John H. MacLean
John H. MacLean, recorded as John Hector McLean in his marriage registration, married Margaret Ann McCallum at the First Church manse in Pictou on 20 April 1922.
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John H. & Margaret Ann MacLean
1898–1969 / 1900–1969
Memorial / burial status
Physical memorial recorded. Memorial presence is kept separate from independent proof of burial or interment.
Memorial record details
C-013 identifies a memorial record, not a grave or plot number.
Memorial photographs
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These early-2000s views document the memorial at the time of the survey; they do not establish its current condition.
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John H. & Margaret Ann MacLean
1898–1969 / 1900–1969
Shared memorial
People remembered here
John H. MacLean
1898–1969
The memorial establishes a family or commemorative relationship. It does not by itself prove burial or interment at this location.
Read biography →Margaret Ann MacLean
1900–1969
The memorial establishes a family or commemorative relationship. It does not by itself prove burial or interment at this location.
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Margaret Ann MacLean
Margaret Ann MacLean was recorded as Margaret Ann McCallum when she married John Hector McLean at the First Church manse in Pictou on 20 April 1922.
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- Spouse: Margaret Ann MacLean
- children Gerald, Joyce, Flossie, Anderson and Alvin
- Daughter: Joyce MacLean, commemorated separately at Church memorial C-014
- Son of Torquil MacLean and Isabella “Bell” MacLean
- Spouse: John H. MacLean
- Daughter of Duncan H. McCallum and Helen McSwain (parents named in the marriage record; wider identities unassigned)
Related PIHS history
Location in cemetery
Current memorial · location reconstructed from the early-2000s cemetery survey. Source-plan Row 3; relative placement is reconstructed, not surveyed.
Map →Sources and photo credits
PIHS memorial record: C-013.
Field photographs: PIHS.
Open original photograph →Historic cemetery survey and transcription: Pictou County Roots Society, supplied through the Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library.
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