Canada, Nova Scotia. Abstract of Wills 757 page 593, R, 9 Oct 1861.
LWT of John SEDERQUIST of Granville, farmer, dated 13 May 1857. Wife: Hannah. Children: Margaret G. MUSSELS, Henderson, George, Norman Harvey, Abigail Ann, Elizabeth, Christianna, Rozelfas, George, Marian, Jesse, Eilinda and Emma Grace. Estate Folio S73 (1861)
Database of Diana Ledger.
"From the New Brunswick Chronicle February 22,1845: "The masts reported in the Yarmouth paper as having been driven ashore at Chegoggin Point a few weeks since were examined by Capt. Mussels of Granville, NS., on 7th inst. who recognized the main mast as that of the schr. "Pearl" which left Boston December 7 and has not since been heard of . The persons who sailed in her from Boston were James Sederquist, of Digby, Capt. William Sederquist (Capt.'s brother) and John Papoon, French. James and William Sederquist drowned December 23, 1845 when their schooner was lost on the return trip from Boston to Granville where they had taken a cargo of pulpwood . Another son drowned a few months previous. "Yarmouth Past and Present" by Lawson: Schooner Pearl of Granville, drove ashore at Jegoggin Point a few days later and all on board perished. William Sederquist, the Captains brother died, James Sederquist from Digby. Some of this was taken from the files of Thomas Sederquists of NH. 2003"
