2. Ebenezer Palmer 1 (Ebenezer I ) was born in 1813. He died in 1881 in Hayesville Northumberland C. n.B. Canada.
BIOGRAPHY: Ebenezer Palmer departed England for Canada on 5th May 1833/1835
______________________________________________________________________According to Andrew Stillman arrived in Maine before his father's arrival in 1834, moved to Haysville area
between 1861-1871
_______________________________________________________________________Following info taken from website:- on 13 Oct 02
http://www.upperstjohn.com/1850/index.htmPage 36b
CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: ME COUNTY: Aroostook DIVISION: Hodgdon REEL NO: M432-248 PAGE NO: 36b
REFERENCE: Enumerated the 7th of Sep 1850 by Humphrey Chadbourn (p.72)1 483 493 Stitham Aathan 30 M Farmer N.B.
2 483 493 Stitham Catherine 23 F N.B.
3 483 493 Stitham Alonzo 5 M Me.
4 483 493 Stitham Thadeus 2 M Me.5 484 494 Palmer Ebenezer 38 M Farmer Eng.
6 484 494 Palmer Ann 32 F Eng.
7 484 494 Palmer Robert 2 M Me.
8 484 494 Palmer George 1 M Me.__________________________________________________________________________
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Ebenezer married Anne Collis 1. Anne was born in 1813.
They had the following children:
+ 11 M i Robert Palmer + 12 M ii George Palmer + 13 M iii Leonard A Palmer + 14 F iv Annie Palmer + 15 F v Mary A Palmer 16 F vi Sarah Palmer 1 was born in 1860. Sarah married Robert Hutchinson 1. 17 M vii James Palmer 1 was born in 1861.
4. Sarah Palmer 1 (Ebenezer I ) was born on 11 Oct 1821.
Sarah married John Stickney on 17 Aug 1841 in Ludlow, York Co. N.B. Canada. John was born on 18 Jul 1808 in Wheelock, Vermont, USA. He died on 5 Nov 1854. He was buried in Palmer family cemetery, Hayesville, NB.
2 SOUR Matthew Adams STICKNEY's 1869 book: "The Stickney Family".
3 PAGE 228, 342Ref -1305- Stickney Book
They were married in Bloomfield, Co of York, Parish of Stanly, N. B. They
settled at Bloomfield, N. B, where his widow and children (all unmarried)
were living, 1868.
John and Sarah had the following children:
+ 18 F i Elizabeth Betsy Stickney 19 M ii Ebenezer Stickney was born in 1846. + 20 M iii John Stickney 21 M iv Thomas Richard Stickney was born on 20 Jan 1848.
8. William Henry Palmer 1, 2, 3 (Ebenezer I ) was born in 1835 in Hayesville Northumberland C. n.B. Canada. He died on 30 Jan 1914. He was buried in Blomfld Rdg Cmty.
William H. Palmer died on Jan. 30 1914 after enduring "4 days of paralysis" (stroke)?
William married Harriett Lovelace 1, 2 daughter of John Lovelace and Elizabeth Ann Fowler. Harriett was born about 1845. She died in 1899.
They had the following children:
+ 22 M i John (Fred) Frederic Palmer + 23 M ii Alexander Moir Palmer + 24 F iii Mary Elizabeth Ann Palmer + 25 F iv Grace Darling Palmer + 26 F v Sarah (Sadie) Palmer + 27 M vi Edward Edmund Evan Palmer + 28 F vii Magaret Palmer + 29 F viii Maria Louise Palmer