Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameDeborah LEWIS 
Deathaft 1827, Moncton, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada2907, date only,2089, place only Age: 65
FatherAlanson LEWIS (~1740-~1830)
MotherMary MERRITT (~1761-)
Individual Notes
• Her family were all Westchester Loyalists.2098, p 9
• You have Deborah Mills’ (nee Lewis) death date listed as 1822. Her name appears in the article below on the founding of First Baptist Church, Moncton in 1827. So it should be after that date.2907, p 1
• Granted Administrative rights in probate of her husband, Reuben, 29 Mar 1822.3885
• You have Deborah Mills’ (nee Lewis) death date listed as 1822. Her name appears in the article below on the founding of First Baptist Church, Moncton in 1827. So it should be after that date.2907, p 1
• Granted Administrative rights in probate of her husband, Reuben, 29 Mar 1822.3885
Spouses
1Reuben MILLS , 184
, 184Birthabt 1730, Bedford, Westchester, New York3883, place only,3884,2089, p 8
Death1822, Moncton, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada3883 Age: 92
Probate29 Mar 1829, Dorchester, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada3885 Age: 99
MemoAdministration granted
FlagsLegatee in Will
FatherGeorge MILLS , 84 (~1702-<1758)
MotherMary HOLMES (1705->1759)
Individual Notes
• Although Reuben may have been with General Sullivan’s Continental Troops in 1779, he was definitely a Westchester Loyalist at the close of the Revolutionary War and was among those expelled from New York. He was aboard the Thetis which landed near Petitcodiac, Nova Scotia in June 1783. (This area became part of the new Province of New Brunswick in 1784.) Reuben was at least 25 years old by then, and perhaps already married, though all of this children were born in Canada. Although Reuben had received a land grant at River Remsheg, he never settled there, preferring to stay with his wife’s family.2098, p 8
• They all lived in the Dorchester, New Brunswick, Parish several years (Dorchester Town Records), but both Reuben and Ichabod held deeds to land in Moncton as early as 1786.2098, p 9
• Reuben Mills settled in Moncton, d. 1822. He is my earliest known verified ancestor.3886, p 1
• They all lived in the Dorchester, New Brunswick, Parish several years (Dorchester Town Records), but both Reuben and Ichabod held deeds to land in Moncton as early as 1786.2098, p 9
• Reuben Mills settled in Moncton, d. 1822. He is my earliest known verified ancestor.3886, p 1
Family Notes
• 7 childen.2089, pp 8-9
ChildrenDavid , 404 (->1851)
Lewis , 405 (1789-)
Mary , 406 (~1790-)
John , 407 (~1791->1851)
Peter , 408 (1795-1875)
Felix , 409
Samuel , 410 (1802-1886)