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'Sottu on tije iFamf Iff of He Wiolt "ELISHA (27) De WOLF, son of the emigrant Nathan, was born at Saybrook, Conn., 5*^ May 1756. He married, i""* September 1779, Margaret daughter of Captain Thomas Ratchford of Cornwallis. " Their children were : 53 "I. Ljdm Kirtland, born 14*'' July 1780; who died if^ March 1784. 54 "2. William, born s''' December 1781. 55 "3. Olivia, born 23'' September 1783; who married Capt. Joseph Barss. 56 "4. Thomas Leonard, born 19*'' December 1785. 57 "5. James Ratchford, born 14*'' September 1787. 58 "6. Sophia Henrietta, born 13"' August 1789; who married Simon Fitch Esq. of Horton. 59 " 7. Nancy, born 25*^ July 1791; who died young. 60 "8. Anne Ratchford, born 21" December 1792; who married : i"*, Thomas Woodward ; and, 2'^'^, Charles Randall. 61 "9. Thomas Andrew Sira7ige, born 19**" April 1795. 62 "10. Margaret Maria, born 23* September i 798 ; James Calkin ; and, 2*'^,- Joseph Starr. 63 "II. ElisIia,\)Oxx\ 14*'' March 1801. 64 " 12. Mary L^icilla, born 13*'^ March 1803. 65 " 13. Desiah, who died young. who married : i"', " Elisha DeWolf was High Sheriff of King's County from 1784 to 1789, and was elected to Parliament 26"' March 1793, and again ii**" February 1819. He was Post-master, Collector of Excise, and Justice of the Peace. " For many years Mr. DeWolf was assistant Justice of the County Court of King's County. He was a landed proprietor, and in his earlier years was extensively engaged in agricultural and commercial pursuits. "Judge DeWolf had the honour of entertaining, at his mansion in Wolfville, His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, father of Her Majesty Queen A^ictoria. "His residence, which he built in 1779, is still in good preservation, and is now occupied by William O. Haliburton Esq. Here the worthy 142
TJCotrs on tlje iFatnUff of mt WLolt judge and his estimable lady spent nearly sixty years of their married life, and their unbounded hospitality is well remembered at the present day. He died 30*^ November 1837. His widow died 25*^ March 1852, aged ninety years, having never changed her residence from the dwelling to which she went as a bride seventy-three years previously. "THOMAS ANDREW STRANGE (61) DeWOLF, son of Elisha, and grandson of the emigrant Nathan, was born at Horton, ig"* April 1795. He was educated at Amherst, N. S. He married, 30"" December 181 7, Nancy daughter of Colonel James Ratchford, N. S. M. of Parrsboro'. " Their children were : 66 " I. James Ratchford, born iq"" November 1818;" our esteemed correspondent, to whom we are indebted for this interesting paper. 67 " 2. Frederic AugitstuSyho'cw. 29"" August 1820; who died 13*'' April 1821. 68 " 3. Edwin, born 29"^ June 1822 ; who died 26*'' March 1880. 69 "4. Thomas Ratchford, born 11"' September 1824; who died 5*=^ April 1880. 70 "5. Mary Sophia, born 25"' September 1826; who married W. Howe Smith of Montreal; and died 16"' July 1865. 71 " 6. Margaret Maria, born f^ May 1828 ; who married Chipman W. Smith of Shediac, N. B.; and died 25*'^ March 1881. 72 "7. Thomas Andrew Strange, born i" July 1830; who died 73 74 75 76 'j^ 10*'' May 1832. 1868. 1885. " 8. Eliza Anne, born 6"^ October 1831 ; who died 27"" March 1834. " g. Johji Clark, born lo"" January 1834; who died 24*'' August " 10. Nancy Allison, born S**" June 1836 ; " II. Charles Frederic, born 29*'' May 1837 ; " 12. Elisha Ratchford, born 28"' July 1839 ; who died 26"^ July 1843. who died 8'" February who died in April 1840. 78 "13. Caroline Amelia, born i"' October 1840; who married: i'', 7g T. Aubrey Crane ; 1869. and, 2'^''', Rev. Benjamin Hills. " 14. William Andrew, born 21'' March 1843; who died 6'^ June 143
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'Sottu on tije iFamf Iff <strong>of</strong> He Wiolt<br />
"ELISHA (27) De WOLF, son <strong>of</strong> the emigrant Nathan, was born<br />
at Saybrook, Conn., 5*^ May 1756. He married, i""* September 1779,<br />
Margaret daughter <strong>of</strong> Captain Thomas Ratchford <strong>of</strong> Cornwallis.<br />
" Their children were :<br />
53 "I. Ljdm Kirtl<strong>and</strong>, born 14*'' July 1780; who died if^ March<br />
1784.<br />
54 "2. William, born s''' December 1781.<br />
55 "3. Olivia, born 23'' September 1783; who married Capt. Joseph<br />
Barss.<br />
56 "4. Thomas Leonard, born 19*'' December 1785.<br />
57 "5. James Ratchford, born 14*'' September 1787.<br />
58 "6. Sophia Henrietta, born 13"' August 1789; who married Simon<br />
Fitch Esq. <strong>of</strong> Horton.<br />
59 " 7. Nancy, born 25*^ July 1791; who died young.<br />
60 "8. Anne Ratchford, born 21" December 1792; who married : i"*,<br />
Thomas Woodward ; <strong>and</strong>, 2'^'^, Charles R<strong>and</strong>all.<br />
61 "9. Thomas Andrew Sira7ige, born 19**" April 1795.<br />
62 "10. Margaret Maria, born 23* September i 798 ;<br />
James Calkin ; <strong>and</strong>, 2*'^,- Joseph Starr.<br />
63 "II. ElisIia,\)Oxx\ 14*'' March 1801.<br />
64 " 12. Mary L^icilla, born 13*'^ March 1803.<br />
65 " 13. Desiah, who died young.<br />
who<br />
married : i"',<br />
" Elisha DeWolf was High Sheriff <strong>of</strong> King's County from 1784 to<br />
1789, <strong>and</strong> was elected to Parliament 26"' March 1793, <strong>and</strong> again ii**"<br />
February 1819. He was Post-master, Collector <strong>of</strong> Excise, <strong>and</strong> Justice <strong>of</strong><br />
the Peace.<br />
" For many years Mr. DeWolf was assistant Justice <strong>of</strong> the County<br />
Court <strong>of</strong> King's County. He was a l<strong>and</strong>ed proprietor, <strong>and</strong> in his<br />
earlier years was extensively engaged in agricultural <strong>and</strong> commercial<br />
pursuits.<br />
"Judge DeWolf had the honour <strong>of</strong> entertaining, at his mansion in<br />
Wolfville, His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Duke <strong>of</strong> Kent, father <strong>of</strong><br />
Her Majesty Queen A^ictoria.<br />
"His residence, which he built in 1779, is still in good preservation,<br />
<strong>and</strong> is now occupied by William O. Haliburton Esq. Here the worthy<br />
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