Duncan Stuart Cameron

Birth26 Aug 1849 - Two Mile Lake, South Lochaber, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, United Kingdom

Death24 Jan 1924 - South End, Lochaber Lake, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada, United Kingdom

MotherJanet Stewart

FatherAlexander Cameron

Born in Two Mile Lake, South Lochaber, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, United Kingdom on 26 Aug 1849 to Alexander Cameron and Janet Stewart. Duncan Stuart Cameron married Mary Jane Tate and had 12 children. He passed away on 24 Jan 1924 in South End, Lochaber Lake, Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada, United Kingdom.

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Parents

Alexander Cameron
1811 - 1896

Janet Stewart
1811 - 1891

Spouse(s)

Mary Jane Tate
1858 - 1908

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Katherine Campbell Cameron
1890 - 1974

Lillian Belle Cameron
1895 - 1986

Gertrude Agnes Cameron
1897 - 1948

Laura Jessie Cameron
1878 - 1952

Ellsworth Duncan Cameron
1882 - 1954

George A Cameron
1884 - 1953

John Thomas Cameron
1880 - 1952

Mary Adelaide Cameron
1886 - 1961

Libby Mcd Cameron
1889 - Unknown

Hilda Maud Cameron
1893 - 1971

Horace Greely Cameron
1900 - 1931

Elizabeth Medora Cameron
1888 - 1908

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