Notes:

"Clifford and Kenny MacLean's wife, Eleanor Mason MacLean, proofread thebook, "Kirk in Glengarry" written by another cousin, Rev. Donald NeilMacMillan, wherein errors are made about our gtgt grandfather, DonaldCameron, killed March 1809, etc. Both Rev. Donald Neil and Clifford toldme they had relied upon Mr. Harkness' book on SDandG as 'research'material. Harkness' book should never be used for genealogical research!

Eleanor Mason, Kenny's wife, was from NIagara and was not familiar withthe MacMillan lines of descent. I remember when Kenny married Eleanor.My Grandmother MacLean lived across the street from their home. "
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

Fraser + Hanna Macmillan. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"John "The Widow" McMillan married Jane McLean in 1859 and were thegrandparents of Hannah McMillan McRae .This John McMillan was a brotherto my Margaret McMillan McAuley. Margaret married Alexander McAuley in1847 and lived in Roxborough Lot 36 Concession 7.
Clifford McRae wrote this to me years ago, but I was never able tofind out anything about the "Widow" part.
...Hannah McMillan married Fraser McRae and were the parents of Clifford.Hannah's parents were Angus John McMillan and Catherine ( Kate) Cameronmarried 1884.
From E.M. Dalton

Angus married Catherine "Kate" (Twin) Cameron in 1884. Catherine (daughter of Duncan (Big Clunes of 21-4 Finch) Cameron and Margaret Macmillan) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"Aunt Kate's daughter, Jane (she was called Sine as a child), marriedDuncan MacMillan (a descendant of Roman John)."
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

"My Aunt Maggy(Margaret) Cameron was the twin sister to my Aunt KateCameron the wife of Uncle Angus John MacMillan, her first cousin (bothdescended from Donald Cameron(my gtgt). Uncle Angus John also descendedfrom Angus of Callich through the son, John(the 'Widow' MacMillans). Mypoor mother thought that I would be a 'twin', because there was a habitof twins in the Cameron line."
From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

Notes:

1) John MacMillan married Jane MacLean, and the children were:

(i) Angus John(my granduncle) married Kate Cameron (my grandfather'ssister).
(ii) Katie MacMillan married John Morrison and the children wereMargaret (Peg who is still alive and in upper mid nineties); Hugh; Jane;Auley and Christina (all dec.)
(iii) Jack MacMillan married Marjory MacMIllan (Johnnie Hughie Archie'ssister).

"the 'Widow' MacMillans (nickname for the family of John MacMillan (sonof Angus of Callich) who was married to the daughter of Donald Cameron(Clunes), killed March 1809, Lot 21, Conc. 4,(Cameron School), Finch.That genealogy was from family sources (JGC, Cath. Cameron, AK, Sadie,Cassie).older members of family."

from Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO

John married Jane Maclean in 1859. Jane (daughter of Kenneth (of House of Ardgour) Maclean and Mary (of House of Lochbuie) Maclean) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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."
From Margaret Cameron, Long Sault, Ontario

Duncan + Margaret Macmillan. Margaret (daughter of Archibald (of Callich & 20-3 Finch) Macmillan and Marjory Macmillan) was born about 1820; died in 1861. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"A John MacMillan(b. 1825) brother to my gt grandmother, MargaretMacMillan, b. 1819", (based on census 1851 which is out by three years,so I think she was born about 1820/23. The church records of St. Luke'swere destroyed) From Margaret Cameron