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    1. Re: [CAN-NS-PICTOU] McGregor - McKenzie
    2. Marsha
    3. Hi Peter! In the 1871 Census I show: New Glasgow (2-183-195) April 24, 1871. Alexander, widower, farmer, 66; Alexander, single, farmer, 30; Marjory, single, 34. Alexander, 66, born Scotland; others, Nova Scotia; religion all Church of Scotland. In my side notes, I show a "Christianna" as his wife...don't know where I got that though. And I also show that the younger Alex and his sister Marjory are buried at Murray Point Cemetery, Lower Barney's River...again....I didn't note where I got info....BUT, if they have a headstone...it will be on Murray Point Cemetery list online. And a third note I have, is that area of New Glasgow where they are living, is actually Fraser's Mountain...just east of New Glasgow. Marsha. > In the article "Early Pictou County Marriages" by Karen McKay, there is > a marriage on 7 March 1850 between Alexander McGregor, no residence > given, and Isabella McKenzie of Sutherland's River. Most of the > marriages in this document were extracted from the Register of Marriages > from the McLennan's Mountain area of Pictou County. > > Does anyone have any info on this couple? It's possible Alex McGregor > was still alive in 1881, as there is a 77 year old widower Alexander > McGregor, born in Scotland, living in New Glasgow with a 40 year old > Alex McGregor, 44 year old Marjory McGregor and 2 children, John, 10 and > Bessie, 4. Alex the younger, now 60 is still around in the 1901 census > in Trenton along with Marjory, 64 (listed as his sister) and Bessie, 23 > (listed as an adopted daughter). > > Does anyone have access to the census of 1871 and 1891 who could have a > look for any of these people in Pictou Co.? > > Thanks, > > Peter McRae > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

    10/01/2007 03:14:42