More Camerons In The Edinburgh Commissariot

Edinburgh Commissariot:

McDonald of Arras, Aeneas, Lord, son of Alexander M'Donald of Glengarrie, and Jean, daughter of Alan Cameron of Locheill.

The Bearer, Ewen Cameron

The life of Samuel Johnson: including A journal of a tour to the Hebrides, Volume 1 (Google eBook), James Boswell:

Winifred Gibson Married Archibald Rose Cameron

Catherine Delilah Ault and Ralph E. Gibson had 2 children, Harold and Winifred.

After Ralph Gibson died in 1917, his widow moved to Belleville for she wanted to be near her daughter Winifred who had married Archibald Cameron. The Camerons lived in Belleville.
Winifred died before her mother and Catherine Delilah died in a Nursing Home. [Source]

Archibald Rose Cameron

Ontario Births

Name Archibald Rose Cameron

Event Type Birth

Event Date 20 Jul 1882

Event Place West Nissouri, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada

Registration Date 1882

Gender Male

Father's Name Hugh Cameron

Mother's Name Martha Duvillard Rose

Certificate Number 021366

Archie R Cameron

Census  31 Mar 1901

D, Dundas, Ontario, Canada

Gender Male

Marital Status Single

Ethnicity Scotch

Nationality Canadian

Religion Presbyterian

Relationship to Head of Household Son

Birthplace Ontario

Hugh Cameron Head M 46 Qc

Mary Mcdonald Daughter F 55 Ontario

Martha Cameron Wife F 44 Ontario

Archie R Cameron Son M 18 Ontario

Annie R Cameron Daughter F 17 Ontario

Gertrude Cameron Daughter F 15 Ontario

Roderick Cameron Son M 11 Ontario

J. Charles Cameron Son M 9 Ontario

Mary M Rose Sister-in-law F 50 Ontario

Name Archibald Rose Cameron

Event Type Marriage

Event Date 07 Aug 1918

Event Place Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Marital Status Bachelor

Birth Year (Estimated) 1882

Birthplace Glencoe, Ontario

Father's Name Hugh Cameron

Mother's Name Martha Rose

Spouse's Name Winnifred Ault Gibson

Spouse's Marital Status Spinster

Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1883

Spouse's Birthplace Morrisburg, Ontario

Spouse's Father's Name Ralph E Gibson

Spouse's Mother's Name Catherine Ault

Cameron Elliot Graham

Margaret Lyall Cameron, the daughter of Duncan Henry Cameron and Annie Emily Cameron, married William Darcus Graham.  Their two children were Margaret and Cameron Elliot Graham.  Annie Graham, (her late) daughter Margaret, and Margaret's Graham children were mentioned in John E. Cameron's estate.

Cameron was born in Alberta and died in Texas.

Al Cameron Signs With Red Wings

From the Archives of Michigan online indexes:

Source

Alan Richard Cameron of the Detroit Red Wings was born on October 21, 1955, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Rod Cameron (Surname Originally Cox)

From the Detroit News at the Archives of Michigan online indexes:

Source

1961

Angela Cameron

Ex-wife of actor Rod Cameron

Ex-husband Rod Cameron marries her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Alves-Lico

Rod was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in 1910 as "Nathan Roderick Cox."  He died in Georgia in 1983.

Census 1911
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Gender: Male
Age (Estimated): 1
Marital Status: Single
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Birth Date: Dec 1910
Birthplace: Calgary
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Robt N Cox Head M United States [Illinois]
Laura Cox Wife  F Ontario
Katie Cox Daughter F Ontario
Rodrick Cox Son M Calgary

Census 1940

Los Angeles, California

Gender: Male

Age: 29

Marital Status: Married

Race: White

Relationship to Head of Household: Head

Birthplace: Canada

Birth Year (Estimated): 1911

Last Place of Residence: Same Place

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace

Roderick Cox Head M 29 Canada [actor]

Laura Cox Mother F 63 Canada

Catherine Cox Sister F 31 Canada

Angela and her mother, Dorothy Louisa Eveleigh Alves Lico, were listed on a passenger list here.

Name: Angela L Cameron

Event Type: Death

Event Date: 19 Jun 1968

Event Place: Los Angeles, California, United States

Birth Date: 20 Jul 1933

Birthplace: China

Gender: Female

Mother's Name: Ezeleigh

Donald Cameron, #696264

Records from the Library and Archives of Canada include Veterans Death Cards: First World War and the microfilm where they can be found.  When Veterans Affairs was notified of the death of a First World War veteran, a death card was created... .

Donald Cameron

#696264

Died At Spokane, Washington

Image# 531

He was born in Kent County, Ontario, Canada, on 7 Apr 1893.  His next of kin, according to the Attestation Papers, was Raymond Albert Cameron, his brother, who lived in Purless, Alberta, Canada, on 12 February 1916.

This Donald Cameron?

Name: Donald Cameron

Event Type: Census

Event Date: 1916

Event Place: Alberta, Canada

Gender: Male

Age: 23

Marital Status: Single

Ethnicity: Irish

Relationship to Head of Household: Brother

Birthplace: Ontario

Birth Year (Estimated): 1893

Military Service Place: C

Township: 19

Province: Alberta

District Number: 40 Medicine Hat

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace

Albert Cameron Self M 28y Ontario

Donald Cameron Brother M 23y Ontario

Donald Cameron #1018344

Records from the Library and Archives of Canada include Veterans Death Cards: First World War and the microfilm where they can be found.

When Veterans Affairs was notified of the death of a First World War veteran, a death card was created... .

Donald Cameron

Private

28 Battalion

Died: 2 October 1941

Place of Death: City Hospital, Saskatoon, Sask.

Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Saskatoon

Grave #10589, Soldier's Plot

Next of Kin:  Miss Elsie Cameron, Sister

Balghoulan, Pitlochry, Perthshire, Scotland

Image# 533

From Donald Cameron's 1916 Attestation Papers:

Date of Birth: 7 June 1875
Born in Kindallachan, Scotland
Next of Kin: John Cameron, Brother, of Winnipeg

Great-Grandma's Temporary Move To Greencourt?

Border Entry, Form 30, 1919-1924

Microform: t-15264

Source  Image 1388

Canadian Immigration Service

Port: Windsor, Ontario

Form #7247

Cameron, D.R. Mrs.

Last Permanent Address:  Detroit, Mich.

Street and No.: 1017 E. Jefferson

Birthplace: Sarnia, Ontario

She can read and write in English

Religion: Presb.

Ever lived in Canada?  Yes.

Left Canada at Sarnia in 1890

Why left Canada:  To Reside

Money in possession belonging to Immigrant: $100.00

Object in coming to Canada: Settler

Destined To: Son

Archie Johnson

Greencourt, Alta

Ever been refused admission to Canada?  No

Apparent condition of health: Good

From Detroit to Windsor

Ferry

Objection to Immigrant: None

Admitted

Source Image 1387

Husband: D. R. Cameron

609 Warren Street

Flint, Michigan

Height: 5'8"

Complexion: Dark

Color of Eyes: Brown

Color of Hair: Dk Brown

Wt.: 150

Signature: Mrs. D.R. Cameron

July 30, 1920

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron were both living in Flint, Michigan, in 1930.

Archie Johnston's Attestation Paper For The Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force

Archie Johnston, son of John & Anna (Cameron) Johnston, who was born in Sterling, Michigan, entered World War I in the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force. Below is Archie's Attestation Paper he submitted to become a soldier.


After the war, Archie became a naturalized Canadian citizen. His father, John Johnston was a Canadian and his mother, Anna Cameron may have been born in Canada.

Edward I. Johnston, RCAF Pilot In WWII

Edward Irvine Johnston, son of Archie & Grace (Price) Johnston, who was a pilot for the Royal Canadian Air Force, in the Book of Remembrance (1942) for the Second World War. Edward was killed on 20 December 1942 and is buried in the Amsterdam New Eastern Cemetery, Netherlands.


Edward I. Johnston was the grandson of Anna (Cameron) Johnston Cameron.

Obituary of Archie Johnston

Archie Johnston was the son of John & Anna (Cameron) Johnston and the step-son of Donald Cameron.

[This obituary and other items were sent to me by an unrelated person who lived in the area]

Greencourt said Farewell to its oldest citizen Archie Johnston May 25th. The funeral was held in Edmonton, from the Park Memorial Chapel to Westlawn Cemetery, where he was laid to rest beside his wife Grace, who predeceased him in 1967.

Archie, as everyone called him, was a pioneer homesteader in this area, arriving in 1919 after being discharged from the Canadian Army, having served four years in the trenches without injury.

He decided not to return to his old home in Michigan, so with Grace, his bride he settled on his land near Greencourt.

He farmed until 1950 when he retired to live in Greencourt. Over the next 20 years his eyesight gradually failed and he became totally blind, but he faced his disability with such courage and cheerfulness that he won the admiration of all who knew him.

Since the death of his wife, Archie batched it every summer by himself in his home, with his faithful dog company. All his friends marveled at his ability to look after himself. He always recognized his friends by their voices which he never confused or forgot.

Last August, on his 90th birthday, Archie's relatives and friends held an At Home for him during which he enjoyed visits from all his friends. He passed his last days at Mayerthorpe Hospital, where his friends visited him for the last time, and he knew them by their voices until the last.

He is survived by his only daughter, Betty, Mrs. Mervyn Goeson, of Edmondton. His son, Edward, was lost in World War II while on an aerial mission over Germany. There are two grandchildren (living) and four great-grandchildren (living).