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William Henry Neilson was born on 30 March 1910 at Winchester, Middlesex, Massachusetts.1,2 Heattended college at Boston University, in the College of Business Administration at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, from 1928 to 1932.3 He married Mary Josephine McIntyre, daughter of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron, on 21 October 1939 at Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.2 His Social Security Number was 019-26-7494; in Massachusetts issued 1951.1 William Henry Neilson and Mary Josephine McIntyre lived from 1955 to 1993 at 65 Essex Court, Port Washington, Nassau, New York.4 William Henry Neilson died on 26 April 1993 at Port Washington, Nassau, New York, at age 83; Saint Francis Hospital.1 He is buried in Nassau Knolls Cemetery, at Port Washington, Nassau, New York, where burial took place circa 30 April 1993.5

1. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online.
2. [S16] Neilson Bible.
3. [S169] Sean Pickett, "Boston University Grads," e-mails to Joe Makowiec, 1999-2001.
4. [S101] Personal knowledge, Judith A Neilson.
5. [S73] Personal knowledge, Joseph P Makowiec.

Mary Josephine McIntyre was born on 26 May 1913 at Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron. Mary Josephine McIntyre married William Henry Neilson on 21 October 1939 at Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.2 Her married name was Neilson. Mary Josephine McIntyre and William Henry Neilson lived from 1955 to 1993 at 65 Essex Court, Port Washington, Nassau, New York.3 Mary Josephine McIntyre was widowed by the death of William Henry Neilson on 26 April 1993 at Port Washington, Nassau, New York; Saint Francis Hospital.4 Mary Josephine McIntyre lived from 1994 to 26 April 2000 at Madison, New Haven, Connecticut; Madison House.5 She died on 12 September 2000 at Madison, New Haven, Connecticut, at age 87.3 She is buried in Nassau Knolls Cemetery, at Port Washington, Nassau, New York, where burial took place 16 September 2000.3

1. [S15] Children of William McIntyre and Annabel Cameron entry, Birth Certificate, page 277 file #2327.
2. [S16] Neilson Bible.
3. [S101] Personal knowledge, Judith A Neilson.
4. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online.
5. [S73] Personal knowledge, Joseph P Makowiec.

William John McIntyre also went by the name of Billy Based on conversations with Archie Mills. Archie's cousin Archie Mills went to the Boston area to look for work, and visited 'Billy' McIntyre, who was able to find work for him with New England Telephone. He was born on 12 January 1873 at Black River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.1 William John McIntyre was born on 1 December 1876 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2,3 He appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.4 William John McIntyre was employed by New England Telephone Company.5 He married Annabel Cameron, daughter of Donald Allan Cameron and Catherine McDonald, on 10 June 1902.3,6 William John McIntyre lived at Dudley Ave and Concord Rd, Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He died on 14 August 1942 at Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 69.7,3 He is buried in Calvary Cemetery, at Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, in the Funeral at Saint Andrew's Church, North Billerica where burial took place 17 August 1942.8

     Children of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron:

Clarence Cameron McIntyre   (03 Apr 1903 - 10 Mar 1963)
Francis Xavier McIntyre+   (27 May 1906 - 10 Feb 1960)
Catherine Rita McIntyre+   (30 Mar 1908 - 23 Feb 1998)
Mary Josephine McIntyre+   (26 May 1913 - 12 Sep 2000)

1. [S202] Antigonish County Births, County Birth Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, B.001.135; B003.190.
2. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942, Age listed as 67.
3. [S94] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "McIntyre Family Group Sheet", Includes nine children.
4. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.
5. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942, "In early manhood he entered the employ of the New England Telephone Company...".
6. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 61.
7. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942.
8. [S18] Calvary Cemetery, Waltham Records, Grave #1; age 67; Undertaker Michael E Walsh.

Clarence Cameron McIntyre also went by the name of Clar (pronounced 'Clare').1 He was born on 3 April 1903 at Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron.3 Clarence Cameron McIntyre was ordained on 10 June 1929 at Washington, District of Columbia; National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception; The Right Reverend Thomas J Shahan DD ordaining prelate.4 Clarence Cameron McIntyre was also known as Reverend Clarence Cameron McIntyre OMI.5 He witnessed the marriage of Edward F Glynn and Catherine Rita McIntyre in 1936. Clarence Cameron McIntyre witnessed the burial of William John McIntyre on 17 August 1942 at Calvary Cemetery, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Funeral at Saint Andrew's Church, North Billerica.6 Clarence Cameron McIntyre witnessed the burial of Annabel Cameron on 25 January 1945 at Calvary Cemetery, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Funeral Saint Raphael's Church, West Medford.7 Clarence Cameron McIntyre died on 10 March 1963 at McCook, Red Willow, Nebraska, at age 59; Second Sunday of Lent.1,8 He is buried in Cemetery, Oblates of Mary Immaculate House, at Tewksbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts.1

1. [S101] Personal knowledge, Judith A Neilson.
2. [S15] Children of William McIntyre and Annabel Cameron entry, Birth Certificate, Page 95 file #1010.
3. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942.
4. [S85] Clarence Cameron McIntyre omi, Ordination invitation, 1929 Archie Mills files.
5. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942, Celebrant of Solemn Requiem Mass.
6. [S18] Calvary Cemetery, Waltham Records, Grave #1; age 67; Undertaker Michael E Walsh.
7. [S18] Calvary Cemetery, Waltham Records, Grave #2.
8. [S118] Clarence Cameron McIntyre omi, Prayer Card, 1963 Joseph P Makowiec files.

Annabel Cameron was born on 29 June 1883 at Upper South River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1 She was the daughter of Donald Allan Cameron and Catherine McDonald. Annabel Cameron appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine McDonald at Upper South River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2 Annabel Cameron married William John McIntyre, son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall, on 10 June 1902.3,4 Her married name was McIntyre.4 Annabel Cameron was widowed by the death of William John McIntyre on 14 August 1942 at Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts.5,3 Annabel Cameron lived at 650 Mystic Valley Parkway, West Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.6 She died on 22 January 1945 at Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 61.7,6 She is buried in Calvary Cemetery, at Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, in the Funeral Saint Raphael's Church, West Medford where burial took place 25 January 1945.8

     Children of Annabel Cameron and William John McIntyre:

Clarence Cameron McIntyre   (03 Apr 1903 - 10 Mar 1963)
Francis Xavier McIntyre+   (27 May 1906 - 10 Feb 1960)
Catherine Rita McIntyre+   (30 Mar 1908 - 23 Feb 1998)
Mary Josephine McIntyre+   (26 May 1913 - 12 Sep 2000)

1. [S41] Edward Glynn, "McIntyre/Cameron Family fax", Genealogical information collected by Ed Glynn and faxed to us prior to our second(?) trip to Nova Scotia.
2. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Upper South River district, Family 72.
3. [S94] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "McIntyre Family Group Sheet", Includes nine children.
4. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 61.
5. [S19] McIntyre William obit, The Casket, August 1942.
6. [S20] Cameron McIntyre, Annabel obit, 27 Jan 1945, p 3.
7. [S18] Calvary Cemetery, Waltham Records.
8. [S18] Calvary Cemetery, Waltham Records, Grave #2.

Catherine Rita McIntyre was born on 30 March 1908 at Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts.2,3 She was the daughter of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron.2 Her married name was Glynn. Catherine Rita McIntyre married Edward F Glynn in 1936. Catherine Rita McIntyre was special education teacher at Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts, from 1955 to 1975.4 She was widowed by the death of Edward F Glynn on 9 June 1988 at Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts.3 Catherine Rita McIntyre died on 23 February 1998 at Marriottsville, Howard, Maryland, at age 89; Stroke.5,4 She died at the provincialate of the Sisters of Bon Secours in Marriottsville, Maryland where she had been living for approx. 3 years.6,4 She is buried in Saint Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemetery, at Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts, where burial took place 27 February 1998.4

1. Middle name from E. Glynn fax.
2. [S15] Children of William McIntyre and Annabel Cameron entry, Birth Certificate, page 186 file #1554.
3. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online.
4. [S44] Eagle Tribune (Online), Wednesday, February 25, 1998.
5. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online, for date.
6. [S73] Personal knowledge, Joseph P Makowiec.

John McIntyre was born in 1834.1 He was the son of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser. John McIntyre married Catherine MacDougall, daughter of Alexander MacDougall and Mary Deason.1,2 John McIntyre appeared on the census of 1871 at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 He died on 1 October 1879 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.4,1 He is buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.5

     Children of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall:

Daniel McIntyre   (1868 - bt 1900 - 1921)
John McIntyre   (29 May 1869 - 02 Apr 1897)
Annie McIntyre   (1870 - bt 1930 - 1945)
Alexander McIntyre+   (1871 - 26 Oct 1936)
William John McIntyre+   (12 Jan 1873 - 14 Aug 1942)
Joseph Farquher McIntyre   (22 Oct 1874 - 31 Dec 1900)
Margaret McIntyre   (26 Jan 1876 - a 13 Apr 1938)
Mary Jane McIntyre   (11 Mar 1878 - 17 Oct 1921)
Roderick Kennedy McIntyre   (17 Jun 1879 - 13 Aug 1945)

1. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
2. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, V 2 p 112 Note 102.
3. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, District "Sta2" Family 067.
4. [S125] Immaculate Conception Death Records.
5. [S111] Heatherton Cemetery Online, online.

Catherine MacDougall also went by the name of Kitty.3 Catherine MacDougall was also known as McDougald this spelling of her surname is from the Heatherton parish registers.4 She was born in 1842.1 She was the daughter of Alexander MacDougall and Mary Deason. Catherine MacDougall married John McIntyre, son of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser.1,5 Her married name was McIntyre.1 Catherine MacDougall appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John McIntyre at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.6 Catherine MacDougall was widowed by the death of John McIntyre on 1 October 1879 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.7,1 Catherine MacDougall appeared on the census of 1891 at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.8 She died on 2 March 1930 at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts.9,1 She is buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.10

     Children of Catherine MacDougall and John McIntyre:

Daniel McIntyre   (1868 - bt 1900 - 1921)
John McIntyre   (29 May 1869 - 02 Apr 1897)
Annie McIntyre   (1870 - bt 1930 - 1945)
Alexander McIntyre+   (1871 - 26 Oct 1936)
William John McIntyre+   (12 Jan 1873 - 14 Aug 1942)
Joseph Farquher McIntyre   (22 Oct 1874 - 31 Dec 1900)
Margaret McIntyre   (26 Jan 1876 - a 13 Apr 1938)
Mary Jane McIntyre   (11 Mar 1878 - 17 Oct 1921)
Roderick Kennedy McIntyre   (17 Jun 1879 - 13 Aug 1945)

1. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
2. [S23] Kathleen MacKenzie, Antigonish Priests, p 75.
3. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish.
4. [S109] Heatherton parish registers.
5. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, V 2 p 112 Note 102.
6. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, District "Sta2" Family 067.
7. [S125] Immaculate Conception Death Records.
8. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.
9. [S105] The Casket, March, 1930.
10. [S111] Heatherton Cemetery Online, online.

John McIntyre was born in 1867.1,2 He was born on 29 May 1869 at Black River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.1 John McIntyre appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John McIntyre at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.4 John McIntyre died on 2 April 1897 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 27.1,5 He is buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1

1. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
2. [S105] The Casket, March, 1897.
3. [S202] Antigonish County Births, County Birth Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, B.001.66.
4. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, District "Sta2" Family 067.
5. [S105] The Casket, April, 1897.

Joseph Farquher McIntyre was born on 22 October 1874 at Black River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2,3,1 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.2 Joseph Farquher McIntyre was Lineman - died in accident from 1894 to 1900.3 He died on 31 December 1900 at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 26; fall from a pole.3 He is buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, where burial took place 5 January 1901.2,3

1. [S202] Antigonish County Births, County Birth Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, B.001.177; B.003.256.
2. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
3. [S105] The Casket, January, 1901.

Mary Jane McIntyre was also known as Maysie McIntyre.1,2 She was born on 11 March 1878 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3,4,1 She was the daughter of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.4 Mary Jane McIntyre appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.5 Mary Jane McIntyre died on 17 October 1921 at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 43.6,7,2,8 She is buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.4,8

1. [S94] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "McIntyre Family Group Sheet", Includes nine children.
2. [S105] The Casket, October 27, 1921 p 11.
3. [S109] Heatherton parish registers.
4. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
5. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.
6. [S21] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York, Year only.
7. [S94] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "McIntyre Family Group Sheet", Includes nine children, Year only.
8. [S109] Heatherton parish registers, Burials, p 13.

Roderick Kennedy McIntyre was born on 17 June 1879 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1,2 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.1 Roderick Kennedy McIntyre appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 Roderick Kennedy McIntyre was educated at Saint Francis Xavier College at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, between 1900 and 1904.1 He studied at Grand Séminaire Montréal, Québec, Canada, between 1904 and 1907.1 He was ordained on 29 June 1907 at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada; Saint Ninian's Cathedral.1 Roderick Kennedy McIntyre was also known as Reverend R K McIntyre. He was Professor of Chemistry at Saint Francis Xavier College at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, between September 1907 and 12 June 1936.1 He was Pastor of Saint Joseph's Church at Bras d'Or, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, between 12 June 1936 and 6 November 1940.1 Saint Joseph's Church, where Father RK/Uncle Rod was pastor, is actually located in 'Little' Bras d'Or, Cape Breton. It is referred to here as simply 'Bras d'Or' in deference to Father RK's preference for eliminating the 'Little'.4 He was retired in 1940; Forced into retirement because of ALS.4 He died on 13 August 1945 at Bras d'Or, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 66; Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis.1,2 He is buried in Saint Joseph's Cemetery, at Bras d'Or, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada.1

1. [S23] Kathleen MacKenzie, Antigonish Priests, p 75.
2. [S109] Heatherton parish registers.
3. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.
4. [S79] Interview, Rev Cyril Bauer, July 1995.

Francis Xavier McIntyre was born on 27 May 1906 at West Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron. Francis Xavier McIntyre married Agnes Dunlop, daughter of Elizabeth Webster.1 Francis Xavier McIntyre died on 10 February 1960 at age 53. He is buried in Fox Hill Cemetery, at Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts.2

1. [S119] Interview, Alan McIntyre and others, 3 September 1995.
2. [S127] Memorial Service; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 9 June 2000.

Donald McIntyre was born at South Uist, Scotland. He married Nancy Fraser, daughter of Alexander Fraser.1 Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser immigrated on 8 August 1822; According to MacLean, Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser arrived at Cape Breton with Father (later Bishop) Fraser, and remained with him until they debarked at Antigonish Harbor.2,1 Donald McIntyre died before 1866; Death record for his wife indicates that she was a widow.3

     Children of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser:

Christina McIntyre
Mary McIntyre+   (1823 - 09 Mar 1892)
Eliza McIntyre+   (1825 - 18 Oct 1866)
Catherine McIntyre+   (1830 - 1884)
John McIntyre+   (1834 - 01 Oct 1879)

1. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, V 2 p 112 Note 102.
2. [S23] Kathleen MacKenzie, Antigonish Priests, p 40.
3. [S203] Antigonish County Deaths, County Death Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, D.001, P 12 #130.

Nancy Fraser was born in 1790; Death register indicates death at age 76, and born in "North Britain".1 She was the daughter of Alexander Fraser.1 Nancy Fraser was born at Strathglass, Scotland. She married Donald McIntyre.2 Her married name was McIntyre. Nancy Fraser and Donald McIntyre immigrated on 8 August 1822; According to MacLean, Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser arrived at Cape Breton with Father (later Bishop) Fraser, and remained with him until they debarked at Antigonish Harbor.3,2 Nancy Fraser was widowed by the death of Donald McIntyre before 1866; Death record for his wife indicates that she was a widow.1 Nancy Fraser died on 14 December 1866 at Black River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia; Dropsy.1

     Children of Nancy Fraser and Donald McIntyre:

Christina McIntyre
Mary McIntyre+   (1823 - 09 Mar 1892)
Eliza McIntyre+   (1825 - 18 Oct 1866)
Catherine McIntyre+   (1830 - 1884)
John McIntyre+   (1834 - 01 Oct 1879)

1. [S203] Antigonish County Deaths, County Death Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, D.001, P 12 #130.
2. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, V 2 p 112 Note 102.
3. [S23] Kathleen MacKenzie, Antigonish Priests, p 40.

Alexander McIntyre was born in 1871 at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1,2 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall. Alexander McIntyre appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2 Alexander McIntyre married May Connors.1 Alexander McIntyre died on 26 October 1936 at Glassburn, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada; 'He had been in poor health for years, having as a young man sustained a paralytic stroke from which he never recovered.' Obituary, The Casket, November ?, 1936.1 He is buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, where burial took place 28 October 1936.1

1. [S104] The Casket, October 1936.
2. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.

May Connors married Alexander McIntyre, son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.1 Her married name was McIntyre.1

1. [S104] The Casket, October 1936.

Alexander MacDougall married Mary Deason, daughter of William Deason and (?) MacLellan.

     Children of Alexander MacDougall and Mary Deason:

Catherine MacDougall+   (1842 - 02 Mar 1930)

(?) MacLellan married William Deason, son of William Deason.

     Children of (?) MacLellan and William Deason:

Mary Deason+

William Deason was born at Aberdeen, Scotland.

     Child of William Deason:

William Deason+

Margaret McIntyre was born on 26 January 1876 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1,2 She was the daughter of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall. Margaret McIntyre appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 Her married name was Donahue. Margaret McIntyre married James Donahue. Margaret McIntyre died after 13 April 1938 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.4

1. [S109] Heatherton parish registers.
2. [S202] Antigonish County Births, County Birth Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, B.001.203; B003.380.
3. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.
4. [S45] Letter, Rev R K McIntyre to various, several dates late 1930s.

Donald Allan Cameron was born at Nova Scotia. He was the son of Allan Cameron and Mary Gillis. Donald Allan Cameron married Catherine McDonald, daughter of Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) and Margaret MacDonell. Donald Allan Cameron died in 1890; Donald Allan CAMERON did not appear in the 1891 census of Antigonish County, although his wife and several of his children did.

     Children of Donald Allan Cameron and Catherine McDonald:

Annabel Cameron+   (29 Jun 1883 - 22 Jan 1945)

Catherine McDonald was also known as Catherine MacDonald.1 She Judy's g grandmother, married to Donald Cameron (ID 164 in mak.tmg); her id is 165.1 She was born in 1823.2 She was the daughter of Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) and Margaret MacDonell.3,1 Catherine McDonald married Donald Allan Cameron, son of Allan Cameron and Mary Gillis. Her married name was Cameron. Catherine McDonald was widowed by the death of Donald Allan Cameron in 1890; Donald Allan CAMERON did not appear in the 1891 census of Antigonish County, although his wife and several of his children did. Catherine McDonald appeared on the census of 1891 at Upper South River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.4 She died on 2 May 1906 at Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts.5,6,7 She is buried at Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts.6

     Children of Catherine McDonald and Donald Allan Cameron:

Annabel Cameron+   (29 Jun 1883 - 22 Jan 1945)

1. [S147] Unknown Author, "MACDONALD (MACBRIDES) FGS".
2. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Upper South River district, Family 72 lists her age in 1891 as 68.
3. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 60.
4. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Upper South River district, Family 72.
5. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 61 for place.
6. [S92] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "Cameron Family Group Sheet", Includes thirteen children, but one is unknown.
7. [S105] The Casket, 10 May 1906 v 54 no 19 p 5.

Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) was the son of Angus MacDonald and Mary MacDonald.3 Because of the large numbers of people with the same name in an area (particularly names like M(a)cDonald and Chisholm) nicknames were applied. It would appear that this McDonald family were the MacBride McDonalds. DOF lists him only as Donald Angus MacBride. Given the naming conventions, he would be Donald, son of Angus, of the MacBride McDonalds. See MacLean, History of Antigonish v 1 p 85-6: "In the year 1801 the ship "Nora" with 500 immigrants... Angus McDonald (MacBride), a native of Knoydart, and Roderick Chisholm, a native of Strathglass, two of the Nora immigrants, were the pioneers of ... Marydale." and v 2 p 84 note 5: "Angus MacDonald (MacBride) was the father of Donald..."4 Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) was also known as Donald MacDonald.3 He married Margaret MacDonell, daughter of (?) McDonnell.3 Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) died before 1895.5

     Children of Donald Angus McDonald (MacBride) and Margaret MacDonell:

Catherine McDonald+   (1823 - 02 May 1906)

1. DOF lists his name as Donald Angus MacBride.
2. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 60.
3. [S147] Unknown Author, "MACDONALD (MACBRIDES) FGS".
4. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, v 1 p 85-6; v 2 p 84 note 5.
5. [S105] The Casket, May 16, 1895 Vol 44 No 17 P 5 (P 5 is mis-typeset as P 7).

Allan Cameron was born on 6 November 1774 at Strone Lea, Kilmallie, Argyll, Scotland.1 He was the son of Dougald Cameron and Sine Cameron. Allan Cameron married Mary Gillis.2 Allan Cameron died on 17 February 1857 at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, at age 82.3,4 He is buried at South River Cemetery, Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia; Name on the stone appears to be 'Alen Cameron'. Stone is split straight through the name (6 Aug 2000).4

     Children of Allan Cameron and Mary Gillis:

Donald Allan Cameron+   ( - 1890)

1. [S136] Kilmallie OPR.
2. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 59.
3. [S46] Letter, Sadie Cameron to Steve Schramka, 1996.
4. [S132] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 3 and 6 August 2000.

Her married name was McDonald.1 Mary Gillis married Allan Cameron, son of Dougald Cameron and Sine Cameron.1 Her married name was Cameron.

     Children of Mary Gillis and Allan Cameron:

Donald Allan Cameron+   ( - 1890)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 59.

Agnes Dunlop was born on 8 August 1908 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Elizabeth Webster.2 Agnes Dunlop married Francis Xavier McIntyre, son of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron.1 Her married name was McIntyre. Agnes Dunlop was widowed by the death of Francis Xavier McIntyre on 10 February 1960. Agnes Dunlop lived from 1990 to 10 March 2000 at Logan Square Ease Care Center, 2 Franklin Town Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She died on 10 March 2000 at Logan Square Ease Care Center, 2 Franklin Town Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at age 91. She was cremated on 11 March 2000. She is buried in Fox Hill Cemetery, at Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts, where burial took place 9 June 2000.3,2

1. [S119] Interview, Alan McIntyre and others, 3 September 1995.
2. [S127] Memorial Service; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 9 June 2000.
3. [S73] Personal knowledge, Joseph P Makowiec.

Mary Deason married Alexander MacDougall. Mary Deason was born at Milford Haven, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada. She was the daughter of William Deason and (?) MacLellan.

     Children of Mary Deason and Alexander MacDougall:

Catherine MacDougall+   (1842 - 02 Mar 1930)

William Deason was the son of William Deason. William Deason married (?) MacLellan.

     Children of William Deason and (?) MacLellan:

Mary Deason+

Daniel McIntyre was born in 1868.1 He was the son of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall. Daniel McIntyre appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John McIntyre at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2 Daniel McIntyre died between 1900 and 1921; Died bet death of his brother Joseph in 1900 and before the death of his sister Mary Jane (Maysie) in 1921 (see respective obits). He is buried in the Boston.3

1. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, Listed as age 3.
2. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, District "Sta2" Family 067.
3. [S94] Unknown but believed to be Edward Glynn, "McIntyre Family Group Sheet", Includes nine children.

James Donahue married Margaret McIntyre, daughter of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.

Annie McIntyre was also known as Ann Eliza Listed this way on 1871 census index.1 She was born in 1870. She was the daughter of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall. Annie McIntyre appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John McIntyre at Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.2 Annie McIntyre appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Catherine MacDougall at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 Her married name was MacNeil. Annie McIntyre married Peter MacNeil. Annie McIntyre died between 1930 and 1945; Her mother died at her house in 1930 (see obit), and her brother Father RK McIntyre was the last of his family to die in 1945.

1. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census.
2. [S201] 1871 Canadian Federal Census, District "Sta2" Family 067.
3. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Saint Andrews, Family 17.

Peter MacNeil married Annie McIntyre, daughter of John McIntyre and Catherine MacDougall.

Edward F Glynn was born on 16 January 1908.2 He married Catherine Rita McIntyre, daughter of William John McIntyre and Annabel Cameron, in 1936. Edward F Glynn died on 9 June 1988 at Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts, at age 80.2 He is buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, at Lawrence, Essex, Massachusetts, where burial took place 12 June 1988.3

1. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online, For middle initial.
2. [S7] Rootsweb Social Security Death Index, online.
3. [S198] Cemetery Survey, Saint Mary's Cemetery, Lawrence, Massachusetts; Joe Makowiec, 20 April 2002.

Dougald Cameron was born at Sron-a-Li, Lochaber, Scotland. He was the son of Ewen Cameron. Dougald Cameron married Sine Cameron circa 1770.1 Dougald Cameron died say 1784; based on birth of Rev Mr Ewan CAMERON in 1785 to his wife Sine and Dougald CAMERON.

     Children of Dougald Cameron and Sine Cameron:

Hugh Cameron+   (1771 - 17 May 1856)
Allan Cameron+   (06 Nov 1774 - 17 Feb 1857)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 45.

Sine Cameron was born at Sron-a-Li, Lochaber, Scotland.1 Sine Cameron was also known as Jean Cameron as listed in several records in IGI.2 Sine Cameron was also known as Jane Cameron in the Anglicized version.3 She married Dougald Cameron, son of Ewen Cameron, circa 1770.4 Sine Cameron was widowed by the death of Dougald Cameron say 1784; based on birth of Rev Mr Ewan CAMERON in 1785 to his wife Sine and Dougald CAMERON. Kilmallie is the old name given to land north of Loch Eil and west of the river Lochy. Today the name is preserved by the local Parish Church. There are three Church buildings; a two-hundred year old building in Corpach, a more modern one in Caol and a lovely Chapel hidden in the forest of Achnacarry. DOF says that Dougald and Sine lived in Sron-a-Li, Lochaber, in the Fort William area. According to LDS records, Dougald and Sine's sons were born in Strone Lea, Kilmallie . Kilmallie is only about 4 miles from Fort William on the A830.

     Children of Sine Cameron and Dougald Cameron:

Hugh Cameron+   (1771 - 17 May 1856)
Allan Cameron+   (06 Nov 1774 - 17 Feb 1857)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 45 for place - '...where she, at least, belonged.'.
2. [S24] International Genealogical Index (IGI), Batch number: C115202 Dates: 1773-1823 Source Call No: 1041070 Items 3-4 Parish registers, 1773-1855 Church of Scotland. Parish Church of Kilmallie.
3. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 46.
4. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 45.

Hugh Cameron was also known as Ewen Cameron. He was born in 1771 at Achintore, Scotland; Based on his parents' marriage 'somewhere about the year 1770' and the fact that he was the oldest.1,2 He was the son of Dougald Cameron and Sine Cameron. Hugh Cameron married Margaret Gillis, daughter of Donald Gillis and (?) McGillivray, on 21 February 1791.1 Hugh Cameron and Margaret Gillis immigrated in 1801; from possibly Ceann Loch Morar (where Margaret GILLIS was from) to Pictou, Nova Scotia. DOF says this was on the 'Hector'; evidence seems to suggest maybe the 'Dove' (see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/dove.html) or the 'Sarah' (see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/sarah.html).3 Hugh Cameron died on 17 May 1856.4 He is buried in South River Cemetery, at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia.4

     Children of Hugh Cameron and Margaret Gillis:

Nancy Cameron+   (1826)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 46.
2. [S132] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 3 and 6 August 2000, d 1856 ae 85 yrs.
3. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 47.
4. [S132] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 3 and 6 August 2000.

Margaret Gillis was also known as Margret Gillies Name as given on her tombstone.1 Either her date of marriage as given by Drummer on Foot is wrong, or else her date of death or age at death as given on her tombstone are wrong. She was born in 1785 at Ceann Loch Morar, Scotland.2 She was the daughter of Donald Gillis and (?) McGillivray.3 Margaret Gillis married Hugh Cameron, son of Dougald Cameron and Sine Cameron, on 21 February 1791.3 Her married name was Cameron.3 Margaret Gillis and Hugh Cameron immigrated in 1801; from possibly Ceann Loch Morar (where Margaret GILLIS was from) to Pictou, Nova Scotia. DOF says this was on the 'Hector'; evidence seems to suggest maybe the 'Dove' (see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/dove.html) or the 'Sarah' (see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/sarah.html).4 Margaret Gillis was widowed by the death of Hugh Cameron on 17 May 1856.1 Margaret Gillis died on 27 December 1868.1 She is buried in South River Cemetery, at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1

     Children of Margaret Gillis and Hugh Cameron:

Nancy Cameron+   (1826)

1. [S132] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 3 and 6 August 2000.
2. [S132] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 3 and 6 August 2000, d 1868 ae 83 yrs.
3. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 46.
4. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 47.

Her married name was (?) Gillis.1 (?) McGillivray married Donald Gillis.1

     Child of (?) McGillivray and Donald Gillis:

Margaret Gillis+   (1785 - 27 Dec 1868)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 46.

Donald Gillis married (?) McGillivray.1

     Child of Donald Gillis and (?) McGillivray:

Margaret Gillis+   (1785 - 27 Dec 1868)

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 46.

Nancy Cameron was born in 1826 at Lower South River, Antigonish, Nova Scotia.1,2 She was the daughter of Hugh Cameron and Margaret Gillis. Her married name was Gillis.3 Nancy Cameron married John Gillis, son of Donald Gillis.3 Nancy Cameron and John Gillis appeared on the census of 1891 at Williams Point, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada; Nancy is listed as 'Ann.4'

     Children of Nancy Cameron and John Gillis:

Mary Gillis

1. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, pp 47-8.
2. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Antigonish Harbor South, Family 80 Seq 2; listed as Ann.
3. [S71] D(onald) MacFarlane and R(aymond) A MacLean, Drummer on Foot, p 52.
4. [S54] 1891 Census, Antigonish, Antigonish Harbor South Family 80.

Ewen Cameron was born at Achintore, Scotland. He was the son of Lauchlin Cameron.

     Child of Ewen Cameron:

Dougald Cameron+   ( - s 1784)

Lived in Suineart, Scotland Belonged to "MacGill'onaidh" ("Gillony") branch of Camerons handwritten sheet prepared by Fr. Alan MacMillan; rec'd from Fr. Charles H. Cameron. Lauchlin Cameron was born at Suinart, Scotland.

     Child of Lauchlin Cameron:

Ewen Cameron+

Christina McIntyre was the daughter of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser. Her married name was MacDonnell.1 Christina McIntyre married Angus MacDonnell.1

1. [S22] Raymond A MacLean, History of Antigonish, v 2 p 112, under footnote 102.

Mary McIntyre was born in 1823; d in the 69th year of her age.1 She was the daughter of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser. Her married name was Grant.1,2 Mary McIntyre married John Grant.1,2 Mary McIntyre died on 9 March 1892 at Blackavon, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1,3

     Children of Mary McIntyre and John Grant:

Mary Grant+
John Grant   (c 1847)
William Grant+   (1849 - 1916)

1. [S105] The Casket, March, 1892.
2. [S121] Catherine Ann Grant, "Grants - Their Genealogy", p 3.
3. [S109] Heatherton parish registers, Burials, p 9.

Catherine McIntyre was born in 1830.1 She was the daughter of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser. Her married name was MacDonald.2 Catherine McIntyre married Andrew MacDonald on 3 March 1862.2 Catherine McIntyre and Andrew MacDonald had 6 children three of whom are buried with him.3 Catherine McIntyre died in 1884.1 She is buried in South River Cemetery, at Saint Andrew's, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.1

     Children of Catherine McIntyre and Andrew MacDonald:

Annie MacDonald   (1863 - 1933)
John MacDonald   (1864 - 1907)
Dan A MacDonald   (1872 - 27 May 1939)

1. [S204] Cemetery visit; Joseph Paul Makowiec, 11 July 2002, DCP_3401.
2. [S99] Letter, Archie Mills to Joe Makowiec, 12 July 1996.
3. [S105] The Casket, March 5, 1903 Vol 51 No 10 P 5.

Eliza McIntyre was born in 1825; Death record indicates that she died in 1866 aged 41.1 She was the daughter of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser. Her married name was Grant.1 Eliza McIntyre married William Grant. Eliza McIntyre died on 18 October 1866 at Manchester, Antigonish, Nova Scotia; Consumption.1

     Children of Eliza McIntyre and William Grant:

William Grant   (1856 - 21 Apr 1890)
Daniel Grant   (s 1860)

1. [S203] Antigonish County Deaths, County Death Register, Filmed, 20 East Main Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada, D.001, P 12 #129.

John Grant married Mary McIntyre, daughter of Donald McIntyre and Nancy Fraser.1,2

     Children of John Grant and Mary McIntyre:

Mary Grant+
John Grant   (c 1847)
William Grant+   (1849 - 1916)

1. [S105] The Casket, March, 1892.
2. [S121] Catherine Ann Grant, "Grants - Their Genealogy", p 3.

William Grant was born in 1849.1 He was the son of John Grant and Mary McIntyre.2 William Grant is buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, at Heatherton, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. He died in 1916.1

1. [S53] McIntyre Monumental Inscription, Joseph P Makowiec files, PO Box 157, Cropseyville, New York.
2. [S121] Catherine Ann Grant, "Grants - Their Genealogy", p 3.

John Grant was never married.1 He was born circa 1847. He was the son of John Grant and Mary McIntyre.1

1. [S121] Catherine Ann Grant, "Grants - Their Genealogy", p 3.

     
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