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20 Mar 2001 - Reference page 57 in the Medlam PDF Files. When her husband left her Minnie Bell was in very poor circumstances. Nevertheless she was determined that her son Cameron would have the opportunity for a good education. | Cameron, Minnie Bell (I4763)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference page 58 in the Medlam PDF Files. Colin was a Millwright in Lochaber, Antigonish County. | Chisholm, Colin (I4776)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference page 60 in the Medlam PDF Files. Hugh Joseph commissioned Dr. Harriet Thrasher to compile a History of the Chisholms which was printed in New York in 1935 for private circulation. Hugh Joseph presented Margaret Theodora Medlam with a complimentary copy.
24 Jul 2003 - Data downloaded from Burke's Peerage & Gentry stated that he graduated from Yale in 1908 and from the Harvard Law School in 1911. | Chisholm, Hugh Joseph (I4803)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference page 61 in the Medlam PDF Files. | Knox, William Henry (I4720)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference page 62 in the Medlam PDF Files. | Miller, Robert (I4802)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference pages 55 & 57 in the Medlam PDF Files. | Chisholm, Austin Hugh (I4706)
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20 Mar 2001 - Reference pages 57 & 59 in the Medlam PDF Files. Hugh farmed 100 acres and kept the books for Stellarton Mines in Nova Scotia. | Chisholm, Hugh (I4745)
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20 May 2001 - Reference page 77, Vol 1, in the History of Antigonish by Ray MacLean for her name, her brothers and parents.
20 Nov 2003 - Reference Peter Duncan Fraser for her corrected dates of birth and death. | MacRae, Ann (I6092)
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20 Nov 2003 - According to Peter Duncan Fraser, Catherine emigrated to Boston and ran the household for an inflential family; the Cabots. | Fraser, Catherine Belle (I7457)
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20 Nov 2003 - Peter Duncan Fraser pointed out that his father Hugh was an animator for the Walt Disney Studios from 1935 to 1953 and drew many of Walt Disney feature cartoons including Fantasia, Pinnochio, Dumbo, Wind and the Willows, Peter Pan, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, etc. | Fraser, Hugh Duncan (I7451)
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20 Sep 2001 - DJC has concluded that this is the Duncan shown on page 222 in the "History of Inverness County" as being the father of Catherine MacDonell married to Angus Chisholm.
Reference should be made to Duncan and his wife Isabel shown on pages 50 & 53 in the Medlam PDF Files and the fact that they and their children all emigrated to Cape Breton.
17 Mar 2003 - This family and their numerous descendants will be found on a Family Tree Maker File prepared by Duncan J. Chisholm named MabouPioneers. The names of spouses in some cases are missing from this Chisholm File but will be found on the MabouPioneers File. | MacDonell, Duncan (I4376)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chisholm, Colin "Collie" (I6879)
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21 Apr 2001 - Duncan J. Chisholm has a copy of a memo in his Files dated May 29, 1893, from his brother, Colin(7) to Mrs. Angus Beaton, Rear Little Judique, Inverness County, in which Colin(7) stated that Rev. Archibald (Western District), Dalnoth, was his brother. He was a strong man, died comparatively young, killed by hard work. | Chisholm, Rev. Archibald (I4486)
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21 Apr 2001 - MacKenzie on page 145 stated that Duncan was a Coal Merchant in Inverness, Scotland.
11 May 2001 - Colin Chisholm(7) in his memo to Mrs Angus Beaton from Rear Little Judique stated that Duncan had no children. | Chisholm, Duncan (I4493)
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21 Apr 2001 - MacKenzie on page 145 stated that he was a Tacksman in Glencarron and that his wife's name was May not Mary as stated by Medlam. | Chisholm, Alexander (I4487)
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21 Jun 2003 - Reference should be made to the notes for his mother detailing how she saved John's life. | MacKenzie, John Roy (I4234)
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21 Mar 2001 - Her father was referred to as Grant IV. | Grant, Mary (I4843)
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21 Mar 2001 - Reference page 100 in the Medlam PDF Files. Margaret was a grand daughter of Elizabeth Stewart, who was a grand daughter of Joanna Beaufort and John Stewart. Joanna was a daughter of John of Gaunt, son of King Edward III of England; her first husband was James I, King of Scots. | MacKenzie, Margaret (I4221)
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21 Mar 2001 - Reference pages 100 & 101 in the Medlam PDF Files. He was also married to an unnamed daughter of a Kenneth MacRae.
22 Mar 2001 - John commanded about 200 Clansmen at the Battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715. Roderick XXI was Chief and was present but did not take command as he was too young. At that time John and Roderick had signed a loyal address to George I of England on his accession in 1714 but as this address was ignored they and many other Highland Chiefs fought against the Georgian forces in 1715.
In 1727 Alexander Chisholm of Muckerach redeemed the Strathglass and other lands forefeited by Roderick XXI after the Battle of Sheriffmuir. In 1728 he made over to John(2) for 12,000 merks, the Knockfin and Buntait lands, which had been forefeited.
He had an unnamed daughter who married a MacDonell of Ardnabee, from whom is descended Bishop MacDonell of Kingston, Ontario.
21 Jun 2003 - The first name of this daughter and that of her husband was provided by Clan Fraser. | Chisholm(2), John "Iain Ruadh" (I4842)
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21 May 2001 - John drowned in Gaspereau Lake trying to retrieve a duck that he had shot. He had been a School Teacher. | Fraser, John (I6131)
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21 May 2001 - Reference page 99, Vol 1, in the History of Antigonish by Ray MacLean. David settled at Fraser's Grant. | Fraser, David (I6094)
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21 May 2001 - Reference page 99, Vol 1, in the History of Antigonish by Ray MacLean. John also settled at Fraser's Grant. | Fraser, John (I6089)
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21 May 2001 - Reference page 99, Vol 1, in the History of Antigonish by Ray MacLean. Thomas also settled in Fraser's Grant.
21 Jan 2003 - There were two Thomas Frasers on File until today when they were merged by DJC based on hand written notes on a letter dated May 29, 1893, from a Colin Chisholm in Scotland to Mrs. Angus Beaton in Rear Little Judique. This note written by an S. McNamee (Sadie Chisholm) stated that her maternal grand-mother was a daughter of Tom Chisholm, brother to Bishop Fraser, who had married a Colin Chisholm.
20 Nov 2003 - Peter Duncan Fraser provided date of death from his headstone and age at death, yielding abt. 1789 as year of birth. Previous year of birth on file had been abt. 1792. | Fraser, Thomas (I6710)
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21 Nov 2001 - Annie died unmarried. | Chisholm, Annie Margaret (I4413)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chisholm, John Patrick "Pat" (I6944)
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21 Sep 2002 - His family can be found on a Family Tree Maker File prepared by Duncan J. Chisholm named MabouPioneers. His parents names and the full name of his wife and himself came out of an Obituary Notice found by DJC on Don MacFarlane's Web Page. | MacFarlane, Angus Cameron (I6984)
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21 Sep 2002 - Sadie lived in Calgary, Alberta.
26 Feb 2003 - Rod Chisholm located a memo at the Antigonish Heritage Museum dated May 29, 1893, from Colin Chisholm, Namur Cottage, Inverness, Scotland, addressed to Mrs. Angus Beaton, Rear Little Judique, which contained a hand written note signed by S. McNamee, stating the following, "My mother was a grand neice of Bishop Fraser. My maternal grandmother was a daughter of Tom Fraser, a brother of Bishop Fraser. She married Colin Chisholm." | Chisholm, Sarah Christina "Sadie" (I7001)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chisholm, Mary Beatrice "Mary B" (I6980)
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21 Sep 2002 - She was a niece of Bishop William Fraser and daughter of a Thomas Fraser, who at this time still requires research.
21 Jan 2003 - Thomas Fraser has been merged with another Thomas Fraser. Refer to his notes. | Fraser, Anne "Nancy" (I6709)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MacDonald, Michael Joseph "Mike the Hound" (I6974)
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21 Sep 2002 - There is some confusion re the data attributed to him which DJC will try to clarify. In a 1935 Obituary Notice sent DJC by Roderick Chisholm in Hamilton, it stated that his wife's name was Anne. John had been ill with Pneumonia and had made a good recovery but died of a blood clot just when he was ready to leave for home. He had been a native of Pomquet River but moved to St. Andrew's in 1912.
Page 221 in "Drummer on Foot" describes a Powder Horn that in 1916 was in the possession of John C. Chisholm. It was brought to Canada by his grandfather; John "Donn" Chisholm who received it in Scotland from one of his Chisholm ancestors. This ancestor had been engaged in a battle during some troublesome times in the Highlands and came across a wounded soldier whom he was unable to assist at that time but did cover him with some turf so as to conceal him from view. In due course this wounded soldier recovered and later had the opportunity of introducing his benefactor to his father who bestowed a Powder Horn on this Chisholm. It was marked with Number 1689 which must have indicated the year that this antique object was executed. | Chisholm, John C. "Widow" (I6374)
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22 Apr 2001 - MacKenzie stated that Duncan died unmarried. | Chisholm, Duncan (I4448)
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22 Aug 2001 - Alexander married in the West.
17 Oct 2001 - Donald Chisholm from Cornwall, Ontario, today handed DJC an Obituary Notice for Alexander when DJC visited the Cornwall Heritage Center. Alexander attended College at Kingston, Ontario, and then entered the services of the Hudson's Bay Company, with whom he worked for fourteen years. Before his death he had resided in Payton for the previous 25 years. He wife preceded him in 1929. He left one son Angus and six daughters. | Chisholm, Alexander Roderick (I6134)
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22 Aug 2001 - Hannah never married. | Chisholm, Hannah (I6138)
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22 Aug 2001 - He died in the West. | Chisholm, Sheldon (I3623)
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22 Aug 2001 - He was first stated to have been a son of Colonel Alexander in an email message DJC recently received from Donald Chisholm in Cornwall. Page 347 in the "History of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Counties" simply mentions his name without quoting parentage.
23 Oct 2001 - Reference Sheet2, Chart 4, prepared by Duncan "Darby" MacDonald. Rev. Chisholm obtained his Doctoreate in Rome. | Chisholm, Rev. James J. (I4704)
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22 Aug 2001 - Jane never married. | Chisholm, Jane (I6135)
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22 Aug 2001 - Reference email message recently received from Donald Chisholm in Cornwall. | Chisholm, Catherine (I6136)
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22 Aug 2001 - Reference recent email message received from Donald Chisholm in Cornwall. | Chisholm, Mary (I6137)
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22 Jun 2003 - William died young. | Fraser, William (I7431)
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22 Mar 2001 - Andrew was resident in Colorado Springs. | Chisholm, Andrew (I4966)
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22 Mar 2001 - Angus was an Ensign in the Royal Africa Corps and died in Africa. | MacRae, Angus (I4887)
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22 Mar 2001 - Colin was an Ensign in the Royal Africa Corps and died in Africa. | MacRae, Colin (I4886)
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22 Mar 2001 - Donald "Mor" was one of the Breac Chisholms who settled in Antigonish County.
25 Jan 2004 - Marleen Hubley via Allan Gillis stated that he sailed in June 1803 on the "Aurora of Glasgow" with Donald "Og" Chisholm. | Chisholm, Donald "Mor" (I4921)
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22 Mar 2001 - Hugh died of measles while attending the University of Edinburgh. | Chisholm, Hugh Fraser (I4870)
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22 Mar 2001 - John was resident in Colorado Springs. | Chisholm(10), John (I4965)
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22 Mar 2001 - Josephine died in infancy. | Chisholm, Josephine (I4929)
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22 Mar 2001 - Juliana was a Nun at Swansea in England. | Chisholm, Sister Juliana Charlotte (I4874)
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22 Mar 2001 - Lieut. Thomas served with the Madras Fusiliers. | Chisholm, Lieut. Thomas Alexander (I4872)
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22 Mar 2001 - Lieut. William served with the Madras Artillery. | Chisholm, Lieutenant William (I4875)
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