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Canada / Re: John McKay/MacKay in Cape Breton
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 22:50 GMT (UK)  »
Hi;

Yes, Flora is from Rum as far as I know Hector came with all his children. I am from Donald Maclean. One of many Hector's sons. Beyond who she married or certificates. Good luck found this just an FYI

Hector MacLean
Born [date unknown] in Isle of Rum, Invernessshire, Scotland
Son of Charles MacLean and Flora MacLean
Brother of Alexander MacLean andAllan MacLean
Husband of Mary (MacIntosh) MacLean — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Father of Donald MacLean, Kenneth MacLean, John MacLean andCharles MacLean
Died before July 3, 1855 in Margaree, Inverness County, Nova Scotia
Profile manager: George MacLean 

The first MacLean to settle at Whale Cove was Hector, who was born in the Isle of Rum, Scotland. He was married in Scotland to Mary McIntosh and had a family of seven, all of whom came here with their parents, except one daughter who went to Australia. Hector (the father) purchased 347 acres of land at Whale Cove which he divided among his three sons, John, Donald and Kenneth. He bought another adjacent lot for his fourth son Charles.

Will

Hector's will was signed November 6 1834 but only probated July 3 1855.

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Canada / Re: John McKay/MacKay in Cape Breton
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 21:20 GMT (UK)  »
Hi;

Wrong Maclean this one was born and raised in Pictou, Nova Scotia marries my other cousin Clara Davidson from Pembinan Manitoba.

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Canada / Re: RE; Rev John Norman. Maclean!!!
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 20:58 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: Andrew.rkelly on Sunday 04 January 15 20:56 GMT (UK)
Hi;


Wrong Maclean. This Maclean was from Pictou, Nova Scotia. Lauglin. Maclean son of Allen nephew to my great 10x grandfather Charles great grandson. Went to theology school in Nova Scotia then Manitoba then California then Montana. "A River Runs Through It" Bradd Pitt played the Rev son Paul Maclean my cousin. Craig Schaffer played Norman and Tom Skirett played Rev. Maclean.

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Canada / RE; Rev John Norman. Maclean!!!
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 20:56 GMT (UK)  »
Hi;


Wrong Maclean. This Maclean was from Pictou, Nova Scotia. Lauglin. Maclean son of Allen nephew to my great 10x grandfather Charles great grandson. Went to theology school in Nova Scotia then Manitoba then California then Montana. "A River Runs Through It" Bradd Pitt played the Rev son Paul Maclean my cousin. Craig Schaffer played Norman and Tom Skirett played Rev. Maclean.

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Canada / Re: John McKay/MacKay in Cape Breton
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 04:29 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Myrna;

Enclosed is a short piece on Hector in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia and Macleans back to the 1500's.  Also, my grandmother was a McQuarry. Yes, John the banker Maclean is Hector's son. See attachment.  Maclean is my grandfather's mothers side.  Also, the Macleans are related to the same Macleans in the movie, "A River Runs Through It!"  I am also a Davidson and Maclean as the Rev. Maclean stayed in Pembina, Manitoba in 1889 where we had farms we purchased in the 1880's.   Ok it looks like for some reason the Maclean tree from Coll is not working out as an attachment.


Andrew Kelly

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Canada / Re: John McKay/MacKay in Cape Breton
« on: Sunday 04 January 15 02:04 GMT (UK)  »
Hello, I can help you with the Hector Maclean you are talking about this is my great, great, great, great grandfather.  I have the family history and tree from Isle of Rum and Coll Scotland for the Macleans.  I have the Maclean family tree to 1400's Isle of Coll.  Hector's father was Charles Maclean on Isle of Rum.  Charles father was John Maclean  whose Father was Charles Maclean from Coll Scotland.  John Maclean had Allen and Charles.  I am from Charles side. Hector had a wife Mary Mactonish from 1795-1891.  Hector came to Canada in 1829 in 1830 his brother Alex came to Canada.  if you need more information since I hold one of the largest data bases on all the Macleans and I have a rare book about the linage and history you can write to me. 




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