Donald Ban MacRae

GEDCOM Note

Biography

This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.

Name

: Name: Donald /MacRae/ b. 1825The suffix b. 1825 is non-traditional and may be too long for the WikiTree suffix.

Occupation

: Occupation:
:: Place: Fisherman

Note ===: Note: Donald MacRae (b. November 28, 1825) came from 33 Back, whichhad been passed tohim by his father. He was the youngest of eight children of John MacRae (b. 1778) and Margaret MacIver (b. 1779). He married Kirsty MacIver (b. 1829) on December 18, 1848 in Garrabost, Isleof Lewis, Scotland. The couple had eight children. Donald MacRae was a fisherman by trade. He died in 1907.

Sources

• WikiTree profile MacRae-79 created through the import of macrae.ged on Aug 24, 2011 by Donald Macrae. See the Changespage for the details of edits by Donald and others.

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Addendum by Donald Ban MacRae's great-great-grandson:
"Ban" (as he was known in Scotstown, Quebec) brought his family to Canada in the 1850's. They settled, for generations, in and around that small community of Scottish ex-pats. I use a kitchen table he made as my desk. I spend my childhood summers playing in a barn he built. He isburied with his wife (Ann MacKenzie) and several generations of his descendants in a very pretty cematary in Lingwick, Quebec (the next town over).