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Facts and Events
Name[1] |
William Malcolm McDonald |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[2] |
Abt 1811 |
Coll, Argyll, Scotland |
Alt Birth[5] |
Abt 1825 |
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Immigration? |
Abt 1847 |
Canadafrom Isle of Coll, Scotland |
Marriage |
13 Sep 1848 |
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada West, CanadaMara Mission, St. Gregory's Church to Isabella Mackenzie |
Death[3][4] |
21 May 1892 |
Mara, Ontario, Ontario, Canada |
Burial? |
23 May 1892 |
St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Brechin, Ontario, Ontario, Canada |
Reference Number? |
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6633 |
Note from Christine Kaminski, e-mail of 11/10/2002 from her great aunt Marie:
"History of the McDonald Clan, Mara Township"
"In the early 1800's, Malcolm McDonald, with his wife, (maiden name MacKenzie), arrived in Canada and settled in Mara Twp. They came from a small in Scotland named "Call", [actually "Coll", an island west of Oban, Sco tland] which was surrounded by many more islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
"Their Scotch settlement in Mara was known as "The Scotch Hills", on a side road off the 12th concession. On their one hundred acres of land, which was bush/brush, had to be cleared and then the home built. They had a family of seven Children, later"...
References
- ↑ "The Early Highland Settlers in the Township of Mara" by George D. MacDonald, 1909
p. 5.
QUAY 3 "To distinguish the McDonalds apart, they mostly all had nicknames such as: ...William McDonald = Willeam Fiadh Malcolm McDonald Callum Ruadh"
- ↑ tombstone.
- ↑ tombstone
St. Andrew's R. C. Cem., Brechin, Mara twp., Simcoe Co., Ontario: LDS fiche 6051090, p. 3.
QUAY 3 Row 2, stone 6: "In memory of William McDonald, died May 21, 1892, aged 80 yrs., At Rest"
- ↑ obituary
The Canadian Post, Lindsay, 3 June, 1892.
QUAY 3 "Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy were called to Point Mara on Monday to attend the funeral of the latter's father, Mr. Wm. McDonald. Some time ago he had an attack of grip which left him with kidney troubl e, from which he died. He was 84 years old and has lived in the homestead on which he died for the past 61 years..."
- ↑ They came to Mara: Pioneers of Mara Township, circa 1829-1900. (Brechin, Ontario: Corporation of the Township of Mara (Ontario), 1993)
p 617.
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