====== Subjects of Biographies ======

//The subjects are identified by principal places or residence, usually including the place of birth or childhood.//

[[abbey_harold_kemball|Abbey, Harold Kemball]] (1921-1989), veterinarian. British Columbia, Guelph, Kingston, Lancaster

[[abbott_sir_john|Abbott, Sir John]] prime minister //See// Bethune, Rev. John the Younger

[[aimee_de_marie|Aimée de Marie. ]]//See// Chisholm, Angela

[[aird_margaret|Aird, Margaret,]] housewife. Glengarry County area. //See// note in life of MacLean, Mrs Edith

[[alexander_james|Alexander, James]] (1852-1942) produce exporter. Aultsville, Cornwall, Lancaster, Brockville, Montreal

[[allen_george_william|Allen, George William]] (d. 1947), clergyman, publisher. Coaticoke (Quebec), Maxville, Toronto

[[allen_robert_cameron|Allen, Robert Cameron]] (1848-1921), schoolteacher, clergyman, lecturer. Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Brodie (Glengarry County).

[[allin_florence_catherine|Allin, Florence Catherine]] (1902-1993), business college proprietor. Maxville, Ottawa.

[[anderson_john|Anderson, John]] (1823-1908), clergyman, author. Scotland, Lancaster, Tiverton (Ontario)

[[anderson_samuel|Anderson, Samuel]] (1736-1836), U E Loyalist. American colonies, Cornwall Township

[[anglin|Anglin, F. A.,]] chief justice. //See// Fraser, Archibald, farmer

[[arkinstall_john_m|Arkinstall, John M.]] (1902-1981), seed grower. St-Elmo-Dunvegan area

[[arkinstall_william_campbell|Arkinstall, Dr William Campbell,]] physician. //See// Smith, Rev. G. Watt

[[arnold|Arnold family,]] noted for their large-scale ownership of horses. Grenville, Quebec

[[aubry_gabriel_gilles|Aubry, Gabriel Gilles]] (d. 1996), lawyer. Lancaster, Alexandria

[[ayre_william_burton|Ayre, William Burton]] (1915-1996), physician. Western provinces, Montreal, Dunvegan

[[bailey_frank_a_s|Bailey, Frank A. S.]] (1928-2000), clergyman. Barbados, Canada, Maxville

[[bain_james|Bain, James]] (1827-1915), lumberman. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[baker_andrew_james|Baker, Andrew James]] (1841-1933), river navigator. Summerstown

[[baker_james_yeo|Baker, James Yeo]] (1873-1964), physician. Summerstown, Dalhousie Mills, Alexandria

[[baker_john|Baker, John]] (d. 1871, said to have been aged 105 but real age was probably about 93), slave. Quebec, Grays Creek, Toronto, Cornwall

[[baker_lucy_margaret|Baker, Lucy Margaret]] (1836-1909), teacher, missionary. Summerstown, Canadian West

[[banfill_bessie_j|Banfill, Bessie J.]] (d.1975), nurse, author. Various places, Avonmore

[[barbara_theophile_g|Barbara, Theophile G.]] (1900-1983), merchant. Lebanon, Montreal, Alexandria

[[barker_william_j|Barker, William J.]] (d.1937), cheesemaker. Moose Creek, various places

[[barrett_clark|Barrett, Clark]] (1901-1983), genealogical researcher. Dominionville, various places

[[barrett_wellington_james_cameron|Barrett, Wellington James Cameron]] (1892-1983), high school principal. Summerstown Station, Williamstown

[[barton_george_samuel_horace|Barton, George Samuel Horace]] (1883-1962), agricultural expert, federal deputy minister. Prescott County, Ottawa

[[bathurst_charles_sarto|Bathurst, Charles Sarto]] (1903-1987), clergyman, administrator. Dalhousie Mills, Montreal, Halifax etc.

[[bathurst_thomas_william|Bathurst, Thomas William]] (1893-1978), general merchant, prospector. Dalhousie Mills, Northern Ontario & Quebec

[[beaudette_joseph_e|Beaudette, Joseph E.]] (d.1971), veterinarian. St. Andrew’s West, Martintown

[[begg_james|Begg, James]] (1814 or 1815-1899), pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County, Roxborough Township

[[bennett_r_gordon|Bennett, R. Gordon]] (d.1995), ag rep, provincial deputy minister. Wentworth County (Ontario), Glengarry County

[[bennett_thomas_h|Bennett, Thomas H.]] (//fl//. 1860s) and his son John Bennett (1832-1912), political figures. England, Glengarry County, Stormont County

[[benning_james|Benning, James]] (1873-1954), farmer. Williamstown area

[[bergeron_percy_charles|Bergeron, Percy Charles]] (1908-1980), judge. Cornwall, Alexandria

[[bergin_darby|Bergin, Darby]] (1826-1896), physician, militia officer, political figure. Toronto, Cornwall

[[berry_james_g|Berry, James G.]] (d.1957), clergyman, author. England, Martintown,Williamstown, various places

[[besau|Besau]] or Beson, Joe, vagrant, eccentric (d. about beginning of 1940s). Glengarry County

[[bethune_alexander_neil|Bethune, Alexander Neil]] (1800-1879), clergyman, U E Loyalist. Williamstown, Toronto

[[bethune_angus|Bethune, Angus]] (1783-1858), fur trader. Glengarry County, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Toronto

[[bethune_angus2|Bethune, Angus,]] mayor. Cornwall. //See// Bethune, James

[[bethune_donald|Bethune, Donald]] (1802-1869), businessman. Williamstown, elsewhere Ontario

[[bethune_james|Bethune, James]] (1840-1884), lawyer. Charlottenburgh Township, Cornwall, Toronto

[[bethune_james_gray|Bethune, James Gray]] (1793-1841), banker. Williamstown, Cobourg

[[bethune_john|Bethune, John]] (1751-1815), clergyman, U E Loyalist. Scotland, North Carolina, Williamstown

[[bethune_john2|Bethune, John]] (1791-1872), clergyman. Williamstown, Montreal

[[black_donald|Black Donald. ]]//See// MacDonald, Donald Hugh

[[blacklock_ambrose|Blacklock, Ambrose]] (1784-1866), physician. Dumfries (Scotland), St. Andrew’s West

[[blair_elizabeth_mary|Blair, Elizabeth Mary]] (1894-1986) genealogical researcher. Dunvegan, Toronto

[[bonneville_peter_l|Bonneville, Peter L.]] (d. 1918), contractor, businessman (Pierre Leguori Bonneville). Huntingdon County, Lancaster

[[booth_john_r|Booth, John R.]] (1827-1925), lumberman, railway builder. Ottawa

[[boss_william|Boss, William]] (1893-1970), soldier, author. England, Canada

[[bougie_emile|Bougie, Émile]] (1893-1942), farmer. Vankleek Hill, Glengarry County

[[bougie_joseph_d|Bougie, Joseph D.]] (1863-1936), general merchant, farmer. Cedars (Quebec), Fraserfield farm (Glengarry County)

[[bourbonnais_alderic|Bourbonnais, Aldéric]] (1876-1978), blacksmith. North Lancaster

[[bowen_joshua_c|Bowen, Joshua C.]] (d.1889), farmer. Fraserfield farm (Glengarry County)

[[bowie_douglas_m|Bowie, Douglas M.]] (//fl//.1930 & 40s), businessman. Various places, Lancaster

[[boyer_andrew|Boyer, Andrew]] (1900-1983), newspaper publisher. Vankleek Hill

[[boyle_john|Boyle, John]] (1861-1933), merchant. Bathurst (New Brunswick), Alexandria

[[brazeau_fernand|Brazeau, Fernand]] (1913-1980), clergyman, teacher. Montreal, North Lancaster, Crysler

[[brazeau_peter|Brazeau, Peter]] (//fl//. 1860s and 70s ), also called Peter Fraser, athlete. Glengarry County area

[[brodeur_rosario|Brodeur, Rosario,]] (1889-1986), 4th bishop of Alexandria. Acton Vale (Quebec), Alexandria

[[brokenshire_norman_ernest|Brokenshire, Norman Ernest]] (1898-1965), radio announcer. U.S.A. (Apple Hill connection)

[[brown_alexander_j|Brown, Alexander J.]] (1832-1909), builder, contractor. Williamstown, NewYork State & Ontario

[[brown_alexander_robertson|Brown, Alexander Robertson]] (d.1938), orchestra leader, musician. Martintown, Montreal

[[brown_george_f|Brown, George F.]] (//fl//. 1890s), cheesemaker, founder-publisher of //The Canadian Cheese and Butter Maker//. Williamstown

[[browne_joseph_archibald|Browne, Joseph Archibald,]] (1862-1948), painter. England, Lancaster

[[buick_david_dunbar|Buick, David Dunbar]] (1854-1929), celebrated American car man whose name is commemorated by the Buick car. Scotland, U.S.A.

[[burnet_john_smith|Burnet, John Smith]] (d. 1908), clergyman. Scotland, Cornwall, Martintown

[[burns_robert|Burns, Robert]] (1789-1869), clergyman. Scotland, Toronto

[[burns_william_chalmers|Burns, William Chalmers]] (1815-1868), clergyman. Scotland, China

[[burton_arthur|Burton, Arthur]] (d.1925), ranch manager. Cashion’s Glen, Moraga Valley (California)

[[burton_mr_and_mrs_james_a|Burton, Mr & Mrs James A.,]] of Maxville, and their sons of Burton, British Columbia, drover, entrepreneurs. //See// Macmaster, Sir Donald

[[c_wp|C., W.P.]] An unidentifed author, W.P.C., of Williamstown

[[cains_george_lighthall|Cains, George Lighthall]] (1857-1951), businessman. Breadalbane, Montreal

[[calder_john_a_g|Calder, John A. G.]] (d. 1923), clergyman. Lancaster

[[cameron_mrs_alexander|Cameron, Mrs Alexander]] (d. 1933), personality. Lancaster

[[cameron_alexander|Cameron, Alexander]] (d. 1921), contractor. Alexandria

[[cameron_allan|Cameron, Allan]] (d.1903), riverman, police chief. Meadow Bay (Glengarry County), California, Cornwall

[[cameron_daniel_ross|Cameron, Daniel Ross. ]]//See// Cameron, Donald Ross

[[cameron_donald|Cameron, Donald]] (//fl//.1820 & 30s), emigration leader. Scotland, Ontario

[[cameron_donald_c|Cameron, Donald C.]] (1911-1970), soldier. Lochiel Township, Cornwall, Kingston

[[cameron_donald_roderick|Cameron, Donald Roderick]] (1867-1958), contractor. Maxville

[[cameron_donald_ross|Cameron, Donald Ross]] (1834-1918), businessman, also known as Daniel Ross Cameron. Summerstown, Fort Covington (NewYork), Chicago, California

[[cameron_duncan|Cameron, Duncan]] (d.l848), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Williamstown

[[cameron_duncan_o|Cameron, Duncan O.]] (d.1954), lawyer. Kirk Hill, Toronto area

[[cameron_george_ian_douglas|Cameron, George Ian Douglas]] (G. I. D. Cameron), mill manager, author. Glengarry County, India. //See// Macdonald, John James

[[cameron_graceline|Cameron, Graceline]] (1901-1994), postmaster. Alexandria

[[cameron_hugh_a|Cameron, Hugh A.]] (1855-1927), farmer, soldier. Martintown area

[[cameron_james|Cameron, James,]] member of Colorado legislature. Lochiel Township, Colorado

[[cameron_james2|Cameron, James]] (1825-1912), farmer, diarist. Cameron’s Island near Summerstown

[[cameron_james_albert_craig|Cameron, James Albert Craig]] (1869-1939), lawyer. Summerstown Station, Cornwall, Toronto

[[cameron_john|Cameron, John]] (1730-1803), U E Loyalist (John Cameron the Wise). Scotland, New York colony, Front of Charlottenburgh

[[cameron_john2|Cameron, John]] (l778-l829), political figure (John Cameron the Rich). New York State, Front of Charlottenburgh

[[cameron_john_a|Cameron, John A.]] (1820-1888), prospector, figure of legend. Charlottenburgh Township, Cariboo (British Columbia)

[[cameron_john_angus|Cameron, John Angus]] (//fl//. early 20th century), hotelkeeper. Maxville, Alexandria

[[cameron_margaret|Cameron, Margaret]] (1879-1969), missionary. Glengarry County, India, Montreal

[[cameron_o_kane_j|Cameron, O’Kane J.]] (c. 1810-1891), piper. Glengarry County

[[cameron_sir_roderick_william|Cameron, Sir Roderick William]] (1823-1900), New York City shipping magnate in Australian trade. Glengarry County, Hamilton, NewYork City

[[cameron_rory|Cameron, Rory. ]]//See// Cameron, Donald Roderick

[[cameron_william_bleasdell|Cameron, William Bleasdell]] (1862-1951), writer. Trenton (Ontario), Saskatchewan & Alberta

[[campbell_alexander_blackwood|Campbell, Alexander Blackwood,]] miner. Martintown, Cariboo (British Columbia). //See// Campbell, Robert Neil

[[campbell_alexander_charles|Campbell, Alexander Charles]] (1874-1951), educationist. Roxborough Township, Manitoba

[[campbell_alexander_j|Campbell, Alexander J.]] (1839-1944), fisherman, farmer, centenarian. Scotland, Western Quebec, Maxville

[[campbell_angus|Campbell, Angus]] (1830-1906), settler in New Zealand. Front of Lancaster, New Zealand

[[campbell_angus_b|Campbell, Angus B.]] (1829-1904), blacksmith, foundry owner. Loch Garry, Alexandria

[[campbell_ann|Campbell, Ann]] (d.1872), supracentenarian? Scotland, 9th concession Kenyon Township

[[campbell_cameron_jamieson|Campbell, Cameron Jamieson]] (1913-1967), aviation authority. Maxville, Winnipeg, Montreal

[[campbell_colin|Campbell, Colin]] (1787-1853), fur trader. Glengarry County, fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[campbell_duncan_angus|Campbell, Duncan Angus]] (1867-1952), clergyman, educator. Alexandria, St. Raphael’s

[[campbell_mrs_elizabeth_bethune|Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth Bethune]] (1880-1956), litigant, controversialist. Toronto, Boston. //See// Bethune, James

[[campbell_grace_maclennan_grant|Campbell, Grace MacLennan Grant]] (1895-1963), novelist. Williamstown area, Quebec, Saskatchewan

[[campbell_jamieson|Campbell, Jamieson]] (1844-1913), farmer, local politician. Ireland, Apple Hill

[[campbell_john_duncan|Campbell, John Duncan]] (1773-1835), fur trader. New York colony, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Grays Creek

[[campbell_john_lorne|Campbell, John Lorne]] (1845 or 1849-1928), clergyman, author. Dominionville, New York city, Cambridge (Massachusetts), Vancouver, Tennessee

[[campbell_peter_e|Campbell, Peter E.]] (1857-1939), merchant. Dominionville, Cornwall

[[campbell_peter_sinclair|Campbell, Peter Sinclair]] (1847-1930), educator. Dominionville, Hamilton

[[campbell_robert|Campbell, Robert]] (1818-1887), lumberman. Scotland, Breadalbane, Eganville

[[campbell_robert_m|Campbell, Robert M.]] (1867-1936), police surgeon. Laggan area, Denver (Colorado)

[[campbell_robert_neil|Campbell, Robert Neil]] (1864-1946), author, miner. Martintown, Cariboo

[[cantin_narcisse_m|Cantin, Narcisse M.]] (1870-1940), businessman, visionary. Huron County (Ontario), various places

[[carey_george_m_w|Carey, George M. W.,]] clergyman. //See// MacDougall, Margaret Moran Dixon

[[carmichael_lewis_or_louis|Carmichael, Lewis or Louis]] (d.1844), professional soldier. Scotland, Canada

[[carriere_laurier|Carrière, Laurier]] (1909-1982), school inspector. Curran (Ontario), various places Ontario

[[cashion_angus_d|Cashion, Angus D.]] (d.24 Dec. 1925), railway contractor, rancher. (Cashion’s Glen?). U.S. South West, Phoenix

[[cashion_james_arthur|Cashion, James Arthur]] (1860-1936 ), railway contractor, rancher. Glengarry County, Arizona

[[cass_john_edward|Cass, John Edward]] (1866-1949), ashery proprietor, photographer. Gouverneur (New York), Maxville

[[catlin_al|Catlin, A.L.]] (//fl//. 19th century), contractor. U.S.A.

[[cattanach_alexander_john|Cattanach, Alexander John]] (1834-1890), lawyer, author. Glengarry County, Toronto

[[cattanach_angus|Cattanach, Angus]] (1796-1873), land surveyor, merchant. Scotland, Dalhousie Mills

[[cattanach_clarence_alexander|Cattanach, Clarence Alexander]] (1885-13 April 1976), merchant, postmaster. Williamstown

[[cattanach_donald|Cattanach, Donald]] (1799-1883), merchant. Scotland, Laggan

[[chafee_edwin_eugene|Chafee, Edwin Eugene]] (1858-1940), cheesemaker. North Lawrence (New York), Summerstown

[[charlebois_elmer_j|Charlebois, Elmer J.]] (d. 9 Feb. 1956), chiropractor. Lisbon (North Dakota), Alexandria

[[charlebois_john_hyacinthe|Charlebois, John Hyacinthe]] (1857-1941), blacksmith. Soulanges County (Quebec), Minot (North Dakota), Alexandria

[[charlebois_martin|Charlebois, Martin]] (//fl//.20th century), businessman. Alexandria, Wisconsin & Minnesota

[[charlebois_ogiste|Charlebois, Ogiste]] (d. c. 1892), foundry owner. Alexandria

[[charlebois_peter_a|Charlebois, Peter A.]] (d. 1991), photographer, clerk-treasurer. Alexandria

[[cheap_john|Cheap John. ]]//See// Morrison, John

[[cheney_hugh_lough|Cheney, Hugh Lough]] (d. 1967), dentist. Vankleek Hill, Alexandria, Ottawa

[[chesley_s_y|Chesley, S. Y.,]] mayor. Cornwall. //See// Macdonell, Donald William

[[chevrier_joseph-elphege|Chevrier, Joseph-Elphège]] (d. 1951) and his son Lionel Chevrier (1903-1987), political figures. Cornwall, Canada

[[chewett_william|Chewett, William]] (1753-1849) and his son James Grant Chewett (1793-1862), surveyors, public office holders. Cornwall, etc

[[chisholm_alexander|Chisholm, Alexander]] (d. 1854), soldier, settler. Scotland, Africa, Alexandria

[[chisholm_angela|Chisholm, Angela]] named Aimée de Marie, member of the Sisters of the Precious Blood (d. 1974). Lochiel Township, Ottawa, Alexandria

[[chisholm_archibald_mark|Chisholm, Archibald Mark]] (1862-1933), businessman, prominent mining developer. Alexandria, Duluth

[[chisholm_james_j|Chisholm, James J.]] (c. 1821?-1878), clergyman. Alexandria, Perth (Ontario)

[[chisholm_james_sutherland|Chisholm, James Sutherland]] (d. 1885), 27th Chisholm clan chief. Canada, Scotland

[[chisholm_john|Chisholm, John]] (d.1890), soldier (U. S. Civil War), businessman. North Branch, Alexandria

[[chisholm_john2|Chisholm, John]] (d.1987), contractor, bridge builder. Alexandria

[[chisholm_john_a|Chisholm, John A.]] (1866-1928), lawyer. Cornwall

[[chisholm_john_james|Chisholm, John James]] (1899-1983), Hollywood stuntman, Canadian filmmaker, Toronto film library proprietor (Jack Chisholm). Glengarry County, U.S.A., Toronto

[[chisholm_john_ranald|Chisholm, John Ranald]] (17 Oct. 1832-15 Sept. 1914), contractor, builder. Alexandria

[[chisholm_kenneth|Chisholm, Kenneth]] (1829-1906), businessman, political figure. Brampton, Peel County (Ontario)

[[chisholm_mary_jane|Chisholm, Mary Jane]] (1907-1999), research chemist. Lochiel Township, Ottawa, Alexandria

[[chisholm_roderick_john|Chisholm, Roderick John]] (1854-1945), workman, personality. Various places, Vankleek Hill

[[chisholm_valentine_g|Chisholm, Valentine G.]] (1865-1958), farmer, township clerk. Lochiel Township

[[cholet_pierre|Cholet, Pierre]] (1840-1907), workman, “lost child” of well-known narrative. St-Polycarpe, France, Canada, Glengarry County

[[choquette_joseph|Choquette, Joseph]] (d.1946 ), hockey-stick manufacturer. St-Grégoire (Quebec), Montreal, Alexandria

[[christie_archibald_stanley|Christie, Archibald Stanley]] (1888-1946), businessman, publisher. Apple Hill, Montreal

[[christie_hugh_herbert|Christie, Hugh Herbert]] (1878-1945), physician. Martintown, Esterhazy (Saskatchewan), Ottawa

[[christie_john_p|Christie, John P.]] (1861-1899), businessman, prospector. Maxville area, various places U.S.A. & Canada

[[clark_daniel|Clark, Daniel]] (1799-1872 ), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[clark_george_ellis|Clark, George Ellis]] (1863-1922), farmer. Martintown area

[[clark_james|Clark, James]] (1837-1915), farmer. Michigan, Dominionville area

[[clark_william_clifford|Clark, William Clifford]] (1889-1952), deputy minister of finance. Martintown area, Ottawa

[[clark_william_reuben|Clark, William Reuben]] (1855-1933), businessman. Glengarry County, Stockton (California), San Francisco

[[clingen_albert_d|Clingen, Albert D.]] (1880-1959), businessman. Martintown, Apple Hill

[[cluff_james_alexander|Cluff, James Alexander]] (1860-1947), businessman. Maxville

[[colquhoun_william|Colquhoun, William]] (1814-1898), merchant. Cornwall

[[conners_george_wellington|Conners, George Wellington]] (1868-1947), clergyman, publisher. Maxville etc.

[[connor_ralph|Connor, Ralph]]  //See// Gordon, Charles William

[[conroy_harry_a|Conroy, Harry A.]] (//fl//. late 19th century, early 20th century), veterinarian, official. Alexandria, Ottawa, Fort Smith (N.W.T.)

[[constable_robert_henry|Constable, Robert Henry]] (1832 or 1833-1923), journalist. London (England), Alexandria, various places

[[cook|Cook family,]] lumbermen. Dundas County

[[corbet_george|Corbet, George]] (1844-1932), clergyman. Lancaster Township, St. Andrew’s West, Cornwall

[[costello_francis_thomas|Costello, Francis Thomas]] (1870-1951), lawyer, judge. L’Orignal, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[coulthart|Coulthart]] family, manufacturers. Glengarry County, Stormont County

[[courville_david_m|Courville, David M.]] (1868-1958), businessman. St-Rédempteur (Quebec), Maxville, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[couturier_felix|Couturier, Felix]] (1876-1941), 3rd bishop of Alexandria. France, England, Alexandria

[[cowan_robert_henry|Cowan, Robert Henry]] (1880-1962), hardware merchant. Ottawa, Alexandria

[[cox_edward_godfrey|Cox, Edward Godfrey]] (1876-1963), university teacher. Seattle etc.

[[cox_francis_augustus|Cox, Francis Augustus]] (1783-1853), clergyman. England

[[cragg_george_wilmot|Cragg, George Wilmot]] (1900-1952 ), physician. Greenbank (Ontario), Glen Walter

[[craig_james|Craig, James]] (1823-l874), political figure. Charlottenburgh Township

[[craig_james_j|Craig, James J.]] (1855-1929), school inspector, political figure. Glengarry County, Fergus (Ontario)

[[craig_john_james|Craig, John James]] (?-?), criminal, hoodlum. Summerstown area

[[craig_robert_j|Craig, Robert J.]] (1853-1942), contractor. Glen Walter, various places

[[crateau_wilfred_e|Crateau, Wilfred E.]] (1897-1973), newspaperman. Alexandria, Prescott (Ontario)

[[cresswell_david_thomas|Cresswell, David Thomas]] (1835-1918), longtime merchant of Martintown. England, Martintown

[[crewson_joseph_william|Crewson, Joseph William]] (1856-1945), school inspector. Wellington County, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[croil_james|Croil, James]] (1821-1916), historian. Scotland, Morrisburg area, Montreal

[[cuerrier_gerald|Cuerrier, Gerald]] (d. 1994), murdered man, drug dealer. Alexandria

[[cuillerier_avila|Cuillerier, Avila]] (d.1975), building contractor. St-Télesphore (Quebec)

[[cumming_donald|Cumming, Donald]] (1844-1927), farmer, and his wife Mary Jane Graham (1850-1916). Chateauguay County (Quebec), Charlottenburgh Township

[[cumming_donald_norman|Cumming, Donald Norman]] (1893-1974), farmer, Ayrshire breeder. Glengarry County

[[cumming_malcolm|Cumming, Malcolm]] (1880-1967), farmer, Ayrshire breeder. Glengarry County

[[cuneo_cyrus_cincinatto|Cuneo, Cyrus Cincinatto]] (1878 or 1879-1916), artist. San Francisco, Paris, London (England)

[[curry_solomon_s|Curry, Solomon S.]] (1839-1929), mining man. Glengarry County, Michigan

[[dalcrombie_macgillivrays_of|Dalcrombie, MacGillivrays of. ]]//See// McGillivray, Hon. John

[[dale_albert_david|Dale, Albert David]] (1896-1956), stationary engineer. England, Alexandria

[[daley_james_t|Daley, James T]].(1864-1934), clergyman. Maxville etc.

[[dalrymple_john_alexander|Dalrymple, John Alexander]] (1910-1989), ag rep. Alexandria etc.

[[dancause|Dancause family,]] merchants. St-Anicet (Quebec), Apple Hill

[[danis_daniel|Danis, Daniel. ]]//See// Danis, Joseph Louis Daniel

[[danis_joseph_louis_daniel|Danis, Joseph Louis Daniel]] (1867-1921), lawyer. Cornwall, etc.

[[daoust_joseph_emilien|Daoust, Joseph Emilien]] (d. 1923), blacksmith, businessman. Glengarry County, Yorkton (Saskatchewan)

[[daprato_depratto_depratto|DaPrato/DePratto (Depratto),]] surname of family prominent as employees and businessmen in Alexandria life for the past hundred years. Italy, Alexandria

[[dawes_charles_haddon_spurgeon|Dawes, Charles Haddon Spurgeon]] (1907-1995), clergyman. Alexandria

[[delargea_amable|Delargea, Amable]] (d.1892), wheelwright, carriagemaker. Martintown

[[delhey_william_adrian|Delhey, William Adrian]] (1923-1990), farmer. Holland, Glengarry County

[[denike_sam|Denike, Sam or Sambo,]] also known by the single name Sambo, black U E Loyalist, early settler. American colonies, Glengarry County

[[denovan_robert_a|Denovan, Robert A.]] (1884-1976) and his son John James Denovan (d. 1999) (John Denovan), both engineers. Dalkeith area etc.

[[denovan_william|Denovan, William]] (d.1922), farmer, character, figure of legend (Wild Willie Denovan). 7<sup>th</sup>  concession Lochiel Township

[[derey|Derey or Derry, London. ]]//See// Londonderry, A.

[[derochie_walter_j|DeRochie, Walter J.]] (1859-1941), businessman. Tyotown, Cornwall

[[deruchie_norman_j|Deruchie, Norman J.,]] criminal, hoodlum. Summerstown area. ]]//See// Craig, John James

[[des_groseilliers_leo|Des Groseilliers, Leo]] (1908-1976), merchant. Sturgeon Falls (Ontario), Alexandria. ]]//See// Huot, Joseph A. C.

[[desjardins_wesley_edward|Desjardins, Wesley Edward]] (//fl//. 20th century), criminal, escapee. Various places

[[detrait_oscar|Detrait, Oscar]] (1878-1961), book store proprietor. Belgium, Montreal, Alexandria

[[devaux_lionel_charles|Devaux, Lionel Charles]] (1897-1981), businessman. British West Indies, Williamstown

[[dever_edward_j|Dever, Edward J.]] (1875-1947), businessman. Merrickville (Ontario), Alexandria

[[dewar_norman|Dewar, Norman]] (d. 1878), subject of poem (date of death 1879 also found, but 1878 is almost certainly correct). Glengarry County, Memphis (Tennessee)

[[dickinson_barnabas|Dickinson, Barnabas]] (1783-1832), stage coach proprietor. St. Lawrence area

[[dickson_clement|Dickson, Clement,]] soldier (U. S. Civil War), and his wife Elizabeth Stuart. Glengarry County, South Dakota

[[dickson_william_john|Dickson, William John]] (1892-1975), businessman. Dunvegan, Winnipeg

[[dingwall_james|Dingwall, James]] (1840-1923), lawyer. Meadow Bay (Glengarry County), Cornwall

[[dinnie_donald|Dinnie, Donald]] (1837-1916), Scottish athlete, champion at Scottish games. Scotland

[[dolan_dominic_john|Dolan, Dominic John]] (1892-1989), physician. Pakenham (Ontario), Alexandria

[[donald_black_donald|Donald (Black Donald). ]]//See// MacDonald, Donald Hugh

[[donovan_duncan|Donovan, Duncan]] (1857-1933), photographer. 9th concession Lochiel Township, Alexandria

[[doudiet_jacques_frederic|Doudiet, Jacques Frederic]] (//fl//. 19th century), clergyman. Switzerland,Canada

[[drew_george_alexander|Drew, George Alexander]] (1826-1891), judge. Williamstown area, Wellington County

[[drummond_james|Drummond, James]] (1822-1898), clergyman, author. Scotland, Glengarry County area

[[dubeau_henri|Dubeau, Henri]] (c. 1911-1980), barn builder. St. Bernardin area

[[duggan_henry_david|Duggan, Henry David]] (d.1988), Bell Canada employee. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[dulin_joseph_w|Dulin, Joseph W.]] (d.1937), clergyman. Montreal, Alexandria, diocese of Alexandria

[[dumbrille_dorothy|Dumbrille, Dorothy]] (1897-1981), author. Crysler, Alexandria

[[dundonald|Dundonald, Douglas]] Mackinnon Baillie Hamilton Cochrane, 12th Earl of (1852-1935), soldier. Scotland

[[dunlop_a_llewella|Dunlop, A. Llewella]] (1890-1976), promoter of heritage awareness. Williamstown

[[dunlop_john_c|Dunlop, John C.]] (1848-1897), businessman, miner. Lancaster, Colorado, Nevada

[[dunlop_john_james|Dunlop, John James]] (d. 1951), educationist. Williamstown, Ottawa

[[duperron_donald|Duperron, Donald]] (1881-1939), hotelkeeper. Maxville

[[dupont_mary|Dupont, Mary]] (//fl//. 1890s), mother in infanticide case. Alexandria

[[dupuis_fabien|Dupuis, Fabien]] (1856-1942), merchant. St-Anicet (Quebec), St. Raphael’s

[[duquette_joseph_r|Duquette, Joseph R.]] (//fl//. 20th century), hotelkeeper. Stanley Island, Cornwall

[[eccles_rebecca|Eccles, Rebecca,]] named Mary of St. Hilda (1879-1958), member of the Sisters of Holy Cross. Manchester (England), Alexandria. etc.

[[edwards_george_norman|Edwards, George Norman]] (1898-1978), school inspector. Brussels (Ontario), Alexandria, Stratford (Ontario)

[[ellis_r_w|Ellis, R. W.]] (1887-1976), clergyman, private museum owner. Belfast (Ireland), Maxville etc.

[[emberg_mattice|Emberg, Mattice]] (d.1947), blacksmith. Moose Creek, Glen Roy

[[eppstadt_george|Eppstadt, George]] (d. 1972), businessman, philatelist. Germany, Maxville

[[ermatinger|Ermatinger family]] (18th, 19th century). Various places in Canada & U. S. A.

[[ethier_albert|Ethier, Albert]] (1886-1970), baker. Ste-Justine-de-Newton, Dalkeith

[[ethier_joseph_albert_elzear|Ethier, Joseph Albert Elzear]] (1884-1956), entrepreneur, sawmill proprietor. Ste-Justine-de-Newton, Dalkeith, Cornwall

[[ethier_viateur|Ethier, Viateur]] (l915-l975), baker, political figure. Ste-Justine-de-Newton, Dalkeith

[[ewing_william|Ewing, William]] (1914-1997), seedsman. Montreal, 8th concession Lochiel Township

[[falkner|Falkner family]] of U E Loyalists (also spellings Faulkner and Faulkiner). New York colony, Lancaster Township

[[falkner_alexander|Falkner, Alexander]] (1841-1931), physician. Lancaster etc.

[[faubert_albert|Faubert, Albert]] (1908-1980), reeve, farmer, auctioneer. Alexandria area

[[ferguson_mrs_catherine_anna_bella_cameron|Ferguson, Mrs Catherine Anna Bella Cameron]] (1866-1957), housewife, author. Dunvegan area

[[ferguson_christena|Ferguson, Christena. ]]//See// Ferguson, Jessie Christena C.

[[ferguson_donald_sinclair|Ferguson, Donald Sinclair]] (1887-1966), manufacturer. Maxville

[[ferguson_edith_anne|Ferguson, Edith Anne]] (1903-1993), social worker, author. Dunvegan, Toronto

[[ferguson_james|Ferguson, James]] (1852-1933), manufacturer, inventor. Maxville

[[ferguson_jessie_christena_c|Ferguson, Jessie Christena C.]] (1897-1980), nurse, artist. Dunvegan, Los Angeles, Ottawa

[[ferguson_martin_cameron|Ferguson, Martin Cameron]] (1906-1972), storekeeper. Dunvegan

[[ferguson_peter|Ferguson, Peter]] (1747-), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Williamstown

[[ferguson_peter_a|Ferguson, Peter A.]] (//fl//. 19th, 20th century), postal worker. Alexandria

[[ferren_richard|Ferren, Richard]] (d. 1940), vagabond. Glengarry County area

[[field_justin|Field, Justin]] (1899-1969), bishop. England, Alexandria, Grenada (West Indies)

[[field_louis|Field, Louis. ]]//See// Macdonald, Louise Sandfield

[[fitzgerald_james_norman|Fitzgerald, James Norman]] (1896-1966), lumberman, businessman. Plantagenet, Parent (Quebec), Maxville

[[fitzgibbon_james|FitzGibbon, James]] (1780-1863), soldier. Ireland, Canada, England

[[fitzsimmons_francis|Fitzsimmons, Francis]] (d.1811?), clergyman. St. Raphael’s, St. Andrew’s West

[[flanagan_robert|Flanagan, Robert]] (d. 1924), farmer, canal paymaster. Charlottenburgh Township, Cornwall area

[[fleming_roy_franklin|Fleming, Roy Franklin]] (1878-1958), art teacher, historian. Ottawa etc.

[[fletcher_donald|Fletcher, Donald]] (1866-1966), stone mason. Dunvegan

[[foley_john_michael|Foley, John Michael]] (d. 1944), clergyman. Diocese of Alexandria

[[foley_margaret|Foley, Margaret]] (d.1941), named Sister Mary Bernard, member of religious community. Stormont County, Glen Nevis, Brockville

[[fonda_tanno|Fonda, Tanno]] (//fl//. late 18th century, early 19th century), black U E Loyalist. Bainsville area

[[fortune_mrs_bathia|Fortune, Mrs Bathia]] (Mrs A.L. Fortune) (c. 1836-1930), pioneer. Lancaster, Okanagan Valley (British Columbia)

[[fortune_joseph|Fortune, Joseph]] (//fl//. 18th, 19th century), U E Loyalist, surveyor. Various places

[[fortune_william|Fortune, William]] (?-?), U E Loyalist, surveyor. Various places

[[foulds_andrew_robert|Foulds, Andrew Robert]] (d. 1938), merchant. Martintown

[[fox_william_m|Fox, William M.]] (d. 1927), clergyman. Ireland, Glengarry County, Cornwall

[[franklin_william_john|Franklin, William John]] (1893-1976), soldier, sergeant-at-arms, Canadian House of Commons. Pendleton, Laggan area, Ottawa.

[[fraser_the_misses|Fraser, the Misses]] (//fl//. early 19th century), schoolteachers. Williamstown

[[fraser_alexander|Fraser, Alexander. ]]//See// the next two entries for men of this name who have been remembered by both their title of colonel and a place designation.

[[fraser_alexander2|Fraser, Alexander,]] known as Col. Alexander Fraser of Fraserfield]] (1786-1853), soldier, public figure. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[fraser_alexander3_|Fraser, Alexander,]] known as Col. Alexander Fraser of Fraser’s Point]] (1801-1891), public figure. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[fraser_alexander4|Fraser, Alexander]] (1860-1936), archivist. (he was sometimes known as Col. Alexander Fraser, from a militia rank he shared with two other Alexander Frasers whose biographies precede his in this dictionary). Scotland, Toronto

[[fraser_angus_william|Fraser, Angus William]] (1859-1917), lawyer, businessman. Glengarry County, Ottawa

[[fraser_archibald|Fraser, Archibald]] (d. about 1853), architect, mason, builder, contractor. Scotland?, Canada, U.S.A.

[[fraser_archibald2|Fraser, Archibald]] (1827-1874), farmer. Glengarry County

[[fraser_campbell|Fraser, Campbell. ]]//See// Fraser, Clifford Campbell

[[fraser_clifford_campbell|Fraser, Clifford Campbell]] (1904-1988), teacher, principal, political worker. Glen Sandfield, Brockville, Alexandria

[[fraser_daniel_william|Fraser, Daniel William]] (1876-1933), construction man. Dunvegan, Toronto

[[fraser_david|Fraser, David]] (1854-1899), accountant. Glengarry County, Newfoundland

[[fraser_mrs_david|Fraser, Mrs David]] (Harriet Mary Emma Fraser) (1870-1952), humanitarian worker. Glengarry County, England

[[fraser_grace_teresa|Fraser, Grace Teresa]] ( Mrs Arlington Fraser) (1910-1982), preserver and singer of traditional songs. Dalkeith, Lancaster area

[[fraser_james|Fraser, James]] (1818-1891), businessman, farmer, public figure. Loch Garry

[[fraser_james2|Fraser, James]] (1861-1935), lawyer. Williamstown, Tottenham (Ontario)

[[fraser_jane_and_jemima|Fraser, Jane and Jemima. ]]//See// Fraser, Misses

[[fraser_john|Fraser, John]] (1818?-1893), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County etc.

[[fraser_john2|Fraser, John]] (1820-1899), author. Lachine (Quebec), Montreal

[[fraser_john3|Fraser, John]] (1852-1919), auditor general of Canada. Loch Garry, Ottawa

[[fraser_john_a|Fraser, John A.]] (d. 1985), merchant, postmaster. Glen Sandfield. //See// Fraser, Clifford Campbell

[[fraser_john_alexander|Fraser, John Alexander]] (1910-1995), businessman. Vankleek Hill

[[fraser_neil|Fraser, Neil]] (1871-1949), businessman. Vankleek Hill

[[fraser_paul|Fraser, Paul]] (d. 1855), fur trader. fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[fraser_robert_james|Fraser, Robert James]] (1887-1965), hydrographer, author. Ottawa

[[fraser_simon3|Fraser, Simon]] (1776-1862), fur trader, explorer. Vermont, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, St. Andrew’s West

[[fraser_simon_nwc_name|Fraser, Simon]] (as North West Company name)

[[fraser_simon|Fraser, Simon]] (1800-1866), sheriff. Scotland, Williamstown, Carleton County

[[fraser_simon2|Fraser, Simon]] (1837-1918), tanner. 9th concession Lochiel Township

[[fraser_thomas|Fraser, Thomas]] (l749-1821), U E Loyalist, public figure. Scotland, Dundas County

[[fraser_wilhelmina_grant|Fraser, Dr Wilhelmina Grant. ]]//See// Stait, Dr Wilhelmina Grant Fraser

[[fraser_william|Fraser, William]] (1801-1883), clergyman. Scotland, Breadalbane, Western Ontario

[[fraser_william_a|Fraser, William A.]] (1847-1924), farmer, manufacturer. Glengarry County, Mount Forest (Ontario), Whitby

[[freund_family|Freund family]] (//fl//. first 1/2 20th-century), among earliest settlers from continental Europe to enter the Glengarry County farm community, preceding the post-WWII Dutch & Swiss. Germany, Glen Roy

[[friedman_david_solomon|Friedman, David Solomon]] (1863-1945), manufacturer. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[gadbois_g_a|Gadbois, G. A.]] (//fl//. later 19th century), general merchant. Williamstown.

[[gamble_donald_m|Gamble, Donald M.]] (1914-1996), veterinarian, worker in public causes. Maxville

[[gardiner_alfred_paul|Gardiner, Alfred Paul]] (1865-1934), businessman, author. Huntingdon County, N. Y. City etc.

[[gardiner_james_garfield|Gardiner, James Garfield]] (1883-1962), eminent political figure (known politically as Jimmy Gardiner), and Mrs Gardiner (1894-1944). Saskatchewan, Ottawa

[[gareau_noah_j|Gareau, Noah J.,]] editor and publisher. Ottawa.

[[garland_j_a|Garland, Dr J. A.]] (d. 1908), dentist. Vankleek Hill, Alexandria. ]]//See// McMillan, John Angus

[[gaulin_remi|Gaulin, Rémi]] (1787-1857), bishop. St. Raphael’s, St. Andrew’s West, Kingston

[[gauthier_charles_francis|Gauthier, Charles Francis]] (1886-1976), clergyman. 4th concession Kenyon Township, diocese of Alexandria

[[gauthier_charles_hugh|Gauthier, Charles Hugh]] (1843-1922), archbishop. Glengarry County, Brockville, Kingston, Ottawa

[[gauthier_john_nepomicen|Gauthier, John Nepomicen]] (1846-1937), farmer, prominent citizen. 4th concession Kenyon Township

[[gebbie_william|Gebbie, William]] (1946-1991), sportsman. Alexandria

[[gedbaw_levi|Gedbaw, Levi]] (1848-1950), blacksmith, witness to historical continuity. Glengarry County, Ogdensburg (New York)

[[gelineau_john|Gelineau, John]] (1861-1917), blacksmith. Lochiel

[[genereux_henry|Genereux, Henry]] (1860-1943), harnessmaker. Berthierville (Quebec), Lancaster, Cornwall

[[george_angus|George, Angus]] (1910-1992), noted athlete. St. Regis

[[gibbens_william|Gibbens, William]] (1854-1932), newspaperman. England, Cornwall

[[gilchrist_isabella_m|Gilchrist, Isabella M.]] (d. about Oct. 1905), presumed murder victim. Maxville area, Alaska

[[gillies_donald_j|Gillies, Donald J.]] (d.1937), grocer. Scotland, Cornwall

[[gillies_john_a|Gillies, John A.]] (d.1955), soldier, civil servant. Glen Norman, Ottawa

[[glaude_joseph|Glaude, Joseph]] (1862-1943), riverman, farmer. St-Polycarpe, Glengarry County

[[gnarowski_daniel_thaddaeus|Gnarowski, Daniel Thaddaeus]] (d.1993), soldier, counter-revolutionary, businessman. Russia, China, Maxville

[[goff_joseph|Goff, Joseph,]] U E Loyalist (//fl//. 1780s). A black Loyalist, of whom very little is known. 2nd concession Lancaster Township?

[[gogo_george_newman|Gogo, George Newman]] (d. 1995), archaeological collector. Summerstown area

[[gollan_k_a|Gollan, K. A.,]] clergyman. Scotland, Dunvegan. //See// Fraser, Alexander, archivist

[[goodman_benton|Goodman, Benton]] (1875-1940) and his sons, cheesemakers. Glengarry County

[[gordon_charles_william|Gordon, Charles William]] (1860-1937), clergyman, author, widely known under his pen name of Ralph Connor. Glengarry County, Winnipeg

[[gordon_daniel|Gordon, Daniel or Donald]] (1822-1912), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County, Oxford County (Ontario)

[[gordon_edward_john|Gordon, Edward John]] (1791-1870), clergyman. Ireland, Glengarry County etc.

[[gordon_james_robertson|Gordon, James Robertson]] (1853-1932), businessman, mining engineer. Sherbrooke (Quebec), Glengarry County, various places

[[gordon_mrs_mary|Gordon, Mrs Mary]] (d. 1890), lady of the manse. Scotland, Glengarry County, Oxford County (Ontario)

[[gordon-smith_charles_erith|Gordon-Smith, Charles Erith]] (1844-1907), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County etc.

[[gordonsmith_charles_robert_william|Gordonsmith, Charles Robert William]] (1870-?), journalist. England, Glengarry County, Montreal

[[gormley_florence_mary|Gormley, Florence Mary]] (1880-1945), poet. Bainsville, Alexandria

[[goulet_jovenin|Goulet, Jovenin]] (d. 1951), blacksmith, carriagemaker. Alex’r

[[goulet_louis|Goulet, Louis]] (d. 1977) and his wife Virginie Theoret (d. 1994), general store proprietors. Dalkeith etc.

[[gourlay_john_james_lowry|Gourlay, John James Lowry]] (1864-1945), clergyman. Glengarry County etc.

[[govan_arpad|Govan, Arpad]] (1855-1930), clergyman. Williamstown

[[grace_mrs_hugh_h|Grace, Mrs Hugh H., neé Sarah J. Donovan]] (d. 1970), community worker. Alexandria, Sudbury

[[graham_john|Graham, John]] (1848-1925), lawyer. Dundas County, Winnipeg

[[graham_robert_john_wesley|Graham, Robert John Wesley]] (1900-1972), creamery proprietor, businessman. Alexandria

[[grant_a_dallas|Grant, A. Dallas,]] businessman. Glengarry County etc. //See// Grant, Alexander Lewis

[[grant_alexander|Grant, Alexander]] (d. 1944), miner, prospector. Dunvegan, Yukon, British Columbia

[[grant_alexander_b_brewer|Grant, Alexander B.]] (Brewer) (//fl//.1830s-1860s), writer of verse. Ohio

[[grant_alexander_james|Grant, Alexander James]] (1829-1897), farmer, political figure. Charlottenburgh Township

[[grant_alexander_lewis|Grant, Alexander Lewis]] (1873-1916), contractor. Glengarry County area

[[grant_alexander_lothian|Grant, Alexander Lothian]] (1883-?), farmer, political figure. Rochester (New York), Breadalbane, Saskatchewan

[[grant_angus_archibald|Grant, Angus Archibald]] (d. 1901), contractor. Glengarry County area, California

[[grant_charles_smith|Grant, Charles Smith,]] woodcarver. Martintown, Saskatchewan //See// Grant, Rhodes

[[grant_dallas|Grant, Dallas. ]]//See// Grant, A. Dallas

[[grant_daniel|Grant, Daniel]] (1840-1935), horseman. Williamstown area, Norwood (New York)

[[grant_donald|Grant, Donald]] (1837-1917), contractor. Glengarry County area, Faribault (Minnesota)

[[grant_donald_w|Grant, Donald W.]] (1845-1914), contractor. Various places

[[grant_james|Grant, James]] (1806-1866), physician (date of birth 1801 also found). Scotland, Martintown, Ottawa

[[grant_james2|Grant, James. ]]//See// Jim, Yankee (Yankee Jim)

[[grant_sir_james_alexander|Grant, Sir James Alexander]] (1831-1920), physician. Scotland, Martintown, Ottawa

[[grant_james_j|Grant, James J.]] (1830-1909), hotelkeeper. Reno (Nevada)

[[grant_james_m|Grant, James M.]] (d.1921), mine foreman, murdered man. Loch Garry, Butte (Mont.)

[[grant_john|Grant, John]] (//fl//. 1830s, 1840s), hotelkeeper. Montreal

[[grant_john2|Grant, John]] (1837-1916), sawmill proprietor. Glengarry County, Moose Creek

[[grant_john3|Grant, John]] (1840-1928), contractor. Glengarry County, Faribault (Minnesota)

[[grant_john_r|Grant, John R.]] (d.1930), contractor. Glengarry County, Los Angeles

[[grant_lewis|Grant, Lewis]] (//fl//. 1830s-1850s), strongman, figure of legend. Glengarry County area

[[grant_lewis_alexander|Grant, Lewis Alexander]] (1852-1904), contractor. Williamstown, California

[[grant_margaret|Grant, Margaret,]] of the A. J. and Margaret Grant Bursary. Glengarry County. //See// Grant, Alexander J.

[[grant_rhodes_cameron_munro|Grant, Rhodes Cameron Munro]] (1900-1977), author. Martintown

[[grant_thomas_john_douglas|Grant,Thomas John Douglas]] (1919-1944), murdered soldier of Normandy campaign. Glengarry County etc.

[[gray_angus_cameron|Gray, Angus Cameron]] (1914-1972), farmer. Dunvegan area

[[gray_duncan|Gray, Duncan]] (1852-1949), artisan. Martintown, Maxville, Alexandria

[[gray_robert_isaac_dey|Gray, Robert Isaac Dey]] (1772?-1804), office-holder. Various places

[[gray|Gray or Grey,]] Capt. //See// McDonell, Alexander (1795-1884)

[[greenfield_jack|Greenfield, Jack. ]]//See// Macdonell, John Alexander (1851-1930), historian

[[greenspon_lewis|Greenspon, Lewis]] (d. 1948), merchant. Hawkesbury, Alexandria

[[grincell|Grincell or Grinsel, John]] (born 1840; was alive in 1920), lumberman. Coteau-du-Lac, Wisconsin, Los Angeles

[[guindon_fernand|Guindon, Fernand]] (1917-1985), businessman, political figure. Apple Hill etc.

[[guindon_pascal|Guindon, Pascal]] (//fl//. 20th century), businessman. Apple Hill etc.

[[guinevan_william_a|Guinevan, William A.,]] (d. 1954), clergyman. England, Alexandria etc.

[[gunn_j_alexander|Gunn, J. Alexander]] (1862-1938), farmer. Maxville area

[[gunn_ranald_david|Gunn, Ranald David,]] judge. Carleton County. //See// Macdonell, Alexander Duncan.

[[gunn_william_j|Gunn, William J.]] (1874-1954), dentist. Lancaster

[[hall_thomas|Hall, Thomas]] (1862-1943), businessman. Scotland, Montreal, Summerstown

[[hambraeus_bengt|Hambraeus, Bengt]] (1928-2000), musician, musicologist, author. Sweden, Montreal, Apple Hill area

[[hamelin_olivier|Hamelin, Olivier]] (1902-1984), blacksmith. Apple Hill

[[hamilton_john|Hamilton, John]] (1827-1915), resort proprietor. Hamilton Island

[[hanley_alexander_peter|Hanley, Alexander Peter]] (d. 19 May 1973, aged 87), hardware merchant. Montreal, Baltics Corners, Drumheller (Alberta)

[[harkness_andrew|Harkness, Andrew]] (14 Feb. 1845-6 Feb. 1907), physician. Lancaster

[[harkness_john_graham|Harkness, John Graham]] (1865-1948), lawyer, historian. Cornwall

[[harkness_robert|Harkness, Robert]] (1858-1938), clergyman. Korea, Japan, Summerstown

[[harper_jennifer_elizabeth|Harper, Jennifer Elizabeth]] (1946-1997), photographer, author. Toronto, Montreal

[[harper_john_russell|Harper, John Russell]] (1914-1983), art historian. Haldimand County (Ontario), Montreal, Glengarry County

[[harrison_george|Harrison, George]] (1822-1907), merchant, tanner. Scotland, Alexandria

[[hay_george_a|Hay, George A.]] (1807-1876) clergyman. Charlottenburgh Township, St. Andrew’s West

[[hay_john|Hay, John]] (d. 1824, pioneer, U E Loyalist. Scotland, Charlottenburgh Township

[[hearnden_george|Hearnden, George]] (//fl//. 1870s-1903), deputy registrar of Glengarry County. Alexandria

[[hervey_chilion_longley|Hervey, Chilion Longley]] (1872-1952), railway builder, soldier. Illinois, Glengarry County

[[hibbard|Hibbard]] (//fl//. 19th century), schoolmistress or schoolmistresses. South Lancaster

[[hill_emerson_stanley|Hill, Emerson Stanley]] (1898-1949), physician. Maxville, Torrington (Conn.)

[[hill_thomas|Hill, Thomas]] (19th century), lighthouse keeper. Lancaster area

[[hill_w_james|Hill,W. James]] (1914-1993), sports figure. Williamstown

[[hingston_margaret_josephine|Hingston, Margaret Josephine]] (Lady Hingston) (d. 1936), charitable worker. Alexandria, Montreal

[[hingston_sir_william_hales|Hingston, Sir William Hales]] (1829-1907), physician, senator. Montreal

[[hodson_william_h|Hodson, William H.]] (d. 1892), architect. England, Montreal

[[hoople_clark_wallace|Hoople, Clark Wallace]] (1905-1982), businessman. Maxville

[[hoople_johnson|Hoople, Johnson]] (1858 or 1859-1924), businessman. Maxville

[[hope_donald|Hope, Donald]] (1856-1935), veteran of North-West Rebellion. Glengarry County etc.

[[hope_george_james_karl|Hope, George James Karl]] (1917-1984), horseman. Glen Robertson area

[[hope_james_thom|Hope, James Thom]] (1873-1931), physician. Alexandria

[[houston_john_donald|Houston, John Donald]] (d. 1921), socialist. Lancaster, Winnipeg

[[howes_ernest_albert|Howes, Ernest Albert]] (1872-1940), writer on agriculture, university dean. Prescott County, Edmonton

[[howison_john|Howison, John]] (1797-1859), travel writer. Scotland etc.

[[hunt_henry|Hunt, Henry]] (1846-May 1926; date of death 1930 also found), physician. Charlottenburgh Township

[[hunter_edward|Hunter, Edward]] (1913-1974), airman, farmer. England, Maxville area

[[hunter_robert|Hunter, Robert]] (1850-1912), farmer, Ayrshire breeder. Scotland, Maxville area

[[huot_joseph_ac|Huot, Joseph A.C.]] (d. 194l), merchant. Beauharnois (Quebec), Alexandria

[[huot_joseph_a_real|Huot, Joseph A. Réal]] (d. 1935), businessman. Alexandria

[[huot_joseph_aime|Huot, Joseph Aimé]] (1890-1930), clergyman. Alexandria, diocese of Alexandria

[[huot_pierre_a|Huot, Pierre A.]] (1852-1916), merchant. Alexandria

[[hurd_leonard_zeman|Hurd, Leonard Zeman]] (1909-1952), businessman, murder victim. Maxville

[[hurtubise_emile_louis|Hurtubise, Emile Louis]] (1928-1994), newspaperman. Alexandria

[[hyde_john_henry|Hyde, John Henry]] (//fl//. late 19th, early 20th century), musician. England, St. Catharines, Alexandria

[[irvine_duncan_a|Irvine, Duncan A.]] (1877-1962), veterinarian. Breadalbane, Vankleek Hill

[[irvine_edgar|Irvine, Edgar]] (1874-1957), contractor. Maritimes, Alexandria

[[irvine_george_w|Irvine, George W.]] (1887-1961), clergyman. Saint John (New Brunswick), Williamstown

[[irvine_mrs_george_w|Irvine, Mrs George W.]] (Nellie Irvine) (1892-1985), church worker. Prince Edward Island, Williamstown

[[ishikawa_mary_catherine|Ishikawa, Mary Catherine]] (1872-1952), personality. Dunvegan, Wisconsin, Germany, Montreal

[[jacobs_moses|Jacobs, Moses]] (d. 1921), merchant. Poland, Loch Garry, Detroit

[[jacobs_samuel_william|Jacobs, Samuel William]] (1871-1938), lawyer, political figure. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[jamieson_john|Jamieson, John]] (1903-1989), storekeeper. Scotland, Maxville

[[jamieson_william|Jamieson, William]] (1829-1908), workman or manufacturer. Brodie

[[jarmy_or_jarmay_or_jarmey_thomas_or_john|Jarmy or Jarmay or Jarmey, Thomas or John]] (//fl//. 1860s), athlete. Various places

[[jim_yankee|Jim, Yankee]] (Yankee Jim) (1820s-c.1890?), shantyman, figure of legend (James Grant?). St. Elmo area, Brodie area

[[johnson_sir_john|Johnson, Sir John]] (1741-1830), U E Loyalist magnate. New York colony, Canada

[[johnson_sir_william|Johnson, Sir William]] (c. 1715-1774), landed magnate. Ireland, New York colony

[[johnston_ada_catherine|Johnston, Ada Catherine]] (1884-1947), librarian, political wife. Maxville area, Alberta

[[johnston_belle|Johnston, Belle. ]]//See// Gilchrist, Isabella M.

[[johnston_george_norman|Johnston, George Norman]] (1884-1977), speaker of Alberta legislature, married to a Glengarrian. Ontario, Alberta

[[johnston_wilfred_james|Johnston, Wilfred James]] (1911-1992), dental surgeon. Montreal, Glengarry County

[[jones_samuel_i|Jones, Samuel I.]] (d. 1894), newspaperman. England, Vankleek Hill

[[judah_isaac|Judah, Isaac]] (//fl//. 1804), merchant. Montreal

[[kaplan_igor|Kaplan, Igor]] (1931-1980), lawyer. Lithuania, Williamstown area

[[kellert_jacob|Kellert, Jacob]] (1872-1942), businessman. Lancaster, Montreal

[[kennedy_alexander|Kennedy, Alexander]] (1834-1907), farmer, associated with founding of Apple Hill. Apple Hill

[[kennedy_alexander2|Kennedy, Alexander]] (//fl//. late 19th century), model-school teacher. Martintown

[[kennedy_angus_john|Kennedy, Angus John]] (1858-1947), railway contractor, lumberman, political figure. Maxville, New Liskeard area

[[kennedy_cameron|Kennedy, Cameron. ]]//See// Kennedy, L. Cameron

[[kennedy_elizabeth|Kennedy, Elizabeth]] (d. 1968), named Sister M. Florina, sister of Holy Cross, teacher. St. Raphael’s, various places

[[kennedy_elma_isabel|Kennedy, Elma Isabel]] (1905-1983), author of publications on statistics. St. Elmo East, Ottawa

[[kennedy_john_j|Kennedy, John J.]] (1845-1928), lumberman. 9th concession Charlottenburgh Township, Rib Lake (Wisconsin), Washington state, Portland (Oregon)

[[kennedy_john_wilfred|Kennedy, John Wilfred]] (1879-1949), political figure. Apple Hill area, Maxville, Ottawa

[[kennedy_joseph_j|Kennedy, Joseph J.]] (1864-1933), policeman, hotelkeeper. Glengarry County, Ashland (Wisconsin)

[[kennedy_lloyd_cameron|Kennedy, Lloyd Cameron]] (1900-1978), municipal officer. Williamstown area

[[kennedy_peter|Kennedy, Peter]] (1826-1906), entrepreneur. Dominionville

[[kennedy_peter_hugh|Kennedy, Peter Hugh]] (1875-1968), promoter of shelterbelts. Apple Hill area, Conquest area (Saskatchewan)

[[kerr_cosmos|Kerr, Cosmos]] (1826-1909), merchant. Glengarry County, California, Alexandria

[[kerr_donald_angus|Kerr, Donald Angus]] (1908-1990), clergyman. Alexandria, diocese of Alexandria

[[kiely_mrs_elizabeth_bethune|Kiely, Mrs Elizabeth Bethune]] (1889-1935), political worker, writer. Glengarry County, Toronto, Montreal

[[king_john|King, John]] (1819-1893), clergyman. Scotland, Dalesville (Quebec), Maxville area

[[king_william_lyon_mackenzie|King, William Lyon Mackenzie]] (1874-1950), prime minister linked in various ways with Glengarry County over many years. Ottawa

[[kinsella_john_a|Kinsella, John A.]] (d. 1912), dairying expert. Tyotown, New Zealand, Australia

[[knight_robert|Knight, Robert]] (1811-1863 or 1864), clergyman, author. Scotland, Canada, England

[[knight_robert_skakel|Knight, Robert Skakel]] (1841-1900), author, Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. England, Lancaster (Glengarry County)

[[krugman_samuel|Krugman, Samuel]] (1917-1943), refugee. Poland, England, Alexandria

[[lacelle_john_joseph|Lacelle, John Joseph]] (1908-1992), carpenter, woodcarver. Lochiel etc.

[[lacombe_cyrille|Lacombe, Cyrille]] (d.1943), businessman. Ste-Justine-de-Newton, Alexandria

[[lalonde_angus|Lalonde, Angus]] (d.1929), businessman. Glengarry County, Cornwall

[[lalonde_david_l|Lalonde, David L.]] (1891-1954), auctioneer. Alexandria

[[lalonde_leopold|Lalonde, Léopold]] (1910-1961), lawyer, magistrate. Ste-Anne-de-Prescott, Alexandria

[[lalonde_ulric_and_maxime|Lalonde, Ulric and Maxime,]] harnessmakers. Alexandria. //See// Genereux, Henry, harnessmaker

[[lamont_donald_m|Lamont, Donald M.]] (d. 1942), clergyman. Prince Edward Island, Dunvegan (Ontario), Scotland

[[langcake_augustus|Langcake, Augustus]] (1832-1909), clergyman. England, New York City

[[langlois_mrs_mary_josephine|Langlois, Mrs Mary Josephine]] (1844-1929), of Sandfield Macdonald family. Cornwall etc.

[[langstaff_annie_macdonald|Langstaff, Annie Macdonald]] (1887-1975), law firm secretary. 3rd concession Kenyon Township, Montreal

[[lanthier_anthime|Lanthier, Anthime]] (1916-1992), veterinarian. Dalkeith

[[lanthier_georges|Lanthier, Georges]] (1906-1983), bakery proprietor. L’Orignal, Alexandria

[[laplante_frank|Laplante, Frank]] (d. 1939), boatbuilder. Summerstown

[[laporte_albert|Laporte, Albert]] (1898-1978), businessman. Alexandria

[[laporte_arthur|Laporte, Arthur]] (d. 1992), hotelkeeper. Alexandria

[[laporte_leo_leonardo_laporta|Laporte, Leo]] (Leonardo Laporta) (d. 1962), skilled stonemason and bricklayer, market gardener. Italy, Alexandria

[[laporte_sebastien|Laporte, Sébastien]] (1896-1995), general merchant. Alexandria

[[larose_ferdinand|Larose, Ferdinand]] (1888-1955), ag rep, promoter of reforestation (Fred Larose). Sarsfield (Ontario), Plantagenet

[[larue_gilbert_a|LaRue, Gilbert A.]] (1875-1946), newspaperman (also known by surname Leroux). Glengarry County, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Edmonton, St. Paul (Alberta)

[[larue_stanislaus|LaRue, Stanislaus]] (d. 1933), entrepreneur. Edmonton

[[lauber_bernard|Lauber, Bernard]] (d. late 1970s), policeman. Williamstown, Wigan (England)

[[laurin_albert|Laurin, Albert. ]]//See// Laurin, J. Albert

[[laurin_alcide|Laurin, Alcide]] (d. 1905), victim in hockey game death. Alexandria

[[laurin_anthime_william|Laurin, Anthime]] (William) (d. 1936), printer. St-Clet (Quebec), Alexandria, Montreal, Cornwall

[[laurin_edward_leonidas|Laurin, Edward Leonidas]] (1882-1938), newspaperman. Ste-Marthe (Quebec), Alexandria, Morrisburg

[[laurin_isaac|Laurin, Isaac]] (d.1914), veterinarian. St-Joseph (Quebec), Alexandria

[[laurin_j_albert|Laurin, J. Albert]] (1886-1959), newspaper proprietor, mayor. Alexandria

[[laurin_j_hector|Laurin, J. Hector]] (d. 1929), newspaperman. Ste-Marthe (Quebec), Alexandria, Hawkesbury

[[lauzon_joseph|Lauzon, Joseph]] (d. 1881), cooper, reported to be father of exceptionally large family (Joseph Lozon). Alexandria

[[lauzon_leonard|Lauzon, Leonard]] (d. 1987), driver, personality (known as Missouri). Alexandria

[[leblanc_leo|Leblanc, Leo]] (1917-1991), clergyman. Glen Robertson area, Africa

[[leblanc_stephen|LeBlanc, Stephen]] (d. 1922), official. River Beaudette (Quebec), Cornwall

[[leblanc_zebulon|Leblanc, (Zebulon?)]] called “Zeb,” or “Old Zeb” (d.1928?), itinerant seller of coal oil (kerosene). North Branch

[[leclair_alexander|Leclair, Alexander]] (1843-1914), merchant. North Lancaster

[[leclair_charles|Leclair, Charles]] (1804-1886), merchant. Quebec Province, North Lancaster

[[leclair_louis_william|Leclair, Louis William]] (1837-1906) (Louis-Guillaume Leclair; S. S. used after name to denote order), clergyman. North Lancaster, Montreal, Oka, Rome

[[leclair_peter_napoleon|Leclair, Peter Napoléon]] (1836-1884), physician. Lancaster, Alexandria & elsewhere in Glengarry County, Montreal

[[leduc_aime|Leduc, Aimé]] (1917-1985), clergyman. Maxville area, diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall

[[lefebvre_gerard|Lefebvre, Gérard]] (1915-1995), businessman. Glen Robertson, Rigaud, Alexandria etc.

[[lefebvre_simone|Lefebvre, Simone]] (d. 1991), sister in religion. Williamstown, Glengarry County, Kenora

[[legault_eugene|Legault, Eugene]] (1903-1962), clergyman. 2nd concession Lochiel Township, Rodriguez & Mauritius

[[legault_hugh_a|Legault, Hugh A.]] (1871-1943), businessman. Moose Creek, Apple Hill

[[leger_alma|Léger, Alma]] (1877-1969), named Sister Marie Bernadette, member of religious community. Ste-Marthe (Quebec), Glengarry County, China

[[leger_jules|Léger, Jules]] (1913-1980), governor general. St-Anicet (Quebec), Lancaster, Ottawa etc.

[[leger_paul-emile_cardinal|Léger, Paul-Émile, Cardinal]] (1904-1991), clergyman. Valleyfield (Quebec), Lancaster, Montreal etc.

[[leitch_archibald|Leitch, Archibald]] (1882-1959), agricultural expert. South Branch, various places

[[leitch_james|Leitch, James]] (1850-1917), lawyer, judge. South Branch, Cornwall, Toronto

[[lennox_harry|Lennox, Harry]] (1897-1995), clergyman. England, St. Elmo, Vancouver

[[leroux_gilbert_a|Leroux, Gilbert A. ]]//See// LaRue, Gilbert A.

[[leroux_romeo|Leroux, Roméo]] (1906-1979), agricultural expert. 4th concession Kenyon Township, Sudbury area

[[leslie_peter_a|Leslie, Peter A.]] (1851-1928), tinsmith, businessman. Dundee (Quebec), Alexandria, Ottawa

[[levac_lionel|Levac, Lionel]] (d.1995), apiarist. Green Valley area

[[levert_dianne|Levert, Dianne]] (1949-1990), missionary. Ste-Adèle (Quebec), Alexandria, Mexico

[[lingenfelter_jo|Lingenfelter, J.O.,]] publisher of agricultural journal. Various places

[[linsley_daniel_chipman|Linsley, Daniel Chipman]] (1827-1889), contractor, author. Vermont

[[litle_watson|Litle, Watson]] (1822-1909) newspaper man (surname also given, evidently incorrectly, as Little). Ireland, Cornwall etc.

[[lochinvar|“Lochinvar” ]](pen name). //See// McIntosh, William Alfred

[[locke_mahlon_william|Locke, Mahlon William]] (1880-1942), physician. Williamsburg (Dundas County)

[[loewen_marion_lorraine|Loewen, Marion Lorraine]] (d. 1996), postmaster. Dunvegan

[[londonderry_amego|Londonderry, Amego]] (//fl//.1786), black U E Loyalist and early settler (form of name London Derry also used). Glengarry County

[[loney_john_e|Loney, John E.]] (d. 1914), businessman, contractor. Tyotown, Cornwall

[[lothian_duncan_s|Lothian, Duncan S.]] (d.1913), mining construction man, lumberman. Breadalbane, Canadian & U. S. West

[[lothian_james_a|Lothian, James A.]] (1836-1864), soldier (U. S. Civil War). Breadalbane, Michigan

[[lunny_peter_alexander|Lunny, Peter Alexander]] (1896-1953), author (sp. Lunney is found also in this family). Pakenham, Apple Hill

[[mcarthur_alexander|McArthur, Alexander]] (1839-1895), lumberman. Williamstown, Toronto

[[mcarthur_archibald|McArthur, Archibald]] (1831-1906), lumberman. Martintown area, South Lancaster area

[[mcarthur_daniel_c|McArthur, Daniel C.]] (1855-1942), carriage-builder. Martintown

[[macarthur_donald_alexander|MacArthur, Donald Alexander]] (1834-1918), merchant. Grants Corners, Alexandria

[[mcarthur_duncan|McArthur, Duncan]] (d. 1893), farmer. Lancaster Township

[[mcarthur_duncan_daniel|McArthur, Duncan Daniel]] (1849-1943), clergyman. Breadalbane, Dominionville area, Manitoba

[[mcarthur_john|McArthur, John]] (d. 1886), lumberman. Glengarry County

[[mcarthur_john2|McArthur, John]] (d. 1890), lumberman. Toronto

[[mcarthur_john_d|McArthur, John D.]] (1870-1906), lumberman. South Lancaster area

[[mcarthur_john_duncan|McArthur, John Duncan]] (1854-1927), railway contractor. Lancaster Township, Winnipeg

[[mcarthur_peter|McArthur, Peter]] (d.1910), lumberman. Saginaw (Michigan), Detroit

[[macarthur_robert_d|MacArthur, Robert D.]] (1843-1922), physician. Martintown, Chicago

[[macaulay_donald|MacAulay, (Donald?),]] (early 19th century), lumberman. Huntingdon County

[[mcbain_alexander|McBain, Alexander]] (d. 1830), lumberman, pioneer. Glengarry County, Laguerre (Huntingdon County)

[[mcbain_andrew_richard|McBain, Andrew Richard]] (1855-1908), farmer. Williamstown area

[[mcbain_georgiana_or_georgina|McBain, Georgiana or Georgina]] (1881-?), dentist, and her father John McBain (1851-1916), physician. Martintown, Montreal

[[mcbain_john_dingwall|McBain, John Dingwall]] (1820-1908), gold miner. Williamstown, Australia, Maxville

[[mcbain_richard|McBain, Richard]] (d. 1858), U E Loyalist. Mohawk Valley, Raisin River

[[mcbean_alexander_george|McBean, Alexander George]] (d.1919), businessman, farmer. Lancaster area, Montreal

[[mcbean_alexander_stewart|McBean, Alexander Stewart]] (//fl//. late 19th century, early 20th century), farmer. Lancaster

[[mcbean_archibald_j|McBean, Archibald J.]] (1836-1908), contractor. Glengarry County, Chicago

[[mcbean_donald_g|McBean, Donald G.]] (1850-1917), cheese factory proprietor. 2nd concession Lancaster Township, Winnipeg

[[mcbean_duncan_d|McBean, Duncan D.]] (1842-1918), contractor. Lancaster Township, New York City

[[mcbean_john|McBean, John]] (1834-1923), contractor. 3rd concession Lancaster Township, California, Australia, Toronto, South Lancaster

[[mccaffrey_james_patrick|McCaffrey, James Patrick]] (1895-1966), sports manager. Alexandria, Ottawa

[[maccallum_daniel|MacCallum, Daniel]] (1826-1917), clergyman. Scotland, Pointe-Fortune, St. Elmo, Kingston

[[maccallum_emily_maria|MacCallum, Emily Maria]] (1858-1956), missionary. Glengarry County, Turkey, Athens (Greece)

[[maccallum_frederick_william|MacCallum, Frederick William]] (1863-1945), missionary, scholar. Lambton County (Ontario), Glengarry County, Turkey

[[maccallum_nehemiah|MacCallum, Nehemiah]] (1843-1929), businessman, political figure. Prescott County, Arizona, (Winnipeg?). //See// McLaurin, John Roy

[[mccallum_roderick_j|McCallum, Roderick J.]] (d.1955), dentist. Apple Hill, Alexandria

[[maccallum_william_bailie|MacCallum, William Bailie]] (1863-1938), clergyman. Nova Scotia, St. Elmo

[[mccart_william_j|McCart, William J.]] (1872-1933), businessman, political figure. New York State, Maxville, Avonmore, Toronto

[[maccarthy_isaac_john|MacCarthy, Isaac John]] (1835-1892), clergyman. Halifax, Williamstown, Brockville

[[mccarthy_jeremiah|McCarthy, Jeremiah]] (c. 1758-1828), surveyor. (Ireland?), Canada

[[mccoll_edmund_neil|McColl, Edmund Neil]] (1916-1984), clergyman. Ottawa, Vankleek Hill, Maxville

[[mccoll_john_arthur|McColl, John Arthur]] (1875-1933), farmer, political figure. Maxville area, Alberta

[[mccormick_francis_charles|McCormick, Francis Charles]] (1897-1975), woollen mill proprietor, stonemason. Alexandria

[[mccormick_john_angus|McCormick, John Angus]] (1868-1915), journalist. Meadow Bay (Glengarry County), Alexandria, Cornwall, Ottawa

[[mccormick_john_joseph|McCormick, John Joseph]] (1906-1980), telephone manager. Lochiel

[[mccormick_joseph_roderick_stuart|McCormick, Joseph Roderick Stuart]] (1905-1992), artist. (Stuart McCormick) Alexandria

[[mccormick_roderick|McCormick, Roderick]] (1850-1952), centenarian. Alexandria

[[mccormick_roderick_john|McCormick, Roderick John]] (1854-1933), woollen mill proprietor. Alexandria

[[mccormick_stuart|McCormick, Stuart,]] artist. //See// McCormick, Joseph Roderick Stuart

[[mccrimmon_angus|McCrimmon, Angus]] (1846-1934), crown attorney. 8th concession Lochiel Township, Elgin County

[[mccrimmon_donald_alexander|McCrimmon, Donald Alexander]] (1836-1917), physician. 8th concession Lochiel Township, Lucknow and Ripley (Ontario)

[[mccrimmon_donald_ogg|McCrimmon, Donald Ogg]] (1790-1890), pioneer. Scotland, 8th concession Lochiel Township

[[maccrimmon_henry_james|MacCrimmon, Henry James]] (1881-1956), construction man. Glengarry County etc.

[[mccrimmon_john_archibald|McCrimmon, John Archibald]] (1880-1955), storekeeper. 8th concession Caledonia Township, McCrimmons Corners

[[mccrimmon_john_frederick|McCrimmon, John Frederick]] (d. 1935), prospector, miner. Laggan, British Columbia, Yukon

[[mccrimmon_neil|McCrimmon, Neil]] (1858-1911), lawyer, judge. Glengarry County area, U.S. West, Ontario

[[mccuaig_archibald_h|McCuaig, Archibald H.]] (d. 1908?), man who disappeared. Peveril (Quebec)

[[mccuaig_charles_homer|McCuaig, Charles Homer]] (1896-1971), physician. Bainsville, Toronto, Kingston

[[mccuaig_daniel_william|McCuaig, Daniel William]] (1855-1928), farmer, grain merchant. Dalkeith, Manitoba

[[mccuaig_donald|McCuaig, Donald]] (d. 1927), prospector, miner. Glengarry County area, British Columbia, Yukon. //See// McCrimmon, John Frederick

[[mccuaig_donald_b|McCuaig, Donald B.]] (d.1908), salesman. Glen Sandfield area, Glen Robertson

[[mccuaig_duncan_d|McCuaig, Duncan D.]] (1860-1941), storekeeper, auctioneer. Bainsville

[[mccuaig_duncan_roderick|McCuaig, Duncan Roderick]] (1903-1990), physician. Bainsville, New York City, Florida

[[mccuaig_roderick|McCuaig, Roderick]] (d. 1928), western settler. Dalkeith, Manitoba

[[mccuaig_stanley_harwood|McCuaig, Stanley Harwood]] (1891-1986), lawyer. Bainsville, Edmonton

[[mccuaig_victor_carl|McCuaig, Victor Carl]] (1894-1974), physician. Bainsville, New York City

[[maccuaig_william_wilberforce|MacCuaig, William Wilberforce]] (1867-1950), clergyman, poet. Bryson (Quebec), Montreal

[[macculloch_alexander_joseph|MacCulloch, Alexander Joseph]] (1923-1993), co-founder of the McCulloch School of Dancing. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[mcculloch_michael|McCulloch, Michael]] (d.1854), physician. Ireland, Montreal

[[mcdermid_donald_a|McDermid, Donald A.]] (1851-1923), publisher, temperance worker. Martintown area, London (Ontario), Toronto

[[mcdermid_duncan_wendell|McDermid, Duncan Wendell]] (1858-1909), teacher of deaf. Martintown area, Belleville, Iowa, Manitoba

[[mcdermid_edith_ernestine|McDermid, Edith Ernestine]] (1896-1952), teacher. Martintown area, various places in Ontario

[[mcdermid_finlay_angus|McDermid, Finlay Angus]] (1841-1920), rancher. Martintown area, Nevada

[[mcdermid_frederick_finlay|McDermid, Frederick Finlay]] (1885-1986), lawyer. Martintown area, Saskatoon

[[mcdermid_john_edgar|McDermid, John Edgar]] (1892-1975), lawyer. Martintown area, Saskatoon

[[mcdermid_peter_hugh|McDermid, Peter Hugh]] (1842-1926), farmer, writer of memoirs. Martintown area

[[mcdermid_william|McDermid, Dr William,]] physician (late 19th century). Dunvegan. //See// MacDiarmid, Dr Donald

[[mcdiarmid_donald|McDiarmid, Donald]] (1778-late 1850s), pioneer teacher. Scotland, Williamstown, Cornwall

[[macdiarmid_donald|MacDiarmid, Donald]] (1840-1910), physician, school inspector. Scotland, Athol, Maxville

[[macdiarmid_william_burton|MacDiarmid, William Burton]] (1875-1947), physician, political figure. Athol, Maxville

[[macdonald_a_e_debellefeuille|Macdonald, A. E. DeBellefeuille. ]]//See// Macdonald, Antoine Eustache DeBellefeuille

[[macdonald_a_gordon|Macdonald, A. Gordon]] (1885-1948), postmaster, sportsman. Alexandria, Kirkland Lake

[[macdonald_a_k_macisaac|MacDonald, A. K. MacIsaac]] (1874-1944), athlete. Loch Garry area. //See// MacDonald, Alexander John MacIsaac

[[macdonald_a_roy|Macdonald, A. Roy]] (d. 1904), dancing master. Montreal

[[macdonald_aeneas|Macdonald, Aeneas]] (1779-1859), clergyman. Scotland, Montreal

[[mcdonald_aeneas|McDonald, Aeneas,]] treasurer of SDG. Cornwall? //See// Thomson, E.W., author

[[macdonald_agnes|MacDonald, Agnes]] (1895-1991), music teacher. Alexandria, Cornwall. //See// MacDonald, John Joseph

[[macdonald_alan_john|MacDonald, Alan John]] (1889-1959), northern old timer. Yukon

[[mcdonald_alexander|McDonald, Alexander]] (1827-1906), lumberman. Glengarry County, Fond du Lac (Wisconsin). //See// McDonald, Marion Stewart

[[macdonald_alexander|Macdonald, Alexander]] (//fl//. 19th century), contractor (known as Clayfield Macdonald and as “Alexander Macdonald, Clayfield”). Cornwall & Texas (?)

[[macdonald_alexander2|MacDonald, Alexander]] (d. 1952), physician. Glen Sandfield area, Vankleek Hill

[[macdonald_alexander3|MacDonald, Alexander]] (d. 1946), dead man in sensational disappearance case (Alex and a Half). Alexandria

[[macdonald_alexander_francis|Macdonald, Alexander Francis]] (1818-1913), businessman (youngest of the “Sandfield” brothers). St. Raphael’s, Canada, U.S.A., Cornwall

[[macdonald_alexander_george_fraser|Macdonald, Alexander George Fraser]] (1863-1948), newspaperman, soldier (Col. A. G. F. Macdonald). Alexandria

[[macdonald_alexander_j|MacDonald, Alexander J.]] (1824-1913), soldier. Glengarry County, U.S.A., Cornwall

[[macdonald_alexander_j2|MacDonald, Alexander J.]] (1881 or 1882-1970), clergyman. North Lancaster, Northern Ontario, Florida

[[macdonald_alexander_j3|MacDonald, Alexander J.]] (1902-1972), clergyman. Scarborough (Ontario)

[[macdonald_alexander_john_de_lotbiniere|Macdonald, Alexander John de Lotbiniere]] (1857-1935), businessman (de Lotbiniere Macdonald). Grays Creek, Montreal, Alexandria

[[macdonald_alexander_john_macisaac|MacDonald, Alexander John MacIsaac]] (1865-1951), athlete, figure of legend (Big Alex MacIsaac MacDonald). Loch Garry area

[[mcdonald_alexander_l|McDonald, Alexander L.]] (1883-1958), clergyman. 3rd concession Lochiel Township, Alexandria, Glen Robertson, Williamstown

[[mcdonald_alexander_tupper|McDonald, Alexander Tupper]] (1875-1963), physician, sportsman (Dr Tupper McDonald). Williamstown

[[mcdonald_allan|McDonald, Allan]] (//fl//. 1830s to 1870s), cooper, piper (Allan the Cooper). Glengarry County, Stormont County

[[macdonald_allan_ban|Macdonald, Allan Ban]] (1843-1932), businessman. Glen Donald, Alexandria, Manitoba, Alberta

[[macdonald_allan_j|Macdonald, Allan J.]] (1829-1913), carriagemaker, hotelkeeper (called Wheelwright). Charlottenburgh Township, Alexandria

[[mcdonald_allan_p|McDonald, Allan P.]] (1860-1952), farmer. Williamstown (The Glen)

[[macdonald_allan_wilfrid|MacDonald, Allan Wilfrid]] (1900-1975), farmer. Williamstown area

[[mcdonald_angus|McDonald, Angus]] (d. 1891), registrar (surname also appears as McDonell). South Branch, Alexandria

[[mcdonald_angus_a|McDonald, Angus A.]] (1887-1962), soldier (“Grove” attached to name). Alexandria

[[mcdonald_angus_archibald|McDonald, Angus Archibald]] (d. 1947), prospector. Apple Hill, Manitoba

[[mcdonald_angus_d|McDonald, Angus D.]] (//fl//. late 19th century), contractor. Alexandria, Colorado. //See// McDonald, John Duncan

[[macdonald_angus_donald_or_duncan|MacDonald, Angus Donald or Duncan]] (1891-?), piper (of “Katie” family connection). Alexandria

[[mcdonald_angus_j|McDonald, Angus J.]] (c. 1854-1923), of Wyoming, rancher, banker. Stormont County, Meeteetse (Wyoming)

[[mcdonald_angus_j2|McDonald, Angus J.]] (1867-1926), workman, political figure. Bridge End, Cobalt etc.

[[macdonald_angus_s|Macdonald, Angus S.]] (d. 1880), merchant, postmaster (Angus Shoemaker). Alexandria

[[macdonald_annie_sandfield|Macdonald, Annie Sandfield]] (d. 1912), occasional writer. South Lancaster

[[macdonald_annette_h|MacDonald, Annette H.]] (1898-1996), nurse. Williamstown, N. Y. City

[[macdonald_antoine_eustache_debellefeuille|Macdonald, Antoine Eustache DeBellefeuille]] (1828-1894), farmer (DeBellefeuille Macdonald). Grays Creek, Montreal

[[mcdonald_archibald|McDonald, Archibald]] (1790-1853), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, St. Andrew’s (Quebec)

[[macdonald_archibald_chaussegros_de_lery|Macdonald, Archibald Chaussegros de Léry]] (1863-1939), lawyer, author (de Lery Macdonald). Montreal, Rigaud

[[macdonald_archibald_john|Macdonald, Archibald John]] (1876-1938), political figure. North Lancaster

[[macdonald_archibald_l|Macdonald, Archibald L.]] (1858-1945), physician. Glen Donald, Alexandria, North West Territories

[[mcdonald_mrs_caroline|McDonald, Mrs Caroline]] (19th century), teacher. Quebec City, Alexandria, Cornwall. //See// McDonald, Dr Roderick

[[mcdonald_charles|McDonald, Charles]] (1815?-1911), church elder. Scotland, Maxville-Dunvegan area

[[macdonald_clair|Macdonald, Clair,]] sister in religion. //See// Macdonald, Mary Clair

[[macdonald_debellefeuille|Macdonald, DeBellefeuille. ]]//See// Macdonald, Antoine Eustache DeBellefeuille

[[macdonald_de_lery|Macdonald, de Léry. ]]//See// Macdonald, Archibald Chaussegros de Léry

[[mcdonald_donald|McDonald, Donald]] (1798-1870), newspaperman. Scotland, Montreal.

[[mcdonald_donald_a|McDonald, Donald A.]] (//fl//. late 19th century), had stock farm. Michigan, Glen Nevis.

[[macdonald_donald_alexander|Macdonald, Donald Alexander]] (1817-1896), businessman, political figure (Hon. D. A. Macdonald, “Donald Sandfield”). St. Raphael’s, Alexandria, Montreal

[[macdonald_sir_donald_alexander|Macdonald, Sir Donald Alexander]] (1845-1920), soldier. Cornwall, Ottawa

[[macdonald_donald_alexander|Macdonald, Donald Alexander]] (1891-1957), lawyer (D. A. Macdonald, Q.C.). Alexandria

[[mcdonald_donald_d|McDonald, Donald D.]] (1825-1910), contractor (name almost invariably found in form D. D. McDonald). Williamstown (The Glen)

[[macdonald_donald_duncan|MacDonald, Donald Duncan]] (1858-1927), physician, poet (Dr D. D. MacDonald). North Lancaster, Alexandria

[[macdonald_donald_hugh|MacDonald, Donald Hugh known as Black Donald]] (//fl//. 19th century ), figure of legend. Arnprior-Calabogie area

[[mcdonald_donald_john|McDonald, Donald John]] (1879-1948), merchant (commonly known as “Boots”). Alexandria

[[macdonald_donald_john|MacDonald, Donald John]] (1889-1951), soldier (General MacDonald). Williamstown, Saskatchewan, Toronto etc.

[[macdonald_donald_lorne|MacDonald, Donald Lorne]] (1879-1952), farmer (Lorne MacDonald). Glen Andrew, Kirk Hill

[[macdonald_donald_ranald|Macdonald, Donald Ranald]] (1867-1957), clergyman. Mongenais (Quebec), Glen Nevis, Alexandria

[[mcdonald_donald_robert|McDonald, Donald Robert]] (1856-1923), contractor, political figure. Wisconsin, Netherhill (Saskatchewan) etc.

[[macdonald_dugald|Macdonald, Dugald]] (1838-1918), author. Dalhousie Mills area, Montreal

[[macdonald_duncan|Macdonald, Duncan]] (//fl//. 1870s), contractor. Cornwall, Montreal

[[macdonald_duncan2|Macdonald, Duncan]] (1865-1945), clergyman. Glen Sandfield, Alexandria, Glen Robertson, Cornwall

[[macdonald_duncan_a|Macdonald, Duncan A.]] (1837-1921), businessman, postmaster (commonly known as “Curly”). 8<sup>th</sup>  concession Charlottenburgh Township, Alexandria

[[mcdonald_edwin|McDonald, Edwin. ]]//See// McDonald, George Edwin

[[macdonald_eugene_alexander|Macdonald, Eugene Alexander]] (1911-1988), newspaperman. Alexandria

[[macdonald_ewen_john|Macdonald, Ewen John]] (1883-1972), clergyman. 9th concession Lancaster Township, Alexandria and elsewhere in diocese of Alexandria

[[mcdonald_finlay_j|McDonald, Finlay J.]] (1859-1911), miner, sheriff. Glengarry County, Michigan, Wisconsin, Colorado, Montana

[[mcdonald_finnan|McDonald, Finnan or Finan]] (d. 1851), fur trader, figure of legend (Big Finnan of the Buffalo). Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Glengarry County

[[mcdonald_george_edwin|McDonald, George Edwin]] (1906-1994), private scholar (Edwin McDonald). St. Andrew’s West

[[macdonald_george_sandfield|Macdonald, George Sandfield]] (1860-1939), lawyer. Cornwall, Glengarry County, Montreal, Istachatta (Florida)

[[mcdonald_george_vincent|McDonald, George Vincent]] (1900-1969), physician. Apple Hill

[[mcdonald_gerald|McDonald, Gerald]] (1916-1989), barber. Alexandria

[[macdonald_helen|MacDonald, Helen]] (d. 1899), early woman office holder. Cornwall

[[macdonald_henry_sandfield|Macdonald, Henry Sandfield]] (1848-1886), lawyer. Cornwall

[[mcdonald_hugh_alexander|McDonald, Hugh Alexander]] (1863-1946), businessman. Apple Hill area, Wisconsin

[[mcdonald_hugh_j|McDonald, Hugh J.]] (1861-1935), physician. Alexandria, Butte (Mont.)

[[macdonald_hugh_r|Macdonald, Hugh R.]] (1830-1918), lumberman, businessman. Alexandria

[[mcdonald_james|McDonald, James]] (d.1863), pioneer, soldier (Col. James McDonald of the Glen). Glengarry County

[[mcdonald_james2|McDonald, James]] (d.1915), contractor. Williamstown (The Glen), Montana, New York City

[[mcdonald_james_d_d|McDonald, James D. D.]] (1870-1946), farmer. Williamstown (The Glen)

[[mcdonald_james_r|McDonald, James R.]] (1844–), lumberman (sp. McDonell and date of birth 1843 also found). 6<sup>th</sup>  concession Lancaster Township, Michigan, Wisconsin, Washington state

[[macdonald_james_ranald_major|MacDonald, James Ranald, Major]] (d. 1971 aged 76). Glengarry County. //See// Fraser, Grace Teresa

[[mcdonald_john|McDonald, John]] (1770-1828), fur trader (John McDonald le Borgne). Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Simcoe County (Ontario)

[[mcdonald_john_of_garth|McDonald, John, of Garth]] (c. 1771-1866), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Grays Creek

[[macdonald_john|Macdonald, John]] (1782-1879), clergyman, figure of legend (Father John). Scotland, St. Raphael’s, Perth (Ontario), Lancaster

[[mcdonald_john|McDonald, John]] (1790-1845), clergyman, figure of legend (Father John). Williamstown (The Glen), St. Raphael’s, Alexandria

[[mcdonald_john2|McDonald, John,]] prospector (late 19thcentury). Greenfield area. ]]//See// Christie, John P., prospector

[[mcdonald_john_le_grand|McDonald, John, le Grand]] (1782-1834), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, St. Andrew’s (Quebec). //See// McDonald, Archibald, fur trader.

[[mcdonald_john_angus|McDonald, John Angus]] (d. 1938), contractor. Williamstown, Cornwall

[[macdonald_john_angus|MacDonald, John Angus]] (1875-1952), soldier. Glen Nevis, Montreal

[[mcdonald_john_duncan|McDonald, John Duncan]] (1837-1907), contractor. Williamstown (The Glen), various states U. S. A., Pueblo (Colorado)

[[macdonald_john_ford|Macdonald, John Ford]] (1878-1965) university teacher. Williamstown area, Kingston, Toronto

[[macdonald_john_james|Macdonald, John James]] (1849-1937), author. 2nd concession Lochiel Township, St. Marys (Ontario)

[[macdonald_john_joseph|MacDonald, John Joseph]] (1891-1966), restaurateur. 2nd concession Lochiel Township, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[mcdonald_john_r|McDonald, John R.]] several railway construction men of this name, //See// McDonald, John R. (d.1910)

[[mcdonald_john_r2|McDonald, John R.]] (c.1831-1910), contractor (date of birth 1821 also found). California etc.

[[mcdonald_john_s|McDonald, John S.]] (1831-1916), lumberman. Glengarry County, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota //See// McDonald, Marion Stewart

[[macdonald_john_sandfield|Macdonald, John Sandfield]] (1812-1872), premier of Ontario. St. Raphael’s, Cornwall, Canada

[[macdonald_john_sandfield2|Macdonald, John Sandfield]] (1853-1928), lawyer. Lancaster

[[mcdonald_kenneth|McDonald, Kenneth]] (1831?-1911), clergyman. Alexandria etc., Western Ontario

[[macdonald_kenneth|Macdonald, Kenneth]] (1850-1921), lawyer, town clerk, author. Scotland

[[macdonald_lorne|MacDonald, Lorne. ]]//See// MacDonald, Donald Lorne

[[macdonald_louise_sandfield|Macdonald, Louise Sandfield]] (1867-1955), composer of music. South Lancaster

[[mcdonald_malcolm|McDonald, Malcolm]] (d. 1882), builder. Nova Scotia

[[mcdonald_mrs_marion_stewart|McDonald, Mrs Marion Stewart]] (d. 1884), housewife, has scholarship in her memory. Scotland, Glengarry County, Fond du Lac (Wisconsin)

[[macdonald_mary_clair|Macdonald, Mary Clair]] (3 May 1901-12 May 1996), member of religious community. 4th concession Kenyon Township, St. Raphael’s, Alexandria

[[macdonald_neil_roderick|Macdonald, Neil Roderick]] (c. 1869-1923), mining man, figure of legend (known as “Foghorn Macdonald”). Glen Nevis etc.

[[mcdonald_patrick_a|McDonald, Dr Patrick A.,]] physician. Alexandria, Penetanguishene. //See// Macdonald, Allan J.

[[macdonald_ranald_a|Macdonald, Ranald A.]] (1858-1936), clergyman. 4th concession Lancaster Township, diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonald_ranald_joseph|MacDonald, Ranald Joseph]] (1899-1978), clergyman. 8th concession Lancaster Township, diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonald_ranald_sandfield|Macdonald, Ranald Sandfield]] (1814-1895), businessman. St. Raphael’s, South Lancaster

[[mcdonald_roderick|McDonald, Roderick]] (1802-1885), physician, political figure (age at death 85 also found). Cornwall

[[mcdonald_roderick_j|McDonald, Roderick J.]] (1862-1929), physician. Glengarry County, Leadville (Colorado)

[[mcdonald_roderick|McDonald, Roderick R.,]] mining man. //See// McDonald, William Roderick R.

[[mcdonald_rolland|McDonald, Rolland]] (1810-1881), lawyer, judge. Fort William (Ontario), Cornwall, St. Catharines (Ontario)

[[macdonald_sandfield|Macdonald, Sandfield. ]]//See// Macdonald, John Sandfield, premier

[[mcdonald_stanley_george|McDonald, Stanley George]] (1894-1993), sportsman. Maxville, Ottawa

[[mcdonald_tupper|McDonald, Tupper. ]]//See// McDonald, Alexander Tupper

[[macdonald_wilfrid|MacDonald, Wilfrid. ]]//See// MacDonald, Allan Wilfrid

[[macdonald_william_j|Macdonald, William J.]] (1844-1932), teacher, geometrician. Glengarry County, Alberta

[[macdonald_william_peter|MacDonald, William Peter]] (1771-1847), clergyman. Scotland, St. Raphael’s, Toronto

[[mcdonald_william_roderick_r|McDonald, William Roderick R.]] (d. 1920), mining man. Ouray (Colorado), Winnipeg

[[macdonell_aeneas_or_angus|Macdonell, Aeneas or Angus,]] of Greenfield (d. 1809), fur trader. Scotland, (Glengarry County?)

[[macdonell_aeneas_john|Macdonell, Aeneas John]] (1864-1945), physician. Winnipeg

[[macdonell_alexander|Macdonell, Alexander,]] of Aberchalder (dates of death found: 1787, 1790), emigration leader (often called, simply, Aberchalder). New York colony, Glengarry County

[[macdonell_alexander9|MacDonell, Alexander]] (c.1740-1803), clergyman (often known as Scotus). Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macdonell_alexander3|Macdonell, Alexander,]] of Greenfield (d.1819), leader of settlement. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macdonell_alexander4|Macdonell, Alexander,]] of Collachie (1762-1842), leader of settlement, political figure (often called, simply, Collachie). Scotland, New York colony, Toronto, Baldoon settlement

[[macdonell_alexander5|Macdonell, Alexander]] (1762-1840), clergyman, 1st bishop of Upper Canada. Scotland, Glengarry County, Canada

[[macdonell_alexander6|Macdonell, Alexander,]] of Greenfield (1782-1835), fur trader, political figure. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Ontario

[[mcdonell_alexander3|McDonell, Alexander]] (1786-1861), manager, lumberman. Scotland, Peterborough (Ontario)

[[macdonell_alexander7|Macdonell, Alexander]] (1795-1875), of Sand Point on Ottawa River, lumberman, figure of legends. Scotland, Sand Point

[[mcdonell_alexander|McDonell, Alexander]] (1795-1884), witness to historical continuity (called Captain Gray). St. Raphael’s area

[[mcdonell_alexander2|McDonell, Alexander]] (1807-1887), contractor. U. S.A. & Canada

[[macdonell_alexander8|Macdonell, Alexander ]](c. 1819-1864), merchant, postmaster. Alexandria. //See// Macdonald, Angus S.

[[macdonell_alexander2|Macdonell, Alexander]] (1833-1905), clergyman, 1st bishop of Alexandria. 1st concession Lochiel Township, Lochiel, Alexandria

[[mcdonell_alexander_angus|McDonell, Alexander Angus.]] Wisconsin, Minnesota, Oregon. //See// his father McDonell, Alexander B.

[[mcdonell_alexander_b | McDonell, Alexander B.]] (1840-1913), lumberman, banker. Glengarry County, Minnesota, Chippewa Falls (Wisconsin) etc.

[[mcdonell_alexander_cameron|McDonell, Alexander Cameron]] (d. 1910) and his wife Margaret Stewart (1830-1929), witnesses to historical continuity. Williamstown area

[[macdonell_alexander_duncan|Macdonell, Alexander Duncan]] (1855-1929), farmer, mayor. Alexandria

[[macdonell_sir_alexander_f|MacDonell, Sir Alexander F.]] United Kingdom. //See// Macdonell, Hugh, of Aberchalder

[[macdonell_alexander_g|Macdonell, Alexander G.]] Morrisburg. //See// his father Macdonell, Donald (Greenfield), d. 1861

[[macdonell_alexander_mclean|Macdonell, Alexander McLean]] (1865-1933; age at death also given as 70), lawyer, author. Cornwall. Toronto.

[[macdonell_alexander_roderick|Macdonell, Alexander Roderick]] (1836-1906), pioneer member of North West Mounted Police, rancher. Alexandria, Saskatchewan, Alberta

[[macdonell_allan4|Macdonell, Allan,]] of Collachie (d. 1792), emigration leader (often called, simply, Collachie). New York colony, Canada

[[macdonell_allan2|Macdonell, Allan,]] of Leek (1744-1829), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Dundas County

[[macdonell_allan3|Macdonell, Allan]] (d. 1827), emigration leader (sp. Macdonald also found). Scotland, Canada

[[mcdonell_allan|McDonell, Allan]] (c. 1776-1859), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Montreal

[[macdonell_allan|Macdonell, Allan]] (1808-1888), lawyer, businessman. Toronto

[[mcdonell_allan_ranald|McDonell, Allan Ronald,]] contractor. //See// his father McDonell, John, d. 1895, surveyor

[[macdonell_angus4|Macdonell, Angus,]] of Collachie (d. 1804), lawyer, political figure. Scotland, Canada

[[macdonell_angus2|Macdonell, Angus,]] of Sandaig (d. 1817 or shortly after), emigration leader (often called, simply, Sandaig). Scotland, Canada

[[macdonell_angus3|Macdonell, Angus]] (1791-1842), pioneer settler of Alexandria (Col. Angus Macdonell, Squire Angus Macdonell). Alexandria

[[mcdonell_angus|McDonell, Angus]] (d. 1890), early settler of Alexandria (Col. Angus Macdonell). Scotland, Alexandria

[[macdonell_angus|Macdonell, Angus]] (1799-1875), clergyman (Angus Macdonell, V. G., with title Very Reverend). St. Raphael’s, Windsor (Ontario), Kingston

[[macdonell_angus_alexander|Macdonell, Angus Alexander]] (1870-1950), merchant. Lancaster, St. Raphael’s

[[macdonell_angus_ban|Macdonell, Angus Ban,]] tenant of Muniall (1744-1822), emigration leader. Scotland, Charlottenburgh Township

[[macdonell_angus_claude|Macdonell, Angus Claude]] (1861-1924), lawyer, political figure (Senator Macdonell). Toronto

[[mcdonell_angus_hoey|McDonell, Angus Hoey]] (1905-1992), author. Alexandria area, Ottawa

[[mcdonell_angus_john|McDonell, Angus John]] (d. 1935), contractor. Dalhousie Mills area, Montreal

[[macdonell_angus_r|MacDonell, Angus R.]] (1904-1989) teacher, charity worker. Apple Hill, Alexandria

[[macdonell_or_macdonald_angus_roy_the_mast|Macdonell or Macdonald, Angus Roy the Mast,]] lumberman. Fitzroy Harbour (Ontario). //See// McDonell, Alexander (1807-1887), contractor.

[[macdonell_archibald|Macdonell, Archibald, of Leek]] (//fl//. 1770s-early 19th-century; was dead by Feb. 1816), U E Loyalist. Scotland, New York colony, Osnabruck Township

[[mcdonell_archibald|McDonell, Archibald]] (c.1780-1853), early settler of Osgoode Township, prominent citizen (Col. Archibald McDonell). Glengarry County, Osgoode Township

[[macdonell_sir_archibald_cameron|Macdonell, Sir Archibald Cameron]] (1864-1941), soldier (General Macdonell). Windsor (Ontario), Kingston

[[macdonell_archibald_hayes|Macdonell, Archibald Hayes]] (1868-1939), soldier, political figure (General Macdonell, Senator Macdonell). Toronto, various places

[[mcdonell_archibald_j|McDonell, Archibald J.]] (1843-1907), mining man, businessman, political figure. Charlottenburgh Township, Nevada

[[macdonell_archibald_john|Macdonell, Archibald John]] (1822-1864), lawyer, held office as recorder of Kingston. Kingston

[[mcdonell_augustine|McDonell, Augustine]] (1828-1907; date of birth 1837 also found), surveyor, civil engineer. Huntingdon County, Chatham (Ontario)

[[mcdonell_bernard_allison|McDonell, Bernard Allison]] (1918-1989), farmer. Bridge End

[[macdonell_blanche_lucille|Macdonell, Blanche Lucille]] (1853?-1924), author. Toronto

[[macdonell_chichester|Macdonell, Chichester.]] Charlottenburgh Township, India. //See// Macdonell, Alexander, of Aberchalder

[[macdonell_donald|Macdonell, Donald]] (1788-1861), political figure. Scotland, Canada

[[mcdonell_donald|McDonell, Donald]] (d. 1927, aged 99), witness to historical continuity. 8th concession Charlottenburgh Township

[[macdonell_donald|Macdonell, Donald]] (d. 1909), gaoler. Charlottenburgh Township, Cornwall

[[macdonell_donald_aeneas|MacDonell, Donald Aeneas]] (1794-1879), prison warden. Charlottenburgh Township, Kingston

[[macdonell_donald_william|Macdonell, Donald William]] (1824-1893), sergeant-at-arms House of Commons. Cornwall, Ottawa.

[[macdonell_duncan|Macdonell, Duncan]] (1781?-1864), surveyor. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mcdonell_duncan_d|McDonell, Duncan D.]] (1829-1910), lumberman. Glengarry County, Minneapolis

[[macdonell_duncan_j|MacDonell, Duncan J.]] (d.1962), police officer. Glengarry County, Ottawa
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[[mcdonell_duncan_joseph|McDonell, Duncan Joseph]] (1884-1938), mining man. St. Raphael’s, Northern Ontario

[[macdonell_mrs_florence|MacDonell, Mrs Florence]] (d. 1984 aged 87), known for knowledge of Glengarry County genealogy and history. Williamstown (The Glen). //See// her father McDonald, Allan P.

[[macdonell_george|Macdonell, George]] (d. 1902), businessman, postmaster (George of Athol). Scotland, Athol (Ontario), Cornwall

[[mcdonell_george_a|McDonell, George A.]] (//fl//. 19th century), physician. Glengarry County, Houston (Texas)

[[macdonell_george_hugh|Macdonell, George Hugh]] (1851-?), contractor, political figure. Toronto, Montreal, Port Arthur

[[macdonell_george_richard_john|Macdonell, George Richard John]] (d. 1870), soldier (Red George). Newfoundland, Canada, United Kingdom

[[macdonell_aberchalder_hugh|Macdonell, Hugh,]] of Aberchalder (c. 1760-1833), surveyor, political figure. Scotland, Canada, Gibraltar, Algiers

[[macdonell_sir_hugh_guion|MacDonell, Sir Hugh Guion.]] Copenhagen, Lisbon. //See// Macdonell, Hugh, of Aberchalder

[[macdonell_ian_mclean|Macdonell, Ian McLean]] (1895-1992), lawyer, judge. Toronto

[[mcdonell_isabella|McDonell, Isabella or Isabelle,]] known in religion as Isabella de Saint-André (1796-1866), member of religious order. Quebec City

[[macdonell_sir_james|Macdonell, Sir James]] (d. 1857), soldier. Scotland, Canada

[[macdonell_james|Macdonell, James]] (d. 1867), businessman, postmaster (James of Athol). Scotland, Athol (Ontario)

[[mcdonell_james_a|McDonell, James A.]] (d. 1901), soldier of Philippines War (sp. McDonald in his military file, McDonell in //Glengarry News//). (Glengarry County?), Detroit

[[macdonell_james_a_j|Macdonell, James A. J.]] (1896-1973), soldier, township officer. Glen Nevis area

[[macdonell_james_johnson|Macdonell, James Johnson]] (1915-1983), auditor general of Canada. Calgary, Glengarry County, Montreal, Ottawa

[[macdonell_janet|Macdonell, Janet]] (1848-1937), nursing sister (Rev. Sister Janet Macdonell). Cornwall, Kingston

[[macdonell_john6|Macdonell, John,]] of Leek (c.1707-1782), emigration leader (often called, simply, Leek). New York colony, Montreal

[[macdonell_john7|Macdonell, John]] (1728-1810), soldier, figure of legend (Spanish John). Scotland, Canada

[[macdonell_john2|Macdonell, John,]] of Aberchalder (c.1758-1809), soldier, political figure (name often identified by mentioning his residence Glengarry House). Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macdonell_john3|Macdonell, John]] (1768-1850), fur trader (called Le Prêtre). Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Pointe-Fortune

[[macdonell_john4|Macdonell, John,]] of Greenfield (1785-1812), soldier, attorney-general, Scotland, Greenfield’s Corner (Green Valley), York, Queenston Heights

[[macdonell_john5|Macdonell, John]] (1799-1866), lawyer, political radical. Montreal

[[mcdonell_john|McDonell, John]] (d. 1895), surveyor, contractor (John R. McDonell). Williamstown, U.S. South, Montreal etc.

[[macdonell_john|Macdonell, John]] (1855?-1941), Louisiana planter. Bridge End, Ottumwa (Iowa), Louisiana

[[macdonell_john_alexander|Macdonell, John Alexander,]] of Greenfield (1851-1930), historian, lawyer (Jack Greenfield). Kingston, Toronto, Alexandria

[[mcdonell_john_alexander|McDonell, John Alexander]] (1866-1950), municipal official. 5th concession Lochiel Township

[[macdonell_john_alexander|Macdonell, John Alexander]] (1893-1951), teacher, sportsman. Baltics Corners, Lochiel etc.

[[macdonell_john_angus|Macdonell, John Angus]] (d. 1918), clergyman. Diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonell_john_j|Macdonell, John J.]] (1877-1936), clergyman. Greenfield, diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonell_leo_alexander|MacDonell, Leo Alexander]] (1921-1983), clergyman. Green Valley, diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonell_malcolm_james|MacDonell, Malcolm James]] (1897-1973), dentist. Lancaster, Saskatchewan

[[macdonell_miles|Macdonell, Miles]] (c. 1767-1828), emigration leader, administrator (identified by family designation of Scotus or Scothouse). Scotland, Osnabruck Township, Manitoba

[[mcdonell_oscar|McDonell, Oscar]] (//fl//. 1870s-1890s), newspaperman, French-language press. Glengarry County, Ottawa

[[macdonell_ranald|Macdonell, Ranald,]] of Leek (//fl//. 18th, 19th centuries), U E Loyalist. Glengarry County area

[[macdonell_roderick|Macdonell, Roderick,]] of Leek (1750 or 1756-1806), clergyman. Scotland, St. Regis

[[macdonell_samuel|Macdonell, Samuel]] (1856-1935), telegraph operator, municipal official. Loch Garry, Alexandria

[[mcdonell_teresa|McDonell, Teresa]] (1833 or 1835-1917), sister in religion. St. Andrew’s West, St. Boniface (Manitoba)

[[macdonell_william_andrew|Macdonell, William Andrew]] (1853-1920), 2nd bishop of Alexandria. Grants Corners, diocese of Alexandria

[[macdonell_william_j|Macdonell, William J.]] (d.1893), vice consul, author (the Chevalier Macdonell). Brockville, Kingston, Toronto

[[mcdougal_francis|McDougal, Francis]] (1826-1910), hardware merchant, mayor of Ottawa. Glengarry County, Ottawa

[[mcdougal_john|McDougal, John]] (d. 1848), U E Loyalist, church elder (date of death 1849 also found). Scotland, Front of Lancaster Township

[[mcdougald_alexander_william|McDougald, Alexander William]] (1865-1943), businessman, author. 4th concession Kenyon Township, Toronto, Alexandria, Montreal

[[mcdougald_allan_joseph|McDougald, Allan Joseph]] (1877-1937), contractor. Glengarry County, Cornwall etc.

[[mcdougald_annie_bethune|McDougald, Annie Bethune]] (1867-1942), author. Cornwall, Montreal

[[mcdougald_duncan_j|McDougald, Duncan J.]] (d.1939), businessman. Alexandria, Toronto

[[mcdougald_john_angus|McDougald, John Angus]] (1838-1923), businessman, court clerk. 4th concession Kenyon Township, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[mcdougald_john_angus2|McDougald, John Angus]] (14 March 1908-15 March 1978), businessman. Toronto

[[mcdougald_malcolm|McDougald, Malcolm. ]]//See// McDougall, Malcolm

[[mcdougald_wilfrid_laurier|McDougald, Wilfrid Laurier]] (1882-1942), businessman. Alexandria, Montreal

[[mcdougall_aeneas|McDougall, Aeneas]] (d.1939), contractor or working associate of contractors. South Branch, Oregon

[[mcdougall_alexander|McDougall, Alexander]] (d.1934), lumberman. Alexandria, British Columbia

[[mcdougall_alexander_duncan|McDougall, Alexander Duncan]] (1846-1936), contractor. South Branch, Portland (Oregon)

[[macdougall_alexander_peter|MacDougall, Alexander Peter]] (1843-1914), sawmill proprietor, one of the founders of Maxville. Maxville area

[[macdougall_christy_ann|MacDougall, Christy Ann]] (1869-1961), missionary. Maxville area, India, Ottawa

[[macdougall_donald_a|MacDougall, Donald A.]] (1891-1967; obituary, inconsistently, gives age at death as 78), author. 2<sup>nd</sup>  concession Lochiel Township, North Hollywood (California)

[[mcdougall_dougall|McDougall, Dougall,]] of Berlin (Ontario) and Mackenzie King connection. //See// Macpherson, Alexander

[[macdougall_duncan_peter|MacDougall, Duncan Peter]] (1849-1927), sawmill proprietor, one of the founders of Maxville. Maxville area

[[macdougall_frank_henry|MacDougall, Frank Henry]] (1883-1974), scientist. Maxville, Minnesota

[[mcdougall_george|McDougall, George]] (1855-1924), construction man. South Branch

[[macdougall_george_herbert|MacDougall, George Herbert]] (1881-1963), storekeeper. Maxville

[[mcdougall_john_allen|McDougall, John Allen]] (d.1933), contractor. Cornwall area

[[mcdougall_malcolm|McDougall or McDougald, Malcolm]] (d. 1915), businessman. 4th concession Kenyon Township, Washington state

[[macdougall_margaret_moran_dixon|MacDougall, Margaret Moran Dixon]] (1826 or 1828-1899), author. Belfast (Ireland), various places Canada & U.S.A.

[[macewan_james_urquhart|MacEwan, James Urquhart]] (d. 1962), metallurgist. Martintown, Montreal

[[mcewen_bennett_begg|McEwen, Bennett Begg ]](b. 1908), physician. Maxville. //See// McEwen, Duncan

[[mcewen_duncan|McEwen, Duncan]] (1872-1938), physician (date of birth 1871 also found). Dunvegan, Maxville

[[macewen_duncan_macrae|MacEwen, Duncan MacRae]] (1898-1977), teacher. Maxville area, Ottawa, Saskatchewan, New York City, Colorado Springs (Colorado)

[[mcewen_john|McEwen, John]] (1823 or 1824-1898), farmer, postmaster. Martintown area, Maxville

[[mcewen_john_daniel|McEwen, John Daniel]] (1863-1923), clergyman. Maxville area, Nova Scotia, Brazil

[[macewen_william_agassiz|MacEwen, William Agassiz]] (1894-1957), businessman. Maxville

[[macewen_william_rayside|MacEwen, William Rayside]] (1928-1985), businessman. Maxville

[[mcgauvran_john_wait|McGauvran, John Wait]] (d.1884), businessman. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[mcgillis_angus|McGillis, Angus]] (d.1811), fur trader. Scotland, Canada

[[mcgillis_angus2|McGillis, Angus]] (1874-1944), political figure (date of birth 1873 also found). Williamstown

[[mcgillis_anna|McGillis, Anna]] (//fl//. 1786), poet. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mcgillis_donald|McGillis, Donald]] (1717?-?), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Charlottenburgh. Township

[[mcgillis_donald2|McGillis, Donald]] (1786?-1860), of //Tonquin// voyage, deputy registrar of Glengarry County. Alexandria etc.

[[mcgillis_duncan_john|McGillis, Duncan John]] (1860-1946), contractor, entrepreneur, sheriff. 4th concession Lochiel Township, Bismarck (North Dakota)

[[mcgillis_hugh|McGillis, Hugh]] (1767?-1848), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Williamstown

[[mcgillis_john|McGillis, John]] (1802-1841), surveyor. Williamstown

[[mcgillis_john2|McGillis, John]] (1806-?), laird of Williamstown. St-Eustache (Quebec), Williamstown, Montreal

[[mcgillis_william_a|McGillis, William A.]] (1838-1906), contractor. 6th concession Lancaster Township, Kankakee (Illinois)

[[macgillivray_alexander|MacGillivray, Alexander]] (d. 1894), figure in local legend. McCrimmon West

[[macgillivray_alexander_m|MacGillivray, Alexander M.]] (1850-1932), clergyman. Collingwood area (Ontario), Williamstown, Brockville, Toronto

[[macgillivray_alexander_malcolm|MacGillivray, Alexander Malcolm]] (1898-1969), physician. Kirk Hill, Martintown, Cornwall

[[mcgillivray_angus|McGillivray, Angus]] (c. 1793-1870), pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County, Ottawa, Fitzroy Harbour (Ontario)

[[macgillivray_archibald|MacGillivray, Archibald]] (d.1962), secretary. Alexandria, London (England), U.S.A.

[[macgillivray_archibald_duncan|MacGillivray, Archibald Duncan]] (1844-1920), businessman. Alexandria

[[macgillivray_carrie_holmes|MacGillivray, Carrie Holmes]] (1871-1949), novelist. Williamstown area, Toronto

[[mcgillivray_donald|McGillivray, Donald]] (1836-1879), physician. Glengarry County, Ottawa

[[macgillivray_donald|MacGillivray, Donald]] (1838-1913), pioneer. Glengarry County, British Columbia

[[macgillivray_donald_john|MacGillivray, Donald John]] (1881-1967), South African War veteran, farmer, barn framer (birth 1882 also found). Kirk Hill

[[macgillivray_edmund_aberdeen|MacGillivray, Edmund Aberdeen]] (1893-1949), political figure. Alexandria

[[mcgillivray_edward|McGillivray, Edward]] (1815-1885), merchant, mayor of Ottawa. Glengarry County, L’Orignal, Ottawa

[[mcgillivray_george_hopper|McGillivray, George Hopper]] (1837-1912), farmer. Williamstown area

[[mcgillivray_john|McGillivray, John]] (d. 1855), fur trader, clan chief (Hon. John McGillivray). Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Williamstown area

[[macgillivray_john_darroch|MacGillivray, John Darroch]] (1861-1963), pioneer. Kirk Hill, Alberta (Ponoka etc.)

[[mcgillivray_john_duncan|McGillivray, John Duncan]] (1871-1947), veterinarian. Glengarry County, Winnipeg

[[mcgillivray_john_william|McGillivray, John William]] (1864-1914), clan chief. Glengarry County, Scotland, Borneo, India, London (England)

[[mcgillivray_neil_john|McGillivray, Neil John]] (1827-1886), clan chief. Williamstown area, Montreal, Scotland

[[mcgillivray_william|McGillivray, William]] (1764-1825), fur trader. Scotland, Canada

[[macgilvray_walter_crawford|Macgilvray, Walter Crawford]] (1809-1880), clergyman. Scotland, Vankleek Hill area

[[macgregor|MacGregor.]] Name connected with chair manufacture. Lancaster

[[mcgregor_donald|McGregor, Donald]] (1839-1927), figure of legend (known as Col. Donald McGregor). Martintown area, British Columbia, Yukon

[[macgregor_eliza_jane_greenfield|MacGregor, Eliza Jane Greenfield]] (1863-1951), church worker. Martintown, Manitoba, Alexandria

[[mcgregor_john|McGregor, John]] (//fl//. 1870s, 80s), farmer. 2nd concession Charlottenburgh Township

[[mcgregor_john_f|McGregor, John F.]] (d.1913), businessman. Lancaster Township, Lancaster, Alexandria

[[macgregor_katherine_jean|MacGregor, Katherine Jean]] (1866-1953), nurse. St. Elmo, Montana (Butte etc.)

[[mcgrieson_james_or_john|McGrieson, James or John]] (//fl//. 1890s), shoemaker, coloured victim of assault. Martintown

[[mcgruer_five_brothers|McGruer, five brothers.]] Williamstown, Dakotas. //See// McKinnon, five brothers

[[mchugh_lloyd|McHugh, Lloyd]] (1914-1993), businessman. Lemieux (Ontario), Pendleton, Alexandria

[[macinnes_charles_ranald|MacInnes, Charles Ranald]] (1875-1929), university teacher. Lancaster, Princeton

[[macinnes_peter|MacInnes, Peter]] (1909-1984), electrician, piper, promoter of Highland Games. 6th concession Kenyon Township, Maxville

[[macintosh_gang|MacIntosh Gang.]] (//fl//. c. 1860s) Glengarry County area

[[macintosh|MacIntosh,]] —, called Old MacIntosh, vagrant. Glengarry County area

[[mcintosh_angus|McIntosh, Angus]] (1834-1897), merchant, moneylender. Dalkeith area, Dunvegan

[[mcintosh_anselm|McIntosh, Anselm]] (1853-1916), timberman. Glengarry County, Sault Ste-Marie

[[mcintosh_dan_j|McIntosh, Dan J.]] (d.1962), writer on farm issues. Cornwall Township. Cornwall

[[mcintosh_donald|McIntosh, Donald]] (d.1845), fur trader. fur trading regions of northern and western North America, St-Polycarpe

[[macintosh_donald|MacIntosh, Donald]] (1833-1918), lumberman. Gore of Lochiel, Dalkeith, Vankleek Hill

[[mcintosh_donald_alexander|McIntosh, Donald Alexander]] (1843-1915), contractor. St. Andrew’s West, Milwaukee

[[mcintosh_donald_j|McIntosh, Donald J.]] (d.1933), physician. 9th concession Lochiel Township, Vankleek Hill

[[macintosh_douglas_clyde|Macintosh, Douglas Clyde]] (1877-1948), theologian. Breadalbane, Connecticut

[[mcintosh_duncan_donald|McIntosh, Duncan Donald]] (1897-1960), dentist. Greenfield, Alexandria

[[mcintosh_gustavus|McIntosh, Gustavus,]] physician. Devils Lake (North Dakota). //See// McIntosh, Donald, lumberman

[[macintosh_hampden|MacIntosh, Hampden,]] physician. //See// MacIntosh, John Hampden

[[mcintosh_james|McIntosh, James]] (d. 1891), physician. Glengarry County area, Vankleek Hill

[[mcintosh_james_a|McIntosh, James A.]] (d. 1916), contractor. Glengarry County area, Milwaukee

[[mcintosh_john|McIntosh, John]] (1777-1845 or 1846), farmer, figure of legend. New York colony, Dundas County

[[mcintosh_john_d|McIntosh, John D.]] (1858-1914), manufacturer. Apple Hill, Alexandria

[[macintosh_john_donald_keith|MacIntosh, John Donald Keith]] (1919-2000), farmer. Strathmore area (Stormont County)

[[mcintosh_john_everett|McIntosh, John Everett]] (1876-1948), author (pen name “Sandy Fraser”). Breadalbane

[[macintosh_john_hampden|MacIntosh, John Hampden]] (1884-1947), physician. Dominionville, Riceville

[[macintosh_john_j|MacIntosh, John J.]] (1858-1917), contractor. Alexandria

[[macintosh_keith|MacIntosh, Keith. ]]//See// MacIntosh, John Donald Keith

[[macintosh_malcolm|MacIntosh, Malcolm]] (1882-1933), lumber camp manager. Dalkeith, Fort Frances

[[mcintosh_neil|McIntosh, Neil]] (//fl//. 1840s), merchant. Montreal

[[mcintosh_william_alfred|McIntosh, William Alfred]] (1857-1943), farmer, poet. Strathmore (Stormont County)

[[mcintyre_alexander_fraser|McIntyre, Alexander Fraser]] (1847-1914), lawyer. Williamstown, Cornwall, Ottawa

[[mcintyre_angus|McIntyre, Angus]] (1860-1950), haulier. St. Elmo, British Columbia, Alaska, Yukon

[[mcintyre_archibald|McIntyre, Archibald]] (d.1871) weaver. Martintown area, Notfield area

[[mcintyre_daniel_eugene|McIntyre, Daniel Eugene]] (1812-1896), sheriff. Scotland, Williamstown, Cornwall

[[macintyre_donald_leitch|MacIntyre, Donald Leitch]] (1844-1903), schoolteacher. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macintyre_george_duncan|MacIntyre, George Duncan]] (1885-1970), physician. Avonmore, Vankleek Hill

[[mcintyre_mrs_helen|McIntyre, Mrs Helen]] (d.1909), author. Glengarry County, Ottawa

[[mcivor_john_graham|McIvor, John Graham]] (1867-1930), clergyman. Scotland, Dalhousie Mills

[[mack_family|Mack family.]] Cornwall

[[mackay_alexander|MacKay, Alexander]] (c. 1770-1811), fur trader. (Glengarry County?), fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[mckay_donald|McKay, Donald]] (1744?-1809?), U E Loyalist (spelling also McCay). Charlottenburgh Township

[[mackay_donald|Mackay, Donald]] (1753-1833), fur trader. (?), fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[mackay_donald2|MacKay, Donald]] (1865-1939), high school principal. Goderich (Ontario), Toronto, Williamstown, Alexandria

[[mckay_john|McKay, John]] (d.1810), fur trader. fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[mackay_robert|MacKay, Robert]] (1882-1949), farmer, businessman. Maxville area

[[mckay_thomas|McKay, Thomas]] (1798?-1850), fur trader. (Glengarry County?), fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Oregon

[[mckay_william|McKay, William]] (1772-1832), fur trader. (Glengarry County?), fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[mckechnie_john|McKechnie, John]] (1844-1919), manufacturer. Scotland, Winnipeg

[[mackechnie_john|Mackechnie, John]] (d.1977), clergyman, Gaelic scholar. Scotland, Dunvegan (Ontario)

[[mckellar_hugh|McKellar, Hugh]] (1841-1934), clergyman. Scotland, Martintown

[[mckelvy_ralph_hayes|McKelvy, Ralph Hayes]] (1895-1975), clergyman, and his wife Anna Margaret Patton (1901-1987). U.S.A., Brodie

[[mckenna_john|McKenna, John]] (1743-1789), clergyman. Ireland, New York colony

[[mckenna_teresa_elizabeth|McKenna, Teresa Elizabeth]] (1885-1976), named Sister St. Charles and Sister Mary St. Charles, member of the Sisters of the Precious Blood. Colgan (Ontario), Alexandria

[[mackenzie_sir_alexander|Mackenzie, Sir Alexander]] (1764-1820), fur trader, explorer. Scotland, Canada

[[mackenzie_alexander|Mackenzie, Alexander]] (1838-1898), publisher, author. Scotland

[[mckenzie_alexander_mcleod|McKenzie, Alexander McLeod]] (d. 1876), lawyer, registrar. Glengarry County area, Alexandria

[[mckenzie_mrs_ann_mcleod|McKenzie, Mrs Ann McLeod]] (d. 1818), Métis child in Glengarry County. (year of death 1824 also found, and age at death 24). Williamstown

[[mckenzie_duncan_h|McKenzie, Duncan H.]] (d. 1888), contractor. Williamstown (The Glen)

[[mckenzie_duncan_james|McKenzie, Duncan James]] (1848-1912), lumberman, political officer. Glengarry County, Michigan, Wisconsin

[[mckenzie_james_roderick|McKenzie, James Roderick]] (1817-1900), prominent citizen of his community. Skye (Scotland), Skye (Ontario)

[[mckenzie_john|McKenzie, John]] (d.1795), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mckenzie_john2|McKenzie, John]] (1790-1855), clergyman. Scotland, Williamstown

[[mackenzie_kenneth|MacKenzie, Kenneth]] (1791-1886), pioneer. Scotland, Glen Sandfield

[[mckercher_colin|McKercher, Colin]] (//fl//. 19th century), teacher, mission worker. Glengarry County etc.

[[mckercher_delbert_grant|McKercher, Delbert Grant]] (1914-1988), scientist. Maxville area, Davis (California)

[[mckercher_mrs_duncan_d|McKercher, Mrs Duncan D.]] (1844-1943), witness to historical continuity. St. Elmo area

[[mckercher_janet_margaret|McKercher, Janet Margaret]] (1873-1963), librarian (Meta McKercher). Maxville

[[mckercher_meta|McKercher, Meta. ]]//See// McKercher, Janet Margaret

[[mckercher_robert_d|McKercher, Robert D.]] (1874-1951), police chief. Tayside, Duluth

[[mckillican_charles_gordon|McKillican, Charles Gordon]] (1885-1961), farmer, magazine columnist. Breadalbane, St. Elmo, Peterborough, Maxville

[[mckillican_charles_herbert|McKillican, Charles Herbert]] (1916-1994), family historian. St. Elmo, Maxville, Lachine (Quebec), Sandhurst (Ontario)

[[mckillican_daniel|McKillican, Daniel]] (born 1817-1819; d.1830-1832; is said to have been 13 years and 10 months old at his death), subject of novel //A Forest Flower//. Breadalbane

[[mckillican_herbert|McKillican, Herbert. ]]//See// McKillican, Charles Herbert

[[mckillican_janet_christie|McKillican, Janet Christie]] (1854-1943), missionary. Breadalbane, China,Vankleek Hill

[[mckillican_john_mcnaughton|McKillican, John McNaughton]] (1824-1911), clergyman. Breadalbane, Montreal etc.

[[mckillican_william|McKillican, William]] (1776-1849), clergyman. Scotland, Breadalbane

[[mckillican_william_christie|McKillican, William Christie]] (1882-1964), agricultural expert. Breadalbane, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan

[[mckillop_archibald|McKillop, Archibald]] (1824 or 1825-1904), poet, known as the Blind Bard of Megantic. Scotland, Inverness (Quebec), Maxville

[[mckinnon|McKinnon,]] five brothers of this name from Glengarry County active in Crookston (Minnesota) in pioneer times. Crookston

[[mackinnon_gang|MacKinnon Gang ]](19th century). //See// MacIntosh Gang

[[mackinnon_mrs_alda_georgia_mae|MacKinnon, Mrs Alda Georgia Mae]] (d.1993), curator. Cornwall

[[mckinnon_duncan_alexander|McKinnon, Duncan Alexander]] (1856?-1921), lumberman. Finch Township, Maxville

[[mackinnon_george_ernest_lawson|MacKinnon, George Ernest Lawson]] (1879-1969), physician. Alexandria, British Columbia (Cranbrook, etc.)

[[mackinnon_harriet_isabel|MacKinnon, Harriet Isabel]] (1920-2000), heritage worker, teacher. Stewart’s Glen, Alexandria

[[mckinnon_joseph_john|McKinnon, Joseph John]] (1863-1931), physician. Alexandria area, Wadena (Minnesota),

[[mckinnon_peter|McKinnon, Peter]] (1881-1947), prospector. 9th concession Lancaster Township, various places North America

[[mackinnon_william_j|MacKinnon, William J.]] (d.1945), telephone manager. Lochiel Township

[[mclachlan_john|McLachlan, John]] (d. 1856), clergyman. (Scotland?). Alexandria

[[mclachlan_john_a|McLachlan, John A.]] (d. 1908), poet. Glen Nevis area

[[mclachlan_ranald|McLachlan, Ranald]] (1861-1937), prospector. Glen Nevis, Yukon, Alaska

[[mclaren_alexander|McLaren, Alexander]] (1844-1914), physician. Williamstown area, Lancaster

[[maclaren_alexander|MacLaren, Alexander]] (//fl//. 20th century), civil servant. Breadalbane

[[maclaren_david|MacLaren, David]] (d. 1936), clergyman. Amherstburg (Ontario), Alexandria etc.

[[mclaren_john|McLaren, John]] (d.1869), schoolteacher, prospector. Charlottenburgh Township, Cariboo

[[mclaren_thomas_orton|McLaren, Thomas Orton]] (1879-1947), physician. Shannonville (Ontario), Lancaster

[[mclaughlin_angus_l|McLaughlin, Angus L.]] (1861-1933), contractor. Glengarry County, Livingston (Montana)

[[mclaughlin_daniel|McLaughlin, Daniel]] (1862-1944), railway man. North Lancaster area, U.S.A.

[[mclaughlin_james_h|McLaughlin, James H.]] (1842-1923), Indian agent. Avonmore area, Dakotas

[[mclaughlin_john_james|McLaughlin, John James]] (1813-1901), teacher. Ireland, Glengarry County, Dundas County

[[mclaughlin_john_lawrence|McLaughlin, John Lawrence]] (1895-1978), contractor. North Lancaster, Great Falls (Montana)

[[mclaughlin_terence_patrick|McLaughlin, Terence Patrick]] (1903-1970), clergyman, educator. St. Andrew’s West, Toronto

[[maclaurin_colin_archibald|MacLaurin, Colin Archibald]] (d. 1891), teacher, author. Glengarry County

[[mclaurin_duncan|McLaurin, Duncan]] (//fl//. second half 19th century), pioneer. Glengarry County area, South Dakota

[[maclaurin_john|MacLaurin, John]] (1771-1869), pioneer. Scotland, Breadalbane

[[mclaurin_john3|McLaurin, John]] (1794-1833), Presbyterian clergyman. Scotland, Kirk Hill, L’Orignal

[[mclaurin_john2|McLaurin, John]] (1805-1855), Baptist clergyman. Scotland, Vankleek Hill

[[mclaurin_john|McLaurin, John]] (1807-1855), Presbyterian clergyman. Scotland, Martintown

[[mclaurin_john_roy|McLaurin, John Roy]] (1840-1924), merchant. Breadalbane, California, Vankleek Hill

[[mclaurin_peter|McLaurin, Peter]] (d.1890), businessman, surveyor. Scotland, Breadalbane, Riceville

[[mclean_alexander|McLean, Alexander.]] St. Andrew’s West, Cornwall. //See// McLean, Neil

[[maclean_alexander|MacLean, Alexander]] (1834-1908), publisher. Brant County (Ontario), Cornwall, Japan, China

[[mclean_alexander_daniel|McLean, Alexander Daniel]] (1896-1969), aviation expert, public figure. Maxville area, Innisfail (Alberta), Ottawa etc.

[[mclean_archibald|McLean, Archibald.]] St. Andrew’s West, Cornwall area. //See// McLean, Neil

[[maclean_mrs_edith|MacLean, Mrs Edith]] (1896-1948), author. Maxville

[[mclean_harry_falconer|McLean, Harry Falconer]] (1883-1961), contractor, figure of legend. Bismarck (North Dakota), Canada, Merrickville (Ontario)

[[mclean_john_a|McLean, John A.]] (1863-1935), public official. Lancaster

[[mclean_neil|McLean, Neil]] (1759-1832), office holder. Scotland, St. Andrew’s West

[[mclean_thomas_h|McLean, Thomas H.]] (//fl//. 1860s), oilman. (?)

[[mcleister_john|McLeister, John]] (1870-1957), druggist. Fergus (Ontario), Alexandria

[[mclellan_alexander_joseph|McLellan, Alexander Joseph]] (1861-1936), civil engineer, surveyor. 5th concession Lancaster Township, Belleville etc.

[[mclellan_angus|McLellan, Angus]] (d.1899), contractor, carriage builder. Woodville (Ontario), South Branch

[[mclellan_archibald|McLellan, Archibald]] (d. 1820), fur trader. fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Williamstown

[[mclellan_donald|McLellan, Donald]] (d. 1913) (Big Donald the Assignee), businessman, public official. Glengarry County etc.

[[mclellan_john|McLellan, John]] (1854-1912), railwayman. Lochiel Township, Thunder Bay, Winnipeg

[[mclellan_katherine|McLellan, Katherine]] (1888-1983), nurse. South Branch, Hudson (New York), Cornwall, Williamstown

[[mclellan_mary_catherine|McLellan, Mary Catherine]] (d. 1928), named Sister St. Mary Alexander, member of religious community. Williamstown, Ottawa etc.

[[mclennan_alexander|McLennan, Alexander]] (1833-1913), lumberman. Front of Lancaster

[[mclennan_alexander2|McLennan, Alexander]] (d. 1932), pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County, British Columbia

[[mclennan_alexander_b|McLennan, Alexander B.]] (d. 1912), man of local prominence. Glengarry County

[[mclennan_alexander_k|McLennan, Alexander K.]] (d. 1918), “Prospector & Miner,” in the words used on his death certificate. Glengarry County, British Columbia, Yukon

[[maclennan_alexander_livingston|Maclennan, Alexander Livingston]] (c. 1877-1965), physician. Lancaster, Washington state, California

[[maclennan_alexander_malcolm|Maclennan, Alexander Malcolm]] (1862-1936, but age at death 66, inconsistent with these dates, also found), miner. Lancaster, Yukon

[[mclennan_alexander_r|McLennan, Alexander R.]] (1852-1911), contractor. Glengarry County, Chile

[[mclennan_angus_r|McLennan, Angus R.]] (1839-1912), contractor. Glengarry County, Cornwall

[[mclennan_donald|McLennan, Donald]] (c. 1785-1865), fur trader, Java planter, figure of Glengarry County legend. Scotland, Java

[[maclennan_donald_ban|Maclennan, Donald Ban]] (1836-1915), lawyer. Charlottenburgh Township, Cornwall

[[mclennan_donald_david_randolph|McLennan, Donald David Randolph]] (1870-1935), physician (Randy McLennan). Williamstown, Mayo (Yukon)

[[mclennan_donald_g|McLennan, Donald G.]] (1862-1939) and his brother Kenneth A. MacLennan (d. 1949), physicians. Dunvegan, Martintown, Alexandria, Edmonton

[[maclennan_donald_mason|Maclennan, Donald Mason]] (d.1941), contractor. Lancaster

[[maclennan_duncan|MacLennan, Duncan]] (1830-1907), carpenter. Lochinvar, Vankleek Hill

[[mclennan_mrs_duncan|McLennan, Mrs Duncan]] (1870-1944), Red Cross worker. Galveston (Texas), Front of Lancaster

[[maclennan_duncan_b|MacLennan, Duncan B.]] (d.1922), farmer, militia officer. Glengarry County

[[mclennan_duncan_g|McLennan, Duncan G.]] (1869-1930), contractor. Laggan, various places including British Columbia

[[mclennan_duncan_hugh|McLennan, Duncan Hugh]] (d. 1944), “founder of the McLennan Lumber Company Limited and well known Montreal business man.” Glengarry County, Westmount (Quebec)

[[mclennan_elizabeth|McLennan, Elizabeth]] (1868-1947), missionary. Glengarry County, China, Edmonton

[[maclennan_ewen|MacLennan, Ewen]] (d. 1913), bookkeeper, poet. Alaska

[[mclennan_farquhar|McLennan, Farquhar]] (1787-1846), businessman. Scotland, Williamstown

[[mclennan_farquhar_duncan|McLennan, Farquhar Duncan]] (1863-1949), businessman. Williamstown, Cornwall

[[maclennan_farquhar_stuart|Maclennan, Farquhar Stuart]] (1860-1925), judge. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[mclennan_finlay_cattanach|McLennan, Finlay Cattanach]] (1894-1991), farmer. Glengarry County

[[mclennan_hugh|McLennan, Hugh]] (1825-1899), businessman. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[maclennan_james|Maclennan, James]] (1833-1915), judge. Lancaster Township, Hamilton, Toronto, Ottawa

[[mclennan_james_alexander_brown|McLennan, James Alexander Brown]] (1864-1940), soldier, public official. Williamstown

[[mclennan_john|McLennan, John]] (1789-1866), prominent early citizen. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mclennan_john2|McLennan, John]] (1821-1893), businessman, political figure. Williamstown, Montreal, Front of Lancaster

[[mclennan_john3|McLennan, John]] (1826-1918), pioneer. Laggan, Vancouver

[[maclennan_john|Maclennan, John]] (1830-1916), sheriff. Lancaster Township, Port Hope, Lindsay

[[maclennan_john_ban|Maclennan, John Ban]] (d.1873), lawyer. Charlottenburgh Township, Cornwall

[[maclennan_john_donald|Maclennan, John Donald]] (d.1907), engineer. Glengarry County etc.

[[mclennan_john_f|McLennan, John F.]] (1897-1964), farmer. Glengarry County

[[mclennan_john_kenneth|McLennan, John Kenneth]] (1856-1931), businessman, physician. Martintown, Manitoba, Monrovia (California)

[[mclennan_john_lawrence|McLennan, John Lawrence]] (1889-1919), soldier. Lancaster

[[maclennan_jonathan_kenneth|MacLennan, Jonathan Kenneth]] (1885-1964), sawmill proprietor. Dalkeith

[[mclennan_mrs_k_big_jennet|McLennan, Mrs K. (Big Jennet).]] Dunvegan area. //See// Campbell, Ann

[[maclennan_kenneth|MacLennan, Kenneth]] (1926-1990), sawmill proprietor. Dalkeith

[[maclennan_kenneth_a|MacLennan, Kenneth A.,]] physician. //See// McLennan, Donald G.

[[maclennan_malcolm|MacLennan, Malcolm]] (1862-1931), clergyman, author. Scotland, St. Elmo, Kirk Hill

[[mclennan_murdoch_farquhar|McLennan, Murdoch Farquhar]] (1818-1897), laird of Williamstown. Williamstown

[[mclennan_randy|McLennan, Randy,]] physician. //See// McLennan, Donald David Randolph

[[maclennan_robert|Maclennan, Robert. ]]//See// Maclennan, Donald Mason

[[mclennan_roderick|McLennan, Roderick]] (d. 1889), lumberman. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mclennan_roderick2|McLennan, Roderick]] (1823-1911), surveyor. 4th concession Lancaster Township, U.S.A., Toronto

[[mclennan_roderick_r|McLennan, Roderick R.]] (1842-1907), contractor, political figure (Big Rory McLennan). Charlottenburgh Township, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[mclennan_william|McLennan, William]] (1856-1904), notary, author. Montreal, Europe

[[maclennan_william_f|MacLennan, William F.]] (d. 1909), soldier, public servant. 1st concession Kenyon Township, Washington D.C.

[[mcleod_alexander|McLeod, Alexander]] (d.1809), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Montreal

[[macleod_alexander|MacLeod, Alexander]] (1765?1769?-1850), pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macleod_alexander2|MacLeod, Alexander]] (early 19th century), merchant. Kirk Hill

[[macleod_alexander3|MacLeod, Alexander]] (1793 or 1794-1885), surveyor. Glengarry County

[[mcleod_alexander_william|McLeod, Alexander William]] (d. 1950), veterinarian. McCrimmon, Alexandria

[[mcleod_archibald|McLeod, Archibald]] (d. 1887), sailor, pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mcleod_archibald_angus|McLeod, Archibald Angus]] (1844-1902), businessman. Various places U.S.A. including N. Y. City

[[mcleod_arthur_a|McLeod, Arthur A.]] (d.1957), court clerk, lawyer. Wisconsin

[[macleod_donald_john|MacLeod, Donald John]] (1894-1990), scientist. Glengarry County, Fredericton (New Brunswick)

[[macleod_donald_morrison|Macleod, Donald Morrison]] (1870-1942), clergyman. Prince Edward Island, Alexandria

[[macleod_donald_william|MacLeod, Donald William]] (1872-1945), Holstein breeder. Kirk Hill

[[macleod_duncan|MacLeod, Duncan]] (1805-1889), man of local importance. Lochiel Township, Kirk Hill, Skye

[[mcleod_duncan|McLeod, Duncan]] (born 1821; still alive 1884), businessman. Glengarry County, Peterborough, Port Hope

[[macleod_duncan_kenneth|MacLeod, Duncan Kenneth]] (1870-1939), merchant. Dunvegan

[[macleod_dame_flora|MacLeod, Dame Flora]] (1878-1976), clan chief. Scotland

[[macleod_gordon_keith|Macleod, Gordon Keith]] (1926-1998), university teacher. Alexandria, Guelph area

[[macleod_hamish_grant|MacLeod, Hamish Grant]] (1902-1979), agricultural expert, businessman. McCrimmon West, Kemptville, Guelph, Weston

[[macleod_john_duncan|MacLeod, John Duncan]] (1901-1968), agricultural expert, farmer. Dunvegan, Toronto

[[macleod_john_grant|MacLeod, John Grant]] (d. 1974), physician. Glengarry County, Finch (Stormont County)

[[macleod_john_norman|MacLeod, John Norman]] (1865-1947), farmer, pump maker. Skye

[[macleod_kenneth|MacLeod, Kenneth]] (//fl//. 1790s), pioneer. Scotland, Canada

[[mcleod_malcolm|McLeod, Malcolm]] (1851-1936), J P, provider of legal services. Scotland, St. Isidore, Apple Hill

[[macleod_neil|Macleod, Neil]] (1843-1913), Scottish poet (Niall Mac Leoid). Scotland

[[macleod_neil_donald|MacLeod, Neil Donald]] (1910-1993), civil servant, disabled man. Skye, Ottawa, Maxville

[[macleod_norman|MacLeod, Norman]] (c. 1740-1794?), pioneer. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[macleod_norman_a|MacLeod, Norman A.]] (1883-1965), northern mail driver. Dunvegan, Yukon, California

[[mcleod_norman_roderick|McLeod, Norman Roderick]] (1883-1934), teacher. Dunvegan, Saskatchewan

[[macleod_robert_brodie|Macleod, Robert Brodie]] (1907-1972), university teacher. Martintown, various places U.S.A.

[[mcleod_roderick|McLeod, Roderick]] (d. 1823), physician. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[mcleod_wesley|McLeod, Wesley]] (1857-1931), businessman. Hastings County (Ontario), Glengarry County, Utica (New York)

[[macleod_william_d|MacLeod, William D.]] (d.1936), farmer, and his wife Elizabeth Grant (1873-1950), builders of “Bonnie Brier.“ Kenyon & Lochiel Townships

[[mcleod_william_duncan|McLeod, William Duncan]] (1852-1908), farmer, cheese-factory proprietor. Kirk Hill

[[macleod_william_keith|MacLeod, William Keith]] (1904-1995), farmer, personality. Skye

[[mcmartin_alexander|McMartin, Alexander]] (1788-1853), political figure, sheriff. Martintown

[[mcmartin_duncan|McMartin, Duncan]] (1868-1914), businessman. Glengarry County, Northern Ontario etc.

[[mcmartin_ian|McMartin, Ian]] (1917-1980), teacher, farmer. Martintown area

[[mcmartin_john|McMartin, John]] (d.1918), contractor, businessman. Glengarry County, Northern Ontario, Cornwall

[[mcmartin_mrs_john|McMartin, Mrs John]] (Mrs Mary Catherine McMartin) (d. 1941), public benefactor. Alexandria, Cornwall, Montreal

[[mcmartin_malcolm_u_e|McMartin, Malcolm,]] U E Loyalist. Scotland, Martintown. //See// McMartin, Alexander

[[mcmartin_peter_d|McMartin, Peter D.]] (d. 1929), lumberman. Glengarry County, Washington state

[[mcmaster_alexander|McMaster, Alexander]] (1866-1922), prospector. Glengarry County, British Columbia

[[macmaster_angus_donald|MacMaster, Angus Donald]] (d. 1941), shantyman, personality. Glengarry County

[[macmaster_donald|MacMaster, Donald]] (d.1893), lumberman, hotelkeeper. Caledonia Springs area, Alexandria etc.

[[macmaster_sir_donald|Macmaster, Sir Donald]] (1846-1922), lawyer, political figure. Glengarry County, Montreal, England

[[macmaster_mrs_marion_isabel|MacMaster, Mrs Marion Isabel]] (1927-1993), author. Laggan

[[mcmillan_alexander|McMillan, Alexander]] (?-?), emigration leader (dates of birth c.1756, c.1760, dates of death 1823, c.1840 have been found). Scotland, Glengarry County, Cornwall Township

[[mcmillan_allan|McMillan, Allan]] (d.1823), associate in emigration project. Scotland, Glengarry County etc.

[[macmillan_angus|MacMillan, Angus]] (1806-1884), farmer, diarist. 7th & 8th concession Kenyon Township

[[mcmillan_angus|McMillan, Angus]] (1878-1949), real estate man. Glengarry County, Saskatoon

[[mcmillan_archibald|McMillan, Archibald]] (1762-1832), emigration leader, businessman. Scotland, Canada

[[mcmillan_donald|McMillan, Donald]] (1807-1876), merchant, political figure. Glengarry County, Rigaud

[[macmillan_donald|MacMillan, Donald]] (//fl//. late 19th century), hotelkeeper. Dunvegan

[[mcmillan_donald|McMillan, Donald]] (1835-1914), physician, political figure (Senator McMillan). Alexandria

[[mcmillan_duncan|McMillan, Duncan]] (1805-1889), farmer. Fisk Corners

[[mcmillan_duncan2|McMillan, Duncan]] (d. 1896), figure of legend (Duncan the Hook). Lochiel Township

[[mcmillan_duncan3|McMillan, Duncan]] (1857-1920), photographer. Maxville

[[macmillan_duncan_h_b|MacMillan, Duncan H. B.]] (d. 1915), farmer. Lochiel Township

[[mcmillan_ewen_a|McMillan, Ewen A. ]]//See// McMillan, Hugh A.

[[macmillan_mrs_harriet|MacMillan, Mrs Harriet,]] and her son John (called Roman John) MacMillan, pioneers. Scotland, Lochiel & Finch Townships

[[macmillan_harvey_allan|MacMillan, Harvey Allan]] (1907-1990), cheesemaker. Huntingdon (Quebec), Martintown

[[mcmillan_hugh_mp|McMillan, Hugh,]] MP. Rigaud. //See// McMillan, Donald (d. 1876), MP

[[mcmillan_hugh_a|McMillan, Hugh A.]] (Ewen A. McMillan) (1838-1907), millwright, builder. Glengarry County, Butte (Montana), South Africa

[[mcmillan_james|McMillan, James]] (1782-1858), fur trader. Scotland, fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[macmillan_john|MacMillan, John,]] called Roman John. //See// MacMillan, Mrs Harriet

[[macmillan_john2|MacMillan, John]] (1852-1936), electrician. Glenbrook, Cornwall

[[mcmillan_john_angus|McMillan, John Angus]] (1874-1922), political figure. Alexandria

[[mcmillan_john_cattanach|McMillan, John Cattanach]] (1826-1913), personality. Glengarry County, Toronto

[[macmillan_john_duncan|Macmillan, John Duncan]] (1886-1970), university teacher. Pittsburgh (Pennsylania)

[[macmillan_roman_john|MacMillan, Roman John. ]]//See// MacMillan, Mrs Harriet

[[macmillan_somerled|MacMillan, Somerled]] (1909-1977), clergyman, historian. Scotland

[[mcnab_archibald|McNab, Archibald]] (1825 or 1826-1904), political figure, sheriff. Breadalbane, Cornwall

[[mcnab_archibald_peter|McNab, Archibald Peter]] (1864-1945), businessman, political figure, lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan 9th concession Lochiel Township, Manitoba, Saskatchewan

[[mcnab_mary|McNab, Mary]] (fl. early 20th century), social reformer, labour activist. Maxville, Toronto

[[mcnaughton_alexander|McNaughton, Alexander]] (d. 1833), physician. (Scotland?), Lochiel Township, L’Orignal

[[mcnaughton_alexander2|McNaughton, Alexander]] (1866-1952), municipal official, historical collector. 4th concession Lancaster Township, Thunder Bay

[[mcnaughton_charles|McNaughton, Charles]] (1845-1934), craftsman. Dominionville area, Maxville

[[mcnaughton_donald|McNaughton, Donald]] (1825-1914), merchant. Charlottenburgh Township, Lancaster

[[mcnaughton_edgar_lorne|McNaughton, Edgar Lorne]] (1887-1965), farmer. 4th concession Lancaster Township

[[mcnaughton_james|McNaughton, James]] (1864-1959), political figure. Dunvegan area, Carmanguay (Alberta)

[[mcnaughton_james_p|McNaughton, James P.]] (1861-1938), clergyman, missionary. Dominionville area, Smyrna (Turkey)

[[mcnaughton_john|McNaughton, John]] (c.1791 or c.1794-1888), surveyor. Front of Charlottenburgh Township, various places

[[mcnaughton_john_leslie|McNaughton, John Leslie]] (d.1943), school principal. Williamstown area, Walkerville (Ontario)

[[mcnaughton_john_peter|McNaughton, John Peter]] (1854-1935), farmer, prominent local citizen. Dominionville area

[[mcneil_james_c|McNeil, James C.]] (c. 1848-?), newspaperman, operated first Glengarry County newspaper. Nova Scotia, Lancaster

[[mcniff_patrick|McNiff, Patrick]] (?-1803), surveyor. Ireland, Canada, Detroit

[[macnish_neil|MacNish, Neil]] (?-1905), clergyman, scholar. Scotland, Cornwall

[[macphadden|MacPhadden]] family of general merchants. Martintown.

[[mcphail_john_d|McPhail, John D.]] (1907-1979), clergyman. Cornwall Township, Alexandria, Cornwall

[[mcphee_archibald_d|McPhee, Archibald D.]] (1836-1898), businessman. Martintown, California, Alexandria

[[mcphee_donald_d|McPhee, Donald D.]] (19th century), businessman. Alexandria. //See// McPhee, Archibald D.

[[macphee_donald_snider|MacPhee, Donald Snider]] (1897-1976), dentist. Kenora (Ontario), Vankleek Hill

[[mcphee_duncan_a|McPhee, Duncan A.]] (1899-1975), wireless expert, communications technician. Glen Robertson, various places

[[mcphee_james|McPhee, James,]] merchant & drover. Alexandria. //See// McMillan, Senator Donald

[[macpherson_alexander|Macpherson, Alexander]] (//fl//. late 19th century), newspaperman. Kitchener (Ontario)

[[mcpherson_d_a|McPherson, D. A.]] (1851-1904), businessman. Lancaster, Montreal

[[macpherson_daniel_angus|Macpherson, Daniel Angus]] (1869-1957), newspaperman. Williamstown area, Albuquerque (New Mexico)

[[mcpherson_david_f|McPherson, David F.,]] merchant, of D. F. & W. McPherson, Lancaster. //See// McPherson, D. A., businessman

[[macpherson_david_murdoch|Macpherson, David Murdoch]] (1847-1915), dairyman (known as the Cheese King). Glengarry County

[[mcpherson_donald_andrew|McPherson, Donald Andrew]] (1841-1920), banker. Glengarry County, Deadwood (South Dakota)

[[macpherson_duncan_james|Macpherson, Duncan James]] (1876-1970), businessman. Glengarry County

[[mcpherson_elizabeth|McPherson, Elizabeth]] (1913-1998), member of religious congregation. Greenfield area, Kingston, Chicago, St. Catharines

[[mcpherson_james|McPherson, James]] (1834-1890), businessman. Glengarry County, Montreal

[[macpherson_john|Macpherson, John]] (1830-1906), administrator, soldier. Lancaster, Montreal, Ottawa

[[macpherson_joseph_taylor|MacPherson, Joseph Taylor]] (1849-?), dentist. South Lancaster, Huntingdon (Quebec), Montreal

[[mcpherson_r_b|McPherson, R. B.]] (1817-1886), businessman, wanderer, religious sceptic, local councillor. Scotland, Glengarry County, Thorold (Ontario)

[[mcpherson_ranald_joseph|McPherson, Ranald Joseph]] (1908-1989), farmer, businessman. Glengarry County

[[macpherson_thomas|MacPherson, Thomas]] (1803-1884), clergyman. Scotland, South Lancaster

[[mcpherson_william|McPherson, William,]] merchant, of D. F. & W. McPherson, Lancaster. //See// McPherson, D. A., businessman.

[[macqueen_adam_fraser|MacQueen, Adam Fraser]] (1824-1898), clergyman. Scotland, Dunvegan

[[mcrae_fr_albert_a|McRae, Fr Albert A. ]](d.1959 aged 86). Diocese of Alexandria. //See// McRae, Fr John E.

[[mcrae_alexander|McRae, Alexander]] (d.1888), hotelkeeper. Dunvegan

[[mcrae_alexander2|McRae, Alexander]] (1863-1921), of Revelstoke ( British Columbia), lumberman, mining man. Dunvegan, Revelstoke

[[mcrae_alexander_bell|McRae, Alexander Bell]] (1852-1932), businessman. Alexandria, Roseville (California)

[[mcrae_alexander_d|McRae, Alexander D.]] (1845-1913), farmer, public figure. Kenyon Township, Maxville

[[mcrae_alexander_j|McRae, Alexander J.]] (1859-1937), businessman, political figure. Superior (Wisconsin)

[[macrae_allan|MacRae, Allan]] (1829?-1910), vagabond, figure of legend. Glengarry County area

[[mcrae_allan_bernard|McRae, Allan Bernard]] (1911-1988), clergyman. St. Raphael’s area, China

[[mcrae_archibald_d|McRae, Archibald D.]] (1888-1967), undertaker. Vankleek Hill

[[mcrae_belle_john|McRae, Belle John. ]]//See// McRae, Isabella

[[macrae_catherine_jean|MacRae, Catherine Jean,]] music teacher. Athol. //See// MacRae, Norman Forbes

[[mcrae_fr_charles_duncan|McRae, Fr Charles Duncan]] (1876-1950). Diocese of Alexandria. //See// McRae, Fr John E

[[mcrae_christopher_joseph|McRae, Christopher Joseph]] (1831-1908), postmaster. Dundee (Quebec), California, Glen Roy

[[mcrae_corbet_alexander|McRae, Corbet Alexander]] (1879-1940), clergyman. Glen Roy, diocese of Alexandria

[[macrae_david_bruce|MacRae, David Bruce]] (1886-1939), newspaperman. Maxville area, Winnipeg, Regina

[[macrae_donald|MacRae, Donald]] (1896-1988), dentist, soldier, sportsman. 7th concession Kenyon Township, Montreal

[[mcrae_donald_alexander|McRae, Donald Alexander]] (1845-1906), singer. Glengarry County area, Toronto

[[macrae_donald_fraser|MacRae, Donald Fraser]] (1908-2000), soldier, businessman. Glen Roy, Kitchener

[[macrae_duncan|MacRae, Duncan]] (1860-1948), Cariboo old-timer. Dunvegan, Cariboo

[[mcrae_duncan|McRae, Duncan]] (1879-1969 ), missionary. Stormont County, China, Alexandria

[[mcrae_duncan_angus|McRae, Duncan Angus]] (1858-1949), Gaelic singer. St. Raphael’s area

[[mcrae_duncan_christopher|McRae, Duncan Christopher]] (1839-1911), political figure. Lancaster Township

[[mcrae_duncan_john|McRae, Duncan John]] (1892-1917), airman. Ste. Anne de Prescott, Alexandria, Ottawa

[[mcrae_duncan_ross|McRae, Duncan Ross]] (1906-1939), physicist. Bainsville, Cambridge (England), Montreal

[[mcrae_mrs_elizabeth|McRae, Mrs Elizabeth]] (//fl//. 2nd half of 19th century), newspaper writer. Glengarry County, Calgary

[[mcrae_evander|McRae, Evander]] (d. 1887), hotelkeeper. Lancaster

[[mcrae_farquhar_d|McRae, Farquhar D.]] (//fl//. late 19th century-early 20th century), reeve. Bridge End

[[macrae_farquhar_j|MacRae, Farquhar J.,]] singer, western settler. Saskatchewan //See// McRae, Donald Alexander

[[mcrae_hector_colin|McRae, Hector Colin]] (1837-1920), of Michigan, businessman, political figure. Stormont County, Chippewa Falls (Wisconsin), Washington D.C.

[[mcrae_isabella|McRae, Isabella]] (1833-1923), witness to historical continuity, figure of legend. St. Raphael’s

[[macrae_isabella_c|MacRae, Isabella C.]] (late 19th century, early 20th century), benefactor. Maxville, Toronto

[[macrae_ivan_forbes|MacRae, Ivan Forbes]] (1910-1999), engineer. Athol, Brantford, London (Ontario)

[[mcrae_john_a|McRae, John A.]] (1856-1941), merchant, registrar. Glen Sandfield, McCrimmon, Alexandria

[[macrae_john_donald|MacRae, John Donald]] (1876-1967), farmer, political figure. Apple Hill area, Ottawa

[[macrae_john_duncan|MacRae, John Duncan]] (1886-1963), businessman. Maxville

[[mcrae_john_e|McRae, John E.]] (1875-1955), clergyman. Moulinette (Ontario), Alexandria, St. Andrew’s West, Scarborough Bluffs

[[mcrae_john_f|McRae, John F.,]] farmer. Bainsville. //See// McRae, Lloyd George

[[mcrae_john_joseph|McRae, John Joseph]] (1835-1893), contractor. Alexandria, Edmonton

[[macrae_john_w|MacRae, John W.]] (1892-1964), merchant, promoter of agriculture. St. Raphael’s, Lochiel, Kemptville

[[mcrae_kenneth_george|McRae, Kenneth George]] (d. 1938). Dunvegan, Revelstoke, Yukon. //See// McRae, Alexander, of Revelstoke

[[mcrae_lloyd_george|McRae, Lloyd George]] (1917-2000), farmer. Bainsville

[[mcrae_milton_alexander|McRae, Milton Alexander]] (1858-1930), newspaper publisher. Detroit etc. in U.S.A.

[[mcrae_murdoch|McRae, Murdoch]] (1855-1945), merchant. Greenfield.

[[macrae_norman_alexander|MacRae, Norman Alexander]] (1900-1971), scientist. Dunvegan area, Ottawa

[[macrae_norman_forbes|MacRae, Norman Forbes]] (1867-1942), cheese factory proprietor. Skye, Athol

[[mcrae_roderick_donald|McRae, Roderick Donald]] (d. 1942), physician. Glen Sandfield, Washington state

[[mcrae_tom|McRae, Tom. Dunvegan,]] Yukon, Alaska. //See// McRae, Alexander, of Revelstoke

[[mcrae_william_duncan|McRae, William Duncan]] (1871-1950), YMCA employee. Skye, various places in U.S.A.

[[mcrae_william_john|McRae, William John. Dunvegan,]] Revelstoke. //See// McRae, Alexander, of Revelstoke

[[macsweyn_catherine|MacSweyn, Catherine]] (1861-1951), witness to historical continuity, local authority on pioneer life. Kenyon Township

[[mcsweyn_john|McSweyn, John]] (1841-1906), lawyer, judge. Glengarry County, Victoria County

[[mcvean_neil|McVean, Neil]] (1873-1935), piper, teacher of piping. Scotland, Australia, Cobalt, Glengarry County, Beaconsfield (Quebec)

[[mair_david_beveridge|Mair, David Beveridge]] (1868-1942), civil servant, author. Martintown, England

[[mair_james|Mair, James]] (1832-1875), clergyman. Scotland, Martintown, U.S.A.

[[major_ambrose|Major, Ambrose]] (1860-1945), witness to historical continuity. St-Polycarpe (Quebec), Williamstown

[[major_laurent|Major, Laurent]] (d.1997), farmer. North Lancaster

[[major_william_j|Major, William J.]] (1896-1966), farmer, political figure. North Lancaster

[[malitzki_johann|Malitzki, Johann]] (1924-1983) and his wife Bronislawa Jakubionek (1921-1983), murder victims. Ukraine, Poland, Glengarry County

[[mann_billy_and_michael|Mann, Billy]] and Michael (Mike) (//fl//. 1930s & 40s), traders. Baltic Sea area, Maxville

[[manouvrier_frans|Manouvrier, Frans]] (1928-1995), physician. Belgium, Alexandria

[[mar_rupert|Mar, Rupert]] (//fl//. late 19th century, early 20th century), entertainer. London (England), Glengarry County

[[marcoux_francois-xavier|Marcoux, François-Xavier]] (1805-1883), clergyman. St. Regis

[[marcoux_joseph|Marcoux, Joseph]] (1791-1855), clergyman. St. Regis

[[marjerrison_horace_s|Marjerrison, Horace S.]] (1889-1979), farmer. Glengarry County

[[markson_abraham|Markson, Abraham]] (d.1923), merchant. Russian Poland, Alexandria

[[markson_david_e|Markson, David E.]] (d.1957), merchant. Alexandria

[[markson_david_edmund|Markson, David Edmund]] (dates of birth 1888 and 1890 found; d.1962), physician. Glen Robertson, U.S.A.

[[markson_malcolm_robert|Markson, Malcolm Robert]] (Mendix) (1886-1945), physician. Glen Robertson, Milwaukee

[[markson_moses|Markson, Moses]] (1898-1972), physician. Alexandria

[[markson_simpson_m|Markson, Simpson M.]] (d. 1952), physician. Glen Robertson, Milwaukee

[[marsell_anthony_antoine|Marsell, Anthony]] (Antoine) (1825-1925), shantyman. Dundas County

[[martin_roger_f|Martin, Roger F.]] (1939-1989), piper. Alexandria

[[massie_gerard|Massie, Gerard]] (1926-1984), farmer. Glengarry County

[[masterson_john|Masterson, John]] (d. 1926 ), clergyman. Ireland, St. Raphael’s, Prescott (Ontario)

[[matheson_alexander_dawson|Matheson, Alexander Dawson]] (1889-1962), clergyman. Martintown, Toronto etc.

[[matheson_donald_charnock|Matheson, Donald Charnock]] (1890-1973), university teacher. Glengarry County, Kingston

[[matheson_john|Matheson, John]] (1846-1917), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[may_james_russell|May, James Russell,]] (d.1936), cheesemaker. England, Martintown

[[may_john_brighton|May, John Brighton]] (d.1935), cheesemaker. Wellington County (Ontario), Cornwall area

[[melbourne_harry|Melbourne, Harry,]] also known as John E. Vaughn or Vaughan (//fl//.1880s), coachman and convict. Alexandria

[[meloche_arcade|Meloche, Arcade]] (d.1971), butcher. St-Polycarpe (Quebec), Alexandria

[[menard_oscar|Ménard, Oscar]] (1911-1999), tinsmith. St-Polycarpe (Quebec), Lancaster

[[menard_wilfred|Menard, Wilfred]] (1906-1978), businessman. 8th concession Lancaster Township, Green Valley

[[meredith_colborne_powell|Meredith, Colborne Powell]] (1874-1967), architect. Toronto, Ottawa

[[merpaw_louis|Merpaw, Louis]] (1868-1948), general contractor. Glen Walter, Cornwall

[[michaud_john|Michaud, John]] (//fl//. 1850s), Glengarry County strongman. Glengarry County area

[[mika-wladimiruk_nicholas|Mika-Wladimiruk, Nicholas]] (d. 1999), known as Nick Mika, and his wife Helma Rosa Kate Mika-Wladimiruk (d.1995), known as Helma Mika, publishers. Ukraine, Germany, Belleville (Ontario)

[[miller_george_w|Miller, George W.]] (1818-1907), foundry owner. Alexandria

[[miller_justus|Miller, Justus]] (d.1932), journalist. Glengarry County

[[mitchell_howard_scott|Mitchell, Howard Scott]] (1904-1989), physician. Huron County, Montreal, Breadalbane

[[mogelon_alex|Mogelon, Alex]] (surname also Mogelonsky) (1925-2000), author, artist. Winnipeg, Montreal, Dunvegan

[[moloney_paul_j|Moloney, Paul J.]] (1866-1939), physician. Ennismore (Ontario), Cornwall, Ottawa

[[monahan_richard|Monahan, Richard]] (d. 1969), physician. Montreal

[[monfette_georges|Monfette, Georges]] (//fl//. 1920s), physician. Alexandria

[[monro_donald|Monro, Donald]] (1789-1867), clergyman. Scotland, Stormont County, Glengarry County

[[monroe_duncan|Monroe, Duncan]] (1842-1936), businessman. Glengarry County, Cornwall

[[mooring_john_henry|Mooring, John Henry]] (1927-1974), musician, vocalist, composer. Nova Scotia

[[morphy_arthur_george_morphy|Morphy, Arthur George Morphy]] (d. 1952), physician. London (Ontario), Montreal

[[morris_howard_michael|Morris, Howard Michael]] (1921-1982), singer. Glengarry County

[[morris_peter_augustine|Morris, Peter Augustine]] (d. 1994), funeral home proprietor. Glengarry County, Deseronto (Ontario)

[[morrison_allan|Morrison, Allan]] (1869-1922), clergyman. Scotland, North Dakota, Kirk Hill

[[morrison_duncan|Morrison, Duncan]] (1837-1907), lumberman. Glengarry County, Vankleek Hill

[[morrison_john|Morrison, John,]] called Cheap John (//fl//. late 19th, early 20th century), character, itinerant. Glengarry County area

[[morrow_andrew_thomas|Morrow, Andrew Thomas]] (1870-1945), dentist. Maxville

[[mossop_mabel_m_dunlop|Mossop, Mabel M. Dunlop]] (1893-1991), local historian. South Lancaster etc.

[[motzfeldt_eric|Motzfeldt, Eric ]](1908-1967), WW II major. //See// Fraser, Mrs David

[[mulhern_d|Mulhern, D.]] (//fl//. 1904-1920), music teacher. Alexandria

[[mullin_alexander_campbell|Mullin, Alexander Campbell]] ( d.1997), journalist. Long Sault area

[[munro_arnold_cameron|Munro, Arnold Cameron]] (1926-1990), funeral director. Maxville

[[munro_gustavus|Munro, Gustavus]] (1841-1916), clergyman. Dalhousie Mills, Zorra Township (Ontario)

[[munro_hugh|Munro, Hugh]] (1748?-1821), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Charlottenburgh Township

[[munro_hugh2|Munro, Hugh]] (1852-1939), manufacturer. Glen Roy, Alexandria, Edmonton

[[munro_james_howard|Munro, James Howard]] (1881-1960), physician. Dominionville, Maxville

[[munro_james_t|Munro, James T.]] (1843-1928), physician. Scotland, Dominionville, Maxville

[[munro_malcolm_fraser|Munro, Malcolm Fraser]] (1875-1955), clergyman. Glengarry County, Saskatchewan

[[munro_murdoch|Munro, Murdoch]] (d.1917), lawyer. North Branch, Alexandria

[[munro_peter_fraser|Munro, Peter Fraser]] (1877-1944), educator. Glengarry County, Toronto

[[munro|Munro or Munroe, Thomas]] (d. 1838), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[munro_thomas_william|Munro, Thomas William]] (1873 or 1878-1941), businessman, author. Maxville

[[munro_william_d|Munro, William D.]] (1867-1954), farmer, Jersey herd owner. Martintown area

[[munroe_alexander|Munroe, Alexander,]] lumberman. St. Elmo, Stormont County. //See// his son Munroe, Alexander Thomas

[[munroe_alexander_thomas|Munroe, Alexander Thomas]] (1877-1972), physician. Stormont County, Dalkeith

[[munroe_finlay|Munroe, Finlay]] (1889?-1939), physician. Stormont County, Paris (Ontario)

[[munroe_frederick_dennis|Munroe, Frederick Dennis]] (1881-1955), physician, political figure. Stormont County, Saskatchewan

[[munroe_hugh_edwin|Munroe, Hugh Edwin]] (1878-1947), physician, lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan, St. Elmo, Saskatchewan

[[munroe_john_jacob|Munroe, John Jacob]] (1858-1941), lighthouse keeper. Front of Glengarry County

[[munroe_margaret_ann|Munroe, Margaret Ann]] (1870-1956), dentist. St. Elmo, Saskatchewan

[[munroe_william|Munroe, William]] (1836-1921), cheese factory proprietor. St. Elmo area

[[murison_ross_george|Murison, Ross George]] (c.1866-1905), scholar. Scotland, Glengarry County, Toronto

[[murison_mrs_ross_george|Murison, Mrs Ross George]] (d.1918). Kirk Hill, Toronto

[[murphy_margaret_bridget|Murphy, Margaret Bridget]] (d.1985), named Sister Mary Electa, member of religious community. Glen Nevis

[[murray_donald|Murray, Donald]] (d.1868), physician. Scotland, Kenyon Township

[[murray_hugh|Murray, Hugh]] (//fl//. 1880), of Ralph Connor connections? West Zorra (Ontario)

[[murray_william_alexander|Murray, William Alexander]] (1880-1953), farmer, political figure. Cornwall Township

[[mutch_john_fraser|Mutch, John Fraser]] (1918-1967), physician. Toronto, Nova Scotia, Maxville

[[nunney_claude|Nunney, Claude]] (1892-1918), winner of Victoria Cross. England, North Lancaster (Pine Hill)

[[o_brien_michael_joseph|O’Brien, Michael Joseph]] (1911-1999), clergyman. Glen Walter, diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall

[[o_connor_john_stephen|O’Connor, John Stephen]] (1828-1907), clergyman. Peterborough, Cornwall, Alexandria etc.

[[o_connor_stephen|O’Connor, Stephen]] (d.1952), registrar. Kars (Ontario), Glen Robertson, Alexandria

[[o_hara_olive|O’Hara, Olive]] (1887-1984), music teacher. Maxville

[[o_hara_ruglus_thomas|O’Hara, Ruglus Thomas]] (1876-1936), veterinarian. Masham (Quebec), Maxville

[[o_neill_michael_cornelius|O’Neill, Michael Cornelius]] (1898-1983), archbishop. Kemptville, (Dalkeith?), Regina

[[o_reilly_mary|O’Reilly, Mary]] (//fl//. late 19th, early 20th century), named Sister Mary Jerome, member of religious community. Madoc (Ontario), Glen Nevis

[[ostrom_clarence|Ostrom, Clarence]] (1891-1964), jeweller, historian. Alexandria

[[ostrom_ernest_blackwood|Ostrom, Ernest Blackwood]] (1880-1955), druggist. Alexandria

[[ostrom_ethel_louella|Ostrom, Ethel Louella]] (1882-1982), teacher. Alexandria

[[ostrom_isaac_brock|Ostrom, Isaac Brock]] (d. 1923), businessman. Hastings County (Ontario), Alexandria

[[patton_john_rhodes|Patton, John Rhodes]] (1908-1998), businessman. Nova Scotia, Glengarry County

[[paxson_edgar_samuel|Paxson, Edgar Samuel]] (1852-1919), artist. Butte (Montana) etc.

[[peacock_sir_edward_robert|Peacock, Sir Edward Robert]] (1871-1962), businessman. St. Elmo, England

[[peacock_william|Peacock, William]] (1880-1950), miller, magistrate. Rosetta (Ontario), Alexandria, Almonte

[[peacock_william_macallister|Peacock, William MacAllister]] (1841-1883), clergyman. St. Elmo, Maxville

[[pendergast_james_f|Pendergast, James F.]] (1921-2000), archaelogist. Cornwall, Merrickville

[[phillips_nathan|Phillips, Nathan]] (1892-1976), mayor of Toronto. Brockville, Cornwall, Toronto

[[pigeon_rene|Pigeon, René]] (d. 1969), artisan. Alexandria

[[pilon_edward_sr|Pilon, Edward, Sr]] (1855-1936), early resident of Maxville. Maxville

[[poirier_procule|Poirier, Procule]] (1892-1959), postmaster. Glen Nevis, Alexandria

[[poitras_joseph-elie|Poitras, Joseph-Élie]] (//fl//. 1896-1899), clergyman. Alexandria, Montreal

[[pollard_mrs_violet_elizabeth|Pollard, Mrs Violet Elizabeth]] (1889-1977), of Virginia, secretary, political wife. Maxville area, Virginia

[[pollock_robert_george|Pollock, Robert George]] (1915-1997), artist. Maxville, Winnipeg

[[pope_amelia_magdalene_desbrisay|Pope, Amelia Magdalene DesBrisay]] (1851-1900), writer. Prince Edward Island, Three Rivers (Quebec)

[[porteous_archibald|Porteous, Archibald]] (—) and George H. (d.1939), brothers, involved in Cornwall journalism. Cornwall, Bermuda, Montreal

[[powell_john|Powell, John]] (fl. 1780s), black U E Loyalist. Glengarry County

[[powter_ae|Powter, A.E.]] (probably 1857-1934), journalist, printer. Alexandria, Montreal

[[preston_edwin_ernest|Preston, Edwin Ernest]] (1885-1962), clergyman. England, Wyoming, Vankleek Hill

[[prime_cato|Prime, Cato]] (d.1836), black U E Loyalist. Glengarry County

[[pringle_jacob_farrand|Pringle, Jacob Farrand]] (1816-1901), judge, historian. France, Cornwall

[[proulx_adolphe|Proulx, Adolphe]] (1927-1987), 5th bishop of Alexandria. Sudbury area, Alexandria, Hull

[[proulx_jean-baptiste|Proulx, Jean-Baptiste]] (1846-1904), clergyman, novelist. Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue & elsewhere Quebec Province

[[purcell_john|Purcell, John]] (1824-1891), contractor. Cornwall

[[purcell_michael|Purcell, Michael]] (1835 or 1838-1898), contractor, farmer. Glengarry County

[[purcell_patrick|Purcell, Patrick]] (1832 or 1833-1891), contractor, businessman. Glengarry County

[[quart_hubert_allister|Quart, Hubert Allister]] (1918-1982), merchant. Maxville

[[quesnel_florence|Quesnel, Florence]] (1891-1973), teacher. Green Valley

[[quigley_owen|Quigley, Owen]] (d. 1878), entrepreneur. Lochiel

[[rae_ann_cuthbert|Rae, Ann Cuthbert]] (1788-1860), poet, teacher. Scotland, Montreal

[[rae_john|Rae, John]] (1796-1872), economist. Scotland, Williamstown, Hamilton, Hawaiian Islands, Staten Island, N.Y.

[[rainboth_erastus_r|Rainboth, Erastus R.]] (c.1823-1887), clergyman. Glengarry County, Stormont County, Beauharnois (Quebec)

[[rayside_edith_catherine|Rayside, Edith Catherine]] (1872-1950), nurse. Glengarry County, Montreal, Hamilton

[[rayside_james|Rayside, James]] (18361895), lumberman, political figure. Glengarry County

[[reade_john|Reade, John]] (1837-1919), author. Ireland, Montreal

[[reid_agnes_rebecca|Reid, Agnes Rebecca. ]]//See// Eccles, Rebecca

[[reid_james|Reid, James]] (1780-1865), clergyman. Scotland, Martintown

[[reid_marian|Reid, Marian]] (1895-1981), political wife. Glengarry County, Alberta

[[reid_richard_gavin|Reid, Richard Gavin]] (1879-1980), political figure. Scotland, Alberta

[[reid_william_d|Reid, William D.]] (d. 1959), clergyman. Scotland, Glengarry County area

[[richard_adrien_egbert|Richard, Adrien Egbert]] (1897-1978), lawyer, judge. New Brunswick, Alexandria etc.

[[rioux_joseph_gabriel|Rioux, Joseph Gabriel]] (d.1917), church artist. Lancaster

[[roach_daniel_alexander|Roach, Daniel Alexander]] (1868-1961), businessman. Summerstown, England & Europe, Jersey

[[robertson_alexander_h|Robertson, Alexander H.]] (1866-1949), businessman. Maxville

[[robertson_donald|Robertson, Donald]] (born 1795?), landowner, called the founder of Glen Robertson. Scotland, 2<sup>nd</sup>  concession Lochiel Township

[[robertson_donald_murdoch|Robertson, Donald Murdoch]] (1859-1938), lawyer. North Branch, Toronto, Williamstown

[[robertson_farquhar|Robertson, Farquhar]] (1850-1929), businessman. North Branch, Montreal, Williamstown

[[robertson_kenneth|Robertson, Kenneth]] (d.1941), businessman. North Branch, Montreal, Williamstown

[[robertson_margaret_murray|Robertson, Margaret Murray]] (1823-1897), author. Scotland, Montreal

[[robertson_william|Robertson, William]] (d.1885), businessman, of the founding family of Dalkeith. Glengarry County

[[robinson_a_g_a|Robinson, A. G. A. ]](//fl//. late 19th century), photographer. Alexandria, South Africa, Yukon. //See// Donovan, Duncan

[[robinson_edward_joseph|Robinson, Edward Joseph]] (1869-1950), physician. Williamsburg (Ontario), Williamstown

[[roebakker|Roebakker. ]]//See// Rohrbacher

[[roebuck_william|Roebuck, William]] (//fl//. 1820s), mill owner. Glengarry County

[[rogers_amos_frankford|Rogers, Amos]] (or Ames) Frankford (1855-1922), physician, entrepreneur. Bradford (Ontario), Ottawa

[[rohrbacher_philip|Rohrbacher or Roebakker, Philip or Phillip]] (//fl//. 1860s-1880s), itinerant calligrapher. Glengarry County area (&?)

[[ross_alexander|Ross, Alexander]] (1783-1856), fur trader. Scotland, Glengarry County, fur trading regions of northern and western North America

[[ross_mrs_alexander|Ross, Mrs Alexander]] (1805-1910), centenarian. 4th concession Lochiel Township, Cornwall

[[ross_alexander_duncan|Ross, Alexander Duncan]] (1859-1943), engineer. Martintown area, various places

[[ross_arthur_wellington|Ross, Arthur Wellington]] (1846-1901), teacher, entrepreneur, political figure. Nairn (Ontario), Glengarry County, Manitoba, etc.

[[ross_charles_hamilton|Ross, Charles Hamilton]] (1868-1941), workman, songwriter, poet. Glengarry County, Oakland, Calif.

[[ross_donald|Ross, Donald]] (1837-1928), clergyman. Martintown, Kingston

[[ross_duncan_a|Ross, Duncan A.]] (1873-1954), political figure. Martintown area

[[ross_elizabeth|Ross, Elizabeth,]] newspaper writer. //See// McRae, Mrs Elizabeth

[[ross_ewan_clark|Ross, Ewan Clark]] (1922-1987), historian. Glengarry County, Goderich (Ontario)

[[ross_herbert|Ross, Herbert]] (//fl//. 20th century ), dentist. Martintown area, Canadian West, Argentina

[[ross_john_d|Ross, John D.]] (1841 or 1843-1917), lumberman. Lancaster area, Michigan, Wisconsin, Chicago, California

[[ross_thomas|Ross, Thomas]] known as Thomas Ross (Taylor), Thomas Ross Taylor, Thomas Taylor Ross (d.1794), U E Loyalist. Scotland, New York colony, Glengarry County

[[ross_thomas2|Ross, Thomas]] (1840-1906), physician. Lancaster, California

[[ross_william|Ross, William]] (d. 1881), lawyer. Lancaster Township, Cornwall. //See// Dingwall, James

[[ross_william_aird|Ross, William Aird]] (1815 or 1816-1904), judge. Scotland, Williamstown, Ottawa

[[rouleau_mrs_elda|Rouleau, Mrs Elda]] (1878 or 1879-1936), community organizer and worker, promoter of French language and culture. Alexandria

[[rouleau_euclide|Rouleau, Euclide]] (d.1947), hotelkeeper. Alfred (Ontario), Bourget (Ontario), Alexandria

[[rouleau_romeo|Rouleau, Roméo]] (d.1988), insurance man, mayor. Alexandria

[[rousseau_brothers|Rousseau brothers,]] contractors. (Rousson, and other spellings). Glengarry County

[[rousseau_adolphus|Rousseau, Adolphus]] (d.1909), contractor. Glengarry County

[[rousseau_joseph|Rousseau, Joseph]] (d.1927), labourer? Glengarry County

[[rousseau_melina|Rousseau, Melina]] (d.1922), named Sister Marie Amable, member of religious community. Glen Nevis

[[rousseau_noah|Rousseau, Noah]] (d. 1924), contractor. Glengarry County

[[rousseau_timothe_or_timothy|Rousseau, Timothé or Timothy]] (d.1898), contractor. Glengarry County area

[[roy_jean-baptiste|Roy, Jean-Baptiste]] (1903-1949), merchant. Glen Roy

[[roy_zo-ann|Roy, Zo-Ann]] (1905-1986), author. Glen Roy etc.

[[rozon_rose-anna|Rozon, Rose-Anna]] (1880-1972), member of religious community. North Lancaster, Toledo (Ohio), Montreal, Cambridge (Mass.)

[[ruddick_john_archibald|Ruddick, John Archibald]] (1862-1953), dairying expert. Oxford County (Ontario), Lancaster, New Zealand, Ottawa

[[russell_norman_henry|Russell, Norman Henry]] (d. 1941), businessman. Tyotown, Prince Albert (Saskatchewan)

[[rutley_frederick_george|Rutley, Frederick George]] (1890-1981), businessman. Toronto, South Lancaster

[[ryan_hugh|Ryan, Hugh]] (1832-1899), businessman. Canada

[[sabourin_george_d|Sabourin, George D.]] (1877-1949), butcher. Alexandria

[[sabourin_joseph_george|Sabourin, Joseph George]] (1872-1939), press employee. Alexandria, Hawkesbury

[[sabourin_joseph-jean-paul|Sabourin, Joseph-Jean-Paul]] (1915-1942), airman. St. Isidore

[[sabourin_joseph_louis_ovila|Sabourin, Joseph Louis Ovila]] (1900-1976), press employee. Alexandria

[[st_louis_philias|St. Louis, Philias]] (1888-1950), prospector. (Phil St. Louis) Maxville, Northern Canada

[[sambo|Sambo. ]]//See// Denike, Sam

[[sandfield_john|Sandfield, John. ]]//See// Macdonald, John Sandfield, premier

[[sangster_james|Sangster, James]] (1848-1932), landowner, farmer. Glengarry County, Anatone (Washington)

[[sangster_james_alexander|Sangster, James Alexander]] (1861-1937), merchant, political figure. Bainsville

[[sauve_adelard|Sauvé, Adelard]] (d.1991), businessman. Alexandria

[[sauve_arthur|Sauvé, Arthur]] (1896-1973), artist. Limoges (Ontario), Maxville

[[schell_jacob_thomas|Schell, Jacob Thomas]] (1850-1916), manufacturer. Oxford County (Ontario), Alexandria

[[scott_alexander_hugh|Scott, Alexander Hugh]] (1853-1931), clergyman. Martintown area, Owen Sound, Perth (Ontario)

[[scott_christina_janet|Scott, Christina Janet]] (1868-1894), missionary. Martintown area, China

[[scott_margaret_helen|Scott, Margaret Helen]] (1863-1893), subject of faith healing, missionary. Martintown area, China

[[scott_sir_richard_william|Scott, Sir Richard William]] (1825-1913), political figure. Prescott (Ontario), Ottawa

[[scott_stanley|Scott, Stanley]] (1888-1988), clergyman. Lancaster, Saskatchewan, Alberta

[[scott_william_louis|Scott, William Louis]] (1862-1947), lawyer, historian. Ottawa

[[sears_mrs_justenia_c|Sears, Mrs Justenia C.]] (1859-1938), businesswoman. Lancaster, Ottawa

[[seger_max_christian|Seger, Max Christian]] (1881-1954), police officer. Norway, Alexandria

[[seguin_caroline|Séguin, Caroline.]] Quebec City, Alexandria, Cornwall. //See// McDonald, Dr Roderick

[[seguin_gilbert|Seguin, Gilbert]] (1871-1950), political figure. St-Rédempteur (Quebec), Glen Robertson area

[[seguin_henri_joseph|Seguin, Henri Joseph]] (d. 1954), criminal. Cornwall etc.

[[seguin_hormisdas|Séguin, Hormidas]] (1882-1944), carriagemaker. Ste-Marthe (Quebec), Alexandria

[[seguin_jeannine_marie_blanche|Séguin, Jeannine Marie Blanche]] (1928-1999), teacher, Francophone rights activist. Alexandria, Cornwall

[[sellar_robert|Sellar, Robert]] (1841-1919), author. Scotland, Huntingdon (Quebec)

[[senecal_leontine|Sénécal, Léontine,]] teacher. Buckingham (Quebec), Green Valley. //See// Quesnel, Florence

[[senior_elinor_laurie_kyte|Senior, Elinor Laurie Kyte]] (1926-1989), historian. Nova Scotia, Montreal

[[shepherd_eva_pearl|Shepherd, Eva Pearl]] (1895-1987), author. Maxville, Alexandria, England, Toronto

[[shepherd_george_w|Shepherd, George W.]] (1866-1939), station agent. Ottawa, Alexandria

[[shepherd_george_william|Shepherd, George William]] (d.1966) and his brother Stanley Louis Shepherd (d.1967), businessmen. Alexandria

[[shepherd_louis|Shepherd, Louis. ]]//See// Shepherd, George William

[[shepherd_martin_louis|Shepherd, Martin Louis]] (1892-1916), soldier. Alexandria

[[simmons_charles_robert|Simmons, Charles Robert]] (1927-1989), businessman. Nova Scotia, Glengarry County

[[simon_george|Simon, George]] (d.1964), merchant. Brantford (Ontario), Alexandria

[[simon_isaac|Simon, Isaac]] (d.1933), merchant. Europe, Alexandria

[[simpson_james|Simpson, James]] (d.1884), physician (The Black Doctor). Demerara, Scotland, Lachute (Quebec), Alexandria

[[simpson_james_osborne|Simpson, James Osborne]] (1862-1944), merchant. Alexandria, Malone (New York)

[[simpson_john|Simpson, John]] (1838-1915), merchant, registar. Lachute (Quebec), Alexandria

[[simpson_william_john|Simpson, William John]] (1864-1952), merchant. Alexandria

[[sinclair_charles_r|Sinclair, Charles R.]] (1845-1931), farmer, author (date 1852 has also been given, almost certainly incorrectly, for his birth). St. Elmo area

[[sinclair_donald|Sinclair, Donald]] (1817 or earlier-1912), farmer, brickyard proprietor. St. Elmo area

[[sinclair_finlay_d|Sinclair, Finlay D.]] (1843-1932 or 1933), farmer, author. St. Elmo area, Calgary

[[slavin_james|Slavin, James]] (d.1892), murderer. Cornwall area

[[smart_frank_a|Smart, Frank A.,]] businessman, his brother William A. Smart, and their sister Maria Smart, teacher. Martintown, Saskatchewan etc.

[[smillie_alexander_innis|Smillie, Alexander Innis]] (1857-1910), and his brother John William Smillie (d. 1934) and John’s son John Walter Smillie (1904-1984), businessmen. Maxville etc.

[[smith_a_g|Smith, A. G.,]] foundry owner. Alexandria. //See// Miller, George W.

[[smith_alexander_lillie|Smith, Alexander Lillie]] (1864-1940), lawyer, businessman. Pakenham (Ontario), Alexandria, Cornwall, Toronto

[[smith_george_franklin|Smith, George Franklin]] (d.1963), business college proprietor. Prescott (Ontario), Cornwall

[[smith_george_watt|Smith, George Watt]] (1866-1946), clergyman. Scotland, St. Elmo, Vars (Ontario)

[[smith_harlow_g|Smith, Harlow G.]] (//fl//. c.1901), lumberman. Glengarry County

[[smith_james|Smith, James]] (d. 1926), teacher. Scotland, Alexandria

[[smith_james_frazer|Smith, James Frazer]] (1858-1948), missionary, clergyman. Canada, China, India

[[smith_james_travers|Smith, James Travers]] (1894-1984), high school principal. Dundas County, Alexandria

[[smith_john_rhodes|Smith, John Rhodes]] (d.1869), businessman. Martintown

[[smith_thomas_walter|Smith, Thomas Walter]] (1876-1952) and his sons Henry Drummond Smith (d.1993) and Irwin T. Smith (d.1995), physicians, of Smith Clinic. Hawkesbury

[[smith_william_joseph|Smith,William Joseph]] (1897-1986), bishop. 4th concession Kenyon Township, Alexandria, Pembroke

[[somers_hugh_joseph|Somers, Hugh Joseph]] (1902-1989), clergyman, university president. Nova Scotia

[[sonne_edward_leyland|Sonne, Edward Leyland]] (1920-1994), artist. Lachine (Quebec), Green Valley

[[sparling_gordon|Sparling, Gordon]] (1900-1994), filmmaker. Toronto, 8th concession Lochiel Township

[[squire_frederick_w|Squire, Frederick W.]] (d. 1935), clergyman. Canada, England

[[stait_wilhelmina_grant_fraser|Stait, Wilhelmina Grant Fraser]] (1862-1928), physician, missionary. St. Thomas (Ontario), St. Elmo, India

[[steacy_john_graham|Steacy, John Graham]] (1837-1914), architect, contractor. Brockville etc.

[[stephenson_james_p|Stephenson, James P.]] (1872-1973), river boat man. (Capt. Stephenson) Avonmore area

[[stevenson_robert|Stevenson, Robert]] (1838-1922), prospector, adventurer. Cariboo etc.

[[stewart_alexander|Stewart, Alexander]] (1804-1890), farmer, schoolteacher. Scotland, Stewarts Glen

[[stewart_charles|Stewart, Charles]] (1833-1906), farmer. Stewarts Glen

[[stewart_charles_archibald|Stewart, Charles Archibald]] (1874-1959), physician. Stewarts Glen, Dunvegan, Cornwall

[[stewart_donald_malcolm|Stewart, Donald Malcolm]] (1862-1916), businessman. Glengarry County, Vancouver

[[stewart_john|Stewart, John]] (d. 1845), pioneer physician. Loch Garry

[[stewart_john2|Stewart, John]] (1804-1883), probably a farmer. Scotland, Breadalbane area

[[stewart_john3|Stewart, John]] (d. 1903), farmer, philanthropist. Stormont County

[[stewart_john_alexander|Stewart, John Alexander]] (1869 or 1870-1950), piper, blacksmith. Stewarts Glen, Dunvegan

[[stewart_mcleod|Stewart, McLeod]] (1847-1926), lawyer. Ottawa

[[stewart_neil|Stewart, Neil]] (1793-1881), merchant. Scotland, 4th concession Lochiel Township, Vankleek Hill

[[stewart_peter_archibald|Stewart, Peter Archibald]] (1832-1908), sessional clerk in House of Commons. Breadalbane

[[stewart_william|Stewart, William]] (1803?-1856), businessman, political figure. Scotland, 4th concession Lancaster Township, Ottawa

[[stewart_william2|Stewart, William]] (1862-1913), blind lawyer. Lancaster

[[stewart_william_e|Stewart, William E.]] (1826-1910), settler in North Dakota. Lochiel Township, Bottineau County (N.D.)

[[stickler_alexander|Stickler, Alexander]] (1824-late 1904), barge builder, wharf proprietor. Scotland, South Lancaster

[[stiles_harlow_marshall|Stiles, Harlow Marshall]] (d. 1952), author. Cornwall area

[[stilwell_charles_j|Stilwell, Charles J.]] (//fl//. 1880s), journalist. Alexandria

[[stuart_marian|Stuart, Marian. ]]//See// Reid, Mrs Marian

[[stuart_mary|Stuart, Mary]] (1860-1940), teacher. Bainsville, Maxville etc.

[[stuarts|Stuarts]] of the Stuart Tract. Canada, England

[[styles_william_j|Styles,William J.]] (1872-1954), historian, journalist. Morrisburg, Renfrew

[[sugarman_caspar|Sugarman, Caspar]] (//fl//. 1870s-20th century; born about 1848?), merchant. Russia, Alexandria

[[sullivan_family|Sullivan family,]] of Williamstown.

[[sullivan_barry_joseph|Sullivan, Barry Joseph]] (d. 1923), teacher, traveller, entertainer. Ireland, England, Australia, Glengarry County

[[summers_family|Summers family]] of U E Loyalists, Glengarry County. Summerstown

[[summers_andrew|Summers, Andrew]] (born 1729), U E Loyalist. Charlottenburgh Township

[[summers_jacob|Summers, Jacob]] (born 1762), U E Loyalist. Charlottenburgh Township

[[sutherland_hugh_campbell|Sutherland, Hugh Campbell]] (1863-1938), clergyman. Embro (Ontario), Lancaster etc.

[[sutherland_walter|Sutherland, Walter]] (1752-1803), U E Loyalist. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[sylvester_william_curty|Sylvester, William Curty]] (1823-1897), mill wright, miller. Fort Covington (New York), Martintown, Vankleek Hill

[[taillon|Taillon family]] who took out land in Northern Ontario and formed with their Brebant family connections a colony or settlement of their own nine miles north of Charlton. Glengarry County

[[tanguay_georges-emile|Tanguay, Georges-Émile]] (1858-1923), architect. Quebec

[[tanner_john_ulrich|Tanner, John Ulrich]] (d.1961), clergyman. Sherbrooke (Quebec), South Lancaster

[[tarlton_edward_irwin|Tarlton, Edward Irwin]] (1866-1943), foreman. Montreal, Alexandria, Orillia

[[terry_melvin|Terry, Melvin]] (1908-1999), farmer. St. Bernardin area, Glengarry County

[[tetzel_joan|Tetzel, Joan]] (1921-1977), actress. New York City

[[thomas_cyrus|Thomas, Cyrus]] (1836-1908), author. U.S.A., Canada

[[thomas_william|Thomas, William,]] black U E Loyalist. (Glengarry County?)

[[thompson_david|Thompson, David]] (1770-1857), explorer, surveyor, mapmaker, major figure in Canadian history. England, fur trading regions of northern and western North America, Williamstown, Montreal

[[thompson_katherine|Thompson, Katherine]] (1860-1952), housekeeper. Scotland, Long Island (New York), Maxville

[[thomson_edward_william|Thomson, Edward William]] (1849-1924), author. Canada, U.S.A.

[[tiffany_edward_herbert|Tiffany, Edward Herbert]] (1842-1916), lawyer. Hamilton (Ontario), Alexandria

[[tomb_david|Tomb, David]] (1825-1897), businessman. Malone (New York) area, Alexandria

[[touchette_joseph_andre_jean_paul|Touchette, Joseph André Jean Paul]] (1928-2000), businessman. St-Polycarpe (Quebec), Alexandria

[[tracey_sara_ann|Tracey, Sara Ann]] (1850-1948), dressmaker. Riceville, Maxville

[[twomey_john|Twomey, John]] (d.1914), clergyman. Ireland, Williamstown

[[tyo|Tyo. ]]//See// Taillon

[[urquhart_alexander|Urquhart, Alexander]] (d.1901), miller. Scotland, Glengarry County

[[urquhart_elias_l|Urquhart, Elias L.]] (1846-1934), lumberman, businessman, political figure. 7th of Kenyon Township, Medford (Wisconsin)

[[urquhart_hugh|Urquhart, Hugh]] (1793-1871), clergyman, teacher. Scotland, Cornwall

[[vaidya_prabhakar_g|Vaidya or Vaidja, Prabhakar G.]] (d.1979), physician. India, Apple Hill

[[vaillancourt_joseph_honore|Vaillancourt, Joseph Honoré]] (1896-1970), Holstein breeder, businessman. Glen Roy

[[valin_joseph_alphonse|Valin, Joseph Alphonse]] (1857-1947), judge, was a guardian of the Dionne Quintuplets. Ottawa, Alexandria, North Bay (Ontario)

[[vallance_allan_campbell|Vallance, Allan Campbell]] (1912-1996), farmer. Dominionville area

[[vallance_james|Vallance, James]] (1872-1944), farmer. Dominionville area

[[villeneuve_alma|Villeneuve, Alma,]] political wife. //See// Villeneuve, Osie

[[villeneuve_benjamin_francis|Villeneuve, Benjamin Francis]] (1899-1990), butcher, drover. Maxville

[[villeneuve_bernard|Villeneuve, Dr Bernard. ]]//See// Villeneuve, Dr J. W. Bernard

[[villeneuve_bernard_h|Villeneuve, Bernard H.]] (d.1996), businessman. Stormont County

[[villeneuve_francois_benjamin|Villeneuve, François Benjamin, known as Frank B. Villeneuve]] (1868-1940), drover. Maxville

[[villeneuve_jeanne_marie|Villeneuve, Jeanne Marie]] (1891-1988), named Sister Marie de la Ferre, member of religious community. 5th concession Kenyon Township, Cornwall

[[villeneuve_joseph_domina|Villeneuve, Joseph Domina]] (1897-1971), businessman, deputy sheriff. Maxville, Cornwall

[[villeneuve_j_w_bernard|Villeneuve, J. W. Bernard]] (1921-1971), dentist. Maxville, Alexandria

[[villeneuve_osias_f|Villeneuve, Osias F., known as Osie Villeneuve]] (1906-1983), political figure. Maxville

[[vineberg_harris|Vineberg, Harris]] (1855-1942), businessman. Europe, Lancaster, Montreal

[[von_metzke_herman|Von Metzke, Herman]] (//fl//. late 19th century-1930s), bank teller. Lancaster, various places

[[wallace_william_stewart|Wallace, William Stewart]] (1884-1970), librarian, historian. Toronto

[[ward_alexander|Ward, Alexander]] (1860-1941), cheesemaker. U.S.A., Williamstown

[[watson_donald_a|Watson, Donald A.]] (1861-1927), sheriff. Williamstown, Michigan

[[watson_george_a|Watson, George A.]] (1875-1930), lawyer. Williamstown

[[watson_neill_m|Watson, Neill M.]] (1865-1936), physician. Williamstown, Red Lake Falls (Minnesota)

[[watson_peter|Watson, Peter]] (1827-1903), clergyman. Scotland, Williamstown

[[watt_j_carlyle|Watt, J. Carlyle]] (1900-1983), Ayrshire breeder. St-Louis-de-Gonzague (Quebec), Lancaster area

[[“wayfarer”|“Wayfarer”]] (//fl//. 1941-2), author. Glengarry County area

[[weegar_j_wellington|Weegar, J. Wellington]] (1856-1943), businessman. Maxville

[[weld_thomas_cardinal|Weld, Thomas, Cardinal]] (1773-1837), clergyman. England, Rome

[[welsh_john_alfred|Welsh, John Alfred]] (1867 or 1869-1944), cheese buyer. Maxville

[[wert_william_oscar|Wert, William Oscar]] (1866-1960), cheesemaker, cheese factory proprietor. Avonmore etc.

[[westley_ralph_alexander|Westley, Ralph Alexander]] (d.1934), physician. Lancaster Township, Alexandria, Montreal

[[wheeler_lillian|Wheeler, Lillian]] (1903-1985), Soeur Aurélie-du Précieux-Sang, member of religious community. Alexandria, China

[[white_mabel_rae|White, Mabel Rae]] (d.1952), teacher. Maxville

[[white_peter|White, Peter,]] carver. Lancaster. //See// Sauvé, Arthur

[[whyte_clement_peter|Whyte, Clement Peter]] (1878-1959), station agent. Lancaster

[[whyte_henry|Whyte, Henry]] (d.1913), Scottish author also known under his pen name of Fionn. Glasgow

[[whyte_paul|Whyte, Paul]] (1832-1905), station agent. Ireland, Australia, Lancaster

[[whyte-edgar_clara_mary|Whyte-Edgar, Clara Mary]] (1871-1948), author. Lancaster, Cornwall

[[wightman_john_j|Wightman, John J.]] (1869 or 1870-1923), businessman. 4th concession Lancaster Township, Maxville, Ottawa

[[wightman_robert_stanley|Wightman, Robert Stanley]] (1896-1993), farmer. 2nd & 3rd concession Lancaster Township

[[wilkins_charles_a|Wilkins, Charles A.]] (1868-1938), cheese factory proprietor. Athens (Ontario), Glengarry County area

[[wilkinson_richard_norton|Wilkinson, Richard Norton]] (d. 1804), U E Loyalist. U.K., Albany (New York), Charlottenburgh Township

[[wilkinson_walter_butler|Wilkinson,Walter Butler]] (1781?-1807), political figure. Cornwall

[[williamson_william|Williamson, William]] (1898-1996), soldier. Scotland, Canada, Glengarry County

[[willson_alberta|Willson, Alberta]] (1866-1933), teacher. Aurora (Ontario), Alexandria

[[wilson_james_lockie|Wilson, James Lockie]] (1856-1945), farmer, public servant. Alexandria, Toronto

[[wilson_robert|Wilson, Robert]] (1821-1879), blacksmith, merchant. Scotland, Alexandria

[[winter_edward_stanley|Winter, Edward Stanley]] (1889-1956), plant manager. Ormstown (Quebec), Maxville

[[wood_alexander|Wood, Alexander]] (d. 1895), manufacturer, of firm Frost & Wood. South Branch, Smith Falls

[[wood_alexandrina_gertrude|Wood, Alexandrina Gertrude]] (1881-1983), author. Martintown, Williamstown, Canadian West

[[wood_benjamin|Wood, Benjamin]] (1761-1808), U E Loyalist. Charlottenburgh Township

[[wood_charles_hammond|Wood, Charles Hammond]] (d. 1933), cheese factory proprietor. Maxville

[[wood_david|Wood, David]] (d.1871), pioneer. Cornwall, Midway (Utah)

[[wood_gertrude|Wood, Gertrude. ]]//See// Wood, Alexandrina Gertrude

[[wood_james|Wood, James]] (1849-1914), mining man. Glengarry County, Michigan

[[wood_john_r|Wood, John R.]] (born 1845; dead by 1912), banker. Glengarry County, Michigan

[[wright_dr|Wright, Dr]] (//fl//. 1870s) physician. Notfield area

[[wright_henry_blake|Wright, Henry Blake,]] JP. Montreal. //See// Simpson, Dr James

[[wright_william_harris|Wright, William Harris]] (1908-1990), inn keeper. New Brunswick, South Lancaster

[[wylie_james_a|Wylie, James A.]] (1901-1978), clergyman. Glen Robertson, diocese of Alexandria (Alexa-Cornwall)

[[wyman_william_w|Wyman, William W.]] (c. 1800-1864), journalist. Cornwall, Nebraska, etc.

[[young_charles_william|Young, Charles William]] (1849-1927), newspaperman. Georgetown (Ontario), Cornwall

[[young_george|Young, George]] (d.1856), and his daughter Nancy Young (d. 1861), poets. Glengarry County area