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| 151 | (The 1841 census shows two children named Duncan. One may be a transcription error or could be a nephew.) | Stewart, Duncan (I15829)
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| 152 | (The exact place of his birth is not given in the OPR.) Duncan is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South and did not inherit Lednascridan and thus is presumed to have died as a child. | Stewart, Duncan (I15797)
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| 153 | (The OPR shows Robert's mother's name as Janet Stewart instead of Christian Stewart, but this is an error.) Robert is described in Stewarts of the South as being "lately in Invercarnaig" and thus he died bef. 1815. He is recorded as having one son, James, a cow feeder in Glasgow. | Stewart, Robert in Invercarnaig (I18168)
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| 154 | ** I AM NO LONGER CONFIDENT IN THE ACCOUNTING OF THIS FAMILY AS IT CONNECTS TO STEWARTS OF THE SOUTH ** Duncan is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Duncan Stewart, his [Alexander's] brother, [is a] shepherd in Leadchrich [in the] Braes of Balquhidder. [He has] two sons [who are] minors." An excellent match for this Duncan has been found in Duncan Stewart, a shepherd in Ledcreich who married Agnes McGregor and had four children, including two sons who would be of minor age at the time that Stewarts of the South was written. No other shepherd in Ledcreich named Duncan Stewart has been found to conflict with this matching. (This family was submitted by Andrew McDonald.) Duncan Stewart married on 16 JAN 1813 in Balquhidder (both in this parish) to Agnes McGregor. They had the following children: 1. Mary STEWART, bap. 16 JUN 1813 in Culearn of Gartnafuaran. 2. Walter STEWART, bap. 30 APR 1815 in Clachglass of Glenbuckie. (Census and OPR data indicates he married and had children in Aberfoyle parish.) 3. ______ Stewart, bap 9 MAY 1819 in Ledcrich (Matches with the family records of Catherine Stewart, 1818-1910, who married John Buchanan) 4. John STEWART, bap. 20 NOV 1821 in Tulloch. Between 1821-1825, Duncan and his family moved to Chrachavie west of Loch Vennachar in Aberfoyle, Perthshire, Scotland, where they continued their family. No corresponding birth record has been found for Duncan Stewart, son of John in Callander or Balquhidder parishes. Census 1841 - Drumbowie, Crachavie, Achray, Aberfoyle Duncan Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Agnes Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Scotland Margaret Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Gregor Stewart 13 ; b. 1828 Perthshire Duncan Stewart 9 ; b. 1832 Perthshire Duncan Stewart 3 ; b. 1838 Perthshire ------------------ Potential birth: Callander: 1783, Walter STEWART and Margaret FERGUSON both in this parish were listed 17th May and married 30th current 20 Apr 1784, 23 Apr 1784, Alexander, M, Walter STEWART, Margaret FERGUSON, Cullintogle 14 Apr 1786, 16 Apr 1786, Cathrine, F, Walter STEWART, Margrate FERGUSON, Culentogle 10 Mar 1793, Duncan, M, Walter STEWART, Margaret FERGUSON, Culintogle 24 May 1796, 25 May 1796, Chirstian, F, Walter, STEWART, Margaret FERGUSON, Culintogle Matches with Stewarts of the South: "Walter Stewart (son of Alexander mac Iain Dubh) once Tacksman of one eighth of Glenfinglas left two sons - now cottagers Duncragan Sir Pat Murrays estate Callander parish bought from Perth family, two sons minors." Duncragan is only 1 km from Crachavie where Duncan ended up. | Stewart, Duncan in Chrachavie (I15826)
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| 155 | ---- History of the Fisher Family by James McIntyre (1904) James Fisher was born in Glenquaich, Scotland, in the year 1776 and, when a young man, went to Balquidder and was, for many years, a shepherd there. He married in Balquidder a Miss Stewart, one of the family of Stewarts who had, for four generations, been tenants of the Farm of Ballimore. His wife bore him three sons and they were named Duncan, Alexander and John. His wife died, a few years after the birth of John, and the youngest son, John, was taken and raised by his Uncle, John Stewart, and his Aunts, Katie and Kursty. None of these three Stewarts ever married and he, John Fisher, succeeded them as the tenant of Ballimore. Robert Stewart Fisher, Ballimore, and his Sister, Mrs John Ferguson, West Miggar, Comrie, are the grandson and granddaughter, respectively, of John Fisher. James Fisher and his two sons, Duncan and Alexander, shortly after the death of his wife, returned to Glenquaich from Balquidder and, several years after, in the year 1833, the three emigrated to Canada and along with them, at the same time, came two nephews, John and Alexander Fisher. James Fisher and his two sons settled and they took up bush lands in North Easthope, near Stratford, Canada. Shortly after their arrival in this country, Alexander, son of James Fisher, took ill with measles and died, unmarried. James Fisher died in the year 1858 and he was 82 years of age. His son, Duncan, married in Canada Christena NcNaughton, in the year 1839. She was a native of Glenquaich. They had a family of four, one son and three daughters, who are: James Fisher and his sister Jessie, unmarried and now nearly 60 years of age, who live in a pretty cottage they own on St. David Street, Stratford, having given up farming a few years ago, selling their land and stock and now living retired; a sister, Mrs Thomas Hunt, living just outside the limits of the City of Stratford, on a farm they own; a sister, Mrs George Peddie, living in the State of Michigan, who has a family of three sons and four daughters, mostly grown up and some of them married. James Fisher, Stratford, informs me that he kept up occasional correspondence with his friends in Scotland up to fifteen years ago but, from that date till now, had not hear about or from them. His father, Duncan Fisher, died in 1889, aged 82, and his mother died many years before that. At his father’s death, he sent word to Ballimore but got no reply and he often wondered if the letter ever reached the friends in the Old Country. James Fisher and his sister inform me that their uncle, John Fisher of Ballimore, married and had one son named Duncan. John Fisher died when not very old, being accidentally killed by falling off a horse. His son, Duncan, succeeded him as a tenant of Ballimore, when he came of age. He married the worthy lady who is now his widow, living at Ballimore, her maiden name being Stewart, and the issue of this marriage are: Robert Stewart Fisher and Mrs John Ferguson. Duncan Fisher, Ballimore, died about fifteen years ago, when about forty years of age. I have filled in the names of the two youngest to complete the list and Mrs. Fisher, Sr., of Ballimore, will know if the record they give of their friends in Scotland is correct. John and Alexander Fisher, the nephews of James Fisher who came out with him to Canada in 1833, first settled in Easthope Township, Canada; a few years later, they removed to North Easthope taking up land alongside of many others who, about this time, were coming out from Glenquaich, many of these being relatives of theirs. From between the years 1831 and 1850, between 200 and 300 emigrated from Glenquiach to Canada, most of them settling and taking up bush farms in this Township. John and Alexander Fisher had large families of sons and daughters. Some of their sons and daughters married and have families. One son and one daughter of John and two daughters of Alexander are living and there are a great number of the grandchildren of both living in North Easthope, Stratford, Toronto, Winnipeg, British Columbia, and elsewhere in Canada. One of John’s sons, James Fisher, is an eminent barrister and King’s Counsel, living in Winnipeg. He has been a member of the Provincial Parliament of Manitoba. I am informed that he and his wife were in Scotland twenty-seven years ago and, when there, visited Ballimore. Mrs Fisher, Sr., may have some recollection of this visit. The descendants of the three nephews of James Fisher, being a little farther removed in relationship to the friends in Scotland, I have not considered it necessary to give in as much detail as I have given the parental line but, if desired, it could be furnished. Stratford, Canada, 1904. James McIntyre | Fisher, Alexander (I26718)
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| 156 | . | Brown, Stacy Eugene (I1969)
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| 157 | 0 Age: 0 | Cameron, Hector (I2372)
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| 158 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Amy Helen (I14988)
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| 159 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Augustus Baird (I15304)
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| 160 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Charlotte (I15422)
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| 161 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Charlotte (I15423)
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| 162 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Walter Frangich in Auchnahard (I18428)
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| 163 | 0 Age: 0 | Stewart, Maj. William 13th of Ardvorlich (I18793)
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| 164 | 0 Age: 0 | Roberts, Robert Joseph (I21283)
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| 165 | 0 Age: 0 | Roberts, W S (I21285)
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| 166 | 0 Age: 0 | Lukis, Dr. Dulcie Helen (I21290)
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| 167 | 0 Age: 0 | Lukis, Dr. Theodore Stewart MD MRCP (I21291)
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| 168 | 0 Age: 0; CauseOfDeath: Constitutional Debititis | McCulloch, Percy (I21430)
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| 169 | 0 Age: 0; CemeterySection: W 210 N W | Brown, Mabel Emma (I21194)
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| 170 | 01-25-1882 John McGibbon, eldest son of James McGibbon, married Margaret Stewart, eldest daughter of the late Donald Stewart, all of the parish of St Anicet. At the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. John C. Cattenach. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1882) | Stewart, Margaret Anne (I24976)
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| 171 | 01-25-1882 John McGibbon, eldest son of James McGibbon, married Margaret Stewart, eldest daughter of the late Donald Stewart, all of the parish of St Anicet. At the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. John C. Cattenach. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1882) | McGibbon, John (I25029)
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| 172 | 011386-77 (Wellington Co.) John MOSHER, 23, carpenter, Flamboro, Puslinch, s/o David MOSHER & Matilda FLOOD, married Sarah STEWART, 19, Puslinch, same, d/o Duncan STEWART & Christy McKENZIE, wtn: Duncan McDiarmud STEWART & Christy Ann McKENZIE both of Puslinch, 3 Oct 1877 at West Puslinch | Stewart, Sarah (I18229)
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| 173 | 012566-92 (Welland) Henry J. HUMBURCH, 46, merchant, London England, Buffalo, s/o John & Nancy HUMBURCH, married Emma Elizabeth BRIDGMAN, 22, Toronto, Fort Erie, d/o J.W. & Mary BRIDGMAN, witn - Fred C. HUMBURCH of Buffalo & Louise BRIDGMAN of Fort Erie, 27 January 1892 at the residence of the bride's parents, Fort Erie | Bridgman, Emma Elizabeth (I1348)
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| 174 | 012751-94 (Wellington Co.) Frederick Wm. HEWER, 23, butcher, Puslinch, Guelph, s/o Wm. Jonathan HEWER & Mary Jane GIBSON, married Eliza BLACK, 21, Puslinch, Puslinch, d/o John BLACK & Charlotte ROBERTS, wtn:Mrs.Wm.ROBERTSON & Mrs.George W.RITCHIE both of Puslinch, 13 Mar 1894 at Puslinch | Black, Eliza (I1018)
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| 175 | 02-04-1864 Janet Stewart, youngest daughter of Alexander D. Stewart, Aged 14 years, 08 months, 01 day, of diphtheria, in St Anicet (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1864) Jannet A Stewart is buried in Zion United Church Cemetery, St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada. | Stewart, Jannet A (I24961)
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| 176 | 03-10-1869 John Fraser, Farmer, married Annie Ferguson, both of Dundee Quebec, at the bride's father residence, by Rev. D. Ross (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1869) | Fraser, John (I25032)
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| 177 | 04-02-1879 Duncan Stewart, married Mary McPherson, second daughter of James McPherson, all of the Parish of St Anicet. At the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. John C. Cattenach (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1879) Duncan J. Stewart is buried in Zion United Church Cemetery, St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada. | Stewart, Duncan J (I24937)
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| 178 | 044306-01 (Wellington Co.) STEWART, premature birth, f, b. 21 Jan 1901, father- Allan STEWART, farmer, Puslinch, mother- Jennie Paddock, infm: James McQueen M.D., Puslinch | Stewart, Daughter (I15573)
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| 179 | 044321-01 (Wellington Co.) EVANS, James, m, 26 May 1901, father- Thomas EVANS, farmer, Puslinch, mother- Margaret BLACK, infm: Thomas Evans, Puslinch | Evans, James (I5708)
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| 180 | 044327-01 (Wellington Co.) NEGRO, Leasy, f, 6 Aug 1901, father- Lewis NEGRO, farmer, Puslinch, mother- Mary Ann STEWART, infm: Lewis Negro, Puslinch | Negro, Elizabeth (I11706)
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| 181 | 05-02-1864 Hugh McLean, of St Anicet, married Christina Stewart, of Dundee Quebec, by Rev. J. Cameron, in the Township of Dundee (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1864) | Maclean, Hugh (I25012)
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| 182 | 05-05-1886 Allan McNicol, of the Parish of St Anicet, married Aggie Stewart, second daughter of the late Daniel Stewart, of St Anicet. At the Manse, Dundee Center, by Rev. D. McEachern. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1886) When Agnes' grandparents, Duncan Stewart and Agnes McGergor, lived on the Blair Drummond Moss in Kincardine-by-Doune, Perthshire, Scotland in the early 1800s, their lot at Kirkline was previously occupied by Peter McNicol. It's not known if Peter McNicol was related to Agnes' husband, Allan McNicol. | Stewart, Agnes (I24977)
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| 183 | 05-05-1886 Allan McNicol, of the Parish of St Anicet, married Aggie Stewart, second daughter of the late Daniel Stewart, of St Anicet. At the Manse, Dundee Center, by Rev. D. McEachern. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1886) | McNicol, Allan (I25030)
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| 184 | 05-23-1875 Hugh J. Stewart, son of James D. Stewart, St Anicet Quebec, married Carrie S. Doesser, of Eureka CA, in Eureka, Humboldt County CA, at the Vance Hotel, by Rev. Edward J. Jones. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1875) | Dresser, Caroline Sarah (I25017)
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| 185 | 07-05-1875 The wife of D. A Stewart, at St Anicet Quebec, a daughter. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1875) | Stewart, Barbara (I24963)
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| 186 | 1 Jun 1792 10 Jun 1792 Alexander M Alexander STUART Christian MCQUEEN Muirhead Witt. John Stuart and David McKinlay both at Deanston (Kilmadock OPR) | Stewart, Alexander (I27018)
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| 187 | 1) "Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors in the Revolutionary War", pg. 285: "Private, Capt. Fortunatus Eager's co., Col. Josiah Whitney's regt.; marched Dec. 17, 1776; returned March 27, 1777; service, 3 mos. 10 days; 14 days (280 miles) travel home also allowed; company marched to reinforce army under Gen. Washington in the Jerseys. Roll dated Lancaster and endorsed 'marchd to New York.' " 2) "Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors in the Revolutionary War", pg. 1044: "Descriptive list of men raised in Worcester Co. to serve in the Continental Army, agreeable to resolve of Dec. 2, 1780, as returned by Seth Washburn, Superintendent for said country, June 12 [?], 1781; Capt. Beaman's co., Col. Whitteney's (Whitney's) regt.; age, 25 years.; stature, 5 ft. 11 in.; complexion, light; occupation, farmer; engaged for town of Lancaster; engaged March 28, 1781; term, 3 years." | Zwiers, Pvt. Peter (I20455)
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| 188 | 10 Jul 1777, John, son of Alexander HAY and Jean STEWART in Watstoun. Witt. Alexander STEWART in Muirhead and William Shaw in Watstoun. (Kilmadock OPR) | Hay, John (I27062)
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| 189 | 11 Jan 1756, child, ?, John STEUART and Jean MC--, Frew? (Kilmadock OPR) "Frew?" may be a transcription error for Earn. This child's name is not recorded in the Kilmadock OPR and is presumed to have died young. | Stewart, Isbal (I27025)
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| 190 | 11 Jul 1762, Susanna, daughter of John STUART and Jean MCULLIE in Earn. Witt. Robert McUllie in Broich and Wm. Monteath in Deanston (Kilmadock OPR) From Stewarts of the South, we can infer that one of John Stewart's daughters was married to the uncle of John Campbell who built the George Inn in the town of Perth. The uncle was a vintner on the High Street in Perth. | Stewart, Susanna (I27028)
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| 191 | 11 NOV 2010 - LODGE, Arthur. Sadly we share the news of the loss of a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and friend. Arthur Lodge died peacefully at the Pines Bracebridge in the early morning of November 11, 2010. Arthur was born in Hamilton, January 17, 1925 to Thomas and Dolly Lodge. Art joined the army upon graduation from grade 13 taking his first year of engineering at McMaster University. He graduated from Brockville as a lieutenant and returned to Brantford as a training officer of army recruits. He married Ruth Stevenson March 24, 1951 and later finished his degree at Western University. Arthur taught briefly in elementary schools in Hamilton then spent 20 years at Hamilton Teacher's College (OTEC). Art and Ruth raised three children; Kathryn, David and Steven. He finished his career with 5 years at the MOET block in Toronto working for the Special Projects branch of the Ministry of Education. He lived with Ruth and his family in homes in Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Paris and Bracebridge. Arthur volunteered for many organizations including the Drug Addiction Research Foundation, Canadian Lung Association, Suicide Prevention Bureau and Telecare Hamilton. He was well respected as a public speaker and often took part in worship services as a member of Marshall Memorial United Church in Ancaster, St. Paul's United Church in Paris and Bracebridge United. Art loved to sing and shared in church choir work, as member of the Brant Men of Song and as a songleader at the Pines in Bracebridge. He played and coached many sports with special interest in soccer, volleyball and baseball. Art will be forever remembered and missed by his loving wife Ruth, Steven and Mary, David, Kathryn and Jack, as well as grandchildren Robyn, Tobin, Samantha and Travis, great-grandson Catcher and countless friends and fellow educators. Anyone wishing to make a donation in memory of Arthur is asked to donate to “The Pines” in Bracebridge or a charity of their choice. Messages of condolence may be left at www.reynoldsfuneral.com | Lodge, Lieut. Arthur (I9044)
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| 192 | 11-01-1865 William Gordon, Harriston, Ont, Canada West, married Agnes Stewart, daughter of James Stewart, farmer, parish of St Anicet, Canada East. At Huntingdon by Rev. James Watson (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1865) | Gordon, William B (I25018)
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| 193 | 11-05-1879 Rev. D. G. McKay, of Bluevale ON, married J. E. M. Stewart, daughter of James D. Stewart, Esq., Harriston ON , and sister to A J. Stewart, Esq., treasurer of the town of Harriston ON. At the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. W. A. McKay, B.A., of Woodstock ON. Brother to the bridegroom, assisted by Rev. J. Beakie, Rev. J. Campbell,B.A. of Harriston ON, and Rev. B. Hamilton, of Paris ON. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1879) | MacKay, Rev. Donald Grant (I10232)
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| 194 | 1153 King St. E. | McMeekin, Florence (I10671)
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| 195 | 11856/81 - December 23, 1881 - at Guelph - James Nicol - 3l years, of Puslinch, born in Scotland, a farmer/ s/o James Nicol and Ann Stromach to Sarah Ann Evans d/o James Evans & Elizabeth Stewart; Wit: Robert Nicol and Mary Shaw of Puslinch. | Nicol, James (I11789)
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| 196 | 11883/81 - May 13, - David Atkinson 25 years of Nassagaweya, a farmer s/o John Atkinson & Mary Kerr to Margaret Evans d/o James Evans & Elizabeth Stewart, Wit: Peter Laind[?] & Sarah Ann Evans -Guelph In 1881, she was residing in Puslinch with her two year old son, Henry, in the home of widower David Hume, b 1844. No occupation or relationship to head of household is given. She could have been a household servant or a relative. | Evans, Margaret Jane (I5714)
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| 197 | 12 Dec 1742, Jean, daughter of John STUART and Katharine GRAME in Coldoch. Witt. Moses Thomson and Alexander Shaw there. (Kilmadock OPR) From Stewarts of the South, we can infer that one of John Stewart's daughters was married to the uncle of John Campbell who built the George Inn in the town of Perth. The uncle was a vintner on the High Street in Perth. | Stewart, Jean (I27008)
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| 198 | 12-10-1883 Archie Stewart, eldest son of the late Daniel Stewart, St Anicet, died of consumption, in the Hospice St Jean de Dieu,Longue Pointe, Aged 20 years 09 months (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1883) Archibald Stewart is buried in Zion United Church Cemetery, St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada. | Stewart, Archibald Arthur (I24944)
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| 199 | 12-14-1870 Donald A Stewart, Farmer, Dundee Que, married Catherine Rankin, eldest daughter of Hugh Rankin, Esq., at the bride's father's, St Anicet, by Rev. D. Ross. (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1870) | Rankin, Catherine (I24933)
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| 200 | 12-15-1886 Edwin E. Chafee, North Lawrence New York, married Jennie Stewart, youngest daughter of the late Daniel Stewart, att the residence of the bride's mother, in St Anicet, by Rev. D. McEachern (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1886) | Stewart, Jeanett (I24974)
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