LOT  9 Front  Gore

lot 10 Front Gore         

 Granted to Col. Lamprey

Purchased by Donald McInnes a native of Argylshire (two sons became wholesale merchants Hamilton) Another son was Senator McInnes of British Columbia

1848 Wm. Scott 1812-1895 who emigrated 1839 to Dumfries, Winter­bourne and Woolwich;

1867 resident &1871 & 75 was there; later also bought lots 9, 11,12, front gore, and north 25 acres of lot 9, c. 10 Bever­ley. 1885 George Scott.

1.  William Dumfries then lot 10 RG

2.  Andrew lot 12 Gore m. Malcolm McPhatter's daughter Mary

Their daughter Margaret m. J.D. Ramsay. Ramsay's son Scott's daughter Margaret Butt whom I met at 1997 Ramsay reunion is named after Margaret. Margaret's obituary Oct 29, 1942, listed sisters Mrs. G. E. Riddell of Galt, Miss Florence Scott of Grand Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. Mary Goff of Detroit Mich. and a brother, Andrew A. Scott of Lansing, Mich. A scrapbook obituary says Mrs. George Elliott Riddell was the former Helen Bessie Scott daughter of Andrew Scott

3.  Adam Arizona

4.  John Manitoulin m. dau. of Thos Paddock (Margaret 1847-1916 m. John Scott lived Gore R 14 )

5.  James lot 11 Gore   

6.  Walter d. 1893

7.  George d.

8.  Mrs. Andrew McBean

9.  Mrs. Robert Jamieson

10. Mrs. John Jamieson

 

J.W. Gilchrist's diary:  went to school in 1878 with Barbara Ann, William and Margaret Scott

Alexander and Beatrice Paddock Ramsay bought the lot

Family:                         1. Alexander

2. Christina m. Harold McIntyre 3 children.

3. Grace m. John Walsh Beatrice & John twins, and  Richard

1906 John Watt

The CPR Station was on this lot (Leslie) and the residence for section boss (McEachern, Bruder).  Buildings were moved to lot 9 by Jack Stewart.