Neil McCallum Scotland>Chatham Kent Canada
Classification: Query
Surnames: McCallum Patterson
Hello, I do not have much to go on. I would like to find the line of McCallums my Neil McCallum belongs to. Parents and siblings.
Neil McCallum was born in Scotland year unknown Spouse:Mary Patterson from Scotland born at sea around the year 1836.
Possibly Neil was born around the 1836 also.
I do not have any census records before 1881
Where they are found in 1881 Census Chatham,Kent Ontario Mary is already widowed.
Mary Children all born in Ontario John Daniel Mary Neil Malcolm Margaret
Children not on Census arlead married Katherine (McCallum) Jeanette (McCallum) Anna (Kirby)
Mary and all her children move to Huron County Michigan by the year of 1883. I have much of the information since then from an elder McCallum lady who has since past. I have not found an obit for Mary Patterson McCallum yet,but have read alot in the paper "local happenings"
Any information on this McCallum line is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Christine
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Re: Neil McCallum Scotland>Chatham Kent Canada
Classification: Query
Surnames: McCallum
Hi Christine,
I'm curious to know if the son to Mary Patterson McCallum and Neil McCallum also named Neil was born in October of 1870.
My great-grandfather was Neil McCallum born in Ontario in October 1870 and married a Margaret (have no idea what her maiden name was). They appear in the 1901 Census in Vancouver, BC and had three daughters Maud, Bessie and Mabel.
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Re: Neil McCallum Scotland>Chatham Kent Canada
Classification: Query
Surnames: McCallum
Hello, My McCallum family moved to Huron County Michigan. Neil Jr. Married a Mercy A Holmes there. Neil McCallum and Mary Patterson are his parents.
Its to say that there not realted, Ill look through my papers. I have never been able to find my Neil. Neil Sr. did not go with his wife to Huron County,
There seems to be alot of Neils.
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Re: Neil McCallum Scotland>Chatham Kent Canada
Classification: Query
Surnames: McCallum
Thanks Christine, I guess I can eliminate that particular Neil from my branch... and yes, there do seem to be quite a few Neils. All part of the fun I guess.
I appreciate your prompt reply.
Cheers!
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