Philip Long marries Marie-Julie Josephte Couillard-Després at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Quebec City on December 6, 1792.  The ceremony was officiated by David Francis of Mortmollin, rector, and the witnesses were David Higginbotham (merchant), Andrew Johnston (cooper) and Murdoch Mackenzie (cooper).  This church is the oldest Anglican church outside of the British Isles, and was built on a piece of land donated by the King of France to the Franciscan Order on May 8, 1681.  The current church (built between 1800-1804) is the second one on that land since the first was destroyed by fire in 1796.  (See Documents section for copies of the mariage certificate)

Birth of Marie-Judith Long on November 24, 1795.  She was baptized at l’Ile Verte, Quebec.  There are no other records for this year. 

Philip Long and his family reside at l’Ile Verte, Quebec between 1795-1799.  The name of Phillip Long appears in the records office in Rivière-du-Loup under courier-farmer.  His residence is at the northern extremity of the portage from Lac Temiscouata.   Purchase of a piece of land by Philip Long from Joseph Fraser at Notre Dame du Portage on February 6, 1797.  Birth and death of an anonymous child on April 16, 1797.  We do not know the gender of the child.

Sale of the same piece of land to Michel Nadeau in front of A. Dionne, notary, on November 28, 1798.  This piece of land is located at Notre Dame du Portage. 

Birth of Constance Long on March 31, 1798.  She was baptized at l’Ile Verte, Quebec. 

Hugh Finlay leaves the Post Office in disgrace.

There are no records for Philip Long for this year.

Philip Long and his family are residing in Quebec City.  We find his name in the census by Mgr. Plessis under: « Phil Loan, 1 protestant, 4 catholics – 12 St. Ursule «. The four catholics surely included Marie-Julie Couillard-Despres and three children: Marie-Judith Long, Constance Long et Jean-Baptiste Long (Source: Gilles Paillard, Gilles Long).  On July 15, 1805, Philip Long signs a receipt to Father Pinet of Kamouraska whereby a certain sum of money is to be given by Philip Long to a sculptor in Quebec City.   This receipt was signed in front of Thonas Pitt, Notary. We do not know more about this sculpture or sculptor.  

Birth of Julie Hortanse Long on March 25, 1805.  She died on December 20, 1805 in Quebec City. She was baptized in the Notre Dame de Quebec Cathedral. (At birth, her name was Julie while at her death, the register indicates her name as Julie Hortanse)

Etienne Michaud is retained on March 29, 1808 as courier for Phlip Long, courrier of Allifax (sic) to ensure the transport of  letters and packages between Quebec City and Grand Falls, New Brunswick.  Philip Long chose Islet du Bon Secours as his domicile for the purposes of fulfilling this contract. 

Birth of Emmanuel Long on April 10, 1808 at l’Islet, Quebec.  We do not possess any further information on this child or his descendants (if any).