MacDonald - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MacDonalds of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

webracwal — 2009-11-20 13:18:15Z

Hi Carole
Thankyou for your reply. My link is via Joseph Henry Barlow - I have quite an extensive chart of the Barlows, Lomax and Gormley families. One of your links in GOOGLE says that Augustus and Barbara are your husband 2 x great grandfather - where do your husband and yourself fit in.
Please phone on 01274 560244 and I will be happy to ring you back.
There is a peculiarity in that you say that Barbara married John Lawson in 1878 but she is listed in the 1871 census as Barbara Lawson and living with her "stepsons Ewing and Joseph" who were aged 10 and 8. The word "Step" can only be an error but the name Lawson is odd !
Yours
Wally Quirk

Re: MacDonalds of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

CaroleParkes55 — 2009-11-19 21:26:17Z

Hi

Augustus Barlow and Barbara McDonald married in Toxteth Park Lancashire 19/1/1860. According to their marriage certificate, he was 25 and she was 20. He was a mariner and his father Charles was a shipwright.

I did find an Augustus Barlow (sailor) in Liverpool in the 1851 census. he was living in lodgings with other mariners but his age is a bit out. He (or possibly someone else) gave his age as 22 then and the census says he was born in Russia and was a foreign subject.

Augustus and Barbara had two sons born in Liverpool and these were Ewen McDonald Barlow (1861) and Joseph Henry Barlow (1863).

Augustus had died before the 1871 census and Barbara remarried in 1878. Her second husband was a Danish mariner called John Lawson and she had a son with him named John William Lawson.

Do you have anything else on this Augustus Barlow?

Re: MacDonalds of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

webracwal — 2009-11-19 16:05:04Z

Can you please make contact regarding Augustus Barlow and Barbara McDonald. I am researching the Barlow Family

Macdonald and Fraser families from Dingwall

jonnyeurostar — 2009-11-17 18:28:31Z

I am looking for descendents of the MacDonald and Fraser families from Dingwall, Ross-shire who may be related to me.

My great,great,great Aunt was Barbara Mary MacDonald nee Mackenzie (1834-1916). Her husband was Lewis MacDonald (1820-1885)and they lived in Dingwall. Their 3 children were Thomas (1862-1928), Barbara (1865 - 1949) and William (1867- ?).

Thomas Macdonald was a doctor in Beauly, Inverness and was married to Robina Jessie Macgregor (1864-?). They had one daughter Anne Louisa Macdonald (1894-1941) who was also a doctor and was married to Charles Wellwood Rubridge (1896-1948)

William Macdonald was a research scientist for Rio Tinto in London in 1890. In 1909 I believe he worked for the British Consular service in China. I do not know who he married but I am very sure he had a son called Derry Macdonald.

Barbara A Fraser nee Macdonald was married to James Fraser (1855-1910) and they had 8 children:
1) Jessie Fraser born in Dingwall in 1887.
2) Catherine Mackenzie Fraser born in Dingwall in 1890 and died in Epsom,Surrey in 1956. She was married to Neville Aldridge Holdaway (the author known as N.A. Temple-Ellis).
3) James Fraser born in Dingwall in 1891.
4) Lewis Macdonald Fraser born in Dingwall in 1893 and also died there in 1958.
5) Barbara Mary Fraser born in Dingwall in 1895.
6) John Thomas Fraser born in Dingwall in 1896.
7) William Macdonald Fraser born in Dingwall in 1899.
8) Robert Whyte Fraser born in Dingwall in 1900. He attended Glasgow University 1921 to 1924 and was in the RAF reserve during WW2. He died in Dingwall in 1986.

In 1901 the Fraser family lived at 4 Station Rd, Dingwall and I think this is where parents Barbara and James Fraser lived for the rest of their lives.

Re: Alan C MacDonald

Dcdink64 — 2009-11-16 23:50:09Z

I don't have any family information on him. I only know he lived/worked in the boston area in the sixties.

Re: Alexander B and John B Macdonald (McDonald). Nova Scotia

hmacdonald71 — 2009-11-10 11:52:36Z

correction : Alexander and Catherine had two sons "James Hilary" and Donald.

Re: JAMES A. MACDONALD

ToddPizzuti808 — 2009-11-10 10:43:55Z

According to what I found on the internet, I believe Georgina Danhauser and my great grandfather John Danhauser were siblings, and they were the children of Gustav and Fredericka Danhauser. I always heard they John was from Cananda and then moved to Michigan (Cass City/Bad Axe area). I assume that John was also born in Southampton, Ontario then.
Write back if you can. Thank you. toddpizzuti@yahoo.com

Re: JAMES A. MACDONALD

ToddPizzuti808 — 2009-11-10 10:31:25Z

Hello. We are blood relations. Your grandmother Maude Danhauser and my grandfather Guy Danhauser were siblings. (My mother was Irma Denhauser the daughter of Guy and Mina Denhauser). That means we share the same great-grandparents. I found this great website that gives a lot of information going back to our great great grandparents, it was great. Email me if you would like more info. I always was interested in tracing my roots. I don't remember Maude much because I believe she passed away in 1970 and I was just a little boy then. It would be great to hear from you, email me if you would like to. toddpizzuti@yahoo.com

Re: Alexander B and John B Macdonald (McDonald). Nova Scotia

hmacdonald71 — 2009-11-09 22:21:09Z

Hi Jim
I don't have any information on my g-grandfather Alexander's siblings, if any, so I don't know if he had a brother Angus. I believe I found Alexander's death certificate which states that his father was John B MacDonald from Scotland and his mother was Catherine MacDonald from Antigonish. What I know about Alexander: They lived in Thorburn, Pictou county Nova Scotia. Alexander married Annie McInnis and they had John Angus MacDonald (my grandfather). Annie died soon after John was born and Alexander married her sister Catherine and they had two more sons, Hilary and Donald. Both my grandfather and g-grandfather were Coal Miners. That's all I got.
Hugh

Re: Alexander B and John B Macdonald (McDonald). Nova Scotia

swayball20 — 2009-11-09 17:00:57Z

Sorry - no match - I've just learned my Alexander was married to a Margaret and moved to MA, USA. Best of luck in your search

Re: Alexander B and John B Macdonald (McDonald). Nova Scotia

jamesoneillcondon — 2009-11-09 15:01:12Z

Dear Hugh,

I'm seeking information on my gg-grandfather John Macdonald, who was married to a Catherine and lived in the Antigonish area. Their son Angus, born 1854, was my great-grandfather. He was a sea captain and died in St. John, New Brunswick in 1900. He had three wives and four children who made it past infancy, including my grandfather John and his brothers William, Hugh and Walter. If there's any connection, please let me know! Cheers!

Jim Condon
Colchester, VT

Alexander B and John B Macdonald (McDonald). Nova Scotia

hmacdonald71 — 2009-11-08 04:42:41Z

My Great Grandfather is Alexander B MacDonald 1847-1926. Born South River Nova Scotia Canada. His first wife was Annie McInnis, his second was Catherine McInnis. They lived in Thorburn/Pictou Nova Scotia. Alexander's Dad was John B MacDonald, Born in Scotland, John's wife was Catherine MacDonald born Antigonish Nova Scotia. Looking for any Info on this John B MacDonald.

Alexander of Gairloch Scotland and children murdoch, roderick, john, duncan, Jessie

swayball20 — 2009-11-07 05:34:57Z

Yeah! A family member just sent me a hand written family genealogy done by a now deceased ancestor - It confirms some siblings I had figured out on my own (though never really had confidence in). Plus, gave me many more names - Unfortunately, I don't have any real data or dates and knowing how common these names are - may not help to list the info - but here goes...

Alexander MacDonald of Gairloch, Scotland m. ? was Kepper of the guns and huntsman for the Duke of Edinburgh.
had Murdoch (who remained in Scotland and was Kepper of the Crown jewles and of William Wallace's Sword)
(Murdoch had:

William, Alexander (went to New Zealand), Murdoch, John, Donald, Mary, Isabel, Annie, Helen, Sophia)
Roderick
John
Duncan (my great great grandfather)
Jessie

Duncan was born circa 1799 and I believe arrived to Cape Breton, Boularderie Island with wife Anne MacLellan in 1831. They lived for sometime on what family says was land granted from the King on Boularderie (to whom I am not sure - also not sure which other siblings of Duncan's or Anne's came over.

They had
Alexander (who had John, William, Mary, Henry, Harriet, Austin, Lillie)
Murdoch (who had Hannah, Tillie, Mamie(?) - all who died of TB - Roderick, Cahrles, Annie)
John (who had Josie - John died young enough that "josie was raised by other family)
Donald (died in infancy)
Duncan (stonecutter - died at age 25)
Donald (my great grandfather - moved to Mass, USA - married Janet Scott Anderson, had 12 kids)
Roderick (had John, William, George, Mary)
Margaret (married a McLeod)
Mary - or May Ellen (married a MacDonald had Janet and Nena) (later married Capt John MacMillan, Uncle of Donald Baxter MacMillan - who was from Cape Breton)
Isabella (married a McLeod - had Duncan, Annie, Dolly)

Hopefully something here rings a bell for someone...

Re: MacDonald-Kennedy marriage county Kilkenny Ireland

Foywecklein — 2009-11-06 23:24:49Z

Correction to my previous post. The connection is MacDonald and Boland not Kennedy. Mary Boland married into the Kennedy family.

MacDonald-Kennedy marriage county Kilkenny Ireland

Foywecklein — 2009-11-06 23:16:40Z

I am searching for any information on Brigid MacDonald (McDonnell or McDonald) and John Kennedy who may have married in the late 1860's in Kilkenny Ireland. I believe it was in Tiscoffin. He was a blacksmith. They had at least 11 children and had settled in Mothel Co.Kilkenny where my ggrandmother Mary Frances was born. Other children include Nicholas, John, Thomas, Martin, Brigid, Margaret, Ned (Edmund or Edward), Stephen and Lena.

re;Brother

tracyparrish53 — 2009-10-26 19:16:24Z

Hello,
I am also looking for my half brother Colin MacDonald from Columbus Ohio. He was put into a Catholic Convent I assume after he was born in 1944.
His mother is a Lois May MacDonald who later became Mrs. Lois May Parrish. Mrs. Parrish was married to Chester W. Parrish between the year 1944 to 1951 in Detroit Mi, and at 2001 Genevieve in Highland Park,ILL.
Any information on my brother would be greatly appreciated. I can be reached at passion2y@yahoo.com

Sincerely,
Tracy Parrish

Re: billy macdonald

mkoschalk — 2009-10-15 05:38:28Z

How strange,my late husband was related to Claire Lee Chennault, he was my mother-in-law's uncle..Im also looking for any information on a Exilene Chennault who married Monteque Flambeau.. all I know is that they moved from France to New Hamphsire..
my email is mkoschalk2000@yahoo.com

Re: Angus MacDonald

daddymac1961 — 2009-10-12 21:34:48Z

I am looking for a Alexander(Sandy) MacDonald born about that time from Antigonish N.S I guess he had a brother named Daniel and an uncle who owned a shipping co alexander sunk his uncles boat and took off for the US ,If you know anything please let me Know Thanks .
John McDonald

Re: Glengarry, ONT, CA>Mi>Peshtigo, Wi>Stillwater, MN

daddymac1961 — 2009-10-12 21:26:47Z

OK your Peshtigo WI caught my attention My Great grandfather Alexander MacDonald (McDonald) born around 1848 in Antigonish N.S Canada had a brother named Daniel Apparently accidentally scuttled his uncles boat and left for the US in 1881 i think went out west looking for gold did well at that moved to Peshtigo WI opened a store raised his kids there and in Menominee WI,I wonder how your relative ended up in that small town?. John McDonald

Monica Macdonald

mrpeterlloyd — 2009-10-10 14:03:04Z

Hello. Am trying to find information on Monica Macdonald born 1912, place unknown although possibly Isle of Skye.Her father was Frank Macdonald. She married and became Monica Mason.

need info on great uncle and cousins

Egrannyby2 — 2009-10-05 00:08:04Z

I'm looking for any info on John W. MacDonald b. 1880.
His sons are Paul Stanton MacDonald b. abt 1905/06
and Harold E. MacDonald b. abt 1908. Their mother was
Florence M. Moyse b. N.S. Canada
John W. and Florence M are married 20 Dec 1901 in Boston
The 1910 census shows Paul and Harold with their grandmother Annie MacDonald, after that they disappear.

Looking for Great Uncles & Grandparents

Egrannyby2 — 2009-09-21 02:50:54Z

Does anyone know Paul Stanton MacDonald b.) abt.1906 and Harold E. MacDonald b) abt. 1908. Parents were John W. MacDonald b) Newton, MA & Florence M. Moyse b) in Canada ( N. S.) I can't find any info on these two.
I find them (Paul & Harold) in the 1910 census with their grandmother Annie F. MacDonald (maiden name - Dwyer ) also looking for info on John's sister Annie Francis, married Daniel Healey had a daughter that lived 21 days, both (mother & daughter) died in 1915.
Thanks you for any help you can give.
Gloria

Re: Looking for Great Uncles & Grandparents

chatterchit — 2009-09-21 02:40:20Z

You can also see Ruth Healy's (the baby's) death certificate at the same site.

Re: Looking for Great Uncles & Grandparents

chatterchit — 2009-09-21 02:36:44Z

You can see Mrs. Healy's original death certificate at:

http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=reco...

Click on the icon of the document in the top right to see the original scan.

Re: Looking for Great Uncles & Grandparents

chatterchit — 2009-09-21 02:07:50Z

I found Paul Stanton McDonald (spelled thus in register) in the Massachusetts birth register: born Nov. 17, 1905 in Newton, MA. All other info is the same, except that it has Florence was born in Halifax, NS. Also has father works in "Dye House."

I'll see what else I can find...

Re: Looking for Great Uncles & Grandparents

chatterchit — 2009-09-21 02:07:37Z

Re: John and Catherine Macdonald

cupar1 — 2009-09-13 18:40:45Z

Hello AnnRoots50

I have a John MACDONALD/Catherine MCKENZIE from Tain in my tree. They had a total of 10 children and I believe Catherines parents were John MCKENZIE and Margaret ROSS. My e-mail is cupar@persona.ca
Hope to hear from you.

Regards
Martin Beveridge
Ontario, Canada

Re: Malcolm MacDonald born Canada 1851

jmacdonald83 — 2009-09-12 22:18:07Z

The question regards the RH factor in the Blood. The antibodies arise after the second birth.--Positive is not compatable with the negative factor

Re: Malcolm MacDonald born Canada 1851

Peacham74 — 2009-09-12 19:55:29Z

Hello -- your reply to my question for information makes no
sense to me at all ?

Walter Smollett MacDonald

cjoi59 — 2009-08-28 14:48:15Z

Walter MacDonald Married Lillian H. Sidney in New Orleans 1910. Family says he was born in Dundee Scotland. I only have a death certificate for him. DOB - Possibly 1977? Died 1951. At one time his family lived in Texas . Walter had 2 sons. Sidney Hill and Walter Marion.
Please contact me if you have any information .

John Sanfield MacDonald

megtomsmith — 2009-08-23 16:12:08Z

John Sanfield MacDonald (1813-1 June 1872), buried in protected cemetery in St. Andrew's Ontario. His memorial says he was the first premier of Ontario and premier of the Province of Canada. His wife was Christine Waggaman (1819-3 Sep 1909).
Anybody interested, I'd be happy to email a picture.

Re: MacDonalds from Moidart & Noydart.

SFoyMacdonald — 2009-08-19 16:31:29Z

Hi, that would be great if you could speak to your dad. I came up to Mallaig a couple of years ago but could not find the cottage.

Re: Charles and Mary MacDonald,

Benjamin_MacDonald — 2009-08-09 01:14:52Z

Sorry for the double spelling mistake.....it should be for Charles Harris MacDonald

charels and Mary MacDonald, Warner NH?\Bristol RI?

Benjamin_MacDonald — 2009-08-09 01:13:34Z

I have a photo of Chatrles Harris MacDonald and wife Mary j taken on their 50th wedding anniversary. On the back, it says Warner NH. I believe they might have been visiting at the home of their daughter Marguerite. Charles was born in Kings County Nova Scotia in 1868.
Charles and Mary show in the 1930 census for Bristol RI with 3 daughters [Mildred, Marguerite, Lavinia, and 2 sons, Charles S [age 15, possibly 'S'ommerville] and George L, age 16
I know that Mildred and Lavinia never married.
If anyone has anyinformation on this family, I would be very interested in hearing from them.

Ben MacDonald
Sun City AZ

ALEXANDER MACDONALD and ISABEL MACKENZIE, NOVA SCOTIA, 1820+

2009-08-04 23:47:26Z

Listers:

I need help with this illusive family. I would like to know:

1. Where did Alexander MacDonald and Isobel MacKenzie live: Hopewell or
Foxbrook or elsewhere?

2. When did Alexander MacDonald and Isobel MacKenzie die and where are they
buried?

3. Can anyone fill in the blanks for their descendants listed below? Some
of the Surnames are:

MACDONALD
MACKENZIE
MUNRO
MCLEOD
FRASER
WOODMAN
MAGEE
SAUNDERS
MCLEAN
MILLER

THANKS in advance for any help at all!

Bill Dorgan

billdorgan@billdorgan.com

Descendants of Alexander MacDonald and Isobel MacKenzie

Generation No. 1

1. Alexander1 MacDonald He married Isobel MacKenzie 25 Oct 1821 in East
Branch, East River, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada, daughter of William
MacKenzie and Flora MacMillan. She was born 22 Oct 1795 in Killearnan Parish
Ross-shire, Scotland.

Notes for Alexander MacDonald:
Alexander and Isobel lived in either Foxbrook or Hopewell, N.S. area.

Notes for Isobel MacKenzie:
The OPR (Office of Public Records of Scotland) states that on 22 October
1795, Mr. David Denoon, baptized Isobel, daughter of William McKenzie,
servant in Parktown, and his spouse Flora McMillan, in the presence of Jn.
Mc Kenzie, butcher in Kilroy and the Kirk Officers. This information was
sent to me by Elizabeth Dulaig in an e-mail dated 21 October 2004.

I have a certified copy of the baptism certificate for Isobel MacKenzie from
Scotland.

The exact burial place of Isobel and Alexander remains unknown.

More About Isobel MacKenzie:
Christening: 22 Oct 1795, Killearnan, Ross-shire, Scotland

More About Alexander MacDonald and Isobel MacKenzie:
Marriage: 25 Oct 1821, East Branch, East River, Pictou County, Nova Scotia,
Canada
Minister: Rev. John McRae

Children of Alexander MacDonald and Isobel MacKenzie are:
+ 2 i. Barbara2 MacDonald, born 1831 in Centredale, Nova Scotia, Canada;
died 1928.
+ 3 ii. Jane Anne MacDonald, born 1829; died 1911.
+ 4 iii. Margaret MacDonald, born 10 Sep 1833.
+ 5 iv. Flora MacDonald.
+ 6 v. John George MacDonald.
7 vi. Duncan MacDonald.

Notes for Duncan MacDonald:
Duncan never married. He lived in California.

+ 8 vii. William MacDonald.

Generation No. 2

2. Barbara2 MacDonald (Alexander1) was born 1831 in Centredale, Nova Scotia,
Canada, and died 1928. She married Henry Munro. He was born 1828 in Foxbrook
Nova Scotia, and died 1875.

More About Barbara MacDonald:
Burial: Hopewell Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About Henry Munro:
Burial: Hopewell Cemetery, Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada
Occupation: Farmer

Children of Barbara MacDonald and Henry Munro are:
+ 9 i. William Alexander3 Munro, born 1862; died 1917.
+ 10 ii. Daniel Robert Munro.
+ 11 iii. Henry M. Munro.
12 iv. James H. Munro, born 1869; died 31 Oct 1883.

Notes for James H. Munro:
James Munroe died at age 14.

More About James H. Munro:
Burial: Hopewell Cemetery, Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada

13 v. Jessie Munro, born 1861; died 10 Sep 1863.

More About Jessie Munro:
Burial: Hopewell Cemetery, Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada

3. Jane Anne2 MacDonald (Alexander1) was born 1829, and died 1911. She
married John McLeod. He was born Abt. 1834.

More About Jane Anne MacDonald:
Burial: MacLeod Cemetery, Foxbrook, Nova Scotia, Canada
Census: 1891, 1901 Census of Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About John McLeod:
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children of Jane MacDonald and John McLeod are:
14 i. John3 McLeod, born 1868; died 1916.

More About John McLeod:
Burial: McLeod Cemetery

15 ii. Flora McLeod, born 1873.

4. Margaret2 MacDonald (Alexander1) was born 10 Sep 1833. She married
Alexander Munroe. He was born 14 Oct 1833.

More About Margaret MacDonald:
Burial: Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Census: 1881, 1891, 1901 Census

More About Alexander Munroe:
Census: 1881, 1891, 1901 Census
Occupation: Carpenter
Residence: Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children of Margaret MacDonald and Alexander Munroe are:
16 i. Alexander D.3 Munroe, born 1864.
+ 17 ii. William Hugh Munroe, born 13 Oct 1865.
18 iii. Elizabeth Munroe, born 1868.
+ 19 iv. Anthony Craig Munroe, born 1873; died 1932.
20 v. Isabella Munroe, born 1879; died 1891.
21 vi. Ella Munroe, born 1880; died 1891.

5. Flora2 MacDonald (Alexander1) She married Charles MacKenzie. He was born
27 Nov 1846, and died 21 Aug 1889.

More About Flora MacDonald:
Residence: New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children of Flora MacDonald and Charles MacKenzie are:
22 i. Isabel3 MacKenzie.
+ 23 ii. Charles MacKenzie.

6. John George2 MacDonald (Alexander1) He married ? in Prince Edward Island.

Notes for John George MacDonald:
John George MacDonald is buried in Hopewell Cemetery, but his headstone has
not been found.

More About John George MacDonald:
Burial 1: Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada
Burial 2: Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About John MacDonald and ?:
Marriage: Prince Edward Island

Children of John MacDonald and ? are:
24 i. George3 MacDonald.
25 ii. Waltham MacDonald.

8. William2 MacDonald (Alexander1) He married Jerusha Munro.

Notes for William MacDonald:
William MacDonald had three boys and three girls.

Children of William MacDonald and Jerusha Munro are:
26 i. ?3 MacDonald.
27 ii. ? MacDonald.
28 iii. ? MacDonald.
29 iv. ? MacDonald.
30 v. ? MacDonald.
31 vi. ? MacDonald.

Generation No. 3

9. William Alexander3 Munro (Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1) was born 1862,
and died 1917. He married Catherine Fraser. She was born 1866, and died 1947

More About William Alexander Munro:
Burial: Foxbrook Cemetery, Hopewell, Nova Scotia, Canada
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Drowning

Children of William Munro and Catherine Fraser are:
+ 32 i. Henrietta4 Munro, born 17 Apr 1890.
+ 33 ii. Hazel Munro, born 27 Feb 1894; died 1962.
+ 34 iii. Isabel Munro, born 1899; died 1998.
35 iv. Emma Munro, born 19 Mar 1899.

More About Emma Munro:
Census: 1901 Census

10. Daniel Robert3 Munro (Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1) He married Ann
Bowser. She was born Abt. 1865 in Providence, Rhode Island.

More About Daniel Robert Munro:
Census: 1871, 1881 Census

Child of Daniel Munro and Ann Bowser is:
36 i. Stena Alverda4 Munro.

11. Henry M.3 Munro (Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1) He married Anna
McIntosh.

More About Henry M. Munro:
Census: 1881, 1891 Census
Residence: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About Anna McIntosh:
Residence: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children of Henry Munro and Anna McIntosh are:
37 i. Russell4 Munroe.

More About Russell Munroe:
Residence: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

38 ii. Bruce Munroe.

More About Bruce Munroe:
Residence: Buffalo, New York

17. William Hugh3 Munroe (Margaret2 MacDonald, Alexander1) was born 13 Oct
1865. He married Theresa ?. She was born 18 Apr 1871.

More About William Hugh Munroe:
Census: 1881, 1891, 1901 Census

Children of William Munroe and Theresa ? are:
39 i. Theresa4 Munroe, born 15 Jun 1897.
40 ii. Dorothy M. Munroe, born 17 Mar 1899.
41 iii. Isabella Munroe, born 13 Jun 1900.

19. Anthony Craig3 Munroe (Margaret2 MacDonald, Alexander1) was born 1873,
and died 1932. He married Jessie D.. She was born 1876, and died 1958.

More About Anthony Craig Munroe:
Burial: Auburn Cemetery, Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About Jessie D.:
Burial: Auburn Cemetery, Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children of Anthony Munroe and Jessie D. are:
42 i. Marion4 Munroe, born 30 Oct 1896.

More About Marion Munroe:
Burial: Auburn Cemetery, Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

43 ii. Edolyn Munroe, born 25 Jan 1899.

More About Edolyn Munroe:
Burial: Auburn Cemetery, Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

44 iii. Harold Austin Munroe, born 1906; died 1935.

More About Harold Austin Munroe:
Burial: Auburn Cemetery, Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada

23. Charles3 MacKenzie (Flora2 MacDonald, Alexander1) He married ?.

More About Charles MacKenzie:
Occupation: Ship Builder in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada

Child of Charles MacKenzie and ? is:
+ 45 i. Elizabeth4 MacKenzie.

Generation No. 4

32. Henrietta4 Munro (William Alexander3, Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1)
was born 17 Apr 1890. She married Charles Woodman.

More About Henrietta Munro:
Census: 1891, 1901 Census

More About Charles Woodman:
Residence: Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada

Child of Henrietta Munro and Charles Woodman is:
+ 46 i. ?5 Woodman.

33. Hazel4 Munro (William Alexander3, Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1) was
born 27 Feb 1894, and died 1962. She married William James Magee 12 Oct 1915
He was born 1889 in Eureka, Nova Scotia, Canada, and died 1987.

More About Hazel Munro:
Burial: Riverton Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About William James Magee:
Burial: Riverton Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About William Magee and Hazel Munro:
Marriage: 12 Oct 1915

Child of Hazel Munro and William Magee is:
47 i. William5 Magee. He married ?.

More About William Magee:
Residence: London, Ontario, Canada

34. Isabel4 Munro (William Alexander3, Barbara2 MacDonald, Alexander1) was
born 1899, and died 1998. She married Donald Fraser 28 Sep 1927 in
Presbyterian Church Manse, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada. He was born 1904 in
Eureka, Nova Scotia, Canada, and died 1986.

More About Isabel Munro:
Burial: Riverton Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada

Notes for Donald Fraser:
Donald and Isabel have three children.

More About Donald Fraser:
Occupation: Manager of the Paint Department, Hawker-Siddeley Plant, Trenton,
Nova Scotia, Canada
Residence: Eureka, Nova Scotia, Canada

More About Donald Fraser and Isabel Munro:
Marriage: 28 Sep 1927, Presbyterian Church Manse, Pictou, Nova Scotia,
Canada

Children of Isabel Munro and Donald Fraser are:
48 i. Martha5 Fraser. She married Walter MacLean; born in Hopewell, Nova
Scotia, Canada.
49 ii. Catherine Fraser. She married Ernest Saunders.

More About Ernest Saunders:
Residence: Pitawawa, Ontario, Canada

50 iii. William Fraser. He married Martha MacLean.

45. Elizabeth4 MacKenzie (Charles3, Flora2 MacDonald, Alexander1) She
married D. Miller.

Children of Elizabeth MacKenzie and D. Miller are:
51 i. Ora5 Miller. She married D. Bellam.
52 ii. Dalminey Miller.
+ 53 iii. Elliott Miller.

Generation No. 5

46. ?5 Woodman (Henrietta4 Munro, William Alexander3, Barbara2 MacDonald,
Alexander1) He married Mabel ?.

More About ? Woodman:
Residence: Norwich, Connecticut

Children of ? Woodman and Mabel ? are:
54 i. Unknown6 Woodman.
55 ii. Unknown Woodman.
56 iii. Unknown Woodman.
57 iv. Unknown Woodman.

53. Elliott5 Miller (Elizabeth4 MacKenzie, Charles3, Flora2 MacDonald,
Alexander1) She married ? Fraser.

Child of Elliott Miller and ? Fraser is:
58 i. Unknown6 Fraser.

Notes for Unknown Fraser:
This unknown child was raised by the family when the mother died young.

MIs Grantown old cem Aug 2003,Cruickshank,Fraser,Grant,Mcqueen and others

gfin — 2009-08-04 22:46:40Z

#5 Alexander MacDonald is my great great grandfather. Is he part of your family? We have a lot of Cruickshank's also Fraser's and Grants.

Re: Angus Macdonald

jamesoneillcondon — 2009-08-03 12:30:31Z

It's certainly possible. I had been under the impression that Catherine outlived John, but I don't really know that for sure. I'd be interested in seeing what info you have on the Bailey Brook Macdonalds. On marriage licenses, Angus listed his place of birth as "Antigonish," but anything is possible.

Jim C.
Colchester, vt

Re: MacDonalds from Moidart & Noydart.

aultfern — 2009-07-31 20:45:17Z

I'm new to this service, so please excuse me if this email is not useful to you.

I'm from Mallaig and remember 'Katie the Shoemaker' from when I was a child. I believe her husband was actually the Shoemaker. Perhaps there is some connection.

I'd be happy to ask my father about this. He is still in the village and is old enough to remember people from the early part of the last century.

Let me know if you are interested.

Al the best

Re: Angus Macdonald

fisemicr — 2009-07-29 15:02:19Z

Might his parents have been from Bailey's Brook, just across the county border from Antigonish? I have information on John and Catherine MacDonald of that town. Catherine died at some point and her husband was referred to as "Widow John".

Angus Macdonald

jamesoneillcondon — 2009-07-28 14:14:04Z

Looking for any information about the family of Captain Angus Macdonald, born 1854 in Antigonish son of John and Catherine Macdonald. Angus died in 1900 in St. John, New Brunswick. He had married three times: Rosella Cody (or Coady) who died at sea in 1883; Minnie McDermott of St. John who died in 1897; and Joicy Perry Weyman who died in Los Angeles in 1951. A well-known sea captain at the time, Angus was at one time the captain of the Nicosia, though not when the ship was in a famous shipwreck off Sable Island (a nameplate from the Nicosia is displayed at the Maritime Museum in Halifax). Although he and Rosella were in St. John (or off at sea), the two oldest children, John A. Macdonald and Walter S., were sent to school at Saint Francis Xavier in Antigonish because of a relative who was an instructor there. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Re: Macdonald (Note the small "d")

KevinJ_Macdonald — 2009-07-22 22:44:38Z

Hi Gordon, I'm a second generation Canadian, whose paternal grandparents both came from Lewis. My grandfather spelt his name in all three variants at various times in his life. My grandmother, apparently, spelt hers "MacD" as her maiden name (she was from another part of Lewis than my grandfather) and then "Macd" after marriage to my grandfather.

My father used to tell me that, since the Second World War, there has been some attempt to standardize on:
"MacD" means highlander;
"Macd" means islander; and
"McD" were the Northern Irish, some of whom got there by way of Harris/ Uist/ Barra and others by way of the Highland Clearances.

I don't know how much truth there is in any of it. I suppose the Clan Donald organization in Skye would be the ultimate authority on any "official" meanings.

Charles MacDonald, b. at. 1936 New London County, CT

forebeartracker1 — 2009-07-19 00:59:39Z

Seeking the whereabouts of Charles MacDonald, born about 1936 in New London County, CT. Graduate of New London High School in 1954. Wish to notify him of 55th Class Reunion to be held at the Groton Inn on Friday, September 25, 2009. Please contact for details. If unable to attend, at least let us hear from you!

Diane Hayward, Class of 1954

Re: Nairnshire, early 1800s: Murdoch MacGregor -m- Isabella Macdonald

wulliam2 — 2009-07-12 17:43:40Z

I am also descended from Donald & Christina - this time by their daughter Margaret (born 23 Jan 1856) who married John Cumming in 1877.

There seem to be quite a few of us about!

I knew that Christina's parents were Murdoch Macgregor & Isabella Macdonald but hadn't made any progress whatsoever on their parents. I would be delighted to be in touch with all three of you on this thread who are connected.

Please get in touch,
William Cumming (ggg-grandson of Donald & Christina)

PS Please contact me using cummingwj@hotmail.com

Re: MacDonalds in Walton County, Florida

michael7142128 — 2009-07-12 15:15:05Z

Look in Red Bay cemetery south of Ponce De Leon, Florida,on hwy 81.

Re: MacDonald of Bruce County

pontiacdan45 — 2009-07-12 12:08:23Z

I have Hugh McDonald and Elizabeth Logan, from the Inverness area of Scotland, who settled in Bruce County, Teeswater/Culross and Walkerton. They had 11 children. I have information on some of the children.

Re: Frederick D. MacDonald

williamsullivan744 — 2009-07-01 13:18:33Z

I have sent you a private message with some information.

Re: Frederick D. MacDonald

wmacdon175 — 2009-06-29 22:04:59Z

Any assistance will be appreciated. I believe he was in charge of the fire alarm department many years ago. I would love to see his employment records if any are available.

MacDonald DNA Testing

KirstenSaxe — 2009-06-18 17:19:33Z

As a McConnell researcher, I'd like to encourage MacDonald researchers and others researching names that are variants of MacDonald to participate in the Clan Donald DNA Project. Males who carry the surname MacDonald or a variant may participate by joining the project. Females and males who are interested in researching MacDonald lines but don't carry the Y chromosomes of those lines may participate by encouraging MacDonald males from those lines to participate.

I encourage all MacDonald researchers to visit the outstanding website of the Clan Donald DNA Project. Even if you are not interested in testing, you might find out something useful, especially if your line is related to the MacDonald clan chiefs. If you are interested in testing, this very informative and educational website is a must-see:

http://dna-project.clan-donald-usa.org/DNAmain.htm

This is an excellent time to look into Y chromosome DNA testing. For some dads, testing for themselves or a relative would make an excellent Father's Day gift.

Kirsten Saxe

Re: Macdonald

missjinxy — 2009-06-12 18:31:55Z

Just to note - my grandmother Bernice Smith (Macdonald) was born in 1919. Resides in Hanover, Ontario and doesnt talks to the Macdonald family.

Re: Macdonald (Note the small "d")

IreneMacdonald12 — 2009-06-11 20:25:52Z

I am aware of the differences in Mac, Mc, Mac but I would love to hear or see what you have on the Macdonald Clan.
My husband is Kenneth Roderick Macdonald his father was born in Scotland to Kenneth and Mary Macdonald, his brother Kenneth had a son Gordon.
We have been tracing the family and have done fairly well but there are times I just get confused so any help would be lovely, plus I just like information in general.