| William Henry HAYWARD (David,
George, Henry)
born September 10, 1829.
Married to Augusta Ann eldest d/o Zachariah PARLEE,
Studholm 21 ay 1857.
| m. Studholm (Kings Co.) 21st ult., by Rev. Wm
Allen, William H. HAYWARD (St. John) city/ Augusta Ann eldest
d/o Zachariah PARLEE, Studholm. The marriage was inserted
before, but an error then made in the lady's name render its
reinsertion necessary. 29 May 1857 RI |
| Smith Creek (Kings Co.) Aug. 9 - Miss Carrie
PARLEE, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W.H. HAYWARD at her
summer residence, Quispamsis (St. John) for the past three
weeks, returned on Saturday. 16 August 1889 KCR |
| Friends of Mr. WARWICK were surprised to here of
his death at Lawrencetown, N.S. Saturday. The `Globe' says Mr.
Warwick was at one time an active merchant in St. John city. In
1852 he was in the crockery ware business and two years later he
and W.H. HAYWARD formed a partnership. Their store was on Prince
William St. Finally Mr. Hayward purchased the business and Mr.
Warwick went into hardware in company with Messrs. Hayward and
Clark. After a time this business was purchased by S. Hayward
& Co. who have carried it on ever since. Mr. Warwick then
returned to the scene of his childhood where he built a home and
has lived ever since. His wife was a sister of his first
partner, W.H. Hayward, and O.H. WARWICK, who carried on the
crockery business on King St., is his only son. Mrs. LINTON,
Truro, is a daughter. Mr. Warwick was 82 years of age. 27
October 1890 D.T. |
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