Duncan "Stone" McKellar

BirthApr 1857 - C14 Lot 24 Metcalfe Twp., Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada

Death2 May 1924 - Glencoe, Mosa Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada

MotherEuphemia Leitch

FatherDugald "Eileanach" Gaelic for Islander McKellar

Born in C14 Lot 24 Metcalfe Twp., Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada on Apr 1857 to Dugald "Eileanach" Gaelic for Islander McKellar and Euphemia Leitch. Duncan "Stone" McKellar married Danlora McIntyre and had 7 children. He passed away on 2 May 1924 in Glencoe, Mosa Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents

Dugald "Eileanach" Gaelic For Islander Mckellar
1817 - 1890

Euphemia Leitch
1824 - 1894

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Danlora Mcintyre
1860 - 1921

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Dugald I Mckellar
1886 - 1942

Donald I Big Dan Mckellar
1882 - 1935

Jean Ann Mckellar
1891 - 1966

Archibald William Mckellar
1889 - 1951

Katherine "Kate" Elizabeth Mckellar
1898 - 1964

Alexander Duncan Mckellar
1893 - 1965

Euphemia "Effie" Mae Mckellar
1893 - 1971

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