Donald Cameron And His Followers

Upper Canada Land Books : C-105:

Donald CAMERON [Image 957]
9 May 1836

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John Cameron In The Land Board Minutes

Minutes and records of the Land Boards accumulated by the Executive Council Office (Hesse District Reports) : C-14026:

Image 1109

John Cameron

Reports: B

Lot:93

First Concession Names of Grantees: John Cameron

Date of Location: 22 April 1791

Quantity: 200 Acres

Reference to the Index: C

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24th September 1807 Letter Mentioned Captain Cameron

Archibald McMillan and family fonds : H-1099 (Image 253):

My dear Sir   Montreal  24th Sept. 1807

...17th in course -- the holder of the bill mentioned in my letter of the 10th ...so far from being disposed to be accommodating that I am sure he would be glad of an opportunity of exposing Capt. Cameron's...therefore it will be needless to offer him London bills in payment--as however the protested London Bill cannot be returned untill its maturity which cannot possibly be sooner than 20 days after this....the Gentleman who boutht the Tea and Indigo, the latter articles I believe I told you before does not belong to me but to Mr. Alexr. Cameron Mercht. here to whom I communicated whiat you wrote respecting it in your favor...Yours faithfully  A.M.

John Munro

Quebec

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John Cameron, Died 10 September 1803

C-102 [Imag 835]

Image 836

Affidavit (See Image 836):

The late John Cameron of Charlottenburgh who claimed the west 3/4 of Lot No. 14 in the 1st and 2nd Concessions of Charlottenburgh, departed this life on the tenth day of September 1803.  Signed, John Cameron  (the patent for the land bore the date of 13 September 1803)

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McGill And Cameron

Land documents concerning Quebec, Upper and Lower Canada, Canada East and Canada West and Canada : C-3905

Image 465

McGill, John and Duncan Cameron

1/5 acre

14 March 180_

York Township

Lot# 15 ___ King Street

Remarks: Red Book

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Dear Cousin Letter Of August 3, 1807

Archibald McMillan and family fonds : H-1099 (Image 251):

Montreal 3 August (1807) 

 My dear Cousin

I wrote you some time ago on a subject which I was sure would afford you pleasure--this time I am sorry to have to mention something of a different nature - I mean the conduct of *Donald which you would have heard before now by his Brother John with whom I intened to write to you had he not left this unknown to me
John wished to take little Sandy along with him but the Boy himself was averse to it until his month was out in school till he heard from you which I thought was proper and if you desire it I shall be on the lookout...here or in Quebec... .  I would have taken him into my own house when Donald went away but that it would be confirming Donald's creditors in an opinion which they wished and tried to establish that I was connected with him in business--this idea probably Donald wished to convey to them with a ? to get credit--but luckily for me I kept clear of him. Indeed I was always afraid he was doing no good but I never imagined his affairs would turn out quite as bad as they did.  I have no news to communicate to you--I have not heard this year from the highlands....with best respects to you and Mrs. McMillan and your brother and family believe me

My dear Cousin,
affectionately

*Note: May be Donald Cameron

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James Cameron Of Lancaster

Heir and Devisee H-1152 [Image 166]

21 July 1817

James Cameron

Original Nominee: Alexander Cameron

Lancaster, Eastern District

Lot/Concession

25 1

25 4

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Camerons In Baby (Family) Collection

Collection Baby : C-4727

Cameron

Image 89

Index

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Duncan Cameron, York Merchant

Heir and Devisee : H-1140:

Duncan Cameron, Image 64

24 March 1803

Town of York

Merchant

Lot 8

Concession Palace/Palan/? Street, Town of York

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Hugh Cameron's Son John

John Cameron, Son Of Hugh

John Cameron of Charlottenburgh Yeoman Praying for a Grant of 200 Acres of land as Son of Hugh Cameron Senior of Cornwall as U.E. Loyalist.

C-102 [Image 800]

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Hugh Cameron, In Amherstburg In 1851

Heir and Devisee - H-1153 (Image 127):

Source

#39. Hugh Cameron

Town of Amherstburg

Wednesday, 15th January 1851

Claims as Assignee of John Williamson,

Eldest son and heir-at-law of

David Williamson, deceased,

Assignee of William Hutchins, also deceased

Lot 10

East side of Apsley(?) Street

Amherstburg

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Alexander Cameron In Surinam

Archibald McMillan and family fonds : H-1099 (Image 128 and 129)
Letter (transcribed; original can be found before the transcript)

Surinam
30th December 1804

...forwarded to me by my friends in the Virgin Islands...you may have heard of my quitting the Virgin Islands which I did upwards of two years ago for this place...

Mr. Murphy of St. Thomas....

Your cousin Donald Cameron, the son of Captain Cameron Strone, and my brother Arch. arrived here a few weeks ago...

Everything has turned upside down since you left Lochaber..

It is my determination to use every means I can to get my family settled in America they were always very much attached to Clan don...which you mention in your letter, as well as to yours and Glenpeans families...

...I may pay you a visit there sometime in 1806 or perhaps before.

Pray do you know of your cousin Capt. McMillan, you say nothing of him.  I had no accounts of your cousin Arch. for several years, but I believe he is in the Island of Granada.  I beg my best compliments to Mr. McMillan Glenpean and family, and all our acquaintances in your quarter, remember me in the kindest manner to Mrs. McMillan, Miss. Tommy and family...

My dear Arch,
Yours affectionately,
Alexander Cameron

Christy McDonell

Upper Canada Land Books :

C-102 [Image 810]

19 December 1809

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John Cameron, Vaughan Township

Exemplifications, Upper Canada, Province of Canada and Canada, 1853-1951 : C-3907:

Image 21

John Cameron, Vaughan Township, Home District

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Heads Of Families

Archibald McMillan And Family Fonds (H-1099) Image 51, Names of the Heads of Families Subscribing This Petition:

Petition Of 1802 Emigrants From Highlands Of Scotland

Archibald McMillan And Family Fonds (H-1099) Image 51, 1802 Emigrants From Scotland:

Thomas Cameron's Petition Not Recommended

Upper Canada Land Books : C-107:

Thomas Cameron [Image 55]

22 October 1840

Thomas Cameron, Stating that he took possession of the west half of Lot No. 23 in the 8th Concession of the Township of Montague....Not Recommended.....

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Donald Cameron, Lancaster, Lot 25

Heir and Devisee (H-1152 - Image 30):

Image 30

Donald Cameron

No. Of Claim: #61

Donald Cameron, of the Township of Lancaster, Yeoman

Lot# 25

Concession# 2

Lancaster Township

Original Nominee: Alex Cameron

Description: On? Alex Cameron of Lancaster, Soldier, RRNY

This claim to further? privilege to be shown

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John Cameron, Innkeeper

Heir and Devisee : H-1133:

Image 163

John Cameron, of Charlottenburgh, Sen. and Innkeeper

Claims 5 acres...originally drawn by John McGregor--late a private in the King's late

Royal Regiment of Yorkers

(See second entry, too)

This one at Wikitree?  Or perhaps his son?

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Alexander Cameron, Land Book G

Upper Canada Land Books : C-102 (Image 485)

Cameron, Alexander

Land Book G

19 August 1806

Page 136

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