James Ward MacCallum
James Ward MacCallum belonged to the Pictou Island MacCallum family remembered by Ruth Munro as the family of “Little Dan” and Susan MacCallum.
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James Ward & Dolina Maud MacCallum — historic survey memorial
1884–1973; 1888–1975
Memorial / burial status
This memorial was recorded in the early-2000s cemetery survey. Its current physical status is being rechecked; the record does not independently establish burial or interment.
Memorial record details
ROOTS-068 identifies a memorial record, not a grave or plot number.
Memorial photographs
No current PIHS field photograph is linked to this historical survey record.
Historic survey photographs
These early-2000s views document the memorial at the time of the survey; they do not establish its current condition.
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Words recorded in the early-2000s survey
James Ward MacCallum; Dolina Maud MacLean
1884–1973; 1888–1975
People remembered here
James Ward MacCallum
1884–1973
Historic memorial transcription; current physical location has not been confirmed. This record does not independently establish interment.
Read biography →Dolina MacCallum
1888–1975
Historic memorial transcription; current physical location has not been confirmed. This record does not independently establish interment.
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Dolina MacCallum
Dolina Maud MacLean MacCallum appears in Island records under both Dolina and the familiar form Dollie.
Read biography →Family connections
- Spouse Dolina Maud MacLean MacCallum
- children Ona, Andrew, Isabel and Carl documented in 1931
- brother Chester R. MacCallum
- Little Dan/Susan MacCallum family supported by Munro
- Spouse James Ward MacCallum
- Chester R. MacCallum was Ward’s brother
- Daughter of Charles McLean and Annabell McCallum McLean (accepted family reconstruction)
Related PIHS history
Related history has not yet been attached to a biography.
Location in cemetery
Recorded in the early-2000s cemetery survey · current physical status being rechecked. Source-plan Row 2; relative placement is reconstructed, not surveyed.
Map →Sources and photo credits
PIHS memorial record: ROOTS-068.
Historic cemetery survey and transcription: Pictou County Roots Society, supplied through the Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library.
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