Capt. Samuel Jarvis (1698-1779)
Samuel Jarvis married Naomi Brush of Cold springs, Long Island, and removed from Huntington to Norwalk in Connecticut, where he died on Sept. 27, 1779, at the age of 81 years…Read more…
Munson Jarvis (1742-1825)
JARVIS, MUNSON, merchant and politician; b. 11 Oct. 1742 in Stamford, Conn., eldest son of Samuel Jarvis and Martha Seymour; m. 4 March 1770 Mary Arnold…Read more…
Polly Jarvis (1747-1847)
Polly Jarvis (1747-1847) Polly Jarvis Dibblee, our Loyalist ancestor, was ‘proven’ to the standards set by the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada (fall 2011)…Read more…
Col. Stephen Jarvis (1756-1840)
Colonel Stephen Jarvis was born in Danbury Connecticut December 6, 1756. He was 18 when hostilities of the American Revolution broke out. He was a loyalist sympathizer and had been turned out of his house by his Tory father…Read more…
Frederick Starr Jarvis (1787–1852)
The Jarvis family, Stephen, Amelia and 6 children left Fredericton on June 30, 1809, arrived at York on the 28th of August and took possession of a house arranged for by William Jarvis [Mr. Secretary] …Read more…
George Stephen Benjamin Jarvis(1797 – 1878)
Born at Fredericton New Brunswick April 21, 1797. At the age of 12 he accompanied his father, mother and four of his brothers and sisters on their long and weary trip to Upper Canada….Read more…
William Botsford Jarvis (1799-1815)
William age 10, the youngest of Stephen and Amelia’s 6 children arrived at York 28th of August 1809 after a 2 month journey. Their temporary quarters were with William…Read more…
William Munson Jarvis (1838-1921)
JARVIS, WILLIAM MUNSON, barrister, insurance agent, and author; b. 9 Oct. 1838 in Saint John, son of William Jarvis and Mary Caroline Boyd; m. first 14 May 1861 Jane Hope Beer in Sussex, N.B.,…Read more…
See JARVIS FAMILY TREE KEY CHART
