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Cameron Family Tree
Samuel Cameron, born in the parish of Urquhart, Inverness County North Britain (later known as Scotland) came to Pictou, Nova Scotia in 1773 aboard the ship Hector and settled in Merigomish. He married Mary Fraser. They had three daughters and seven sons. Daughters were: Christina, Margaret and Anne Sophia. Sons were John, Donald, Samuel, Hugh (Alexander Duncan), Samuel and James.
Donald married Jane Hogan. Their children were James Alexander and William. Girls were Sarah, Anne Sophia, and Mary; a baby who died in early life.
Alexander married Annie Cochran Collind. They had ten children: Mary Jane, James William, Ada, Richard Francis, Alexander John Henry, Ernest Eldon, Anne Sophia, Grover Cleveland and Garnet.
Ernest Eldon married Stella Prest of Mooseland. They had two children, Ralph Cleveland, born September 3, 1906 and Myrna Margaret born January 28, 1909.
Ralph married Hannah Glawson, born May 5, 1905. They had a son and a daughter.
*There is more to this file, contact McCulloch House Museum and Genealogy Centre
Cameron Family Tree
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