Clarke - Lester Families
John McQueen
1844 - 1919 (74 years)-
Name John McQueen Birth 2 May 1844 Kirkwall, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada 
Gender Male Death Mar 1919 Kirkwall, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada Person ID I114 Lester Last Modified 20 Mar 2016
Father James McQueen, b. 3 Jan 1807, Dumfries, Scotland d. 14 May 1887, Kirkwall, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada (Age 80 years) Mother Catherine Goldie Hewitson, b. 12 Nov 1807, Moniave, Dumfries, Scotland d. 21 Nov 1882, Kirkwall, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada (Age 75 years) Marriage 25 Dec 1832 Balmaclellan, New Gallowayshire, Scotland Family ID F17 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Kate narrative - He was farming the home farm. His wife's name was Mary and the girl who worked for her for years was called Hannah Fitz, I have forgotten the name of the man who worked for Uncle John. Aunt Mary used to like to hook mats to show at the fair and Uncle John drew the patterns for her. Several of the McQueen family could do nice drawings. Instead of the log house they built a fine large stone house. It is empty now as far as the original family is concerned. It is almost impossible to think of that home and Kirwall without a McQueen.
Name: John McQueen Birth Place: Beverly Age: 27 Father Name: James McQueen Mother Name: Catherine McQueen Estimated birth year: abt 1844 Spouse Name: Mary Cook Spouse's Age: 21 Spouse Birth Place: Beverly Spouse Father Name: Thomas Cook Spouse Mother Name : Alice Cook Marriage Date: 29 Nov 1871 Marriage Place: Wentworth Marriage County: Wentworth
- Kate narrative - He was farming the home farm. His wife's name was Mary and the girl who worked for her for years was called Hannah Fitz, I have forgotten the name of the man who worked for Uncle John. Aunt Mary used to like to hook mats to show at the fair and Uncle John drew the patterns for her. Several of the McQueen family could do nice drawings. Instead of the log house they built a fine large stone house. It is empty now as far as the original family is concerned. It is almost impossible to think of that home and Kirwall without a McQueen.
