Notes:

"a brother, Johnny Archie MacMillan (b. 1825 - tombstone) to my gtgrandmother, Margaret MacMillan (married to Duncan Cameron (1808-1890),Lot 21, Conc. 4, Finch Township, son of Donald Cameron (Clunes), killedMarch 1809 by a falling tree while building his log cabin, Lot 21, Conc.4 Finch Township. He and his brother, Allan (sons of John Cameron(Clunes)(1725-1824), and Mary Cameron of Glennevis (1739=1830)(tombstone)Lot 6, 4 Cornwall (Stormont), 'went north' to Finch Township in 1808.Donald, my gtgt, was killed within the year. His only son was first whitemale born within Finch Township. My brother, Donald, and one othercousin, were the only male descendants of Donald with the name 'Cameron'in my generation"
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

"From the time I was very small I heard about how 'Donald and hisbrother, Allan, 'went north' to Finch in 1808. The farm (Lot 21-4 Finch)was in the family from 1808, but, from what I was told, there was aproperty mixup (i.e. - the four Camerons who had trekked in from Lochiel- Alexander Cameron and his four sons --also with the names Allan Donaldetc) with the Camerons in the concession south of them (the four who hadhiked in from Lochiel Township). But my Dad's first cousins were relatedto that Cameron family through their 'grandmother' not through the maleline from 'OUR Donald, and this has been a mix for the local gen. "
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO (7th October2002)

"The South Branch Road is really the 4th Conc. road. The original farmwas at the corner of McConnell Avenue(Cornwall, Ontario) and the SouthBranch Road(4th), at the extreme northeast corner of the town.. "
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO (23 February2003)

John + Mary (of Glennevis & Cornwall Ont) Cameron. Mary (daughter of Alexander (12Th Glen Nevis) Macsorlie-Cameron and Mary (of Dungallon) Cameron) was born in 1739; died in 1830; was buried in Lot 6, Conc. 4, (South Branch) Cornwall Township, (Stormont),. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"My father took great pride in his descent from the Glennevis Camerons.The tombstone for John Cameron, my gtgtgt, and his wife, Mary Cameron isin a small graveyard about six miles from here(Lot 6, Conc. 4, CornwallTownship(now called South Stormont).. The writing on the tombstone isquite legible
It. states, Mary Cameron 1739-1830 'Of' Glennevis'. I had a photo of thetombstone but I gave it to a cousin. I shall try to get a copy for you.I was always told that her father was Alexander Cameron , Chieftain ofGlennevis(12th), but there are so many books 'coming out' I become dizzy'with all the controversies, etc. Many people called Mary by the name,Lady Mary(which I think is ridiculous), but the 'lady' was just a Gaelictranslation, not an English title, which, as my father said, showed herdescent from the Chiefs of Lochiel and Chieftains of Glennevis. Menzieswas not a family name."
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

Alexander + Mary (of Dungallon) Cameron. Mary (daughter of Archibald (1st of Dungallon) Cameron and Isobel (of Locheil) Cameron) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Allan + (of Foyers) Fraser. (of and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Archibald + Isobel (of Locheil) Cameron. Isobel (daughter of Sir Ewen Dubh (of Lochiel, 17th Chief) Cameron and Jean (of Urie) Barclay) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]