Cameron - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

John Neal Cameron, Janet MacDonell

cmtcameron — 3 Jul 2008 11:19:10 GMT

I would like to find information on my father's family. I am just beginning my search and don't have much information. My grandfather was Alexander Daniel Cameron and his parents were William G. Cameron and Margaret MacCleoud. William's parents were John Neal Cameron and Janet McDonell.
I know that my grandfather's family lived in Monkland, or Maxville in Canada, but he moved to New York.
If anyone recognizes these names and has information to add, help would be greatly appreciated.

Florence Cameron

Beverly Coulter — 2 Dec 2000 12:37:26 GMT

Looking for info about my great grandmother Florence Elizabeth Cameron 1858-1913 Ohio. Married to William Joseph McMorrow. 8 children. Her parents might be Henry and Sally (Sarah?), but I'm not sure. I think she had an older sister Nancy. Please contact me at bevcoulter@hotmail.com if you have any info. Thanks.

DNA match

DELPHINELARGE — 30 Jun 2008 3:57:03 GMT

Hello:
DNA Participant # 36323 Clan Cameron has the same ist line of gene markers as 8 other participants. I identify with #29230 and the Camerons now have 4 who have the same ist line. We are now trying to find others to join us as we are hoping to find siblings or other relatives of our line.
It would be wonderful if the above # or others with the same markers would be in touch. We can connect for a common purpose, and not to bother each other. Please give it a try. I am at dlarge@shaw.ca

DNA match

DELPHINELARGE — 30 Jun 2008 3:57:03 GMT

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DNA match

DELPHINELARGE — 30 Jun 2008 3:57:03 GMT

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CAMERONs of Bath County before 1753

CarolynScott71 — 30 May 2008 9:05:58 GMT

I am looking for any descendats of John Cameron m Margaret McBarron Murray. In the hopes of trying to connect our Camerons to the Scottish Cameron Clan, it would help if we could find a qualified descendant for a DNA test.

thanks

Carolyn at Mooloolaba@aol.com

Alexander Cameron and jane donaldson Morris

johntyner2001 — 4 Jun 2008 3:38:40 GMT

jane morris was born 1853 in stirling scotland and married alexander cameron 25 mar 1878 in stirling scotland.
they had 4 children from 1880 to 1897
Donald b 3 carrickeden street glasgow 1880 d 1962 auchterarder perth Scotland
Alexander b 1884 rosebank broxburn uphall linlithgow Scotland d aft 1901
Murdoch John b dec 1888 Eastend Broxburn d 1965 auchterarder perth
Duncan b nov 1897 church street broxburn d aft 1901
any information on these people appreciated
john in ireland

Wilford E. Cameron Jr of Akron, OH 1943

drbrownlee — 1 Jun 2008 11:48:40 GMT

Wilford is pictured in the 43-A Class yearbook from Bruce Field in Ballinger, Texas. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help other researchers.

CAMERONs from Scotland - Grantown-on-Spey, Kirkmichael (Banffshire), Leith near Edinburgh

Mark Cameron — 30 Jun 2005 6:12:36 GMT

Trying to trace the origins of my Cameron line.

Have managed to trace back from Edinburgh via Leith to Grantown-on-Spey and Kirkmichael, Banffshire but around 1760's i've run out of leads.

Some of the names I have are Lewis, Christina, John, James, Alexander, Thomas, Margaret, Jean, Helen and Gregor.

I know Lewis and Gregor (brothers) were saddlers in Grantown in the 1870's. Lewis seems to disappear completely around 1881 and I can't seem to find out what happened to him.

Hoping someone reads this and has links to this line.

Best wishes

Mark

Genealogy and geography

DELPHINELARGE — 16 May 2008 10:49:29 GMT

Where is MUSSELLBURGH, please? I have a Cameron scenario of the 26th of Foots Cameronian Regiment. Part of it is a Charles Cameron being born in Inverness-shire, Scotland in 1783. the other part is a James Cameron who enlisted in Pennsylvania as a Loyalist in the 26th of Foot in 1777. He subsequently was posted to Britain to recruit. I have all that history by a researcher. At some time he is in Mussellburgh and absent without leave. It would make a great novel!Later one realizes this is May 1783 and Charles birth date. How Can I find if and where there was a baptism. A posting to Ireland and an eventual return to N. America,(Quebec) . Any advice about place of Baptism ?
I appreciate so much any bit of help.
Delphine Cameron Large UE

Alexander J CAMERON

camcon99 — 13 May 2008 5:51:32 GMT

Looking for information on the marriage of Alexander J Cameron born Jan 11 1852 to Martha A ?? I'm looking for Martha's maiden name.

CAMERON: Scotland>New York Colony>Canada (United Empire Loyalists)

khackett196 — 18 Mar 2007 5:50:47 GMT

I recently received a CAMERON history of the decendants of Donald CAMERON and Margaret FRASER. Donald was the son of Angus CAMERON.

Donald and his father Angus came to Tryon County in the New York Colony in 1773, from Scotland. At the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, they sided with the English Government, and were part of the First Battalion of the King's Royal Regiment of New York. Donald later transfered to the First Battalion of the 84th Regiment, known as "The Highland Emigrants". After the war, the family moved to the Stormont area of Canada West (now Ontario).

I am interested in finding out who Donald's Mother was, if there were any siblings that remained in Scotland. Also, if Angus CAMERON had any siblings that either immigrated with him to the American Colonies or remained in Scotland.

Thanks for your assistance.

CAMERON Family Tree

Wanda — 12 Sep 1999 10:02:40 GMT

I am looking for anything on the Camerons my great grandfathers name was Elbert Cameron b Sept 1 1912 d. mar 1978 he lived in Lincoln at the time of his death.

Angus CAMERON / CAMRON

KimMikels44 — 20 Apr 2008 8:12:39 GMT

I am looking for Anguish, Angus Camron, his mother being Jannet Camron. Angus died in about 1808 in Kentucky. Jannet died in about 1802. Angus has several sisters and a brother. ANYONE OUT THERE WORKING ON THIS CAMRON (CAMERON) family????

thanks
kim

Hannah/Una CAMERON - Inverness, SCT

charleighm — 13 Oct 2001 10:50:59 GMT

looking for information about Hannah/Una Cameron b. abt. 1800, possibly in Inverness. Spouse Alexander McTavish, a lochkeeper at Fort Augustus & Gairloch. Children: Ann, Colin, Mary, Flora, Christian/Christina/Kirsty (all registered in KIlmonivaig, Inverness) & Alexandrina b.1841 & registered in Boleskine, Inverness. Kirsty married Angus McPhee in 1851 & immigrated to Australia.

Any ideas about parents? siblings? date & place of birth? etc

Cass County CAMERON

strusty — 8 Dec 2001 8:44:42 GMT

Road block on Bluford Alexander Cameron b. 1833. He was married to Martha Caroline Huffines. He died possibly in 1863 while in the Texas 18th Infantry. She then married Alex Pace after Bluford's death.

CAMERONs from Georgia

Katee Cameron — 5 Dec 2000 8:07:07 GMT

I am a Cameron from Georgia and just thought this was a neat idea to see if I had any relatives anywhere else. My grandfather was Gordon Thomas Cameron and my grandmother is Bertha Mae Brewer Cameron.

David R. CAMERON / CAMRON

diane75533 — 11 Nov 2002 10:40:08 GMT

I am looking for the ancestors of David R. Cameron. He was born May 25, 1806.On census records he always indicated his birthplace as Tennessee. He was married to Susannah Wilburn (Welborn) in Jackson Missouri in 1829. He moved to Dallas Co., Texas in 1846 and died there June 14, 1894.

I have seen references to his mother being Rachel Cameron Overton and Rachel being married to a Cameron prior to her marriage to Aaron Overton. This would make sense as David showed up in Missouri (late 1820's) about the same time as Rachel and Aaron Overton and her father John Ezra. David also moved to Texas abt 1845 at the same time as Rachel and Aaron. As well as three of Susannah's brothers, Edward, Robert and Hirum Wilburn. Edward being married to Rachel's daughter Nancy.

If anyone has any information regarding David's ancestry, I would appreciate it, I have been looking for this for a very long time and feel like I am hitting a brick wall. I would particularly like to know the name of David's father and what happened to him.

Thanks
Diane Cameron Santos

West Virginia CAMERONs

hoosierdaddy47 — 16 Mar 2008 12:24:05 GMT

any decendants of stephen perry cameron?

Alvah CAMERON

gods_losttear — 27 Mar 2008 8:32:55 GMT

I am looking for information on the family of Alvah Cameron. He lived in the Grand Rapids area of Michigan in the early 1930's. He was in his late teens at the time. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks

Looking for Links for CAMERONs to HAMMONDs in Fulton Co., Illinois

lhines159 — 9 Apr 2008 5:52:56 GMT

I have in my possession a picture from a Master Harry Cameron probably age 5 to 7 that was sent to my husband's great, great grandmother and grandfather.

The picture postcard reads "Compliments from Master Harry Cameron to Aunt Sara and Uncle John" It was addressed to Mrs John (Sara) (Bonney) Hammond at Smithfield Illinois.

There is no date on the picture but would have had to have been in the late 1800's, early 1900's.

If anyone would have links to this person, I would greatly appreciate it.

Marcellus CAMERON

sgw7827 — 22 Mar 2008 7:18:47 GMT

I am seeking info on Marcellus Cameron. Born in Tampa Fla. Had a connection with Lillie Harrell. Died in 1972.

Jeanette CAMERON

dot7858 — 20 Jan 2008 2:26:34 GMT

jeanette cameron married roy jamieson and had one child allen she disappeared leaving family behind believed to hav goneback to the west believe she was born in scotland

CAMERON - Scotland->South Africa

carin181 — 20 Mar 2008 9:05:08 GMT

Good day my name is Carin Sherin Cameron i was born in South Africa in Nelspruit, my father's name is ReginalD George Cameron he was from what we heard Scotland which i am not certain of but it could be true, it could be his father who was from there. His father was James Cameron. my father was born in 1920. i have alot of brothers and sister in South Africa and family since we are a big family and my mother is my father's third wife from what i hear.

CAMERONs of Chippewa Co., Wisconsin

hdcaron_1 — 12 Feb 2008 1:28:16 GMT

I am searching for any information pertaining to the children and ancestry of Grace Cameron, who seems to have been a widow when she immigrated to the Chippewa Falls from Canada in the 1880's. Her husbands name may have been Daniel. I have the following children: Catherine (1837-1911) married James McDonald; Flora married Dunican McMillan; Jesse married to Daniel Ermatinger; Alex, born abt. 1849; John, born abt 1855; and another daughter who was married to John Ermatinger.

Angus CAMERON - b 1803, Islay to Glengarry, 1832; sons Murdock, Angus

amcameron1 — 26 Feb 2007 3:50:15 GMT

Angus Cameron b~1803, Isle of Islay, Scotland to Glengarry, Ont. 1832 with brother John, & Donald, settling at Lot 13, Concession 8, Kenyon Twp. with wife and sons Roderick and Sam. Sam & Roderick moved west. Angus remarried Ann McLean Dec 13, 1841. Murdock born Apr 17, 1844, Angus, Harriet,+.
Murdock married Jane Bailey Sept 8, 1880, Fenelon Falls, Harriet married Gideon Bailey.
I have Murdock's descendents, looking for other info.
'Not the same family as Alex Fraser book, Descendents of Angus, John & Donald Cameron'

William CAMERON - Canada to Alger Co., Michigan

lacer123 — 1 Mar 2008 9:01:04 GMT

Article found in October 13, 1890 issue of Alger County Republican newspaper. I am not related and have no more information. I am just posting this to help others.

William Cameron was born near Lake Nipigon, Canada, March 15, 1804. When two years of age he was taken by his uncle, John Cameron, of Toronto, Canada, and received his educaton in that city. He lived with his uncle until twenty-one years of age, and then entered the employ of the American Fur Company as clerk, holding this position for five years. At the end of that time he went to Sault Ste. Marie, where he spent a number of years. It is there he married Miss Sophia Nolan, an Ojibwa woman, and he at once adopted the customs of her people. From the Soo he came to where is now the village of AuTrain, where he camped for two years, being one of the first white men that landed there. From there he went to Marquette, where he resided for four years. He then came to Grand Island as keeper of the North Light, which position he occupied for 16 years. While there his wife was taken from him by that cruel destoyer, consumption. He is the father of eleven children, of whom two are now living - Mrs. McKay of Munising, and Frank Cameron of AuTrain. His two oldest sons were killed in the Civil War. When Mr. Cameron's health began to fail about four years ago he went to the Soldiers' home in Grand Rapids, and he is now drawing near the close of a long and eventful life. As a voyageur he has traversed the continent to the Pacific coast, and as a trapper he has explored the great forests around Lake Superior as well as portions of the Hudson Bay Territory, and as a soldier of the United States he served with fidelity. He is a thoroughbred woodsman and an honest and most unselfish man. His many friends will ever hold him in pleasant remembrance as one of those eccentric and unspoiled children of nature we occasionally meet with in the journey of life.

Georgia CAMERON

hoosierdaddy47 — 1 Mar 2008 2:55:12 GMT

georgia was my grandmother she was married to joseph a johnson he died in 1937. they lived in the kanawha vally of west virginia. any one have any info on her.i never knew her.

CAMERONs of Mt Thom, NS

BarbKratz50 — 30 Apr 2006 9:06:06 GMT

I am trying to find more information on parents and grandparents of Daniel Duncan Cameron and Elizabeth Benvie especially James Cameron b. abt 1820 d. 1868 Salt Springs wife Nancy Ann "Annie" Maxwell. Some sites have James' father as Hugh Cameron but a family member says it was Alexander. A Hugh and an Alexander Cameron were early settlers of MT Thom and in 1809 granted lots there with their family's. My g grandfather Daniel Duncan Cameron 1859-1943 had a farm in Mt. Thom and had 12 children. Several moved to the US. My grandmother Ethel married Charles Scammell and lived in Quincy, Mass. If anyone has more info on this family, I would appreciate hearing Thanks

Jereld CAMERON of Flagstaff, Arizona

floraclark1980 — 26 Feb 2008 2:21:31 GMT

We are looking for a Jereld Cameron who lived in Flagstaff, Ariz and served in the Independence, Mo mission in 1942-44.
My mother served in the same mission and has a great picture of him which she wants his family to have. If you know of Jereld would you please contact us. Thanks Flora

Mary CAMERON - b abt 1834, Scotland>Australia

RobertHeal — 15 Jul 2001 12:25:03 GMT

Looking for information about the family of Mary CAMERON, apparently born about 1834, who migrated to NSW Australia.
She married NICHOLLS and the MAGICK. Her parents names may have been Archibald and Catherine. Or maybe not.

Ruth L. AUSTGEN Cameron 1919-2007

Lace_Lynch — 18 Feb 2008 12:45:02 GMT

Ruth Lillian Cameron (nee Austgen), 88, born April 29, 1919, died December 31, 2007.

She was the daughter of John and Marie Austgen, raised in Akron, Ohio. She served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II and worked for the City of Akron as a supervisor for water services billing.

After retirement she lived in Athens, Ohio, Naples, Fla., and Rockville, Md. She loved dancing to the "Big Band sound" and hiking. She died peacefully at home under the expert care of JSSA hospice.

She is survived by a daughter, Mary Lou Bowers of Rockville, Md., and a grandson, Jack Christopher Pullins of Mt. Airy, Md.

A family memorial service is being planned for next summer.

Akron Beacon Journal
February 17, 2008

George CAMERON / Eliza MCLENNAN of Ullapool, Lochbroom, Scotland

offside74 — 7 Feb 2008 4:57:23 GMT

Looking for decendants of the Cameron/Mclennan families in Scotland.
George Cameron b 1848 Ullapool, Lochbroom Scotland married 4th April 1874 to Eliza Mclennan b.1853 Ullapool, Lochbroom Scotland.
Children:
Eliza(Lizzy) b. 1875, Contin ROC
Kenneth John b. 1877, Lochluichart ROC
Annie b. 1880 Rosemarkie ROC
Donald b. 1882 Rosemarkie ROC
Catherine b. 1884 Rosemarkie ROC
Margaret(Maggie) b 9th June, 1888 Kilmorack InvernessShire

Margaret married around 1917 to Donald Cameron.They lived in Fortrose, Rosemarkie around 1924. Margaret died June 1970 in Black Isle South. They had 2 sons born somewhere between 1917-1924. Margaret had another son, William Cameron, born August 26th 1913 in Rosemarkie at the Black Isle Poor House. Father unknown.
William left for Canada in 1930 and lost all contact with his family.

CAMERONs of Morayshire, Scotland

kamcameron — 4 Feb 2008 6:15:46 GMT

Looking for date/place of birth DAVID CAMERON and MARGARET ROSS, parents of William Cameron born about 1816 in Morayshire, Scotland, possibly Auldearn of Forres. They are g.g.g.grandparents and have exhausted scotlandspeople, ancestry etc websites. Does anyone out there have them on their tree?

Sgt. James CAMERON

Candacejane — 30 Jan 2008 3:10:21 GMT

I am seeking family or friends of Sgt. James Cameron, possibly from Muskegon, Mi, who was killed in Vietnam in March, 1969. He was a soldier with the 1st Battalion, 14th Infantry. I am webmaster for the 1-14th website www.1-14th.com and am beginning to create memorial pages. I am hoping to find a picture, and also information on his gravesite. Words from friends or family are also very welcome. Thank you, Candace

Malcolm CAMERON - b 1792, Knockbain

wendystrath1 — 27 Jan 2008 9:27:26 GMT

Looking for info on Malcolm Cameron b 1792 Knockbain Ross & Cromarty d 1871 Knockbain. Married Ann Macdonald 3 Jul 1824 Forres Morayshire. I am also looking for info on children Ann b 1824 Forres, Mary b 1926 Forres, Helen b 1928, Alex b 1929, John b 1932, Donald b 1937,all born Knockbain. Can anyone help?
Thank You
Wendy

My CAMERON Tree

nicenonya2 — 25 Jan 2008 5:13:29 GMT

any mistakes are mine:
I hope this can help someone out there make a connection.

1 Lewis/Ludwig* Cameron
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Birth: bef 1770, Glasgow, Lanark?, Scotland
Death: abt 1846, East Salem, PA
Burial: Kimmerling's church cem?
Occ: Shoemaker,Tree culture and raising fruit,skilled in grafting
Father: Lewis? Cameron (~1755-)
Mother: Jean Eupan Douglas?

three marriages,Skilled tree grafter.His parents came to the US from Canada,and somehow went back to Canada and left Ludwig/Lewis behind in Lancaster,PA!Lewis emigrated from Scotland as a mere boy?1820 Lewis (or Ludwig?) appears in McAllistertown /Greenwood,Mifflin Co.,PA.show Lewis in the 1830 census age 60-70

Spouse: Ms.*(Susan?) Wolf
Birth: bef 1780
Death: abt 1815?, PA
Marr: bef 1795

Children: Polly May (-1876)
John W (~1800->1880)
Catherine
Joseph* (1795-1864)

Other Spouses Betsy Gossert, Maria Walter

1.1 Polly May Cameron
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Death: 14 Jun 1876, Lebanon,PA

find a Mary, John H & William M. McConnell in Greenwood in 1840

Spouse: Jacob McConnell
Birth: 17 Jan 1790, Lebanon,PA
Death: 24 Nov 1868, Lebanon Co., PA
Father: Adam? McConnell

Children: Mary (1825-)
Joseph?

1.1.1 Mary McConnell
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Birth: 17 Jun 1825, Palmyra

Spouse: Abraham Riegel
Father: Adam Riegel

Children: Samuel (1845->1910)

1.1.2 Joseph? McConnell
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1.2 John W Cameron
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Birth: abt 1800, PA
Death: aft 1880, Wheeling Twp., Belmont, Ohio
Occ: farmer
Educ: Speculation!

line is speculation so far.
find at John in Belmont,Ohio born 1800 PA with wife Jane of PA with:Boyd,Else,Sarah,Samuel,Robert

parents both from Scotland

on the world tree shows a John born 1798 married to Catharine Hutman in Harrisburg,PA

Spouse: Sarah Jane? (Cameron)

Children: Boyd? (1840-)
Elsie J.? (1847-)
Samuel? (1852-)
Sarah M.? (1850-)
Robert?

1.2.1 Boyd? Cameron
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Birth: 1840, Ohio

1.2.2 Elsie J.? Cameron
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Birth: 1847, Ohio

1.2.3 Samuel? Cameron
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Birth: 1852

1.2.4 Sarah M.? Cameron
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Birth: 1850, Ohio

Spouse: Fletcher King

Children: Effie J. (1879-)

1.2.5 Robert? Cameron
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1.3 Catherine Cameron
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Spouse: Vogel

1.4 Joseph* Cameron
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Birth: 28 Feb 1795, Mifflin Co., PA now Juniata Co. as of 1831
Death: 31 Jan 1864, Clay Twp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Milton Twp., Cass Co., MI
Occ: Carpenter

Find Joseph Cameron family next to Peter Burris in Greenwood Twp.,Mifflin Co.,PA in 1830,then in 1840 Greenwood is in Juniata Co census.The 1850 Greenwood census shows John Cameron as head of household with Mary,Henry,Mary,Susan next to the Rush family.He had a brother name John,but the census list John as head of household??Was his middle name John?But he has a brother named John!

In 1854,when Susan was 12 years old,Joseph (Mary,Catherine and her husband John Rush and their two girls & Mary Ann started the long trip to Galena, IL expecting to locate permanently.On the day of their arrival on the banks of the Mississippi,Mary"Polly" died of Cholera,Catherine and Mr.Rush died a few days later.Joseph proceeded 30 miles east on to Stephenson Co.,IL then in the Fall of 1854 came to join his son Henry in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI.Joseph Cameron was a Carpenter.

1850 census shows them living in Greenwood,Juniata Co.,PA.near the Rush family

Marker for Joseph in Milton Twp.Cass co.,MI says 68 years 11 months.

Juniata county was created in 1831,see also Mifflin Co.,PA

1900 census for Henry N. Cameron shows his father born in Scotland??!!

Spouse: Mary Ann* "Polly" Burris
Birth: 2 Oct 1804, Juniata Co., PA
Death: 1854, Ohio/Miss River/Galena, IL- of Cholera
Father: Peter* Burris (~1760-1841)
Mother: Catharine * Gabel (~1770->1830)
Marr: abt 1822, Juniata Co., PA

Children: Henry Nelson* (1824-1911)
Catherine (1828-1854)
Mary Ann (1836-1898)
Susan (1842-1928)

1.4.1 Hon. Henry Nelson* Cameron
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Birth: 11 Oct 1824, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 2 Nov 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Burial: Silverbrook Cemetery, Niles, MI
Occ: Carpenter,Farmer,Justice of the peace,road commissioner,320 acres in Howard twp-1896
Reli: Medodist Episcopal

PA PA PA
Schooled in Junitia Co,PA,came to Niles area 1853 as a carpenter,next year rented a farm from David Rough in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI,Met and married Mary Williams.After 4 years and $2,300 in cash later family moved out to Charles City,Chickasaw Co., Iowa for 2 years investing in Land.Then came back to Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI in 1860 census.then 60 acres/Howard Twp.,Cass Co.,MI 160 acres section 17.Died of Cereberal Hemorage.His father Joseph came to Niles after the deaths in Illinois from Cholera,then removed to Niles & Howard Twp and 320 acres which part became the Michigan Central RR Terminals.
1870 in Howar Twp.,Cass Co.,MI
1910 living in Niles city 3rd ward dist 81,Berrien Co.,MI

11/2/1911 pg 1 Niles Daily Sun
death record states Cerebral Hemorrhage

Spouse: Mary Anne* Williams
Birth: 1 Apr 1838, Edwardsburg, Cass Co., MI
Death: 28 Jan 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Father: William Henry* Williams (~1806-1887)
Mother: Nancy Ann* Parmer/ Palmer (~1801-1880)
Marr: 11 Apr 1854, Berrien Co.,MI

Children: William Joseph (1855-1938)
Sarah Jane (1856-1927)
Mary Ann* (1858-1943)
Alice Ann (1859-1917)
Edwin S. (1863-1939)
George Burris (1866-1955)
Cora B. (1867-1902)
Carrie M. (1870-1942)
Maude Ester (1871-1894)
Charles A. (1876-1901)
Frank Nelson (1879-1967)
Henry Williams (1860-1862)
Simon Peter (1864-1869)
Frank (1879-)
Rosa Zell (1874-1877)

1.4.2 Catherine Cameron
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Birth: 1828, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 1854, Galena, IL- of Cholera

Spouse: John Rush
Birth: 1814, PA
Death: 1854, Galena, IL- of Cholera
Father: Joseph? Rush

Children: Clarra (1849-)
Elnora Mae (1847-1933)

1.4.3 Mary Ann Cameron
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Birth: 1836, Delaware Twp., Juniata Co., PA
Death: 18 Sep 1898, Clay twp.St.Joseph co., IN?

PA PA PA
9/21/1898 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 5
1/4/1899 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 1

the 1860 census has Mary A. Cameron working as a domestic for Abel Hatfield in German Twp.,St.Joseph Co.,IN ,age 24 from PA

Spouse: George Kizer
Birth: 12 Oct 1839, Wayne co., Ohio
Death: 1 Jul 1914, South Bend,St.Joseph co.,Indiana
Father: Ebenezer Flanagan Kizer (1815-1879)
Mother: Susannah Ward (1813-1874)
Marr: aft 1860, South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., IN

Children: Arabelle C (1861-1946)
Lula C. (1863-1939)
Effie L. "Effa" (1868-1935)
Minnie Augustus (1868-)
Osborn Nelson (1870-1956)
Arthur Flanagan (1871-1956)
Olive A. (1873-)
Ronald W. (1866-1869)

1.4.4 Susan Cameron
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Birth: 2 Mar 1842, Lebanon Co., PA
Death: 26 Dec 1928, South Bend, Ind.
Burial: City Cemetery, South Bend, IN
Occ: keeping house

PA PA PA
When Susan was 8 family moved to Illinois by boat on the Ohio River,mother and sister died of Cholera near Galena,IL
1920 Susan lists as born in PA,father unknown Scotch?,mother PA
1900 Listed as a Widow -PA,Scotch?,PA living in Portage,St. Joseph Co.,IN
may have been married in Berrien co.?

Spouse: Leroy"Roy" Eastwood
Birth: 1847, Glen Falls, Warren Co., NY
Death: 1889, Dakota?/South Bend, IN?
Father: Martin J. Eastwood
Mother: Margaret Mary Ann
Marr: 22 Sep 1869, South Bend, St.Joseph Co., IN

Children: Olivia M. "Olive" (1872-)
Lenora C. (~1876-)

CAMERONs - Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada

Carol Davidson — 16 Feb 2005 9:00:07 GMT

looking for news of family members /history

Simon CAMERON (1799 - 1889)

nicenonya2 — 25 Jan 2008 4:50:23 GMT

Cameron was born in Maytown, Pennsylvania, to Charles Cameron and Marth Pfoutz. He was orphaned at nine and later apprenticed to a printer, Andrew Kennedy, editor of the Northumberland Gazette before entering the field of journalism. He was editor of the Bucks County Messenger in 1821. A year later, he moved to Washington, D.C., and studied political movements while working for the printing firm of Gales and Seaton. He married Margaret Brua and returned to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania where he purchased and ran the Republican in 1824.Simon Cameron (March 8, 1799 – June 26, 1889) was an American politician who served as United States Secretary of War for Abraham Lincoln at the start of the American Civil War. After making his fortune in railways and banking, he turned to a life of politics. He became a state senator in 1845 for the state of Pennsylvania, succeeding James Buchanan. Originally a Democrat, he failed to secure a nomination for senator from the Know-Nothing party, and joined the People's Party, the Pennsylvania branch of what became the Republican Party. He won the Senate seat in 1857, and became one of the candidates for the Republican nomination in the election of 1860.

http://www.answers.com/topic/simon-cameron
Simon Cameron: Biography and Much More from Answers.com

Anyone working on the PA Camerons?Anyone know the father of this Charles Cameron?

CAMERON / KEELER

TJJENN1968 — 9 Jan 2008 5:56:11 GMT

I need a lookup for a david keeler in 1810 census crown point NY..he is listed on the index. he married a Abigail Shields and had
Jessie keeler, Julianna keeler wed cyrus kilgore, William keeler , Cortez keeler, Cortez wed Maria Looker 1828 in In Hamilton Co Ohio .
Cortez was born 1808 Crown Point NY he married Maria Looker their children are
Cortez and Maria's Kids
1.Harriet Olive Keeler Goble -B July 1829 Miamitown Oh
2.David Keeler B Feb 23 1831
3.Ira B march 15 1833 Hamilton County Ohio
4. sophronia Keeler B June 14 1835 D 1911 prarieville cemetery
5. abbie B March 26,1837 D June 19 1870
6.elizabeth (lib) b aug 5 1939 Married Thomas Nash oct5 1867 in kokomo ind
7. James aug 14,1841 D may 6 1865
8. John M B dec 20 1843 Dearborn D sept 24 1915 Howard Co Indiana
9. Charles B march 5 1845 D 1911
10.william B feb 1848 Married Laura Boulton
11. Mary Francis Keeler B march 2 1851 Hamilton Co Oh D March 19 1935 buried prariesville cem tipton co ind

Needing Info on George Washington Cameron. i know he enlisted in the Civil War in Hamilton Co he was Company B 110th Oh Infantry
George Washingon Cameron B 1844 Hamilton Co ohio Married Mary Frances Keeler in Dearborn Indiana. died 1905 Buried In Prariesville Cemetery Tipton Co In Occupation Farmer ..I Cannot Go back any further with his Parents and that is the Info Im really Needing ..
their Children are
1. Elizabeth Dora Cameron B Sept 30 1870 d 3-20-1929

2. Daisy Deen Cameron B Sept 21 1872 d 1-17-1939

3. John Cortez Cameron B oct 26 1874 1-17-1875

4. Charles Cameron B Jan 28 1876 d 7-18-1941

5. Nancy ada Cameron Jan 8 1879 d 1953

6. "Lin" Nathan Lindley Cameron B nov 30 1882

7. Walter Eugene "Gene" Cameron B oct 26 1885

8. Vernon Cameron B Feb 25 1888

9. estella Irene Cameron (my G Grandma) B June 3 1890 d born tipton county indiana

10. Marie Theresa Cameron B July 23 1893 d 2-13-1951

CAMERONs of Scotland to Lebanon Co., PA

nicenonya2 — 9 Apr 2005 10:22:09 GMT

Farthest back we have is a (Ludwig/Lewis?) Cameron born in Scotland?Story goes that Ludwig's parents came down to Pennsylvania from Canada and then moved back up leaving Ludwig behind?? who married a ___Wolf.Children Polly May,John,Joseph,Catherine,maybe more.Then from Joseph who married Mary "Polly" Burris/Bories?(Juniata Co.,PA),children :Henry Nelson,Susan,Mary Ann,Catherine Cameron.Then from Henry Nelson who married Mary R. Williams from Cass Co.,MI who had 15 children!William Joseph,Sarah Jane(Young),Mary Ann (Walker),Alice Ann (Brooks or Walters),Edwin S.(grandfather of Gov.Grant Sawyer -Nevada),George Burris,Cora B.,Carrie M.(White),Charles A.,Frank Nelson,Maude E.(Moore),Henry Williams,Simon,Frank,Rosa Z. Cameron.

Anybody out there who wants to exchange data or photos?

John B CAMERON Marriage to Hester A RICHARDSON, Maryland

slradford1 — 18 Oct 2007 7:45:47 GMT

Hi,
I have found a marriage record between John B Cameron and Hester ( Ester) A Richardson, 05 June 1833 in Worcester, Maryland. I have found my 4xgrandmother Sallie Cameron who married Isaac H Richardson ( still trying to locate marriage date, had to be before 1858 in Worcester, Maryland)in the 1860 census in Snow Hill, Worcester, Maryland, living with them is Hester (Ester) Cameron and Matthew Purnell. I am trying to find out if the John & Hester are Sallie`s parents. Sallie was born 1834 and on her death cert in Missouri she list her parents has John Cameron and Anna Richardson, could the A in Hester`s name be Anna..Any information on this family would awesome..
thank you,
Sandee
Canada

James CAMERON & Mary CAMPBELL

douglasnwilson — 26 Feb 2007 3:43:34 GMT

I am looking for links/information to James Cameron a quarryman who married Mary Campbell on 8 June 1808 in Moneydie, near Perth, Scotland. Mary died on 21 April 1867 in Pitcairngreen aged 86 years. From their census and grave records, James was born in Kenmore on 1 January 1781, and Mary Campbell was born in Fortingall abt 1783.

Together, they had seven children that I know of:
1 - John (a mason who married Jane or Jean Keir in 1833 in Redgorton) He died in 1867 in Redgorton Parish Church.
2 - Janet who married William Doctor, in Auchtergavin, Perthshire in 1828.
3 - Katherine who was christened in Moneydie in 1812.
4 - Mary Campbell who was christened in Moneydie in 1814.
5 - James who married Elizabeth McAinsh in Crieff in 1842.
6 - Alexander who firsty married Nora Lewith Pratley at Redgorton in 1846, then Anne McDonald at St Mary's RC church, Geelong, Australia in 1859. He died in 1902.
7 - Peter who was christened in Regorton Parish in 1822.

The first born John who married Jane/Jean Keir had five children that I know of
1 - James born 1834;
2 - janet Miller born 1836;
3 - Jean born 1838 ;
4 - John born 1841 also a mason who married Catharine Stewart at Alloa in 1864.
5 - Charles Keir who married Frances Amelia Quinton on 28 Apr 1870 at Lancaster, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
6 - Mary born 1845.

Any connections?

Carlo SVENDSEN m Kathryn McDonald CAMERON

kefr — 13 Oct 2005 3:51:04 GMT

Are we related? My dad had a cousin Cameron Svendsen. Carl was born in 1883. His full name was Carlo.

James CAMERON b. abt 1810 m. Sarah CAMPBELL

zengenie16 — 6 Jan 2008 3:42:44 GMT

Looking for info. on James CAMERON b. abt. 1810 in Scotland or poss. Nova Scotia. He m. abt 1830 Sarah CAMPBELL.

James' parents were John & Mary (McNeil) CAMERON. John was b. abt 1785 in Scotland.

If anyone has info on either side that would help extend the line it would be most appreciated.

Daniel and James CAMERON - Scotland>North Carolina

DianneDieter74 — 20 Nov 2007 8:54:19 GMT

Am looking for any information on these two brothers who came to North Carolina from Scotland in the 1600's or 1700's. Daniel's descendants eventually settled in Stevenson, Alabama.

CAMERON Edith Mae 1923 1991 Dalton and Son FH

t42Martin_DenCoTX — 19 Dec 2007 3:29:23 GMT

CAMERON Edith Mae 1923 1991 Dalton and Son FH

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Martin Oaks Cemetery, Louisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 184,019 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com

Duncan CAMERON - Canada>California, 1886

sandrabordelon — 4 Dec 2007 8:38:22 GMT

DUNCAN CAMERON.

Few men in Alameda County are better known than Duncan Cameron. He is a native of O'Delltown, County of Huntington, Canada, close to the New York border. He came to California via Cape Horn, from New York City, and arrived in San Francisco September 24th, 1849. On the voyage he was twice shipwrecked, and suffered considerable privations. In San Francisco he for a short time traded in groceries, and in January, 1851, went farming in Pacheco Valley, and continued all winter. Here he turned up the virgin adobe for the first time, and found it hard work. He returned to San Francisco for a spell, and lost all his capital in trade. After this he worked for a while at Sacramento. Disliking the place on account of its unhealthfulness, he sought another location and pitched upon San Antonio, which he reached via Martinez, on horseback. He started the first livery stable in the place with three horses, which he kept in a yard. It was for a time precarious work, but the business lived.

. At that time there was no wharf, merely a little embarcadero, in the place. The means of communication with San Francisco was by launches and whaleboats manned by Portuguese, who would pull across the bay when there -were passengers enough to make a load. The charge for crossing in this manner was $100 a trip, and it took about four hours to make it. The only inhabitants of the town then were a butcher named Fuller, Allen, Chase, Larne, the Pattens, Michel, and Lemoine, besides some Portuguese who boated, fished, and raised poultry. There were some Mexicans and Californians who were employed about the ranches. One hundred Chilanos made the place at one time a rendezvous. There were two saw-mills then in the Redwoods, and two more were built afterwards. They were Prince's, Spicer & Witherill's, Tupper and Brown's, and Thorne's. They continued about five years, until the timber was all cut down.

The livery business did well, and in 1853 he built a large stable and had eight or ten horses. This he sold out within a year, and in 1854 bought a piece of ground and built upon it, concluding to make Brooklyn his permanent home. Purchased the Post-office block, now the most valuable property in the town. In 1854 married Miss Annie Lydia Maddox, of Castro Valley. At this time there was no farming done, only what was done by the Pattens and Chase. In fact, none was done down the valley nearer than San Lorenzo. On the Alameda encinal there were only Wick ware, Hibbard Aughenbaugh and Brower, who raised tomatoes and other vegetables on the edge of the peninsula, close to the estuary. Larue and Patten had some squatter troubles, Larne having pre-empted some water front claimed by the latter; but in a lawsuit the latter was beaten.

It was in 1856 that Mr. Cameron started in the stage business, which brought him his special popularity and local fame. He started an opposition line to McLaughlin's, then running. The run to San Josè was very lively. For a time the fare was only $1 per passenger between San Antonio and San Jose, and the trip was most expeditiously made. The opposition was kept up for several years, when Cameron was compelled to withdraw.

" Dunk," as he was familiarly called, filled various pablic positions, from Constable to Supervisor. He was Road Overseer and Public Administrator; for three years he filled the position of County Supervisor. He took always an active and earnest part in politics, and was in succession a Whig and a Republican.

In 1858 he bought a quantity of land for farming purposes, which, however, he partly disposed of in 1861. Previous to the real estate excitement of 1868, he purchased. a tract of land north of the town of Brooklyn, known as the Cameron Tract, for $18,000, which he disposed of within a year for $50,000. Mr. Cameron has a brother, now in the East, named Carlysle, who was for a while Justice of the Peace for Brooklyn Township, and a frequent contributor to the columns of the local press, always writing in a pleasant, humorous vein. Mr. Ashley Cameron, for many years a prominent resident of Washington Township, is also a brother. His aged father lived in this county for a number of years, and his was the oldest name on. the great register of Alameda County, before he returned to his old Eastern home.

Having acquired a considerable competency, Mr. Cameron has given his two children, a son and daughter, a superior education, and amuses himself with occasional trips from home, seeing the world, and comparing other places with that in which he lives. He never wavers in the opinion that there is no place like Alameda County. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron being among the first American couples married in this county, there has always been an interest attached to them by the old settlers.

The Centenial Yearbook of Alameda County, 1886

Obituary - Donald Francis CAMERON (1939-2003)

jwelsch — 2 Dec 2007 7:54:20 GMT

Source Muscatine Iowa Journal March 1, 2003
MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Donald Francis Cameron, 63, Muscatine, died Saturday, Feb. 22, 2003, at the Veterans Medical Center, Knoxville.

Pallbearers are Jason Chamberlin, Cameron Chamberlin, Sean Cameron and Curt Cameron.

Mr. Cameron was born on April 29, 1939, in Aledo, Ill., the son of Donald W. and Luella Hodgson Cameron.

He served with the U.S. Navy from Sept. 19, 1956 to Sept. 18, 1962.

He worked for several years at Hoffman Silos.

Survivors include his mother, Luella Talkington; a daughter, Dawn Cameron of Davenport; a brother, Clifford G. Cameron and his wife, Louise, of Sheffield; two sisters, Donna Hodge of Muscatine and Mary Ann Tompkins and her husband, Roger, of Cape Coral, Fla.; and a granddaughter, Hannah Cameron.

He was preceded in death by his father and two brothers, Kenneth Cameron and Richard Cameron.
No relation I went to school with his sister Donna

Archibald CAMERON m Ada WILDE

mslaton3168 — 1 Dec 2007 4:28:05 GMT

I hope someone out there can help me. I am looking for any information on Archibald Cameron born about 1871 in Scotland. The 1910 U.S. Census shows he immigrated in 1883.
He married Ada Gertrude Wilde in 1896 in Cook County, Illinois and had 5 or 6 children. Their children's names were: Elizabeth, Helen, Dorothy (my grandmother), Florence, John (who died at 2 in 1907) and Manford (?). Some of this family ended up in California. Thank you

Daniel CAMERON - b 1789, d abt 1865

bobcameron55 — 25 Nov 2007 11:11:35 GMT

Looking for information for Daniel Cameron (1789-abt 1865) in northern Virginia and wife Sarah M. He was the father of John E., Nathan, William Robert, Thomas Harrison, Gibson Wilford, Sarah M., and Reason Recyrus Cameron. Who were his parents?

A Daniel Cameron and Sally Oliver were married 4 Oct 1811 in Culpeper Co., VA by Lewis Conner (Baptist), he was with Shiloh Baptist Association @ Jeffersonton, VA. Could this be our Daniel?

Perth, NY Cemetery Roster - CAMERONs

reque — 23 Nov 2007 9:51:18 GMT

The following are listed among those buried in Perth Center Cemetery Perth, Fulton Co. NY.

Isabel Elizabeth Cameron 1828-1853 m. Robertson
John Cameron native Perthshire 1745-1826 m. Isabel McDonald
Grace Cameron - daughter of above 1793-1832
John J. Cameron 1828-1862, Hugh Cameron 1786-1853, wife Agnes,
William H. Cameron 1834-1869
John A. Cameron 1819-1838 son of Allen & Catherine
Mary Cameron - daughter of Robert & Catherine sept-Nov, 1840

CAMERON - Ontario, Canada

gwenhywfar — 5 Jun 2002 12:01:49 GMT

Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I'm searching for my grandfather, Elwood Cameron, born circa 1918, possibly in White Lake, Ontario. He married Amy Barber in the late 1930s. They had (maybe) two children, Glendon and Brian (my dad). I'm not sure if they divorced or separated, but by the 1970s, he and Amy were no longer together. I don't even know if he is still living. Any info would be greatly appreciate.
Thanks.

Archibald CAMERON

mslaton3168 — 15 Nov 2007 8:56:43 GMT

Looking for any information on my ggrandfather Archibald Cameron born around 1871 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He moved to Illinois by 1896 when he married my ggrandmother Ada Gertrude Wilde. Thank you!

CAMERON - Lochcarron

susandun — 25 Nov 2006 6:44:07 GMT

Can anyone help me with information on my GGGG grandfather John Cameron and associated families from Lochcarron, Wester Ross late 1700s / early 1800's. He died in 1839 and have no info further back than him. Married Bess/Betsey Mclennan from Lochalsh, 10 children between 1812 and 1835. Widow, sons John, William, Alexander and daughters Betsey and Flora emigrated to Elmira area in Illinois in 1852. Son George went to NZ. Eldest son Hugh stayed in Scotland as did second daughter Harriet. 2 other children Angus and Peggy Jeffrey probably died as children. Many other Lochcarron families also went to the same area in Illinois at about the same time and all seemed to have stayed very close. Other connected families (Scotland before 1850 or US thereafter) include Mackenzie, Mackay, Maclennan, MacIvor or MacIver, Macrae, Murchison, Riddell, Copeland, MacDonald, Oliver and many others. Thanks for any help you can give!

John CAMERON - Canada, Vermont

jayray2k — 9 Nov 2007 6:36:07 GMT

Hi! Looking for John Cameron, born Compton, CE (Nova Scotia?) married Julia Marie Winter, b. 1843/4 Vermont.
John is listed as born abt 1838 in Canada, but both of his parents are listed as being born in Vermont. Maybe they emigrated?
John Cameron and Julia Marie Winter had 3 children, the oldest of which, Mabel E. Cameron, is my 3g-grandmother. The family is listed in the 1880 census, with him listed as a blacksmith.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Jason Raymond

John Black CAMERON & Lillian Blanche HARRIS & Son Alexander Douglas CAMERON

Mark Cameron — 1 Feb 2005 7:02:51 GMT

John Black Cameron - born 1848 in Kirkmichael, Scotland to John and Margaret.

Moved to China to work as a police officer before retiring in 1901 after 30 years in the Hong Kong and then Shanghai police forces.

Married Bessie Stewart and had Helen, John, Thomas and George from 1879 to 1885. Married Lillian Blanche Harris and had Alexander Douglas Cameron in 1891.

I believe Helen went to South Africa and no more was known about her. George stayed in Scotland and lived in the Stenhousemuir/Larbert area (he had a son George who had a daughter Sheena).

Alexander D joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force and received the M.C. and D.S.O. during WWI. He was Lt. Col. of the 38th Battalion from 1917 to end of the war.

I would like to find out what happened to John and Lillian as well as Alexander.

Regards

Mark

Descendants of Leathard CAMERON & Isabella NAISMITH, Utah

ShonaghN — 6 Mar 2004 6:54:07 GMT

Any Camerons out there descended from Leathard Cameron and Isabella Naismith? Their children were:
Mary Cameron b.1884 Utah m. George Martin
Isabelle Cameron b.1885 Utah
Leathard Cameron b. 1888 " m Anna Blomquist
Joseph Cameron b. 1891 "
Margaret Cameron b. 1893 Utah m. Owen Coleman
George Cameron b. 1895 Utah m Ann Knocks
Leslie Cameron b. 1898 "
Stella Cameron b. 1900 " m Ralph Brooks
Verney Cameron b. 1905 " m Violet Purchase
Please get in touch anyone who has a connection for I have a whole family tree going back to the early 1700s!!!!

Obituary - Mary CAMERON (1849 - 1932)

@@jpalm@i-star.com — 29 Nov 2005 6:21:25 GMT

Excerpt From the Flint Journal, 27 December 1932:

Cameron, Mary, 83 years - 118 Stockdale Street, b. Union, Ontario, 22 Feb 1849 - came to Flint from Dutton, Ontario. Married Duncan Cameron -- member of the Episcopal Church.
Two daughters, Mrs. W. J. Sherrington of Kenora, Ontario and Miss Sarah Cameron of Flint, and a son, John, at whose home she died.

CAMERON Emigrants from Inverness to New York, 1773 to 1775, then Ontario

mctaylor11 — 9 Oct 2007 4:08:26 GMT

I am working on a project to identify the different Cameron families that emigrated from Inverness, Scotland to the Mohawk River Valley of upstate New York, and then to southern Ontario as loyalists.

One part of the project is reconstructing a possible passenger list of the ship The Pearl, which was chartered by the McDonnells and brought over 400 highlanders to New York in the fall of 1773.
What I have so far is posted at:
http://www.calcamerons.com/pages/unsolved/reconst.html

A second part of the project is researching the families who emigrated with my ancestors, Angus and Donald Cameron. What I have learned so far on this is posted at:
http://www.calcamerons.com/pages/unsolved/famswcam.html

If anyone has corrections or documentation to share, I would be pleased to receive it. Please respond to the email on the web site.

Thanks
Kim

CAMERON Family - Massey, Ontario. Canada

Ihjm05 — 8 Oct 2007 5:05:41 GMT

In organizing Darby family information I found wedding photos of Ethel Almeda Cameron and John Smitherman, September 27, 1921. She was the daughter of John Cameron of Massey Ontario. The photo lists Earl Cameron and Russel Cameron on the back (information probably from the Massey Museum).

Also found a death notice for John Smitherman of Schreiber Ontario. I believe his was the son of Ethel and John. He died August 2, 1980 in Thunder Bay but was buried in Schreiber. Names listed were Malcom Cameron of Parkhill, Mrs. Annine Cameron, Russel, Donna & Rod Cameron, all of Thunder and Cora Cameron of Strathroy.

Willing to scan information to forward to family members. I do not believe that they are related to the Darby family but were probably family friends. I do vaguely remember some of the names from my youth.

Gail Darby

CAMERON records

jduncan161 — 6 Mar 2004 7:08:09 GMT

could anyone tell me who the father of John W. Cameron born 1861 is? I am the great grandaughter of him and would like any information on the cameron side. you can contact me a jduncan @kvinet.com or daytona82@hotmail.com

George CAMERON

Stacy — 25 Aug 2004 3:54:39 GMT

I am looking for info on George Cameron of VA. He was married to Sarah J. There children are Andrew, Mary F., Oscar, and James.

Thanks,
Stacy

Margaret CAMERON of Glasgow

Elizabeth — 7 Sep 1999 11:46:41 GMT

I'm trying to find some information about the parents of Margaret Cameron. She was born about 1809 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. She married a Andrew Hardie who was born April 29, 1807 in Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland.
They married each other on Nov 15, 1833 in Glasgow, Lanakshire, Scotland.
They had one child that I know of and her name was Margaret Hardy.
Anyone with any information on Margarite please contact me.
Thank you,
Elizabeth

John CAMERON - Scotland>Tasmania

liljo1985 — 26 Sep 2007 5:45:44 GMT

I'm trying to find some information on John Cameron he was born around 1877 in Scotland. Between 1906 - 1910 he went of to Tasmania (telling everyone he was going to America for a bit) and ended up starting a new life.

Thanks

Joanne

Duncan CAMERON from England

tylerjig — 22 Sep 2007 3:37:43 GMT

I'm searching for Duncan Cameron from England. Married Elizabeth Herland and possibly another woman. Had at least one child Frank in 1887 in Bradford England.

The trail runs dry here, any help would be great!

Thanks.

CAMERONs of Pennsylvania

nicenonya2 — 19 May 2007 1:45:03 GMT

1 Joseph* Cameron
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Birth: 28 Feb 1795, Mifflin Co., PA now Juniata Co. as of 1831
Death: 31 Jan 1864, Clay Twp., Saint Joseph Co., Indiana/Or Niles,MI
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Milton Twp., Cass Co., MI
Occ: Carpenter
Father: Lewis Cameron (<1770-~1846)
Mother: Ms.*(Susan?) Wolf (<1780-~)

Find Joseph Cameron family next to Peter Burris in Greenwood Twp.,Mifflin Co.,PA in 1830,then in 1840 Greenwood is in Juniata Co census.The 1850 Greenwood census shows John Cameron as head of household with Mary,Henry,Mary,Susan next to the Rush family.He had a brother name John,but the census list John as head of household??Was his middle name John?But he has a brother named John!Very strange!

Cholera arrived in Illinois in 1834 from New Orleans up the Mississippi to the Illinois river,spread by filthy water and noxiuos fumes,In 1854,when Susan was 12 years old,Joseph (Mary,Catherine and her husband John Rush and their two girls & Mary Ann started the long trip to Galena, IL expecting to locate permanently.On the day of their arrival on the banks of the Mississippi,Mary"Polly" died of Cholera,Catherine and Mr.Rush died a few days later.Joseph proceeded 30 miles east on to Stephenson Co.,IL then in the Fall of 1854 came to join his son Henry in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI.Joseph was a Carpenter.

6/19/1913 letter from Samuel Riegel Lebanon Co.,PA
Mary Williams Cameron died 1911/wife of Henry Nelson Cameron

Mrs. Sarah (Cameron) Young Niles,Michigan Lebanon PA June 10 1913

My dear Cousin

It was a great pleasure to me several days ago to receive your welcome letter. The letter you refer to that I wrote to your father was not answered. Cousin Olivia kept me well informed at the time and I knew of the great loss you sustained by the death of your mother. And realizing the issues the had to be met during the accident, sickness and death of a beloved parent, and the new cares that had to be met of an aged father. You all had my sincere sympathy on account of my past experience. It was truly gratifying to me to read in your letter of the distribution your father made of his property and of the nice feeling pervading among the children.

Since March 11, I have Uncle Joseph McConnell at home. He was twelve weeks in the hospital. His first thought, when leaving the hospital, was to take rooms at the nearest hotel to the Homestead, but on inquiry, I found all the rooms taken and they could only take him as a border. That was not satisfactory. I secured a private boarding place across the street from the “Homestead,” and I suggested starting the fires and making the house comfortable, and to stay with Uncle at night as long as necessary. I have been doing this to the present and uncle is well cared for. He has a slight indisposition for a few days, but is doing nicely at present. His great trouble is weakness. We were fortunate in securing a good boarding place. Uncle enjoys his meals and rests well, sleeps well at night.

I am heartily glad you referred to the matter of genealogy to me, because there are not as many who are informed, besides while Uncle Joseph is still living, I can consult with him. I am sorry not to have something real nice for you daughter to help her being eligible to the societies referred to (DAR). Our ancestors were of the peaceful but nevertheless bestcitizens. Uncle Tommy Cameron was an honorably discharged soldier of the Civil War, and on special occasions wore badges and credentials enough for the whole “Friend-Schaft.”

I will now answer your Grandmother Cameron’s maiden name. Uncle Joseph Cameron’s wifes maiden name Bories/Burris?. Polly Bories(Burris?). Uncle Tommy Cameron spoke of a brother of your Grandmother, Joseph Bories(Burris?). My Grandmother McConnel’s father’s name was Lewis "Ludwig" Cameron. His wifes’ family name was Wolf. There are immediate relatives living at the Wolf homestead and own the place. I visit there. Grandmother McConnel, Polly May, the eldest, Catherine (Aunty Vogel) were the two daughters of the first marriage. John, the eldest son and Joseph, Your Grandfather were the children of the first marriage. Uncle John Cameron mentioned, may have drifted into the war of the Revolution. It was he of whom I wrote to your father that one day while your grandfather, Joseph Cameron, was out along the Juaniata he was addressed by a voice from the opposite of the river, and looking in the direction of the voice saw a man. Uncle Joseph C!
ameron was addressed “Brother Joe, is that you?” Answered “Yes is that you brother John?” Uncle Joseph Cameron hurriedly made his way to his boat, and crossed the river to meet his brother. And in his own language met on one. If the earth had opened and swallowed him, he would not more effectually been out of sight. You of course know when Uncle Joseph Cameron went west as a pioneer in his own equipment, all of the family but your father who had preceded the rest, were overtaken by sickness(Cholera) and had three funerals in five days. Uncle Joe’s wife, daughter Catherine (Mrs. Rush) and her husband. The latter, Cousin Mae Williams Grandparents. While my Grandparents were still living in the country, your Grandmother Cameron with your father, Cousin Henry Nelson Cameron, visited by grandparents at their home. My mother (86 years), your father, and Uncle Tommy Cameron were near the same age. Family name of the second wife Gossert, Aunt!
Betsy (who died with us) the eldest Sarah, married to a man named Lon
g. Lydia married to Meffert. Third wife Maria Walter. Simon Cameron the eldest of this marriage. Noah, Louisa (married to Foesig), and Tommy Cameron. My birth date was Sept. 4, 1845. May following Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron visited my Grandparents at Lebanon and I have the honor of being carried out of the house first time bare headed by him. Grandmother McConnel always spoke of your father by using his full name Henry Nelson Cameron. My Grandparents were in touch with Uncle Joseph Cameron (Your Grandfather) and were informed of their preparations to go west and received letters when they were overtaken by sickness and death. Before starting for the west, Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron with his family and Uncle Joseph Cameron (your grandfather) lived near together, near East Salem. Uncle Noah Cameron was already married. So was Uncle Simon Cameron. Uncle Tommy Cameron was living home most of the time with his parents. Grandfather Ludwig Cameron was a shoemaker by tra!
de and a useful man in the Community.He had given much attention to tree culture and raising fruit.Skilled in Grafting. when Uncle Adam McConnel and Uncle Joseph McConnel (brothers) were on a visit at Thompsontown, they were shown by Father Evans a worthy resident of Thompsontown, grafted in Mr. Evans orchard and posts and fencing set by Great Grandfather Ludwig Cameron. Mr. Evans spoke in highest praise of Great Grandfather Cameron as a friend and neighbor and a useful citizen. When Uncle Noah Cameron died, the two uncles (McConnel) were at the funeral. It was said of Uncle Noah Cameron that he was worth more in the community than some others that might be named by the dozen. All of Uncle Noah Cameron’s family are well to do, and are in possession of the homestead. Two of the sons within the last year have gone to Florida and bought land with the purpose of making their home there. One of Uncle Tommy Cameron’s daughters (Mrs. Sarah Walker) lives at Post Fal!
ls, Idaho. They have a farm of 160 acres, and have set an orchard of o
ver 700 choice fruit trees. I had a letter from Cousin Sarah last fall stating they had 800 choice apples in boxes ready to be shipped. Cousin Emma Poffenbeger, a sister of Mrs. Walker and her husband are looking forward to making a trip to Post Falls,Idaho. And when they accomplish it, expect to stop at Niles, Mich. Great grandfather Cameron was a deeply religious man. The last time he visited Lebanon, when I was an infant, Uncle Joseph McConnel know of this visit, and when he left Lebanon, Uncle Jacob McConnel, Uncle Adam McConnel and Uncle Joe took G. Grandfather Cameron to Highspire with Grandfather McConnel’s horse and carriage to visit Uncle and Aunty Vogel.

When Great Grandfather Cameron visited Lebanon last time, Great Grandmother McConnel was still living. She was a very intelligent woman, and at that time considered an educated lady. It is said that she and father Cameron spent much time in social intercourse talking over the future and religious matters,, and their parting was never forgotten. My Grandmother McConnel persuaded her father while on this visit to attend catechetical lecture in our church, conducted by our Pastor, Rev. Henry Wagner, he was deeply impressed and remarked of Pastor Wagner when he came home “Er is ein guten Lehrer” I can not tell you what a comfort it is to me to receive your letter. Trusting it will be of help to you and your daughter, if there is anything I have not mentioned call my attention to it and any information I can give, you shall have cheerfully. My youngest daughter, Rhoda, is very much interested in knowing of the past and means to profit by it, while Uncle Joseph McC!
onnel and I are still here to give her information. She is a teacher at Cornwall, and enjoying her vacation and a much needed rest. It would be a great comfort to me to have your daughter write to Rhoda with the hope that they will become correspondents.

Please remember us kindly to the relatives at Niles,MI and South Bend,IN. I expect to hear from some of you coming East this summer. Great Grandfather Cameron is buried at East Salem near where they lived before your Grandfather Joseph Cameron went west. His first wife is buried at Kimmerlings Church little more than three miles from Lebanon. Father Cameron’s parents came into the U.S. by way of Canada. In their travels, his mother carried him Indian fashion on her back. Later his father returned to Canada. The mother with her little boy drifted into Lancaster Co. Pa where they lived on a farm with a kind family, when the poor little boy, our Great Grandfather, was forsaken by his mother, who also returned to Canada. The family with whom they were living kept the little boy, and in time he made his way into Lebanon Co. He learned the shoemaker trade at Stumpstown, now Fredericksburg, by Jacob Buchananyer. He prospered at his trade and married into a respected family !
near Kimmerlings Church by the name of Wolf. His first wife died when the children were young, so small that their father lifted them to...(need to find the last page of the story!).I think I corrected all the mistakes...

John Walker
nicenonya2@yahoo.com

1850 census shows them living in Greenwood,Juniata Co.,PA.near the Rush family

Marker in Milton Twp says 68 years 11 months.

Juniata county was created in 1831,see also Mifflin Co.,PA

1900 census for Henry N. Cameron shows his father born in Scotland??!!Does not compute!

Spouse: Mary Ann* "Polly" Burris
Birth: 2 Oct 1804, Juniata Co., PA
Death: 1854, Ohio/Miss River/Galena, IL- of Cholera
Father: Philip* Burris (~1760-1841)
Mother: Catharine * Gabel (~1770->1830)
Marr: abt 1822, Juniata Co., PA

Children: Henry Nelson* (1824-1911)
Catherine (1828-1854)
Mary Ann (1836-1898)
Susan (1842-1928)

1.1 Hon. Henry Nelson* Cameron
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Birth: 11 Oct 1824, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 2 Nov 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Burial: Silverbrook Cemetery, Niles, MI
Occ: Carpenter,Farmer,Justice of the peace,road commissioner,320 acres in Howard twp-1896
Reli: Medodist Episcopal

PA PA PA
Schooled in Junitia Co,PA,came to Niles area 1853 as a carpenter,next year rented a farm from David Rough in Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI,Met and married Mary Williams.After 4 years and $2,300 in cash later family moved out to Charles City,Chickasaw Co., Iowa for 2 years investing in Land.Then came back to Bertrand Twp.,Berrien Co.,MI in 1860 census.then 60 acres/Howard Twp.,Cass Co.,MI 160 acres section 17.Died of Cereberal Hemorage.His father Joseph came to Niles after the deaths in Illinois from Cholera,then removed to Niles & Howard Twp and 320 acres which part became the Michigan Central RR Terminals.
1870 in Howar Twp.,Cass Co.,MI
1910 living in Niles city 3rd ward dist 81,Berrien Co.,MI

11/2/1911 pg 1 Niles Daily Sun
death record states Cerebral Hemorrhage

Spouse: Mary Anne* Williams
Birth: 1 Apr 1838, Edwardsburg, Cass Co., MI
Death: 28 Jan 1911, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Father: William Henry* Williams (~1806-1887)
Mother: Nancy Ann* Parmer/ Palmer (~1801-1880)
Marr: 11 Apr 1854

Children: William Joseph (1855-1938)
Sarah Jane (1856-1927)
Mary Ann* (1858-1943)
Alice Ann (1859-1917)
Edwin S. (1863-1939)
George Burris (1866-1955)
Cora B. (1867-1902)
Carrie M. (1870-1942)
Maude Ester (1871-1894)
Charles A. (1876-1901)
Frank Nelson (1879-1967)
Henry Williams (1860-1862)
Simon Peter (1864-1869)
Frank (1879-)
Rosa Zell (1874-1877)

1.1.1 William Joseph Cameron
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Birth: 3 Feb 1855, Howard Twp., Cass Co., MI
Death: 25 Jul 1938, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Burial: Youngs Prairie Cemetery, Cassopolis, MI
Occ: farm implement store operator

MI PA DE??

must have lived in Marcellus, MI for a time.1880 living in Howard Twp.,Cass Co.,MI.Uncle Bill worked with Grandpa David Nelson Walker at his feed store.
obit on 7/26/1938 pg 1
Daily Star,see also 7/27 pg 2

Wesley Loane is farm hand in Howard Twp.,1880

Spouse: Laura Adda Nixon
Birth: 13 May 1853, Penn Twp., Cass Co., MI
Death: 28 Oct 1930, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Father: John Nixon
Mother: Esther Jones
Marr: 15 Oct 1878, Cassopolis, Cass Co., MI

Children: Don or Dan (1879-1896)
Lula (1880-1884)
Phineas (1881-1882)
Carl Frank (1888-1959)
Maude Ester (1890-1975)

1.1.2 Sarah Jane Cameron
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Birth: Mar 1856, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 8 Aug 1927, living in Bertrand Twp., Michigan
Occ: School teacher

at home in 1880,helping Henry and Mary.
Living with 3 Foster kids in 1920,Bertrand

8/9/1927 Niles Daily Star pg 1

Spouse: Walter D. Young
Birth: Nov 1856, Michigan
Death: 26 Jun 1908
Father: John H. Young (1826-)
Mother: Delia H (1831-)
Marr: 1885

Children: Maude (1886-1956)

1.1.3 Mary Ann* Cameron
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Birth: 20 Jan 1858, Charles City, Chickasaw Co., Iowa
Death: 4 Feb 1943, Preemption, IL
Burial: Silverbrook Abby Mausoleum-Niles, MI
Reli: Methodist
Occ: House wife

Marr. CTY REC # 0205,spent most of her life in southwestern Michigan

Spouse: Solomon* Victor Walker
Birth: 18 Apr 1848, Niles Twp., Michigan
Death: 8 May 1935, Rock Island, IL
Father: Joseph* Walker (1791-1868)
Mother: Catharine * Nugent (1808-1904)
Marr: 27 Dec 1876, Niles Twp., Michigan

Children: David* Nelson (1877-1947)
Clyde Solomon (1883-1952)

1.1.4 Alice Ann Cameron
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Birth: Sep 1859, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 9 Mar 1917

MI PA MI
Living at home in 1880

2 children,1 living in 1900 in Washington state.Albert,Canada.

Niles Daily Sun 3/9/1917 pg 4

Spouse: Arthur G. Walters
Birth: Mar 1866, Pokagon Twp., Cass Co., Michigan
Death: aft 1900, Washington State/Canada?
Father: Edgar? Walter (-1909)
Mother: Mary Durby? (-1912)
Marr: 1890

Children: Winfield D. (1893-)

1.1.5 Edwin S. Cameron
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Birth: Mar 1863, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 7 Oct 1939, Kettle Falls, WA
Occ: Teacher/Publisher

at school in 1880
1900-1920-Wahpeton,Richland,North Dakota

10/7/1939 pg2 Niles Daily Star

Spouse: Hattie Ireland
Birth: Aug 1863, Michigan
Death: bef 1920, North Dakota
Father: Silas Ireland
Marr: 1876

Children: Buelah B. (1888-)
Iola M. (1889-)
Milo C. (1893-)
Grace N. (1900-)
Max R. (1898-)
Fern (1904-)

1.1.6 George Burris Cameron
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Birth: 1866, Howard Twp.Cass Co., MI
Death: 26 Jul 1955, Howard Twp.Cass Co., MI

lived in the Rodgers home on Creek rd.
B=Burris?

Niles Daily Star 7/26/1955 pg 2

Spouse: Mabel Rodgers
Death: 14 Sep 1960
Birth: abt 1866
Father: William Alexander Rodgers (1827-)
Mother: Hannah C. Shaler (1834-)
Marr: 1891

Children: Ruth E. (1892-)
Belle E. (1894-1894)
William H. (1895-1979)
Harry (1898-1954)
Merle (~1895-)
Blanche (1907-1987)
Mary (1901-1943)

1.1.7a Cora B. Cameron*
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Birth: 25 Dec 1867, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 9 Nov 1902, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Burial: Sumnerville Cemetery, Sumnerville, MI
Occ: Teacher

11/16/1894 Niles Republican II pg 8

Spouse: Lewis B Moore
Birth: 6 Oct 1867
Death: 7 May 1936, Niles, Berrien Co., MI

Other Spouses Lewis"Lou" Moore

1.1.7b Cora B. Cameron* (See above)
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Spouse: Lewis"Lou" Moore
Birth: 6 Oct 1867
Death: 7 May 1936, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Marr: abt 1895

Other Spouses Lewis B Moore

1.1.8 Carrie M. Cameron
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Birth: 1870, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 9 Jan 1942
Occ: Teacher

1/9/1942 pg 2 Star

Spouse: William O. "Billy" White
Birth: 1870, MI
Death: 23 Aug 1959, Michigan
Father: Ephraim White (1835-)
Mother: Margaret (White) (1837-)

Children: Maxwell C. (-1952)

1.1.9 Maude Ester Cameron
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Birth: 14 Aug 1871, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 7 Nov 1894, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Burial: Sumnerville Cemetery, Sumnerville, MI

Died after childbirth to unknown child.

Niles Republican II 11/16/1894 pg 8

Spouse: Lewis"Lou" Moore
Birth: 6 Oct 1867
Death: 7 May 1936, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Marr: abt 1890

Children: Robert (1892-)

1.1.10 Charles A. Cameron
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Birth: 5 Oct 1876, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 1 Jul 1901, Niles, Berrien Co., MI

MI PA MI
in the group photo "Jolly Ramblers".

7/4/1901 Niles Republican II pg 1
7/4/1901 Niles Republican II pg 3

Spouse: Dr. Abby Hadsell
Birth: Oct 1879
Marr: bef 1900, Michigan

Children: Fred (-1988)

1.1.11 Frank Nelson Cameron
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Birth: 11 May 1879, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Death: 4 Mar 1967, Chicago, IL
Occ: Traveling Salesman/Teacher

Clarion,Michigan in 1911
3/8/1967 pg 2 Star
3/9/1967 pg 2 Star

Spouse: Delia L. Corell
Birth: abt 1880
Death: 28 Apr 1963
Father: George A. Corell
Mother: Morna Alice Gragg (1851-)
Marr: abt 1904

Children: Morna A "Nora" (1905-)
Genevive (1908-)
Frank Nelson (1912-)
Carol (1913-)
Kenneth (1915-)
George (1916-)

1.1.12 Henry Williams Cameron
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Birth: May 1860, Michigan
Death: 5 Apr 1862, Michigan
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Milton Twp., Cass C., MI

11 months 13 days

1.1.13 Simon Peter Cameron
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Birth: 5 Aug 1864, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan
Death: 5 Oct 1869, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan

cause of death=Spasms

1.1.14 Frank Cameron
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Birth: 1879, Niles, Berrien Co., MI

1.1.15 Rosa Zell Cameron
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Death: 4 Sep 1877, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan
Birth: 27 Jun 1874, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan

Niles weekly mirror 9/5/1877 page 5,Democrat 9/8/1877 page 3

1.2 Catherine Cameron
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Birth: 1828, Greenwood, Mifflin Co., Pennslyvania
Death: 1854, Galena, IL- of Cholera

Spouse: John Rush
Death: 1854, Galena, IL- of Cholera
Birth: 1814
Father: Joseph? Rush

Children: Clarra (1849-)
Elnora Mae (1847-1933)

1.2.1 Clarra Rush
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Birth: 1849

1.2.2 Elnora Mae Rush
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Birth: 6 Jul 1847, Harrisburg,PA
Death: 20 Sep 1933, Niles, Berrien Co., MI
Burial: Silverbrook Cem., Niles, MI

PA PA PA
this is speculation but I believe it is right,her parents died of Cholera in 1854 on the journy west from PA to IL
9/14/1933 Niles Daily Star pg 1
9/21/1933 Berrien Springs Journal pg 2=worthless!
971 south 13th street Niles,Michigan

Spouse: William E. Williams
Birth: 1849, MI
Death: 15 Dec 1937, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Father: George? Williams (1818-)
Mother: Elizabeth E.? (Williams) (1818-1892)
Marr: abt 1868

Children: Della May (1869-1939)
Anna J. (1871-)
Ida Bell (1875-)
Nora (1884->1933)

1.3 Mary Ann Cameron
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Birth: 1836, Delaware Twp., Juniata Co., PA
Death: 18 Sep 1898, Clay twp.St.Joseph co., IN?

PA PA PA
9/21/1898 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 5
1/4/1899 Niles Weekly Mirror pg 1

the 1860 census has Mary A. Cameron working as a domestic for Abel Hatfield in German Twp.,St.Joseph Co.,IN ,age 24 from PA

Spouse: George Kizer
Birth: 1839, Wayne, Ohio
Death: 2 Jul 1914, Clay twp.St.Joseph co., IN?
Father: Ebenezer F. Kizer (1814-)
Mother: Susannah Ward (1814-)
Marr: aft 1860, South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., IN

Children: Arabelle C (1861-1946)
Lula C. (1863-)
Effa (1868-1935)
Minnie (1868-)
Osborn/Austin (1870-)
Arthur Flanagan (1871-1956)
Olive (1874-)
Ronald W. (1866-1869)

1.3.1 Arabelle C Kizer
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Birth: 26 Oct 1861, St.Joseph Co., IN
Death: 1946

IN OH PA
4 CHILDREN 4 LIVING IN 1900
SBT 10/8 and 10/101946
550 Cleveland Ave.

Spouse: Frank Dunn
Birth: Aug 1863, St.Joseph Co., IN
Death: 1932
Father: James T. Dunn (1850-)
Mother: Ellen Umberger (1850-)
Marr: 1885

Children: Alda M. (1885-)
Pluma Ineze (1887-1970)
Etta I (1889-)
Adrian C. (1898-)
James Herbert (1900-)

1.3.2 Lula C. Kizer
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Birth: 1863, Indiana

Olive??

Spouse: Thomas Binns?

1.3.3a Effa Kizer*
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Birth: 20 Jan 1868, Cass Co., MI
Death: 16 Jul 1935, Los Angles, CA
Burial: Riverview Cemetery,South Bend,IN

lived in South Bend,IN at 417 N. Cushing
two daughters-Mrs. Marie Furr of Chicago.IL and Mrs. Paul Lerpee of Los Angeles,CA

Spouse: I.Ellsworth Ewing
Birth: abt 1868
Death: 26 Jan 1939
Marr: 20 Sep 1922

Other Spouses C.A. Wayne

1.3.3b Effa Kizer* (See above)
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Spouse: C.A. Wayne
Birth: abt 1868
Death: 23 Apr 1916
Marr: 30 Oct 1889

Children: Lloyd
Marie
daughter

Other Spouses I.Ellsworth Ewing

1.3.4a Minnie Kizer*
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Birth: 1868, Michigan

Spouse: Summersgill

Other Spouses Call

1.3.4b Minnie Kizer* (See above)
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Spouse: Call

Other Spouses Summersgill

1.3.5 Osborn/Austin Kizer
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Birth: 1870, Michigan
Death: South Bend, St.Joseph Co., IN

1.3.6 Arthur Flanagan Kizer
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Birth: 1 Dec 1871, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Death: 9 Sep 1956, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Burial: Sumption Prarie Cemetery, South Bend, IN

Spouse: Eva Leuella Greenwood
Birth: Jan 1874, Indiana
Father: Andrew Jackson Greenwood
Mother: Permillia Longly
Marr: Harbor Springs, MI

Children: Mildred Irene
Olive Lucille
Nina
Hester May (1917-)
Arthur N. (1907-)
Earl Leslie (1904-)

1.3.7 Olive Kizer
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Birth: 1874, Michigan

MI OH PA

Spouse: William C. Yena
Birth: 1874, Indiana

Children: Oliver (1910-)

1.3.8 Ronald W. Kizer
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Birth: 9 Apr 1866, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan
Death: 18 Sep 1869, Howard twp.,Cass co.,Michigan

have death record,name could be Rinaldo W.???
3 years,4 months,9 days

1.4 Susan Cameron
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Birth: 2 Mar 1842, Lebanon Co., PA
Death: 26 Dec 1928, South Bend, Ind.
Burial: City Cemetery, South Bend, IN
Occ: keeping house

PA PA PA
When Susan was 8 family moved to Illinois by boat on the Ohio River,mother and sister died of Cholera near Galena,IL
1920 Susan lists as born in PA,father unknown Scotch?,mother PA
1900 Listed as a Widow -PA,Scotch?,PA living in Portage,St. Joseph Co.,IN
may have been married in Berrien co.?

Spouse: Leroy"Roy" Eastwood
Birth: 1847, Glen Falls, Warren Co., NY
Death: 1889, Dakota?/South Bend, IN?
Father: Martin J. Eastwood
Mother: Margaret Mary Ann
Marr: 22 Sep 1869, South Bend, St.Joseph Co., IN

Children: Olivia M. "Olive" (1872-)
Lenora C. (~1876-)

1.4.1 Olivia M. "Olive" Eastwood
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Birth: 1872, South Bend, St.Joseph Co., IN

IN NY PA
Susan Eastwood with family in 1910 Niles,MI
she is with other daughter Lenora Wood in 1920 in Kalamazoo,MI

Spouse: John H. Forler=owner of the Forler Hotel
Birth: 1869, Michigan
Death: 29 Dec 1937, Niles , Berrien Co., MI
Father: George K. Forler (1832-)
Mother: Catherina Katherine Schmidt (1834-)
Marr: abt 1895

Children: Leroy George (1895-1980)
Noel J. (1910-1991)

1.4.2 Lenora C. Eastwood
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Birth: abt 1876, South Bend, IN
Death: Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co., MI

IN NY PA
has Susan in 1920

Spouse: Jedediah Alvin Wood
Birth: 1873, Pittsfield?, Massachusetts
Death: Kalamazoo, MI?

Children: Irene D. (1899-1973)
Jedediah Alvin (1900-1984)
Virginia (1915-)

CAMERON Family - Red Bluff, California

Kathleen M. Davis — 25 Jul 2000 7:17:02 GMT

JOHN THOMAS CARMERON b. 15 Jan. 1819 N.Y
[1812 Md.], d. 11 Jan. 1884 Tehama Co., Ca.
bur. Cameron Family Cemetery Tehama Co., Ca.
mar. about 1859 Ca.[?] ELIZABETH GREEN
b. 1 Jan. 1839 Mo., d. 18 Nov. 1880 Tehama
Co., Ca., bur. Cameron Family Cemetery

Children:

James Alfred Davis b. 5 Oct. 1857 El Dorado,
Ca., d. 16 Sept. 1925 Red Bluff, Ca., bur.CFC

Willis William Cameron b. 14 March 1860 Ca.,
d 5 Oct 1909, bur. CFC

Jefferson D. Cameron b. 3 April 1862 Indian
Diggings, Ca., d. 26 Dec 1939 Chico, Ca.,
bur. CFC

Robert Lee Cameron b. 25 May 1864 Ca.,
d. 27 June 1921 Chico, Ca., bur. CFC

Edmond Cameron b. 14 July 1866 Ca.,
d. 28 Aug. 1942 Red Bluff, Ca., bur. CFC
[Oak Hill Red Bluff]

John Thomas Cameron b. 1868 Ca.,
d. 24 Sept 1946 Chico, Ca., bur. CFC

Guy Cameron b. 12 May 1872 Ca.,
d. 13 Jan. 1906, bur. CFC

*Note CFC is Cameron Family Cemetery out on
Hogback Road by Finley lake Tehama Co., Ca.
Only this family is there.

CAMERONs from Tiree

aicameron — 15 Nov 2001 3:35:50 GMT

My family were millers on the Island of Tiree from the mid-1700s until the mid-1900's. My ggg-grandfather was Archibald Cameron and his wife Margaret MacDonald. My gg-grandfather - Lachlan Cameron was born in 1849 and married Flora Ann MacLean. Their son John Cameron was my grandfather and he married Amelia Munn. If any of this is familiar please contact.

CAMERON in Inverness

Angela Jachmann — 15 Feb 2000 1:57:19 GMT

My g-grandmother Christina Cameron b.1850 Abernethy, Inverness-shire, SCT.
Her parents :
William Cameron b.1807 and Isabell Tulloch b.1822.
Siblings Donald b.1848, Janet (Jessie) b.1852 and John b.1854
William Cameron first married to Ann Cameron b.1818.
Children of first marriage Nathaniel b.1836, Grace b.1837, Duncan b.1839 and Marjory b.1840.
William Cameron's parents Nathaniel Cameron m 1801 to Marjory or May Grant.
Children Christian b.1802, Donald b.1803, John b.1805, William b. 1807, Gregor b.1809, James b.1811 and Nathaniel b.1813.
Ann Cameron, William's first wife was daughter of Duncan Cameron and Grace Nielson. Her siblings were Duncan, Niel, Alexander, Cathrine and Ewen.

CAMERON-BROWN

T68teen1 — 8 Sep 2007 10:08:01 GMT

I'm looking for anybody who has Cameron-Brown in their family tree. I can't find any use of the double barrelled name yet I'm told by my partners family that that is the surname they used.
The last of the girls was Kathleen who was born in 1901 in Dreghorn, Ayrshire and got married as Kathleen Brown. Her parents were James and Mary.Kathleen may have been a twin and their mother died in child birth
Any help would be appreciated

Mary CAMERON

FBadnell0653 — 22 Oct 2001 2:39:04 GMT

There was a Mary Cameron married to my G-grandfather with the name of Badenelle. They were married in Jackson,(used to be Va, now WVa) anyone got any information on them would be appreciated.
Thank You

Moira CAMERON, Yeoman

modusa — 9 Sep 2007 9:20:51 GMT

From World Wide Words -- 08 Sep 07 (reposted with permission; thanks, Michael!)

3. Recently noted
------------------------------------------------------------------YO, WOMAN! For the first time in its 522 years, a woman began work on Monday as a member of the Yeomen of the Guard who act as warders at the Tower of London. Because one condition for joining the Guard is a continuous period of 20 years in the armed forces, reaching at least the rank of staff sergeant, it is only recently that women have become eligible to join the warders' ranks. Most papers that reported the event jokingly called the new member, Moira CAMERON, a yeowoman, no doubt believing they had invented it. But it turns out to have a long history - the OED's first example is from 1852. It became more widely known during the First World War when women began to serve in the US Navy. They had the official rank of Yeoman (F), "F" denoting female, as you would guess. An informal term was "yeomanette", which the women hated; "yeowoman" was a common alternative. The last member of the group, Charlotte WINTERS, died only last March at the age of 109. Both "yeomanette" and "yeowoman" vanished after the War except in reference to this period. Among other meanings, yeoman was the name given to a superior servant in a noble or royal household, one who often ate meat (in Old English, humbler servants were called loaf-eaters, who mainly subsisted on bread). Such well-fed menials were derisively named "beef-eaters" and this is the source of the famous nickname of the members of the Yeoman of the Guard, who acquired it in the seventeenth century. These days they carry it with pride.

World Wide Words is copyright (c) Michael Quinion 2007. All rights
reserved. The Words Web site is at http://www.worldwidewords.org/ .

Margaret LANDELS m Jack CAMERON

Douglas Graham — 20 Nov 2006 3:23:19 GMT

I'm looking for anyone related to Margaret Landels who married Jack Cameron. Margaret was the daughter of Tom
Landels and Lottie Henderson.Margaret had 2 brothers
William and Gordon Landels.(gordon was killed in W.W.II)

CAMERON / MacCLEOUD Family

cmtcameron — 29 Aug 2007 12:56:08 GMT

I would like to research my father's family tree. I am just beginning. My grandparents were Alexander Daniel Cameron and Ida May LaShomb Cameron. My grandfather's parents were William Cameron and Margaret MacCleoud. They lived in Munkland/Maxville Ontario. William's parents were John Cameron and Janet MacDonell (I belive). If anyone has names of siblings, dates, towns, etc. could you lease respond?

Thanks

Death of Ms. Ethel Katherine CAMERON in India

davwayell — 27 Aug 2007 8:51:52 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Ms. Ethel Katherine Cameron, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Ms. Cameron died in India on May 7, 1938.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Donald CAMERON Snr, c 1853 & Donald Jnr 1879 - UK

MelanieDrake67 — 26 Aug 2007 9:02:47 GMT

I am trying to trace my g.grandfather, Donald Cameron. He was born on 14th January 1879 married Frances Rose Hulin-Rich, and they lived in London. My grandmother was born in 1908 and her godfather was Harry Lauder. Because my g.grandfather died in 1913 aged 35 and his family did not approve of his marriage, my g.grandmother did not keep in touch with his family. I would love to hear from anyone who might know of him. He had a brother-in-law called George Ferris who lived in Tile Hill, W. Coventry, England, UK, in 1913.

CAMERONs in Alexandria?

modusa — 19 Aug 2007 3:16:22 GMT

I was in Alexandria, VA, the other day, and spend a lot of time around and on Cameron St. Are there any CAMERONs associated with Alexandria? or?

CAMERON Family in Lebanon Co., PA, Area

nicenonya2 — 17 Aug 2007 6:25:09 GMT

letter from Samuel Riegel of Lebanon,PA to a cousin in Niles,MI-Henry Nelson Cameron.Connected to the Wolf/McConnel/Rush/Long/Gossert/Walter/Burris families

John Cameron Walker
nicenonya3@yahoo.com

Looking for CAMERON in North Carolina

Cyclic240B — 31 Jul 2007 2:05:58 GMT

Hello,

I am looking for information on the following:

William Cameron/Rachel McKoy Cameron,
Toby Cameron/Sally Cameron

All I know is that they resided in the Southwest part of Harnett County in North Carolina near the town of Cameron. Any help would be appreciated