Husband Anthony Roach
Born: 20 Jul 1827 - Origine Irlande, Nouveau Brunswick, Can, , ,
Christened: 1827 - Ste-Anne-DE-Kent, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Died: 6 May 1909 - Main River, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Buried: - Cimetière St Patrick, Chapel Point, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Father: William Roach
Mother: Mary Mooney
Marriage: 7 Jul 1856 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, Bucheron - fermier
Wife Mary O'mara
Born: 10 Aug 1826 - West Branch, Kent, Nouveau Brunwick, Canada
Christened:
Died: 10 Aug 1915 - Main River, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Buried: 12 Aug 1915 - Cimetière St Patrick, Chapel Point, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Children
1 M William Roach
Born: 4 Dec 1857
Christened:
Died: 26 Aug 1922
Buried: - Chapel Point, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: Margaret Harnett
2 F Ann Roach
Born: 16 Mar 1858 - , , Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Christened: 16 Mar 1858 - Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Died: After 1871
Buried:
3 F Mary Roach
Born: 5 Feb 1861 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Christened: 5 Feb 1861 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Died: 24 Jul 1899
Buried: - Chapel Point, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: John Mc Auley
Marr: 13 Oct 1894 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
4 F Margaret Roach
Born: 27 Jul 1862 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Christened: 27 Jul 1862 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Died:
Buried:
5 F Ellen Roach
Born: 10 Feb 1865 - , , Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Christened:
Died: 24 May 1947 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Buried: - St Peters Cemetery South Branch, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: John Jack Hanrahan
Marr: 15 Oct 1896 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
6 M Anthony- Tony Roach
Born: 4 Dec 1867 - , , Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Christened: 15 Mar 1868 - , Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Died: 1939
Buried: 1939 - Cimetière St Patrick, Chapel Point, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: Marie Obeline Robichaud
Marr: 16 Oct 1899 - Rexton, Kent, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Research Notes (Husband)
Anthony ROACH, a farmer and a lumberman, was living on the land originally granted to his family. In 1861, he was the head of a large catholic household. In addition to 7 servants, lumbermen and lodgers, 11 family members were staying under his roof, including his wife and children, his mother, brothers and stepbrothers.
10 years later, there was no servant or lodger living there any longer. Anthony and Mary had two more children and seemed to have lost another two. Anthony’s mother, along with his brothers and stepbrothers were living next door.
On April, 15th 1872, Anthony was appointed Justice of Peace.
When Anthony and Mary started aging, their first-born son William took the farm over and they remained on premises until they died. They lost another daughter due to childbirth.
During the last five years of her life, Mary O’Mara was stranded to bed, taken care of by her daughter in law Margaret, and frequently visited by her daughter Ellen. Her many nieces were living in the United States. Although she died during the peak time of the haying season, 30 carriages –neighbors and friends- showed up at her funeral at Chapel Point.
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