Duncan Cameron, Complainant

Source

John Hannon

Calendar 75, Page 77, No. 12

5 December 1895

Sureties being John H. Johnson and John Hannan

 

Attended Bar For Patrick Cameron

Testimony of Seth Hinman from Alexander McLeod's trial involving the Caroline incident:

Source

Seth Hinman - "...I attended bar for Patrick Cameron...".  "I was in Chippewa December, 1837...I knew Alexander McLeod...I saw him the night the Caroline was destroyed at Mr. Davis's; I saw him pass through the barroom...".

Judge J. A. Cameron Of West Florida

1836 Notices of Florida and the Campaigns...:

Biography of Col. Francis Hawkes Cameron:

"We should mention that the brothers of William Cameron, the grandfather of Col. Cameron, were Judge Duncan Cameron...and Judge J. A. Cameron, who was a member of the supreme court of Florida for many years; and who was lost at sea many years ago, on the ill-fated steamer, Pulaski; and Dr. Thomas N. Cameron, of Fayetteville, N.C."

James Cameron, Late Of New York

New York Probate Records, 1629-1971  New York Proceedings 1851-1852 vol 13-14

13-449 [Image 226]

Petition of John Cameron

Of the City of New York

Executor of James Cameron, late of the County of New York

James Cameron died the 12th of December

County of New York

Surrogate Court

27 December 1851

Last Will and Testament....Isabella Cameron, the widow of the testator, and Mary C. Fraser, widow, the only child of the testator...

Name James Cameron
Event Type Death
Event Date 12 Dec 1851
Event Place Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Address 18 North Moore St.
Residence Place New York, N. Y.
Gender Male
Age 66
Marital Status Unknown
Birth Year (Estimated) 1785
Birthplace Scotland
Cemetery Remo. from City

The Claims Of Two Wives

Myra B. Cameron, Claimant

Sarah Cameron, Claimant

vs

Acheson Graphite Company, Employer...

Myra was first married to Emory H. Bouk before she married

William Cameron and then William married Sarah

William Cameron died July 21, 1916 in an

industrial accident

Deed Between Camerons

"Being a Sale by the said Allan Cameron to the said John Archibald Cameron 'Of lot number nineteen, in the seventh range of lots of said township of Lochaber, containing two hundred acres of land, more or less, in superfioies, with the usual allowance for highways--with a small wooden house and stable thereon erected;' and possessed the said lot of land by the said Allan Cameron, during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed, as proprietor, item thence by the said purchaser, as a proprietor thereof."

....4 October 1859

Allan Cameron, Defendant

Source

Fieri Facias

From the Superior Court--Montreal

Ottawa--to wit:

No. 1369

DUNCAN MCMILLAN, of the Township of Grenville, in the District of Montreal, Esquire, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of ALLAN CAMERON, of Buckingham, in the District of Ottawa, yeoman, in a certain suit where Donald Cameron, of the Township of Lochabar, in the said District, yeoman, in his capacity of tutor in due form of law appointed to John Cameron and Allan Cameron, minor children, issue of the marriage of the late Ewen Cameron, in his lifetime of the Township of Templeton, and the late Jane Cameron, his wife, was defendant, and the said Allan Cameron, defendant par reprise d'instance;

A lot of land situate in the Township of Templeton, containing about two hundred and seventy-three acres, more or less, known as lot number eleven, in the first range of said Township of Templeton; bounded on one side by lot number twelve the property of George Gill, on the other side by lot number ten the property of Grimes Green, in the rear by lot number eleven in the second range, the property of John Cosgrove, and in front by the Ottawa River--with a dwelling house, and a barn thereon erected.

To be sold at my Office, at the Court House, at Aylmer, on the TENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon. The said Writ returnable the Fifteenth day of March next.

LOUIS M. COULTEE, Sheriff

Sheriff's Office, 2d November, 1852,

{First published 6th November, 1852.} 3-4m

See a map of the Township of Templeton here.

Grace Cameron's Custody

Dominion Law Reports

Grace Florence Cameron, possibly the child of Charles Cameron and Annie (Hannah) Richardson
Wallace Nesbitt Cameron, brother of Grace Florence Cameron


Mrs. Lang, possibly Ruth Ann Cameron, wife of Joseph Carrington Lang

Ruth Cameron and Charles Cameron in the Barrie, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada, 1881 Census

Charles and Eliza Cameron, parents of Ruth and Charles, in the 1861 Census (Simcoe, Muskoka)

Above remarks reflect my speculation as to the identity of the subjects in the court case.

Duncan Cameron In The Murphey Papers

The papers of Archibald D. Murphey, Volume 1

"Judge Locke resigned from the bench in February, 1814, and Duncan Cameron was appointed temporarily by the governor...".

 Duncan Cameron (1777-1853)

Mary McIntosh Cameron Connolly

Name Mary McIntosh Cameron
Event Type Birth
Event Date 05 Nov 1882
Event Place Macauley, Victoria, Ontario, Canada
Registration Date 1882
Gender Female
Father's Name Lewis Cameron
Mother's Name Jane Thair
Certificate Number 019105
[Her twin was Jane Elizabeth Cameron who married Walter O. Briggs]

She married William F. Connolly, who was a Judge in Recorder's Court in Detroit in 1910.

Census 1910
Detroit Ward 3, Wayne, Michigan
Wm H Connoly Head M 34 Michigan
Mary A Connoly Wife F 27 Canada
Wm F Connoly Jr. Son M 1 Michigan
Jane Cameron Mother-in-law F 63 Scotland
Raymond R Cameron Brother-in-law M 20 Michigan

Source

Mary (May) Cameron Connolly died in 1953 according to her memorial at FindAGrave.

Warrant For The Arrest Of Alexander Cameron

From the University of North Carolina's Preston Davie Collection:

Folder 70

(digitized 2 scans)

John Matthews, 17 September 1776 (56)

Warrant for arrest of Alexander Cameron.

South Carolina...Alexander Cameron...absent from and without the limits of this State...to answer to Duncan Cameron...

Second page...19 March 1778...

Edward A. Cameron, Orphan In Quebec

Quebec, Quebec Judicial... Guardianships...Files 1806-1807...:

20 September 1806
Andrew Cameron
[Image 333]
File #9627
Guardianship to the minor child of Andrew Cameron
Petition of Jane Stuart, widow of Andrew Cameron, late of said city of Quebec...
That Edward Andrew Cameron, a minor, of the age of eleven, is the only child, issue, of the said marriage of said Andrew Cameron, deceased
15 September 1806

[Possible guardians]...Murdock Stuart, grandfather; David Ross, uncle; James Ross; John Maunder; George Pozer; William Hunter; James Ward, friends

Chose the mother, Jane Stuart widow Cameron, to be guardian and John Munro to be subguardian...

...John Munro and John Painter, uncles, James Ross, John Wilson, John Maunder?, James Ward and Wm. Hunter, friends...choose John Wilson as guardian and John Munro as subguardian on 13 September 1806

...Quebec Judicial... Guardianships...Files 1812-1813...:

After the mother died in 1813:

13 May 1813
Tutelle
Andrew Cameron, deceased father (Quebec merchant)
Jane Cameron [Image 897] deceased mother
File #10993

...petition (of John Munro) for guardian for Edward A. Cameron, a minor, aged sixteen years, issue of the marriage between the late Andrew Cameron, and Jane Cameron, both deceased, the following persons...

John Painter, uncle

John Blackwood, John Ross, George Ross, Francis Hunter, William Hunter and Daniel Grant, friends

nominate John Munro as guardian and John Neilson, subguardian

Jane Cameron died the 2nd day of this present month (May 1813)

Ewen Cameron, Inquest Witness

Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), 13 Apr 1827, p. 3, published an account of a Montreal murder inquest that included Ewen Cameron and Catherine Cameron.

Court Cases Involving Camerons And Giles In SC

From the South Carolina Department Of Archives And History (links below added by me):

CALDWELL, JOHN M., INDORSEE OF ALEXANDER CAMERON VS ROBERT GILES AND MATILDA GILES, HIS WIFE, JUDGMENT ROLL.  8/20/1798

CAMERON, ALEXANDER VS ROBERT GILES AND MATILDA GILES, JUDGMENT ROLL. 8/14/1799

CAMERON, LEWIS, INDORSEE OF ROBERT GILES VS WILLIAM MARSHALL, JUDGMENT ROLL.   6/13/1801

Court Martial Of Lt. James Cameron In 1813

He was found Not Guilty....

Page 468

A Collection of the Charges, Opinions, and Sentences of General Courts ... By Charles James.

Lt. John Cameron's 1814 Court Martial

Source on Page 640

From A Collection of the Charges, Opinions, and Sentences of General Courts ...

Ellen McCrea's 2nd Husband

From a January, 2012, post about Ellen (McCrea) Audley, Ellen McCrea Was Mrs. Beltz Before She Was Mrs. Audley:  I knew her as Ellen (McCrea) Audley.   (Ellen was the daughter of Isabelle CAMERON McCrea).  ...haven't identified the first name of Ellen's second husband, Mr. Audley. I'm hoping the 1940 census will reveal that information next year when it's released.

The 1940 census DID identify the name of Ellen's second husband:

United States Census, 1940
Name: Ellen M Audley
Ward 15, Waukesha City, Waukesha, Wisconsin
Head John B Audley M 77 Wisconsin
Wife Ellen M Audley F 57 Michigan
Servant Marie Kimpel F 63 France

In 1940 Ellen's 2nd husband, John B. Audley, was 77 years old with no occupation.  Ellen, age 57, was a physical therapist in the V.A. Hospital.

According to FindAGrave, John B. Audley died in 1941:

John B Audley
Birth: Jan. 4, 1863
Death: Dec. 3, 1941

Burial: Prairie Home Cemetery
Waukesha, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA
Plot: Sec 3, Blk 1, Lot 186, Sp 5

 John B. Audley's 1st wife, Julia (1869-1924), is buried next to him.


Apparently the probate situation of John B. Audley's estate did not go smoothly.

ESTATE OF AUDLEY:

AUDLEY, Appellant,

vs.

AUDLEY and another, Executors, Respondents.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

February 6, 1950.

March 7, 1950.

Morris VS Cameron In Brockville, Canada

The case of Morris vs. Cameron:

"The following pages will give the reader some insight into the circumstances which induced the Hon. William Morris, at the late Assizes for the District of Johnstown, to bring an action for libel against Malcolm Cameron, Esq., Member for the County of Lanark."

William H. Taft & the Cameron Case

From the Law Bulletin: Cameron Adm'x v. Heister and Heister

Superior Court of Cincinnati, General Term, November 1889

Anna Cameron, Adm'x v. John Heister and Michael Heister

The plaintiff sought to recover damages for the death of her husband, Robert Cameron, at their dwelling at Court and Linn Streets in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Cameron died as a result of injuries he received after being struck by a rocket discharged on the pavement in front of the Heister residence by Michael Heister, a minor.

John Heister (a widower) kept a saloon and residence at the southeast corner of Court and Linn Streets. His family included a daughter, age 15, defendant Michael, age 18, and son William who was employed away from home during the day and helped his father in the saloon at night.



John Heister was dismissed from the action; however the Superior Court ruled that the judgment of non-suit as to John Heister is reversed and cause remanded.

Taft* and Moore, JJ, concur
William H. Pope for Plaintiff
J. J. Glidden and A. C. Grube for Defendants

*William Howard Taft was a Cincinnati Judge before he was President and a Supreme Court Justice

In 1900 John, Michael and Adelaide Heister were living in Bellevue, Campbell Co., Kentucky. John was a saloonkeeper and Michael (who was born in Ohio) was an architect. I believe (although I do not know for sure) that this is the same family involved in the court case.

Unfortunately, I have not been able to further identify the Camerons in the court case.