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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1954
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
first reunion
OF KINLOSS CLAN
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About sixty descendants of
peter MacDougall and Mary Mac
Kinnon, Kinloss Township pion
eers, gathered, on Saturday at- the
farm home of Mr.* and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall, Con.. 4, Kinloss, for
their first annual.’reunion’ .... •
Ttie afternoon was spent in a
social and get acquainted time;
with Scotch tunes by Piper Arch
ie McQuillan adding an appropri
ate air to the gathering which
paid honor to... the memory . of
their forebears who hailed from
Old Scotia. The men folk took,
part in . a ball game, and a de
licious picnic supper was served
on the lawn.
Enthused by the SUccess-of-this-
first reunion, a committee of;
Harvey . MacDougall of Toronto,
Mrs, Harry Torrance . of. . North
Bay and Miss Grace Macintosh,
was named to, arrange for next
year’s, get-together. - .
Only Member Living
Among those -present' was Mr-
Rod MacDougall, who is the only
^surviving- member'bf-a-family of~
ten1 children, born tto Pqter Mac
Dougall and. Mary ^MacKinnon;
who settled in Kinloss over a
century ago, and met and mar-
Friday,. Saturday, July 9, 10
ELEANOR PARKER, ’
CHARLTON HESTON
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The Naked Jungle
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Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Monday, Tuesday, July 12, 13
LANA TURNER,
CARLOS THOMPSON
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Adult Entertainment
Wed., Thursday. July 14, 15
Richard Widmark, Jean Peters-
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ned here,
. The other family members who
became widely scattered, and who
are now deceased, were John
MacDougall, B.C,; Alex.MacDojj-
gall, South America; Mrs, John
Morrison (Flora), Alpena, Mich.;
Lachlan MacDougall, Calumet,
Mich-; , Mrs. John MacDougall
(Katherine), Paisley; Mrs. Peter
Macintosh (Effie); : Lucknow;
Mrs. Murdoch MacLennan (Tena),
Dulufh;. Mrs. Roderick MacLeod
(Annie), Granum, Alta.; Peter
MacDougall, ’ Butler, Man,
Peter MacDougall was born in
1825 and Mary MacKinnon 'in
1832. About 185’3 -Peter sailed for
■Canada from his .homeland, the
Isle' of Skye; It was about the
•same time that Mary MacKinnon
left The Isle.for Canada...with..h.er.
-parents and7Twelve brothers and
sisters. Two more remained in
Scotland. - '
As Mary MacKinnon was then
21, she received a 100 acres of.
Crovyri land on Concession 4,
Kinloss, (Mr. MacDougall’s similar
parcel of land was on the Second
Concession. After their-marriage’
he- moved to the MacKinnon,
farm;■jusf to the north-east of
Qrey Ox. School, arid where their
-family-of?yfive“sbijs and five dau
ghters was born. A . /
Mr. MacDougaH died in 1895
at the age of 70. His wife passed
on in 1910 at the age of 78. Bothl
-^TtLbT<iea7m South Kinloss Cem
etery. .
Mrs.; MacDougall’s six brothers
,cind three, sisters all settled on
farmsT-withihg a radius of five
I miles from where she lived/Two
sisters j married and settled in
.North Dakota. '
i A prized possession made avail
able to The Clan on Saturday was
?. family tree compiled/by Mrs.
P. H. Torrance (Eunice Macin
tosh) of North Bay. She is one
of nine daughters .of' Peter Mac
kintosh and Effie MacDougall. All
’ were present but Mrs. Hugh Mac- j
.^Millaii of Formosa and Miss Ger-,
trude Macintosh'of Detroit.
i Attached to the family tree was
i a sketch of the MacDougall crest,.
.'"pictures of . the pioneer couple,
a map of Scotland,, showing the
. Isle, of Skye, and $ sketch of the
, family which nestled along the
'Nine Mile River, a “stones throw”
from the Grey Ox School.
Earl Angus Morrison of Flor
ida, and a grandson of the pion
eers, plans’to make a painting
of the old home.. The main sec-
. tion was of log construction,
. which was eventually adjoined by
a .frame kitchen.
The family tree scroll
bound with a strip of the
Dougall plaid direct from
land. . -
Mrs, Jas. Wilson, Sr., Mrs. Jas.
Wilson and Brenda visited last
Yreek with Mr. , and - Mrs. Fair
brother near Toronto. Mrs. Wil
son, Sr., stayed to visit a week
or two. .. /
Judy & Margaret Wilson spent
a ^ew days with their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs? Rpbt. Mow
bray. in Wingham. ’ ' . ‘
We ar€ sorry to hear that Mr.
Thos. Inglis, Sr., fractured his-
pelvic bone when
a load of hay on
Wednesday. He was taken to ^the
Wingham JHospital. He is getting
along as well as can be/expected.
Mr. Sam (Coulter and Pat Coul-
. ter, _0f - S ar-n ia, - Mr.-an d~ Mr sr J a s.
Falconer and . Lois all visited
with Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Falconer
at Glamis.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watt,
Linda and Lorraine of Toronto
are visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
W. J, Watt. -
Mr. apd Mrs. »Stan Anderson
.& family of St. Catharines spent
the weqk-end With h'er sister, Mr,
and- Mrs. Wm. Henry; . ’ <
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mitchell
and family , and Mr. and Mrs. Jer
ry Smith and family, all of Tor
onto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Henry.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Myles 'S“t. Marie is a patient in
Wingham Hospital.
.Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Laidlaw
and daughters of : London spent
the week-end- at the" hbrne.: of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laid^
law; They also visited- the form
er’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw. They attended the Hac
kett picnic.
Mrs, Wim. Taylor and Charlie
attended . the. Donaldson-Ross,
wedding at the home of the
.bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Ross, north of Teeswater on
Saturday, ' .
j Mr. and Mrs. Ross Paterson &
family of Kapuskasing spent last
week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Wm. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs.' Ari^Moore, Mrs.
W. James and boys visited "With
Mrs. Clarabell Clow at the home
of Mr. W. Hall at Kincardine on
- rSunday:------. '■ .
Rev. and Mrs. G. Cox, Donna
and Ruth Ann of Fpnthill visited
with. Mrs. M. Ross last. week.
Miss Olive Tertiff, R.N., re
turned to Listowel Hospital on
Thursday to1 work on the hospital
staff. . *
Mrs. Bagig arid her daughter,
Hazel, of Willowdale, are visiting
with the former’s daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Groskorth. ’> > .’
. Mr. and Mrs. Robt., Smith and
Mrs. Nelson Smith, all of Mark
ham, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mts. Russell. Chapman
arid Gary Chapman returned
home, with them to spend some
holidays. ■_ ‘ •
Mr. and Mrs. Sic^ Payne of Tor
onto spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs.'V. Emerson and
other friends.
ML and Mrs; Harry Hayes-, and
"Betty”df7Deffoft'- spent the week
end, with relatives and friends.’
. Miss' Margaret Taylor visited a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Reid'in Wingharm ■
.Ml and Mrs. Alex Coultes of
Wingham .visited With' Mr? and
Mrs. Robt. Ross on Sunday. ’ .
Mr$, Jack Flanagan 'of Toron-
■ 1 to, Mr; and' Mrs. Roddy Inglis
and family of Forest all spent
the week-end with. Mr, and Mrs'.
i Inglis is
" I staying^with Mrs? Triglis .for a'
i few days. ___l——
Mr,, and Mrs. Randall, Buschlpri,
and family and Mr., .'and Mrs. Al
Buschlen, all of Toronto, visited
with Mr?-Ken Paterson on Sun
day-. ■ ‘ .Ml and’ Mrs, Carman Farrier
■ and family of Mimico spent a
few days with Ml and Mrs, W.
R. Farrier before .Carman goes, to
summer school this month.
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