crowd that lined the shore awaiting the result. When the news came that
the British had won, she threw up her bonnet and cheered for the
victors, greatly to the annoyance of the Americans.

Daniel Gooden was a soldier in the British army, and after his
discharge settled in Bay Verte, where numbers of his descendants still
live.

Charles Oulton remained in Cumberland, and a large number of his
descendants are still living in the county of Westmoreland.

David Burnham remained, and a number of his descendants lived in
Sackville and Bay Verte for a good many years. The name has now
disappeared.

John Fillmore was from New England, and settled in Jolicure. He had a
large family of sons and they settled in different parts of the
Province. The name is still in frequent evidence.

The descendants of Samuel Raymond live in King's County.

The two Chappells, Liffy and Jabez, settled in Bay Verte and Tidnish.
The name is still common in these localities.

John Walker's grant was on Bay Verte Road, where the name was found
until quite recently.

The Bonnells remained in the county for a time, but afterwards removed
to King's County, where the name still exists.