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Again, many thanks - I wonder if widower John did have older children - I think I shall have to go back to searching the shipping lists of around 1815 - 20. I had wondered about the Evercreech...

Thanks Christina - I don't have any concrete evidence about William, Henry and John other than "word of mouth" from an aunt who did a history of the New Jerusalem area in New Brunswick (where Edward...

My understanding is that they were brothers - I only know about my grandfather, Edward - but in his son, Samuel's family, and in my grandfather's family all four names have been used in each...

Thank you - that is certainly a possibility.

According to records in St. John NB where Edward and Janet were married - there is no record of Edward's parents - he signed the certificate, Janet signed with a cross - her father, Samuel Kerr, also...

I don't believe that Edward was old enough to have been in the Napoleonic wars and we have no proof, but the tale is that John was killed during the 1812 War in the battle of the Shannon and the...

The only information I have is regarding Edward - he married Janet Kerr in the 1820's and attained a farm in New Jerusalem, NB, which is now part of Camp Gagetown - a military training ground. ...

Yes, Edward was my great great grandfather. Rumour has it that his brother John was killed during the War of 1812, but no one can prove it. Don't know what happened with William and Henry. Was...

Would like to know the area Edward, William, Henry and John Vallis came from in England. They arrived in Canada early 1800's - Edward settled in New Brunswick and died in 1834.