I'm searching for the children of Martha Anne Darby & Archibald D. Cameron. Martha Ann Darby is the daughter of Joseph Darby (Abt 1759-1816) & Martha Matthews (?-?) who lived in the area of Harbour Island & Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Archibald & Martha Ann were married 16 Dec 1807 in either Country Harbour or Halifax and may have lived for a time in Colchester County, Nova Scotia. Archibald D. Cameron was buried 03 Mar 1828 at St. George's Parish, Halifax.
Archibald D. Cameron was a Loyalist who served as a volunteer in 1780, being commissioned a lieutenant in the King's (Carolina) Rangers on either 23 or 24 February 1781. He served for the remainder of the war, being taken prisoner at the Siege of Augusta, Georgia on 5 June 1781. He was exchanged soon afterwards and resumed duty.
Lieutenant Archibald Cameron, accompanied by a servant named Molly appears on the Muster Roll of The King's (Carolina) Rangers who arrived at Country Harbour, Guysborough County, June 12, 1784. Of note, Archibald is one of the three signees of this document. For his military service, he received 650 acres of land at Country Harbour, part of what was called the "Sir James Wright" Grant.
I've been searching for years to find the descendants of Martha Anne Darby & Archibald D. Cameron so any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.