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Neil McKinnon

BirthABT 1818 - Ben Verich, Nova Scotia, later known as MacKinnon's Brook
DeathBEF 1929 - Unknown (Mabou Parish Census 1897 has Neil and Flora and 2 children in Boston area, No Known record of their return). Likely died in USA
MotherMary Macneil
FatherHugh MacKinnon

Born in Ben Verich, Nova Scotia, later known as MacKinnon's Brook on ABT 1818 to Hugh MacKinnon and Mary Macneil. Neil McKinnon married Christy MacLean and had 9 children. He passed away on BEF 1929 in Unknown (Mabou Parish Census 1897 has Neil and Flora and 2 children in Boston area, No Known record of their return). Likely died in USA.

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Parents
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Hugh Mackinnon
1781 - 1819
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Mary Macneil
1780 - 1845
Spouse(s)
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Christy Maclean
1837 - 1928
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Hector Mckinnon
1865 - 1942
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Mary Sarah Mckinnon
1871 - 1930
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Hector L Mackinnon
1866 - Unknown
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Hugh Mckinnon
1863 - 1936
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Angus Mckinnon
1868 - Unknown
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Alexander Mackinnon
1868 - Unknown
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Rodrick Mckinnon
1874 - Unknown
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Sarah Catherine Mckinnon
1877 - 1946
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Mary C Mckinnon
1876 - Unknown

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