b.11 Jan. 1780 in Yarmouth<\/p>\n
d. 29 May 1869<\/p>\n
m. Elizabeth Robbins 1801<\/p>\n
son of Daniel Raymond and Rebecca Crosby<\/p>\n
The deacon [Jonathan Raymond] followed his brother, Daniel Raymond, to Beaver River [Digby County] and took the mill privilege at Cedar Lake.
\nHe signed the original pledge of the earliest Temperance Society in British North America, organized at Beaver River, 23 April 1828.
\nHe and Elizabeth had 13 children, Elizabeth was called Betsy.<\/p>\n
Removal: \u201cOld Burying Ground\u201d to Island Cem 5 Sep 1900<\/p>\n
Lot #62, south side of B avenue<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
b.11 Jan. 1780 in Yarmouth d. 29 May 1869 m. Elizabeth Robbins 1801 son of Daniel Raymond and Rebecca Crosby The deacon [Jonathan Raymond] followed his brother, Daniel Raymond, to Beaver River [Digby County] and took the mill privilege at … Continue reading