Individual Details
William Mills Macnaughton
(1849 - 16 Sep 1896)
History of Salisbury 1774-1984, by George Taylor, Barnes-Hopkins Ltd., 1984.
Page 45:
"A granddaughter of John and Elizabeth Parkin [Jessie McLatchey] married a William Mills McNaughtin [sic] of Salisbury in 1871. He was a tanner and leather manufacturer, whose firm had branches in Moncton and Hillsborough. (fn 21 = Parkins of NB by Steeves) The Moncton Daily Times, Aug. 13, 1877, reported the boiler had burst in McNaughton's Tannery in Salisbury two days earlier, tearing the end out of the tannery building as well as damaging the walls and roof. The workforce fortunately was on dinner break at the time and escaped injury."
Page 45:
"A granddaughter of John and Elizabeth Parkin [Jessie McLatchey] married a William Mills McNaughtin [sic] of Salisbury in 1871. He was a tanner and leather manufacturer, whose firm had branches in Moncton and Hillsborough. (fn 21 = Parkins of NB by Steeves) The Moncton Daily Times, Aug. 13, 1877, reported the boiler had burst in McNaughton's Tannery in Salisbury two days earlier, tearing the end out of the tannery building as well as damaging the walls and roof. The workforce fortunately was on dinner break at the time and escaped injury."
Events
| Birth | 1849 | New Brunswick, CAN | |||
| Marriage | 1871 | Jessie Maclatchey | |||
| Census | 1881 | Moncton, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada |  | ||
| Death | 16 Sep 1896 | New Brunswick, CAN | |
Families
| Spouse | Jessie Maclatchey (1850 - 1924) |
| Child | Euphemia Macnaughton (1873 - 1958) |
| Child | James Arthur Macnaughton (1874 - 1959) |
| Child | Mabel Annie Macnaughton (1875 - ) |
| Child | Hattie Louise Macnaughton (1879 - 1948) |
| Child | William Trueman Macnaughton (1881 - ) |
| Child | Nellie Maud Macnaughton (1884 - ) |
| Child | Benjamin Franklin Macnaughton (1889 - ) |
Endnotes
1. Canadian census 1881 transcribed at ancestry.com.
2. New Brunswick Archives online.