Notice in the Eastern Chronicle, December 25, 1879, of the death of Donald MacKenzie of Toney River, on December 4, 1879. He was from Sutherlandshire, Scotland and 86 years six months. The notice fails to list any surviving family members.

Allan and Catherine (McRae) McQuarrie of Carnoustie, Saskatchewan and formerly of Toney River.

Isabella (McRae) McQuarrie, daughter of Alexander and Isabella McRae of Toney River. Isabella married Daniel Lauchlin McQuarrie, son of Lauchlin and Nancy McQuarrie of Scotch Hill. I am interested in more information on Daniel and Isabella McQuarrie.

Roderick and Catherine Anne (McQuarrie) McRae of Roscanville, Saskatchewan and formerly of Toney River. Roderick is the son of Alexander and Isabella McRae of Toney River. Catherine is the daughter of Donald and Catherine McQuarrie of Toney River.

Christy (McRae) MacMillan is the youngest of ten children born to Alexander and Isabella McRae of Toney River. She died in 1944 at Winnipeg at the age of 102. She never remarried after the loss of her husband William MacMillan in December 1915.

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

Photograph of Margaret Barbara MacKenzie of Toney River. The photograph was taken at Boston. Margaret died not long after she returned from her trip to Boston. She died in 1893 and is buried at Riverwalk Cemetery at Toney Mills.

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.

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.

Annie Agnes McMaster Sellers, Abel Sellers and their children

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.

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A release of the ownership of 75 shares of stock in the Elk River Logging Company created by and owned by Al Mckay to his wife Lillian on the date of his death on 29 March 1939, and witnessed by his cousin Margaret Matilda Fraser (Bailey), my grandmother

A copy of a Certificate for 75 Shares of Capital Stock at $100 per share in the Elk River Logging Company issued by Alfred McKay, by Alfred McKay, President. The company was capitalized at $15,000.

Studio Photo of Alfred Samuel "Al" McKay c. 1910

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

Portrait and reverse of full body photo for John and Euphemina Johnson, Born on Isle of Coll, Scotland Died in Toney River/ Hodson Pictou Co.

Account of the events that inspired John Morgan's poem about the Little Runt