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Pay note from James Fraser and John McRae

Written in 1869 in New Glasgow

James Fraser   Fraser   John McRae   New Glasgow   McRae   note  
Note on McLellans Mountain Cemetery

History of the fencing of the cemetery

Catherine Fraser   Fraser   McLellans Mountain   cemetery   John McRae   McRae  
1860s Surveying Notebook of Ebenezer McLeod, West River

Notebook used from 1860s-1870s for survey work throughout Pictou County by Ebenezer McLeod. Includes notes about jobs as well as maps.

MacLeod Papers   MacLeod   McLeod   survey   survey book   notebook   survey map   map   Ebenezer McLeod   Robert R. McLeod   Hannah McDonald   West River   James Gow   James Fraser   Edward McLean   Simon Fraser   James Currie   Middle River   Thomas Horn   Thomas Horne   William Watters   William Crocket   East River   D. McGregor   Gairloch   David Munro   David Munroe   Moose Line   W. Ross   Donald Ross   William Smith   James Reid   Alexander Fraser   John Creichton   John Stewart   David Smith   David McDonald   James McDonald   John Creichton   Anthony McLean   John Graham   Phildelphia Grant   David McKenzie   Alexander Munro   Alexander Munroe   Roger's Hill   George Hattie   William McKay   Robert Heughan   William McKay   Angus Davise   William McDonald   John McKenzie   Albion Mines   coal mine   mine   Albion Mining Association   Donald McLean   Durham   Hugh McKay   Roderick McKenzie   John McKenzie   William Sutherland   Six Mile Brook   John Barry   William Simpson   Alexander McLeod   D. McLeod   John Brown   Donald Gunn   John McLean   Eight Mile Brook   Ebenezer Brown   William Robertson   Alexander Robertson   Pleasant Valley   William Munro   Peter McKenzie   Mile Brook   John Ross   Paul Fraser   James Hydes   Daniel McDonald   J. Matheson   Daniel McDoanld   John Matheson   D. McKay   Robert McKay   James McDonald   Andrew Benvie   John McKenzie   James Robertson   J. McKenzie   John Brown   Robert Morrison   Alexander Brown   Archibald McLean   Kenneth Davidson   William Gunn   John Gordon   Murdock McKay   Donald McBeath   Hugh McLeod   William Gunn Junior   George Gunn   D. Richard   John Creichton   Roderick Fraser   John J. McLean   R. McLean   James McDonald   Stilman Seppencote   Roderick McKenzie   Alexander Morrison   William Low   David Fraser   Acadian Mines   Acadia Mines   Westville   Joseph S. Crocket   Charles Robson   Mt. Thom   Colin McKenzie   Alexander McKenzie   New Lairg   Colin Fraser   James Fraser   John Fraser   Alexander McDonald   George Bailey   Alexander W. Archibald   Alexander McRae   Toney River   Alexander McKay   Alexander McLeod   James Robertson   William Low   H. McKeane   Edward McLean   William Gray   William McLean   A. Graham   Malcom Sillars   S. Sutherland   J. Brown   Alexander Archibald   Donald Fraser   Samuel Archibald   Donald McLeod   Christopher Ives   Botney Bay Road   Post Road   Syndey Smith   Alfred McDonald   Robert Smith   Robert Campbell   James Smith   Anthony W. Smith   James Cameron   Duncan Maxwell   Charles Fraser   George Maxwell   James Reid   Charles McKenzie   Truro   Robert Heughan   John McRae   Hector McKenzie   Alexander McKenzie   Waugh   Currie   James Irving   Duncan McKenzie   Hector McKenzie   Murdock McKenzie   George McKay   Neil McKenzie   James Matheson   Duncan McLean   R. McKay   James Creichton   Hugh McKenzie   D. McPherson   Hugh McDonald   D. Miller   John Sinclair   George McKenzie   Andrew McKenzie   William P. Crocket   Ezekiel Barret   Andrew Horn   Donald McDonald   Robert Russel   Francis Marshal   Charles Wilson   John Munroe   James Anderson   Robert Anderson   John McKay   Donald McKay   Angus Bailey   Donald Bailey   Leon Archibald   J. Fraser   R.G. Fraser   John Douglas   David M. Archibald   Loch Broom   New Glasgow   Alma   William McKenzie   John Hart   Archibald Hart   L. Miller   Mount Pleasant  
The Mackenzies of Stonehouse, Cariboo Island, Pictou Co., N.S.

Family tree of John MacKenzie and Helen Ross

Janet Harris   Paul MacKenzie   John MacKay   Mary MacKenzie   Neil MacKenzie   Joseph MacKiel   Kenneth MacKenzie   Cape Breton   Kempt Head   Bouladrie   Murdock MacKenize   Annie Cameron   Ellen MacKenzie   Mary Ann MacKenzie   Margaret J MacKenzie   Eliza MacKenzie   Isabella MacKenzie   Catherine MacKenzie   Rev. Robert McCunn   Lelacheur   Jessie MacKenzie   Jessie Lelacheur   James MacKenzie   Mary Fraser   Helen MacKenzie   Helen MacKeil   Joseph McKiel   River John   Pugwash   Millie MacKiel   James Sarson   Millie Sarson   Katherine MacKiel   Alexander McLeod   Cariboo River   Nathaniel MacKiel   Sheet Harbour   William MacKiel   John MacKiel   Malcolm MacKiel   John R. Wallace   James Wallace   Thomas Robertson   John Hewitt   Elizabeth A McKenzie   Hugh Sutherland   Elizabeth Sutherland   Robertena MacKenzie   Robertena Clarke   James D. Clarke   John George MacKenzie   MacIntosh   Annabel Davidson   Annabel Davidson MacKenzie   Isabella R MacKenzie   John Lockhart   Janie Dobson   James Arthur   Alexander D MacKenzie   Jessie A McTavish   Mary C MacKenzie   Alexander MacEwen   Jane Wier   Pamelia Fraser   Moolier   Francis Xavier McIsaac   Elizabeth Henderson   Mary Annette Kennedy   George E. Kennedy   William Wallace   Kathleen Kelly   Mable Wallace   Mable Briggs   George Wallace   Rosilind Wallace   Ethel Wallace   Gordon Sheppard   Ethel Sheppard   George Herbert Clark   Mable Clark   Ross D. MacKenzie   William Marks   Ross James Marks   Janetta Julia Clark   John Fenwick Fraser MacKenzie   William Stewart   Hilma Marie Anderson   Francas Stewart   Marion McCoughin   Georgina Ross   Edgar D. Quantz   George Arthur Carew MacKenzie   Lorna Hays   Flora McIvor   Jennie Grant   Daniel Grant   John McRae   Dolly McRae   Ralph Adams   Stewart Nunley   Eben England Redvers Butler   Marion Eva Jones   Edward Lloyd   Newwestminister   British Columbia   John Urguhart   Providence   Rhode Island   Charles John Miller   Edgar MacKenzie   David Alexander Underwood   Ellensbery   Washington   Norman MacKenzie   Pleasant Bay   Sydney   John MacKenzie (Stevedore)   Janet Harris MacKenzie   Isabella MacKenzie MacIvor   Barbara MacKenzie MacKay   Halifax   Johnson MacKay   Alexander MacKay   Helen MacKay   Margaret MacKay   Libby MacKay   Jessie MacKay   Mary MacKenzie (Bann) Ross   Elizabeth MacKenzie MacKiel   Jane MacKenzie   Helen MacKenzie Wallace   Barbara MacKenzie Wallace   Janet MacKenzie Robertson   Janet MacKenzie Robertson Hewitt   Elizabeth A MacKenzie Sutherland   Roberta MacKenzie Clarke   Isabella R MacKenzie Lockhart   Janie MacKenzie Dobson   genealogy   Caribou Island  
Pictou County Road Registry Index 1847 to 1868

Surnames beginning with R

Roberston   James Ross   David Ross   Richard Ross   A P Ross   William Ross   Alexander Ross   Angus Ross   Donald Ross   James Redpath   William Redpath   David Rogers   James Robertson   Hector Ross   George Ross   Charles Ross   Alexander McRae   John Rankin   Andrew Ross   James Robertson   John Ross   Oliver Ross   Widow Rankin   Duncan Robertson   John McRae   Alexander Reid   Samuel Ross   Thomas Robertson   George Redpath   James Ross   A Robertson   William McKenzie   Angus Robertson   Donald McRae   Henry Rogers   William Ross   Robert Ross   William Roy   Alexander Robertson   Roderick McRae   William Redman   Thomas Rankine   Widow of Donald Rankine   James Rae   William Redman   William Robertson   David Rogers   John Reid   Kenneth Ross   Peter Ross   William Reid   Samuel Ross   Francis Redmond   Hugh Ross   Grant Ross   roads   road damages   road maintenance   Pictou County roads  
MacDonald - Ancestors and Descendants

Pioneer Finlay McDonald, his wife Annie and their family

Finlay McDonald   Annie McDonald   Glenurquhart   Scotland   Inverness   The Sarah   1801   Pictou   Drumnadrochait   Dove   Fort William   Seaforth   Cameron   Fraser   McLennan's Mountain   William Fraser   Lord Lovat   Donald McDonald   Don McDonald   James Fraser   Grant   William McLean   Donald Fraser   James Cameron   Thomas Cameron   John Fraser   Alexander Cameron   Finlay McIntosh   Alexander Fraser   Hugh Cameron   Alexander McDonald   John Fraser   Peter Stewart   John McRae   Donald McPherson   Angus Fraser   Simon Fraser   Deacon Thomas Fraser   John McDonald   Nancy McDonald   Christean McDonald   Duncan McDonald   Janet McDonald   Jessie Munroe   Jessie Fraser   Don Tailor McDonald   Jessie McDonald   Donald "Governor McDonald"   Barbara "Weaver" Fraser McDonald   Thorburn   Vale Colliery   Catherine McDonald   Isabella McDonald   the Finlays   Margaret Fraser   the Marsh   1870s   Margaret Fraser McDonald   St. John's Presbyterian Church   Union Presbyterian Church   Women's Missionary Society   1886   Earle MacDonald   McLennan's Mountain Cemetery   Alexander Sandy Finlay   Catherine Fraser Finlay   Catherine Fraser McDonald   Alexander Sandy McDonald   John Fraser   Ellen Fraser   McPherson's Mills   Sutherland's River   Finlay Duncan McDonald   John Sandy McDonald   Dan Angus McDonald   Margaret Maggie McDonlad   Helen Belle "Nell" McDonald   William "Willie" McDonald   Finlay Duncan Finlay   John Sandy Finlay   Dan Angus Finlay   Margaret Finlay   Helen Belle Finlay   William Finlay   postmaster   New Row   Greenwood   McPherson's Mills Cemetery   Finlay McDonald Piper   Christian McDonald   2018-04-30b   Toney River   Donald McKenzie   Jessie May McLeod   Daniel Angus MacDonald   Angus Robertson   Sutherlands River   "Red" Duncan McDonald   Lydia Fraser  
Memories of Long Ago by Cora McRae Hill

Cora McRae born 5 December 1868 to John McRae and Mary (Robertson)(Robson)McRae of Toney River, Pictou County, Nova Scotia.

Cora McRae Hill   Alexander McRae   John McRae   Toney River   Pictou County   Nova Scotia   Dingwall   Scotland   miller   Roderick McRae   grist mill   saw mill   toll   Missouri   The Winding Toney   Liberal Missouri   Janet McRae   Emma McRae   Denton McRae   Roy V. Hoffman   Alex Robertson   Alex Robson   Wisconsin   John McIntosh   Nebraska   Schuyler Nebraska   Alvaren McRae   Captain Curry   Denny McRae   Dan McRae   Alec McRae  
Land of Nancy Fraser at Toney River 1880

The 1879 Meacham Atlas, Section 3, for Toney River, shows land belonging to "Widow Fraser" encompassing the mill pond, grist mill and saw mill on the Toney River. It borders John McRae's land to the north and Donald MacKenzie's farm to the west.

Nancy McRae   Nancy Fraser   Simon Fraser   Jessie MacKenzie   Jessie Fraser   Allan McQuarrie   William MacMillian   Roderick McRae   John McRae   James McKay   Catherine McRae   Christina McRae   Catherine McQuarrie   Christina MacMillian   Isabella Fraser   Catherine MacKenzie   Catherine McKay   Daniel Chester MacKenzie   Chester MacKenzie   Donald MacKenzie   Ian MacKenzie   Robert MacKenzie   Elizabeth MacKenzie   Liz MacKenzie   Daniel W. MacKenzie   Jessie Bell Henderson   Adieu The Winding Toney   Riverbank Cemetery   Toney River   Toney Mills   Poplar Road  
Fraser, MacKenzie, McKay, and Henderson Families Reunite at Trail, B.C., Canada circa 1925

Three generations of the Simon Fraser family and Al McKay and his wife Lillian and drove from Aberdeen Washington to Trail, British Columbia, Canada to reunite with relatives Jack and Jessie May (McKay) Henderson .

Simon Fraser   Jessie MacKenzie   Jessie Fraser   Margaret Fraser   Margaret Bailey   Barbara Bailey   Waldemar Bailey   Walter Bailey   John Henderson   Jack Henderson   Samuel McKay   Al McKay   James McKay   Catherine MacKenzie   Catherine McKay   Lillian McKay   John McRae   Toney River   Toney Mills  
Adieu, The Winding Toney by John McRae, November 9, 1881

Song wrtitten by John McRae and printed for distribution to friends and family and sung at a gathering on the eve of his departure for Missouri in November 1881.

John McRae   Adieu The Winding Toney   Missouri   Cora McRae   Cora Hill  
Poem: Welcome Sweet Summer by John McRae

This poem, Welcome Sweet Summer, with a pen sketch of John McRae, was printed in the Pictou Advocate in 1897. The typeset was provided by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, the son of Allan and Catherine (McRae) McQuarrie, in 1959.

John McRae   Alexander Hugh McQuarrie   Allan McQuarrie   Catherine McQuarrie   Ethel Drummond   Welcome Sweet Summer  
Cora McRae Hill, daughter of John and Mary McRae, of Toney River

Photograph of Cora McRae Hill, daughter of John and Mary (Robertson) McRae. Cora wrote a manuscript titled, "Memories of Long Ago" about her childhood at Toney River and the family's move to Liberal, Missouri in the fall of 1881.

Cora McRae   Cora Hill   John McRae   Mary Robertson   Mary McRae   Memories of Long Ago   Toney River   Toney Mills  
Pen Sketch of John McRae of Toney River, circa 1897

Pen sketch of John McRae of Toney River, drawn from a photograph. John's poem, Welcome Sweet Summer, the pen sketch, and a brief introduction of John McRae, the author of the poem, were published in the Pictou Advocate in 1897.

John McRae   Pictou Advocate   Toney River   Toney Mills   Schuyler Nebraska   Liberal Missouri   Spirtualist  
Emma Robertson McRae, daughter of John and Mary McRae, of Toney River

Emma Robertson McRae was a poet like her father and grandfather. She won awards for her poetry and was published many times. Her work, "The Little Red School House," was published in Bluenose magazine in Nova Scotia.

Emma McRae   Bluenose   John McRae   Mary Robertson   Mary McRae   Toney River   Toney Mills  
Ethel Drummond, Letter to the Editor, Pictou Advocate, August 1, 1973

Ethel Irene Drummond of Teulon, Manitoba, the great-granddaughter of Alexander McRae, wrote two letters to the editor of the Pictou Advocate that were published together on August 1, 1973.

Ethel Drummond   Alexander McRae   John McRae   Roderick McRae   Catherine McRae   Allan McQuarrie   Catherine McQuarrie   Catherine McRae   J.R. MacQuarrie   Settlers of West River   Eastern Chronicle   Toney River   Toney Mills   Isabella Fraser   Isabella McRae   Christopher Lawrence   Christine Fraser McRae   Christine Fraser Lawrence   Pictou Advocate  
Song: To the Pioneer Settlers of West River, and Letter to the Editor of the Eastern Chronicle, published July 10, 1879

Letter to the Editor of the Eastern Chronicle from John McRae of "Sunny Summit," Toney River, Pictou County with a corrected and original poem (actually, a song), To the Pioneer Settlers of West River, written by his father, Alexander McRae, circa 1819.

Alexander McRae   John McRae   To the Pioneer Settlers of West River   Eastern Chronicle   West River   Watervale   Toney River   Roderick McRae   Allan McQaurrie   Catherine McQuarrie   Catherine McRae   Mary McQuarrie   James McRae   Mary McRae   Nancy McRae   Nancy Fraser  
Poem: The Toney in October by John McRae

The poem, The Toney in October, was written by John McRae in a year unknown. It was transcribed by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, the son of Allan and Catherine (McRae) McQuarrie, in 1959.

John McRae   Toney River  
Poem: Toney River Watchmen by John McRae

A very interesting poem written by John McRae in a year unknown. The typescript was provided by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, in 1959. The last two versus have a slightly different typset format and are from a second page.

John McRae   Temperence   Toney River Watchmen  
Poem: The Toney in December by John McRae

Poem written by John McRae of Toney River in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

John McRae   Toney River  
Poem: My Fair Annabelle by John McRae

Poem written by John McRae of Toney River in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

John McRae   Toney River  
Poem: The Winding Toney by John McRae

Poem by John McRae written in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

John McRae   Toney River  
The Old McRae Mill along the Toney River, Toney Mills, Pictou County

Photos of the old mills on the Toney River at Toney Mills, Pictou County circa 1930. A gristmill and sawmill were built by Alexander McRae circa 1855. His sons, John and Roderick McRae, operated the mills until the early to mid-1880s.

Toney Mills   Toney River   McRae Mill   Alexander McRae   John McRae   Roderick McRae   James MacKay   West River  
Pay note from James Fraser and John McRae

Written in 1869 in New Glasgow

Note on McLellans Mountain Cemetery

History of the fencing of the cemetery

1860s Surveying Notebook of Ebenezer McLeod, West River

Notebook used from 1860s-1870s for survey work throughout Pictou County by Ebenezer McLeod. Includes notes about jobs as well as maps.

The Mackenzies of Stonehouse, Cariboo Island, Pictou Co., N.S.

Family tree of John MacKenzie and Helen Ross

Pictou County Road Registry Index 1847 to 1868

Surnames beginning with R

MacDonald - Ancestors and Descendants

Pioneer Finlay McDonald, his wife Annie and their family

Memories of Long Ago by Cora McRae Hill

Cora McRae born 5 December 1868 to John McRae and Mary (Robertson)(Robson)McRae of Toney River, Pictou County, Nova Scotia.

Land of Nancy Fraser at Toney River 1880

The 1879 Meacham Atlas, Section 3, for Toney River, shows land belonging to "Widow Fraser" encompassing the mill pond, grist mill and saw mill on the Toney River. It borders John McRae's land to the north and Donald MacKenzie's farm to the west.

Fraser, MacKenzie, McKay, and Henderson Families Reunite at Trail, B.C., Canada circa 1925

Three generations of the Simon Fraser family and Al McKay and his wife Lillian and drove from Aberdeen Washington to Trail, British Columbia, Canada to reunite with relatives Jack and Jessie May (McKay) Henderson .

Adieu, The Winding Toney by John McRae, November 9, 1881

Song wrtitten by John McRae and printed for distribution to friends and family and sung at a gathering on the eve of his departure for Missouri in November 1881.

Poem: Welcome Sweet Summer by John McRae

This poem, Welcome Sweet Summer, with a pen sketch of John McRae, was printed in the Pictou Advocate in 1897. The typeset was provided by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, the son of Allan and Catherine (McRae) McQuarrie, in 1959.

Cora McRae Hill, daughter of John and Mary McRae, of Toney River

Photograph of Cora McRae Hill, daughter of John and Mary (Robertson) McRae. Cora wrote a manuscript titled, "Memories of Long Ago" about her childhood at Toney River and the family's move to Liberal, Missouri in the fall of 1881.

Pen Sketch of John McRae of Toney River, circa 1897

Pen sketch of John McRae of Toney River, drawn from a photograph. John's poem, Welcome Sweet Summer, the pen sketch, and a brief introduction of John McRae, the author of the poem, were published in the Pictou Advocate in 1897.

Emma Robertson McRae, daughter of John and Mary McRae, of Toney River

Emma Robertson McRae was a poet like her father and grandfather. She won awards for her poetry and was published many times. Her work, "The Little Red School House," was published in Bluenose magazine in Nova Scotia.

Ethel Drummond, Letter to the Editor, Pictou Advocate, August 1, 1973

Ethel Irene Drummond of Teulon, Manitoba, the great-granddaughter of Alexander McRae, wrote two letters to the editor of the Pictou Advocate that were published together on August 1, 1973.

Song: To the Pioneer Settlers of West River, and Letter to the Editor of the Eastern Chronicle, published July 10, 1879

Letter to the Editor of the Eastern Chronicle from John McRae of "Sunny Summit," Toney River, Pictou County with a corrected and original poem (actually, a song), To the Pioneer Settlers of West River, written by his father, Alexander McRae, circa 1819.

Poem: The Toney in October by John McRae

The poem, The Toney in October, was written by John McRae in a year unknown. It was transcribed by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, the son of Allan and Catherine (McRae) McQuarrie, in 1959.

Poem: Toney River Watchmen by John McRae

A very interesting poem written by John McRae in a year unknown. The typescript was provided by his nephew, Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, in 1959. The last two versus have a slightly different typset format and are from a second page.

Poem: The Toney in December by John McRae

Poem written by John McRae of Toney River in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

Poem: My Fair Annabelle by John McRae

Poem written by John McRae of Toney River in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

Poem: The Winding Toney by John McRae

Poem by John McRae written in year unknown. Typescript by Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, 1959.

The Old McRae Mill along the Toney River, Toney Mills, Pictou County

Photos of the old mills on the Toney River at Toney Mills, Pictou County circa 1930. A gristmill and sawmill were built by Alexander McRae circa 1855. His sons, John and Roderick McRae, operated the mills until the early to mid-1880s.