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lived on the Phillip Butcher place on Butcher Hill. They had 3
sons.
33-1 Murdock
34-2 Wilfred
35-3 Eldridge
33-1 Murdock Butcher md. Elsie Watson, they lived in Quincey,
Mass.
34-2 Wilfred Butcher md. Marion Vickery, they lived in Canton,
Maine.
35-3 Eldridge Butcher md. Freda Fraser, they lived in
Higginsville, Halifax Co., N.S.
1. Lawrence Middle Musq.
2. Lloyd on family farm, 1980.
14-6 Mary Butcher (4th dau. of Phillip & Elizabeth Butcher) md.
Samuel Pearson White. They lived in Brookvale on the White farm
until 1914 when they moved to Middle Musq. They are buried in
the Pioneer Cemetery in Middle Musquodoboit.
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Samuel & Mary Butcher White had 4 sons & 4 daus.
*36-1 Milton
*37-2 Matthew
*38-3 Melvin
*39-4 Warren
*40-5 Grace
*41-6 Mabel
*42-7 Emma
*43-8 Edith
36-1 Milton White (1st son of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) md.
Effie Morrison of Cape North, Cape Breton. They lived in
Brookvale on the William Reid place. Mary’s brother Milton
Butcher (1859-1921) & his wife Christina (1860-1900) are buried
in Hillside Cemetery in Middle Musquodoboit.
Milton & Effie Morrison White have 2 sons and 2 daus.
44-1 Viola (Mrs. Basil Croft)
45-2 Lillian (Mrs. Frank Holman)
46-3 Graham md. Edna Corkum
47-4 Munroe – unmarried
37-2 Matthew White (2nd son of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) md.
1st Jean Fox. They had 1 son.
48-1 Ira md. Christina Archibald
Matthew md. 2nd Mrs. Emma J. Taylor, widow of John H. Taylor. No
issue. They are buried in Hillside Cemetery.
38-3 Melvin White (3rd son of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) md.
Jennie McLeod of Baddeck. They had 2 sons & 1 dau.
49-1 Douglas md. Marion Whalley
50-2 Lloyd md. Theresa Camisky
51-3 Gladys (Mrs. Sylvan Fraser)
Melvin and his wife are buried in Hillside Cemetery.
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39-4 Warren White (4th son of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) was
unmarried. He is buried in Hillside Cemetery.
40-5 Grace White (1st dau. of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) md.
John McDonald of Cape North, they lived in Roxbury, Mass.
41-6 Mabel White (2nd dau. of Samuel & Mary Butcher White) md.
John Wilkinson. They lived in the White homestead where Samuel
White moved in 1914. No issue.
42-7 Emma White a teacher, (3rd dau. of Samuel & Mary Butcher
White) was unmarried. She is buried in Hillside Cemetery.
43-8 Edith White, unmarried, (4th dau. of Samuel & Mary Butcher
White) was a school teacher: She is buried in Hillside Cemetery.
15-7 Emily Butcher (5th dau. of Phillip & Elizabeth Hamilton
Butcher) md. Frank Holman of Upper Musquodoboit. They moved to
Keene, New Hampshire. They had 3 daus.
52-1 Alice (Mrs. Harry Applin)
53-2 Annie (Mrs. Alexander Campbell)
54-3 Ella (Mrs. Robert Mack)
16-8 Jennie Butcher (6th dau. of Phillip & Elizabeth Hamilton
Butcher) md. John Campbell of Cape Breton. They lived in West
Acton, Mass. They had 2 sons.
55-1 Leland md. Minnie Wentzell.
56-2 Phillip
3-2 John Butcher (2nd son of William & Hannah Holman Butcher) md.
Annie Agnes Brown in the U.S.A. He came home to Butcher Hill and
lived there most of his life. Went to California when he was
quite old, died there at the age of 88 years. They had 3 sons
and 2 daus.
*57-1 John
58-2 William
59-3 Albert
60-4 Martha
61-5 Lydia
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57-1 John md. Nancy Higgins. Their descendants are listed in the
Higgins history.
58-2 William md. 1)
William md. 2)
William died at Long Beach, California
59-3 Albert died at Long Beach, California
60-4 Martha md. Angus McLeod of West Concord, Mass.
61-5 Lydia md. ----- Jordan of Gaspereau.
4-3 William Butcher (3rd son of William & Hannah Holman Butcher)
md. Margaret J. Brown of Springside, Col. Co., N.S. They lived
on Butcher Hill cross road to Upper Stewiacke.
They had 2 sons & 2 daus. They are both buried in Upper
Musquodoboit.
62-1 Samuel
63-2 Hugh
64-3 Margaret
65-4 Elsie
62-1 Sam died.
63-2 Hugh went to West Concord, Mass. md. Fannie Craton.
Family: Roy, Orin & William
64-3 Margaret md. Alfred Stewart of Summerside, P.E.I. 1 son and
2 daus.
66-1 Ethel May
67-2 Ada Gertrude
68-3 Chester Lewis
66-1 Ethel May md. Richard Talbot, 3 sons, 2 daus.
1. Richard
2. Alfred
3. Helen
4. Lionel
5. Esther
67.2 Ada Gertrude md. Robert L. George, Athol, Mass. 2 daus.
1. Elizabeth
2. Peggy Ann
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68-3 Chester Lewis md. Marion Willey, they have 2 sons.
1. Bradford
2. Clifford
Chester visited Middle Musquodoboit in 1965. His wife Marion
supplied all the data on the family of William & Martha J.
(Brown) Butcher.
65-4 Elsie B. md. Manson Graves, they have 2 sons & 1 dau.
1. Cecil
2. Elmer
3. Daphne
After Mrs. William Butcher’s death he [4-3] md. 2nd Olive
Higgins, daughter of George Higgins. Olive is buried in Upper
Musquodoboit. They had 5 sons & 3 daus.
69-5 Mattie (Mrs. Eisenhower)
70-6 Arthur
71-7 Charles d 1945
72-8 Mabel
73-9 Neil b 1887-1967
74-10 Roy
75-11 Ada
76-12 Hugh
69-5 Mattie md. Wm. Isenor of Dartmouth.
70-6 Arthur md. Lillian Flemming of Meagher’s Grant
71-7 Charles md. Lillian Taylor of Meadowvale, Colchester Co.,
N.S.
72-8 Mabel md. Andrew Crocker.
73-9 Neil md. Letitia M. Watson. They had 7 children
74-10 Roy md. 1) Martha Vienct
2) Fannie Birett. No record.
75-11 Ada (Mrs. Hart of Concord, Mass.)
76-12 Hugh md. Fanny.
PAGE 224.
A dau. Mrs. John Marr, supplied most of the data on the family of
William Butcher and his second wife Olive Higgins.
5-4 James Butcher (4th son of William & Hannah Holman Butcher)
md. Mary Fisher. He was a farmer & spent most of his married
life in Lincoln, Mass.
77-1 Henry
78-2 John
79-3 Rufus
80-4 Jennie
81-5 Annie
6-5 Hannah Butcher (1st dau. of William & Hannah Holman Butcher)
md. James Fraser. Her descendants are listed in the Alexander
Fraser history.
7-6 Janet Butcher (2nd dau. of William & Hannah Holman Butcher)
md. Barry Holman. No record.
8-7 Rose Butcher (3rd dau. of William & Hannah Holman Butcher)
was unmarried.
William Henry Cumminger
Cornelius Comegys (later spelled Cumminger) left Lexmont,
a town in Holland, and arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, about
1652. Apparently Cornelius was given large grants of land in
Maryland, because he settled there in 1661. All known Cummingers
in the United States and Canada are descendents of Cornelius.
One of his sons was called William, and this William had a
grandson, William Henry Cumminger, who arrived in Nova Scotia
1767 on the ship “Betsy” from Philadelphia. William Henry came
with his wife and five other families to settle on land grants
under the Philadelphia Company scheme, and disembarked at what is
now the town of Pictou. At the time they arrived, it was a
wilderness and this little group comprised the first white
settlers on Northumberland Strait.
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[Map appears in the original between pages 225 & 226 -- see map
at:]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nshalifa/MusquodoboitPioneers.html
William Henry’s son, Jessie (born 1761, died 1805) married
Eleanor Fisher of the pioneer Fisher family in Truro and Upper
Musquodoboit. They both died young, leaving a family of 3 sons
and 3 daus. William Henry, the first son of Jesse and Eleanor
Cumminger, married Sarah McCurdy. They lived in Sherbrooke,
Guysborough County. The Cummingers who remained in Sherbrook
became prominent shipbuilders, chandlers and general merchants.
William Henry, son of William Henry and Sarah McCurdy
Cumminger, came to Middle Musquodoboit and married Ellen Jane
Archibald. They resided on the place owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Dean, 1980, where William Henry established a tannery..
They had one daughter, Rhoda, who married Sidney Higgins, and
they had 4 sons and 1 dau. See Higgins genealogy.
William Henry and his wife are buried in Pioneer Cemetery.
Inscription on Stone: William Henry Cumminger
1834-1876
Ellen
1838-1884
Ref. Mrs. Hattie Hughes, Middle Musquodoboit.
James Cruickshank
James Merklin Cruickshank, pioneer with his wife Elizabeth Gordon
Cruickshank came to Halifax from (North Britain) Scotland in
1803. The family came from the parish of Cromdale, Spey-side.
In his petition for land in 1809 he stated that he had arrived in
Nova Scotia about six years previously and had settled at Little
River, Musquodoboit with his wife and five children. He was in
possession of 250 acres there for which he wanted a grant. This
land formed a portion of the old Gordon grant and is occupied in
1980 by Roy Rhind.
PAGE 226.
According to church records (Presbyterian) this section was
referred to as Bruce and Cruickshank Settlement in 1849. James
died Sept 2, 1856.
Wife Elizabeth Gordon d June 2, 1873 age 95. They are buried in
Musquodoboit. They had 6 sons and 4 daus.
*2-1 Isabelle b 18 Aug. 1778-11 Oct. 1889
*3-2 Alexander b 18 June 1802-5 Jan. 1881
*4-3 James b 1803-19 Jan.-1898 or 1900
*5-4 Mary b 806-18 Sept. 1895
*6-5 Peter b 1811-5 Nov. 1869
*7-6 Andrew b 1812-27 Dec. 1880
*8-7 Nancy b 1816-1888
*9-8 John b 3 June 1817-3 Oct, 1894
*10-9 Donald b 1820-
*11-10 Elizabeth b 1822
2-1 Isabelle (1st dau. of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank)
md. Alexander Dunbrack. Her descendants are listed in Dunbrack
history.
3-2 Alexander (1st son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank)
md. Christiana MacInnes (dau. of Miles MacInnes). Alexander d 5
Jan. 1881 in St. Louis, Missouri. They had 3 sons and 9 daus.
*12-1 Jeanette Janet b 23 Nov. 1827-Sept. 1870
*13-2 Alexander James b Sept. 1829-12 Apr. 1906
*14-3 Elizabeth b 20 Feb. 1832-
*15-4 Christiana b 12 Dec. 1834- unmarried
*16-5 Mary Gordon b 12 Feb. 1836- unmarried
*17-6 Miles b 12 June 1838 – no record
*18-7 Alexandrina b 6 May 1841 –
*19-8 Harriet Patience b 25 July 1843 –
*20-9 Georgina Prudence b 25 July 1843 –
*21-10 Hannah L. b 6 Mar. 1846
*22-11 Jennie Sarah b 6 Aug. 1848 –
*23-12 William James b 24 Apr. 1851- 1873 unmd.
12-1 Jeanette md. Joe Clark
PAGE 227.
13-2 Alexander md. Agnes Clow 11 Oct. 1854. Agnes Louisa Clow b
1 Oct. 1832 in Dartmouth, Halifax Co. She d 25 Nov. 1876 in St.
Louis, Missouri. Her father was John Stevenet Clow and her
mother was Agnes Wayman Redman. They had 3 sons and 2 daus.
24-1 Sarah Louise b 5 Aug 1856 in Boston, Mass. md. Al
Bowman.
25-2 George Alexander b 8 Mar. 1859 in Hamilton, Atlantic
Co., N.J. md. Mildred
Berrier, d 16 Oct. 1933.
26-3 Richard Sherwin b 25 Aug. 1861 in Bristol, Brick
Co., Pa. md. Lena Vooris.
Mrs. Winifred Smuin, Poway, California has supplied data on the
Cruickshank family. She is a daughter of Frederick Locke
Cruickshank.
14-3 Elizabeth (2nd dau. of Alexander Cruickshank) md. 23 Sept.
1850 to Alexander “Sandy” Gordon.
15-4 Christiana (3rd dau. of Alexander Cruickshank) md. 20 Sept.
1853 to Harry Dimock.
18-7 Alexanderina (5th dau. of Alexander Cruickshank) md. 27
April 1864 to George W. Tremaine.
19-8 Harriet (6th dau. of Alex Cruickshank) md. 23 Aug. 1861 to
William Fred Brown.
20-9 Georgina (7th dau. of Alex Cruickshank) md. 13 Sept. 1868 to
Josiah Jones.
21-10 Hannah (8th dau. of Alex Cruickshank) md. 1 May 1864 to
George W. Burke.
22-11 Jennie (9th dau. of Alex Cruickshank) md. 2 Sept. 1866 to
Edward Bassett.
4-3 James (2nd son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Isabell Farquhar, who was born in Scotland. He lived at Antrim,
Hal. Co., on a large farm occupied by Reggie Smith in 1980.
Census 1871.
James Cruickshank 67, b N.S. farmer
Isabell " 61, b Scotland wife
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*24-1 Robert Cruickshank 27, b N.S. farmer
Rebecca Cruickshank 22, b N.S. wife
Robert & Rebecca were md. in 1871.
25-2 Ann W. Cruickshank 22, b N.S.
26-3 James Cruickshank 19, b N.S. farmer
27-4 Susan Cruickshank 16, b N.S. at school
*28-5 Arthur " 13, " "
29-6 William " 11, " "
24-1 Robert (1st son of James & Isabell Cruickshank) md. Rebecca
Taylor. They had 3 sons & 5 daus.
30-1 Sidney
31-2 Robert (Bob)
32-3 Jack md. Mabel Holman, son Frank
33-4 Susan ) unmarried
34-5 Annie ) "
35-6 Margaret (Mrs. Garfield Wallace)
36-7 Mary (Mrs. John Wright)
37-8 Georgina (Mrs. James MacDonald) They had 1 son and
4 daus.
39-1 Gladys (Mrs. Charles Whalley Mid. Musq. 1980)
40-2 Bill – unmarried
41-3 Florence (Mrs. Hartley)
42-4 Nellie – unmarried
43-5 Ethel Jean (Mrs. Frank Boutilier)
28-5 Arthur’s daughter, Gertrude, md. Howard Davidson. They
lived at Salmon River, Col. Co., N.S.
5-4 Mary (2nd dau. of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Charles Dunbradk. Her descendents are listed in Dunbrack
history.
6-5 Peter (3rd son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Jane Bruce. They settled on "Lochaber Farm"; this farm was part
of the Campbell grant. Joseph Keddy is the owner in 1980.
Peter and Jane had 4 sons and 3 daus. on 1871 census. Peter died
Nov. 1869, his mother lived
PAGE 229.
7-6 Andrew (4th son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Jessie Janet Guild, She d Oct. 11, 1910 age 97 yrs. Andrew
settled on part of the Gordon grant later owned by James McDonald
near the Elderbank Church. They had 3 sons & 4 daus. 1871 census
records.
Andrew Cruickshank 61, b N.S. farmer
Janet " 56, " wife
52-1 William " 32, " law student
53-2 James " 29, " teacher
54-3 Susan " 24, "
55-4 Eliza " 22, "
56-5 Janet " 20, " at school
57-6 Sarah " 17, " "
58-7 George " 11, " "
52-1 William and 53-2 James were lawyers in Montreal.
8-7 Nancy (3rd dau. of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Big Andrew Cruickshank, her cousin from Sheet Harbour. No
details.
9-8 John (5th son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Cruickshank) md.
Sarah Drillo. They had 5 sons & 3 daus. 1871 census.
PAGE 230.
John Cruickshank, 52 b N.S, farmer
Sarah '' 42 " wife
59-1 George " 20 " farmer
60-2 Allen " 16 " at school
61-3 Elsie " 12 " "
62-4 Herbert " 12 " "
63-5 Andrew " 10 " "
64-6 Elizabeth " 7 " "
65-7 Maggie " 5 " --
66-8 Oswald " born Aug. 1870 --
John lived on the farm owned by John Dillman 1980.
10-9 Donald (6th son of James & Elizabeth Gordon Crulckshank) md.
Barbara Brown. They lived on the hill south of the back Elderbank
road, owned by Gerald McEwan in 1980.
Census 1871.
Donald Cruickshank, 51 b N,S, farmer
Barbara " 51 " wife
No further details.
11-10 Elizabeth (4th dau. of James & Elizabeth Gordon
Cruickshank) md. James Murchy. Her descendants are listed in
Murchy history, Ref. Mrs. Winifred Smuin, Poway, California and
notes of Jennie Reid's.
David Dickey
1. David Dickey, (brother of Robert & Adam) was a first settler
in Truro, md. Mary --- in New England before he came to Nova
Scotia. They had twin sons born in Truro. They came originally
from Londonderry, Ireland. (See Miller Book).
*2-1 Samuel b Apr. 29, 1763
3-2 David b Apr. 29, 1763
2-1 Samuel died young
3-2 David md. Ruth Weatherby, they had 6 sons and 3 daus.
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He settled in Musquodoboit, and was granted land in 1814. This
land is in Higginsville, back of the farm of Ronald Eode (1980).
Ruth, wife of David Dickey died in 1816. David md, 2nd in 1823
Ann Archibald Kennedy who
died in October 1868. No issue. He was known as "Yankee David".
4-1 David b 1794-1872
5-2 Samuel b 1797-1872
6-3 Eleazer Boyd b 1805-Apr. 3, 1888
7-4 Robert b Dec. 13, 1800-1864
8-5 Nathan
9-6 Adam
10-7 Martha
11-8 Hannah
12-9 Ruth b 1810-Mar. 11, 1880
Reference: Historical and Genealogical record of the first
settlers of Colchester County, page 309. Mr. W.D. Lawrence Long
Lake Minn. has a lot of data on the Dickeys.
4-1 David Dickey (1st son of David & Ruth Weatherby Dickey) md.
Catherine McDougall (1803-1875) dau. of Alexander & Catherine
McDonald McDougall of Elderbank. David and a brother Robert
settled on the two eastern hills in Glenmore.
David and wife Catherine are buried in Hillside Cemetery in
Middle Musquodoboit. They had 3 sons and 4 daus.
*13-1 Alexander
*14-2 David b 1834-1916
*15-3 William b 1837 -
*16-4 dau. Martha md. Wm. Bruce
*17-5 Patty
*18-6 Hannah d Nov. 19, 1859
19-7 Catherine md. Wm. Creelman.
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13-1 Alexander Dickey (1st son of David & Catherine McDougall
Dickey) was unmarried.
14-2 David Dickey (2nd son of David & Catherine McDougall Dickey)
md. Harriet Bryson. (3rd dau. of Adam & Jane Stuart Bryson).
They lived in Glenmore on the farm which later belonged to his
son Robert. They had 2 sons.
*20-1 Robert b Dec. 4, 1867-Jan. 14, 1942 age 75 yrs.
*21-2 Dougald b July 29, 1870 - Nov. 15, 1887 age 17
yrs.
20-1 Robert Dickey (1st son of David & Harriet Bryson Dickey)
owned his father's farm. He went to the States where he md. Ida
May Magee. He died in Glenmore in 1942, and is buried in
Hillside Cemetery in Middle Musquodoboit. Robert & Ada had 2
sons & 1 dau.
*22-1 Morton Dougald b Dec. 6, 1902-Jan. 20, 1960
*23-2 Gordon Harland b Nov. 26, 1907
*24-3 Alice Nedra b Mar. 27, 1909
This family all born in Whitman, Mass.
22-1 Morton Dougald Dickey (1st son of Robert & Ida Magee Dickey)
md. Esta Marie Murdock.
*25-1 Robert Morton
*26-2 Patricia May
*27-3 David Ward
*28-4 Linda Marie
25-1 Robert Morton Dickey (1st son of Morton & Esta Marie Murdock
Dickey) md. Marjorie Louise Josselyn who was born Jan. 16, 1935.
They have 2 sons & 2 daus. 11 Fem St. Auburndale, Mass.
27-3 David Ward Dickey (2nd son of Morton & Esta Murdock Dickey).
28-4 Linda Marie Dickey (2nd dau. of Morton & Esta Murdock
Dickey).
23-2 Gordon Harland Dickey (2nd son of Robert & Ida Magee Dickey)
md. Harriet Esther Whitney, they lived in Hillsboro, N.H. They
have 1 son & 1 dau.
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29-1 Gordon Harland II
30-2 Harriet Ellen
24-3 Alice Nedra Dickey (1st dau. of Robert & Ida Magee Dickey)
md. Leo Dwarkin of New York City on June 25, 1934. They have 2
sons.
31-1 Richard
32-2 Jeffrey
21-2 Dougald Dickey (2nd son of David & Harriet Bryson Dickey)
was killed in a sawmill accident. He is buried in Hillside
Cemetery in Musquodoboit. The data concerning the family of
David & Harriet Bryson Dickey was supplied by the late Mr. Gordon
H. Dickey, Hillsboro, New Hampshire.
15-3 William Dickey (3rd son of David & Catherine McDougall
Dickey) md. Margaret Kaulback. Margaret is buried in the Pioneer
Cemetery, (1837 -1880). William is also buried in the same lot
(1837-1909). They had 2 sons & 1 dau.
*33-1 Raymond d 1944
*34-2 Henry d 1947
*35-3 Hannah J. 1866-1909
33-1 Raymond Dickey (1st son of William & Margaret Kaulback
Dickey) md. Margaret Archibald of South Branch, Col. Co., N.S.
They had 3 daus. and 2 sons.
36-1 Margaret
37-2 Ruth
38-3 Jean
39-4 Henry
40-5 Stuart
34-2 Henry Dickie (2nd son of William & Margaret Kaulback Dickie)
md. Clara Baisley. No issue.
35-3 Hannah J. Dickie (only dau. of William & Margaret Kaulback
Dickie) was unmarried. She is buried In the Pioneer Cemetery.
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William Dickie md. 2nd Elizabeth Cox. She is buried in the Dickie
lot in the Pioneer Cemetery.
16-4 Martha 1st dau. of David and Catherine McDougall Dickey) md.
William Bruce.
17-5 Patty Dickey (2nd dau. of David & Catherine McDougall
Dickey) md. William Bruce. In the baptismal records of Middleton
Church are names of 4 children of Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce,
Phillip
James William
Margaret Ellen
Janie
18-6 Hannah Dickey (3rd dau. of David & Catherine McDougall
Dickey) died young, buried in Hillside Cemetery.
19-7 Catherine Dickey (4th dau. of David & Catherine McDougall
Dickey) md. William Creelman.
5-2 Samuel Dickey (2nd son of David & Ruth Weather by Dickey) md.
Alexandrina Mclnnes. He is buried in Meagher's Grant, his wife
is also buried there. Alexandrina (1798-1841). She was a dau.
of Miles McInnes and Christiana McDonald. They had 3 sons and 3
daus.
*41-1 Miles McInnes b Sept. 22, 1824-1917
*42-2 Hannah b 1826
*43-3 Janet died 1896
*44-4 Eleazer b 1833-1901
*45-5 Ronald Byers b 1842-1913
*46-6 Christina
Reference: Mrs. Nell Dickey, Minn., U.S.A.; Robert A. Logan,
Minn. U.S.A.
Samuel md. (2nd) Hannah Swinburne Kent, dau. of Colonel James
Kent and Christiana Guild. Hannah was born 1814 and died 1892.
They had 3 sons and 3 daus.
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47-7 Harriet
48-8 Sidney
49-9 Charles Anderson
50-10 James
51-11 Laura
52-12 Electie
41-1 Miles McInnes Dickey (1st son of Samuel & Alexandrina
McInnes Dickey) was born in Glenmore. He md. Eliza Ann Dunbrack.
42-2 Hannah Dickey (1st dau. of Samuel & Alexandrina McInnes
Dickey) md. William Goff. Daughter Flora Goff lives in Ottawa,
Ont.
43-3 Janet Dickey (2nd dau. of Samuel & Alexandrina McInnes
Dickey) was born in Glenmore. She md. James Shaw. Her
descendants are listed in the Alexander Shaw history.
44-4 Eleazer Dickey (2nd son of Samuel & Alexandrina McInnes
Dickey) md. Alexandrina Dunbrack, dau. of Alexander Dunbrack and
his wife Belle Cruickshank. He is buried at Long Lake, Hennepin
County, Minnesota. They had 6 children.
*53-1 Gertrude b 1862-1874 died young
*54-2 Belle Dunbrack b 1864-1892
*55-3 Arthur b 1866-1940
*56-4 Guy b 1869-1940
*57-5 Elbert b 1871-1951
*58-6 Norman b 1873-1952
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