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John C. MacDonald
1847–1935
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John C. MacDonald is commemorated at R7-013 with Margaret C. MacDonald. The memorial records 1847–1935. The original 5 December 1878 Pictou marriage records John McC. McDonald and Margaret C. McCallum as an Island-born and resident couple. Margaret’s 1950 death registration identifies her as John C. MacDonald’s widow. These civil sources establish the spouse relationship separately from the memorial transcription; the earlier initial form is preserved as written.
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Daniel MacCallum & Susanna Robertson MacCallum
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Jessie McPhail
Jessie McPhail
Parent of John C. MacDonald. This family entry preserves the relationships reported by the sources below; further life details have not been established.
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- John C. MacDonald ↔ spouse of Margaret C. MacDonald
- Jessie McPhail → parent of John C. MacDonald
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- John C. MacDonald → parent of Jessie MacDonald
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- Margaret C. MacDonald → parent of Jessie MacDonald
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