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About Stephen MacInnis of Shenacadie
"History of Christmas Island Parish" - page #44-45:
Stephen McInnis (Michael) was a blacksmith and farmer. He settled at Shenacadie and became the first post-master of that place. He married Mary, daughter of Jonathan McPhee (Tailor), Issue: — Ann, Catherine, John, Michael, Mary, Lucy, Elizabeth, Ambrose, and Sarah.
THE MacPHEE'S OF SHENACADIE - "History of Christmas Island Parish" page #143
Jonathan McPhee (Eoin Mac an Tailleir) married Catherine, daughter of Charles McNeil, Shenacadie.
Issue:— Mary, Ann, Teresa, Mary and John.
- Mary married Stephen McInnis, Blacksmith.
From page #71 in "History of Christmas Island Parish":
Michael was a sea captain. He and his brother Archie owned a vessel with which they used to do considerable coal trade every summer and fall.
Archie (Gilleasbuig Ruadh) settled at Big Beach, and married Elizabeth, daughter of Stephen Mclnnis, Shenacadie.
Issue:— Katie, Stephen, Mary and John James
"History of Christmas Island Parish" - page #118:
John D. is trackman on the C.N.R. He married Kate, daughter of John McInnis (Stephen), of Shenacadie.
Issue: —one son and three daughters. After the death of their mother, the son and one of the daughters were drowned in Big Pond where they had gone with a little sleigh to coast one Sunday while their father was from home.
Stephen MacInnis of Shenacadie's Timeline
1812 |
October 18, 1812
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St Brendan's RC Church, Craigston, Barra, Inverness-shire, Scotland
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October 18, 1812
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Sandray, Parish of Barra, Scotland
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1842 |
May 14, 1842
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1843 |
June 29, 1843
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Big Beach, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1845 |
August 1, 1845
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1850 |
February 18, 1850
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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August 10, 1850
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1852
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1855 |
February 12, 1855
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Shenacadie, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
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