Charles Stuart Cameron And Helen Mildred MacDougall

The WestEndVancouver blog featured a biography of (Charles) Stuart Cameron (1873-1935), son of John Archibald Cameron and Alexandrina Cameron, who was born in Thurso, Quebec, Canada.  Also included was the following:

"On October 18, 1902, in Ottawa, Ontario, Stuart married Helen Mildred Macdougall. Her father was Alfred C. MacDougall; her mother was Julia Travis. Helen’s grandfather was *William Macdougall, one of the Fathers of Confederation."

Ontario Marriages

Name Chas Stuart Cameron

Event Type Marriage

Event Date 18 Oct 1902

Event Place Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada

Birth Year (Estimated) 1873

Father's Name John A Cameron

Mother's Name Alexandra Cameron

Spouse's Name Helen M Macdougall

Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1881

Spouse's Father's Name Alfred Macdougall

Spouse's Mother's Name Julia Travis

1891 Canadian Census
Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

1891 Canadian Census (Wellington, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)

McDougall, Alfred C., male, age 37, b. Ont. agent

"           "    , Julia A., female, 37, W [wife] b. N.B.

"           "    , Barton R., male, 12, , S [son] b. Ont.

"           "    , Ellen M., female, 10, D [daughter] b. Ont

Douglass    , Robert, male, 44, b. N.S.

Beatty,        , John C., male, 37, b. Ont.

Next Door:

McDougall, William, male, 69, b. Ont

"           "    , Mary A., female, 44, wife, b. Ont. [nee Beatty]

"           "    , John G., 15, male, son, b. Ont.

"           "    , Geoff W., 13, male, son, b. Ont

McNight    , Sara, domestic, 20, b. Ireland

Helen Mildred Cameron

Event Type Death

Event Date 02 Apr 1937

West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Marital Status Widowed

Birth Date 31 Mar 1882

Birthplace Ottawa, Ontario

Father's Name Alfred Macdougall

Mother's Name Julia Travis

[Alan Broderick Cameron; informant]

*William MacDougall was the father-in-law of my 1st cousin 4x removed, Jane (Howard) MacDougall.  William's 2nd wife, Mary A. (Beatty) MacDougall, was the granddaughter of John and Sarah (Sproule) Beatty.  Jane (Howard) MacDougall was the daughter of Mary Jane Beatty and was also the granddaughter of John and Sarah (Sproule) Beatty.  Jane was married to Joseph Easton MacDougall, brother of Alfred C. MacDougall.  Helen Mildred (MacDougall) Cameron was Joseph and Jane's niece.  

The Howards were related to my grandfather, Ralph Newman Powers and the Camerons were related to me through my grandmother, Beatrice (Cameron) Powers.

Lighthouse Keeper On Sheldrake Island

Annual report
 By Canada. Dept. of Marine, Canada. Dept. of Marine and Fisheries, Canada. Marine Branch

Source

Adam Armstrong Cameron

Source

Adam Arnstrong Cameron
DOB: 11 November 1895
Place of Birth: Marrtown, Kings Co., N.B.
Father: James Cameron
Form Of Will: Bequeath To Friend, Miss Annie M. Boyd, Sheba, Queens, N.B.
"  " 13 May 1918
Next of Kin: John Cameron, Uncle, Mountaindale, Kings Co, New Brunswick, Canada


Full file at the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) digitization project


CAMERON, ADAM ARMSTRONG
Regimental Number:  3258401    444722
Date of Birth: 11/11/1895
Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1398 - 51
Item Number: 82615

Robert Charles Cameron

Records from the Library and Archives of Canada include Veterans Death Cards: First World War:

Robert Charles Cameron

Date of Death:  18-9-59

Daughter: Mrs. Margaret Ward, 181 E. 38th Street, Hamilton, Ont.

#2040509

From the Library and Archives of Canada, Soldiers of the First World War:

Name: CAMERON, ROBERT CHARLES
Regimental number(s): 2040509
Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1412 - 26
Date of Birth: 22/03/1880
Attestation paper: Front of form - Back of form
[Born in Moncton, NB, per Attestation paper]

Robert Charles Cameron, the son of Joshua and Elizabeth (Price) Cameron, in an online family tree.  Margaret's husband was Douglas Vaughan Ward.

Property Of Lt. John Cameron

From the History of the islands and islets in the Bay of Fundy, Charlotte County, New Brunswick [microform] : from their earliest settlement to the present time, including sketches of shipwrecks and other events of exciting interest:

A triangular piece of land formed by the line extending from Nett Point, north twenty-eight degrees west, 

twenty-eight chains, until it strikes the line at the highway, of the original Flagg and Sprague lots, became 

the property of Lieut. John Cameron on which reside his two daughters, his grandsons, Capt. Pettes, Peter 

Dixon, and his grand-daughter, Mrs. E. A. Dixon, and other descendants, and numerous other families. A 

long, narrow strip of land runs longitudinally on the south of tho latter line and highway, extending along 

the shore of Flagg's Cove to Drake's Dock and further. 

First Families Of New Brunswick

One of the first families found in the NBGS report:

CAMERON: Archibald Cameron born 1769 in Argyleshire, Scotland, d. 15 Mar
1861, m. Mary Cameron b. 1769 at Ardnamurchan, Argyleshire, died 27 Oct 1854:
came to NB in Aug 1804 with their four eldest children and settled at Black River,
Glenelg Parish, Northumberland County:

Source: MC80/2689 Miramichi Branch of the NBGS, Some first families of the
Miramichi, 2 pages: Archibald Cameron’s brother, Charles Cameron and cousin,
Archibald Cameron also came to NB and settled in Northumberland County: widow
Elizabeth (Alton) Cameron m. (2nd) 27 Jun 1853 Philip Gain.

See the report for an account of Archibald and Mary Cameron's children.