Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Charles McFarlan
• Residence: Rockland, Kingston, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada

Notes:

1 - Charles McFarlane, eldest son settled at Rockland, Kingston Parish, Kings County: m. 19 May 1829 in Saint John, Eleanor Johnston:

2 - The marriage date and place we have came from the family bible stating they ( Charles and Elinor) were married in St johns on 05/29/1829 by Rev George Burns. They had eleven children Elizabeth (1)Jane 04/07/1830-11/10/1830 (2) Elizabeth Catherine 10/19/1831-11/26/1837 (3) Mary Jane 12/27/1933- (4) John Johnston 02/16/1836-10/11/1927 (5) Elizabeth Eunice 03/27/1838 -? 11/24/1881 (6 James 05/28/1840- ? (7) Robert 12/17/1842-06/14/1846 (8) Matthew Law 02/06/1845- 04/16/1916 (9) JOSEPH ROBERT 09/04/1847-08/28/1915 (MY GREAT GRANDFATHER)
(10) Margaret Eliza Isabella Emila 06/14/1849-09/12/1873 (11) Sarah Rebecca 12/08/1851-09/12/1852.
[E-mail from Scott McFarland to MHH copy rec: 15 Jun 2015]

3 - It appears that he emigrated in 1831 according to the census of 1851 and that he was married before he came because his wife Eleanor came with him it seems. If that is true, then he could not have married in New Brunswick in 1829...or one of the records is wrong. All the children were born in Canada starting with daughter Mary in 1833. [Both previous daughters died young so were not included in 1851 census-Ed.]
In the 1861 census it states the family is Episcopalian. That means that back in Ireland, they could have been members of the Church of Ireland.
there is a tree on Ancestry for your Charles, however it says he was born in Drumore, County Fermanagh, not Tyrone. Drumore (Dromore) parish crosses into both counties I believe.
[E-mail from MHH to Scott McFarland copy rec:15 Jun 2015]

1 - Charles McFarlane, eldest son settled at Rockland, Kingston Parish, Kings County: m. 19 May 1829 in Saint John, Eleanor Johnston:

2 - The marriage date and place we have came from the family bible stating they ( Charles and Elinor) were married in St johns on 05/29/1829 by Rev George Burns. They had eleven children Elizabeth (1)Jane 04/07/1830-11/10/1830 (2) Elizabeth Catherine 10/19/1831-11/26/1837 (3) Mary Jane 12/27/1933- (4) John Johnston 02/16/1836-10/11/1927 (5) Elizabeth Eunice 03/27/1838 -? 11/24/1881 (6 James 05/28/1840- ? (7) Robert 12/17/1842-06/14/1846 (8) Matthew Law 02/06/1845- 04/16/1916 (9) JOSEPH ROBERT 09/04/1847-08/28/1915 (MY GREAT GRANDFATHER)
(10) Margaret Eliza Isabella Emila 06/14/1849-09/12/1873 (11) Sarah Rebecca 12/08/1851-09/12/1852.
[E-mail from Scott McFarland to MHH copy rec: 15 Jun 2015]

3 - It appears that he emigrated in 1831 according to the census of 1851 and that he was married before he came because his wife Eleanor came with him it seems. If that is true, then he could not have married in New Brunswick in 1829...or one of the records is wrong. All the children were born in Canada starting with daughter Mary in 1833. [Both previous daughters died young so were not included in 1851 census-Ed.]
In the 1861 census it states the family is Episcopalian. That means that back in Ireland, they could have been members of the Church of Ireland.
there is a tree on Ancestry for your Charles, however it says he was born in Drumore, County Fermanagh, not Tyrone. Drumore (Dromore) parish crosses into both counties I believe.
[E-mail from MHH to Scott McFarland copy rec:15 Jun 2015]

(Research):This e-mail from Scott Jude Macfarland, new CMW member #421, and DNA tester, kit #424770. I believe you have his genealogy form, but if not, I will forward it on also. It does look like his Charles might be the brother of Barb Duff's and Ken McFarlane's William.
http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I18985&tree=UL

Andrew, you don't have Barb and Ken's line linked to the above. Their William is the same as the William above. I have this verified by census records. I found William and Frances in the 1861 census with Barb's Charles and Ken's Richard. Living in Johnston, Queens NB.

http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I35029&tree=UL

Hopefully Scott's DNA results will confirm they are all part of this same lineage from James.
[E-mail from MHH rec: 18 Jun 2015]

Charles married Elinor Emila Johnston on 19 May 1829 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Elinor was born about 1800; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Eleanor Johnston
• Name: Elinor Johnstone

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 1819, New Brunswick, Canada
• Residence: Aft 1819, Kingston Parish, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada
• Residence: Aft 1819, Millstream, Studholm, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada

Notes:

It appears that this James had a brother Alexander, 1779-1843, who is AlM02 in this tree and the progenitor of two other CMW members. Need to have a Big Y upgrade for the descendant of this kit to confirm the common ancestor to both lines. MHH

1 - MCFARLANE: James McFarlane«b» «/b»b. in Ireland, m. - born in Ireland: came from County Tyrone, Ireland to NB in 1819: first settled in Kingston Parish, then at Millstream in Studholm Parish, Kings County: in an 1819 land petition he mentions that he has six children, four of whom are sons:
(Sidona Wetmore's "Protect our heritage as portrayed in the history of Kingston Peninsula", pgs. 462-463 which says they came from Drumore Parish, County Fermanagh.
[http://www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies/FAMILY-McA-McY-2006.pdf]

2 - My wife was browsing last night when she found the New Brunswick Genealogy Site of Provincial Families. It states that James Mcfarland (Mcfarlane) born in Drumore Fermanagh Ireland moved to Tyrone in 1819 and then to Kingston Parish New Brunswick the same year with six children (4 sons and 2 daughters) . My wife found only five childrens names, Charles (our Charles), Jane,Robert, William, and Matthew. It appeared one of the other brothers had also married a "Johnston Girl"
[E-mail from Scott McFarland to MHH 15 Jun 2015]

(Research): I put a message about my New Brunswick ancestors on facebook to a girl. I had my brothers DNA done and he is in Group #9 of the M'Farlane line.
[Facebook message from Barbara Duff 27 June 2010]

Her brother is «b»Raymond Edwin McFarlane«/b» - Kit No: «b»172350«/b».
[E-mail rec: from Terrance Gach MacFarlane 11 Oct.2010]

Andrew - the information on the James McFarland you gave me was for another one. The one married to Eliza is not mine.
I belong to the other one stated of the Kingston Peninsula, very close to Charlotte Co.
[Facebook message from Barbara Duff 2010]

On Fri, Apr 9, 2021 at 6:13 AM Mary Helen Haines <mhhaines@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I have just heard back from Ken MacFarlane that his lineage (as well as Barb Duff's and all the people listed below who appear under BY7791) descend from James's brother Alexander. So we need to update their lineages on the tree with this correct information. Here it is now, https://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I18975&tree=UL . And below is Ken's tree on Ancestry with corrections.
Mary Helen

-----Original Message-----
From: Ken MacFarlane <kgmcfarlane@gmail.com>
To: Mary Helen Haines <mhhaines@aol.com>
Sent: Thu, Apr 8, 2021 12:27 pm
Subject: Re: Hello Cousin

Hi Again;
Yes I have an Ancestry.com tree. Here is the link to Alexander. The Unknown McFarlane listed as his father, I did that so I can connect James and Alexander as brothers.

https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/26805488/person/342076323440/facts

Barb and I descend from Alexander's son William. I descend from William's first child Charles, and Barb descends from William's son Richard.

This is my section of the spreadsheet.

IV. A7803
#101775 Robert McFarland, b. 1651 in Tyrone, NI. , I87163, Son John, b. 1677, m. Nancy Glendinning/Preston McF. prestonfm@gmail.com

A. BY7791
#172350 James McFarland, b. 1777 Scotland, d. 1819 N.B. Canada, I18975/Raymond Edwin McFarlane , c/o barbbduff@gmail.com
#216092 ditto/Kenneth George McFarlane , kgmcfarlane@gmail.com
#482658 ditto/Arthur Murray McFarlane
#IN54047 ditto/Lawrence Alexander McFarlane

It appears that we (me and Barb) do not descend from James McFarland but we descend from his brother Alexander (b. Ireland - d. 30 Dec 1843, Studholm, NB, Canada) married to Catherine (married name unknown). Alexander immigrated to New Brunswick a few years after his brother and settled in the Kierstead Mountain area. James settled in the Kingston Peninsula area.
KEN