Dougal McCoig

Dougal married Catherine Taylor on 19 Apr 1900 in Harwich, Kent, Ontario, Canada. Catherine was born about 1870 in Harwich, Kent, Ontario, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Dougal McCOIG, 31, farmer, Harwich twp., Harwich twp., s/o John J. McCOIG & Jane McKERRALL, married Catherine

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Died:
name: John Mccoig
event: Death
event date: 31 Dec 1911
event place: Harwich, Kent, Ontario
gender: Male
age: 81
estimated birth year: 1830
father: John Mccoig
mother: Catherine Mcnaughton

John married Jane McKerral on 22 Nov 1861 in Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada. Jane (daughter of Dugald McKerrall and Jean Breakenridge) was born on 15 Jun 1835 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK; was christened on 17 Jun 1835 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
McCOIG, John S., of Harwich, 30, born in Scotland, son of John McCOIG and Catherine McNAUGHTON, to Jane McKERRAL, of Chatham Township, 25, born in Scotland, daughter of Dugald McKERRAL and Jane BRECKINRIDGE, 22 Nov 1861. Witnessed by Archibald McCOIG of Harwich, and Jane Ann PAXTON of Dover East.

John married Catherine McNaughton on 30 Jul 1824 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK. Catherine (daughter of John McNaughton and Barbara McNaughton) was born on 30 May 1799 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
Born Drumnanrianach

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Married:
John McCoig farmer Pentachton? and Catherine McNaught, daughter of John Mcaught Drumanrianach

Place: Southend -Argyllshire
Civil Parish: Southend
Address: Kilmashenachan
MCCOIG John M 55 Farmer Unknown
MCCOIG Catherine F 45 Unknown
MCCOIG Neil M 15 Unknown
MCCOIG Barbara F 14 Unknown
MCCOIG Margeret F 13 Unknown
MCCOIG John M 11 Unknown
MCCOIG Duncan M 9 Unknown
MCCOIG Mary F 7 Unknown
MCCOIG Archibald M 5 Unknown
MCCOIG Donald M 3 Unknown
MCCOIG Marian F 1 Unknown
MCNAUGHT Elisabeth F 35 Servant Unknown

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JOHN McKERRALL, one of the well known and substantial citizens of Chatham, is a worthy representative of one of the pioneer families of County Kent, one which brought from Scotland the habits of industry and thrift which are necessary contributions to the prosperity of any community.
John McKerrall, the grandfather of the above named John McKerrall, was born in South End, Argyllshire, Scotland, and there married a daughter of the McNaughton family. They became the parents of these children: Hugh; John; Peter; Jennette, who married John McKay, and is now deceased; Katherine, who became Mrs. Donald McCorvie and is now deceased; and Dougald, who was the father of the subject of this sketch. The father died in Scotland, and his widow accompanied some of her children to Kent County, about 1828, and they settled in what is now the township of Chatham. This pioneer mother died there in 1835.
Dougald McKerrall was the eldest son, and was born in Argyllshire, Scotland, October 9th, 1792, and he died in Chatham, Ontario, April 6th, 1880. In 1817 he was married to Jane Breckenridge, who was born February 6th, 1797, in Argyllshire, and died in February 1872. In 1850 they came to Ontario and followed farming in the township of Chatham for many years. Their son Peter now owns and resides on the old homestead, located about eight miles from the city of Chatham. To Dougald McKerrall and wife were born these children: Hugh, born October 16th, 1821, resides on Victoria avenue, Chatham; Margaret, born January 1st, 1825, married Alexander Ralston, and now resides in the State of Illinois; John, born October 29th, 1826; Jennette, born November 12th, 1832, became Mrs. Brodie, and is now deceased; Jane, born May 25th, 1837, became Mrs. McCoig, and is deceased; and Edward, born March 27th, 1839, is a well-to-do farmer in Harwich township near the City of Chatham. Hugh Breckenridge, the maternal grandfather of this family died in Scotland and his widow some years later, in the State of Ohio.
In 1848, John Kerrall, the subject of this sketch, preceding his parents to Ontario, settled in what is now known as Scotch Settlement, in Chatham township. In 1849, in parternship with his brother-in-law, Alexander Ralston, he purchased 100 acres of land in that township, this property now being owned by his brother Peter. Later he sold his interest to his partner, and, in 1854, moved to Chatham, at which time, the beautiful and stately Victoria avenue was a cow pasture. Mr. McKerrall purchased a lot at the north-east end of the Fifth street bridge, and there carried on business for twenty-six years. About 1880 he retired from active life, built his comfortable residence on Victoria avenue, and there enjoys the evening of life surrounded by the comforts provided by his years of industry.
In 1856 Mr. McKerrall was married (first) to Miss Mary McLean, who died on March 3, 1860. Four children were born to this union, of whom only Jane, the wife of James Holmes, Esq., survives. In 1862 Mr. McKerrall married Jane Paxton, who was born in 1838, to whom two children were born, one of these being deceased, and the other John A., a merchant in Chatham. For several years Mr. McKerrall has been an elder in the First Presbyterian Church in this city, and is held in universal esteem. In politics he is of the Liberal faith.

Dugald married Jean Breakenridge on 17 Jan 1817 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK. Jean was born on 9 Oct 1797 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK; died on 26 Jan 1872 in Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Alias: MacNaught, McNaught
• Alias: McNachtane

John married Barbara McNaughton on 30 Jun 1789 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK. Barbara (daughter of McNaughton) was born about 1764; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Alias: McNachtane

Notes:

Married:
John McNachtane of Drumanrianach and Barbara McNauchtane of Lepenstraw

1792 census Drumnanrianach
John Mcnaught 30
Barbra McNaught 28
Archibald McNaught 2
Margaret Mcnaught 1/4
Archibald McNaught 15

John married Margaret McNaughton on 2 Aug 1790 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK. Margaret (daughter of Dugald McNaughton) was born on 14 Jul 1769 in Southend, Argyll, Scotland, UK; died in 1835 in Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Alias: McNachtane

Notes:

Married:
John McKerrall in Brunerican and Margaret McNachtane in Gartvaye

1792 census Duke of Argyll
Brunerican
Hugh McKerrall 70
Mary McCoag 61
Neil McKerrall 24
Catherine McKerrall 22
Hugh McKerrall 19
John McKerrall 26
Margaret McNachtane 21
Nicoll McKay 31
Elizabeth McKerrall 36
John McKay 6
Hugh McKay 4
Neil McKay 1
Marrion McKay 24
Janet McLarty 30

JOHN McKERRALL, one of the well known and substantial citizens of Chatham, is a worthy representative of one of the pioneer families of County Kent, one which brought from Scotland the habits of industry and thrift which are necessary contributions to the prosperity of any community.
John McKerrall, the grandfather of the above named John McKerrall, was born in South End, Argyllshire, Scotland, and there married a daughter of the McNaughton family. They became the parents of these children: Hugh; John; Peter; Jennette, who married John McKay, and is now deceased; Katherine, who became Mrs. Donald McCorvie and is now deceased; and Dougald, who was the father of the subject of this sketch. The father died in Scotland, and his widow accompanied some of her children to Kent County, about 1828, and they settled in what is now the township of Chatham. This pioneer mother died there in 1835.
Dougald McKerrall was the eldest son, and was born in Argyllshire, Scotland, October 9th, 1792, and he died in Chatham, Ontario, April 6th, 1880. In 1817 he was married to Jane Breckenridge, who was born February 6th, 1797, in Argyllshire, and died in February 1872. In 1850 they came to Ontario and followed farming in the township of Chatham for many years. Their son Peter now owns and resides on the old homestead, located about eight miles from the city of Chatham. To Dougald McKerrall and wife were born these children: Hugh, born October 16th, 1821, resides on Victoria avenue, Chatham; Margaret, born January 1st, 1825, married Alexander Ralston, and now resides in the State of Illinois; John, born October 29th, 1826; Jennette, born November 12th, 1832, became Mrs. Brodie, and is now deceased; Jane, born May 25th, 1837, became Mrs. McCoig, and is deceased; and Edward, born March 27th, 1839, is a well-to-do farmer in Harwich township near the City of Chatham. Hugh Breckenridge, the maternal grandfather of this family died in Scotland and his widow some years later, in the State of Ohio.
In 1848, John Kerrall, the subject of this sketch, preceding his parents to Ontario, settled in what is now known as Scotch Settlement, in Chatham township. In 1849, in parternship with his brother-in-law, Alexander Ralston, he purchased 100 acres of land in that township, this property now being owned by his brother Peter. Later he sold his interest to his partner, and, in 1854, moved to Chatham, at which time, the beautiful and stately Victoria avenue was a cow pasture. Mr. McKerrall purchased a lot at the north-east end of the Fifth street bridge, and there carried on business for twenty-six years. About 1880 he retired from active life, built his comfortable residence on Victoria avenue, and there enjoys the evening of life surrounded by the comforts provided by his years of industry.
In 1856 Mr. McKerrall was married (first) to Miss Mary McLean, who died on March 3, 1860. Four children were born to this union, of whom only Jane, the wife of James Holmes, Esq., survives. In 1862 Mr. McKerrall married Jane Paxton, who was born in 1838, to whom two children were born, one of these being deceased, and the other John A., a merchant in Chatham. For several years Mr. McKerrall has been an elder in the First Presbyterian Church in this city, and is held in universal esteem. In politics he is of the Liberal faith.