Cameron T001

Rod Cameron's Web Site Family Group Sheet: John CAMERON [T001]

	John CAMERON		Mary FYFE
1845	Born on 31-Mar-1845, Maryculter Kincardineshire Scotland	1848	Born on 03-Mar-1848, Peterculter Aberdeenshire
1851	Living with parents at Burnhead. Working as Scholar, aged 6	1851
1861	Living with parents at Kingcausie, Blairs Estate House & Smithy. Working as Blacksmith's Apprentice, aged 16	1861
1871		1871
1873	Married on 11-Jun-1873 to Mary FYFE at 13 Market Place, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire after banns according to Free Church of Scotland	1873	Married on 11-Jun-1873 to John CAMERON at 13 Market Place, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire after banns according to Free Church of Scotland
1881	Living at 9 Bridge Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland with wife and family. Working as Veterinary Surgeon	1881	Living with husband & four children
1891		1891
1901		1901
1921	Farrier & Vet in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northunberland. Retired from practice in 1921	1940	Died in Jun-1940, Creaton Northamptonshire
1932	Died on 20-Mar-1932, Creaton Northamptonshire

			1 Mary CAMERON		J E MILLER
		born:	1874	born:	after 1909
		marr:		occ:	They operated a Library & bookstore on Hide Hill, Berwick
		died:	1931	died:	after 1931
			? children

			2 Jean CAMERON		James F SELLAR
		born:	1875	born:
		marr:		died:	Abt 1946
		died:	1962	occ:	Free Church of Scotland minister
			No children

			3 Donald CAMERON		Isabella BROWNLEES
		born:	19-Nov-1878	born:	1874 at Cornhill on Tweed She emigrated t o Canada in 1908
		died:	Apr-1941	marr:	30-Jun-1908
		occ:	Emigrated to Canada in March 1905. Farmer, living at Woodnorth, Manitoba, Canada	died:	1958
					5 children

			4 Violet CAMERON		Arthur R WOOD
		born:	1881	born:	in Berwick?
		marr:	abt 1922/3	died:	abt 1955
		died:	1970	occ:
			1 son William & 2 grandsons Jonathan & Richardson

			5 John CAMERON
		born:	1884
		died:	28-Jul-1920, died of blackwater fever and is buried at Kisumu in East Africa, Lumbwa District
		occ:	Vet with father, graduating in May 1906. He was in Lothian & Border Horse regiment during WW1 & did 4 years service with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. In 1919 he joined the Veterinary Staff of East African Protectorate.