Description

Personal diary of Alexander Forbes, Jr. of North Dalhousie,1883

Have a suggestion?

Know something about this document? Log in or create an account to share your knowledge.

Diary of Alexander Forbes, Jr. of North Dalhousie, 1883

Type: word
Views: 1,395
Source: Joyce Stewart
File ID: 92-22
File Location: vault, copied material, box#8
Added: Feb 19, 2016
Contributed by: Teresa MacKenzie

Tags

Robert Sutherland 1883 1870 Donald Ross Duncan McKenzie 1821 funeral Daniel McKenzie West Branch Scotsburn Dalhousie Mountain Gaelic diary Sutherlandshire Clyne personal 1807 Clythe Caithness emigrated 1830 North Dalhousie Dalhousie Mount Dalhousie Mtn. Dorothy Gordon Joseph McCulloch Dr. William McKenzie Rev. McDougall Nancy Sutherland Donald Sutherland Annie B Urquhart George Ross Merion Ross Dr. Norrie Riversdale Dan Forbes Maggie Forbes Elizabeth Forbes John Forbes Alexander Forbes Jessie Forbes W McKenzie Rev. D. McKenzie Mrs. Walter Campbell Mrs. W. Ross Alexander Douglas family cemetery escutcheon Mrs. McWilliams George McKay

Related Documents

PDF

Will of Mary Ann Underwood of River John, Pictou Co., NS

Copy of Will of Mary Ann Underwood of River John, Pictou Co., NS, wife of John Underwood

will William McDonald 1888

DOC

Black River Cemetery

Part of the Ritchie Records

word cemetery Ritchie Cemetery Records

PDF

Will of John McDonald of Sunny Brae, East River of Pictou, Pictou Co., NS

Copy of Will of John McDonald of Sunny Brae, East River of Pictou, Pictou Co., NS, Widower

will 1884 1883

Seaview Cemetery - Alexander Sutherland

Seaview Cemetery - tombstone of Alexander Sutherland: In Memory of Alexander Sutherland Cariboo A Native of Sutherlandshire Scotland who departed this life December 27, 1865; Aged 50 years. Leaving a wife and 8 children...

image Cariboo Sutherlandshire

PDF

James McDonald of West River Letter

Letter for James McDonald of West River, from J. C. MacDonald

word James McDonald letter

Lease, Ebenezer McLeod and Wife to Robert Archibald, 1866

Lease for larger tract of land formerly owned by Samuel Archibald, then his wife Catherine, in Middle River.

image David Archibald MacLeod