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     Kaitlin Maria Wiebe is the daughter of Thomas Wayne Wiebe and Carol Anne Janick.

     Chloe Jean Wiebe is the daughter of Thomas Wayne Wiebe and Carol Anne Janick.

     Hayden Thomas Wiebe is the son of Thomas Wayne Wiebe and Carol Anne Janick.

     Murdock James Barnes was born on 15 October 1917 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland. He was the son of Joshua James Barnes and Alice Butts. Murdock James Barnes married Beatrice Gwendolyn Cramm, daughter of Walter George Cramm and Annie Selina March, in August 1942 at St. John's, Newfoundland. Murdock James Barnes died on 24 January 2015 at Carbonear, NL, Canada, at age 97.
     Photo courtesy of David G. Ball of North Vancouver, BC, Canada.

     Beatrice Gwendolyn Cramm was born on 23 October 1920 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland. She was the daughter of Walter George Cramm and Annie Selina March. Beatrice Gwendolyn Cramm married Murdock James Barnes, son of Joshua James Barnes and Alice Butts, in August 1942 at St. John's, Newfoundland. Beatrice Gwendolyn Cramm died on 20 April 2013 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, NL, Canada, at age 92.
     Beatrice Gwendolyn Cramm was also known as Gwen. As of August 1942,her married name was Barnes.

     Joshua James Barnes was born on 14 November 1886 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.² He was the son of James Barnes and Dinah Tizzard. Joshua James Barnes was baptized on 22 April 1887 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; Baptized by Jabez Hill, Methodist.² He married Alice Butts, daughter of Michael Butts and Bridget Saccary, on 27 April 1914 at Glace Bay, Cape Breton, NS, Canada.¹ Joshua James Barnes died on 20 January 1979 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, NL, Canada, at age 92.³

     Alice Butts was born on 29 March 1895 at Glace Bay, NS, Canada; Note: marriage record shows birth at Bridgeport NS, which is a neighbourhood that is part of Glace Bay.^1,2 She was the daughter of Michael Butts and Bridget Saccary.¹ Alice Butts married Joshua James Barnes, son of James Barnes and Dinah Tizzard, on 27 April 1914 at Glace Bay, Cape Breton, NS, Canada.¹ Alice Butts died on 14 February 1973 at St. John's, NL, Canada, at age 77.³
     As of 27 April 1914,her married name was Barnes.

     James Barnes was born circa 1844 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; age 32 at marriage and age 74 at death.^1,2 He was the son of Thomas Barnes. James Barnes married Dinah Tizzard, daughter of Joseph Tizzard and Elizabeth Pike, on 28 December 1876 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; He a fisherman, both residing Old Perlican, married by George H. Bryant; witnessed by Henry Tizzard and Susannah Dean.¹ James Barnes died on 15 July 1918 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.²

     Dinah Tizzard was born on 20 August 1855 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; age 21 at marriage.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joseph Tizzard and Elizabeth Pike. Dinah Tizzard married James Barnes, son of Thomas Barnes, on 28 December 1876 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; He a fisherman, both residing Old Perlican, married by George H. Bryant; witnessed by Henry Tizzard and Susannah Dean.¹ Dinah Tizzard died on 13 February 1900 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland, at age 44; of consumption, age 44 years.³
     Dinah Tizzard was also known as Dianna.¹ As of 28 December 1876,her married name was Barnes.¹

     Thomas Barnes was born at Thompson, Windham Co., CT.
     He Emigrated from Devon, England to Old Perlican, NF. He Old Perlican is one of the oldest European communities in Newfoundland. The surrounding area had European activity as early as 1498 (Sir Frances Drake's ship went down 10 km from Old Perlican). By 1550, close by Baccalie (sp?) Island was known as a rich fishing grounds. Old Perlican was the closest "beachy" cove that could five protection to boats, cure catches, etc. However, fishing during this first 100 years was migratory, with fishing boats coming to Newfoundland for the fishing season, then returning to Europe with their catch. By 1597, however, maps show a settlement named "Pernican/Perlican/Purlikan" at the current location of Old Perlican.

The first statistical report of Old Perlican was in 1675 and showed 11 "planters" and 124 servants; "planters" being the term given to the settlers who owned their own boats, caught and cured their own fish, etc. One assumes there were women and children in 1675, but they were not noted until 1677 with 9 wives, 17 children, as well as 13 planters and 167 servants. In 1697, Old Perlican had 27 fishing vessels and landed 13,900 quintals of cod (112 pounds per quintal), the largest amount in Newfoundland.

By 1749, when Kimberley Jacob's (8) ancestors probably started arriving in Old Perlican, there was a permanent settlement of about 250. However, by the beginning of the 1900s Old Perlican's role in newfoundland was becoming less significant. Most of Kimberley's ancestors were fishermen and merchants and remained within the community until quite recently.¹

     Walter George Cramm was born on 17 August 1880 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.¹ He was the son of Stephen Cramm and Matilda March. Walter George Cramm was baptized on 4 October 1880 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; Baptized by W. Swann, Methodist.¹ He married Annie Selina March, daughter of William March and Mary Jane Beckett, circa 1905. Walter George Cramm died circa 1970 at St. John's, NL, Canada.

     Annie Selina March was born on 11 June 1885 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.¹ She was the daughter of William March and Mary Jane Beckett. Annie Selina March was baptized on 20 September 1885 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; Baptized by Jabez Hill, Methodist.¹ She married Walter George Cramm, son of Stephen Cramm and Matilda March, circa 1905. Annie Selina March died circa 1969 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, NL, Canada.
     As of circa 1905,her married name was Cramm.

     Stephen Cramm was born at Newfoundland. He was the son of George Cramm. Stephen Cramm married Matilda March, daughter of James March and Elizabeth Burt, on 12 January 1875 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; He a fisherman, she a servant, both of Old Perlican, witnessed by Ebenezer Cram and Ebenezer March.¹

     George Cramm was born at Newfoundland. He was the son of Thomas Cramm.

     Thomas Cramm was born at Newfoundland. He was the son of William Cramm.

     William Cramm was born circa 1700 at Thompson, Windham Co., CT.
     He Immigrated from Devon as one of early Newfoundland merchant families. William Cramm was also known as Cram.

     William March was born on 25 July 1848 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.¹ He was the son of George March. William March married Mary Jane Beckett on 13 February 1873 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; Spelled "Bickett" in the record. He a fisherman, she a dom. servant, both of Old Perlican; witnessed by John Beckett and Ann Barrett.² William March died after 1891; was lost at sea on Schooner Elizabeth, carrying provisions from St. John's, NF.³

     Mary Jane Beckett was born circa 1850 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland.³ She married William March, son of George March, on 13 February 1873 at Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, Newfoundland; Spelled "Bickett" in the record. He a fisherman, she a dom. servant, both of Old Perlican; witnessed by John Beckett and Ann Barrett.¹
     As of 13 February 1873,her married name was March.¹

     George March was born at Thompson, Windham Co., CT.

     William Henry Jacobs was born circa 8 March 1925 at House Cove, Newfoundland. He was the son of Lucinda Jacobs. William Henry Jacobs married Ethel Whalen, daughter of Ebenezer Whalen and Emily Ann Vey, circa 1 February 1950 at Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada. William Henry Jacobs died on 7 October 2000 at Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada.
     William Henry Jacobs was also known as Poppy as called by his granddaughter, Kimberley (8.)

     Ethel Whalen was born circa 12 August 1927 probably at Caplin Cove, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Whalen and Emily Ann Vey. Ethel Whalen married William Henry Jacobs, son of Lucinda Jacobs, circa 1 February 1950 at Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada. Ethel Whalen died on 18 February 2021 at Clarenville, NL, Canada.
     Ethel Whalen was also known as Jacobs.

     Albert Archibald Stacey was born on 17 June 1903 at Woody Island, Newfoundland.¹ He was the son of Chalres Stacey and Elizabeth Ann Drodge. Albert Archibald Stacey married Lucinda Jacobs, daughter of William Henry Jacobs and Mary Magdalen Avery, after 1925 probably at Newfoundland. Albert Archibald Stacey died on 25 April 1994 at Clarenville, NL, Canada, at age 90.¹ He was buried at New Salvation Army Cemetery, Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada.²

     Lucinda Jacobs was born on 17 May 1910 at House Cove, Newfoundland.¹ She was the daughter of William Henry Jacobs and Mary Magdalen Avery. Lucinda Jacobs married Albert Archibald Stacey, son of Chalres Stacey and Elizabeth Ann Drodge, after 1925 at Newfoundland. Lucinda Jacobs died on 13 March 1996 at Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada, at age 85. She was buried at New Salvation Army Cemetery, Little Heart's Ease, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada.²
     As of after 1925,her married name was Stacey.

     Ebenezer Whalen was born on 19 June 1902 at Caplin Cove, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.^1,2 He was the son of William Thomas Whalen and Alfreda Reid. Ebenezer Whalen married Emily Ann Vey, daughter of Nicholas Vey and Isabella Cassandra Baker, in September 1925 at Gower Street United Church, St. John's, Newfoundland.¹ Ebenezer Whalen married Miriam Gladys Baggs.³ Ebenezer Whalen died on 25 January 1989 at Caplin Cove, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada, at age 86.^1,2 He was buried at United Church Cemetery, Caplin Cove, Trinity Bay, NL, Canada.²