Chain Migration
Cooley to New Brunswick, Canada

Chain Migration,
Cooley to new brunswick,canada

Reconnecting: Carlingford Parish and Saint John, New Brunswick

Introduction read more>>

Content pages read more>>

Page 1  Introduction

“The Unbroken Chain”

An introduction to the project, why it exists, what it covers, and an invitation to descendants on both sides of the Atlantic to explore their connections.Read more>>

Page 2  Life in Carlingford Parish

Early to Mid 19th Century

Background on the social, economic and political conditions on the Cooley Peninsula that shaped the decision to emigrate. Read more>>

Page 3  Chain Migration

How and Why It Happened

The story of the migration itself, the ports, the ships, the decades involved, and how one young man’s journey in 1820 set a chain in motion. Read more>>

Page 4  Life in Saint John, New Brunswick

What Awaited Them

The challenges and opportunities the Carlingford immigrants faced when they arrived in Canada. Read more>>

Page 5  The Families

A list of all families and individuals who emigrated between 1820 and 1870. Read more>>

Alphabetical Index of Immigrant Families Read More>>

 

Page 6  Personal Stories

Rayanne Brennan’s story>>

Pat Quinn’s story>>

Peter Murphy’s story>>

Details of photographs used.Read more>>

Finding Roots in Carlingford Parish

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