The Search for Heinrich Stief: A genealogist on the loose

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The Search for Heinrich Stief: A genealogist on the looseBy Les Bowser Heinrich and Regina Stief left their homeland in 1749 and settled in Pennsylvania. From there, they and a small band of fellow settlers migrated to the rough terrain around New Brunswick's Peticodiac River. Faced with starvation, frigid winters, and abandonment by their sponsors among them Benjamin Franklin the settlers defied the odds by not only surviving but prospering. Steeves descendants now number upwards of 150,000 worldwide.

as Britain abandoned attempts to rule the region and withdrew support of her many Indigenous allies

City Directories a Good Resource

Geologist and Geographer to the Palliser expedition in 1858 and 1859

George Patterson

The list has been arranged under three headings: grants

Christian Guardian 1830-1857 [births]

Volume 03 provides transcribed birth

Index (of places - no nominal Index)

encouraged to settle by the pioneer priest there

Amos Botsford

their religion offered another form of support

illustrating the history of the place with many personal sketches about the individuals and families who contributed to its development