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Flossie MacDonald
12 Jul 1925–23 Jun 1991
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Flossie MacDonald is commemorated at Church Cemetery memorial C-015, which records 1925–1991. The 1931 census records Flossie MacLean, age five, in the John H. and Maggie MacLean household; a 1942 Sunday School photograph also identifies her. A 1949 marriage record identifies Flossie Donella MacLean, daughter of John Hector MacLean and Margaret Ann MacCallum, as the bride of Orland Dunn MacDonald, documenting the MacLean-to-MacDonald surname transition reflected in later Island records.
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- Nova Scotia Archives marriage 1949-03145, ID 299120: https://archives.novascotia.ca/vital-statistics/marriage/?ID=299120
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195 enumerated residents in 37 original census family units. These are source households, not inferred genealogical branches or street addresses. Cancelled entries are excluded; source spellings and recorded ages are retained.
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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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