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Archie Kinnely McDermid
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Name Archie Kinnely McDermid [1] Birth 10 May 1861 Lochaber, Quebec
Gender Male Death 18 Nov 1941 [2] Person ID I174 Elliott-McDermid Last Modified 31 Jan 2018
Father John McDermid, b. Feb 1810, Scotland
d. Yes, date unknown Mother Mary McMillan, b. Dec 1816 d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 7 Oct 1847 Presbyterian Church, Cumberland, Ontario
- "I certify that John McDermid of Lochaber in the County of Ottawa and province of Canada, Farmer, and Mary McMillan of the same place, spinster, were by due publication of banns married by me, at Cumberland in the County of Russell and province aforesaid, on the seventh day of October, one thousand, eight hundred and forty-seven.
George Bell,Minister.
Presbyterian Church, Buckingham and Lochaber
Registration signed by Duncan McDermid and Dugald Mc?? Folio thirty-ninth."
Family ID F44 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- "I certify that John McDermid of Lochaber in the County of Ottawa and province of Canada, Farmer, and Mary McMillan of the same place, spinster, were by due publication of banns married by me, at Cumberland in the County of Russell and province aforesaid, on the seventh day of October, one thousand, eight hundred and forty-seven.
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Notes - Generally lived as a loner. According to Isabel Elliott, he owned property in Mexico and it was rumoured also had a woman there. However, some problems arose and he was unable to get into the U.S. to get to Mexico so was forced to stay in Canada. He lived in a house with his sisters Mary Margaret, Mary Ann and Jessie until their deaths and then alone until he died when fire consumed the home.
Alternate name was Archibald F.
- Generally lived as a loner. According to Isabel Elliott, he owned property in Mexico and it was rumoured also had a woman there. However, some problems arose and he was unable to get into the U.S. to get to Mexico so was forced to stay in Canada. He lived in a house with his sisters Mary Margaret, Mary Ann and Jessie until their deaths and then alone until he died when fire consumed the home.
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