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ISAAC CASE GREENLAW

January 11, 1808 - October 25, 1868

Isaac Case Greenlaw was born on January 11, 1808 (also reported as 1803) in St. Andrews, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, the son of a ship's owner/captain, Moses Thomas Greenlaw. He would follow his father and become a ship's owner/captain, too.

Isaac married Mary Bartlett, the daughter of Leonard Bartlett and Anna Jewett of Bartlett Mills, on February 21, 1827 in St. Andrews, New Brunswick near the Maine border. They would live in Charlotte County, New Brunswick and they had eleven children.

Isaac died on October 25, 1868 in Bayside, Charlotte County, New Brunswick at the age of (Latin abbreviation: AEt.) 59, as indicated on his headstone (below). He was buried at the Bartlett Family Cemetery in Bartlett Mills, Charlotte County, New Brunswick. Mary lived in Bayside until her death on January 20, 1884.

Isaac and Mary's Children

Name Born Died Name Born Died

Moses............12 Aug 1827.......NA William..........19 Apr 1839........NA

Leonard..........5 Aug 1829.......NA Mary E.............6 Jul 1841.........NA

Jesse..............15 Sep 1831........NA Isaac................8 Sep 1844.......19 Dec 1919

Joel.................5 May 1833........NA Lozinia E..........8 Sep 1846.......NA

Jeremiah.............Jan 1835........NA Lustrous..........17 Jul 1851.......NA

Amos..............26 Jun 1837.......29 Dec 1895

Bartlett Mills Cemetery at Waweig Corner

Photos courtesy of Marilyn Strout.

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Information on this page was obtained from Stan and Phyllis Greenlaw, July 5, 1996.

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