MacDonald, Hector and Allan (1798 Census) DNA Results
The 1798 census show both an Allan and Hector MacDonald residing in Lot 43. In “The MacDonalds of Lot 14
People & Families
MacKinnon, Allan @1800
The following information was taken from a paper written on March 3, 1987 by Birt MacKinnon. His father, Alexander, crossed
MacDonald, Laughlin Family (@1812)
Below is a list of my MacDonald family members buried in St. Margaret’s Pioneer Cemetery. This line of MacDonald’s is
McDonald, Roderick – Bear Attack (1833)
Royal Gazette, August 13, 1833 On Saturday night the 3rdinst. Mr. Roderick MacDonald, of Norrie’s Pond, was severely injured by a
Captains & Seafaring
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John “Foreman” MacIsaac
A shipbuilder of China Point, a family connection to Souris, and a legacy carried through generations. John “Foreman” MacIsaac’s story
Music & Entertainment
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Politics & Public Service
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Boxing & Sport
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Merchants Who Connected Our Communities
From the shops and wharves of Souris to Herman MacDonald’s enterprises at Black Bush, business linked the parish with a
Two Sterns Lives: Trade, Service and Sport
Two men named Sterns appear in the Island Register’s guide to Souris-area burials. Their brief entries reveal working lives that
Dr. Peter Adolphus McIntyre: Medicine and Public Service
Peter Adolphus McIntyre’s career joined medicine with public service. Born at Peterville on 19 July 1840, he trained as a
Builders & Businessman
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Francis Albert “Frank” McCormick: A Soldier Remembered at Souris
Francis Albert “Frank” McCormick (1878–1901) appears in the Island Register’s guide to notable burials at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Cemetery
John McIntosh, MP
John McIntosh, M.P., Memorial John McIntosh’s great-great grandson Ronald McIntosh, delivered this address at the unveiling of the memorial to
Merchants in Public Life: Souris and Its Neighbours
John Robert McLean (1906–1964) A merchant and businessman who served in the provincial legislature and as Speaker of the House
Veterans of St. Margaret’s Parish and Surrounding Communities
Military service forms part of the history of St. Margaret’s parish and its families. Jenny (O’Hanley) McQuaid’s Genealogy of St.
Henry M. McCormack: An Island Life and a Boston Connection
Henry M. McCormack (1883–1902) is remembered in the Island Register’s Souris cemetery guide as a farm labourer and the half-brother
McDonald, Stephen Hugh (Captain Hugh) (d. 1928)
This is another great example of the restoration. The gravestone can be found on the left side of the cemetery,
Clergy & Religious Life
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