McMONAGLES.--The McMonagles lived for a time in Cumberland and afterwards moved to Sussex, where the name is still found.
FORSTER.--George Forster was from Yorkshire and settled in Amherst, N.S.One of his sons settled in Fort Lawrence, and another, Ralph, in Point de Bute.Ralph subsequently went to Upper Canada.The Forsters were Methodists, and it is doubtful if any of that Yorkshire band of Bible loving men and women equalled the Forsters in their veneration for the Word of God and its teachings as they understood it.
CAREY.--The Careys belonged to the Scotch-Irish immigration that came to Eastern Canada between 1815 and 1830.The family landed here about the year 1822.Robert settled near Halifax; John came to New Brunswick and bought a property at Port Elgin, near the village of Bay Verte, where he built a grist and carding mill, and successfully conducted a large business for many years.He married Caroline Chappell and had a family of seven children.There are some of the descendants, but none of the name living in Bay Verte at this date.Leslie Carey, of Sackville, and Everett Carey, of California, are grandsons of John Carey.
DOHERTY.
REXTON, KENT, July 4th, 1902.