Born in Hopewell, Westmorland, New Brunswick
Ancestors 
Daughter of Thomas Kinne
and Olive (Copp) Cameron
Sister of
Jeremiah Kinne, Hannah Maria (Kinne) Cannon, Thomas Kinne, Nathan Kinne, Mary Ann (Kinne) Cameron, James Kinne, William Kinne, Oliver Kinne, Pierce W Kinne, Converse (Kinne) Kinney and Sarah (Kinnie) Osborn
Wife of
Daniel Bishop
— married
12 Nov 1835 in Hillsborough, Albert, New Brunswick
Descendants 
Mother of
Eliza (Bishop) Armstrong, George E. Bishop, John William Bishop, Simon Bishop and Lucy (Bishop) Morton
Died
at age 72
in Bridgetown, Annapolis, Nova Scotia
Profile last modified
| Created 13 Feb 2017
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Biography
Lucy was born in 1791. She was the daughter of Thomas Kinnie and Olive Copp.
She first married ??
She married secondly, 22 Mar 1815 in St. Johns, Cornwallis Township, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Anthony Stevens. Anthony was a blacksmith. They likely moved to Hillsboro, Albert Co., New Brunswick, as their child, Harriet Amanda was born there in 1830. Harriet married 25 Jul 1854 in Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia, John Morse and died 16 Mar 1872 in Cornwallis, Kings Co., Nova Scotia. [1]
She married thirdly, 12 Nov 1835 in Hillsborough, Albert, New Brunswick, Daniel Bishop.
In 1861, Lucy Bishop was residing in Annapolis County with a family consisting of 1 male 10-15 [Daniel, Jr.], 1 single female 20-30 [?], 1 single male 30-40 [?] and 1 widowed female 60-70 [herself].
She died in 1864, aged 72, and is buried in the Round Hill Cemetery, Round Hill, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.
Sources
- ↑ KIngs County Historical Vital Statistics CD
- https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:MZ9Q-N74
- 1861 census, Annapolis Co., line 23, page 1, page 2, page 3, page 4
- Find A Grave: Memorial #216691427
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It is likely that Anthony Stephens died in 1834 or 1835. I have not seen any confirmation of this but one would assume within 9 months of Elizabeth’s birth. Lucy Stephens Kinney then married Daniel Bishop in 1835 (I have not seen a source for his information). It is therefore apparent that Lucy Kinney was not the mother of Daniels sons (John (1826), George (1827) and Simon (1832) or his daughter Eliza (1814). She is the mother of Lucy Ann Bishop (1837) and probably Eunice (birthdate not known). This brings us back to Daniel. With one child born in 1814, and then three more in the late 20’s and early 30’s after a decade with no children, I would guess that he had been married twice before Lucy. Finding these names to confirm this suspicion would be a difficult slog but well worth it.