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• Residence: 1901, Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1911, Cennential, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

John married Mary Kate Chisholm in 1925 in Port Hood, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. Mary was born on 12 Jan 1896 in Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: 1891, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1901, Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Buried:
Transcriber interpreted date as 16 Sep 1903.

Judique Cemetery (next to Catholic Church)

Angus married Mary MacDonald. Mary (daughter of John MacDonald and Margaret MacIsaac) was born on 24 May 1866 in Lower River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; died in 1938 in Judique, Iverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Baptism: 27 May 1866, Port Hawkesbury, Inverness, Nova Scotia; at St. Joseph's
• Residence: 1871, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1881, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1891, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1901, Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1911, Cennential, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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• Residence: 1861, Inverness County, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1871, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1891, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1901, Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

Angus married Jane Cameron on 10 Jan 1843 in Mabou, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. Jane (daughter of Donald Cameron and Mary MacInnes) was born in 1816 in Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; died after 1901. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: 1871, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1881, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1891, Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1901, Long Point, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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• Residence: 1861, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1871, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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THE MACDONALDS OF GLENORA, RIVER INHABITANTS.
Alexander MacDonald, son of Donald MacDonald, was born a South Uist, Scotland and emmigrated to Cape Breton in the year 1790. He took up a farm of 600 acres on the western side of the River Inhabitants, at the place now called Glenora. He died in 1861. His first wife was Catherine McDougall of Rear Long Point. They had issue one son and one daughter, namely: Angus and Margaret, Angus married Isabel McVarish and had three sons, Angus, Donald and Alexander, and six daughters, Mary, Annie, Katie, Margaret, Catherine and Sarah. Margaret married Donald MacDonald (Og) of Creignish, and had five sons and three daughters.
Alexander's first wife died and his second wife was Mary MacDonald. They had issue: one son, John and three daughters, Catherine, Mary and Anne. John married Margaret Mclsaac and had issue: three sons and four daughters, viz: Malcolm, who died in Seattle, Washington, in 1892; Alexander, who died in 1894 and John on the old homestead. The daughters are Catherine, wife of John Cameron, Annie, wife of Alex M. MacDonald, Mary, wife of Angus MacDonald and Mary Jane, who died in 1894. Catherine, Alex's daughter married Alexander MacDonald of Creignish, and had one son. Mary married Alexander Mclntyre, and had a family of four sons and four daughters. Ann died in the year 1911.
- History of Inverness County Nova Scotia, J. L. MacDougall, 1922

John married Margaret MacIsaac on 4 Feb 1853 in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Margaret (daughter of Archibald MacIsaac and Mary MacMaster) was born on 6 Jan 1831 in Lower Port Hastings, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; died on 24 Feb 1911 in Glenora, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: 1871, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1881, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1891, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1901, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Donald married Sarah MacMaster. Sarah (daughter of John (Red John) MacMaster and Mary MacIsaac) was born in in Creignish, Nova Scotia, Canada; died in in Cennential, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: Rear Judique, Inverness, Nova Scotia
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THE DONALD CAMERON FAMILY
This Donald Cameron was descended from Lochiel, and had several of the earmarks of his renowned ancestor. He settled down on a farm in Judique and was an early immigrant to that district. He was married to Mary Maclnnes, daughter of Robert the Mason, with issue: Duncan (died at age of 18 years) Angus, John, (two boys who died in infancy) Sarah, who was married to Donald MacDougall of Judique Intervale; Isabel, married to John MacDonald (Retland); Nancy, married to Stephen Gillis; Jane, married to Angus MacDonald; Flora married to Hugh MacLean; Jane married to Donald MacDonald, and Mary who died unmarried.
- History of Inverness County Nova Scotia, MacDougall, 1922

Donald Cameron, descended from the West Highland Clan Cameron, Lochiel branch. Born in Scotland, probably Lochaber.

Donald married Mary MacInnes. Mary (daughter of Robert MacInnes) was born about 1787 in Prince Edward Island, Canada; died after 1871. [Group Sheet]

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• Arrival: 1790, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada; emigrated from Scotland

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Alexander MacDonald, son of Donald MacDonald, was born in South Uist, Scotland and emigrated to Cage Breton in the year 1790. He took up a farm of 600 acres on the western side of the River Inhabtants, at the place now called Glenora. He died in 1861. His first wife was Catherine McDougall of Rear Long Point. They had issue one son and one daughter, namely: Angus and Margaret, Angus married Isabel McVarish and had three sons, Angus, Donald and Alexander, and six daughters, Mary, Annie, Katie, Margaret, Catherine and Sarah. Margaret married Donald MacDonald (Og) of Creignish, and had five sons and three daughters.
Alexander's first wife died and his second wife was Mary MacDonald. They had issue: one son, John and three daughters, Catherine, Mary and Anne. John married Margaret McIsaac and had issue: three sons and four daughters, viz: Malcolm, who died in Seattle, Washington, in 1892; Alexander, who died in 1894 and John on the old homestead. The daughters are Catherine, wife of John Cameron, Annie, wife of Alex M. MacDonald, Mary, wife of Angus MacDonald and Mary Jane, who died in 1894. Catherine, Alex's daughter married Alexander MacDonald of Creignish, and had one son. Mary married Alexander McIntyre, and had a family of four sons and four daughters. Ann died in the year 1911. -[1] History of Inverness County, Nova Scotia, by J.L. MacDougall, Jan 2, 1922, p.198, 246

Alexander married Mary MacDonald. Mary was born about 1791 in Scotland; and died. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: 1871, River Inhabitants, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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• Residence: 1861, Plaister Cove (Port Hastings), Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1871, Plaister Cove (Port Hastings), Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Archibald Maclsaac, one of the early pioneers that came to this district from Scotland, was about twenty years of age when he landed in Cape Breton. Schools were much needed at the time, and teaching appealed to him. He engaged as a teacher, and kept at it for over twenty years, placing the young people of his day under lasting obligations to him for the chance he gave them to make a fair start in life.
He married Mary, a daughter of Mrs. Mary MacMaster of Creignish and raised a large family, three sons and seven daughters.
Two brothers of Archibald Maclsaac came out from Scotland in pioneer days and settled in Antigonish. John was a tailor and Donald a mason by trade.
Pioneer Archibald Maclsaac, school teacher, and the Maclsaac's of Broad Cove Banks [Archibald, son of John and possibly John, son of John] are of the same Maclsaac's.
- History of Inverness County, Nova Scotia, by J.L. MacDougall, Jan 2, 1922 p. 148

Archibald married Mary MacMaster about 1829 in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. Mary was born about 1806 in Creignish, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; died after 1881 in Nova Scotia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: 1861, Plaister Cove (Port Hastings), Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1871, Plaister Cove (Port Hastings), Nova Scotia, Canada
• Residence: 1881, Port Hastings, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Stella Maris Cemetery

John married Mary MacIsaac in Atigonish, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. Mary was born in 1780/1790 in Antigonish, Antigonish, Nova Scotia; and died. [Group Sheet]

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THE MacINNES FAMILY.
In Scotland of old this family name was written and used without the "Mac". The name we now write as Robert Maclnnes would have been written in earlier Scotland as Robert Innes. We presume this was the chief difficulty in proving the rights of this family of Judique to a vast estate left in Scotland to the heirs and next of kin of one Jane Innes.
It would appear that none of that name without the Mac can now be found in Scotland to claim that large legacy, and that the development of the prefix "Mac" is a disqualification for such of the family as have come to America. Hence, the large estate of Innes has to wait, nay grow, and go a-begging for claimants who know their own name. The case is a painful comment on the misfortune of not preserving family names and records.
Some years ago we saw an official statement anent the Innes Estate, a portion of which was then valued at more than Eight Thousand Pounds sterling. We have a strong moral conviction that the true and lawful heirs to that estate are the MacInnes family of Judique: but, as at present advised, we have not the positive legal proof. We believe the Government of the Province would do well to appoint a strong and reliable Commission to trace out the history of this family in Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island and Scotland, in connection with the above estate. According to certain documents which we have read, the direct heir of Jane Innes was one Robert Innes. Who is or was this Robert Innes?
About the year 1800 Robert MacInnes came, with his family, to Judique, where he settled down permanently. For a considerable period of years, just before coming to Judique, Mr. MacInnes had lived and worked at his trade (that of a stone mason) in Prince Edward Island. We think he came to yonder Island in 1772, in the ship A!exander, with a large body of Highlanders brought out hither by Captain John MacDonald, Lord of Glenaladale. He was married to Mary MacEachern, sister to Aeneas MacEachern who afterwards became a Catholic Bishop, with jurisdiction over Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island, and Nova Scotia. Two sisters and a brother of Mrs. Maclnnes also settled in Judique. They were Mrs. ZAllan Ban MacK Donnell, Mrs. Michael MacDonald, and Ewen MacEachern elsewhere referred to. The family of Robert Maclnnes by his wife Mary MacEachern consisted of three sons and nine daughters, namely: Alexander, Donald, Robert, Margaret, Mary, Cecily, Isabel, Elizabeth, Jane, Catherine, Mary and Ann.
Alexander (Alisdair Mac Rob) was married to Mary MacEachern of Creignish, and had the following sons and daughters: Hugh, Angus, Robert, Alexander, John, Allan, Charles, Cecily, Mary, Jessie and Flora.
Donald (son of Robert Sr.) was married to Mary Cameron, by whom he had: Charles, Robert, and several daughters.
Rob's daughters were married as follows: Margaret to John MacEachern of Creignish; Mary to Donald Cameron of Rear Judique; Cecily to Alexander MacDonald of East Bay; Isabel to John MacDonald of Little Mabou; Elizabeth to Angus MacDougall of Rear Judique Intervale; Jane to Wm. Sutherland of Little Mabou; Catherine to a MacDonald of Mabou Harbor; Mary (Jr.) was also married at East Bay; and Ann lived out her life on the homestead unmarried.
Robert, son of Alexander, was married to Rebecca Cameron with issue: Alexander, Robert, Allan, Mary, Cecily, Flora, Jessie and Mary.
John, son of Alexander, was married to Catherine Innis and had Alexander, Allan, and Mary. Charles was married to Flora MacLean with issue: Alexander, Allan and Mary.
Alexander, Rob Gow's son, was married to Jessie MacDonald of Port Hastings and had Robert, Duncan, Kate, Ann, Jane, and Mary Jane.
Allan was married to a Miss McInnis of Rear Judique with issue: Robert, Rebecca and Catherine.
Mary married Duncan MacEachern Rear Banks, Flora married Angus Cameron, West Lake Ainslie; Catherine, Hugh Gillis, Port Hood Mines; Jessie married John J. Daly, New York- and Mary married Angus R. MacDougall of Port Hood.
Duncan MacInnes married Martha Livingstone of Little Judique and his children are the sixth generation living successively on the one farm for more than a century.
- https://www.electricscotland.com/canada/inverness/chapter17.htm

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