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     John Henry Manning was born in October 1839 at OH.^1,2 He was the son of James Manning and Jemima Fanning.³ John Henry Manning married Elizabeth Earl, daughter of Alanson Earl and Rachel Day, on 26 October 1865 at Auglaize Co., OH.⁴

     Albert Hennegan Parker was born on 5 June 1923 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.^1,2 He was the son of Albert Hennegan Parker and Nell Florence Moore. Albert Hennegan Parker married Jeanne Ann Davis, daughter of Milford Earl Davis and Marion R. Neuman, on 23 April 1945 at Dallas, Dallas Co., TX.³ Albert Hennegan Parker died on 10 June 2014 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH, at age 91.²
     From an obituary in "The Cincinnati Enquirer": Lt. Col. Albert H. (Ret.), Beloved husband of the late Jeanne Parker (nee Davis). Loving father of David (Ann) Parker and Barbara Roberts. Devoted grandfather of Sylvia Parker Killebrew, Eric (Emily), Daniel (Jantina), and Mandalay Roberts. Cherished great-grandfather of Lindsey, Jimbo, Desmond, and Aria. Passed away on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at the age of 91. Al was a Norwood native and served as a fighter pilot in WWII. Following active duty he served as a liaison officer for the USAF Academy until his retirement.      Left photo courtesy of Sue Bennett; right photo courtesy of Barbara Roberts.

     Jeanne Ann Davis was born on 11 November 1923 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH.² She was the daughter of Milford Earl Davis and Marion R. Neuman.¹ Jeanne Ann Davis married Albert Hennegan Parker, son of Albert Hennegan Parker and Nell Florence Moore, on 23 April 1945 at Dallas, Dallas Co., TX.² Jeanne Ann Davis died on 3 December 2005 at Blue Ash, Hamilton Co., OH, at age 82.² She was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.³
     As of 23 April 1945,her married name was Parker.²      Photo courtesy of David G. Ball of North Vancouver, BC, Canada.

     Josepha Frances Kuhn was born on 15 September 1895 at St. Louis, MO.¹ She was the daughter of George Kuhn and Josepha Ezelda Sturger.² Josepha Frances Kuhn married C. Green Lott. Josepha Frances Kuhn married Albert Hennegan Parker, son of Joseph Cromwell Parker and Lula Everst Brickel, on 23 September 1956. Josepha Frances Kuhn died on 20 February 1982 at Cincinnati, OH, at age 86.
     Josepha Frances Kuhn was also known as Jo called "Auntie Jo" by step-grandchildren. Her married name was Lott. As of 23 September 1956,her married name was Parker.      Photo courtesy of David G. Ball of North Vancouver, BC, Canada.

     C. Green Lott married Josepha Frances Kuhn, daughter of George Kuhn and Josepha Ezelda Sturger. C. Green Lott died before 1956.

     Joseph Cromwell Parker was born on 16 February 1855 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.¹ He was the son of John Leggett Parker and Margaret Morris. Joseph Cromwell Parker married Lula Everst Brickel, daughter of William Henry Brickel and Sara Anna Agusta Hutchison, on 29 September 1879 at Hamilton Co., OH.² Joseph Cromwell Parker died on 31 May 1894 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH, at age 39. He was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.¹

     Lula Everst Brickel was born on 7 November 1856 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. She was the daughter of William Henry Brickel and Sara Anna Agusta Hutchison. Lula Everst Brickel married Joseph Cromwell Parker, son of John Leggett Parker and Margaret Morris, on 29 September 1879 at Hamilton Co., OH.¹ Lula Everst Brickel died on 20 September 1929 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH, at age 72. She was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.²
     As of 29 September 1879,her married name was Parker.

     Thomas Lee Moore was born on 6 May 1873 at Hamersville, Brown Co., OH.¹ He was the son of John Durbin Moore and Mary Elizabeth Early. Thomas Lee Moore married Suzann Rice, daughter of Robert Dimmit Rice and Hannah Mariah Metzger, on 9 January 1894. Thomas Lee Moore died on 29 March 1952 at Hamersville, Brown Co., OH, at age 78.¹ He was buried at Hamersville Cemetery, Hamersville, Brown Co., OH.¹
     Left and right photos courtesy of David G. Ball; center photo courtesy of Barbara Roberts.

     Suzann Rice was born on 4 December 1874 at Bullskin, Brown Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Robert Dimmit Rice and Hannah Mariah Metzger. Suzann Rice married Thomas Lee Moore, son of John Durbin Moore and Mary Elizabeth Early, on 9 January 1894. Suzann Rice died on 11 January 1949 at Hamersville, Brown Co., OH, at age 74.¹ She was buried at Hamersville Cemetery, Hamersville, Brown Co., OH.¹
     As of 9 January 1894,her married name was Moore.      Left and right photos courtesy of David G. Ball; center photo courtesy of Barbara Roberts.

     Catherine Mary MacCrimmon was born on 16 September 1868 at 8th Concession, Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.¹ She was the daughter of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison. Catherine Mary MacCrimmon married Donald McCuaig, son of Neil McCuaig and Sarah McCrimmon, on 10 September 1889 at 8th Concession, Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.¹ Catherine Mary MacCrimmon married David Newton Dwyer, son of Dennis Dwyer and Jane A. Hall, on 9 May 1900.² Catherine Mary MacCrimmon died on 11 October 1941 at Maxville, ON, Canada, at age 73.³
     As of 10 September 1889,her married name was McCuaig. As of 9 May 1900,her married name was Dwyer.      Photos courtesy of David Ball of North Vancouver BC.

     Flora MacCrimmon was born on 21 April 1872 at ON, Canada.¹ She was the daughter of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison. Flora MacCrimmon married William Clark on 28 June 1900.¹
     As of 28 June 1900,her married name was Clark.

     Daniel Donald MacCrimmon was born on 14 February 1870 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.¹ He was the son of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison. Daniel Donald MacCrimmon married Anna Larkin, daughter of Thomas Larkin and Hannah Smithwick, on 16 November 1897 at Hoquiam, WA. Daniel Donald MacCrimmon died on 3 April 1918 at Astoria, Clatsop Co., OR, at age 48; killed in a logging accident.² He was buried at Fern Hill Cemetery, Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Co., WA.³
     Photo courtesy of David G. Ball of North Vancouver BC Canada.

     Donald Ogg MacCrimmon was born in March 1790 at Immergradden, Glenelg, Inverness, Scotland. He was the son of Donald Ogg MacCrimmon and Anna MacLeod. Donald Ogg MacCrimmon married Margaret McKay on 28 February 1820.¹ Donald Ogg MacCrimmon died on 10 February 1890 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada, at age 99; fall on ice.² He was buried at Kirkhill United Church Cemetery, Kirkhill, ON, Canada.³
     DONALD OG MacCRIMMON Jr.: 'I was born at Immergradden in Glenelg, Invernessshire, Scotland, in the month of March of the year 1790, in the same house in which my father was born. Glenelg is on the main land opposite the venerable mountains of Skye. My ancestors came from Dunvegan on the Island of Skye (Eilean A Cheo) in the early years of 1700. Swordland at the head of Glenmore was their home until the time of the 1745 rebellion when it was burned down by the King's troops who suspected the McCrimmon family of being Jacobites and supporters of the cause of Royal Charlie. They then moved to the home where I was born. I was about twenty-five years of age when I left Scotland, and I remember Glenmore Cnoc Eoin, and all the other places around there very well. I made frequent visits with my mother to Dornach, Portree, Dunvegan, and other places on the Isle of Skye. My mother's maiden name was Anna McLeod, and she was a native of Dornach, Isle of Skye. She was first married to a man named Morrison who died quite young leaving one son Alexander. He never came to America, but some of his family came in later years. I was pressed into the British Navy near the close of the year 1809, and served nearly six years, till after the battle of Waterloo when I got my discharge. I was one of the crew of the 'Firefly' which was guarding against the escape of Napoleon when he was a prisoner on the Island of Elba. I was afterwards transferred to the war sloop 'Fasson' under Captain William Parker (Duine Mosacdh) and with four other war vessels we were in a naval engagement on the night before the battle. We were besieging a coast town and took it in the morning. We could hear the cannonading at Waterloo from shortly before noon until along in the evening. I saw Napoleon about two months afterwards on board the Hellerophon, if I remember the name of the warship correctly, when he was about to be taken to St. Helena. My grandfather was a great musician and a piper of note. He sang well and played well. In 1745-6 he was at Moyhall during its most troublous days. He used to give us some interesting incidents of the occurrances there during those stirring times. I emigrated to America from Greenoch in an old British transport with my parents, three brothers and one sister, Angus, Duncan, Alexander, and Christina in the year 1816. We were nine weeks on the sea from Greenoch to Halifax. We settled on Lot 35 in the eighth Concession of Lochiel in the Spring of 1817 where I still reside. My health is quite good. My father died at the age of seventy-five and my mother at the age of ninety-seven years. Both are buried at Kirk Hill. I have been an elder in the Free Church Kirk Hill since the disruption.'

Donald Ogg was known as one of the sterling men of Lochiel. He was popular, intelligent, and looked up to by his neighbours. His counsel and advice were frequently sought by the troubled and tried, and, were never sought in vain. He was agreeable and cheerful in all associations and was usually the centre of attraction in every gathering at which he was present. He never forgot the experiences of his early naval days, and to the last could with Tennyson say 'I hope to meet my Pilot face to face, when I have crossed the Bar.' On the 10th of February A.D. 1890 his long, consistent and useful life came to an end. He married Margaret McKay of Cote St. George and had a family of eight sons and three daughters. One grandson, John N. McCrimmon, still resides on the old homestead.

Neil McCrimmon and Mrs. Malcolm McLeod both residing at McCrimmon are grandchildren. Mrs. Norman McLaurin of Dalkeith and her brother, the Honourable A. P. McNab of Saskatoon are grandchildren. The late Judge Neil McCrimmon and Mrs. A. N. Cheney of Vankleek Hill were also grandchildren. Other grandchildren are Norman McCrimmon of Blind River, John N. of Edmonton and Mrs. D. N. Dwyer of Ottawa. The sons of Donald Ogg were somewhat noted for their musical talent. It is said that almost every one of them could, on an occasion, in the old day's of precentorship, get up and lead the singing of the church, or other kindred meetings. John N. on the old homestead seems to have inherited some of this talent.      Photo from a contemporary issue of the Glengarry Times newspaper.

     Margaret McKay was born circa 1795 at ON, Canada. She married Donald Ogg MacCrimmon, son of Donald Ogg MacCrimmon and Anna MacLeod, on 28 February 1820.¹ Margaret McKay died on 26 July 1878 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.²
     As of 28 February 1820,her married name was MacCrimmon.

     John Morrison was born in November 1811 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.^2,3 He was the son of Duncan Morrison and Christina MacGillivray.³ John Morrison married Flora McDonald. John Morrison died on 2 January 1890 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada, at age 78.³
     He lived on Lot 8, Concession 8, Kenyon, ON.⁴

     Flora McDonald was born circa 1812 at Scotland.¹ She married John Morrison, son of Duncan Morrison and Christina MacGillivray. Flora McDonald died on 3 January 1903 at Kenyon, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.² She was buried at St. Columbia Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Kirkhill, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.³
     Her married name was Morrison.

     Donald McCuaig was born circa 1854 at Kenyon, ON, Canada.¹ He was the son of Neil McCuaig and Sarah McCrimmon.¹ Donald McCuaig married Catherine Mary MacCrimmon, daughter of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison, on 10 September 1889 at 8th Concession, Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.¹

     David Newton Dwyer was born on 5 August 1871 at Thurso, QC, Canada.^2,1 He was the son of Dennis Dwyer and Jane A. Hall.¹ David Newton Dwyer married Catherine Mary MacCrimmon, daughter of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison, on 9 May 1900.³ David Newton Dwyer died on 26 September 1947 at Maxville, ON, Canada, at age 76.¹
     He claimed that his great-nephew, David Ball, was named after him, so left him $100 in his will to be paid when David Ball reached 21 years of age.      Left photo courtesy of Jacqueline Dwyer; right photo courtesy of David Ball of North Vancouver BC.¹

     William Clark married Flora MacCrimmon, daughter of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison, on 28 June 1900.¹

     Anna Larkin was born on 4 May 1874 at WI.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thomas Larkin and Hannah Smithwick.³ Anna Larkin married Daniel Donald MacCrimmon, son of Norman MacCrimmon and Sarah Morrison, on 16 November 1897 at Hoquiam, WA. Anna Larkin died on 20 September 1968 at Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Co., WA, at age 94.³ She was buried at Fern Hill Cemetery, Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Co., WA.⁴
     As of 16 November 1897,her married name was MacCrimmon.

     William Barton was born circa 1818 at County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.^1,2 He was the son of George Barton and Mary Blakely. William Barton married Eliza Jane Holmes on 26 October 1846 at Hawkesbury West, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.² William Barton married Mary Blaney, daughter of Charles Blaney and Jane Barton, on 28 September 1858 at Caledonia, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.² William Barton died on 16 November 1889 at Hawkesbury West, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.² He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Vankleek Hill, Prescott & Russell, ON, Canada.³

     Mary Blaney was born on 8 March 1834 at Lochabar Bay, QC, Canada; age at death 69y.^1,2 She was the daughter of Charles Blaney and Jane Barton. Mary Blaney married William Barton, son of George Barton and Mary Blakely, on 28 September 1858 at Caledonia, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.³ Mary Blaney died on 8 February 1904 at Hawkesbury West, Prescott Co., ON, Canada, at age 69.⁴ She was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Vankleek Hill, Prescott & Russell, ON, Canada.⁵
     As of 28 September 1858,her married name was Barton.

     James Barr was born circa 1828 at County Antrim, Ireland.¹ He was the son of Alexander Barr and Rose Mary McCullough. James Barr married Mary Manson, daughter of John Manson and Martha Patterson, on 28 May 1857 at Riccarton, Ayrshire, Scotland.² James Barr married Jane Anderson, daughter of Alexander Anderson and Isabella Mitchell, on 7 July 1875 at Vankleek Hill, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.¹ James Barr died on 2 February 1896 at Vankleek Hill, Prescott Co., ON, Canada.^3,4 He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Vankleek Hill, Prescott & Russell, ON, Canada.³
     Photo courtesy of Sherry Fordham.⁴

     Mary Manson was born on 21 December 1835 at Riccarton, Ayrshire, Scotland. She was the daughter of John Manson and Martha Patterson. Mary Manson was baptized on 31 December 1835 at Riccarton, Ayrshire, Scotland. She married James Barr, son of Alexander Barr and Rose Mary McCullough, on 28 May 1857 at Riccarton, Ayrshire, Scotland.¹ Mary Manson died on 29 April 1874 at Prescott Co., ON, Canada, at age 38; died in childbirth.² She was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Vankleek Hill, Prescott & Russell, ON, Canada.²
     As of 28 May 1857,her married name was Barr.      Photo courtesy of Sherry Fordham.³

     George Blakely Barton was born on 20 August 1888 at Lochiel, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.¹ He was the son of William Barton and Mary Barr. George Blakely Barton died on 14 October 1976 at Vermilion, AB, Canada, at age 88.² He was buried at McLaughlin Cemetery, Glengarry Co., ON, Canada.²
     He was normally called Blakely and never married. He farmed in Vermilion, AB and worked at the Community Centre there.³      Photo courtesy of David Ball of North Vancouver BC.