MacFarlane, Mr. William J 75 85-1937-43-2

Antigonish

formerly South River

born Lower Springfield

January 7, 1937 William J. MacFarlane passed away at the age of 75 years. Born at lower Springfield, when a young man he left home for Vancouver, B.C. where he spent 30 years. In 1920 he returned home and bought a farm at Lower South River where he lived until ill health forced him to retire, moving to Antigonish town where he spent his remaining years. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. John B. MacPherson, Lower Springfield and a brother Angus in the West. A brother John who also lived on the old homestead predeceased him by several years.

# 4883 Alexander > John > Dougald

James A. MacFarlane 48 78-1930-28-2

At Margaree Harbor

At St. Martha's Hospital, Antigonish, James A. MacFarlane of Margaree Harbor after a lengthy illness. About age 48 he is survived by his widow Mary (nee MacNeil), two brothers Angus and Charles and a sister Mrs. Theurer (?), the two last named residing in Massachusetts.

Buried East Margaree.

Mrs. Patrick MacFarlane 76 104-1955-11-2

Christine

South West Margaree

Daughter of John Wall- S. W. Margaree

Dougald MacFarlane 85-1937-3-2

Upper Margaree

At his home Sunday June 27, 1937. Dougald MacFarlane the last surviving member of the family of Angus MacFarlane and Catherine MacDonell. Aged 93 years, he was well posted in history, particularly the history of Scotland. He was the last surviving member of the first Municipal Council that sat at Port Hood. His wife Mary Ann Gillis died several years ago. His oldest son Angus was killed in the Great War. One son and three daughters are yet living.

John A. MacFarlane 60 85-1937-28-2

Margaree Harbor

Son of Alexander, at Margaree Harbor December 6, 1937. John A. MacFarlane died suddenly. He was born June 2, 1877, son of the late Alexander MacFarlane and Flora MacNeil and is survived by two sisters: Mrs. Christopher Kennedy, Inverness and Mrs. William White, Boston. Two brothers and two sisters predeceased him.

Buried East Margaree.

# 3344 (Angus A.) > Alexander > John > Dougald

Mrs. Angus A. MacFarlane 74 85-1937-45-2

Daughter of Martin Coady Southwest Margaree, at her home at Margaree Harbor March 30, 1937. Aged 74 years. She is survived by her husband. She is survived by two brothers Hugh and John and one sister Mrs. Catherine MacDougall, Port Hawksbury.

# 1462 (Angus B.)-Archibald-Dougald

Mrs. Angus B. MacFarlane 89 1947-3-13

Nee Coady. On Sunday July 13, 1947 at home in Margaree Forks Mrs. Margaret MacFarlane after several years of illness at the age of 89 years. Her husband Angus Ban MacFarlane died 16 years ago. She leaves to mourn one brother John J. Coady at Margaree Forks, Mrs Martha Collins of Victoria Mines Cape Breton and four sons and four daughters. The sons are James A., Seattle, Wash. U.S.A.; John H. Chipman, B.C.; Peter A. London, England and Walter S. New Waterford. Daughters are Mrs. A. B. MacIsaac Port Hood; (Cassie) Mrs. Angus MacMillan (Cassie) New Waterford; Mrs. Pat Donnelly (Eliza) Jasper, Alberta; Mrs. James Moran (Mathilda) Margaree Forks

Two sons and two daughters predeceased her. She also leaves 67 grandchildren and 59 great-grandchildren. Buried at South West Margaree.

Mrs. Dougald A. MacFarlane 72 78-1930-14-2

Daughter of Angus Gillis Southwest Margaree.

On August 26, 1930 Mary Ann, wife of Dougald A. MacFarlane J.P. She was the daughter of the late Angus Gillis (carpenter) and was 72 years of age. Besides her husband she leaves to mourn three daughters: Mrs. Lafayette in Mass., Mrs. MacIsaac & Mrs. MacLellan at home. One son J.P. in Chicago. One daughter and three sons predeceased her, one of which was Angus Joseph killed in the world war. See CO p16

Mary Ann MacFarlane 78-1930-40-2

Wife of Dougall (Dougald?)A. MacFarlane J.P., at Upper Margaree August 26, 1930 after a lingering illness. She was the daughter of the late Angus Gillis ( carpenter) Southwest Margaree and was 72 years of age. She is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Lafayette in Mass., Mrs. MacIsaac and Mrs. MacLellan at home, and one son John P. in Chicago. One daughter and three sons predeceased her.

Buried Southwest.

# 1567 John J. > John > John > Dougald

Margaret Mary MacFarlane 70 105-1956-26-8

Boston

Daughter of John J. (Mae)

Joseph A. MacFarlane 76 106-1958-9 2

Son of Dougall - South West Margaree

Joseph A. MacFarlane of 163 Jenny Street, New Bedford, Mass. died at his late residence on July 10, 1958. Born in South West Margaree, he was the son of the late Dougald and Catherine (MacDougall) MacFarlane. Resident of New Bedford, Mass. for fifty years, retired member of New Bedford Police Dept., retiring in 1940. Survivors; his wife Annie B. (Ryan) MacFarlane, two sons; Joseph E. and William D.; one daughter, Miss Mary C. MacFarlane, and four grand-daughters, all of New Bedford, Mass.

Mrs. Dougald MacFarlane (Mary) 86-1938-51-2

Southwest Margaree

Daughter of Martin Cameron #1868

May 30, 1938 there passed away after a years illness Mary, widow of the late Dougald (Malcolm) MacFarlane aged 81 years. She was the last surviving member of the family of Martin Cameron. She is survived by one daughter Mrs. John A. Gillis with whom she lived for the last number of years.

Dougald J. MacFarlane 78 78-1930-53-2

Upper Margaree

At Upper Margaree May 24, 1930 in his 79th year Dougald John who has been sick since about a year. Always of a cheerful disposition, he never complained of his trouble. He is survived by his wife (nee Catherine Collins) one son, John Alex at home and one widowed sister Mrs. John H. MacDougall.

Mrs. Daniel MacFarlane (Marcella) 105-1957-40-2

Daughter of John MacInnis - St. Andrews

Passed away on Feb. 18, 1957 at Caledonia, Ont. Marcella, widow of the late Daniel MacFarlane, daughter of the late John and Christina MacInnis of St. Andrew's Antigonish, N. S.

Leaves three sons, John P. of Morris, Man., Alexander of Argentia, Nfld. and Hugh of Calgary, Alberta. Four daughters, Christina (Mrs. W. A. Boyle) and Violet (Mrs. C. E. Stringle) of Hamilton, Ont., Marjorie (Mrs. W. P. Lynch) of Halifax, N. S. and Mona (Mrs. J. L. MacLean) of Caledonia, Ont. with whom she lived. A son Angus P., daughter Sadie (Mrs. J. P. MacLean), one infant son Cameron and daughter Jean predeceased her. Surviving are 15 grand-children and four great grand-children. Four sisters; Sara (Mrs. Richardson) and Catherine of Somerville, Mass., Florence (Mrs. D. MacDougall) of Wollaston, Mass. and Anne (Mrs. R. A. MacIsaac) of Creignish, N. S.

# 4880 Alexander > John > Dougald

Angus A. MacFarlane 76 92-1944-41-3

Scotch Hill, Margaree Harbour

Mar. 10, 1944 Angus A. MacFarlane aged 76 passed away. The deceased has been ailing for the past 15 months and had been sojourning at the home of his cousins Miss Flora MacNeil and John J. Deagle. He was a carpenter by trade and spent a number of years in Mass. His wife (Annie M. Coady) predeceased him by seven years. He is survived by a sister and brother, Mrs. O. Theurer and Charles P. MacFarlane both in Boston. Buried East Margaree.

Annie MacFarlane 46 80-1932-38-2

New York State

Daughter of Angus, South River, at Memorial Hospital, Syracuse, N.Y. February 16th, of cancer of the stomach. Annie MacFarlane, age 46. She was the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Angus MacFarlane, South River. She went to Conostoga, New York with her brother about ten years ago. Buried St. Patrick's Cemetery, Chittengo(?), N.Y. She is survived by three brothers; Archibald A. and Angus P. Phoenix, New York and L. A. of Graysen, Sask. Mrs. L. Miles, Mrs. Gerry Collins & Mrs. William Kalhens all of California, USA.

Mrs. Archibald A. MacFarlane 35 80-1932-44-2

(Annie M.)

Daughter of John Morrison, formerly of South River.

New York state at Phoenix, New York March 20th. Annie M Morrison, wife of Archibald A. MacFarlane, formerly of St. Andrews. Aged 35 years. She is survived by her husband and five young children. The funeral took place March 23rd in Everett, MA from the home of Mrs. John D. Morrison, mother of the deceased. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Christine MacFarlane 19 82-1934-34-7

Daughter of Ronald, Williams Point

At St. Martha's Hospital Monday, January 29. Christine, daughter of Mrs. A. and the late Ronald MacFarlane of Williams Point. She was a resident student at Holy Angels Convent, Sydney for the last year and a half. She was home for Xmas and became ill. She is survived by her mother, seven brothers and seven sisters.

Angus D. MacFarlane 87-1940-30-5

Boston

Son of Dougald, St. Andrews.

There died in Boston, November 22, 1939, Angus D. MacFarlane, formerly of St. Andrew's, son of the late Dougall MacFarlane and Annie Boyd MacFarlane. Deceased went to the States as a young man and spent some time in Portland, Maine. He lived in Massachusetts this last twenty-five years. Surviving are his sorrowing wife, Mary MacGillivray, formerly of Dunmore, Antigonish Co., also two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Catherine Flannagan, and Mrs Edward Bowles, Brookline; Alex in Boston; John D. in Hyannis, Mass. After a solemn high Mass in St. Joseph's Church in Roxbury his remains were laid to rest in St. Joseph's Cemetery in West Roxbury. R.I.P.

Hugh Simon MacFarlane 30 89-1941-38-3

Upper Margaree

Son of Jim John drown Sydney River. February 26, 1941. Hugh S. drown when he fell from Sydney River RR Bridge while crossing with several friends. He was the youngest son of James J. MacFarlane and Jessie MacDonell. He is survived by three brothers and four sisters; John H. in Maine, Don in Boston, John Archy at home, Mary J. RN Maryland, Mrs. Hugh McNeil Boston, Mrs James F. Collins Southwest, Mrs. Patty Coady Margaree Forks.

James A. MacFarlane 80 78-1930-30- 2

Upper Margaree on March 10, 1930 after a short illness in his 81st year. He taught school for more than twenty years, was a great naturalist, especially in botany and ornithology. There was not a flower or bird in the country but he knew. His wife, Eliza Gillis predeceased him by 29 years. One daughter Mrs. Archibald Alex MacKinnon also is dead. He is survived by five daughters and one son; Mrs. Landers in Ohio, Mrs. Flemming, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. MacDonald in Massachusetts, Mrs. Alex MacDougall in Inverness and John Angus at home. Three of his brothers are living; Angus B., Dougald A., Upper Margaree and Archibald in Seattle.

Joseph A. MacFarlane 73 101-1953-32-5

Son of John

Southwest Margaree

There passed away, peacefully from this earthly scene another of this community's oldest, most respected citizens in the person of Joseph A. MacFarlane, aged 73. His death occurred at his home at Southwest Margaree Friday night January 9th, 1953. While he was partaking of his evening meal he was suddenly stricken with a paralytic stroke and death ensued around midnight. Last rites given by Rev. D.F. Roberts and Dr. B.L. Steele of Inverness was there. The late Mr. MacFarlane was born at S.W. Margaree on November 7, 1879, son of the late John MacFarlane (Malcolm's son) and Mary MacDonell (Allan's daughter). He was married on February 17, 1903 to Margaret MacIntyre of Cape Mabou, C.B. who survives him. Had he lived until February 17th of this year they would be observing the jubilee of marriage.

Surviving members Catherine M. (Mrs. Francis MacKenzie) Sydney N.S., and Margaret (Mrs. Barney Ficicello) Woburn, MA. Sons- Archibald and Dan A., Sydney and J. Malcolm at home. Surviving brothers are Johnnie and Sandy of Gillisdale, C.B. Worked in Inverness as a miner in his younger years. Funeral at St. Joseph's Church and Cemetery on Tuesday, January 13, 1953. Rev. D.F. Roberts officiating.

Mrs. Joseph A. MacFarlane 76 103-1955-42-3

Aged 76 years, widow of the late Joseph A. MacFarlane, died at St. Mary's Hospital on January 28, 1955. Daughter of the late John MacIntyre and Mary MacIsaac of Cape Mabou. Hospitalized for two weeks. Surviving family -(Catherine) Mrs. Frank MacKenzie, J. Archibald and Dan H. of Sydney N.S., (Margaret Mary) Mrs. Barney Ficisello (sic.) of Winchester, Mass. and J. Malcolm (Malcolm Joe) with whom she resided on the homestead.

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Angus Peter MacFarlane (Ontario) 57 103-1955-30-2

Born St. Andrews, son of Daniel

Died suddenly at his home in Keewatin(?), Ontario on December 2, 1955, his 57th birthday. Eldest son of Marcella (MacInnis) MacFarlane and the late Daniel MacFarlane formerly of Somers Road, Antigonish, NS. Born at St. Andrew's, Antigonish Co. he moved in early youth with his parents to Somers Road near Antigonish. In his teens began working as a telegraph operator with Canadian Pacific Railway in Ontario, advanced to Station Agent which he held at different points in Ontario and Manitoba until death. Survived by wife- Hertha Von Holtin-Rathlow of Saskatchewan, one son, Angus John, telegraph operator in his father's office.

Mother- Mrs. Marcella MacFarlane of Caledonia, Ontario.

Three brothers;

Jack, station agent at Morris, Manitoba,

Alexander of Antigonish NS,

Hugh of Calgary, Alberta.

Four sisters;

Mrs. W Boyle (Christine) of Hamilton, Ontario

Mrs. W.P. Lynch (Marjorie) of Halifax, NS

Mrs. J.L. MacLean (Mona) of Caledonia, Ontario

Mrs. C.E. Stringle (Violet) of Hamilton, Ontario

Predeceased by his father, his twin sister Sadie (Mrs. J.P. MacLean) of Antigonish and by a little brother, Cameron and sister Jean who died in early childhood.

Funeral held on December 6, 1955. Buried in family plot in the Catholic Cemetery at Kenora, Ontario.

MacFarlane - Peter J. 60 77-1929-27-2

S.W. Margaree

On November 19 after a short illness MacFarlane (and then says Peter J. MacLellan) in his 61st year. He is survived by his wife (nee Margaret Coady) and his sister Jessie and a large number of relatives. He was a great favorite of tourists and sports who whipped the salmon shoals of Margaree and was often their trusty assistant or guide.

MacFarlane, Patrick 75 78-1930-47-8

Margaree Harbour

Son of John, at his home in Margaree Harbour his 75th year, April 16, 1930. He leaves two sons and six grandchildren all residing in Mass. Deceased was a son of John MacFarlane and his wife Catherine MacNeil who predeceased him by many years. He returned to his native home two years ago from Mass. where he spent forty years of his life. Buried East Margaree.

MacFarlane, Ronald 82-1934-20-2

S.W. Margaree

Uncle of Fr. D. MacEachern

On October 13 after a lengthy illness of two years Ronald MacFarlane of SouthWest Margaree. He was a valuable citizen of the community, ingenious, industrious and trustworthy. His funeral by Rev. D. MacEachern Arisaig. He is survived by his widow -nee Flora MacDonell - and one son, John Joe.

MacFarlane, Mrs. John C. 69 85-1937-47-2

Dunvegan

Daughter of Angus Kennedy-Kenloch

At home at Dunvegan April 16, 1937 after an illness of three weeks, aged 69 years. Daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Angus Kennedy. In the summer of 1892 she as a winsome bride of 24 entered the lighthouse on Margaree Island where her husband was keeper of the light. In 1898 the family moved to Dunvegan. Her family- Mrs J.J. Long (Sadie), John Arthur, Angus, Don L., Alex H., & Michael- all in Boston. Albert & Catherine at home. Two children died in infancy.

MacFarlane, Mrs. John J. (Annie) 81 85-1937-45-2

Upper South River

nee Cameron

On March 29, 1937 aged 81 Annie Cameron, widow of the late John J. MacFarlane, Lower Springfield. She died at the home of her niece Mrs. John Duggan. One sister, Mrs. Alex(?) White, Newton Centre, survives.

MacFarlane, Ronald 51 75-1927-50-2

Antigonish

of William's Point

Son of Andrew, St. Andrews

Died St. Martha's Hospital at the age of 51 after an illness of two months. He was married to Ann C., daughter of the late John & Mrs. Cameron of Heatherton, who survived him with seven daughters & seven sons. He worked for thirty years as the railroad St. Andrews district. The surviving members are: Christine, southside Harbor; Lillian, training St. Martha; May & Eunice St. Joseph's, Mabou; Christena; Nellie; Josephine; Colin; Dougald; John; Joseph; Cameron; Ronald & Francis, all at home. Burial at St. Ninian's, Antigonish.

MacFarlane, Walter Scott 26 75-1927-14-8

Upper Margaree

Son of Dougald A.

Died on March 17, 1927 after a couple of days illness at Upper Margaree, Walter Scott, son of Dougald A. & Mary Ann Gillis MacFarlane in the 27th year of his age. The deceased was the only support of his aged parents. He is survived by one brother John in Seattle , Washington & three sisters: Mrs. MacIsaac at Scotsville, Mrs. Lafayette in Winthrop, MA & Mary Jane at home. Burial at Southwest.

MacFarlane, Walter J. 72 77-1929-41-2

Springfield

At Lower Springfield, Antigonish County on February 28, 1929 the flu claimed John (???? Should this be Walter?) J. MacFarlane, aged 72 years. On March 3rd he was laid to rest beside his three children at South River Cemetery. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. John B. MacPherson, lower Springfield & two brothers, William at Lower River and Angus in Alaska.

MacFarlane, John P. 88 77-1929-35-2

Upper Margaree

Died at Upper Margaree January 21, 1929 in his 89th year. The deceased carried on an extensive mercantile business at Margaree Harbor for many years but turned to farming in his later years. He is survived by his wife (Mary Coady), an invalid in St. Mary's Hospital and four brothers survive.

MacFarlane, Hugh A. 70-1922-16-12

21-2

Upper Margaree

Drowned in Lake Ainslie

Hugh A. MacFarlane, Mount Borden, Upper Margaree was drowned near Scottsville on Lake Ainslie on April 3rd when his team broke through the ice throwing him into the water. The body could not be found until the next day, in 15 feet of water. Burial was on April 6th and he was survived by his widow Mary Helen Moran, his father & mother, four brothers and five sisters.

MacFarlane, Daniel 52 73-1925-6-3

At. St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario, January 18, fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church, Daniel MacFarlane, in the 53^rd year of his age. He was consoled during his long illness by the frequent reception of the sacraments of the Catholic Church of which he was always a faithful and devote member. He was born at St. Andrews where he lived until 1912, when he removed to Briely Brook. His health failing him, he went with family to Ontario. He was always held in esteem by his friends and acquaintances for qualities which made him a good and respected citizen. He leaves to mourn their loss a wife, four sons and four daughters; Angus, telegraph operator, Murillo, Ont.; John, telegraph operator, Sprague, Manitoba; Alexander and Hugh; Christina and Mae, school teachers of Wallacetown, Ont., Mona and Violet at home in Wallacetown. Three children predeceased him. He also leaves four sister: Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Glynns all of California and Annie of New york; and three brothers, Laughlin of Saskatchewan, Angus, of New York, and Archibald, of Boston, Mass. R.I.P.

Mrs. (Mary) Capt. Angus 84 78-1930-41-2

Daughter of Donald D. MacLean Cross Roads, Ohio

Antigonish - First husband Thomas Rosan

Mother of Dr. M. F. Rosan Antigonish. Died June 6, 1930 at the home of her son Dr. M. F. Rosan. Widow of the late Captain Angus MacFarlane, aged 84, after a long illness. Her first husband was the late Thomas Rosan. Her second husband Captain Angus MacFarlane, a native of Margaree, moved to Antigonish following the marriage and engaged in Newfoundland cattle trade.

MacFarlane, Mrs. John P. (Mary) 74 78-1930-28-2

Of Margaree Harbor

November 11, 1929, died. Buried November 12 Southwest. Relict of the late John P. MacFarlane, Margaree. Age about 74. Margaree.

MacFarlane, Angus B. 88 79-1931-42-2

Upper Margaree

At Upper Margaree Sunday morning March 8th, in his 89th year after an illness of two weeks. He leaves to mourn his wife (Margaret Coady), two brothers; Dougald A.- Margaree & Archibald- Spokane, Washington. Four sons; Walter at -home, James- Seattle, Washington, John- Oromonto, New Brunswick, and Peter- Niagara Falls, Ontario. Five daughters; Mrs. Angus B. MacIsaac-Port Hood, Mrs. Angus MacMillan and Mrs. John A. Gillis- New Waterford, Mrs. James Moran- Boston, And Mrs. Patrick Donnelley -Alberta. Buried Southwest.

William A. MacFarlane 24 91-1943-29-9

Son of William, Stellarton

William A. MacFarlane was fatally injured at Mulgrave when he fell under a moving RR car. He was treated at the military hospital nearby but it was found he had serious head injuries as well and was removed to Antigonish Hospital where he died. The deceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William MacFarlane of Rutherford St., Stellarton. He is survived by his parents, two brothers and ??

Captain MacFarlane about 70 at sea 63-1915-16-8

Brother of Capt. MacFarlane, Antigonish

Drowned - a victim of the great storm that raged along the Southern

Atlantic States recently was Captain MacFarlane, a brother of Captain MacFarlane of Antigonish and a native of Margaree, C.B.

The barge which he commanded was lost off the Delaware Breakwater with all hands. The deceased was about 70 years of age. He leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters, all of whom reside in East Boston, Ma.

James MacFarlane 92 60-1912-41-5

South West Margaree, born South River

At S. W. Margaree on Oct. 8, 1912, after an illness of one month, James MacFarlane, born South River, Antigonish Co., in September 1820. He is survived by his wife - Anne Coady, one son, one daughter and one brother, (Dougald).

D. D. MacFarlane 89 1950-17-2

South West Margaree 17-11

Died Oct. 17, 1950. Born at S. W. Margaree in July 1861, the son of Dougald MacFarlane and Catherine MacDougall. The surviving members of this family are Mrs. Malcolm H. Gillis of Gillisdale and a brother, Joseph of New Bedford, Mass.

After attending local schools, the late Mr. MacFarlane entered St. F. X. U. and was a member of the class of 1886. At the time of his death he was the oldest Alumnus of the University. He taught school in the county of Inverness for a number of years then later opened a general mercantile business at S. W. Margaree which he conducted for over 30 years.

He always took an active part in the community affairs. He represented the district of S. W. Margaree in the Municipal Council for 27 years and was one of the parish wardens for many years.

His funeral was held at S. W. Margaree with Solemn Requiem Mass celebrated by his nephew Rev. Dougall MacEachern, P.P. Mabou. A grand-nephew Rev. J. H. MacEachern, P.P. St. Peter's was sub-deacon. Fifteen priests from all parts of the diocese attended the funeral.

Mrs. James MacFarlane (Ann) 84 61-1913-24-5

nee Coady, South West Margaree, April 24, 1913, Ann Coady, widow of James MacFarlane, in her 85 year. She was in poor health for a number of years. Four sons and four daughters all in their prime of life, predeceased her.

# 3149 John D. > Dougald > Archibald > Dougald

Mary Eliza MacFarlane 22 60-1912-40-5

South West Margaree

At S. W. Margaree on Sept 24, 1912, Mary Eliza MacFarlane, in her 23rd year.

Mrs. John MacFarlane (Flora) 31 62-1914-22-5

Antigonish, late of Inverness, nee MacIsaac

On May 25, 1914 at St Martha's Hospital, Antigonish, Mrs. John MacFarlane (nee Flora McIsaac) of Inverness, C. B. The deceased was in her 32rd year. Her death was due to Phthisis Puimicralis (?) from which she suffered for several years. Buried on May 27, 1914.

Captain Angus MacFarlane 58 3063-1915-43-5

born Margaree, formerly of Antigonish

Casket, Thursday Oct 28, 1915

Captain Angus MacFarlane the well known Master Mariner of this town, at Vancouver, B. C. on Friday last. The Captain was injured in a runaway accident last fall, and went west in May, hoping a change in climate would improve his condition. He was born at Margaree, C.B. in 1857.

Dougald MacFarlane 90 64-1916-17-5

South West Margaree, on April 20, 1916, Dougald MacFarlane, after a brief illness. He leaves four sons & three daughters, numerous grandchildren and some great grandchildren.

Angus A. MacFarlane 40 65-1917-44-4

CEF Killed in Action

of South West Margaree, Son of Dougald MacFarlane, died at Lens, a copy of a letter written to Mrs. Angus MacFarlane of Upper-South West Margaree by Lieut. C. E. Trask, of the 24th Battalion, C. E. F. concerning the death of her late husband of the same Battalion:

France

Dear Madam,

No doubt you have heard before now of the death of your husband No. 877981 (?) Pte. MacFarlane, A. J. who was killed in action on August 13, 1917, during an attack on Lens.

The deceased soldier is the son of Dougald, who is a son of the late Angus MacFarlane, Miller of Upper Margaree. He was about 40 years old and leaves a wife and three children.

Mrs. James J. MacFarlane (Jessie) 65-1917-24-5

Upper Margaree, daughter of Archibald MacDonnell

At Upper Margaree, May 29, 1917, Mrs. Jessie MacFarlane, widow of the late James J. MacFarlane , daughter of the late Archibald MacDonnell. She contacted pneumonia after a bad case of the measles. She leaves several sons and daughters to mourn her loss, one of whom, John Archy is in England with St. F. X. Univ.

Mrs Angus MacFarlane (Mary) 70 66-1918-4-5

Glen Alpine, daughter of Lauchlin MacDonald, Frasers Mills, formerly of St. Andrews,

At Glen Alpine, Antigonish on Jan. 23, 1918, of Mrs. Angus MacFarlane (Mary) daughter of the late Lauchlin MacDonald of Fraser's Mill and after her marriage resided at St. Andrew's until 5 years ago when she purchased the farm at Glen Alpine, on which she died. A family of three sons and one daughter survived her. Her remains were interred in the cemetery at South River. The youngest member of her father's family, the Rev. R. L. MacDonald, P.P. performed the service at the Church and grave.

Mary MacFarlane 95 53-1905-20-5

May 14, 1905

At Broad Cove Mountain, 14th of May, 1905, Mary, relict of the late Archy McLellan (Mac-an-taillear) was called to her reward. She was born at South River, Antigonish 95 years ago. She reared a large family most of whom, with their children and grandchildren, survived her. She was industrious, gentle and pious, indeed her whole life seemed one continued unbroken preparation for the life to come.

# 4362 John > Michael > Patrick > Dougald

Mrs. John MacFarlane 89 89-1941-43-3

(Marcellina)

Of Mulgrave after an illness of nine months. Widow of the late John MacFarlane Mulgrave who predeceased her by many years, having married in 1896. The deceased spent the greater part of her life in Mulgrave residing with her sister Ella Delaney. She is survived by her sister Ella.

Malcolm MacFarlane 95 55-1907-20-5

(Big Malcolm) South West Margaree

Born South River, 1812

At S. W. Margaree, 8th May, 1907, after a few month's illness, Malcolm MacFarlane (Big), aged 95 years. He was born at South River, Antigonish, in March 1812 and moved with his father's family to a farm at S. W. Chapel in 1822, where he passed the rest of his life, a period of 85 years His career, like that of the generality of farmers, to the human eye appears uneventful.. But the fruits and the far reaching effects of 85 years of unremitting, honest intelligent labor are known only to his maker. "Big Malcolm's" name was always associated with every progressive movement in school, parish and district work, he would always be found in the front ranks and was often their trusted, chosen leader. His hospitality & cheerful disposition were proverbial and oh! how we shall miss the venerable presence, his hearty laugh as well as his fund of interesting anecdotes which seemed inexhaustible. He was twice married, first to Catherine Gillis of Morar, Scotland, by whom he had 5 children. The second time to Sarah McLellan of the South West, by whom he had ten children. His grand and great grand children are numerous and there is one great, great grand child.

High Mass was celebrated by Rev. F. J. Chisholm, P.P.

Mrs. Joseph Allan MacFarlane 52 110-1963-30-6

(Annie Josephine)

South West Margaree

Sister of Father J. A. MacEachern

Mrs. Joseph Allan MacFarlane, former Annie Josephine MacEachern, died suddenly Dec. 21, 1963 at her home in S. W. Margaree. She was 52 years old. Survived by her husband, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral at St. Joseph's Parish S. W. Margaree.

Mary Jessie MacFarlane 40 110-1962-19-5

Mass. (Janet)

daughter of John Alex, Upper Margaree

The death occurred in hospital in Pondville, Mass. of Mary Jessie MacFarlane, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alex MacFarlane of Upper Margaree, 40 years old. Survived by; her parents three sisters, Margaret (Mrs. J.R. Mullaney) Scotsville, Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald, Stoughton, Mass., Sister Angela Marie, CSM, Dingwall; four brothers Dougall, Seattle, Washington, Hugh, Antigonish, Douglas, Boston and Malcolm, home.

Funeral St. Joseph's Church and Cemetery, S. W. Margaree. Rev. James D. MacFarlane, a cousin of the deceased said Mass.

Mrs. Michael MacFarlane (Margaret) 86 54-1906-50-5

Mulgrave,- Margaret (Nee MacInnis) born St Joseph's

At Mulgrave, on the 24th of November, 1906, Margaret MacInnis, relict of the late Michael MacFarlane. She was born at St. Joseph's, Atn. Co., 86 years ago. She leaves three sons and one daughter. For twelve months previous to her death, she suffered much from partial paralysis, but bore her illness with Christian resignation.

Mr. Andrew MacFarlane 58 58-1910-24-5

Williams Point, Son-in-law of Hon. John MacKinnon

At William's Point at the13th of June, 1910, after a long and painful illness, Andrew MacFarlane, in his 75th year of his age. His remains were rested at a cemetery at Antigonish, with those of his wife , who was a daughter of the late Hon. John McKinnon M.L.C. and five children who predeceased him. One son and one daughter mourn their loss.

James J. MacFarlane 66 61-1913-6-5

Upper Margaree, Son of John

At Upper Margaree, Jan. 31st, 1913, James MacFarlane (son of John) in the 67th year of his age. Poor health for the past few months, but thought not serious enough that the end was near. A sorrowful widow and a large family of sons and daughters survive him.

Mrs. Ronald MacFarlane 81 109-1962-42-7

(Annie)

Daughter of John Cameron, Heatherton April 5 obit

Sister of Mother St. Catherine May 17 Mass 48-10

Died in her home on March 28, 1962 at the age of 81. Survivors include; six sons, Colin, C.N.R. Freight Agent at Antigonish, John, C.N.R. sectionman, Antigonish, Dougall, C.N.R. freight porter, Antigonish, Cameron, C.N.R. trailman, Stellarton, Ronald with Fundy Construction Company, Halifax, and Frank, C.N.R. section foreman, William's Point. Seven daughters; Catherine (Mrs. W. C. MacDonald) James River, Lillian, R. N., New York, Mary (Mrs. Gibbons Thompson) Plymouth, N. S., Eunice, R. N., New York, Josephine (Mrs. William Gilfoy) William's Point, Mollie (Mrs. Ralph McCollum) Sydney, and Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy) William's Point. Predeceased by her husband in 1927, one son Joseph who was killed in an accident in Italy in 1944, two daughters Christine and Janet.

Mrs. Dougald MacFarlane 75 57-1909-19-5

South West Margaree, Daughter of John MacDougall,

At S. W. Margaree, 4th of May, 1909, after an illness of two years, Catherine, wife of Dougall MacFarlane and daughter of the late John MacDougall in her 75th year. High Mass by the P.P., Father Finlay J. Chisholm.

Angus MacFarlane 97 53-1905-20-5

Upper Margaree, born South River

At Upper Margaree, on the 12 May, 1905 Angus MacFarlane, Senior in his 98th year. He was sick only a few days, and retained full possession of his faculties to the last. He was born at South River, Antigonish, and removed with his parents and the rest of the family to S. W. Margaree in 1822. A few years later, his brother John and he took up farms of their own at Upper Margaree, where they experienced the hardships incidental to the life of the pioneer, but where also they succeeded in making farming a success, and soon added to the value of their property by building the first grist mill in the place. The deceased was upright and intelligent, and much respected by all who knew him. He lived a useful, virtuous and unostentatious life, a life bustling with many good examples of charity, hospitality and good will towards his fellow man. He was married to Catherine MacDonald (MacDonnell), who survives him . They having lived together a happy married life of 68 years. They had a family of eleven, nine of whom are living, and seven of those attended his funeral last Sunday morning.

Mrs. Murdock MacFarlane - Katie 109-1962-43-3

of Port Hastings, Mother of Fr. Alexander

Daughter of Alexander MacDougall, Mabou

Death occurred at St. Martha's Hospital, Antigonish. Born Katie Belle MacDougall in 1885, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Sarah MacLellan) Alexander MacDougall, Cape Mabou. Following her marriage she resided in Port Hastings for the past 48 years. Survivors include her husband, two daughters, Mary at home and Sarah, R.N. (Mrs. Lauchlin MacDougall) Sydney, three sons; John, New Glasgow, Rev. Alexander MacFarlane, Thorburn, and Dougall of Ottawa. Mass was celebrated by Father MacFarlane in St. Joseph's Church and burial in parish cemetery. (Port Hawkesbury)

Mrs Angus MacFarlane 89 54-1906-42-5

South West Margaree, born in Morar, Scotland

daughter of Angus MacDonnell

One of the old and respected landmakers of S.W. Margaree, passed away on Saturday morning, 13th of October in the person of Mrs. Angus MacFarlane in her 90th year of her age. Deceased was born in Morar Scotland, daughter of Angus MacDonnell (among has MacAlisdear mhic Shemus) of the family of Mac Mhic Alisdear , Glengarry and came to this country with her parents in 1826. Her husband predeceased her by one year and six months. She is the second last of the highlanders that settled in this parish. She was known all round the countryside for whole soul hospitality and Christian virtues. While any of the present generation will they remember the cheerful welcome of "bean a mhuilear." She raised a large family, most of whom were at her bedside at her death.

Mrs. James A. MacFarlane (Maggie) 50-1901-13-5

Upper Margaree, Daughter of Angus Gillis

At Upper Margaree, on the 6th of March,1901, fortified by the last rites of Holy Church, Maggie Eliza, beloved wife of James A. MacFarlane and daughter of the late Angus Gillis (Capt) leaving seven children and numerous friends to mourn their loss.

MacFarlane, Mrs. Peter James 1946-24-11

Margaret 80

N.E. Margaree

Daughter of John M. Coady died Nov. 28, 1946 at North East Margaree at the home of her sister Mrs. Ellen Miller. She was in her 81st year. She was the daughter of John M. and Ellen (Hyland) Coady. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. John Miller Inverness and Mrs. Ellen Miller North East Margaree. Her husband Peter James (Jim) died several years ago.

MacFarlane, Patrick 83 1948-40-12

S. W. Margaree

On Good Friday March 26, 1948 the death occurred of Patrick, son of Malcolm MacFarlane, in his 84th year. He was the son of Malcolm MacFarlane and Sara MacLellan both natives of the parish. Besides his wife Christine Wall of 54 years marriage he is survived by one daughter Sadie, Mrs. Hugh A. Gillis South West Margaree, one son John, when last heard from in western Canada, two brothers John in Riverside California, James at home, one sister Margaret in Shelbourne falls, Mass. Patrick was confined to bed for his last twenty years due to problems with his legs.

Catherine MacFarlane 49 52-1904-46-5

South West Margaree, daughter of Malcolm MacFarlane

At S. W. Margaree, Nov, 12, 1904, after about a year's illness, Catherine, daughter of Malcolm MacFarlane, in her 50th year. Fortified by the request and reception of the Sacraments of the Church, of which she was always a devout member, she passed away peacefully. Her aged father, brothers and sisters have the sympathy of the community.

Duncan MacFarlane 53 57-1909-3-5

Born 1856, Glace Bay, Son of Angus

At Glace Bay on Jan 11, 1909 , after a years illness. Duncan M., youngest son of the late Angus MacFarlane, born in Upper Margaree in 1856, he leaves a wife, 4 daughters and 1 son to mourn.

Mary McFarlane 12 A1-1882-8-3

(The Aurora, W. H. Buchannan, Pub. No. 8, page 3, !/26/1882)

William's Point

Daughter of Andrew & Catherine McFarlane.

At William's Point of diphtheria, on the 19th Dec. 1882, John aged 10 years, and on the 13th of Dec. Mary aged 12 years and 7 months, children of Andrew & Catherine McFarlane.

Peter MacFarlane 27 48-1899-43-8

Maine, son of Angus MacFarlane, St. Andrew's

On Oct 15th, 1899 at Kennebunk, Maine, Mr. Peter A. MacFarlane, 27 years, an employee of the Sanford and Cape Porpoise Street Railway Co., while at work on a pole, came in contact with an alternating current of 10,000 volts. The short circuit caused him to be thrown off of the pole to the ground, a distance of 30 feet, and death ensued after four hours of intense suffering . The inquest where (sic) the remains were taken to Cambridge, Ma. and on Wed. Oct. 8, the funeral took place from the home of Mr. Duncan Gillis, 21 Harrison St. of St. Mary's Catholic Church, where a High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Father R. Ley ??

The remains were taken to St. Paul's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Arlington, and were followed by a large number of relatives and friends.

The deceased was a native of St. Andrew's Antigonish Co., N. S., son of the late Angus MacFarlane, of that place. He leaves 3 sisters in Boston.

Mrs. John McFarlane (Anne) 41 49-1900-2-5

Port Hastings (nee Smith)

At Port Hastings, C. B., died on Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, 1900 after 9 days of illness, Anne Smith, the beloved wife of John McFarlane, in the 42nd year of her age, leaving a husband and 5 children to mourn the loss of a kind & loving wife and mother . Rev. H. Gillis, P.P. administrator of the last rites of the church. She was laid to rest in the cemetery at Port Hawkesbury.

John A. McFarlane 21 44-1896-51-5

South West Margaree

Son of Dougald McFarlane

On Dec. 21st, 1896, after an illness of some months. Son of Dougald McFarlane, S. W. Margaree in the 22nd year of age. Besides his parish priest Rev. F. J. Chisholm, present were Rev. R. H. MacDougall of Margaree, & Rev. M. Doyle of St. F. X. College.

Mrs. Dougald MacFarlane (Anne) 54 47-1898-52-5

South River

Niece of Bishop Cameron

At South River on Sunday, Dec. 18,1898 after an illness of six days of pneumonia, which was bourne with true Christian resignation in the 55th year of her age, Ann, widow, relict of the late Dougal MacFarlane . The deceased was a niece of his Lordship Bishop Cameron of Antigonish, her kind and gentle disposition endeared her to all who knew her. Burial at South River Cemetery.

# 1614 Patrick > Dougald

Catherine MacFarlane 79 42-1893-44-3

South River

Died at South River, Sept 20, 1893, after a lingering illness. Born with perfect patience and resignation, Catherine MacFarlane, in the 80th year of her age. Fortified by the last sacraments of the Church, she calmly passed away. May her soul rest in peace.

MacFarlane, John C. 88 102-1954-39-2

Broad Cove

Son of John- Upper Margaree

John C. MacFarlane passed to his eternal reward on February 5th, 1954. He was in his 89th year. He was the second last surviving member of the late John MacFarlane (Johnny) and Jessie MacLellan and was born at Upper Margaree. His wife Christine Kennedy predeceased him by seventeen (17) years. Mr. MacFarlane was light keeper at Margaree Island for a number of years and then purchased a farm at Broad Cove where he lived until his death. He is survived by six sons; John Arthur Chelsea, Mass., Alexander in Dorchester, Mass., Albert in Halifax, and Dan Larry at home, Michael in Somerville, Mass. Two daughters Sadie, Mrs. Long Somerville. Mass., and Catherine Vancouver B.C. One daughter died in infancy. He is survived by one sister Mrs. Archibald Kennedy New Bedford, Mass.

Colin MacFarlane, New Jersey 24 45-1896-1-8

45-1896-2-8

formerly, Williams Point Thursday, January 30, 1896

(1-8) The sad intelligence of the death abroad of two young men from Williams Point, was received this week.

Colin MacFarlane, son of Alexander MacFarlane, died in New Jersey, the first of this past week. He had been ill of typhoid fever.

(the other man was Hugh MacDonald (Joseph) died Colorado)

(2-8) Colin Francis MacFarlane, whose death at Jersey City, N. J., was referred to last week, was a son of Andrew MacFarlane, Williams Point. He left home a little (... not readable...) time in Philadelphia, in May last he began as a lineman with the American Telegraph & Telephone Co., New York. Four weeks before his death, he contracted typhoid fever and entered St. Francis Hospital, Jersey City in charge of the Sisters of Poor St Francis, where he had wonderful care and all the consolation of religion. He was a young man of excellent character, a strict total abstainer, and a great favorite with his acquaintances, who sincerely sympathized with his parents & relatives in his death at he early age of 24. His remains were brought home and interred here on Saturday last.

Jessie MacFarlane 20 46-1897-50-5

Upper Margaree

Daughter of Angus MacFarlane (Black) #66

At Upper Margaree on the 30th, Nov. 1897, Jessie, daughter of Angus MacFarlane (Black) in the 21st year of her age. The deceased was always cheerful and engaging disposition and a great favorite with her friends and acquaintances. She bore her illness with patience and died a happy death.

Mrs. John MacFarlane, (Catherine) 74 10-1862-28-3

Margaree

Died on the 10th of January 1862 at Margaree, Catherine, widow of the late John MacFarlane of that place.

Captain John McFarlane 51 46-1897-11-5

Margaree,

Brother of Captain Angus McFarlane, Antigonish

At Margaree, C. B. on March 23rd 1897, after a lingering illness, Capt. John McFarlane, a brother of Capt. Angus McFarlane, of Antigonish, in his 52nd year, fortified by the last rites of the Church. A mother, two sons, three daughters, five brothers, and two sisters mourn in his death the loss of a kind son, father & brother.

# 4309 Peter >Angus > Dougald

William McFarlane 40 43-1894-6a-3

Oregon, Son of Peter, South River

At St. Vincent's Portland, Oregon on 24th of Jan. 1894, William McFarlane, after a lingering illness. Consoled by the last sacraments which he received with much confidence and resignation to the Holy Will of God. Deceased was son of the late Peter McFarlane of the South River. He leaves one sister and numerous friends to mourn their loss. May his soul rest in peace.

MacFarlane, Mrs. John D. 1945-42-8-?

Annie 74

S.W. Margaree

Daughter of John Kennedy - Kenloch

On March 28, 1945 in her 75th year Mrs. Annie MacFarlane, wife of the late John D. MacFarlane who predeceased her by six months. She was the daughter of the late John and Catherine (Gillis) Kennedy - Kenloch of which family she was the last surviving member. She is survived by a family of eleven; Annie and Joe Allan at home, Mrs Frank MacKay, Mrs. James Moran, Catherine in Boston, Mrs. Sam DeVincent New York, Mrs. Pete Von Scheltings Selly Sask., Mrs. Alex Campbell Inverness, John D. South West Margaree, Archy in Chicago, John in Maine, a daughter Mary E. died

years ago (see Mary Eliza page 16) . R.I.P.

Mrs. James McFarlane, (Elizabeth) 32 11-1863-42-3

Salmon River,

Died at Salmon River on the 17 of April 1863, beloved wife of James MacFarlane, age 32 years, leaving a loving husband and two helpless children.

James McFarlane 69 45-1896-15-5

Middle South River

Listed in Thursday April 30th, 1896

At Middle South River on the 12th, 1896. His wife and family - consisting of two daughters preceded him to the grave some years ago. He was an honest business man and a Catholic. An inoffensive and obliging neighbor.

Alexander MacFarlane 30 43-1894-28-5

South West Margaree

Son of Dougald MacFarlane

At S. W. Margaree on 15th day of July, 1894 after and illness of 3 weeks, Alexander, son of Dougald MacFarlane, in the 31st year of his age. Strengthened and consoled by the last sacred rites of the Church, he passed calmly away. His funeral was largely attended, besides the parish priest, Father Chisholm, Father Coady of Thorboun, Father MacDougall of Margaree.

MacFarlane, Mrs Dougald John 89-1941-51-3

Mary 45

S.W. Margaree

Daughter of John Murphy - Glace Bay, N.S. Mrs. Mary MacFarlane, wife of J. D. MacFarlane was buried on June 3, 1941. She was in failing health for some time past but could be seen late and early in the Post Office where she was postmistress for a number of years and was always regarded as a capable and courteous official. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Glace Bay and is survived by her husband and one daughter Margaret, three sisters and three brothers. Sadie who lived with her, Mrs. William AuCoin, Mrs. Vincent MacDonald Glace Bay, John in California, Angus in Vancouver and Hugh in Sydney.

Alexander MacFarlane 66 44-1895-18-5

Salmon River

At Salmon River on April 25, 1895, after a lingering illness, Alexander MacFarlane, aged 66 years, leaving a sorrowful widow, 5 boys and 1 girl to mourn the loss of a kind husband & father. May his soul rest in peace.

Mrs. Andrew MacFarlane (Catherine) 52 42-1893-1-3

Williams Point

Daughter of the late Hon. John MacKinnon

On Wed. the 11th of Jan. 1893 at William's Point. Catherine, the wife of Andrew McFarlane, 52 years of age. Daughter of the late Hon John MacKinnon. Four of her children living.

Mrs Angus MacFarlane (Catherine) 79 22-1874-31-2

South River

Died at South River, on the 23rd of Feb. 1874, in the 80th year of her age, Catherine, wife of the late Angus MacFarlane a large family of children and grandchildren and many friends.

MacFarlane, John A. 53 (at sea) 86-1939-31-6

Formerly of Little Judique

Son of Donald

Mrs. Angus MacFarlane (sic), Port Hawkesbury has received the sad news of the death of her brother John A. MacFarlane formerly of Little Judique who died June 9, 1938 on board the steamship Drakepool(?) of the Drakepool(?) Line London, England. He was buried with Naval honors at Port Lewis on the Island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. Leaving home 32 years ago he joined the British Navy and served for 14 years. at the end of the war he came back to visit his sister Mrs. MacIsaac (sic) Port Hawkesbury who's the only member of the family of the late Donald MacFarlane, Margaree, in Nova Scotia. Returning to sea after a two year visit he joined the British Freighting Line Drakepool. where he sailed until his death. He is survived by four sisters and one brother; Jessie B. MacIsaac Port Hawkesbury, Bridget, Mrs. Daniel MacDonell Monrovia, California, Christina, Mrs. W. A. Link(?)

John McFarlane 41-1892-45-2

Margaree Harbor, formerly South River.

There died at Margaree Harbor on the 20th of Oct. 1892, John McFarlane, commonly known as John the Post. He was born at the South River of Antigonish in the year 1812, whence he moved with his parents to Margaree in 1826. When quite young, he was awarded the contract of carrying the mails, weekly on foot, from Mabou to Margaree Harbor, a distance of forty miles. He was a good walker and even when over seventy years of age, he would prefer going long distances on foot to troubling himself with a horse and wagon. How often we saw him passing by with a light step, a broad scotch bonnet on his head and a tartan plaid carefully folded around his graceful person!

Though never a hard worker, he made his way through life honestly and decently and his cheerful, guileless ways, his amusing, harmless jokes even his hearty laugh, secured for him hosts of friends where ever he moved. He reared a family of six sons and daughters, all of whom survive him. His widow, a daughter of the late Alex McNeil, Broad Cove is still quite hearty, and to her as well as to the rest of the family, we extend our sympathy in their bereavement.

Angus MacFarlane 51 35-1886-15-2

Lower South River, Son of Angus

cannot find obit

pages not recorded

Mrs. Angus M. MacFarlane 116-1969-40-13

(Mary Jane)

Inverness

Mary Jane MacFarlane, widow of Angus M. MacFarlane died in St. Mary's Hospital, Inverness, one of the oldest residents of S.W. Margaree. Surviving are two sons and a daughter; Malcolm, John D. and Catherine; also two brothers and two sisters; Angus Allen, John Dan, Margaret and Isabel (Mrs. Lewis MacIsaac) of Inverness. Predeceased by three brothers; Hugh A., James Alex and Martin. Mass at St. Joseph's Church.

# 635 Peter > Patrick > Dougald

Angus MacFarlane 52 39-1890-39-3

Son of Peter

South River,

28th of September, Angus MacFarlane, son of Peter, age 52, leaving a widow also children to mourn their loss.

Patrick McFarlane 23 8-1860-43-3

Cheticamp, Son of Dougald

Died at Cheticamp, Cape Breton, on the 10th of October, Patrick, oldest son of Mr. Dougald McFarlane in the 24 year of his age.

Sarah McFarlane 5 8-1860-43-3

At Margaree, Cape Breton on the 1st of Oct., Sarah daughter of John McFarlane, aged 5 years.

Peter MacFarlane 82 42-1893-5-3

South River

At South River on the 7th Feb, 1893, aged 82 years, Peter McFarlane, deceased, by his kind disposition and strict integrity. A sorrowful widow and 4 children mourn his loss.

Albert Allan MacFarlane 54 111-1964-11-12

Halifax

Son of John, Broad Cove

Albert Allan MacFarlane, 54 died recently in Halifax. Employed many years with the Halifax shipyards. Son of Mr. & Mrs. John MacFarlane of Broad Cove Marsh. Left to mourn the loss of a fine brother are; Dan L. on the old homestead; Angus & Michael, Dorchester, Mass.; Sadie (Mrs. Long), Somerville, Mass.; Catherine, Vancouver, B.C. Burial at St. Margaret's Cemetery, Broad Cove Chapel.

Mrs. Peter McFarlane (Sarah) 81 42-1893-17-3

South River

At South River on the 27th of May, 1893, in the 82nd year of her age after a short illness, bore with Christian resignation. Sarah, relict of the late Peter MacFarlane. Fortified by the last rites of the Church, of which the deceased was a devoted member, she calmly passed away.

Donald MacFarlane, 12 8-1860-12-3

Son of Peter Ban MacFarlane

Casket, Thursday, March 22, 1860

Died on Thursday past, son of Peter MacFarlane

Dougald MacFarlane, 66 12-1873-25-2

Cheticamp

Son of Peter MacFarlane, South River

At Cheticamp, Jan. 4, 1873, after a long illness. Dougald MacFarlane, age 66 years, Son of the late Peter MacFarlane of South River, The deceased moved to Cheticamp years ago and has left a large family and numerous friends to mourn his death.

Mrs Dan Larry MacFarlane 63 113-1965-1-6

Margaret

daughter of Ronald MacDonald, Broad Cove

The death occurred at St. Mary's Hospital, Inverness, recently of Margaret MacFarlane, wife of Dan Larry MacFarlane of Broad Cove Marsh. She had been in failing health for a lengthy period. Born at Broad Cove Chapel in 1902, daughter of the late Ronald D. and Isabel MacDonald. Leaves her husband and adopted son, two sisters and two brothers; Mary (Mrs. John A. Gillis), Broad Cove Marsh; Jessie (Mrs. John Alex Gillis), S.W. Margaree; Francis at home; and Alex in Vancouver.

Dougald MacFarlane 39-1890-41-3

South West Margaree

At S. W. Margaree on the 9th of Oct, 1890, Dougald McFarlane, second son of Malcolm McFarlane, esq. He leaves a sorrowful wife and one child . The deceased bore an unblemished character and even, in his early youth gave hopeful promise of that sincere piety, which distinguished him in his manhood.

Dougald MacFarlane 77 45-1896-18-5

Middle South River

At Middle South River on the 13th of May, 1896, Mr. Dougald MacFarlane in the 78th year of his age. His protracted illness was borne with resignation to the Divine Will. He leaves a wife and four sons, three daughters to mourn the loss of a kind and virtuous husband and father. May he rest in peace.

John MacFarlane 55 50-1901-24-5

South West Margaree

Son of Malcolm MacFarlane

Passed away peacefully at South West Margaree, June 9, 1901, after a painful illness of a few months, John, son of Malcolm MacFarlane, in his 55th year. The deceased by his cheerful and happy disposition was a general favorite and will be much missed. A sorrowful widow, 5 sons and 2 daughters survive him.

Annie MacFarlane 77 112-1965-30-18

Cheticamp

daughter of John, Margaree

Miss Annie Agnes MacFarlane (of Margaree Harbour) died at Sacred Heart Hospital, Cheticamp. Daughter of the late John MacFarlane and Annie (McNeil) MacFarlane. Born at Margaree Harbour, March 2, 1887, spent most of her life here except for some years in the U.S.A. survived by 1 brother, Jack at home. Predeceased by two sisters, Martha & Margaret Mary, and two brothers Neil & Johnnie. Mass and burial at St. Michael's Church.

Mrs. John MacFarlane (Mary) 86 56-1908-32-5

Springfield

At Springfield, Ant. on the 20th of Aug, 1908, Mary, relict of the late John MacFarlane, at the advanced age of 86 years, The deceased was a kind and gentle disposition and her death as her life was edifying. She leaves 4 children, 3 sons and 1 daughter. Mass by Rev. Dr. McPherson, Remains were rested at South River Cemetery.

Mr. James M. MacFarlane 1955

The death occurred on April 19, 1955 of James M. MacFarlane at Sacred Heart Hospital, Cheticamp, C.B. at the age of 48 (sic) years. He was born at S.W. Margaree, son of the late Malcolm MacFarlane and Sarah MacLellan. Last surviving member of a large family of 7 boys and 8 girls. Veteran of WW I, joined British Imperial Army in the summer of 1915. Painter by trade, worked in the U.S. a number of years then returned to C.B.

"Jim Malcolm" as he was familiarly known. Funeral took place at the residence of his nephew Malcolm MacFarlane at S.W. Margaree to St. Joseph's Church & Cemetery on April 21, 1955. Mass was sung by his grand-nephew Rev. Angus MacLeod, C.R. Sydney Mines, C.B.

Walter Scott MacFarlane 83 126-1979-31-11

Son of Angus Ban

Walter Ban MacFarlane, 83, died in Inverness Consolidated Hospital on March 12, 1979. Born at Upper Margaree, a son of the late Angus "Ban" and Margaret (Coady) MacFarlane. Veteran of two World Wars. enlisted in WW I on September 12, 1914 - discharged on October 10, 1919 then returned to Margaree until WW II. Served over seas from 1942 - 1946, much of the time in charge of transportation of Prisoners of War. Survived by his wife the former Annie Jane LeBlanc; 2 sons - Peter & Pat; two daughters; Ethel and Lucille, three grandchildren and one sister Eliza Donnelly of Jasper Park, Alberta.

Predeceased by four brothers - James, John, Hugh and Peter and by four sisters Annie (Mrs. Angus B. MacIsaac), Mary Kate (Mrs. John Archy Gillis), Cassie (Mrs. Angus MacMillan) and Tillie (Mrs. James Moran.) Mass Stella Maris Church, Inverness.

Neil MacFarlane 22 55-1907-12-5

Margaree Harbour

At the home of his cousin, Patrick MacFarlane, Margaree Harbour, on March 11, 1907, Neil MacFarlane, aged 22 years, after four years sickness which was patiently borne. He leaves 3 brothers and 1 sister to mourn. He remains to their last residing place at East Margaree Cemetery.

John MacFarlane 67 60-1912-46-5

Port Hastings, formerly of Cheticamp

At Port Hastings, on Nov. 5, 1912, after a few months of illness, John MacFarlane, in his 67th year of age. The deceased formerly lived in Cheticamp where his parents and other family members are buried. His wife - Annie Smith of Broad Cove died several years ago. He is survived by one sister Mrs. Aucoin and one brother Angus of Glace Bay. One daughter and one son at home.

Mrs. Betty MacFarlane Hugh 50 125-1978-32-8

Elizabeth Pauline Gillis

daughter of Alexander Gillis

sister of Fr. James, Fr. Kite (sic)

Betty MacFarlane, 50, wife of Hugh MacFarlane of Highland Drive; died at St. Martha's Hospital on March 31, 1978, after a short illness. Mass at St. Ninian's, two concelebrants were her brothers, Rev. James Gillis, S.F.M. of Dorchester, N.B. and Rev. Kyte Gillis, pastor at Brook Village. She was the former Pauline Gillis of Inverness, a daughter of Alexander and Christine (MacMaster) Gillis. Besides her husband and parents, she is survived by 2 daughters, Anne (Mrs. Robert Brosseau) Montreal, and Christine at home. Four sons -James - Halifax, Hugh - Edmonton, John and David at home and two grandsons.

John MacFarlane circa 1888

There died, at S. W. Margaree on the 19th day of Dec. last, John MacFarlane Esq. Sr., miller, in the 84th year of his age. Deceased was born in Antigonish County, and when 18 years of age came with his parents and the rest of his family to Margaree, and bought the farm known as the Chapel farm. He was the oldest son in his family, and when 21 he and his brother Angus (who survives him) took up homesteads near the Outlet, and they are today the best looking farms in North Inverness. He met with many losses in his early days of housekeeping. In the space of three years he lost by fire two beautiful houses, a large barn full of hay and wheat, together with eighteen head cattle, and a pair of horses. He was always remarkable for his coolness and discretion. When his last house was burned he was working in the woods and hurried home with his broad axe on his shoulder. When assured of the safety of his family from the flames, he turned to the few people present and said "plenty wood in Cape Breton to make another house". He was the confidential crony of the late lamented Sir Wm. Young in his campaign in this county and was the leader of the 500 Scots who marched to Cheticamp in 1832, with their banners floating in the breeze, and the sound of the pibroch rending the air, stirring the hearts of the gallant sons of Albion, but also terrorized the sons of Gaul, there was no resistance given. The day passed quietly, and on the pole being closed, Young was elected and Smith defeated. The deceased addressed his followers in Gaelic and concluded by asking the pipers "Cluich nise failta phrionnsa". He was a genuine, true and noble Highlander. His home was the home of the poor, he was a man of few words, and many deeds, to the needy, the widows, and the orphans, he delighted to give; and with the sorrowing he was an everready sympathizer. As a citizen he did his duty conscientiously, faithfully and without ostentation. As a Christian he was always at the post of duty, and everready to do and give for the good of the church and his fellow man; and as a husband and a father while strict to duty and true to conviction, he ruled in love, with that beaming kindness and cheerful attention, that made home the greatest blessing, an earthly attraction to his family. He left his family in very comfortable circumstances. He was buried in St. Andrew's cemetery and his funeral was attended by an emmense assemblage of friends who showed their esteem of his character and talents, by unfeigned sorrow of his passing.

This is the obituary of:

John MacFarlane

Mrs. John MacFarlane 72 116 1968 12-8

Inverness

Daughter of James MacKinnon, Margaree Harbor

The death occurred at St. Mary's Hospital, Inverness, of Mrs. John Angus MacFarlane of Upper Margaree. Born at Margaree Harbour 72 years ago, daughter of James MacKinnon and Margaret Wall. Surviving her, her husband and four sons; Bernie, James at home, Richard, Toronto; Joe, Halifax; seven daughters; Mina (Mrs Angus Gillis) Inverness, Margaret ( Mrs. George MacKenzie) Scotsville, Hughena (Mrs. Duncan Gillis) Scotsville, Jessie (Mrs. Neil MacGregor) Carson. Ontario, Jenny, (Mrs. B. Chisholm) Detroit, Irene (Mrs. B. Murphy) Dunvegan, Sister Jeanne MacFarlane C.N.D. Mabou. Predeceased by an infant son. Mass and burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery, S.W. Margaree.

Mrs. John A. MacFarlane 77 120 1973 31-13

(Mary Ann)

Daughter of Malcolm Gillis

Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 21, 1973 in St. Joseph's Church, S. W. Margaree for Mrs. John A. MacFarlane, 77, who died at Victoria General Hospital in Halifax on March 17, 1973. She was the former Mary Ann Gillis, daughter of Malcolm and Margaret (MacFarlane) Gillis of Gillisdale. Survived by her husband; four sons and three daughters; Hugh, Antigonish; Dougald, San Jose, California; Malcolm and Douglas, Boston; Mary (Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald), Sharon. Mass.; Margaret (Mrs. John B. Mullany), Scotsville; and Sr. Catherine of the Sisters of St. Martha, Lethbridge. Daughter Mary Jessie is dead.

Ronald Allan MacFarlane 60 123-1976-39-5

Halifax

Son of Ronald, Williams Point

Ronald Allan MacFarlane, 60, died at his home in Halifax on May 9, 1976. Mass at St. Joseph's Church - Halifax, burial at St. Ninian's Cemetery - Antigonish. Native of Williams Point, he was working for Fundy Construction Company. Son of Ronald and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. Surviving are his wife, the former Blanche Flemming of Canso; two daughters, Florence Ann and Donna, and four sons, Allan, Robert, Billy Joe and Andrew all at home. Surviving also are four brothers and seven sisters- Colin F., Antigonish, John, Donald, and Frank, Williams Point. Catherine (Mrs. W. C. MacDonald) James River, Lillian and Eunice, New York, Mary (Mrs. J. G. Thompson) Plymouth, Josephine (Mrs. Bill Gilfoy) and Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy) Williams Point and Molly (Mrs Ralph McCallum), Ottawa. Two brothers and sisters are dead.

Angus Cameron MacFarlane 122-1974-1-15

of Plymouth

Son of Ronald A., Williams Point

Funeral held at St. Gregory's Church, New Glasgow, for Angus Cameron MacFarlane, 61, of Plymouth, who died in Aberdeen Hospital on Aug. 16, 1974. Burial Lourdes Cemetery, Stellarton. He was a trainman with CNR for the past 35 years. Born at Williams Point, a son of Ronald A. and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. Survived by his wife, the former Sarah Agnes Chisholm; daughter Shelly Anne and son Paul Cameron, both at home; seven sisters and five brothers; Catherine (Mrs. W. C. MacDonald), James River; Mary (Mrs. Gib Thompson), Plymouth; Lillian, Eunice, both of New York; Molly (Mrs. Ralph McCallum), Ottawa; Tootsie (Mrs. Bill Gilfoy), Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy), of Williams Point; Colin, Antigonish; John, Dougall, Frank, all of Williams Point; and Ronald of Halifax. Two sisters and one brother are dead.

Mrs Alexander MacFarlane (Eleanor Mary) 122-1975-30-2

Daughter of Enoch S. Harrington

of Margaretsville, N.S.

Eleanor Mary MacFarlane, 62, wife of Alexander MacFarlane of Margaretsville, Nova Scotia, died recently at Soldiers Memorial Hospital.

Daughter of Enoch Steadman and Eola (Davidson) Harrington of Kentville. A School teacher, graduate of Arcadia University.

Surviving her, husband; daughter Jean, of Halifax; sister Rosamond (Mrs. William Lyons), Waterville; and brother Noel Harrington of Middleton. A brother Louis is dead.

Funeral at St, Monica's Church, Middleton. Burial parish cemetery.

Mrs. John Angus MacFarlane Agnes 74 105-1957-77-3

North Sydney Daughter of Matthew Doyle

Margaree Forks Sister of Rev. D. H. Doyle

Buried North East Margaree

Peter A. MacFarlane 62 108-1960-13-2

Son of Angus, Upper Margaree

Buried Inverness. vet., 1 & 2 wars. Passed away at Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax. Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus (Ban) MacFarlane, formerly of Upper Margaree, born there in 1898. Wounded twice, at Vimny Ridge and again at Passchendale. Returned to Canada in 1919, in 1920 married Eliza Morrison of New Waterford, one year later with his wife moved to Niagara Falls, Ont. Worked for North American Cyanamid Ltd. until WW II, he enlisted in the C. A. S. F., served in Europe until the end of the war. Surviving are a son Walter of Toronto, two daughters, Margaret of Fort Erle, Ont. and (Rose Marie) Mrs. F. W. Dickson of Sarasota, Florida. Three sisters (Annie) Mrs. A. B. MacIssac of Port Hood C. B., (Tilly) Mrs. James Moran of Fordview and (Eliza) Mrs. Patrick Donnelley of Jasper, Alta. Two brothers, John H. of Chipman N. B. and Walter S. of Inverness Town. Three brothers and three sisters predeceased him.

Mrs. John A. MacFarlane (Margaret) 101-1960-32-2

Of South West Gillisdale

Daughter of Donald Campbell of Broad Cove. On October 26, 1960 Mrs. John A. MacFarlane at the age of 70 years. A resident of Gillisdale, C. B. died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Patrick J. Gillis of S. W. Margaree. Mrs. MacFarlane was the former Margaret Campbell daughter of the late Donald Campbell and Catherine MacInnis of Campbelltown, Broad Cove Parish. First wed to the late John Charles Gillis of Gillisdale who died over 40 years ago. Operated a general store and postmistress for over 40 years. Surviving husband John A. MacFarlane, only daughter Catherine (Mrs. Patrick Gillis) sons Malcolm and Frank of Toronto, Joseph, Supervisor of Schools in Inverness. Son John Charles MacFarlane was killed in action in WW II. Also surviving are a sister (Minnie) Mrs. William Burgess, Syracuse, N. Y. four brothers, Dan of Baltimore, Md.; Alexander and Murdock of Boston; and James of New Glasgow. Buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Alexander MacFarlane 68 125-1977-10-7

of Brierly Brook WW II

son of Daniel

South River

Mass celebrated at St. Ninian's for Alexander MacFarlane, 68, of Brierly Brook and formerly of Margaretville, who died at St. Martha's Hospital on Oct. 24, 1977. Burial was in the parish cemetery. He served with the Royal Canadian Air Force during WW II and was a member of Arras Branch Royal Canadian Legion. A member of Antigonish Highland Society and played with the pipe band. A construction electrician, he had worked lately at fort MacMurray in Alberta. Survived by daughter Jean (Mrs. Paul Jenkins) Halifax, brother Hugh in British Columbia and sisters Majorie (Mrs. Bill Lynch) Victoria; Christine (Mrs. Walter Boyle), Mona (Mrs. John MacLean) and Violet (Mrs. Clifford Stringle) all of Caledonia, Ontario.

Predeceased by his parents Daniel and Marcella (MacInnis) MacFarlane of South River; his wife, the former Eleanor Harrington of Kentville, two children, three brothers and two sisters.

George Bernard MacFarlane 23 109-1961-22-6

South West Casket Nov. 16, 1961

Son of John Joe

Brother to Father Ronald SFM

A highway mishap near his home in S. W. Margaree culminated in the death of George Bernard MacFarlane, 23. Mr. MacFarlane was born at S. W. Margaree on Dec. 22, 1938, the son of John Joseph and Ruth Carroll MacFarlane. In the last few years, his brother Hugh was drowned in the Margaree River, his sister Margaret lost her life in a fire that destroyed the family home. Two other children died in infancy. Surviving members are; Rev. Ronald MacFarlane S.F.M. who was ordained to the priesthood last August, Donald a seaman with the Shell Oil Company, John, Peter and Gerald at home. Anne a student at Margaree Forks and Helen student at St. Joseph's Hospital, Glace Bay, as well as his parents.

Funeral at St. Joseph's Church and cemetery S.W. Margaree.

Colin Francis MacFarlane 83 136-1985-1-10

Wife Marie LeBlanc

Born in Williams Point (CNR)

Services for the late Colin Francis MacFarlane, 83, of Highland Drive, was at St. Ninian's. He died Sept. 15, 1985 at St. Martha's Hospital. Born at Williams Point, son of the late Ronald and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. Retired employee of CNR. Survived by wife, the former Marie LeBlanc, a son Colin H., Antigonish, 2 daughters Charlene, Antigonish and Roseline (Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Quispansis, N.B.)

John Andrew MacFarlane 77 130-1981-13-10

at Williams Point (CNR)

Son of Ronald

Funeral services were held last Thursday for the late John Andrew MacFarlane, 77, of Williams Point, at St. Ninian's. He died at home on Nov. 23, 1981. Born at William's Point, he was the son of the late Ronald and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. A retired section man and worked for 46 years with CN Railways. Surviving are 3 brothers - Colin - Antigonish, Dougald and Frank both of Williams Point. Seven sisters - Catherine (Mrs. W.C. MacDonald) James River, Mary (Mrs. Gibbons) Thompson, Plymouth, Pictou County; Lillia and Eunice both of New York; Tootsie (Mrs. Bill Gilfoy) and Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy), both of William's Point, and Molly (Mrs. Ralph MacCallum) Ottawa. Predeceased by 2 sisters Christina and Janet and 3 brothers Cameron, Ronald and Joseph.

Dougald C. MacFarlane 78 131-1983-29-12

Williams Point (CNR)

Ronald's son. Dougald C. MacFarlane, 78, of William's Point. Funeral and burial at St. Ninian's. He died March 13, 1983 at home. Born at William's Point, son of the late Ronald and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. Retired from the Canadian National Railway in 1969. Survived by his wife - the former Nora Dyer; four daughters Dorothy (Mrs. Leonard Benoit) Plymouth; Carol (Mrs. Raymond DeCoste) Taylor's Road; Lillian (Mrs. Mike Powers) and Mary Lou ((Mrs Keith Grant) of William's Point. Four sons Joseph and Douglas, both of Moncton, Donald and Kenneth, both of West River.

# 693 Ronald > Andrew > Angus > Dougald

Eunice MacFarlane 72 131-1983-48-15

Ronald's daughter

Eunice MacFarlane died June 26, 1983 at William's Point, where she was born 72 years ago. Daughter of the late Ronald and Annie Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane. Graduate of Hamilton Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, she pursued her career in New York City where she specialized in orthopedic nursing. Mass and burial at St. Ninian's.

John MacFarlane 85 1950-vol. 98-41-10

California

Son of Malcolm

South West Margaree

There died at Riverside, California, Jan. 25th, 1950, in his 85th year, John, son of the late Malcolm MacFarlane and Sarah MacLellan, both of S. W. Margaree, Inverness Co., NS.

The deceased was a carpenter by trade, after working around Boston for a time, he went west and soon found employment with Gillis Bros. Contractors, Colorado Springs. When there he had the misfortune to break his leg in an accident. As he could not pursue his trade any longer he came back East and established himself in Inverness which was then a booming town and where he made many friends during his stay among them.

Being subject to bronchitis, he returned to the West for the benefit of his health and made considerable improvement for many years and was able to attend to his businees.

Of late his health gradually began to give away and around Christmas it became evident that the end was approaching. After few days he received the lastrrites of the Church from his Pastor, Msgr. Peter Lynch and he had a happy death. Services were conducted in St. Francis de Sales

Many Mass cards were received, also floral pieces, letters, cards telegrams and messages of sympathy.

He was married twice, first to Flora MacIsaac, Dunvegan, again to Agnes Doyle, Margaree Forks, who survives him. Also surviving is one brother, James on the old home, ten nieces and seven nephews, all but two residing in the Margaree District.

Pall bearers were Knights of Columbus, friends of the deceased: Lambert Nineteman, Joseph McGuire, Frank P. Riordan, Raymond MacCafferty, Jack Nelson and Major John MacIsaac. R.I.P.

# 2380 (Dougald J.) > John > Archibald > Dougald

MacFarlane, Mrs. Dougald J. (Catherine) x-1945-34-11

On January 12^th, 1945 in her 88 year, the last surviving member of the family of John collins and Sarah McNeil, S.W. Margaree, in the person of Catherine, wife of the late Dougald J. MacFarlane, passed to her eternal reward.

The deceased was a beautiful character from childhood all through the years of her life, and as a devout wife and mother she was considered a model worthy of imitation. Her kindness and worth will long be remembered by all who knew her. Always busy, always usefully employed, yet she never neglected her religious duties but was very exact in their performance. During her illness she was consoled by frequent reception of the sacraments.

Her husband and three children, Mrs. John Angus McNeil, Sarah and Allan, predeceased her. One son, John alex and family live at the old home. After requim high mass by her pastor, Rev. J. H. McEachern, her remains were interred besides those of her husband and children.

The pall bearers were John Archy Gillis, John Arch McFarlane, Angus Allan Gillis, John Grant McFarlane, Collie McDonnell and Cecil Collins.

# 2848 Duncan M. > Angus (the Miller) > Archibald > Dougald

McFarlane, D. H. 89-1941-38-10

Well-Known Journalist Is Mourned

Glace Bay, March 10 - Death early today wrote "30" to the career of D. H. (Doug) McFarlane, one of the province's best known newspapermen and sports authorities. He died his at home here a few hours after suffering a stroke as he was about to leave his office at the end of the Sunday night "trick."

A native of Southwest Margaree, he was 51 years of age and the greater part of his life had been spent at the work he loved so well. He got his start in Sydney with the Old Daily Post as a mere youth, selling papers and working around the newsroom before the turn of the century.

When his parents moved to Glace Bay about 1900 he secured work at the Gazette there, remainig for 17 years before retiring to take over management of the Arcade bowling alleys and recreation centre here, a position he held until 1927 when he joined the Post Publidhing Company, remaining with that firm until his death when he was its representative in the Glace Bay colliery districts.

An authority on most sports his column "news and views" - published for the last time today - was widely read. Of all activities his favorite one was horse racing, followed, especially in later years, by hockey, baseball and boxing.

His ability as a reporter, accentuated by his natural integrity and honesty won for him uncounted friends and followers throughout this Island as well as the rest of Nova Scotia.

Among the sporting ventures he promoted was the famed Cape Breton marathon in 1926, which drew the largest attendance of any event staged here - a total of 6,742 persons paid admission and internationally known runners took part.

He was also associated with the original Miners hockey team as manager for several years and under his direction the club captured the Cruise cup, emblamatic of the Maritime championship.

Taken ill last fall as he started out on a vacation Mr. MacFarlane hovered between life and death for nearly two months before recovering and regaining strength. He returned to his desk in December.

Fearing a recurrance of the illness he had planned to enter St. joseph's hospital today for an examination and further treatment and went to his office Sunday afternoon, as had been his custom for years, to make sure his column was ready for Monday.

Shortly before midnight as he had called a taxi to retun home he was seized with the stroke, dying several hours later. He was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church and active in its affairs.

News of his passing spread rapidly throughout the colliery districts he had served for so long as well as to other parts of Cape Breton and residents tonight mourned the loss of one of their best boosters and supporters.

Numerous tributes were paid to his memory by leading Island citizens and others as the day wore on.

Surviving besides his wife are a daughter, Beatrice McFarlane and four sons: Alvin, Mathew Bruce and Charles McFarlane, all of Glace Bay; his mother Mrs. C. McFarlane: four sisters: Mrs. H. V. MacGillvray, Saint John, N.B.; Mrs. R. Langley and Mary McFarlane, Hiland, Ind.; Mrs. V. Roache, Hammond, Ind.; and a step-brother, Luke Mc Farlane, in Detroit.

# 1639 John-Patrick-Dougald

MacFarlane, John J. 72 77-1929-41-2

At Lower Springfield, Ant. Co., N. S., on Feb. 28, 1929, the flu claimed another victim and left a vacancy which can never be filled when John J. MacFarlane, aged 72 years, passed away as peacefully as he had lived, after being fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church of which he has always been a devote member. On March 2, after high mass of requiem, his remains, in the presence of a large number of friends, were tenderly laid to rest beside those of his three children at South River cemetery. Rev. john R. MacDonald, P.P., officiated at the church and grave. The deceased left to morn him his devoted wife, one sister, Mrs. John b. MacPherson, Lower Springfield; and two brothers, William at Lower South River, and Angus in Alaska; besides a host of relatives and friends. He had no enimies, for his motto was "live and let live," and moreover to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed. The loss of his wee sons did not lessen his faith in a merciful God, or his love for humanity; on the contrary, he opened his generous heart and home to a number of children, and brought them up to be useful citizens, teaching them by example in his own tactful way how to live and be ever ready for the final summons. His loved ones will continue to carry on, and their grief will be assuaged by the thought that he merited the most honorable title this world can bestow, "a good man," and also eternal reward in heaven.

R.I.P.

# 0363 Patrick-Dougald

Boston Globe - March 30, 1895

McFarland - In this city, March 30, Andrew McFarland, 72 years. Funeral from his late residence, 13 Malden Street, Sunday, March 31, at 1:30 p. m. Services at the cathedral of the Holy Cross at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited.

# 0001 James John-John-Archibald-Dougald

West Roxbury Citizen(?) - April 1968

Donald J. MacFarlane
Services for Donald M. (sic) MacFarlane, 63, of 263 Roslindale Avenue, who died Thursday, were held Saturday morning from the William J. Gormley Funeral Home, 2055 Centre Street, with a solemn high Mass of requiem in St. John Chrysostom Church.
Born in Nova Scotia, he came to this country in the 1920's and formerly lived in Roxbury, coming to Roslindale six years ago.
He operated his own roofing business.
Surviving are his wife, Mary M. (Cameron); three daughters, Mrs. Katherine Ann Doolan of Prospect, Conn., Mrs. Shirley F. Nolan of Avon and Mrs. Myran (sic) L. White of Dorchester; two sons, Lt. Joseph A., USNR, now on active duty with the Seventh Fleet and Donald J. Jr., a senior at Boston State College; and eight grandchildren.
Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

# 0009 Donald J.- John-John-Archibald-Dougald

1935
MacFARLANE- In Roxbury, January 29, Doris MacFarlane, beloved daughter of Donald J. and Mary M. MacFarlane (nee Cameron). Funeral from parents' home, 6 Valentine St., Wednesday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

#0002 (Donald J.)- John-John-Archibald-Dougald

February 1992
MacFARLANE- of Avon, formerly of Roslindale and Roxbury, February 26. Mary M. (Cameron), beloved wife of the late Donald J. MacFarlane, loving mother of K. Ann Doolan of Prospect, CT., Shirley F. Nolan of Avon, Joseph A. MacFalane of West Roxbury, Myrlna L. White of Braintree, Donald J. MacFarlane of Natick and the late Doris-Marie and Mary Bernice MacFarlane. Dear mother-in-law of Thomas Doolan, John Nolan, Donna MacFarlane, Francis White and Elizabeth MacFarlane. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home, 419 Main St., RANDOLPH until 9:15 am on Saturday followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:00 am in St. Michael's Church, Avon. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery in West Roxbury.

# 283 James-Archibald Dougald

Port Hood Referee
February 14, 1883

MacFarlane, John - James' son. 30 A devout Catholic. Died at S. W. Margaree of consumption the 6th.
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ID # 3033 John Hugh > Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald
After March 16, 1949
Capen-
At St. Joseph's Hospital, on March 16, 1949, Lillian M. wife of Basil Capen, Saint John, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane, Chipman, NB Survived by her husband, her parents, her son, two sisters and six brothers. The funeral was held on March 19 from McAdam's Funeral Home, Fredericton, to St. Vincent de Paul Church, Oromoco for High Mass of Requiem. Internment was in the adjoining cemetery.
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ID # 3040 John Hugh > Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

IN MEMORIUM
On October 2, 1946, Almighty God deemed it fitting to call to Eternal Rest the soul of Reverend Father Patrick Byron MacFarlane, at the Diocese of St. John, N. B. The young priest was but thirty-two years of age when the summons came. Born at Oromoco, later graduated from St. Vincent's High School in St. john and received his degree in Arts from St. Joseph's Holy Heart Seminary in Halifax and was ordained in the spring of 1941. For the last four years Father MacFarlane's field of endeavor was at Debec, Carleton Co. with the missions of Benton, Canterbury and McAdam attached. His priestly career was always marked by a great devotion to duty, a zeal that knew no fatigue, and a great love for the poor and unfortunate. Of Father MacFarlane it may be said that the intensity and zeal of his priestly life made up by far for the short span allotted to him in years. LIAISONS offers to the family its deepest sympathy. May he rest in peace.
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ID # 3043 John Hugh > Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

NEWCASTLE WOMAN DIES November 20, 1964

NEWCASTLE - The death of Mrs. Hughina Crossman, 42 wife of Newcastle police chief H. S. Crossman, occurred Friday in the Mirimichi Hospital.

Born in Chipman, she was the daughter of the late John H. and Mrs. John McFarlane.

She is survived by her husband, her mother, three daughters; Sandra, Newcastle; Charlene, Saint John; and Mrs. Thomas Fallon, Marysville; six brothers; Vernard, Massachusetts; Vincent, Richmond Hill, Ont.; John and Allan in Ontario; four grand-children, several nieces and nephews.

The body is resting at the home where the funeral will be held Monday to St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.

Interment will be in the church cemetery.
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ID # 0882 John Richard> John Angus> James A.> Angus> Archibald> Dougald
The Inverness Oran 7 December 2005 page 29 in the Toronto News column
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy is extended to the family of the late James "Jim" MacFarlane, beloved son of Kay and the late "Dick" MacFarlane.
His sudden death in his 44th year was a shock to his family and many friends. He is survived by his mother Kay, brother John (Karen), sisters Cathy (Ron), Joanne (David), nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles and many friends.
Funeral services will take place in Toronto. Donations of sympathy may be made to the Alzheimer's Society, Cancer Society or charity of choice.
The Inverness Oran 28 December 2005
James Chisholm (Jim) MacFarlane passed away Novenber 18th, 2005 at North york General Hospital following sugery. He was the son of Catherine (Kay MacDonald) and the late John Richard (Dick) MacFarlane. He was 43, born July 24th, 1962 in Toronto. Besides his mother, he is survived by sisters Cathy (Ron) MacDonald, Newmarket, ON; Joanne (Dave) Bolton, Newmarket, ON; brother John (Karen), Oakville, ON; 12 nieces and nephews, Ian, Craig, Cedrick, James, Michael, Andrew, Colin, John, Danielle, Chelsea, Christine and Katie. Jim loved Scottish music, especially Cape Breton style, the Three Stouges, the Rolling Stones, a great joke and making music tapes for friends and relatives. Jim worked for Revenue Canada. He had a great sense of humor, a love of Cape Breton, especially Upper Margaree and Port Hood. He would talk to anyone, anywhere, anytime and any place and will be dearly missed by all his friends and relatives. Jim's funeral was celebrated by Rev. Donald MacLellan (formerly of Dunvegan) at St. Edward the Confessor Church, Hill Ave., Toronto, on November 22, 2005. He was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, Thornhill, Ontario. Rest in peace, Jim.
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ID # 3342 Donald Hugh > Duncan M. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald June 13, 2006

MacFARLANE, Sarah Agnes - 80, formerly of Plymouth, Pictou Co., passed away on Sunday, June 25, 2006, in Colchester Regional Hospital, Truro. Born in Heatherton, she was a daughter of the late John Alexander (Jack Dan) and Mary Anne (Chisholm) Chisholm. Sarah was a long-time resident of Plymouth. She was a member of St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church and the C.W.L., and a member of the Golden Glen Seniors of Plymouth. Sarah worked as a clerk for Robertson's Drugs then moved to Montreal where she resided for five years. She finished her working years at the Riverview Adult Residential Centre, Riverton. Surviving are daughter, Shelley (Mrs. Mitchell Mombourquette), Halifax; son, Paul and wife Marilyn, Durham; grandsons, Cameron and Rory, and granddaughter, Joei; sisters, Mary B. (Mrs. Bud Gilbert), Massachusetts; Theresa (Mrs. Lauchie MacDonald), Heatherton; brothers, Eugene, Antigonish; Colin (Mary), Halifax; Lauchie (Mae), Heatherton; Pat (Joan), Ontario; a number of nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Angus Cameron MacFarlane; sisters, Helen, Betty, and Bernie; brothers, Donald and Ernie; son-in-law, Tim Meisner. Her remains will rest in H.W. Angus Funeral Home, New Glasgow, with visiting from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday. Funeral mass will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church with Father Robert Day officiating.

Burial will be in Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery. Donations in memory of Sarah may be made to St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. The family would like to thank the girls at Townsview Estates and the nurses of the 4th floor of Colchester Regional Hospital for the care their mother received.
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ID # 2551 (Angus Cameron MacFarlane) > Ronald > Andrew > Angus > Dougald

Cape Breton Deaths June 13, 2006 Tuesday

Bruce MacFarlane GLACE BAY It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Bruce MacFarlane, June 12, 2006, at the Glace Bay Healthcare Complex.
Born in Glace Bay, Bruce was the son of the late Doug and Helen (Gouthro) MacFarlane. He is survived by many nieces and nephews; special grandnephews, Paul and Michael Breski and grandnieces, Kate and Laura MacMullin. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his sister, Bea Thrasher and his brothers, Charles and Matt. Bruce was retired and was a member of St. John the Baptist Church. Visitation will be held Wednesday, June 14 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. in Curry's Funeral Home, 775 Main St., Glace Bay. A funeral mass will be celebrated Thursday at 11 a.m. in St. John the Baptist Churchwith Rev. John J. MacIntyre officiating. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Glace Bay.
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MacDonald (MacFarlane), Mary Elizabeth [1914]-2005

Monday, March 7, 2005, The Halifax Herald Limited, MacDONALD, Mary Elizabeth - 91, 1000 Mic Mac Blvd., Dartmouth, died March 5, 2005, in Dartmouth General Hospital. Born in Margaree, Inverness Co., she was a daughter of the late Angus and Mary (Sweeney) MacFarlane. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family. She is survived by son, Gerald (Elaine), Porters Lake; several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Leo; son, Paul; sisters, Agatha Grady, Sarah Grady, and Margaret Bowes. Burial will be in Mount Hermon Cemetery. Funeral service will be at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to Dartmouth Funeral Home, 29 Queen St.
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ID # 1481 (Walter Scott MacFarlane) > Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

MacFarlane (LeBlanc), Annie Jane 1915-2003 December 17, 2003
Wednesday, December 17, 2003, The Halifax Herald Limited, MacFARLANE (LeBlanc), Annie Jane - 88, Inverness. The family of the late Annie Jane MacFarlane regrets to announce her passing on December 16, 2003, in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital. Born in Margaree, March 16, 1915, she was a daughter of the late Peter Alex and Lucy (Deveau) LeBlanc. She was a member of Stella Maris Parish, Inverness. She is survived by daughters, Ethel MacFarlane (Bobby Corenki), Boston, Mass.; Lucille (Neil) MacDougall, Dartmouth; sons, Peter, Inverness; Pat (Rona), Westville; sisters, Mary Judy LeBlanc, East Margaree; Margaret Timmins, Mississauga; Theresa LeBlanc, North East Margaree; brothers, Hector, Toronto; Alex, Sydney. She was loved by grandchildren, Scott, Kris, Jamie, Laura, Dennis, Katie and Ben; great-grandsons, Evan, Brady and Jalen. Annie Jane was predeceased by her husband, Walter Scott; son, Joseph in infancy; sister, Marie; brothers, Joe, Myles and Charlie. Family will be receiving visitors 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Thursday, December 18, and 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Friday, December 19, in Inverness Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Friday, December 19, in Stella Maris Church, Inverness, Father Hugh MacNeil officiating. Burial to follow in the parish cemetery. Donations in her memory may be made to Stella Maris Parish or a charity of your choice. On-line condolences may be sent to the family at: [email protected] Arrangements are under the care and direction of Inverness Funeral Home.
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ID # 2473 John Alexander > Dougald John > John > Archibald > Dougald

MacFarlane, Hugh Angus 1923-2003 December 28, 2003
Sunday, December 28, 2003, The Halifax Herald Limited, MacFARLANE, Hugh Angus - 80, Highland Drive, Antigonish. After a lifetime of generous and quiet commitment to family, country and community, Hugh MacFarlane passed away December 26, 2003, surrounded by family, especially his beloved grandchildren. Born in Upper Margaree on January 9, 1923, he was the eldest son of the late John Alex and Mary Ann (Gillis) MacFarlane. He attended the Margaree school system and later turned his talented hands to carpentry and assisted the war effort in the building and construction of the Debert Military encampment. Hugh MacFarlane was a war veteran. In 1942 he joined the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, was trained in his specialty, went overseas and was stationed in Britain. He took part in the Italian campaign and after the capitulation of Italy served with the Canadian Army Medical Corps in the Netherlands. In 2002, he was honored for his service in the Netherlands and awarded the Dutch Medal of Remembrance by the Dutch Ambassador to Canada, The Hon. Hellenberg Hubar. Discharged from the army in 1946, he started his own automotive business in South West Margaree. Always interested in the co-operative movement, he took a seven year hiatus from the car business and lent his talents to co-operative retailing. His passion for automobiles was never far away and in 1954 he moved to Antigonish and joined the firm of MacEachem Motors. Later on he acquired his own Automotive Service Center on Post Road, Antigonish. He retired in 1985. He was a past president of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 59, Antigonish, a member of St. Ninian's Parish and was an avid bridge player and fisherman. Hugh MacFarlane was predeceased by his wife, Elizabeth "Betty" (Gillis). He is survived by sons, James ( Diane), Halifax; Hugh (Tessie), Antigonish; John (Debbie), Montreal; David (Mairi), Antigonish; daughters, Anne (Robert), Montreal; Christine (Grant), Antigonish; grandchildren, Craig, Elizabeth, Abigail, Catherine, Jane Anne, Rebecca, Eric, Steven, Mark, Chelsea, Krista, John, Caitlin, Samantha, Melissa. He is survived by brothers, Dougald, Halifax; Douglas, Boston; sisters, Mary, Boston; Margaret, Scotsville; Sister Catherine, Congregation of Sister of St. Martha, Antigonish. He was predeceased by brother, Malcolm; sister, Janet; son-in-law, Peter Vicars. Visitation 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Monday, December 29, all in MacIsaac Funeral Home, Pleasant Street, Antigonish. Funeral mass 11 a.m. Tuesday, December 30, in St. Ninian's Cathedral, Rev. Stanley MacDonald officiating. Family flowers only. Memorial donations may be made to St. Martha's Regional Hospital Foundation.
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ID # 0840 John Angus > James A. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald
July 28, 2003

MacFarlane, James [1925]-2003
Monday, July 28, 2003, The Halifax Herald Limited, MacFARLANE, James - 78, Upper Margaree, died July 25, 2003, in Cape Breton Regional Hospital, Sydney. He was a son of the late John Angus and Mary (MacKinnon) MacFarlane. He was a member of St. Joseph Church, South West Margaree. He is survived by brothers, Bernard, Upper Margaree; Joe (Loretta), Halifax; Dick (Kay), Toronto; sisters, Genny Chisholm, Michigan; Sister Joanne MacFarlane CND, Sydney; many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by sisters, Mina Gillis, Hughena Gillis, Margaret MacKenzie, Jessie MacGregor, Irene Murphy; a brother in infancy; one niece and three nephews. Jimmie treasured time spent with family and friends and was very proud of his Scottish heritage. He was an animal lover who had great respect for nature. He was an avid card player and loved horse racing. Visitation will be 2-4, 7-9 p.m. today in Inverness Funeral Home, Inverness. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 29, in St. Joseph Church, South West Margaree, Father Peter MacLeod officiating. Burial in the parish cemetery. Family flowers only. Family flowers only. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of choice. Funeral under the direction of Inverness Funeral Home.
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ID # 0840 John Angus > James A. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

James MacFarlane The Inverness Oran, page 29, 13 August 2003
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MacFARLANE

The family of James (Jimmie) MacFarlane wish to express great thanks to everyone who attended his wake, funeral, visited our home, served food at the hall, sent food, flowers, mass, sympathy, memorial, spiritual bouquet, enrollment cards and donations to charity.

Thanks to the pallbearers, honorary pallbearers, eucharistic ministers; offertory presenters, Emily and Logan; Karen Murphy for her wonderful communion hymn; fiddler Rannie MacLellan, church choir, organist Sandra Gillis; altar servers Andrew, Leah, Jolene; pipers Marie and Stephen; readers Maureen, Sr. Camille, Janice, Debra and Vicki.

The staffs of Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital and Cape Breton Regional Hospital were exceptional in their dedication and care of Jimmie.

We are grateful to nephews who opened and closed the grave and the staff of the Inverness Funeral Home for their dignity and concern.

Father Peter, your sermon touched all of us, for you had a true feeling of who and what Jimmie was, and we appreciate your words, especially the last sentence - "come home Big Jim."

The MacFarlane family
Bernice, Joe, Dick, Genny and Sr. Joanne

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ID # 3696 John > John > Archibald > Dougald
Mrs. Angus (MacFarlane) MacIsaac Nov 13, 1930 78-1930-21-2
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MacIsaac - At Strathlorne, Inverness Co., Sept. 26, 1930, Mrs. Angus McIssac, daughter of the late John McFarlane of Margaree, in her 59th year. As wife and mother, the deceased lived an exemplary life. Besides her sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn their loss a family of nine children: Sister Maria Bernice of the Sisters of Charity, N. Y., Arthur in the same city, James at New Waterford, John A., of Strathlorne and the others at home. After a requiem Mass by Rev. R. L. MacDonald she was buried at Inverness. R. I. P.

ID # 0685 (Ronald) > Andrew > Angus > Dougald
Mrs. Ronald (Annie Cameron) MacFarlane April 5, 1962 106-1962-48-7
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William's Point Resident Dies

Funeral services for a widely known resident of William's Point, Mrs. Ronald MacFarlane were held March 31, with Requiem Mass in St. Ninian's Cathedral. Mrs. MacFarlane died at home, March 28 at the age of 81.

Surviving are 13 children, 57 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. All surviving children were home for the funeral services. Five of the sons are employed with the Canadian National Railways.

INCLUDED ARE SIX SONS: Colin, C.N.R. freight agent at Antigonish; John, C.N.R. sectionman, Antigonish; Dougald, C.N.R. freight porter, Antigonish; Cameron, C.N.R. trainman, foreman, William's Point. The seven daughters include Catherine (Mrs. W. C. MacDonald) James River; Lillian, R.N., New York; Mary (Mrs. Gibbons Thompson) Plymouth, N. S.; Eunice, R.N., New York; Josephine (Mrs. William Gilfoy) William's Point; Mollie (Mrs. Ralph McCallum) Sydney; and Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy) William's Point.

Mrs. MacFarlane was predeceased by her husband in 1927; one son, Joseph who was killed in action in Italy in 1944, and two daughters, Christine and Janet.

Two sisters and a brother also survive. They are Sister St. John Nepomucen, C.N.D. Notre Dame Convent, Sydney Mines; Cassie (Mrs. John MacDougall) Glace Bay; and Dan A. Cameron, Needham, Mass.

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ID # 0685 (Ronald) > Andrew > Angus > Dougald
Mrs. Ronald (Annie Cameron) MacFarlane May 17, 1962
See above - Alternate Obit
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MRS. ANNIE MacFARLANE

Mrs. Annie MacFarlane, widow of Ronald MacFarlane, occurred recently at her home at William's Point. She was in her 81st year.

Born at Heatherton, she was the daughter of John and Catherine (Griffin) Cameron. Of a family of ten only three survive: Mother St. John Nepomucen, superior of Notre Dame Convent, Sydney Mines; Mrs. John MacDougall, Glace Bay; and Dan A. Cameron, Needham Mass. A sister, Mother St. Catherine of Palma, former director of Notre Dame Secretarial School in Montreal, passed away three weeks previously.

Mrs. MacFarlane, mother of 16 children, was predeceased by her husband in 1927; two daughters and a son died in infancy, Christina, 19, in 1934 and Joseph was killed in action in Italy in 1944.

Surviving to mourn the loss of a cheerful and devoted mother are six sons and seven daughters: Colin, Antigonish; John, Dougald and Frank, William's Point; Cameron, Stellarton; Ronald, Halifax; Catherine (Mrs. W. C. MacDonald), James River; Mary (Mrs. G. Thompson), Plymouth, New Glasgow; Lillian and Eunice, New York; Molly (Mrs. R. MacCallum), Sidney; Josephine (Mrs. Bill Gilfoy), and Nellie (Mrs. Harold Gilfoy), William's Point. Also surviving are 57 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Ninian's Cathedral with the Marian Boychoir in attendance. Altar boys were three grandsons, Collin MacFarlane Jr. of Antigonish, Michael Gilfoy of William's Point and David MacCallum of Sydney. Six grandsons acted as pallbearers: Ronald and Colin MacDonald, James River; James Thompson, Halifax; Joseph Thompson, Plymouth; Joseph and Douglas MacFarlane, William's Point. R. I. P.

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ID # 1469 Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald
Mrs. Angus B. (Annie MacFarlane) MacIsaac The Casket, Thursday, Sep. 12, 1963
111-1963113-7
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MRS. A. B. MacISAAC

The recent passing of Mrs. Annie MacIsaac at Port Hood, after an illness of more than three months, caused wide-spread grief to her family, her acquaintances, and a large circle of relatives and friends.

Relict of Angus B. MacIsaac (Stellarton Angus), who was Custom Officer for many years and who died in 1937, she was born at Upper Margaree, in September, 1880, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus B. MacFarlane. (Aonghas Ban) formerly of that place. She married Mr. MacIsaac in the early nineteen hundreds, and lived in Inverness a number of years before going to reside in Port Hood, about 45 years ago.

Throughout her illness, which she bore with true Christian fortitude, she was lovingly and tenderly cared for by her daughter, Peggy, (Mrs. Lafford, R. N.), who resided with her mother, and during the latter weeks of her illness by her daughters, (Mrs. Carter, R. N.), Lillian, (Mrs. MacLellan) and Kaye, (Mrs. MacDonald), who came home to help.

The deceased was a devout member of St. Peter's Church, Port Hood.

Mrs. MacIsaac was a woman who possessed many excellent qualities. Charity, the greatest of all virtues, was deeply ingrained in her gentle soul. Her kind, cheerful disposition made her a favourite in her home and community, and she was always willing to help in time of sickness or trouble. Her ready wit, friendly words of welcome and sweet smile will long be remembered and sadly missed by the many who loved to visit in her home.

She is survived by four sons and four daughters: Hugh and Angus J., Niagara Falls; Stellie, Creighton Mine, Ont.; Staff Sergeant Alex MacIsaac of Cornwallis, N. S.; Lillian (Mrs. James R. MacLellan), Halifax; Hughena (Mrs. Tom Carter) and Catherine (Mrs. Alex MacDonald), of Sudbury; and Margaret (Mrs. Lafford), of Port Hood.

Also surviving are one brother, Walter S. MacFarlane, of Inverness and two sisters, Mrs. James Moran of Fordview, Margaree and Mrs. Patrick Donnelly, of Jasper, Alberta; 41 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. One daughter and two infant sons predeceased her.

The funeral, which was largely attended, was held from her residence in Port Hood to St. Peter's Church, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated.

From Port Hood the funeral proceeded to Inverness where the mortal remains of beloved Annie (Angus Ban) was interred in the family plot in Stella Maris cemetery.

The pall bearers were: Colin Campbell, John Archy Dunford, Joseph Gillis, John MacNeil and Frank MacInnis. R. I. P.

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ID # 0558 James A. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald
Mrs. Alex J. (Mary Anne MacFarlane) MacDougall Jan 23, 1975 122-1975-23-14
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MARY ANNE MACDOUGALL

Mary Anne MacDougall, 87, Brook Village, died recently at St. Mary's Hospital, Inverness.

Born at South West Margaree, she was the daughter of James and Elizabeth (Gillis) MacFarlane. Her husband, Alex J. MacDougall, died in 1945.

Of a family of 15 children, six sons and two daughters survive: John, Toronto; James, Sarnia, Ray, Ottawa; Lauchie, Welland, Bill and Hugh at home; Chad (Mrs. John Meagher) Kirkland Lake; Pinky (Mrs. Francis Beaton) Brook Village; also 31 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Also surviving are a brother, John Angus, Margaree, and two sisters, Katherine Walker and Isabel Hamilton both of Massachusetts.

The funeral Mass was held in St. John the Baptist Church, Brook Village. The music was rendered by John MacDougall. The prayers at the graveside were recited by Reverend Kyte Gillis, P.P. Internment was in the parish cemetery.

The pallbearers were Donnie MacDonald, John Meagher, Francis Beaton, Bernard MacFarlane, Glenn MacDougall and Paul MacDougall.

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ID # 1629 Dougald > John > Dougald
Mary (MacFarlane) McKinnon March 27, 1873 21-1873-13-2
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At Margaree, on the 2nd inst., Mary, wife of Murdock McKinnon and daughter of the late Dougald McFarlane, in her 27th year, leaving a sorrowful husband and two children. R. I. P.

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ID # 3229 Andrew > Patrick > Dougald
Catherine (MacFarlane) McDonald April 26, 1888 37-1888-16-3
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At Keppoch, on the 1st inst., fortified by the rites of the Church, Catherine, beloved wife of Charles MacDonald and daughter of Andrew McFarlane, formerly of South River, aged 31 years. May she rest in peace.

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ID # 1564 John > John > John > Dougald
Martha (MacFarlane) LeBlanc Oct. 30, 1941 90-1941-18-3
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MARTHA LEBLANC

On September 12, 1941, at the Russell Memorial, in Brookline, Mass., Martha (nee MacFarlane) LeBlanc passed to her eternal reward fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church. The deceased was born at Margaree Harbor, C. B., in 1883, daughter of the late Captain John MacFarlane, and Annie MacNeil (Mabou), C. B. Her unassuming and retiring disposition gained for her many friends, as was attested by the many spiritual bouquets and beautiful floral tributes received. She had been ill for some time and bore it with a true Christian spirit. All that medical care and kind nursing could do for her recovery during her illness was to no avail. Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn their loss, two sisters and one brother: Annie A. MacFarlane, John MacFarlane, Margaree; and Margaret M. MacFarlane, Chestnut Hill, Mass. The funeral took place September 15 to St. Mary's church, Brookline, where a requiem Mass was celebrated by Monsignor Splaine who also officiated at the burial at St. Joseph's cemetery, West Roxbury, Mass. R. I. P.

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ID # 5753 Angus P. > Patrick > Patrick > Dougald
Sadie Bell (MacFarlane) Collins Jan. 22, 1942 90-1942-30-6
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MRS. J. E. COLLINS

There died at San Francisco, Cal., January 5, 1942, Sadie Bell, beloved wife of the late J. E. Collins, and daughter of the late Angus P. and Ann (MacIsaac) MacFarlane, St. Andrews parish, Antigonish Co. In 1904 deceased went from Boston to San Francisco where she married and made her home, living there until the time of her death. A daughter Madeline predeceased her, and she is survived by one son and two daughters: Edward, Jerry, and Mary; also by two sisters: Mrs. Mame Myles and Mrs. Bill Kleinhaus, both of Fresno. The funeral took place January 8, requiem high Mass being celebrated at St. Agnes church, with internment at Holy Cross cemetery. R. I. P.

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ID # 0680 (Dougald) > Angus > Dougald MacFarlane
Mary > Red John Cameron
Dougald > Angus > Dougald Boyd
Ann (Boyd) MacFarlane Dec. 29, 1898 47-1898-52-3
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MCFARLANE - At South River, on Sunday, 18th inst., after an illness of six days, of pneumonia, which was borne with true Christian resignation, in the 55th year of her age, Ann, relict of the late Dougald McFarlane. The deceased was a niece of his Lordship Bishop Cameron, Antigonish. Her kind and gentle disposition endeared her to all who knew her. She received the last rites of Holy Church two days previous to her death. After a Requiem High Mass by Rev. Father Fraser her remains were laid to rest in the South River cemetery. May her soul rest in peace.

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ID # 0269 Malcolm > Archibald > Dougald

Mrs. John (Jessie MacFarlane) MacDonald Thursday, Feb. 23, 1899 48-1899-8-5
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A gloom is cast over the parish of South West Margaree, by the death of Jessie, the beloved and faithful wife of Mr. John McDonald (Captain Allen), which occurred on Thursday, the 16th inst., after a lingering illness which she bore with Christian resignation. Deceased was the daughter of Malcolm MacFarlane, of S. W. Margaree, and was in the 55th year of her age. Everything that medical skill and tender nursing care could do was done for her, but in vain. During her illness she frequently received the sacraments of Holy Church of which was always a true and devoted adherent. She lived a beautiful life and died a beautiful death, consoled by the last rites of the Church and surrounded by her family and a number of friends. She leaves a disconsolate husband, one son and four daughters, together with a host of friends to mourn the loss of a faithful wife and affectionate mother, and a true Christian woman whose death leaves a void that can never be filled. May her soul rest in peace.

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ID # 0843 John Angus > James A. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald
June 2007

MacFARLANE, Joseph Allan - 86, Halifax, passed away peacefully June 27, 2007, in the Halifax Infirmary, QEII. Born in Upper Margaree, he was a son of the late John Angus and Mary (MacKinnon) MacFarlane. He served with the RCAMC Unit in England, France and Germany for the duration of the Second World War. He was a proud graduate of St. Francis Xavier University and went on to work with Revenue Canada in Sydney, Saint John and Halifax until his retirement. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 142 and the Knights of Columbus Council 8671. Joe curled for many years and enjoyed playing bridge. Many a happy summer was spent with family and friends in his beloved Cape Breton. A man of integrity, he touched the lives of everyone he met. He is survived by the love of his life, Loretta; son, Roy (Linda), Dartmouth; daughter, Margo, Halifax; sisters, Genny Chisholm, Detroit; Sister Joanne MacFarlane CND, Sydney; brother, Bernie MacFarlane, Upper Margaree. He was predeceased by sisters, Mina, Margaret, Hughena, Jessie, Irene, and brothers, Dick and Jimmy. Visitation will be held 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Monday, July 2, in Atlantic Funeral Home, 6552 Bayers Rd. A funeral mass will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 3, in St. Pius X Church, Coronation Avenue, Halifax, Father Lloyd O'Neill officiating. Burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Lower Sackville. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. On-line condolences at: www.atlanticfuneralhomes.com
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Steve MacFarlane 75, Glengarry Road, Big Pond - It is with deep sadness, that we the family announce the peaceful passing of Steve MacFarlane, which occured Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008, surrounded by his loving family at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, Sydney. Born in Glace Bay, he was the son of the late James and Cassie (MacNeil) MacFarlane. A truck driver by trade. In his pastime he was a backyard mechanic. He enjoyed going on roadtrips with his family, playing darts and bingo and being around horses. He was a member of St. Mary's Church, Big Pond and the Big Pond Volunteer Fire Department.
Steve is survived by his loving wife, Loretta (MacDonald); two daughters, Valerie (Terry) Raoul, Sydney, and Lynn (Johnny) Pronk, Big Pond; three grandchildren, Nicole, John Steven and Michael; brother-in-law, Jimmie
(Cheryl) MacDonald as well as several nieces and nephews. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his son, Angus, sisters, Annie, Isabel, brothers, Angus, Willie, Tony, Dougall, Allie, Jimmy and several siblings in infancy.
Visitation will take place Tuesday, Sept. 23 at the S.W. Chant & Son Funeral Home, 564 Alexandra St., Sydney from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be held 11 a.m Wednesday, Sept. 24 at St. Mary's Church, Big Pond, with Fr. Joe Gillis officiating. Burial to follow in St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Big Pond. Online condolences may be sent to our webpage at:
www.chantfuneralhome.com.
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ID # 3680 Angus M. > Malcolm > Archibald > Dougald
May 2007
MacFARLANE, Catherine Sarah
MacFARLANE, Catherine Sarah - 87, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 30, 2007, in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital, Inverness. Born on November 7, 1919, in South West Margaree, she was the daughter of Angus MacFarlane and Mary Jane (Gillis) MacFarlane. She was a member of St. Joseph's Parish, South West Margaree. Catherine was the last surviving member of her immediate family. Catherine was predeceased by her parents and brothers, Malcolm and John. Catherine will be sadly missed by her cousins and friends. Visitation will be in Inverness Funeral Home on Tuesday, June 5, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, South West Margaree with Father Jim MacDonald officiating. Interment in the parish cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to St. Joseph's Parish Cemetery Fund, South West Margaree or to a charity of your choice. On-line condolences may be sent to: [email protected]

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ID # 2667 Murdock J. > John > Dougald > Patrick > Dougald
August 2005
Port Hawkesbury Reporter

MacFARLANE, Rev. Alexander Douglas
MacFARLANE, Rev. Alexander Douglas - 83, St. Peter's. The death of Rev.
Alexander Douglas MacFarlane, retired priest of the Diocese of Antigonish, occurred in Richmond Villa, St. Peter's on August 12, 2005. Born in Port Hastings, he was a son of the late Murdoch A. and Catherine (MacDougall) MacFarlane. He received his early education in Port Hastings and later attended high school in Port Hood and Port Hawkesbury. He graduated from St. F.X. University and did his theological training at Holy Heart Seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood on June 7, 1952. During his priestly ministry, he served in various parishes as curate, administrator and parish priest. He served as assistant at Stella Maris, Pictou; St.
Joseph, Reserve Mines, and St. Joseph, Sydney. In 1960, he was appointed Parish Priest at St. Ann, Thorburn, followed by pastorates at Our Lady of Sorrow, Gannon Road; St. Joseph, Antigonish County; Holy Cross, Glace Bay, and St. Mary, East Bay, from which he retired in 1987. The last member of his immediate family, he is survived by in-laws, J. Laughlin MacDougall, Sydney, and Carol MacFarlane, Ottawa, Ont. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by brothers, John (Isabel) and Dougall (Carol); sisters, Sarah
(Laughlin) MacDougall and Mary. Visitation was held in St. Mary's Church, East Bay, . until time of funeral with Rev. Angus MacDougall, Vicar General and other priests concelebrating. Burial in the parish cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Church Renovation Fund, East Bay; Richmond Villa, St. Peter's or a charity of choice
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ID # 2667 Murdock J. > John > Dougald > Patrick > Dougald
Cape Breton Post August 12, 2005

Rev. Alexander Douglas MacFarlane 83, ST. PETER'S

The death of Rev. Alexander Douglas MacFarlane, retired priest of the Diocese of Antigonish, occurred at Richmond Villa, St. Peter's on Aug.t 12, 2005. Born in Port Hastings, he was the son of the late Murdoch A. and Catherine (MacDougall) MacFarlane. He received his early education in Port Hastings and later attended high school in Port Hood and Port Hawkesbury. He graduated from St. F.X. University and did his theological training at Holy Heart Seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood on June 7, 1952. During his priestly ministry, he served in various parishes as curate, administrator and parish priest. He served as Assistant at Stella Maris, Pictou, St. Joseph, Reserve Mines and St. Joseph, Sydney. In 1960 he was appointed parish priest at St. Ann, Thorburn, followed by pastorates at Our Lady of Sorrow, Gannon Road, St. Joseph, Antigonish County, Holy Cross, Glace Bay and St. Mary, East Bay, from which he retired in 1987. The last member of his immediate family, he is survived by in-laws, J. Laughlin Mac- Dougall, Sydney and Carol Mac- Farlane, Ottawa. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by two brothers, John (Isabel) and Dougall (Carol) and two sisters, Sarah (Laughlin) MacDougall and Mary. Visitation will be in St. Mary's Church, East Bay, today (Monday),Aug. 15, 2005, from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005, from 12 until time of funeral at 2 p.m. with Rev. Angus Mac- Dougall,Vicar General and other priests concelebrating. Burial in the parish cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Church Renovation Fund, East Bay, Richmond Villa, St.Peter's or charity of choice.
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ID # 2608 John Joseph-Ronald D.-Dougald-Archibald-Dougald
Cape Breton Post August 16, 2008
John Joseph MacFarlane 63, Southwest Margaree - John Joseph MacFarlane, 63, of Southwest Margaree, passed away Thursday, August 14, 2008 at the Inverary Manor, Inverness. Born in Inverness, he was the son of the late John Joseph and Ruth Eleanor (Carroll) MacFarlane. He was a member of St.
Joseph's Parish, Southwest Margaree. John will be sadly missed by his many friends, nieces and nephews.
He is survived by brothers, Fr. Ronald MacFarlane S.F.M (Toronto), Donald MacFarlane (Monika), Montreal, Peter (Betty) MacFarlane, Southwest Margaree, Gerard (Donna) MacFarlane, Southwest Margaree; sisters, Ann Smith, Long Point, and Mary Rose Detcher, Dartmouth. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by brothers, Hugh S. and George, and sisters, Helen Sperry and Margaret MacFarlane.
Visitation for the late Mr. MacFarlane will take place on Sunday, August 17, from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. at Inverness Funeral Home. A funeral mass will be celebrated on Monday, August 18 at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Southwest Margaree with Rev. Jim MacDonald officiating. Interment in St. Joseph Parish Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to the Inverary Manor, Inverness.

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ID # 1482 Walter Scott > Angus Ban > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

The Chronicle Herald HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
Thursday August 23, 2007

MacFARLANE, Peter Angus
MacFARLANE, Peter Angus - 66, Inverness, passed away on Saturday, August 11, 2007, in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital with his family by his side. Born on May 14, 1941, in Margaree Forks, he was a son of the late Walter Scott and Annie Jane (LeBlanc) MacFarlane. He was a welder by trade and he worked in New Brunswick and at Trenton Works in Pictou County, however he was best-known for his musical abilities. Peter was a musical pioneer in the Inverness area. He, with his good friend Eddie Chisholm, introduced the sound of the electric guitar to the musical venues of Inverness County in the late 50's and early 60's. Peter's self-taught finger picking style of guitar playing, and his vocal abilities, are still praised today by those who heard him perform over the years. Peter is survived by his sisters, Ethel (Robert), Chestnut Hill Mass.; Lucille (Neil), Dartmouth; brother, Pat (Rona), Westville; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brother, Walter Joseph in infancy. Cremation has taken place. There will be no visitation. A funeral mass will be held on Saturday, August 25, at 11 a.m. in Stella Maris Church, Inverness. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The funeral is under the direction of Inverness Funeral Home. No flowers by request. Donations may be made to the Stella Maris Cemetery Fund.

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ID #0144 John Archibald > John James > John > Archibald > Dougald
April 2, 2007

MacFARLANE, Harold Joseph

MacFARLANE, Harold Joseph - 79, passed away March 30, 2007, in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital. Born in Upper Margaree, he was a son of the late Jack and Alice (McDaniel) MacFarlane. A man of wit and gratitude, Harold faced the challenges of life with faith and courage. Together with his wife, Margaret Anne, they raised a family of eight children and opened their hearts and home in generous hospitality to one and all. He proudly made a living from the land, the forest and the Margaree River, and approached all of these with respect and care to ensure the future of these resources. Harold attended Nova Scotia Agricultural College, was a member of the Margaree Fishermen's Association and a faithful member of St. Joseph's Parish. He is survived by five daughters and two sons, Alice (Farlane) Gillis, Scotsville; Frank, Upper Margaree; Patricia (Michael) MacNeil, Iona; Sara, Scotsville; Maureen (Alfred) MacIver, South Cove; Jim (Susan), Fort McMurray, Alta.; Sharon (Darrell) MacDougall, Bangor, Me.; daughter-in-law, Mabel, Scotsville; 16 cherished grandchildren; one delightful great-grandchild; sisters, Sister Peggy, CSM, Antigonish; and Sister Mary, CSM, Calgary, Alta.; brothers, Gerald (Libby), Troy; Jim (Shirley), Antigonish; several nieces and nephews. Harold was predeceased by his loving wife of 52 years, Margaret Anne (MacDonald), and treasured son, Mark. Visitation today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. in Inverness Funeral Home. Funeral mass will be Tuesday, April 3, at 11 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, South West Margaree, with Father Jim MacDonald officiating. Burial in the parish cemetery. Donations may be made to Inverary Manor or Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital. On-line condolences may be sent to: [email protected]

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ID # 2615 (Dougall Cameron MacFarlane) > Ronald > Andrew > Angus > Dougald

Chronicle Herald October 5, 2007

MacFARLANE, Ellen "Nora" - 92, William's Point, Antigonish Co. It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our dear mother, Nora, on October 3, 2007, in R.K. MacDonald Nursing Home, Antigonish. Nora left us as she lived, peacefully and surrounded by those who loved her. Born in Antigonish, she was a daughter of the late Walter William and Emma (Stanbury) Dyer. Nora's life was dedicated to her family. She is survived by her children, Joe (Anita), Doug (Carmie), Riverview, N.B.; Lillian (Mike) Power, Kenny (Bernadette), Donnie (Brenda), Mary Lou (Kevin) Grant, all of William's Point; Carol (Raymond) DeCoste, Pomquet; Dorothy Benoit, Plymouth; 26 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Frances Dyer, Dartmouth; Josephine "Tootsie" Gilfoy, Antigonish, and Kitty MacFarlane, William's Point. She was predeceased by her husband, Dougald; brother, William; sister, Myrtle, and son-in-law, Leonard Benoit. Visitation will be in C.L. Curry Funeral Home, 135 College St., Antigonish, today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be held in St. Ninian's Cathedral on Saturday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Tom MacNeil presiding. Burial in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the R.K. MacDonald Nursing Home Foundation, the Antigonish and Area Homemakers or charity of choice. On-line condolences may be made at: www.clcurry.com
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ID# 0150 (Gerald MacFarlane) > John Archibald > John James > John > Archibald > Dougald

Chronicle Herald December 2007

MacFARLANE, Elizabeth Ann "Libby"
MacFARLANE, Elizabeth Ann "Libby" - Troy, died peacefully with her family at her side in Strait Richmond Hospital on December 20, 2007. Born in 1929, she was the daughter of the late Florence (MacLellan) and Daniel MacPherson. Libby is survived by her husband of 51 years, Gerald; daughters, Mary (Rick MacKinnon), Kathy and Karen (Lorne Foye), and granddaughter, Lauren. She is also survived by her sister-in-law, Jean MacPherson, and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her sister, Mamie MacIsaac, and brothers, Jamie, Joseph (Percy) and Father Norman MacPherson. Libby was a long-time faithful member of Stella Maris Parish, Creignish. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. Resting in Green's Funeral Home, 507 Bernard St., Port Hawkesbury, today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be Sunday, December 23, at 2 p.m. in Stella Maris Parish Church, Creignish. Donations may be made in Libby's memory to The Arthritis Society or the Palliative Care Program at Strait Richmond Hospital.

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ID # 0841 John Angus > James A. > Angus > Archibald > Dougald

Chronicle Herald January 22, 2008

MacFARLANE, Bernard "Bernie"
MacFARLANE, Bernard "Bernie" - 81, Upper Margaree, died peacefully surrounded by family in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, January 22, 2008. He was a son of the late John Angus and Mary (MacKinnon) MacFarlane. He is survived by sisters, Genevieve Chisholm, Michigan; Sister Joanne MacFarlane, CND, Sydney; sisters-in-law, Kay MacFarlane, Toronto; Loretta MacFarlane, Halifax; brother-in-law, Mike Murphy, Dunvegan; many cherished and devoted nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brothers , Richard "Dick", Joseph, Jimmie, and a brother in infancy; sisters, Mina Gillis, Margaret MacKenzie, Hughena Gillis, Jessie Macgregor, Irene Murphy; several nieces and nephews. A man of integrity and deep faith, he lived a quiet and peaceful life on the family homestead where everyone was welcome. He had a deep love for his family, Scottish culture and horses. He spent his life working for the Department of Transportation, farming and fishing .Visitation will be held in Inverness Funeral Home today from 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. Funeral mass will be held on Friday at 3 p.m. in St. Joseph's Church, South West Margaree, with Father Jim MacDonald officiating. Burial to follow in the parish cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to a charity of one's choice. On-line condolences may be sent to: [email protected]

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Margaret MacFarlane Black 86, Sydney We regret to announce the peaceful passing of Mrs. Margaret MacFarlane Black at home on Sunday Sept. 23,
2007. Born in Springburn, Glasgow, Scotland, she was the daughter of the
late William and Agnes (Ambrose) Budge. She was a war bride from Springburn, Scotland, who came to Sydney 60 years ago and together with her late husband Donald raised her family in their family home. Margaret is survived by four daughters, Donalda (John), Elizabeth (David), Janice (Steve), all of Boston, Mass., Marina (Albert), Maitland, N.S.; three sons, Bill (Reina), Coxheath, Scott, at home, and Martin (Sherry), Debert, N.S.
She is also survived by five grandchildren, Daniel and David, Boston, Mass., Megan and Ethan, Debert, N.S., and Danyelle (Graham), Sydney; three great-grandchildren, Ryan, Rochelle and Nolan Smith, Sydney. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her beloved husband Donald, and a son, Alex, in infancy. She was the last surviving member of her family.
Visitation will take place Tuesday, Sept. 25, at the S.W. Chant & Son Funeral Home, 564 Alexandra St., Sydney from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the S.W. Chant & Son Funeral Home Chapel with Fr. Donald MacGillivary officiating. Burial to follow in Resurrection Cemetery, Sydney Forks. Donations may be sent to VON, Cape Breton Palliative Care Society or charity of choice. Online condolences may be sent to our webpage at
www.chantfuneralhome.com.

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ID # 5520 (William D.) > Joseph A. Douglad > Archibald > Dougald

Florence T. MacFarlane May 20, 2007

Florence T. (Allen) MacFarlane, 80, of New Bedford died May 20, 2007 at Massachusetts General Hospital after a brief illness.
She was the wife of the late William D. MacFarlane. Born in Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of the late Leo and Josephine (Davis) Allen, she lived in New Bedford most of her life. Mrs. MacFarlane was a communicant of St. Lawrence Church. She was a talented knitter and enjoyed donating handmade hats and mittens to charities.
Mrs. MacFarlane was a dedicated wife, mother and grandmother. Her greatest joy was hosting family reunions and doing for others.
Survivors include her daughter, Susan M. Dawson of New Bedford; two sisters, Bernadette St. Denis of Gibsonia, PA and Leona Mansfield of Mattapoisett; two grandchildren, Annie Dawson and Brodie Dawson, both of New Bedford; several nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Kevin Allen.
Funeral from the Saunders-Dwyer Home For Funerals, 495 Park St. New Bedford Friday, May 25th at 9 AM. Funeral Mass at St. Lawrence Church at 10 AM. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday, May 24th from 4-7 PM. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the Humane Society and Shelter South Coast, 31 Ventura Dr., Dartmouth, MA 02747.

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Jessie Isabel MacFarlane Toronto Jessie Isabel MacFarlane of Toronto passed away Dec. 5, 2006, in her 85th year. Beloved sister of Mickie Ellis, Kitchener; and sister-in-law, Ruth MacFarlane, Boulardierie. Aunt to Glen MacFarlane, Chris Ellis, Nancy Ellis and Lesley Fleming. Greataunt to Gareth, Nathaniel, Ted, Scott, Justin and Curtis. Predeceased by brothers, Jack and Russell MacFarlane.
Memorial service will be held in the new year at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Toronto, and interment at MacDonald Cemetery, Ross Ferry, Cape Breton in August 2007. As expressions of sympathy, donations to Out of the Cold, c/o St. Andrew's Church, Toronto, or to Knox Presbyterian Church, CapeBreton, would be appreciated. "The world is a less fortunate place with herdeparture, but heaven is smiling with her arrival."

Cape Breton Deaths December 09, 2006 Saturday

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ID # 0694 Ronald > Andrew > Angus > Dougald

HALIFAX HERALD - 27 JUNE 2000

THOMPSON (MacFarlane), Mary Camilla - We, the family of the late Mary Thompson, 90, Plymouth, Pictou Co., with heavy hearts, wish to announce the passing of our dear and beloved mother. Although her health had deteriorated in recent years, she remained a strong and vibrant source of strength and support for us all- her 11 children, her 39 grandchildren and 55 great-grandchildren, not to mention the many friends and children who used to visit her farm and came to call her "Nannie". She was also very committed to church and community. She was a member of Saint Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, New Glasgow, and the CWL. She was also a member of the Plymouth Golden Glen Club. In spite of a courageous effort, she succumbed to the illness, dying early Monday morning, surrounded by her loving family. Born in Williams Point, Antigonish Co., she was a daughter of the late Ronald and Anne Jane (Cameron) MacFarlane.
Her family surviving are Ronald (Anne), Calgary; James (Annabelle), Halifax; Miriam (Jim) Sears, Plymouth; Lillian (George) Moser, Plymouth; Leo (Sara), Plymouth; Minnie (Bob) MacDonald, MacLellans Brook; Camilla (Charlie) Sutherland, Westville; Jerry, Riverton; Joseph (Sharon), Dartmouth; Jack (Ruth), Plymouth; Leonard (Kathy), Stellarton; sisters, Tootsie (Mrs. Bill Gilfoy), Williams Point; and Molly (Mrs. Ralph MacCallum), Antigonish; special friend, Gloria Fraser. She was predeceased by her husband, J. Gibbons "Gib"; sisters, Eunie, Nellie, Christina, Jeanette, Lilly and Kitty; brothers, Colin, Dougal, John, Ronald, Cameron, Joseph and Frank. Her remains are resting in H.W. Angus Funeral Home, King Street, New Glasgow, with visitation today from 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral mass will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday in Saint Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, New Glasgow, Rev. Bernard McAdam officiating. Burial will be in Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church parish cemetery. Following the funeral service, everyone is invited to a reception in Plymouth Fire Department Hall, Plymouth. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Pictou County Food Bank or to the charity of one's choice.

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Hamilton Spectator, Hamilton Ontario, Monday Dec. 24, 2007

CAMPBELL, Isabel (MacFarlane) Peacefully at Pine Villa Nursing Home, Stoney Creek on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at the age of 91. Beloved wife of the late John Campbell. Loving mother of Joan (Doug) Harris, Ann Louse (John) Boznar and Bernadette Hann. Proud grandmother of Debbie, Paul Harris, Shawn (deceased), Nicole Hann, Allan Boznar, Monika (Rob) Maric and great-granddaughter Nina Louise Maric. She will be sadly missed by her brother Steve (Loretta) MacFarlane, sister-in-law Kay MacFarlane and many nieces, nephews and friends. Isabel was born in Glace Bay, N.S., and moved to Hamilton in 1970. She was a long time volunteer at St. Joseph's Hospital and was a member of the C.W.L. for many years. Thanks to the Pine Villa Staff for all their care. Visitation will be held at The Stoney Creek Funeral Home, 454 Highway 8, on Wednesday, December 26, 2007 from 2-5 p.m.
Vigil Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, December 27, 2007 at 10 a.m., followed by burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Cape Breton Island Obituaries
Index to Obituaries, Decedents, and Surnames
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nscpbret/CBIOBITS/qryindex.htm

DECEDENT: Mrs. Dolena MacFarlane
SURNAMES: CAMPBELL, HUNTINGTON, MACDOUGALL, MACFARLANE
Published in Sydney Post Record on Friday, March 10, 1939
Submitted by Roberta Fraser
Death occurred yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Dolena MacFarlane, 82, wife of the late Murdoch MacFarlane. The deceased lady had been in ill health the past two or three years, and during the past six months her condition became very serious. She was practically a life long member of St. Andrew's church. Born at Boularderie, she spent the greater part of her life at Sydney River and Sydney. Her passing has removed an aged and highly esteemed resident. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Seymour Huntington, with whom she made her home, Mrs. Dan MacDougall, Sydney River; two sons, Duncan, in Boston, George, in Stellarton; one sister, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, Glace Bay; one brother, Dan, in the West. The funeral will take place from the home of Mrs. Huntington, 428 Townsend street, on Saturday. Burial will be made in Hardwood Hill cemetery.

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ID # 0593 Mary Ann MacFarlane-James A.-Angus-Archibald-Dougald

The Halifax Herald - September 16, 2002

BEATON, Margaret Jane "Pinky" - 71, Brook Village, died Sunday, September 15, 2002, in Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital. Born in Inverness, she was a daughter of the late Alex and Mary Ann (MacFarlane) MacDougall. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Brook Village. Surviving are daughter, Mary Joan (Donald), Halifax; sons, John Gregory (Danusia), Thunder Bay; Raymond Taylor (Alexis), Brook Village; sister, Catherine Meagher, Kirkland Lake; three grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, John Francis; a son in infancy; sisters, Mary, Elizabeth, Teresa, Jaye; brothers, Johnny, James, Duncan, William, Raymond, Hughie, Lauchie, Paul, Gregory. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Tuesday in St. Mary's Church, Mabou. Funeral mass will be held 11 .am. Wednesday in St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Brook Village, Rev. Bernie MacDonald officiating. Interment in the parish cemetery. Donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements are under the direction of Inverness Funeral Home.