Cameron, The Commissary For The Cherokees

"...Hillsborough, who was then President of the Board of Trade, and was appointed the first Colonial Secretary in January, 1768, outlined an elaborate plan for the use of the Indian Agents.  The British territory was divided into two districts, north and south, by the Ohio River."

"The superintendent of the Southern District was the first to attempt to inaugurate the new scheme.  He received a copy of the plan in 1764 and proceeded to select commissaries." ¹⁰

Source

Petition Of Ranald Cameron

Saskatchewan, Probate Estate Files, Regina, 1903  File #325:

Hugh Cameron who was residing in Lebrel in the District of Assiniboia, died in Alexandria, Ontario, in February of 1901.  The deceased left his mother, Rachel Cameron, brothers John Angus Cameron, Malcolm Cameron, Duncan Cameron, Dougald Cameron and Angus Cameron and sisters Mary McDonald (wife of Daniel McDonald) and Flora Ann Cameron, and petitioner, his brother Ranald Cameron....

Canada Census, 1881

Event Place: Lochiel, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Duncan Cameron M 50y Ontario

Rachael Cameron F 38y Ontario

Duncan Cameron M 89y Scotland

Catherine Cameron F 18y Ontario

John A. Cameron M 16y Ontario

Malcolm Cameron M 14y Ontario

Mary Cameron F 7y Ontario

Duncan Cameron M 8y Ontario

Hugh Cameron M 6y Ontario

Dugald Cameron M 3y Ontario

Ronald Cameron M 6m Ontario

This family?  1901 Census of Canada, Lochiel, GLENGARRY, ONTARIO:

Cameron John G. M Head M Aug 29 1864 37
Cameron Mary Ann F Wife M Apr 9 1870 31
Cameron Ranald M Brother S Oct 16 1884 21
Cameron Flora Ann F Sister S Feb 7 1883 18
Cameron Angus M Brother S Dec 15 1890 11
McDonald Catherine F Niece S May 15 1892 9
McDonald Richel F Mother W Feb 13 1841 60 [Cameron?]