturday last she went up to Dorchester to spend Sunday with Mr TRITES, who is conductor on the trian running between Moncton and Dorchester. On Monday she returned to St. John, but it was noticed by friends at Sussex that she had a strange look about her face. On reaching home she presided at her tea table as usual, but shortly after complaining of a slight headache, she went to her bedroom and lay down. After a lapse of some time, one of her daughters, attracted by a slight noise, went to her mother's bedside and found her insensible and in a dying state. Assistance was at once called in, but every means employed proved of no avail and she passed away in the course of the night.”51
Date : February 5, 1869
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : Morning News
“The funeral of the late Mrs. TRITES leaves Paddock St. (St. John) at 8:30 this morn. The body will be taken to Salisbury by train for interment. William TRITES, eldest s/o deceased lady, arrived by last evening's train, having come by express from Cape Breton where he occupies a high position upon the Electric Telegraph staff.”51
Newspaper : Morning News, St. John
“It is with regret we record the death of Mrs. John S. TRITES on Monday eve., of paralysis of the brain. It appears that on Saturday last she went up to Dorchester to spend Sunday with Mr TRITES, who is conductor on the trian running between Moncton and Dorchester. On Monday she returned to St. John, but it was noticed by friends at Sussex that she had a strange look about her face. On reaching home she presided at her tea table as usual, but shortly after complaining of a slight headache, she went to her bedroom and lay down. After a lapse of some time, one of her daughters, attracted by a slight noise, went to her mother's bedside and found her insensible and in a dying state. Assistance was at once called in, but every means employed proved of no avail and she passed away in the course of the night.”51
Date : February 5, 1869
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : Morning News
“The funeral of the late Mrs. TRITES leaves Paddock St. (St. John) at 8:30 this morn. The body will be taken to Salisbury by train for interment. William TRITES, eldest s/o deceased lady, arrived by last evening's train, having come by express from Cape Breton where he occupies a high position upon the Electric Telegraph staff.”51
Notes for John Starr & Caroline Frances (Fanny) (Family)
Date : September 3, 1842
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : New Brunswick Courier
“m. Tuesday, by Rev. I.W.D. Gray, John S. TRITES, Salisbury (West. Co.) / Frances PITFIELD fourth d/o Geo. PITFIELD, Esq., same place.”51
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : New Brunswick Courier
“m. Tuesday, by Rev. I.W.D. Gray, John S. TRITES, Salisbury (West. Co.) / Frances PITFIELD fourth d/o Geo. PITFIELD, Esq., same place.”51