1. HECTOR1 MCLEAN was born Abt. 1811 and died Abt. 1854 in Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland. He married CATHERINE MCLEAN around 1840 or so. She was born Abt. 1816 and died in Osprey, Grey, Ontario. In the 1842 Argylshire Census, it appears that Hector (25) is a crofter living in Kenovay, Tiree with Catherine (20) and John (2 mths). Also living in the same location are Donald (15), Hector (20) a crofter and Margaret (55) a female servant. In 1854, Hector died (family tradition indicates he drowned). They had four sons with the last born after Hector's death. In about 1855, Catharine and the four boys emigrated to Osprey Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. When they arrived, they lived with a Donald McLean family. He was likely her brother. Sometime after 1862 Catharine remarried to Duncan Richmond. Children of HECTOR MCLEAN and CATHERINE MCLEAN are: 2. i. JOHN2 MCLEAN, b. March 15, 1841, Kenovay, Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland; d. Abt. 1908, Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario. 3. ii. HECTOR MCLEAN, b. 1844, Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland; d. December 14, 1913, Orillia, Ontario. 4. iii. HUGH MCLEAN, b. June 28, 1847, Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland; d. August 16, 1921, Osprey, Grey, Ontario. 5. iv. HECTOR LACHLAN MCLEAN, b. 1854, Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland; d. June 16, 1916, Nairn Centre, Algoma, Ontario. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 MCLEAN (HECTOR1) was born March 15, 1841 in Kenovay, Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland1, and died Abt. 1908 in Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario. He married FLORA MCCALLUM November 30, 1871 in Port Huron, Michigan. She was born August 16, 1849 in Ontario. They began their married life in Petrolia but moved a few years later to Barrie Island, Manitoulan. Children of JOHN MCLEAN and FLORA MCCALLUM are: i. HECTOR3 MCLEAN, b. December 13, 1872. ii. BOY MCLEAN, b. 1874. d. 1874? iii. HUGH MCLEAN, b. July 16, 1876. iv. JOHN MCLEAN, b. April 10, 1879. v. MARY CURRIE MCLEAN, b. December 04, 1881. vi. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD MCLEAN, b. September 09, 1883. 3. HECTOR2 MCLEAN (HECTOR1) was born 1844 in Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland, and died December 14, 1913 in Orillia, Ontario. He married CHRISTENA MCFADYEN Abt. 1874, daughter of ALEXANDER MCFADYEN and EVA ?. She was born 1851 in Osprey, Ontario, and died June 28, 1884 in Gore Bay, Manitoulan, Ontario. Big Hector was a sailor. For a few years they settled on Barrie Island until Christena passed away. He is buried in Orilla. Children of HECTOR MCLEAN and CHRISTENA MCFADYEN are: i. CATHARINE3 MCLEAN, b. 1875. ii. MARY MCLEAN, b. 1877. iii. JANETT MCLEAN, b. 1878. iv. HECTOR MCLEAN, b. 1880. 4. HUGH2 MCLEAN (HECTOR1) was born June 28, 1847 in Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland, and died August 16, 1921 in Osprey, Grey, Ontario. He married CHRISTENA MCPHAIL Abt. 18742, daughter of DONALD MACPHAIL and MARY MCDONALD. She was born 1859 in Osprey, Grey, Ontario, and died August 02, 1900 in Osprey, Grey, Ontario. "Red" Hugh and Christena moved to Barrie Island and lived there until sometime around 1897 when they moved back to Osprey Township to farm. Children of HUGH MCLEAN and CHRISTENA MCPHAIL are: 6. i. CATHERINE3 MCLEAN, b. October 28, 1878, Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario. m. Albert Remmington ii. HECTOR MCLEAN, b. April 18, 1884, Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario; d. 1911, Osprey, Grey, Ontario. iii. MARY MCLEAN, b. November 14, 1886; m. ? IRVING. iv. SARAH MACLEAN, b. July 20, 1891, Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario; m. JIM BRIDGE. 7. v. ARCHIBALD MCLEAN, b. June 08, 1894, Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario; d. 1959, Osprey, Grey, Ontario, m. Lillian Beatty. 5. HECTOR LACHLAN2 MCLEAN (HECTOR1) was born 1854 in Tiree, Argyleshire, Scotland, and died June 16, 1916 in Nairn Centre, Algoma, Ontario. He married ELEANOR WITTY March 15, 1883 in Gore Bay, Ontario, daughter of BURTON WITTY and GALOMA (or Saloma?) ?. Little Hector was an Inn keeper at Gore Bay, Nairn Center and Sault Ste. Marie. Children of HECTOR MCLEAN and ELEANOR WITTY are: i. KATE3 MCLEAN, b. 1884. ii. FLEETWOOD MCLEAN, b. 1888. iii. JESSIE MCLEAN, b. 1889. iv. GEORGE C. MCLEAN, b. 1891. v. ELMA B. MCLEAN, b. 1895. vi. ELEANOR MCLEAN, b. 1898. Submitted by Sid Lethbridge

My husband Donald Mitchell had three grandparents from Tiree. Two from Caolis and one from Balevullin. The Caolis Tree begins about the mid 1700s with McLeans, two separate McFadyen families and McDonalds. Throughout I have used "Mc" as sometimes the same family was "Mac" or "Mc" depending on who was compiling the register and I have used "McFadyen" for all the various spellings of that name. One really interesting item of family history relates to John McLean who was born about 1740 and lived to be 107. This is recorded on the side of his grandson's headstone in Kirkapol Graveyard and reads "At their side lies his grandfather who died at the age of 107". Also in the Caolis Tree is Neil McLean born about 1820. Neil is a nephew of John McLean known in Scotland as the Laird of Coll's poet and also known as Bard McLean. See pages 338 to 340 of The Clan Gillean by A. MacLean Sinclair The Balevullin Tree begins with Alexander Gillies (born about 1790) who came to Tiree from Mull with his wife Mary McLucash and family prior to 1841 and John Kennedy. Alexander Gillies's daughter Catherine married John Kennedy's son Donald. Nanette Mitchell

Good morning I am going to be at the Tyree Gathering in Guelph and will have a table on Mull research. However, I wanted to point out that I will also have my Ontario McKinnon files with me as well. After a few years of researching my own McKinnons (many years ago), I started collecting all McKinnons I found in Ontario. I am still collecting and would love to meet any of you with McKinnon lines in Ontario. My purpose is to sort out the origins of those who came to Ontario. Please drop by the table. Elaine Robinson Georgetown Ontario Looking for ALL ONTARIO and MULL Mc/MacKinnons

These MacPhail brothers came to Lake Ainslie,Inverness Co.,CBI,Nova Scotia between 1819 - 1832. (1) Lauchlin MacPhail,s/o Archibald & Margaret (Mac/McLean) MacPhail (came to Nova Scotia between 1819 - 1826) b.1788,Balemartin,Isle of Tyree. d.Mar 6 1892,S.Lake Ainslie,Inverness co.,CBI,Nova Scotia bur.1892,East Lake Ainslie Cemetery,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS occ.Cottar/Farmer First marriage:Mar 6 1815,Scotland Catherine MacMillan,d/o? b.Balephuill,Isle of Tyree d,?,bur.? 6 children:(1) Alexander,b.Mar 8 1816,bap.Mar 16 1816,Balephuill (2) Colin John,b.Mar 10,1819,Gortenviceachin (3) William,b.1826,Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (4) Malcolm John,b.Apr 2 1827,Whycocomagh,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (5) John,b.1828,Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (6) Hector,b.Aug 29,1829,Whycocomagh,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS Second marriage:1860,Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS Rachel MacSween,d/o? b.May 1825,Nova Scotia d.?,bur.? 7 children:(1) Catherine,b.1860,S.Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (2) Flora,b.1861,S.Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (3) Angus,b.Feb 5 1865,S.Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (4) Donald,b.Apr 3 1867,S.Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (5) Christy Ann,b.1869,S.Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (6) Mary Anne,b.? (7) Lauchlin,b.? (2) Donald MacPhail,s/o Archibald & Margaret (Mac/McLean) MacPhail (came to Nova Scotia between 1830 - 1832) b.Jun 24 1786,Balemartin,Isle of Tyree d.1862,Inverness Co.,CBI,Nova Scotia bur.1862,Stewartdale Cemetery,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS occ.Shoemaker/Cottar marriage:Apr 4 1814,Tyree Janet Black,d/o Hugh "Aodh" Black & Annabella MacInnes b.Sep 27 1795,Gortenviceachin,Isle of Tyree d.?,Inverness co.,CBI,Nova Scotia bur.? 11 children:(1) Mary, b.Aug 4 1815 (2) Janet, b.May 15 1817 (All 1-9 born (3) Hugh, b.Jun 14 1819 Isle of Tyree) (4) Annabella,b.Aug 27 1821 (5) Catherene,b.Dec 9 1823 (6) John,b.May 3 1826 (7) William,b.Aug 27 1827 (8) Alexander,b.Oct 6 1828 (9) Donald,b.Jan 28 1830 (10) James,b.1832,Whycocomagh,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS (11) John.b.Apr 20 1836,Lake Ainslie,Inv.Co.,CBI,NS Robert MacPhail,(rmacphail2@shaw.ca) Nanaimo,British Columbia

Hector McLEAN & Ann BROWN 1791: Archibald McLEAN (1722, Ballaphuil) and Margaret McPHAIL (~1770) m. May 17, children are Flora 1792, Allan 1793, Donald 1796, Janet 1798, Alexander 1800, Catherine 1801: Alexander 1803, Hector 1806 (My GG Grandfather) 1833: A natural daughter Mary Bell born to Hector McLEAN and Ann BROWN 1816 (dau of John BROWN 1771 and Ann McDONALD 1769, m. 1792, 8 other children ) 1834: Hector McLean and Ann Brown are married in Tobermorary, Mull. 1838: When John McLEAN is born in 1838 Hector is a Boatman Ann Brown is wife. 1841: (Mannal, Book 7) Hector (30) and Ann (30) McLEAN at Hynish Farm next Mannal, with Mary Bell 6 and Hector is a Fisherman. 1845-7: Catharine and Ann Jane McLEAN are born in 1845 & 1847 1849: Hector and Ann to Canada on the Charlotte to Montreal, June 30th 1849 with 4 daughs. Mary Bell 13, Catherine 5, Ann 3. Hector McLean 'of Ruaig', 1849: Glenelg Twp, Grey Co. Con 1, N of the Durham Road. Lot 39, Hector McLEAN (Lot 40 is John McLean, L.16 and 17 are Donald and Dugald McLean.) 1851: Greenock Twp, Bruce Co. - Hector and Nancy were on Con 1 Lot 9, 50 acres in a log shanty, Catherine, Jane and Jessie 2 (my Ggrandma). Where is Mary Bell McLean, at 19 she might be out working or married? 1861: Hector McLEAN with Catherine, Nancy and Jessie FLora aged 10 1862: Catherine McLEAN m Thomas WAKEFIELD February 3, 1862 (children Ezra, William, Hector, Ann, Joseph) Bruce Co. 1871: Hector 65 and Ann with Ann Jane, Jessy Flora plus John (McKinnon) McLEAN 9, (the illegitimate son of Catherine) and Mary McGregor? (3). 1879: William ELLIOTT m. Jessie McLEAN 23. Wm is a machinist. 1881: Ann Brown McLEAN dies in April 1881: Greenock, Bruce S, Hector MC LEAN 73, John 19, Mary (McGregor)13 1881: Con 2 Lot 11 in Kinloss Twp, William 60, Jessey 24 ELLIOTT 1883: Born Matilda (aka Lily /Tily) ELLIOTT (My Grandma) also Jane Ann '86:, Archibald '87, David '90 ELLIOTT) 1891: Wm is C of E and Jessie ELLIOTT is Methodist. 1892: Kinloss, Wm ELLIOTT, 3 children 5 - 16, 1 child 7 - 13; 1 RS - Lot part 18 1898: Death Con 11, Lot 7 Kinloss, William aged 82 1890: Hector dies and his will gives all estate to John (McKinnon) McLEAN 1901: Jessie and family lot Con 2, part 11. A two roomed shack. 1901: Walter Erwin ELLIOTT born Sept 30, House of Refuge Walkerton, Grey Co, 1904: Matilda ELLIOTT leaves Walter to be fostered as Walter OTTEWELL 3 (my father) 1907: A Matilda Elliott m. William James WILLS in Winnipeg, Manitoba - is this Grandma? SEEKING: Jessie McLean Elliott (b. 1850 Ont) Matilda Elliott (b. 1883 Ont), Thomas and Catherine Wakefield (m. 1862 Ont) and family , John McLean (b 1864 Ont) and family Contact Valerie Elliott valerie@richardscott.co.uk

Catherine MACDONALD (1844-1890) Catherine Macdonald, elder child of John Macdonald and Flora MacPhail, was born in Tiree, on 7th March 1844 and was christened a few weeks later on 31st March. Her father was a blacksmith and crofter of 15 acres at Balinoe. Her mother died some time between 5th January 1846, when Catherine's sister Mary was born, and 29th November 1848 when her father re-married. Mary died in infancy. At the age of nine, Catherine emigrated to Australia with her father, step-mother (Flora Campbell) and two infant half-brothers, Hugh and Hector. They came as assisted immigrants on the ship "Utopia" that arrived at Portland, Victoria, on 25th January 1854. The family settled in the goldfields town of Ararat. On 19th January 1866 in Hamilton, Victoria, a town about 100 km south-west of Ararat, Catherine married Edward Dash, a clerk in the Victorian Treasury Department (and a Baptist lay preacher). Catherine and Edward had 11 children: Hugh Benjamin, b. 1866, Hamilton, Victoria; d. 1875 Mary Catherine, b. 1868, Hamilton, Victoria; d. 1877 Ebenezer, b. 1870, Hamilton, Victoria Charlotte, b. 1872, Hamilton, Victoria Flora, b. 1874, Hamilton, Victoria Catherine Macdonald, b.1876, Kerang, Victoria; d. 1878 May Macdonald, b.1878, Kerang, Victoria Rose Lillian, b. 1881, Ararat, Victoria Hugh Campbell, b. 1883, Ararat, Victoria George Macdonald, b. 1886, Ararat, Victoria Alfred Campbell, b. 1888, Sydney, NSW Catherine was a gentle, serene woman, greatly loved by her children. It was said she had the power of "healing hands". To encourage her children to be equally proud of their Macdonald and Campbell ancestry, and to resist being caught up in old clan enmities, she gave the middle name Macdonald to some of her children and Campbell to others. Today, four generations later, they still appear as middle names among some of her descendants. Edward Dash retired from the Victorian Treasury Department at the end of 1880. He was appointed Baptist pastor at Ararat and ministered there for five years. In 1886 the family moved to Sydney. Early in 1888, Catherine's father, John Macdonald, came from Victoria to live with her and her family in Sydney. He had been ill for some time and died 6 months later. A few months after her father's death, Catherine was diagnosed as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis. She died on 24th June 1890, aged 46. She is buried next to her father in the Old Presbyterian Section, Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney. _________________ Keith Dash Sydney, Australia

John MACDONALD (1809-1888) John Macdonald and his twin brother Murdoch, the youngest of eight children of John Macdonald and Marion Campbell, were born in Tiree in 1809. They were christened together on 31st May of that year. I have found no further mention of Murdoch , so he may have died in infancy or childhood John was a blacksmith by trade. At the time of the 1841 census he was unmarried and working as a blacksmith at Balinoe with his brother Donald. On 11th January 1843, when he was aged 33, he married Flora MacPhail, the 24-year-old daughter of Donald MacPhail and Catherine MacLean of Balinoe. John and Flora had two children: Catherine, born 7/3/1844, bap. 31/3/1844 (m. Edward Dash, 1866) Mary, born 5/1/1846, bap. 25/1/1846 Tiree, already overpopulated and with many people surviving at little more than subsistence level, was devastated by the potato famine which began in 1846 and lasted for almost 10 years. Flora MacPhail and her infant daughter Mary died in the early years of the famine. On 29th November 1848, John Macdonald, then aged 39, married Flora Campbell, the 19-year-old daughter of Hector Campbell and Ann MacEachern of Balinoe. There were nine children from this marriage, the earlier ones born in Tiree and the later ones in Australia: Hugh, bap. 5/3/1850, Tiree (m. Mary Grace Cross, 1881) Ann, died in infancy Hector born c.1852, Tiree; died 1867, Ararat, Victoria Sarah, died in infancy John, born c.1857, Victoria George William Campbell, born 1859, Ararat, Victoria Archibald, born 1861, Ararat, Victoria Annabelle, born 1863, Ararat, Victoria Flora, born 1865, Ararat, Victora; died 1871, Ararat, Victoria On 3rd November 1853 the family sailed from Liverpool for Australia as assisted immigrants on the ship "Utopia". They received a cash advance from the Highland and Island Emigration Society, as did many impoverished Scots families, to pay the deposit and other costs involved in applying for their assisted passages to Australia. "Utopia" arrived at Portland, Victoria, on 25th January 1854. As was the usual practice, local townspeople, or businessmen and farmers from Portland or further afield in Western Victoria, came to meet the ship looking for suitable domestic servants or employees to replace those who had left for the gold diggings. Some of the new arrivals signed on for employment immediately, but others, like John Macdonald, chose to seek out chances on their own. He went to the Ararat goldfield to try his luck as a miner. It seems he did not make his fortune because later Australia records suggest he resumed his trade as a blacksmith. John Macdonalds wife, Flora Campbell, died at Ararat on 18th July 1865 following the birth of a daughter, named Flora after her mother. John continued living in Victoria for the next 23 years, but little is known of this period in his life. In about March 1888, then aged 78 and in ill health, John Macdonald moved to Sydney to live with his daughter Catherine, her husband Edward Dash and their family. He died at his daughters home in Sydney on 16th August 1888. _________________ Keith Dash Sydney, Australia

John MACDONALD (1766-c.1841) John Macdonald, baptised on 30th November 1766, was the only child of Donald Macdonald and Mary Macdonald recorded in the baptismal register of the Parish of Tiree. That he was an only child, or at least the only son, is consistent with the writings of his grand-daughter, Flora MacDougall, in her autobiography ("Footprints of One Bonnie Scotch Lassie", published in Autumn Leaves Vol.88 (1925), a journal of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, USA): "He was only a blacksmith, the son of a blacksmith, and being an only son he was sent to Glasgow where he received education and learned all kinds of work in the iron trade. When he came back from the city he was such a dandy, so grandmother told me, and looked so nice beside the country lads that she fell in love with him at first sight. They were married, and in time grandfather became a well-to-do farmer and the magistrate of the island." On 24th January 1797, John Macdonald, then aged 30 and working as a blacksmith in the township of Balinoe, Tiree, married Marion Campbell, the 21-23 year old daughter of Murdoch Campbell and Catherine MacLean of Balinoe. John and Marion had eight children: Donald, 1797 (married Annabella Black 1841) Hugh, 1799 Murdoch, 1801 Catherine, 1803 (married Duncan MacDougall 1824) Flora, 1805 Mary, 1807 John & Murdoch (twins), 1809 John Macdonald was not listed in the first national census of 1841, so he must have died before the census date. His wife Marion was listed as living with their son Donald and his family at Balinoe. Flora MacDougall wrote that her grandfather died at about the time that her Uncle Donald married, which was in January 1841. Marion Campbell died on 30th January 1868 aged 93 in the township of Balephuil, Tiree, where her daughter Catherine and husband Duncan MacDougall lived. _________________ Keith Dash Sydney, Australia

Family Tree 4. John MacKinnon of Balevulin Tiree bn Circa 1781 married Christy Cameron 1789-1855 Tiree John was a Crofter Balevulin they had 6 children. 1. Mary bn in Balevulin Tiree 2. Alexander MacKinnon Balevulin 1811 crofter and Cartwright, married Ann Stewart Carnaugvour Tiree in 1839 having 8 children 1. Mary bn 1841 2. Christy bn 1843 3.John bn 1845 4.Duncan 1846-1938 died Balevulin single 5.Flora bn 1848 6.William bn 1851 7.Margaret bn 1852 8.Mariann bn 1859 At the time of the 1861 Census Balevulin Tiree, Alexander MacKinnon was Head of house hold aged 50 a Crofter and Cartwright bn Tiree his Ann Stewart wife was aged 42, daughter Mary 20, Christy 18, John 16, Duncan 15, Flora 12, William 10, Margaret aged 7, Marianne aged 6, also living with them a Catherine MacLaurin niece to wife, unmarried. 1881 census of Balevulin Tiree, Alexander MacKinnon, 68 Head of house hold, his wife Ann aged 65 , son John a joiner 34, Duncan aged 32, Margaret aged 27, also a George Stewart, adopted son aged 19 Farm servant, another family member Ann MacEachern Granddaughter aged 18 servant. 3.Rachel Mackinnon bn Balevulin in 1815 (see tree 1) married Donald Maclean of Kennovay 4. Duncan Mackinnon bn Balevulin in 1816 5. Donald Mackinnon bn 1819 in Balevulin married Flora MacKinnon (bn 1830) at Kirkapol, 9 children 1. Mckinnon 1855 2.Donald McKinnon 1857 3.Catherine bn 1859 married Donald Maclean bn 1851 tennant farmer 4.John bn 1859 twin to above 5.Duncan bn 1862 6.Christina bn 1864 7. Mary bn 1866 8.Flora bn 1868 9, Margaret McKinnon bn 1871 Balevulin Tiree died 1946 British Columbia Canada married John MacKinnon bn 1863 (parents Niel MckInnon and Margaret Campbell )Kilmoluag died 1907 Fullarton Ontaria were married in Tiree 1893, This couple had 8 children John, Flora, Niel, Alexander, Angus, Donald x 2, Duncan 6. Flora Mackinnon bn 1821 in Balevulin Contact details Marion Mclean M.Redward@xtra.co.nz

Tree 1. Donald Maclean born 11 October 1802 at Kennovay Tiree to John Maclean & Effy Lamont, Donald parents were married in Campbelltown in 1770. Donalds siblings were Duncan, Hector 1799, Marion 1801, Archibald 1805, Archibald 1806, Margaret 1808, John 1810, Donald 1811, Christy 1812, Janet 1815, Isabella 1818, all but Duncan born Tiree at Kennovay? Donald was a shoemaker and Crofter living at Cornaigbeg after marrying Rachel MacKinnon in 1833 at Kennovay. Rachel was born to John MacKinnon & Christian Cameron in 1815 at Balevulin Tiree. Donald & Rachel had the following 8 children 1. Janet Maclean bn in 1834-1915 in Tiree married Hector Cameron @ Govan, Janet returned to Tiree between 1881-91, six children were born to Janet and Hector of which 4 emigrated to New Zealand, Donald, John, Catherine and Mary( see Donald & John below) 2. John Maclean born 1836 Tennant Farmer Cornaigbeg married in 1866 to Grace Mckinnon 1845-1905 daughter of John Mckinnon and Louisa McNeill of Cornaigbeg. John & Grace had 13 children all born Tiree Alexander 1867-1944 married Isabella MacEachern John 1869-1875 Rachel 1870 married Hector Mckinnon lived at Glasgow Marion 1872 married Donald Cameron Glasgow emigrated to New Zealand Mary Isabella 1874-1930 emigrated to New Zealand 1916 with her children, marrried William Gardner Glasgow John 1876-1959 married Annie Maclean emigrated to New Zealand Katherine 1879-1961 Tiree married Archibald MacEachern (brother of the above Isabella) Donald 1880-1945 emigrated to Ontario Canada Lucy 1882-1952 married Archibald McKillip Lochgilphead Argyle Janet 1884 died NZ married John Cameron (brother of above Donald Cameron) Flora 1886 -1896 died Tiree Duncan 1888-1939 emigrated to New Zealand Hugh 1889 Tiree no further info. 3. Alexander Maclean 1838 married Flora Beaton-5 children 4. Duncan Maclean 1841-1891 married Mary Campbell -6 children Ann Maclean married Mckinnon from Heanish 5 children Christy Maclean married Campbell lived Glasgow Hugh Maclean lived Tiree Duncan lived Cornaigbeg Tiree emigrated to Australia 5. Archibald Maclean 1843 lived Tiree single 6.Hector Maclean 1844-1821 single crofter Cornaigbeg Tiree 7.Mary Maclean 1846-1899 married Hugh Black Tiree 8.Colin Maclean 1849-1940 married Mary McArthur Tiree had 8 children, lived Cornaigbeg shoemaker. Marion Mclean M.Redward@xtra.co.nz

Tree 2. Donald Mckinnon and Flora Mckinnon bn Circa 1776 Tiree, 6 children 1. Catherine 1803 (twin to John) 2. John born 1803 died 1855 lived at Cornaigbeg Tiree, Married Louisa McNeil ( tree 3) bn Mull 1808 died Tiree 1879 of Balevulin. Louisa & John were married in Tiree 1844. 1. Grace Mckinnon 1845 married John Maclean (see tree 1) 2. Catherine McKinnon bn 1847 3. Meron McKinnon (Marion) bn 1849 married John McKinnon 3. Marion Mckinnon 1806 4. Christy Mckinnon 1809 married James Black Tiree 5. Hugh Mckinnon bn 1812 6. Flora Mckinnon 1814. Tree 3. John McNeil bn 1766 of Caliach Mull a crofter Balevulin Tiree (father Donald McNeil) married Marion McNeil 1783-1860 (parents Archd McNiel & MacPhail) 11 children all born Mull-came to Tiree after 1823 1.Hector McNeil 1799-1871 died Kilkenneth married Alice McLugais 1804-1869 1.Angus 2. Archibald McNeil 1802- 3. Donald McNeil 1801-1884 Balevulin Tiree married Anne MacPhail bn 1823, were married in 1843 1. Margaret McNeil 1848 2. William McNeil 1855 3. Mary Ann McNeil 1857 4. John McNeil 1858 4.Charles McNeil 1806-1892 Kennovay labourer married in 1854 Tiree to Catherine MacEchon bn mull 1821( MacEachern) 1. Archie 1855 blacksmith 1861 with MacEacherns Cornaigbeg 2.Marion 1856 3,Flora 1858 died 1871 Kennovay 4. John 1861- 5. Louisa McNeil (see tree 2) 6. John McNeil 1810 7. Janet McNeil 1812-1884 died Australia married Colin McPhail in 1839 Tiree, this couple had 6 children all bn Tiree 8. James McNeil 1815-1869 Balevulin Crofter Single 9.Alexander McNeil 1817 died Balevulin married 1861 to Christina Maclean bn 1839 daughter of Hugh Maclean and Catherine McDonald, 1.Marion McNeil 1865 married Charles Maclean burried Havelock Nth NZ 1852 (married Dunedin NZ) 2. Lucy Jessie McNeil bn 1881 burried Havelock North NZ 3. John McNeil 1866 4. Catherine McNeil 1868 5.James 1871-1891 6. Flora Margaret McNeil 1874 10. Colin McNeil 1820 11. Allan McNeil 1823 contact Marion Mclean M.Redward@xtra.co.nz

George McFadyen, born 24 May 1840, Kirkapoll Isle of Tiree was on Tiree until after the 1861 census arrived in New Zealand mid 1860's in Dunedin NZ he appeared to work at various jobs before becoming a farmer He died on 2 December 1900 and is buried at Woodlands Cemetery, near Invercargill New Zealand George's parents were Martin McPhaiden and Janet Currie Martin had a twin, Alexander and Alexander married Janet's sister Helen Currie Martin and Alexander's parents were John McPhaiden and Catherine McLean From Val Read, with grateful thanks john-val.read@paradise.net.nz or 121 Winara Ave, Waikanae 6010 Kapiti Coast New Zealand

Hector McLEAN & Ann BROWN 1791: Archibald McLEAN (1722, Ballaphuil) and Margaret McPHAIL (~1770) m. May 17, children are Flora 1792, Allan 1793, Donald 1796, Janet 1798, Alexander 1800, Catherine 1801: Alexander 1803, Hector 1806 (My GG Grandfather) 1833: A natural daughter Mary Bell born to Hector McLEAN and Ann BROWN 1816 (dau of John BROWN 1771 and Ann McDONALD 1769, m. 1792, 8 other children ) 1834: Hector McLean and Ann Brown are married in Tobermorary, Mull. 1838: When John McLEAN is born in 1838 Hector is a Boatman Ann Brown is wife. 1841: (Mannal, Book 7) Hector (30) and Ann (30) McLEAN at Hynish Farm next Mannal, with Mary Bell 6 and Hector is a Fisherman. 1845-7: Catharine and Ann Jane McLEAN are born in 1845 & 1847 1849: Hector and Ann to Canada on the Charlotte to Montreal, June 30th 1849 with 4 daughs. Mary Bell 13, Catherine 5, Ann 3. Hector McLean 'of Ruaig', 1849: Glenelg Twp, Grey Co. Con 1, N of the Durham Road. Lot 39, Hector McLEAN (Lot 40 is John McLean, L.16 and 17 are Donald and Dugald McLean.) 1851: Greenock Twp, Bruce Co. - Hector and Nancy were on Con 1 Lot 9, 50 acres in a log shanty, Catherine, Jane and Jessie 2 (my Ggrandma). Where is Mary Bell McLean, at 19 she might be out working or married? 1861: Hector McLEAN with Catherine, Nancy and Jessie FLora aged 10 1862: Catherine McLEAN m Thomas WAKEFIELD February 3, 1862 (children Ezra, William, Hector, Ann, Joseph) Bruce Co. 1871: Hector 65 and Ann with Ann Jane, Jessy Flora plus John (McKinnon) McLEAN 9, (the illegitimate son of Catherine) and Mary McGregor? (3). 1879: William ELLIOTT m. Jessie McLEAN 23. Wm is a machinist. 1881: Ann Brown McLEAN dies in April 1881: Greenock, Bruce S, Hector MC LEAN 73, John 19, Mary (McGregor)13 1881: Con 2 Lot 11 in Kinloss Twp, William 60, Jessey 24 ELLIOTT 1883: Born Matilda (aka Lily /Tily) ELLIOTT (My Grandma) also Jane Ann '86:, Archibald '87, David '90 ELLIOTT) 1891: Wm is C of E and Jessie ELLIOTT is Methodist. 1892: Kinloss, Wm ELLIOTT, 3 children 5 - 16, 1 child 7 - 13; 1 RS - Lot part 18 1898: Death Con 11, Lot 7 Kinloss, William aged 82 1890: Hector dies and his will gives all estate to John (McKinnon) McLEAN 1901: Jessie and family lot Con 2, part 11. A two roomed shack. 1901: Walter Erwin ELLIOTT born Sept 30, House of Refuge Walkerton, Grey Co, 1904: Matilda ELLIOTT leaves Walter to be fostered as Walter OTTEWELL 3 (my father) 1907: A Matilda Elliott m. William James WILLS in Winnipeg, Manitoba - is this Grandma? SEEKING: Jessie McLean Elliott (b. 1850 Ont) Matilda Elliott (b. 1883 Ont), Thomas and Catherine Wakefield (m. 1862 Ont) and family , John McLean (b 1864 Ont) and family

Dear Louise, I have a feeling that you will be inundated but here is what I know of my Tiree connection. My great grandfather,James Galbraith, was the Old Parochial schoolmaster on the island and he and his wife, Janet Wotherspoon, both came from Gigha originally. They lived on the croft at Ballevulin and had three daughters - Sarah who was my grandmother ( married Boyack Donald and left to live in Glasgow), Mary Campbell Galbraith(married John MacDonald) and Janet Wotherspoon Galbraith(married Donald MacDonald). I dont know if Mary or Janet had any descendants. Have a great time at the Gathering Best wishes from Erica McKellar ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise MacDougall" <macdougallclan@shaw.ca> To: <SCT-ARL-TIREE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 3:03 PM Subject: [SCT-ARL-TIREE] ROLL CALL on Tiree Mailing List, 2004 > Dear Tiree Listers, > > Over the next few days, we will be launching a Roll Call on this List to > coincide with the Tiree Gathering 2004. It will launch now and continue over > the next few weeks. > > The main purpose of the Roll Call is to make sure that everyone's Tiree > ancestry is listed by surname in the Archives of this Tiree Mailing List. > Your response to the Roll Call can be in the form of a long family history > (maximum one page of typewriting) or a brief paragraph, or even a simple > outline of genealogy. > > Even if your family's information is already in the Archives, please post it > again in response to this Roll Call. The idea is to get a bird's eye view > of the ancestral connections of all the Tiree descendants who are currently > involved in genealogy research. When the Roll Call is done, we hope to > organize these individual pieces of family stories on a website according to > surnames. > > Everyone with Tiree or Coll ancestry is welcome to participate. You don't > have to belong to this List or be attending the Gathering in order to be > part of the Roll Call. You only need to have a connection to Tiree or Coll > in your ancestry. > > So, please pass this message on to anyone who might be interested but is not > on this Mailing List. The next message will give the instructions for the > Roll Call. > > Have fun with this! > > Louise MacDougall > Vancouver Island, BC Canada > Networking Liaison > Tiree Interconnections > "Connecting families together to create the > Tiree Family Tree" > A Genealogy Project of the Tiree Gathering 2004 > http://www.tireegathering.com > > > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Flora MacLean 1864-1930 (a twin to Allan MacLean) was born in Kennovay to Archie MacLean 1818-1909 and his wife Mary Campbell (1826-1907). Archie and Mary both died at Kennovay. It is reported that they had at least 18 children, several sets of twins (many who did not survive). Archibald MacLean was the son of Charles MacLean and Mary MacLean. Charles MacLean 1776-1855 was the son of John MacLean and Mary MacDonald. Mary MacLean 1783-1863 was the daughter of Hector MacLean and Flora MacDonald. Mary Campbell's mother was Margaret MacLean (born at Haynish 1804-1884). Margaret MacLean was the daughter of Alexander MacLean and Mary McInnes. The names of surviving children of Archie and Mary were i. JOHN MACLEAN, b. February 25, 1851, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. Unknown. ii. CATHERINE MACLEAN, b. March 31, 1852, Isle of Tiree, Scotland12,13; d. Unknown; m. JOHN MCCALLUM, Unknown; b. Unknown, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. Unknown. iii. NEIL MACLEAN, b. September 18, 1854, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. Unknown. iv. CHARLES MACLEAN, b. October 04, 1856, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. June 24, 1950, Isle of Tiree, Scotland. Notes for CHARLES MACLEAN: Charles MacLean unmarried, emigrated to Australia and returned to Tiree in 1920. Horse Dealer, took stallions to Australia and New Zealand. v. HECTOR MACLEAN, b. March 01, 1858, Kenovay, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. Bef. 1948; m. CHRISTINA MACLEAN, December 16, 1897, Railway Temperance Hotel, Oban, Argyll, Scotland; b. November 11, 1873, Helensburgh, (Druimfhraoich), Scotland; d. March 27, 1948, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Argyll, Scotland. vi. MARGARET MACLEAN, b. September 21, 1860, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. June 27, 1932, Barnas, Scotland; m. HECTOR MACLEAN, Unknown; b. 1858, Ardbeg, Argyllshire, Scotland; d. Unknown, Scotland. vii. MARY MACLEAN, b. September 21, 1860, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. August 15, 1952, Isle of Tiree, Scotland15; m. HUGH CAMPBELL, January 10, 1889; b. October 31, 1860, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. June 14, 1927, Garaphail, Cornaigmore, Isle of Tiree, Scotland viii. ALLAN MACLEAN, b. May 07, 1863, Isle of Tiree, Scotland16; d. July 12, 1942, Isle of Tiree, Scotland. Notes for ALLAN MACLEAN: Unmarried, crofted the whole croft at Kenovay and willed it to Neil Campbell. xii. FLORA MACLEAN, b. May 07, 1863, Kennovay, Isle of Tyree, Scotland18; d. November 15, 1934, Fullarton Township, Perth County, Ontario; m. JOHN MACPHAIL, September 24, 1889, Brae Chapel, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Scotland; b. January 19, 1867, Cornaigmore, Isle of Tyree, Scotland; d. September 17, 1940, Fullarton Township, Perth County, Ontario. ix. MARY ANN MACLEAN, b. May 29, 1870, Kenovay, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. May 20, 1958, 1039 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, Orange County, California, US; m. THOMAS NEWMAN, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown, Long Beach, Los Angelos County, California, US. x. JANET MACLEAN, b. July 08, 1872, Isle of Tiree, Scotland; d. Unknown.

Any of this familiar to anyone? Descendants of Hector MacDonald Generation No. 1 1. HECTOR1 MACDONALD was born Abt. 1750 in Triallan, Isle of Coll, Scotland. He married MARION MACKINNON March 14, 1787 in Knock, Isle of Coll, daughter of LAUCHLIN MACKINNON and CATHERINE FERGUSON. She was born Abt. 1765 in Knock, Isle of Coll, Scotland. Children of HECTOR MACDONALD and MARION MACKINNON are: 2. i. NEIL2 MACDONALD, b. August 19, 1787, Knock, Isle of Coll, Scotland; d. February 14, 1876, Malagawatch, Cape Breton. ii. FLORY MACDONALD, b. June 21, 1789. iii. LACHLAN MACDONALD, b. July 11, 1791. iv. DUGALD MACDONALD, b. April 12, 1796. v. FARQUHAR MACDONALD, b. May 10, 1798. vi. MARY MACDONALD, b. May 14, 1800. vii. MARY MACDONALD, b. March 13, 1807. viii. MARION MACDONALD, b. June 19, 1808. Generation No. 2 2. NEIL2 MACDONALD (HECTOR1) was born August 19, 1787 in Knock, Isle of Coll, Scotland, and died February 14, 1876 in Malagawatch, Cape Breton. He married (1) FLORA KENNEDY. She was born in Coll, Scotland. He married (2) MARY MACDONALD January 31, 1814 in Coll, Scotland, daughter of ALLAN MACDONALD and MARY MACDONALD. She was born 1786 in Arinagour, Isle of Coll, Scotland, and died August 29, 1874 in Malagawatch, Cape Breton. Children of NEIL MACDONALD and FLORA KENNEDY are: i. FLORA3 MACDONALD, b. May 17, 1812, Totronald, Isle of Coll, Scotland; d. April 4, 1904, Arichat, Cape Breton. ii. MARY MACDONALD, b. June 2, 1814, Totronald, Coll, Scotland. iii. ANN MACDONALD, b. March 22, 1818, Totronald, Coll, Scotland. iv. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, b. May 30, 1820, Totronald, Coll, Scotland. v. CATHERINE MACDONALD, b. June 10, 1806. vi. CHRISTIAN MACDONALD, b. September 18, 1808. Children of NEIL MACDONALD and MARY MACDONALD are: vii. CHARLIE3 MACDONALD. viii. SARAH CHRISTIE MACDONALD, b. February 21, 1828, Malagawatch, Cape Breton; d. February 8, 1912. ix. LACHLIN MACDONALD, b. September 1816. x. HECTOR MACDONALD, b. August 1, 1819, Isle of Coll, Scotland; d. June 5, 1889, Malagawatch, Cape Breton; m. EFFIE CALDER, 1847; b. 1827, Little Harbour, Cape Breton; d. April 4, 1917, Malagawatch, Cape Breton. xi. LAUCHLIN, b. 1825; d. July 9, 1888.

"RED" HECTOR MCLEAN of LITTLE SOURIS, MANITOBA ---------------------------------------------- SE 1/4 24 -9-19 (Ward 3) SW 1/4 24-9-19 (Ward 3) Hector's parents, Alexander (Alex) MacLean; fisherman at Balephuill and Catherine Lamond were married on June 8, 1851 at the Barony, in Glasgow, Scotland. Hector was born on January 15, 1856 to Alex and Catherine. Catherine died of peritonitis at 6 am on January 21st, 1856 and was buried in the Soroby Cemetery in Tyree. Alex registered the birth of his son Hector and the death of his wife Catherine on the same day, January 30, 1856. Hector had an older sibling, Murdoch who was born on April 16th, 1854. However, since Murdoch doesn't appear on the 1861 census, it is assumed that he passed away sometime during this period. Hector was the grandson of Donald and Ann McLean of Balephuill and he resided with his grandparents and their children. Hector was of slim build and wiry. He was on the fishing boats by the age of 15 and became a ship's carpenter. He sailed the Baltic and Mediterranean Seas. It appears he enjoyed sailing because later he shipped aboard the China Tea Clippers which raced 'round Cape Horn with tea cargoes and on one occasion his ship was first to come in. Perhaps because of his seafaring days, it was well known that Hector enjoyed a 'wee dram or two' and had 'an eye' for a pretty lady. In 1878 Hector came to Canada with his two uncles, in a party of 'three McLean families'. The uncles and Hector wintered in Kincardine Bruce County Ontario and in the early spring of 1879 came to Manitoba. Hector's trade was that of a shipwright and because of this naval background he was well acquainted with the use of a sextant. This became very useful in order to survey their properties. He shot the lines from the north hill, now Highways 1 and 10. In the winter of '79, Hector obtained work as a labourer in Winnipeg, and became a construction foreman for the original Louise Street Bridge until its completion. He had several other skills as well. He was a shoemaker, harness-maker and a steam 'engineer'. In those early years Hector also served as a Trustee for the Little Souris School #227. He got his homestead underway by the 5th of July, 1879. While in Winnipeg, he met Anne (Annie) Black of Clochlea, Isle of Lismore, Argyleshire and they married on May 5, 1882 in the original Baptist Church located on Main Street and Rupert Avenue. The Reverend A. McDonald officiated. Anne was the youngest of four children born on August 14, 1858 to Neil Black and Sarah McIntyre of Clochlea. Anne also had a half sister named Anne born to her father Neil and a Janet Black on September 2, 1846. Annie and Hector had ten children, John Black (Jack); CatyAnn (Kate) married Fred Gilbert; Maryflora (Mary) married Dougald McKinnon; Charles; Neil; Alexander; Duncan married Alma Olafson; Sarah Marion married James Hardcastle Robertson; Daniel (Dan) and Margrete. Annie passed away in 1934 and Hector passed away on July 8, 1943 , both are buried together in the Brandon Cemetery. (Submitted by Jeanette Robertson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, dusable@escape.ca)

Dear Listers, Let’s begin the Roll Call of family stories in this order, giving the larger clans a headstart since most researchers have at least one of these first 5 surnames in their ancestry: July 15 –- MacLean starts. July 16 -- MacDonald, MacKinnon start. July 17 -- Cameron, all variations of MacFadden & MacPhaiden start. July 18 –- all other clans/surnames start. The instructions are as follows: 1. Email "To": send your email to SCT-ARL-TIREE-L@rootsweb.com 2. Email "From": Remember that the email address which you send from will be displayed on the Internet for many years! (If you want to get a new address for this purpose, Yahoo is offering free ones right now with 100mb of storage space.) 3. Email "Subject": In your subject mention the surname and the location of the family you are featuring. E.g. the McLean sample which will follow has the Subject as "Red Hector McLean of Little Souris, Manitoba, Canada" 4. Email length: Up to one page--which means that if you printed it out, it would fit on one sheet of regular Canadian paper (8.5 by 11 inches). That size allows for the possibility that people can easily print out these histories, one per page, and keep them in a binder. 5. Format required: "Plain Text" only, no attachments. (or Rootsweb will reject your email) You can include links, but if you want them to be active, you must start them as http://www.... 6. Where to View: the Roll Call will become part of the Archives of the Rootsweb Tiree Mailing List: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/SCT-ARL-TIREE/ 7. Contact Info for Researcher: Please add your name and general location. Repeating your email address at the end is also a good idea. You can submit as many histories as you like. Remember that each side of a family has a history of its own, e.g. for my great-grandparents, Malcolm MacDougall and Isabella MacLean, I could submit a family history from the MacDougall side of the family and another from the McLean side, with different titles of course. Also, you may want to submit a history for a family which was not of Tiree or Coll origin but married into those families and then added a distinctive surname to their Tiree descendants. E.g. in my family, the Carletons are of Irish origin, but married a number of Tiree descendants around Tiverton, Ontario. Therefore, Tiree descendants bearing the Carleton surname from that location are almost certainly related via this Irish family. If you don't have time to do justice to a family story, then just submit a few lines so that your family at least appears in the Roll Call, if only briefly. You can submit a longer story later. Thanks to Jeanette Robertson of Winnipeg who has submitted her material to start us off (see McLean message following). Although this Roll Call is starting before the Gathering 2004, it will also continue afterwards in order to accommodate all the new discoveries that will be made there. Let’s hear from everyone on the Tiree List over the next few weeks! Louise MacDougall Vancouver Island, BC Canada

Dear Tiree Listers, Over the next few days, we will be launching a Roll Call on this List to coincide with the Tiree Gathering 2004. It will launch now and continue over the next few weeks. The main purpose of the Roll Call is to make sure that everyone’s Tiree ancestry is listed by surname in the Archives of this Tiree Mailing List. Your response to the Roll Call can be in the form of a long family history (maximum one page of typewriting) or a brief paragraph, or even a simple outline of genealogy. Even if your family’s information is already in the Archives, please post it again in response to this Roll Call. The idea is to get a bird's eye view of the ancestral connections of all the Tiree descendants who are currently involved in genealogy research. When the Roll Call is done, we hope to organize these individual pieces of family stories on a website according to surnames. Everyone with Tiree or Coll ancestry is welcome to participate. You don’t have to belong to this List or be attending the Gathering in order to be part of the Roll Call. You only need to have a connection to Tiree or Coll in your ancestry. So, please pass this message on to anyone who might be interested but is not on this Mailing List. The next message will give the instructions for the Roll Call. Have fun with this! Louise MacDougall Vancouver Island, BC Canada Networking Liaison Tiree Interconnections "Connecting families together to create the Tiree Family Tree" A Genealogy Project of the Tiree Gathering 2004 http://www.tireegathering.com

Scott, Add Nora-Leigh Edmond, my niece to the box lunch list...Beef, apple juice. Thanks, Eleanor Lillico ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott Cameron" <j.scottcameron@rogers.com> To: <SCT-ARL-TIREE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 6:58 AM Subject: [SCT-ARL-TIREE] 56 Boxed Lunches - Update > Saturday, July 24 More to come? TBA. Cheers, Scott > Hi Folks, re: boxed lunch for Saturday, July 24, 2004 - Harcourt United Church - sandwhich - cheese - dessert square - drink . . . as per below is the updated list. If you have ordered, great (no changes please), if you have not and would like to, please order NOW. The idea behind the boxed lunch is to allow for lunch without delay, hence keeping everyone together do to time contraints. From Harcourt's Tiree presentations / displays on the Saturday morning we will be going to Royal City Park to be piped through the park for continuation of displays, talks, friendship, ceilidh in the park, etc. With that you can take you lunch to the park or enjoy it at the church. > > 56 Boxed Lunches - $ 10.00 - Update > Saturday, July 24 More to come? TBA. Cheers, Scott > sandwhich - cheese - dessert square - drink ..... all prepared in the Bruce ! (Bruce Beef / Pine River Cheese Company) > sandwhich (beef / egg salad / tuna - please specify which you would like) > drink (water / juice / pop - please specify which you would like) > > Cheers, Scott www.tireegathering.com 14 days to go ! > > Beef 24 > Scott Cameron (whole wheat)- orange juice > Russ McGilvary - apple juice > Eleanor Lillico - apple juice > Margot Murphy - water > Calum MacKinnon - diet pepsi > Jim Cameron (whole wheat)- diet coke > Jean Cameron (whole wheat)- diet coke > Lorna Maragliano - water > Bunny Smith - water > Merilyne Brown (brown bread) - water > Allison MacKinnon - apple juice > Marj McLean Skulmoski - orange juice > Barry Beesley - water > Heather Burrow - diet coke > Glenda McPhadden Franklin - coke > Fern McPhadden Franklin - cranberry or apple juice > Marcy Birch (whole wheat)- diet pop > Frank Cameron - ginger ale > Allan McLean - orange juice > Susan McLean Gower - water > Liz Barrick - water > Marge Garnier - water > Mary Davies - water > Hector Swanson - water > > Egg Salad 13 > Lyne Powell (whole wheat) - water > Carolyn Ballard - juice > Bob Beesley - water > Pat McKinnon - water > Charlie Carter - water > Isabelle Carter - water > Jack McLean - orange juice > Shirley MacDonald - diet coke or pepsi > Ann Nentschel - coke or pepsi > 2- Jean and Frank Campbell - Glenlivit (water) > Betty Benson - & water > Mary MacDougall - apple juice > > Tuna 19 > Calum MacKinnon - water > Ellwood MacKinnon - water > Mary Morey - water > Flora Muir - water > Barbara Humphrey (dark bread if possible) - diet pepsi > Hyla Cameron - water > Susan McLean Gower - water > June Gentray - (whole wheat) apple juice > Donna Ezol - (whole wheat) apple juice > Liz Barrick - 2 apple juice > 2 - Gene and Markie Lamont - 2 water > Mary Davies' grandson - orange juice > 4 - Glenn MacKinnon - 4 water > 2 - Leanne - orange and apple juice > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ > > > > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >