LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
Matches 4,851 to 4,900 of 48,188
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| 4851 | FAIRIE WILLIAM ROBERT FAIRIE/ELIZABETH MORISON FR237 (FR237) M 29/04/1733 622/ 10 219 Barony | Ferrier, William (I50059)
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| 4852 | FAIRY GEORGE ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR225 (FR225) M 29/11/1730 622/ 10 207 Barony | Ferrier, George (I50058)
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| 4853 | FAIRY ISABELL ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR207 (FR207) F 07/05/1727 622/ 10 189 Barony | Ferrier, Isabell (I50057)
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| 4854 | FAIRY JOHN ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR137 (FR137) M 05/02/1716 622/ 10 124 Barony | Ferrier, John (I50052)
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| 4855 | FAIRY JOSEPH ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR251 (FR251) M 17/08/1735 622/ 10 233 Barony | Ferrier, Joseph (I50060)
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| 4856 | FAIRY M ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR165 (FR165) U 10/09/1721 622/ 10 151 Barony | Ferrier (I50055)
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| 4857 | FAIRY RICHARD ROBERT FAIRY/ELIZABETH MORISON FR183 (FR183) M 18/06/1724 622/ 10 169 Barony | Ferrier, Richard (I50056)
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| 4858 | Fallbrook The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Ashby was held on Friday from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mather, and was largely attended.Interment was made at Playfair cemetery. Mrs Ashby had reached the age of 82 and was generally quite active until recently. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved ones. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada March 6, 1941, pg. 7 Mrs John Ashby There passed away in the Great War Memorial Hospital, Perth, on Wednesday morning, February 26, Mary Ann Clark, widow of the late John Ashby of Fallbrook. Deceased was an esteemed resident of the community of Fallbrook, where she was well and favorably known The late Mrs. Ashby was in her 83rd year. She was born in Brockville, a daughter of the late James Clark and Mary A. Gillespie. In 1883 she was united in marriage with John Ashby of Fallbrook, who predeceased her in 1926. Deceased was the mother of twelve children, four of whom died in early childhood. A daughter, Margaret, predeceased her in 1926; also a son, William, a Great War veteran, in 1923. Surviving members are: Robert on the homestead; Archie and Russel, in Alberta; Mrs John Lake, Glen Tay; Mrs. D.C. Nichols, Carleton Place, and Mrs. John Mather of Balderson, with whom the deceased lived after her health began to fail and she needed extra attention. Surviving also are one sister, Mrs. George Cavanagh of Vancouver; twenty-six grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Mrs. Ashby was a member of St Peter's Anglican church at Fallbrook. The funeral which was largely attended, was held Friday, at 10:30, from the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Mather, Balderson, assisted by Rev. Mr Dickinson of the Balderson United Church. The pallbearers were three grandsons, Harry Mather, Lyle Nichols, Beverley Nichols, and three nephews, Arden Lake, Delbert Lake and John Ashby. The funeral tirbutes were very beautiful, and many expressions of sympaathy were received by the bereaved family. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada March 6, 1941, pg.3 | Clark, Mary Anne (I4255)
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| 4859 | falling off his horse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Kennedy,_4th_Earl_of_Cassilis | Kennedy, Sir Gilbert Knight, Master / Lord of Cassilis, 4th Earl of Cassilis, 1st Lord of Culzean (I71387)
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| 4860 | Family Search George Blair & Jean Bateson, both of Dalhousie, 21 Sep 1835, at Perth, Married by Rev. Wm. Bell, by licence Witnesses were John Millar and Findlay McLaren George Blair Ontario, District Marriage Registers, 1801-1858 Name: George Blair Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 21 Sep 1835 Event Place: Bathurst, Lanark, Canada West, British Colonial America Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Jean Bateson Spouse's Gender: Female | Family: George Blair / Jean "Jane" Bateson (F3603)
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| 4861 | Family Search listing suggest Kilpatrick but no source given Name: John Miller Gender: Male Birth Date: 15 Aug 1806 Baptism Date: 24 Aug 1806 Baptism Place: Dumbarton,Dunbarton,Scotland Father: James Miller Mother: Margret Lang FHL Film Number: 1041985 Ancestry.com. Scotland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. ScotlandsPeople Original data: Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. First name(s) John Last name Miller Gender Male Birth year 1806 Birth place - Baptism year 1806 Baptism date 24 Aug 1806 Baptism place DUMBARTON,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) James Father's last name Miller Mother's first name(s) Margret Mother's last name Lang Place Dumbarton County Dunbartonshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) or was it: MILLAR JOHN JOHN MILLAR/MARY WILSON M 14/04/1805 495/ 20 71 Cumbernauld | Miller, John (I13)
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| 4862 | Family Search record for Mungo (LH26-FXG) suggests that little is known of Williams movements. Family recollections variously suggest that he had been sent out to Australia in advance of the rest of the family to acquire suitable land but absconded with the family funds, or that he remained in Canada or perhaps moved to the United States. A web search revealed: Queensland Archives Land Orders #272 and #277, issued in 1862. Ancestry revealed that he married in Queensland in 1864. Australia Electoral Rolls 1903 William Henry Boyle, York Street, miner. | Boyle, William Henry (I2078)
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| 4863 | Family stories claim that Elizabeth moved to Duluth, MN from Ontario after being encouraged to do so by her Uncle Dave. She worked as a nurse. Elizabeth is supposedly buried in Judge Hale's plot. | Hood, Elizabeth Nairn (I39595)
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| 4864 | Family, 1 born there (Robert), 5 born here. | Johnston, Robert Sr. (I59355)
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| 4865 | Faribault Daily News Aug 1944 Funeral Services for Russell Whitson Were Held Tuesday Funeral services for the late Russell A. Whitson, who passed away Saturday, August 12, at the Northfield hospital, following a heart attack were held this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the home and 2:30 at the Methodist church with the Rev. Lo Roy H. Klaus officiating. Interment was at the Northfield cemetery. W. W. Gibson, Roy Parker, Earl Baker, C. E. Grimes, George La Pointe and George Larkin were pallbearers. Russel [sic] Alamond Whitson, son of John and Jane Lawson Whitson, was born December 25, 1872 at Cascade, Goodhue county. When five years old, he moved with his parents to Owatonna where they lived for six years and then they moved to Fergus Falls. While in Fergus Falls, his father died, and with his mother, the family came to Northfield when Mr. Whitson was 21 years old. Northfield has been his home ever since that time. He conducted a dray line in Northfield for 17 years and then he became a rural mail carrier for 33 years, 25 of which he worked out of the Northfield post office. He was delivering mail from the Dundas office when he retired seven years ago. Mr. Whitson was a member of the Odd Fellow and Degree of Honor Lodges and the Minnesota Rural Letter Carriers Association. Mr. Whitson married January 10, 1906 in Northfield to Sigrid Ann Grove, who preceded him in death. One daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Hamann (Edna) and one granddaughter, Sigred Ann Hamann, survive him, as do two brothers, William A. Whitson of Berthod, N.D. and Albert G. Whitson of Fergus Falls. | Whitson, Russell Alamond (I46378)
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| 4866 | Farm was site of a number of Somerville-Mather reunions. | Mather, John Nairn (I4917)
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| 4867 | Farmed on Highland Line, Con 10 Lot 5E, Dalhousie Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada until 1856 then moved to Blue Earth City, MN. Perth Courier, July 3, 1891 The subject of the following obituary notice which is clipped from a Minneapolis newspaper lived on the Highland Line, Dalhousie, before moving west and will be remembered by a great many of the old settlers of that township: "Gordon?Died, at the home of his daughter Mrs. James Brownlee, Jo Davies Township on Saturday, 25th April, John Gordon, 93 years, 5 months. The funeral services were held at the house on Monday, Rev. W. O. Conrad officiating. The remains were taken to the Blue Earth City Cemetery for burial followed by a long procession. The deceased was born in Culron Scotland on the 26th Dec., 1797. In 1827 he came to America and settled at Dalhousie, Canada. There he married his wife Annie McKinnon. In 1856 he brought his wife and family to Fremont, Winona County, Minnesota. In September, 1857(?) he moved to Beaufort, Blue Earth County, where his wife died the following December. He then made his home with his son until 1863(?) when he came to live with his daughter with whom he died. He leaves five children, two sons and three daughters: James Gordon, Silverton Oregon; Mrs. James Brownlee, Jo Davies; Mrs. C. C. Hinckley, Winona, Minnesota; John Gordon, Polk County, Minnesota; Annie Gordon, Mapleton, Blue Earth County. Mr. Gordon was a member of the Presbyterian Church since before he left Scotland and was a firm believer in the atonement of Christ and the Second Advent. About an hour before he died he spoke his last words which were "I commit my life, mind and soul to His Holy Will". | Gordon, John (I64405)
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| 4868 | Farmer | Dodds, Thomas (I1587)
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| 4869 | Farmer in vicinity of Perth | Dodds, Ralph Smith (I1819)
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| 4870 | Farmer in vicinity of Perth | Dodds, Charles Henry (I1834)
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| 4871 | Farmer in vicinity of Perth | Dodds, Mathew R. (I1827)
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| 4872 | Farmer Killed Near His Home A Bathurst farmer, Thomas R. Hossie, 79, died on Thursday afternoon, after the car which he was driving was struck by a CPR freight train about 2:15, at a level crossing on his farm property on the 3rd line of Bathurst. His autao, a 1956 model , was struck by a west-bound freight, and the impact hurled this vehicle about 30 feet into a ditch. Visability was good in both directions. Mr. Hossie was proceeding down a lane to his farm. Dr David Craig was summoned to the scene andMr Hossie was rremoved to the GWM Hospital by Blair and Son ambulance, where he passed away two hours later. The train crew were engineer George White and conductor Rod McGillis, both of Smiths Falls. The accident, the first train-car fatality in the district in several years, was investigated by Cpl. John Hillmer and Constable Martin Brindle of the Provincial Police Detachment at Perth. The Perth Courier May 3, 1962, p.1 | Hossie, Thomas Russell (I7104)
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| 4873 | Farmer, 6th Con Bathurst, near village of Brooke. | Blair, John H. Jr. (I2947)
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| 4874 | Farmer, Drummond Twp. C4 L6 (Near Wayside) Wesleyan Methodist Agricultural Report in 1851 identifies his holding as 200 acres, C4 L6 | Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)
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| 4875 | Farmer, North Sherbrooke twp, Lanark Co., near village of Maberly. Married Jane Armstrong at age 24. He had 5 children | Munro, Joseph (I59)
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| 4876 | farmer, retired to Perth, ON | Munroe, Peter (I2885)
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| 4877 | Farmer, vicinity of Perth | Dodds, Alexander (I1792)
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| 4878 | Farrell, Robert A. "Bob" Robert passed away suddenly in hospital in Winchester, Ontario on Tuesday, March 10th , 2015. He was the loved husband to Iona (Wood) Farrell. Bob will be sadly missed by his sisters Delores (Joe) Gagliardi of Milnocket Maine, Dorothy (Daniel) Schriver of Ormocto, N.B and Donna (late John) Dickinson of Richmond Corner, N.B., his sister-in-law Alice Farrell of Richmond Corner, N.B. and many nieces, nephews and friends. He was predeceased by his parents Byron and Frances (Grant) Farrell and his brothers Arnold (late Doreen), Allison "Ally" Farrell and Ralph Farrell. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St., West, Perth on Thursday, March 12, 2015 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Funeral service will be held on Friday in the Chapel at 1:00 P.M. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance of Robert, contributions to the Ottawa Humane Society, 245 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, ON K2E 1A6 or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. | Farrell, Robert Albert (I61590)
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| 4879 | Fatal Run to Fire Carleton Place Fire Chief Victim of Over-Exertion Carleton Place, Ont., January 12 -- The exertion of running from a local theatre to the fire station is believed to have been responsible for the death here during the night of William McIlguham, fire chief here for a number of years. He heard the fire siren while in the theatre and ran som 400 yards to the station, proceeding to the scene of the fire, which was a small blaze in a chimney. He returned to his office, telling his son he was not feeling well. He died soon afterwards. He was 67 years old. | McIlquham, William James (I31737)
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| 4880 | Fate unknown | Tully, Thomas James (I9736)
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| 4881 | father born in Ireland, mother in USA | Mary C. (I54269)
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| 4882 | Father born Scotland, mother born Scotland | Stewart, Isabella "Sarah" (I6964)
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| 4883 | Father David Boyle | Boyle, John (I32116)
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| 4884 | Father Identifies Girl Who Fell From Monument on Island Port Clinton, July 30 William J. Lester of Hazel Park, Mich., has identified the body of the girl who plunged to her death last Friday from the top of the 352-foot Perry Memorial monument at Put-in Bay as his daughter, Betty, 18, Ottawa County Coroner George A. Poe ruled the death suicide. The father said Miss Lester had started for Cedar Point with her sister, Helene, 15, and a girl friend, but got off the boat at Put-in Bay without the knowledge of her companions. When the girls returned home they reported the disappearance of Betty and the father, without knowing of the deaty at the island, started for Put-in Bay where he learned what had occurred and he then came to Port Clinton and identified the body as that of his daughter. He stated that the daughter had been ill for several months and at times became despondent. The parents and sisters, Helene and Joanne, survive. | Lester, Betty M. (I46469)
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| 4885 | father was recorded as John but believed to be an error. This was the only Janet born that year and mother is correct | Family: George Anderson / Jannet "Jennie" Fisher (F14322)
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| 4886 | Father's birth name not legally changed until after Yvonne's birth, June 23, 1967. "Portman" was used by father as an alias until legally changed. | Tooley Portman, Yvonne Kathleen (I53246)
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| 4887 | Father, land grant in Ontario but possibly on canal work in the USA at time of birth. | Affleck, John Knox (I13299)
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| 4888 | Father: Alexander Park, born Ontario Mother: Agnes Easton, born Ontario Married: Ethel Butler Occupation: Auto Wrecking Marital Status at Death, age 77: Married Informant: Mrs. Ethel Park - Wife Source: Royal B.C. Museum Archives D.C.#1972-09-008993 | Park, William David (I45664)
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| 4889 | Father: Hugh Miller b.Abt 1783 Ayrshire, Scotland Mother: Janet Gemmell b.2 Jul 1789 Neilston, Renfrewshire, Scotland Children: 1 Jane Aitken b.1835 Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 2 John Aitken b.1841 Huntley Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada 3 Janet Aitken b.1844 Huntley Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 4 Alexander Aitken b.Abt 1847 Huntley Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 5 James Aitken b.Jan 1848 Ontario, Canada 6 Hugh Aitken b.1851 Huntley Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 7 Robert Aitken b.Abt 1853 Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 8 Duncan Aitken b.Nov 1868 Huntley Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 9 Ellen C. Aitken b.1870 Almonte, Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 10 Elizabeth Aitken b.1879 Huntley Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=biles%2Dall&id=I19190 | Miller, Jane "Jean" (I6999)
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| 4890 | Father: John Bogert Spouse: Herbert Richard Wilson (25 Mar 1885-28 Aug 1937; he died suddenly in Vancouver BC, place of burial listed only as Vancouver although he lived in Burnaby, which was where his widow was interred in 1944). | Bogert, Amelia Wilmina (I60762)
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| 4891 | Father: John William Butler, born England Mother: Clara Debra Cooney, born U.S.A. Married: William David Park Marital Status at Death, age 84: Widowed Informant: Isabel Budd, Executor, Penticton Source: Royal B.C. Museum Archives D.C.#1997-09-000591 | Butler, Ethel Mary (I45665)
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| 4892 | Father: William George McCulloch birthplace Lanark, Ontario Mother: Molly Leader birthplace Burnside, Manitoba Enlisted as a Private, Service number 1000204 in the 226th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba on 13 Dec 1915. He served in England with the C.A.M.C. and was discharged from the service by reason of demobilization on 12 Jul 1919 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. | McCulloch, Robert Kitchener (I25144)
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| 4893 | February 4 1969 Mrs Alma Pearl Smith aged 76 years, 7116 Elbow Drive SW, widow of late Whitman A Smith. Private Services at Leyden's "Chapel of Remembrance" today. Rev John Paterson officiating. Interment Queen's Park Cemetery. The Calgary Albertan Calgary, Alberta, Canada Thu, Feb 6, 1969 February 4 1969 Mrs Alma Pearl Smith aged 76 years 7116 Elbow Drive SW widow of late Whitman A Smith Born at Hartney Manitoba she moved to California in 1893 and returned to Canada in 1912 to Czar Alberta, then to Gladys Ridge area in 1918, and to Calgary in 1929, residing here since. Mrs Smith is survived by one son David Smith Pine Lake Alberta, two daughters Mrs A (Nadine) Pennell Calgary and Mrs (Mary Louise) Prowse Carstairs, 11 grandchildren and one sister Mrs Frank (Ethel) Guyer Van Nuys, California. Private Services at of Thursday Rev John Paterson officiating Interment Park Cemetery. The Calgary Albertan, February 5, 1969, Page 13. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-calgary-albertan-alma-pearl-callande/126184836/ : accessed June 10, 2023), clip page for Alma Pearl Callander obituary by user dianeduncan01 | Callander, Alma Pearl (I18387)
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| 4894 | February, 24 Feb 1832 - Charles Gow, carpenter, Perth and Janet Ferrier, spinster, Burgess married in Perth. Name: Charlotte Gows Age: 28 Gender: Female Birth Place: Otonabee Township Residence: Ashburnham Township Spouse Name: George Brown Spouse Age: 27 Spouse Gender: Male Spouse Birth Place: Otonabee Township Spouse Residence: Smith Township Marriage Date: 5 Feb 1862 Father Name: Charles Mother Name: Janet Perrier Spouse Father Name: George Spouse Mother Name: Agnes Knox County: Peterborough Microfilm Roll: 1030063 | Family: Charles Gow / Jennett Ferrier (F6534)
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| 4895 | FEETHAM ? Aug. 29, Mrs. Emma Berdina Feetham, wife of Benjamin L. and late of Oceanlake, Or.; mother of Mrs. H. S. Smith, sister of Perry Hammer, grandmother of Janet Smith Nicholson and William C. Smith, U.S.N.; member of Portland chapter No. 97, O.E.S. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, Sept. 1, at 10:30 A.M. from the Pearson Funeral Church, NE Knott at Union ave. Friends invited. [The Oregonian, 30 Aug 1945, p39] | Hammer, Emma Berdina (I60074)
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| 4896 | Female Death in 1860 due to Inflammation. The 1861 Census for this family are split across two pages numbered 3 and 12 in District six of the Township of North Elmsley that are not sequential. (Pg. 3) William McLean, Farmer, Scotland, 1839, Church of S., 66 (1795), Male, Married Elizabeth McLean, , Scotland, , Church of S., 40 (1821), Female, Married Henery Evens, , England, Church of E., 22 (1839), Male, Single Mary McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 20 (1841), Female, Single Elen McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 18 (1843), Female, Single Elizabeth McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 16 (1845), Female, Single (Pg. 12) Isabell McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 8 (1853), Female, Single Jane McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 5 (1856), Female, Single [Film: C-1042-1043; 1861 Census] | McLean, Sarah (I44291)
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| 4897 | FERGUS AGNES JOHN FERGUS/MAY HAY F 15/10/1772 498/ 20 86 Kirkintilloch | Fergus, Agnes (I50468)
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| 4898 | FERGUS ANDREW JOHN FERGUS/MAY HAY M 16/11/1777 498/ 20 120 Kirkintilloch | Fergus, Andrew (I50464)
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| 4899 | FERGUS JAMES JOHN FERGUS/MAY HAY M 09/07/1775 498/ 20 103 Kirkintilloch | Fergus, James (I50467)
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| 4900 | FERGUS JANET JOHN FERGUS/MAY HAY F 07/06/1770 498/ 20 68 Kirkintilloch | Fergus, Janet "Jane" (I50462)
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