Llewellyn NEWHOOK [Parents] 1, 2 was born 3, 4, 5 on Aug 27 1887 in Dildo, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 6 on Oct 09 1887 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. He died 7, 8 on Sep 08 1970 and was buried 9 in All Saints Anglican Cemetery, Dildo, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Llewellyn married 10 Martha Elizabeth HIGDON on May 10 1916.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per New Harbour Church of England Baptisms in PANL Vol. 62, Page 85, Line 16:
Birth Date: Aug 27 1887
Birth Place: Dildo
Parents: Newhook, Edward and Louisa
Child: Llewellyn
Sex: M
Baptised By: Arthur C. Waghorne
Baptism Date: Oct 09 1887
Religion: C of E
Father's Occupation: not stated
Transcribed By: (blank)
Remarks: Public
CENSUS:1. Per the NLGenWeb's transcription of the 1921 Census of Dildo:
Surname Given Sex Relation Status Birth Yr. Birth Mo. Age Birth Place
NEWHOOK Llewelyn M head married 1888 Aug 33 Dildo
NEWHOOK Martha F wife married 1895 Nov 26 New Hr.
NEWHOOK Mary F dau single 1918 Aug 3 Dildo
NEWHOOK Melina F dau single 1920 Oct 10 m. Dildo
BURIAL:1. Per headstone at All Saints Anglican Cemetery at Dildo, Trinity Bay:
In Memory Of
Llewellyn Newhook
Died Sept 8, 1970
In His 83rd Year
Ever Remembered
Ever Loved
Erected By The Family
Martha Elizabeth HIGDON [Parents] 1 was born 2, 3, 4, 5 on Nov 29 1896 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. She died 6, 7 on Nov 17 1960. Martha married 8 Llewellyn NEWHOOK on May 10 1916.
BURIAL:
1. Per headstone at All Saints Anglican Cemetery in Dildo, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland:
In Memory Of
Martha
Elizabeth
Beloved Wife Of
Llewellyn Newhook
Died 17 Nov 1960
Aged 64 Years
Ever Remembered
Ever Loved
Erected By Husband
And Family
They had the following children:
F i Mary Louise NEWHOOK F ii Melina NEWHOOK F iii Ida Phyllis NEWHOOK M iv Andrew F. NEWHOOK
William HIGDON 1 was born 2 on Sep 12 1861 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. He died 3 about Mar 12 1923 and was buried 4 in St. Augustine's Anglican Cemetery, New Harbour, Trinity Bay. William married 5 Mary Ann WILLIAMS on Oct 12 1889.
Mary Ann WILLIAMS 1 was born 2 on Feb 23 1870 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 3 on Apr 18 1870 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. She died 4 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was buried 5 in St. Augustine's Anglican Cemetery, New Harbour, Trinity Bay. Mary married 6 William HIGDON on Oct 12 1889.
They had the following children:
F i Martha Elizabeth HIGDON
Mary Helena PRETTY [Parents] 1 was born 2 on Oct 19 1866. She died 3 on Jan 22 1929. Mary married Owen MCCARTHY.
Jessie PRETTY [Parents] 1 was born 2 on Oct 07 1869. She died 3 in 1948. Jessie married Peter BRUCE.
Martha PRETTY [Parents]
George SMITH 1, 2, 3 was born 4 in 1840. He died 5 on Feb 25 1899. George married Mrs.
Other marriages:THORNE, Martha
MARRIAGE:
1. Per the New Harbour Record of Marriages - PANL, VOL 62, Page 1, Line 6:
Date of Marriage Feb 07 1863
Place of Marriage New Harbour Church
Name and Surname George Smith Martha Thorne
Age not recorded not recorded
Bachelor Spinster Etc. Bachelor Spinster
Occupation not recorded not recorded
Religion Denomination C of E C of E
Residence of Each Party at Time of Marriage Chappelle Norman's Cove
By Whom Married Robert Thomas Dobie
Witnesses Two Only for Each Marriage Moses Parsons John (X) Hefford
Registering OfficerSURNAME:
1. From Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland, by E.R. Seary
SMITH, SMYTH, surnames of England, Scotland, Ireland and Guernsey (Channel Islands) from Old english smith - smith, blacksmith, farrier, metal-worker, or smiththe - (worker at the ) smithy; in Ireland also a synonym of Gow and McGowan. "the primate and patriarch of our surnames, its form unchanged for over 1,000 years; forms with medial-y and final -e are usually both ignorant and affected, though the first may sometimes have been used for clarity next to the minim letter m, and -e may rarely represent 'smithy'...Easily the commonest surname in England and Wales (though Jones is far ahead in Wales alone), Scotland, and USA, and the fifth in Ireland in 1890....It is thus a frequent victim of hyphenation, either in a sincere effort to avoid ambiguity or in an insincere one to sound distingué; and it has recently gathered to itself many changed foreign surnames. Yet it remains primitive; a smith, smite, and his honoured name rings down the ages like an anvil." (Cottle, Turk).
Smith found widespread by Guppy in England and Scotland, especially south of the Forth and Clyde and by MacLysaght in Co. Cavan; Smyth traced by Guppy in Devon and Suffolk and by Cottle in Northern Ireland. See also Smyth.
In Newfoundland:
Family traditions: John George Smith, from England, settled at Dildo (Trinity B.) before 1844 (MUN Folklore) ----, from England, settled at Bishop's Cove about 1710 (MUN Geog.). ----, from England, one of the earliest residents of Twillingate, settled at The Point, Twillingate in the late 17th century (Nfld. Quarterly Dec 1905); John, from Chance Cove (Trinity B.) was the first Smith to settle at Norman's Cove in the early 1800s (MUN Hist), ----- Brown, from England, deserted ship, changed his name to Smith, and became the first settler of Rock Harbour (Placentia B.) about 1800 (MUN Hist), Margaret Smith, of Irish descent, of Calvert, 1818 (MUN Geog),
Charles, from England, was one of the earliest settlers of Flat Island (now Port Elizabeth), Elizabeth (about 1801-74), born at Argentia (MUN Geog.), Robert C., from Nairn Scotland, emigrated to Newfoundland in the mid-19th century; some of the family later settled at Gander (MUN Geo.); George Frederick (die 1892),. sea captain from Southampton, settled at St. John's about 1885, (P.E.L. Smith).Early instances: Humphrey Smith, of Witless Bay, 1675, of Toads (now Tors) Cove, 1681 (CO 1); Pierce, of Bay de Verde, 1675 (CO 1); William, of Harbour Main, 1676 (CO 1); Peter, of Torbay, 1676 (CO 1); J., of St. John's, 1705 (CO 194.22); William, of Bread and Cheese Cove (now Bishop's Cove), 1785, property "in possession of the family for more than 80 years", that is, before 1705 (CO 199.18); William, fisherman of Trinity (Trinity B.), 1757 (DPHW 64); Elizabeth, of (Upper) Island Cove, 1776 (CO 199.18); John, planter of Fogo, 1792 (MUN Hist); Thomas, proprietor and occupier of fishing room, Heart's Delight, Winter 1800-01 (Census Trinity B.); Thomas, proprietor and occupier of fishing room, New Perlican, Winter 1800-01, (census Trinity B.); Isaac, of Cooper's Head (Bishop's Cove), 1801 (CO 199.18); James, of Placentia, 1803 (D'Alberti 13); Nath., of Greenspond, 1804 (D'Alberti 14); Thomas, of Burin, 1805 (D'Alberti 15); James, from Londonderry (Co. Derry), married at St. John's, 1807 (Nfld Archives BRC); Abraham, ? of Carbonear, 1810 (DPHW 48); Caleb, of Twillingate, 1811 (D'Alberti 22); Francis, one of 72 impressed men who sailed from Ireland to Newfoundland ? 1811 (CO 194.51); Elizabeth Smyth or Smith, of Harbour Grace Parish, 1814 (Nfld Archives HGRC); George Smith, of Gasters, 1816 (D'Alberti 26); Jane, of Ferryland, 1817 (Nfld Archives BRC); Caleb, planter of Merritt's Harbour, 1820 of Mooreton's Harbour, 1822 (USPG); James, planter of Scilly Cove, (now Winterton), 1823 (DPHW 64B); Samuel, of Keels, 1825 (DPHW 70); Robert, planter of Cupids, 1826 (DPHW 34); John, from Co. Tipperary, married at King's Cove, 1828 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Thomas, planter of Hants Harbour, 1831 (DPHW 59A); Robert, of Manuels, 1832 (DPHW 30); Captain Alfred, of Brigus, 1833, (Nfld Archives L165); Jane, of Herring Neck, 1833 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Hartwick Mansell Schmidt, from Deptford, England, married at St. John's, 1835 (DPHW 26D); John Smith, fisherman of Blow me down (Carbonear), 1836 (DPHW 48); Robert, planter of New Harbour (Trinity B.), 1836 (DPHW 64B); George, of Deadman's Bay (Bonavista B.), 1837 (DPHW 76); Juliana, of Topsail, 1838 (DPHW 26D); ------, on the Nelson in the seal fishery out of Port de Grave, 1838 (Newfoundlander 29 Mar 1838); George, planter of Chamberlains, 1841 (DPHW 26B); Thomas, of Open Hole (now Open Hall), 1847 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Job, of South Harbour (Fortune B.), 1849 (DPHW 102), of Greeps Head (Fortune B.), 1851 (DPHW 102); William, of Dog Cove (Bonavista B.), 1850 (Nfld Archives KCRC); John, of Triton Harbour (Now Triton), 1851 (DPHW 86); Benjamin, fisherman of Fox Harbour (Trinity B.), 1855 (DPHW 59A); Catherine, of Pichers (? for Pinchards) Island, 1856 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Isabella, of Hearts Ease, 1856 (DPHW 59); Edward, of Spaniards Bay, died 1856 (Newfoundlander 18 Sept 1856); Susana, of Haywards Cove (Bonavista B.), 1857 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Charles, from Stockholm,
Sweden, married at St. John's 1858 (Newfoundlander 19 July 1858); Charles, of Petty Harbour, 1859 (DPHW 31); John, of Garia, 1860 (DPHW 99); William, of Gooseberry Island (Bonavista B.), 1861 (Nfld Archives KCRC); George, of Little Harbour (Twillingate district), 1861 (DPHW 88); Emmanuel Reid, of Chance Cove, 1862 (DPHW 62); Maria Smith or Smyth, of Chapel Arm, 1866 (Nfld
Archives KCRC); Samuel Smith, of Cottell's Island (Bonavista B.), 1867 (Nfld Archives KCRC); Maria, of Harbour Grace, 1868 (Nfld Archives HGRC); Richard, fisherman of Robin Hood (now part of Port Rexton), 1869 (DPHW 65); widespread in Lovell 1871Modern status: widespread throughout all districts with large concentrations at St. John's, Spaniards Bay, Bishop's Cove, Dildo, Chance Cove, Norman's Cove, Boat Harbour (Placentia B.) and Corner Brook.
Place names: Smith Island (Labrador) 51-13 58-18; ----- Point 48-11 53-51; ------ Shoal 47-11 54-50, 47-38 58-32; ------- Sound 48-10
53-40; --------- Lookout 49-39 54-47; Smith's Cove 47-34 54-14; -------- Harbour 49-44 55-58; ------- Point 47-22 54-53; ---------- Rock (Labrador) 52-15 55-36; Smitt Pond (Labrador) 52-57 55-57; John Smith Harbour, ------------ ------------- Island 49-44 55-58
Mrs.
Thomas HILLIER 1, 2 married 3 Elizabeth NEWHOOK on Dec 31 1863 in St. George's Anglican Church, New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
Elizabeth NEWHOOK [Parents] 1, 2 married 3 Thomas HILLIER on Dec 31 1863 in St. George's Anglican Church, New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
MARRIAGE:
1. Per the New Harbour Record of Marriages - PANL, VOL 62, Page 3, Line 1:
Date of Marriage Dec 31 1863
Place of Marriage St. George's Church New Harbour
Name and Surname Thomas Hellyer Elizabeth Newhook
Age not recorded not recorded
Bachelor Spinster Etc. Widower Spinster
Occupation not recorded not recorded
Religion Denomination C of E C of E
Residence of Each Party at Time of Marriage Heart's Delight Dildo Cove
By Whom Married Robert Thomas Dobie
Witnesses Two Only for Each Marriage James (X) Bishop William (X) Sully
Registering Officer Rev. W. E. R. Cracknell
They had the following children:
F i Priscilla HILLIER M ii John Thomas HILLIER F iii Jemima HILLIER 1 was born 2 on Oct 01 1871 in Hopeall, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 3 on Nov 12 1871 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per New Harbour Church of England Baptisms in PANL Vol. 62, Page 29, Line 2:
Birth Date: Oct 01 1871
Birth Place: Hopeall
Parents: Helyer, Thomas and Elizabeth
Child: Jemima
Sex: F
Baptised By: Henry Petley
Baptism Date: Nov 12 1871
Religion: C of E
Father's Occupation: not stated
Transcribed By: (blank)
Remarks: (blank)F iv Hannah Elizabeth HILLIER 1 was born 2 on Dec 09 1873 in Hopeall, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 3 on Jun 05 1874 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per New Harbour Church of England Baptisms in PANL Vol. 62, Page 38, Line 9:
Birth Date: Dec 09 1873
Birth Place: Hopeall
Parents: Hillier, Thomas and Elizabeth
Child: Hannah Elizabeth
Sex: F
Baptised By: Henry Petley
Baptism Date: June 05 1874
Religion: C of E
Father's Occupation: not stated
Transcribed By: (blank)
Remarks: (blank)M v William James HILLIER 1 was born 2 on Aug 04 1876 in Hopeall, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 3 on Jul 29 1877 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per New Harbour Church of England Baptisms in PANL Vol. 62, Page 50, Line 15:
Birth Date: Aug 04 1876
Birth Place: Hopeall
Parents: Hellier, Thomas and Elizabeth
Child: William James
Sex: M
Baptised By: By a Lay Reader
Baptism Date: July 29 1877
Religion: C of E
Father's Occupation: not stated
Transcribed By: Rev. W. E. R. Cracknell
Remarks: Received by me Robert Holland Taylor
Martin SMITH [Parents] 1, 2 was born 3, 4 on Sep 16 1868 in Chapel Arm, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 5 on Jul 29 1871 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. He died 6 on Nov 12 1892. Martin married Mary POWER.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per New Harbour Church of England Baptisms in PANL Vol. 62, Page 26, Line 12:
Birth Date: Sept 16 1868
Birth Place: Chapel Arm
Parents: Smith, George and Martha
Child: Martin
Sex: M
Baptised By: By a layman
Baptism Date: July 29 1871
Religion: C of E
Father's Occupation: not stated
Transcribed By: (blank)
Remarks: layman's name not stated
Elizabeth WARREN [Parents] 1, 2 was born 3, 4 on Jun 26 1869 in Chapel Arm, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and was christened 5 on Jul 10 1870 in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. She married Moses WHITE.
CHRISTENING:
1. Per Register of Baptisms at New Harbour - PANL, VOL 62, Page 22, Line 14
Date of Birth June 26 1869
Place of Birth Chapel
Parents' Names Warren, Benjamin and Charlotte
Christian Name of Child Elizabeth
Sex F
Baptised By Henry Petley
Baptism Date July 10 1870
Religion Church of England
Father's Occupation Fisherman
Recording Officer (blank)
Remarks Admitted
James WARREN [Parents] 1, 2, 3 was born 4 in 1854. He died 5 on Jul 11 1918. James married 6 Johanna Jane COOPER on Nov 02 1877 in St. George's Anglican Church, New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
Other marriages:THORNE, Johanna Elizabeth
MARRIAGE:
1. Per the New Harbour Record of Marriages - PANL, VOL 62, Page 15, Line 7:
Date of Marriage Nov 02 1877
Place of Marriage S. George's Church New Harbour
Name and Surname James Warren Joanna Jane Cooper
Age not recorded not recorded
Bachelor Spinster Etc. Bachelor Spinster
Occupation not recorded not recorded
Religion Denomination C of E C of E
Residence of Each Party at Time of Marriage Chapel Arm Chapel Arm
By Whom Married Searle M. Wren, Clerk in Holy Orders
Witnesses Two Only for Each Marriage D. McLeod Mary (X) Cooper
Registering Officer Rev. W. E. R. Cracknell2. Per the New Harbour Record of Marriages - PANL, VOL 62, Page 28, Line 3:
Date of Marriage Jan 06 1889
Place of Marriage Church of S. John Baptist Norman's Cove
Name and Surname James Warren Joanna Elizabeth Thorn
Age not recorded not recorded
Bachelor Spinster Etc. Widower Widow
Occupation not recorded not recorded
Religion Denomination C of E C of E
Residence of Each Party at Time of Marriage Chappel Arm Colliers Bay
By Whom Married Arthur C. Waghorne, Priest of New Harbour Mission
Witnesses Two Only for Each Marriage William Temple William Thorne
Registering Officer Rev. W. E. R. Cracknell
Johanna Jane COOPER 1, 2 was born 3 in Norman's Cove, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. She married 4 James WARREN on Nov 02 1877 in St. George's Anglican Church, New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.