Mother Was Grace Cameron

Glengarry News (1-19-1923) Excerpt from the Obituary of Mr. John A. McDougald:

The late Mr. John A. McDougald was born on September 29th, 1838, on lot number 5 in the 4th concession Kenyon, near Alexandria, a farm which had been taken up by his grandfather who came out as a pioneer settler from Eig, Scotland, in 1790.  His father was Angus McDougald, a Major in the 4th Battalion, Glengarry Militia, who saw service throughout the rebellion of 1837.  His mother was Grace Cameron of Charlottenburgh Township, whose family belonged to the United Emfire (sic) Loyalists.

From Descendants of Donald "McPhaul" Chisholm:

ANNE CHISHOLM (daughter of Ranald Chisholm and Catherine McPhee) was born on 01 May 1843 in Kenyon Twp., Glengarry, Ontario. She died on 08 Dec 1917 in Alexandria, Ontario. She married JOHN ANGUS MCDOUGALD on 10 Jan 1868 in St. Finnan's, Alexandria, Ontario, son of Major McDougald and Grace Cameron. He was born on 29 Sep 1838 in Kenyon Twp., Glengarry, Ontario. He died on 09 Jan 1923 in Cornwall, Stormont, Ontario.

Alexander Cameron Mentioned In 2 December 1807 Letter

Archibald McMillan and family fonds : H-1099:

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In particular Angus McPhee told me that you was desirous to come here to pay a visit to your friends...of yours who should be very happy to see you and who desires to be remembered to you I mean my worthy good neighbour Alexr. Cameron Mercht. here.

Cross-posted at Detour Through History

Sir Ewen Cameron of Fassiefern

From  The Celtic Monthly:

In the rising of 1745, the Camerons and Macdonalds were ever in front with Prince Charles. It is matter of common report that their houses and papers were then burned by express order of the Duke of Cumberland. In the case of Glengarry this is certain, but the evidence given by Sir Ewen Cameron, of Fassfern, at Fort-William, upon the 14th day of May, 1825, shows the astonishing fact that before the house of Achnacarry had been burnt by the Duke, the Lochiel papers then at Achnacarry, with some exceptions, were burnt by Donald Cameron, of Lochiel's own tenants.
From these depositions it would appear that Sir Ewen Cameron was born in 1740, and that his father, John Cameron, died in 1785. From other papers—that after Donald Cameron of Lochiel's death in France shortly after Culloden, the sole means of subsistence of the Lochiel family in Lochaber consisted of a Wadset of Glendessary, originally in the person of John Macphee, tenant there granted to him as far back as 1690, and acquired by friends for behoof of John Cameron, eldest son of the attainted Lochiel. Fort-William, 14th May, 1825.