Church Cemetery

Flossie MacDonald

12 July 1925–23 June 1991

Memorial / burial status

Physical memorial recorded. Memorial presence is kept separate from independent proof of burial or interment.

Memorial record details

C-015 identifies a memorial record, not a grave or plot number.

Memorial photographs

Flossie MacDonaldEnlarge & zoom
Flossie MacDonald · PIHS Church Cemetery field photograph
Flossie MacDonaldEnlarge & zoom
Another view of this memorial · PIHS Church Cemetery field photograph

Historic survey photographs

These early-2000s views document the memorial at the time of the survey; they do not establish its current condition.

Flossie MacDonald — historic survey view 1Enlarge & zoom
Early-2000s photograph: Pictou County Roots Society, supplied through the Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library. Used with permission.
Flossie MacDonald — historic survey view 2Enlarge & zoom
Early-2000s photograph: Pictou County Roots Society, supplied through the Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library. Used with permission.

Words on the stone

Flossie MacDonald

12 July 1925–23 June 1991

People remembered here

Flossie MacDonald

12 Jul 1925–23 Jun 1991

The memorial establishes a family or commemorative relationship. It does not by itself prove burial or interment at this location.

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Island stories

Flossie MacDonald

Flossie MacDonald is commemorated at Church Cemetery memorial C-015, which records 1925–1991.

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Family connections

  • Daughter of John Hector MacLean and Margaret Ann MacCallum
  • Wife of Orland Dunn MacDonald; marriage recorded 6 July 1949

Related PIHS history

Location in cemetery

Current memorial · location reconstructed from the early-2000s cemetery survey. Source-plan Row 4; relative placement is reconstructed, not surveyed.

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Sources and photo credits

PIHS memorial record: C-015.

Field photographs: PIHS.

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Historic cemetery survey and transcription: Pictou County Roots Society, supplied through the Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library.

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