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Margaret Ann MacLean
1900–1969
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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. She was twenty-two, born and resident on Pictou Island. The registration names her parents as Duncan H. McCallum and Helen McSwain; the middle initial and maternal surname follow the retained transcription, and no wider parental identity is inferred. Their son Gerald Oswald’s contemporary birth entry of 8 August 1922 independently names Margaret Ann McCallum. The 1931 census records her as Maggie with John H. and children Gerald, Joyce, Flossie, Anderson and Alvin. Her shared Church Cemetery memorial C-013 records 1900–1969; daughter Joyce is commemorated nearby at C-014. These sources establish her maiden name and parental names without assigning her father to another Duncan MacCallum branch.
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Daniel MacCallum & Susanna Robertson MacCallum
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- John H. MacLean ↔ spouse of Margaret Ann MacLean
- John H. MacLean → parent of Joyce MacLean
- Margaret Ann MacLean → parent of Joyce MacLean
- John H. MacLean → parent of Flossie MacDonald
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- Margaret Ann MacLean → parent of Flossie MacDonald
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- Flossie MacDonald ↔ sibling of Joyce MacLean
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