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Charlottenburgh Township, Glengarry Name Birth date Birth location Death date Residence cmt/loc Property cmt/loc Burial cmt/loc AltName cmt/loc Nickname cmt/loc Allan, Andrew Conc 1, Lot 18, SSRR, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontari Bethune, Angus John Abt. 1722 Colbost, Isle of Skye, Scotland 1: Cumberland Co., North Carolina 2: Conc 10, Lot 1/2 34 (100 acres) & Conc 16, Lot 28 200 acres, Charlottenburgh, Glenga Bethune, Ann May 1798 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario Abt. 28 Jul 1838 Anne Bethune Bethune, James Gray 01 Apr 1793 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Canada Oct 1841 Cobourg, Ontario Blacklock, Dr. Ambrose Athe 17 May 1784 Dumfries, Scotland 05 Oct 1866 1: Conc 6, East half of lot 13 , St. Andrews, Ont. St. Andrews Cemetery, Williamstown, Grave 364 ( 2: Martintown, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 3: of Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario Butler, Neil Abel Abt. 1774 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario 1820 Cameron, Alexander 21 Jun 1798 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada "Big Alex" Cameron, Ann 06 Nov 1832 05 Apr 1911 St. Mary's R. C. Church, Williamstown, Glengarry, Anne Cameron Cameron, Donald Abt. 1768 Rannoch, Perthshire, Scotland 13 Apr 1843 Died at Summerstown on Lot 11, Conc 2 in from the lake. Old Prsb. Cemetery, S. Lancaster, Glengarry, Ontari "Gooney" (Gudeman) Cameron, Dougald Cameron, Elizabeth 22 Jan 1802 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Betsey Cameron Cameron, Ellen 15 Jun 1765 Petty, Inverness, Scotland 25 Aug 1851 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Martintown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 1: Helen Cameron 2: Nelly Cameron Cameron, Isabel Abt. 1775 20 Nov 1862 Conc 2, Lot 5, SSRR, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario St. Raphaels, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Cameron, Isabelle Bet. 1761 - 1775 Inverness, Scotland 24 Jul 1855 1: Petition No. 2133 Charlottenburgh, G Misc/32 1803 Petit St. Andrews West, Cornwall Twp., Ontario Isabel Cameron 2: !Wife of Peter Grant land grant G 10/6 1811, daughter of 3: Elizabeth Cameron Grant Petition #21 5th section c-2028 4: Wife of Peter Grant land grant G 10/6 1811 Cameron, John Abt. Jan 1724/25 Lochiel, Scotland 10 May 1824 1: Lot 6, Conc 4, Cornwall Twp, Stormont, Ontario 1: on list of U. E. Settlers in the Front of Charlottenburgh 1: on the old Cameron homestead, South Branch, W John na Cluman Na Cluman 2: As a loyalist family was subject to periodic plunder by their neighbours. In 1784 they 2: Leased 100 acres east of Johnston, from Sir William Joh 2: Location of cemetery is east half of lot 6 in the 4t 3: West half of Lot 6, Conc 4, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Cameron, John 10 May 1730 Cainferny, of Sheanbhaile, Scotland 10 Sep 1803 Québec W1/2 Lot 17, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario 1: Salem Presb., Summerstown, ON, Canada "The Wise" 2: UEL Ceremony to replace gravestone initiated by Cameron, John Angus 01 Sep 1820 Summerstown, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 07 Dec 1888 1: Frank Purcell successful contractor (built part of Intercontinental Railway and CPR lin built a mansion, and was generous to his relatives. He was s Camerontown, B.C., Canada (now Barkerville) "Cariboo" 2: Summerstown, Ontario, Canada 3: The Cameron homestead "Fairfield", quickly identified by its entral cupola, stands by t Cameron, Roderick 21 May 1825 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 01 Jul 1900 Cameron, William Abt. 1748 Scotland Settled Lot 23, Conc south of the SSRR, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry Conc 3, 1/2 Lot 23, SSRR (100 acres) Conc 12, Lot 11 (200 Cameron, William Bui 1: Conc 3, Lot 11, Kenyon, Glengarry, Ontario 2: of Charlottenburgh Campbell, ? of Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Carther, Malcolm Abt. 1801 Roxborough, Ontario, Canada 22 Oct 1886 Roxborough, Stormont, Ontario St. Andrew's West, Cornwall Twp., Ontario Malcolm Carter Cashion, James 20 Sep 1820 Charlottenburgh, South Branch, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 06 Aug 1857 Conc 3, Lot 26, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Cashion, James 1788 12 Dec 1850 St. Mary's R. C. Church, Williamstown, Glengarry, Cashion, John Bef. 18 Jan 1807 Conc 3, 1/2 Lot 26 (100 acres) , SSRR, Conc 11, Lot 1/2 34 St. Andrew's West, Cornwall Twp., Ontario Chisholm, Alexander Aft. 16 Oct 1784 Bef. 1827 Lancaster/Charlottenburgh "Muddy Bay", Glengarry, Ontario Chisholm, Alexander 19 Feb 1831 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Chisholm, Capt. Alexander 1790 Kerrow, Scotland 19 Oct 1854 1: We told of his home, "Fasg Na Coille" (the home in the forest), in our former book. 1: Allotted 800 acres with 2 rivers flowing through his prop St. Finnan's Cemetery, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 2: Conc 2, Lot 35, Lochiel, Glengarry, Ontario 2: Seems to have owned Lot 7, Conc 3 which his son Archi 3: In the 1950's the home was owned by Glengarry artist, Stuart McCormick. 4: McPhee's Bridge in Lochiel Twp (what is now the Glen Robertson Road. Site was chos 5: of Muckerach, Scotland 6: but Col. Alexander Chisholm, rather surprisingly, settled in Alexandria as early as the Chisholm, Alexander 20 Sep 1752 Middle Knockfin, Scotland Bef. 06 Nov 1804 1: Chose "Glengarry, where members of the 84th were supposed to settle. Seems to have i 1: Conc 3 ECR on Lot 27 E 1/2, Chinguocousy Twp, Ontari Alex Senior or the Elder 2: Called his home Charlottenburgh 2: Received another grant of N 1/2 Lot 27, Conc 3 EHST 3: Sidney Pioneer 4: Went home to Scotland before returning to Canada in 1785 5: "There are two Alexander Chisholms on the UE List for the Eastern District - Alexand 6: Came to Toronto Chisholm, Alexander Bhan Abt. 1749 Scotland 30 Sep 1809 1: Kenyon, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 1: Chisholm, Alexander Charlottenburgh 1/2 G Lake Front St. Raphaels, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Alexander Chisholm of 2: Conc 1, Lot 15, Kenyon, Glengarry, Ontario 2: New York. Had cleared 4 acres of land & had built a hou 3: Chisholm, Alexander Charlottenburgh 1/2 G Lot 14 Con 4: Chisholm, Alexander Charlottenburgh Lot 15, Conc 10 F 5: Chisholm, Alexander Charlottenburgh Lot 5, Conc 16 Fr Chisholm, Anne Abt. 1798 17 Mar 1821 Lancaster, Charlottenburgh "Muddy Bay", Glengarry, Ontario St. Raphaels, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Chisholm, Archibald Claimed Lot 7, Conc 3, Lochie Twp, Charlottenburgh, Glen Chisholm, Archibald Abt. 1804 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Conc 9, Lot 20 w1/2 & Lot 21 e 1/2, Charlottenburgh, Glen Archie Chisholm Chisholm, Catherine Abt. 1807 16 Jun 1840 Of Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Williamstown, G Chisholm, Catherine 16 Feb 1782 Scotland 05 Jul 1859 1: Grew up at the Bay of Quinte 200 acres by Order of Council 2: Lived in Cobourg according to the index to"Fiats & Warrants of Claimants" 3: Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Chisholm, Catherine MacRa 02 Apr 1837 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 15 Jul 1911 Chisholm, Christopher 13 Feb 1842 15 Aug 1865 Conc 9, Lot 29, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Cana St. Raphaels Cemetery, Glengarry, Ontario Chisholm, Donald Conc 1, Lot 1/2 58 NSRR (100 acres) Charlottenburgh, Gle Chisholm, Duncan 14 Mar 1835 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 26 Dec 1910 St. Raphaels, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Chisholm, Eleanor East halves of Lot 4 & Lot 5, Conc 2, Twp of Melancthon Chisholm, Lewis 1: New York before American Revolution 1: Lancaster, Glengarry, Ontario 2: Twp of Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario 2: E 1/2, Lot 58, Conc 1, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontar Chisholm, Mary Chisholm, Mary 13 Dec 1832 Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 05 Jun 1861 Conc 9, Lot 21, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Chisholm, Nancy McRae Abt. 1770 Abt. 28 Dec 1855 Charlottenburgh, "The Glen", Glengarry, Ontario, C Colquhoun, Barbara Abt. 1807 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Abt. 1884 Dingwall, James Abt. 1750 Strathspey, Scotland 1: This homestead of 300 acres still owned by his grandson(in1886) 1: SSRR, South side Raisin River, between Lancaster & Wi Presbyterian graveyard at Williamstown., & it is rec 2: Near Albany, New York 2: Joint lot, 5 acres cleared before abandoned 3: Settled in Charlottenburgh, Glengarry 3: Leased property at New Stamford jointly with brother Jo 4: Conc 1, 1/2 of Lot E, SSRR (100 acres), Conc 12, 3/4 Lo Dingwall, John Abt. 1748 Scotland After the American Revolution relocated to Charlottenburgh, Upper Canada 1: Leased property at New Stamford jointly with brother Ja 2: Conc 17, Lot 27 (200 acres) Conc 11, Lot 29, (200 acres) Dingwall, John Bef. 27 Jul 1794 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario Drummond, Charles 24 Jun 1795 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 27 Jan 1845 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario Ferguson, Alexander Oct 1785 1: A mile west of Lancaster Village, 200 acres. 1: From Dingwall. The land in which old Alick Fergusson ( Presb. graveyard on the shore of Lake St. Francis, L 2: Settled near Albany - Johnson's Bush 2: Conc 1, NSRR, 1/2 Lot 50, (100 acres), Conc 12, Lot 27 Ferguson, Peter Abt. 1806 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario 04 Jun 1886 Conc 1, 1/2 Lot 50, NSRR, Conc 12, Lot 27, Conc 12, 1/4 St. Andrew's Presb. Church, Williamstown, Glengar Fraser, Aeneas 01 Apr 1831 Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada 1 03 Mar 2010 Charlottenburgh Township, Glengarry Name Birth date Birth location Death date Residence cmt/loc Property cmt/loc Burial cmt/loc AltName cmt/loc Nickname cmt/loc Fraser, Col. Alexander 01 May 1801 Fort Augustus, Inverness-shire, Scotland 05 Jun 1891 1: Fraser's Point, Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada St. Mary's Cemetery, Williamstown, Ontario Alexander Fraser of Fras 2: "of the front" FraserHon., Col.. Alexander 18 Jan 1786 Glendomere (Glendoemore) near Fort Augustus, Scotland 12 Nov 1853 1: After the war, he settled on a large farm, lots 39 and 40 in the 1st Concession north of t 1: Some early Upper Canadian leaders such as John Camer St. Mary's Cemetery, Williamstown, Glengarry, Ont 2: A fellow Charlottenburghian, Alexander Fraser, established a 1,600-acre estate which 2: Alexander Fraser's land dealings also look highly specula 3: Archibald Fraser, came from Edinburgh c1819 at the request of the Reverend (later Bis 3: Left various properties in his will as follows: Mary McIn 4: blue historical marker due to importance to Ontario history.
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  • Cabaan \(Ross\), an Cadha

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    Iain Mac an Tàilleir 2003 25 Cabaan (Ross), An Cadha Bàn. "Triduana's cairn", from Càrn Traillein. "The white pass". Cairnwell (Aberdeen), Càrn a' Bhalg or An Cabrach (Banff, Jura), A' Chabrach. Càrn Bhailg. "The bag-shaped cairn". The "The antler place". bad weather associated with this area is Cadboll (Ross), Cathabal. summed up in the rhyme, Cur is cathadh am "Cat village", from Norse. This is possibly a Bealach Dearg, sneachd is reòthadh an Càrn tribal reference to the people usually a' Bhalg, cùl ri gaoith air Làirig Bhealaich, associated with Caithness and Sutherland. grian gheal am Maoilinn, "Drifts and storms Caensa (Tiree), Ceòsaibh. at Bealach Dearg, snow and frost at the "Hollows", from the Norse term also found Cairnwell, back to the wind at Làirig in Keose. Bhealaich, bright sun at Moulin". Caillach Head (Argyll), Sròn na Caillich. Caithness, Gallaibh. "The old woman's or witch's promontory". The English name is "cat headland", Caiplich (Inverness), A' Chaiplich. referring to the tribal name of the people of "The horse place", from capall. Caithness and Sutherland. The Gaelic name Cairnaqueen (Aberdeen), Càrn na Cuinge. is "territory of the foreigners or non-Gaels", "The cairn at the narrow pass". This is often namely the Norse who settled in large rendered as Càrn na Cuimhne, "the memorial numbers in this area. The extreme north-east cairn", which sounds similar but is wrong. of Caithness is Roinn Ghallaibh, "the point Cairnbaan (Argyll), An Càrn Bàn. of Caithness", from rinn, "point". A person "The white cairn". from Caithness is a Gallach. Cairnbanno (Aberdeen).