married Oct 7 1802 Kingston NB Margaret Cox
from NBGS records on early Ganongs
GANONG: Thomas Ganong b. c1745 at Lake Mahopac, NY, died Jan 1810, s/o John Ganong or s/o Isaac Ganong and Rachel Moseman: married c1775 in NY Joanna Barlow born 22 Aug 1748 or 22 Aug 1749 at Lake Mahopac, NY, or 22 Aug 1751 at Sandwich, MA, died 11 Jan 1832 or 14 Jan 1833, d/o Nathan Barlow and Joanna Swift of Sandwich, MA: they came from Amenia in Dutchess County, NY to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: they settled at Kingston in Kingston Parish, Kings County:
Children are listed in an estimated order:
1) Isaac Robertson Ganong b. c1779 Dutchess County, NY: returned to Peru, NY in 1802:
2) John Ganong: probably returned to New York:
3) James Ganong b. 21 Mar 1781 probably near Lake Mahopac, NY, died 16 May 1850 at Springfield, Kings County, m. 7 Oct 1802 at Kingston, Margaret Cox b. 22 Mar 1785 at Kingston, died 28 Mar 1865 at Kingston, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they had twelve children:
4) Thomas Carleton Ganong born 8 Mar 1785 in Kingston Parish, died 2 Apr 1856 in Saint John, m. 27 Mar 1807 at Kingston, Elizabeth Cox born 11 Sep 1787 at Kingston, NB, d. 11 Apr 1860, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they settled in Kingston and had eleven children:
5) Mary Ganong married Mr. Roane, sea-captain who was lost at sea.
Sources: MC1/Ganong, 6 pages: contains an application form for The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada: see also MC80/732 William F. Ganong’s A genealogy of the New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 249-250: see MC80/2244 William F. Ganong’s The Ganong family of New Brunswick: see MC80/2348 Cleadie B. Barnett et. al. Loyalist families, page 14: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 105: see also MC80/2461 Armond A. Paul’s A genealogy of New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/2620 Mary Josephine Nichols et. al. Genung-Ganong-Ganung, pages 537-596.
from NBGS records on early Ganongs
GANONG: Thomas Ganong b. c1745 at Lake Mahopac, NY, died Jan 1810, s/o John Ganong or s/o Isaac Ganong and Rachel Moseman: married c1775 in NY Joanna Barlow born 22 Aug 1748 or 22 Aug 1749 at Lake Mahopac, NY, or 22 Aug 1751 at Sandwich, MA, died 11 Jan 1832 or 14 Jan 1833, d/o Nathan Barlow and Joanna Swift of Sandwich, MA: they came from Amenia in Dutchess County, NY to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: they settled at Kingston in Kingston Parish, Kings County:
Children are listed in an estimated order:
1) Isaac Robertson Ganong b. c1779 Dutchess County, NY: returned to Peru, NY in 1802:
2) John Ganong: probably returned to New York:
3) James Ganong b. 21 Mar 1781 probably near Lake Mahopac, NY, died 16 May 1850 at Springfield, Kings County, m. 7 Oct 1802 at Kingston, Margaret Cox b. 22 Mar 1785 at Kingston, died 28 Mar 1865 at Kingston, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they had twelve children:
4) Thomas Carleton Ganong born 8 Mar 1785 in Kingston Parish, died 2 Apr 1856 in Saint John, m. 27 Mar 1807 at Kingston, Elizabeth Cox born 11 Sep 1787 at Kingston, NB, d. 11 Apr 1860, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they settled in Kingston and had eleven children:
5) Mary Ganong married Mr. Roane, sea-captain who was lost at sea.
Sources: MC1/Ganong, 6 pages: contains an application form for The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada: see also MC80/732 William F. Ganong’s A genealogy of the New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 249-250: see MC80/2244 William F. Ganong’s The Ganong family of New Brunswick: see MC80/2348 Cleadie B. Barnett et. al. Loyalist families, page 14: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 105: see also MC80/2461 Armond A. Paul’s A genealogy of New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/2620 Mary Josephine Nichols et. al. Genung-Ganong-Ganung, pages 537-596.
married Oct 7 1802 Kingston NB Margaret Cox
from NBGS records on early Ganongs
GANONG: Thomas Ganong b. c1745 at Lake Mahopac, NY, died Jan 1810, s/o John Ganong or s/o Isaac Ganong and Rachel Moseman: married c1775 in NY Joanna Barlow born 22 Aug 1748 or 22 Aug 1749 at Lake Mahopac, NY, or 22 Aug 1751 at Sandwich, MA, died 11 Jan 1832 or 14 Jan 1833, d/o Nathan Barlow and Joanna Swift of Sandwich, MA: they came from Amenia in Dutchess County, NY to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: they settled at Kingston in Kingston Parish, Kings County:
Children are listed in an estimated order:
1) Isaac Robertson Ganong b. c1779 Dutchess County, NY: returned to Peru, NY in 1802:
2) John Ganong: probably returned to New York:
3) James Ganong b. 21 Mar 1781 probably near Lake Mahopac, NY, died 16 May 1850 at Springfield, Kings County, m. 7 Oct 1802 at Kingston, Margaret Cox b. 22 Mar 1785 at Kingston, died 28 Mar 1865 at Kingston, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they had twelve children:
4) Thomas Carleton Ganong born 8 Mar 1785 in Kingston Parish, died 2 Apr 1856 in Saint John, m. 27 Mar 1807 at Kingston, Elizabeth Cox born 11 Sep 1787 at Kingston, NB, d. 11 Apr 1860, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they settled in Kingston and had eleven children:
5) Mary Ganong married Mr. Roane, sea-captain who was lost at sea.
Sources: MC1/Ganong, 6 pages: contains an application form for The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada: see also MC80/732 William F. Ganong’s A genealogy of the New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 249-250: see MC80/2244 William F. Ganong’s The Ganong family of New Brunswick: see MC80/2348 Cleadie B. Barnett et. al. Loyalist families, page 14: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 105: see also MC80/2461 Armond A. Paul’s A genealogy of New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/2620 Mary Josephine Nichols et. al. Genung-Ganong-Ganung, pages 537-596.
from NBGS records on early Ganongs
GANONG: Thomas Ganong b. c1745 at Lake Mahopac, NY, died Jan 1810, s/o John Ganong or s/o Isaac Ganong and Rachel Moseman: married c1775 in NY Joanna Barlow born 22 Aug 1748 or 22 Aug 1749 at Lake Mahopac, NY, or 22 Aug 1751 at Sandwich, MA, died 11 Jan 1832 or 14 Jan 1833, d/o Nathan Barlow and Joanna Swift of Sandwich, MA: they came from Amenia in Dutchess County, NY to NB in 1783 as Loyalists: they settled at Kingston in Kingston Parish, Kings County:
Children are listed in an estimated order:
1) Isaac Robertson Ganong b. c1779 Dutchess County, NY: returned to Peru, NY in 1802:
2) John Ganong: probably returned to New York:
3) James Ganong b. 21 Mar 1781 probably near Lake Mahopac, NY, died 16 May 1850 at Springfield, Kings County, m. 7 Oct 1802 at Kingston, Margaret Cox b. 22 Mar 1785 at Kingston, died 28 Mar 1865 at Kingston, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they had twelve children:
4) Thomas Carleton Ganong born 8 Mar 1785 in Kingston Parish, died 2 Apr 1856 in Saint John, m. 27 Mar 1807 at Kingston, Elizabeth Cox born 11 Sep 1787 at Kingston, NB, d. 11 Apr 1860, d/o William Cox and Ann Dominick: they settled in Kingston and had eleven children:
5) Mary Ganong married Mr. Roane, sea-captain who was lost at sea.
Sources: MC1/Ganong, 6 pages: contains an application form for The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada: see also MC80/732 William F. Ganong’s A genealogy of the New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 249-250: see MC80/2244 William F. Ganong’s The Ganong family of New Brunswick: see MC80/2348 Cleadie B. Barnett et. al. Loyalist families, page 14: see also MC80/2354 Saint John Branch, NBGS: Arrivals 99: our first families in New Brunswick, page 105: see also MC80/2461 Armond A. Paul’s A genealogy of New Brunswick branch of the descendants of Thomas Ganong: see MC80/2620 Mary Josephine Nichols et. al. Genung-Ganong-Ganung, pages 537-596.
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