Pioneer Finlay McDonald, his wife Annie and their family

Letter written by Alexander Cameron to his brother and sister in 1817.

Land grants along West, Middle and East Rivers of Pictou County, Nova Scotia

Cassie Fraser

Disposition of a parcel of land from the Nancy Ann (McRae) Fraser estate, February 16, 1893. Nancy Fraser died on February 9, 1893. She was the widow of James Fraser of Toney River. This land Is where the mill pond, grist mill and saw mill once stood.

Deed - James and Nancy Fraser to their son, Alexander "Alex" Fraser, the western half of the Fraser family farm at Toney River containing 75 acres, dated October 11, 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.

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 .

This photo was found in my great-grandparents home in Aberdeen, Washington. Simon and Jessie (MacKenzie) relocated from Stellarton to Aberdeen in July 1898. The individuals must have been close friends or relatives. Do you recognize these young people?

Deed transferring 75 acres, or one-half of the farm previously owned byJames Fraser of Toney River, deceased, to Alexander Henderson. This farm land was deeded from James Fraser to his sons Alex and Simon Fraser before his death on November 3, 1880.

Deed transferring 75 acres, or one-half of the farm previously owned byJames Fraser of Toney River, deceased, to Alexander Henderson. This farm land was deeded from James Fraser to his sons Alex and Simon Fraser before his death on November 3, 1880.

Simon Roderick Fraser and Jessie Ann (MacKenzie) Fraser and their daughter Margaret Matilda Fraser (4 years old) prior to their emigration to Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, Washington, U.S.A. in July 1898

This photo was taken by Colin S. MacKenzie of MacKenzie Photo Co. at Aberdeen around the time Al McKay, at age 21, emigrated to Aberdeen from Toney River, N.S. in March 1904. Al's uncle, Simon Fraser, is about 45 years old in this photograph.

Tintype photograph of Simon Roderick Fraser, seated, with an unidentified young man. the photograph was probably taken around the year 1880 when Simon was 20 years old. It was also around the time his father, James Fraser, passed.

Photograph of Simon Roderick Fraser, son of James and Nancy (McRae) Fraser of Toney River. The photo comes from the archives of Ethel Drummond. Ethel identified this photo as being Simon Fraser, the cousin of her mother Christine Fraser (McRae) Lawrence.

Studio Photo of Simon Roderick Fraser (R) & Alfred Samuel "Al" McKay (L) c. 1910. Taken by Colin S. McKenzie, McKenzie Photo Co., Aberdeen, Washington USA

Copy of a photo of Lord Lovat's visit to Pictou, along with Lt. Gov. John Fraser