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     Sarah E. Loveless was also known as Sarah E. Lovelace. She was born on 1 February 1813 at Canna, Nova Scotia, Canada.² She married Joseph Lawrence on 27 November 1832 at Horton, Nova Scotia, Canada. She was 19. He was 24.² Sarah E. Loveless and Joseph Lawrence appeared on the census of 1871 at Somerset, Kings County, Nova Scotia.³ In the 1871 Census, 7 year old Zenas McIver is listed in the household of Joseph and Sarah Lawrence. I do not if or how she relates to the family.⁴ Sarah E. Loveless was listed as the wife of the deceased in the probate of the estate of Joseph Lawrence on 16 May 1877 at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia.⁵ Sarah E. Loveless appeared on the census of 1881 at Kentville, Kings County, Nova Scotia.⁶ She appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Solomon H. Lawrence and Mary Sophia Graham at Avonport, Nova Scotia.⁷ Sarah E. Loveless died in 1907 at Hantsport, Nova Scotia, Canada.²

     Jacob Freiburger was born in May 1852 at Germany.¹ He immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1864 with his parents John A. Freiburger and Anna M. Kappley.¹ Jacob Freiburger was a barber or hairdresser.² He married Bridget Houghton, daughter of Edward Houghton and Mary (?), on 13 March 1876 at Boston, Massachusetts. He was 23.¹ Jacob Freiburger became a widower at age 27 upon the death of his wife Bridget Houghton on 13 April 1880 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹ Jacob Freiburger married Hannah Crowley, daughter of Charles Crowley and Mary (?), on 1 November 1880 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was 28.³ Jacob Freiburger became a widower for the second time when Hannah Crowley died on 9 December 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts.⁴ Jacob Freiburger married Bridget Keaveney, daughter of Micheal Keaveney and Margaret (?), on 21 February 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. He was 56. Jacob Freiburger died on 12 April 1917 at Boston, Massachusetts, at age 64.¹ He was buried in Mount Benedict Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts.^1,5

     George Herbert Cardinal was born on 10 February 1914 at 31 Rawson Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.^2,1 He appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Louis Cardinal and Maryanne Freiburger at 2 Hubbard Terrace, Roxbury, Massachusetts.³ George Herbert Cardinal was photographed in 1927 at Mary and Solomon Lawrence's home, South Hanover, Massachusetts.⁴ He appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Louis Cardinal and Maryanne Freiburger at 4 Louisa [?], Boston/West Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁵ Drafting/drawing tools that originally belonged to George Herbert Cardinal were handed down to his nephew Russell Walter Cardinal.² George Herbert Cardinal died on 17 June 1936 at 225 Blue Hill Avenue, Roxbury, Massachusetts, at age 22 of pulmonary tuberculosis.^2,6,7 He was buried on 20 June 1936 in New Calvary Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts.⁷
     From Muriel (Cardinal) Johnston: "George died of tuberculosis. He was tall, like his brother Bill."⁶

     William Lovett was born circa 1833 at Ireland.^1,2 He drove a horse and wagon team at Providence, Rhode Island.¹ He married Hannah (?).^3,1 According to their grandson George S. Lovett, William and Hannah had 13 children; twelve boys and one girl.¹ William Lovett and Hannah (?) appeared on the census of 1880 at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, with Francis Lovett and Thomas Joseph Lovett.^4,5 William Lovett died at Providence, Rhode Island.

     Hannah (?) was born circa 1843 at Ireland.^1,2 She married William Lovett.^3,1 According to their grandson George S. Lovett, William and Hannah had 13 children; twelve boys and one girl.¹ Hannah (?) and William Lovett appeared on the census of 1880 at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, with Francis Lovett and Thomas Joseph Lovett.^4,5

     Bernard Martin married Mary E Mc Cabe on 7 January 1885 at Rhode Island.¹

     Mary E Mc Cabe married Bernard Martin on 7 January 1885 at Rhode Island.¹

     Alfred Wood was born on 28 January 1842 at Rawdon, Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada.¹ He was a farmer.² He married Harriet Rebecca Hamilton, daughter of Thomas Hamilton and Lucy Card, on 21 June 1866. He was 24. She was 19.² Alfred Wood and Harriet Rebecca Hamilton appeared on the census of 1871 at Hants County, Nova Scotia.³ Alfred Wood died on 4 April 1906 at Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 64.⁴
     From Arlington book: He was educated in the district school, and then learned the trade of carpenter with his brother John, working for him for a time. Later he worked at blacksmithing with his father, and finally started farming on the home farm, working the place on shares.
     Just before his marriage he purchased a farm of two hundred and seventy-five acres in South Rawdon, known as the old Ross place. He remained there about thirty-eight years, raising general farm produce and live stock. He sold his farm to James Hopkins and removed to Brooklyn Newport, Nova Scotia, where he engaged in the cattle business, butchering for the market, and also kept a grocery, seed and feed store.
     After being engaged at this business only two years, he died, his death occuring April 14, 1906. Mr. Wood was a hard-working man; was of medium height, of a social nature, was popular in social life, making many friends. He was Liberal in politics, and served as justice of the peace, trial justice, assessor, overseer of the poor and road commissioner. He was a man of strong principles, adnw as brought up in the Methodist faith, but became a member of the Latter Day Saints at Rawdon and was a teacher in the church.⁵

     Harriet Rebecca Hamilton was born on 18 June 1847 at Centre Rawdon, Nova Scotia, Canada.¹ She married Alfred Wood, son of James Wood II and Martha Haley, on 21 June 1866. She was 19. He was 24.² Harriet Rebecca Hamilton and Alfred Wood appeared on the census of 1871 at Hants County, Nova Scotia.³ Harriet Rebecca Hamilton died on 27 July 1918 at Boston, Massachusetts, at age 71.^4,5
     From Hants Journal, 21 August 1918:
Obituary of Harriott R. WOOD

There passed away July 27th, at the home of Harry Wood, Lexington St., Burlington, Mass, Mrs. Harriott R. Wood, in the seventy second year of her age, formerly of Rawdon, N.S.. Her husband, Alfred Wood, predeceased her twelve years, also one daughter, Elmira M., wife of Alexander Kenty, twenty-one years ago. She leaves to mourn their loss, one brother, Robert HAMILTON, in Boston, eleven children, (ten of whom attended the funeral.) Burpee in Los Angeles, Cal; Rufus in Portsmouth, N.H; Wilfred in Rawdon, N.S; Harry in Burlington, Mass; Welton in Bonnar Springs, Kansas; Roy in Arlington, Mass; Sarah M. (Mrs. W.B. Congdon) in Marlboro, N.H; Annie E. In Lowelltown, Maine; Margaret C. In Kansas City, M; Emma G. In Boston, Mass; Louisa E. (Mrs. Ernest Grover in Nashua, N.H; twenty three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.^4,5

     James Wood II was born on 9 August 1799 at Lauder, Berwickshire, Scotland.² He was baptized on 29 September 1799 at Lauder, Berwickshire, Scotland.³ He was a blacksmith, like his father.² He moved with John Wood and Margaret Cranston to South Rawdon, Nova Scotia, probably before 1824.² James Wood II married Martha Haley, daughter of John Haley and Sarah Mason, on 23 December 1824 at Rawdon, Nova Scotia. He was 25. She was 19; the ceremony was performed by Rev. Hayden, and witnessed by John Wood.^4,5,6 James had a brother John who was probably the person who witnessed James's marriage. He died on 17 January 1877 at Rawdon, Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 77.² He was laid to rest in the Episcopal Cemetery, Center Rawdon, Nova Scotia.²
     From Wilfred Wood: [He] was born in Berwickshire, Scotland, August 9, 1799. Received his education in his native land and learned the blacksmithing trade from his father.
When 16 years old he came to Nova Scotia with his parents and settled in Rawdon, working at his trade with his father. He later purchased a farm, but preferred blacksmithing to farming. He conducted a large business, and was considered a fine workman. His shop was located on his farm at Wood's Corner, on the road from Uniacke to Rawdon Gold Mines. He was a lover of horses, and owned some fine stock, having a reputation as a veterinary.
During his later years he suffered from palsy. He was a Methodist. In politics, a Conservative.
On December 23, 1824 he married Martha Haley of Rawdon. To this union, twelve childred [sic] were born - eight boys and four girls. His wife preceded him in death (1870) seven years.
January 17, 1877 he bade farewell to friends and surroundings, passing peacefully away at the age of 76 years, 5 months, and 8 days.²

     Martha Haley was born on 11 January 1805.¹ She married James Wood II, son of John Wood and Margaret Cranston, on 23 December 1824 at Rawdon, Nova Scotia. She was 19. He was 25; the ceremony was performed by Rev. Hayden, and witnessed by John Wood.^2,3,4 Martha Haley died on 23 April 1870 at Rawdon, Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 65.¹

     Lucy Card was born on 2 August 1806.¹ She married Thomas Hamilton, son of John Hamilton and Jane Mason, on 9 May 1843. She was 36.² Lucy Card died on 18 January 1902 at South Rawdon, Hants County, Nova Scotia, at age 95.^3,1

     Thomas Hamilton was born circa 1817.¹ He married Lucy Card, daughter of Henry Card and Lucy Fuller, on 9 May 1843. She was 36.² Thomas Hamilton died on 19 April 1897.^1,3

     John A. Freiburger was born in 1820 at Germany.¹ He was a weaver.¹ He married Anna M. Kappley, daughter of John Kappley and Veronica Henbolpof, circa 1840 at Germany.¹ John A. Freiburger and Anna M. Kappley immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1864 with 4 of 6 children; their children Valentine and Charles arrived in 1867.¹ John A. Freiburger died on 16 March 1878 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

     Anna M. Kappley was born in 1818 at Germany.¹ She married John A. Freiburger, son of Peter Freiburger, circa 1840 at Germany.¹ Anna M. Kappley and John A. Freiburger immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1864 with 4 of 6 children; their children Valentine and Charles arrived in 1867.¹ Anna M. Kappley died on 21 September 1891 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

     Bridget Houghton was born in 1849 at Ireland.¹ She married Jacob Freiburger, son of John A. Freiburger and Anna M. Kappley, on 13 March 1876 at Boston, Massachusetts. He was 23.¹ Bridget Houghton died on 13 April 1880 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹ Bridget died either giving birth to James or of post-partum depression. She was living at 815 Albany st, Boston, MA, when she died. James died within a month of his birth.¹

     Louis Cardinal was born circa 1858 at Québec.^1,2 He was a baker at Cardinal Brothers Bakery, 55 Causeway Street, on 4 June 1880.³ He appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 in the household of Louis Cardinal and Philomène Henrichon at 88 Cabot Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts.³

     Isabelle McOlive was born circa 1859 at Boston, Massachusetts.³ She appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Lawrence Henage and Susan (?) at 27 Rochester Street, Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁴ At the time of her death, Isabelle McOlive was a domestic.¹ She died on 13 November 1901 at 13 Star Lane, Boston, Massachusetts.¹ She was buried on 14 November 1901 in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts.¹

     Richard Andrew Lamphier was born on 19 November 1910 at Watertown.^3,4,1,5 He appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Andrew Joseph Lamphier and Margaret Cloherty at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁴ Richard was a colonel in the Army, and received the Purple Heart. Richard Andrew Lamphier died in November 1973.^3,5 See his obituary in the source section.⁶

     Edward Houghton was born say 1835 at Ireland; this is a guess based on the birth date of his child Bridget.¹ His name may have been Phillip Houghton. He married Mary (?).¹