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Linda Jean McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Jan 10 1954 in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre and Dorothy Jean Mather.

She was married to James David Seeley on Dec 18 1976 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian, Priceville. Children were: Heather Lynn McIntyre, Shawn James Seeley.

Margaret Ethel McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Feb 8 1855 in Glenelg Township, Grey County.⁽⁴¹⁰⁾ She died on Aug 4 1917 in ?.⁽⁴¹¹⁾ She was buried in Lovat Cemetery. This Part of the family are buried in the LOVAT cemetery Lot 35. Concession 8, Bruce Township, in one plot. Parents: Robert McIntyre Rev. and Catherine McDonald.

She was married to James Rose on Jun 22 1887 in ?. Children were: Robert Harold Rose, John Austin Rose, Alexander Victor Rose, James Ernest Rose, Catherine Elizabeth Irene Rose , Dora Ethel Rose.

Mary Rebecca McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Jan 2 1950 in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre and Dorothy Jean Mather.

She was married to Terry Arnold Ralph on Jan 9 1971 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian , Priceville. Children were: Mary Jacqueline Ralph, Catherine Lynn Ralph.

Michael William McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born on Jun 30 1989. Parents: Royden Keith McIntyre and Lori Katherine Livingston.

Minnie McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Jan 29 1865 in Concession 3 S.D.R.. She died on Nov 5 1955 in Living with her brother on Home Farm.⁽⁴¹²⁾ She Home Address in Toronto and back on the Home Farm. Miss Minnie McIntyre

Priceville--Miss Minnie McIntyre, a resident here for the past eight years, died on Friday at the home of her nephew Robert McIntyre, the same house in which she was born. She was in her 92nd year.
Miss McIntyre was a daughter of a Baptist minister, the late Robert McIntyre and the late Catherine McDonald. She spent most of her life in Toronto, returning eight years ago to live with a brother and moving five years later to live with her nephew.
Miss McIntyre is survived by one sister, Sarah, Mrs. Charles Ferguson of St. Marys. She was predeceased by five sisters, Dora, Kate, Flora, Janet Mrs. Richard Cawker, and Maggie Mrs Jim Rose, and five brothers, Alex, Robert, Jim Dan and Norman.

Parents: Robert McIntyre Rev. and Catherine McDonald.

Moira Elizabeth McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born on Aug 8 1988. Parents: Kenneth Norman McIntyre and Marjorie Lynn MacDonald.

Norman Murdock McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Jul 31 1875 in Glenelg Township, Grey County. He died on May 3 1955 in Glenelg Township, Home Farm.⁽⁴¹³⁾ He Hobbies in Actually quite jovial, Tall, & always remember him being bald. He Home Address in Lived on Family Place in family 100 years. He Church Affiliation in Baptist according to Marriage Statistics. Norman McIntyre

Durham--May 6--Funeral services for Norman McIntyre 79, who died at his home, near Priceville, were conducted there this afternoon, and interment made in McNeill's Cemetery.
He was born near Priceville, and farmed there all his life, and was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. His wife, the former Janet MacEachern, formerly of Durham, died three years ago.
Surviving are one son, Robert, at home; one daughter, Mrs John McMillan, Priceville; two sisters, Minnie, at home, and Mrs Charles Ferguson, St. Marys.

Land Record Office
Lot 48 Concession 3 SDR

Transaction of Norman McIntyre seemingly of the land owned by his Widowed Mother & Himself & the Crown. Also with the rest of the family Robert, Norman's son and also the grandson Kenneth McIntyre

Lot 49 Concession 3 SDR

Transaction between Norman McIntyre, Robert McIntyre and Kenneth McIntyre.

This land has been in the family for over 100 years.

There is a story I want to tell about my Grandmother's brother Norman McIntyre. When ever we went to visit Grandmother and Grandfather Ferguson the McIntyre's lived only about 5 miles away so they were of course always included in our visits. Parents: Robert McIntyre Rev. and Catherine McDonald.

He was married to Janet McEachern on Dec 8 1909 in Durham, Grey County.⁽⁴¹⁴⁾ Children were: Robert McIntyre, Annie Mae McIntyre.

Paul William McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Jan 8 1991. Parents: William Glen McIntyre and Marlene Ann Mulligan.

Rebecca Lynn McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born on Jun 16 1992. Parents: Kenneth Norman McIntyre and Marjorie Lynn MacDonald.

Robert McIntyre Rev.⁽¹⁾

was born in 1817 in Isle of Mull.⁽⁴¹⁵⁾ He died on Oct 15 1884 in Priceville.⁽⁴¹⁶⁾⁽⁴¹⁷⁾⁽⁴¹⁸⁾ He Hobbies in Interested in Persons, Farming. He Home Address in Farm on 3rd Concession SDR., Glenelg Twp.. He Church Affiliation in Baptist. The Obituary of Reverend Robert McIntyre
The Canadian Baptist page 2 column 3 March 5 1885

McIntyre--Died, on the 15th of October, 1884 after a protracted illness of four months duration, The Rev. Robert McIntyre departed this life at his residence in Glenelg, in the 68th year of his age.
Bro. McIntyre was a native of Mull, Argylshire, Scotland. At the age of eighteen he was baptized by the late Rev. Grant of Tobermory, under whose preaching he came to the knowledge of the glad tidings of salvation. Having the evidence within himself that he was called of God to preach the Gospel to his fellowmen he at once set to work with the ardor and firm purpose which ever after characterized his labors, to exercise and develop the talent given to him. Thus he continued faithfully in the Master's service for five years in his native land. In 1847 he was united in marriage to a Miss Catherine McDonald, and in 1853, with his young family emigrated to Canada and settled in the Township of Glenelg, near Priceville, County of Grey, Ontario, while yet the country round about was in its primeval state and but sparsely settled. Here, in common with the original settlers in the vicinity, he met with and experienced most of the hardships incident to a pioneer's life. While he commenced hewing out of the forest a home for himself and family, he felt that there was still a work for him to do in the vineyard of the Lord; therefore he began again to proclaim the unsearchable riches of Christ to his fellow countrymen in their vernacular tongue--preaching exclusively in the Gaelic language. He was a man remarkable for his close communion with God and power in prayer, and for his earnestness and eloquence in his exhortations, and although it could not have been said of him that much learning made him mad, yet he was mighty in the Scriptures, glorying in preaching Christ and him crucified as the only hope of salvation. The Bible and the Bible alone was his text-book and creed. About 1860 he was ordained to the full Gospel ministry by the late Rev. Alex Stewart of Durham, and the late William Frazer, then of Kincardine, in connection with the Regular Baptist Church, and became the Missionary of the Home Mission Convention of Ontario on the extensive field embracing the townships of Egremont, Proton, Artemesia, Glenelg and Bentinck. In the early years of his ministry the people flocked to hear him preach, not in Churches like the palatial piles of our day, but in the old log school-houses and in barns yes even the hillsides and banks overlooking the River Saugeen often echoed the song of praise and the voice of prayer. A great number were converted and baptized on the profession of their faith, and it is reasonable to believe that many more were convicted and convinced although they never came out publicly on the Lord's side. Bro. McIntyre was not carpet soldier of the cross, buttoned in cloth and gloved in kid, but an ordinary man of God abundant in labors, instant in season and out of season advancing the cause of the Master. He travelled on foot and in the saddle many a weary mile, for many a weary year, over roads that were not noted for their smoothness in those days and so punctual was he that seldom, if ever, he failed to fill an appointment but our departed brother served his day. He fought a good fight. He finished his course and without a murmur or a struggle obeyed the summons calling him to his eternal home. According to his own statement more than once, his faith stronger and stronger and his love more and more ardent as his strength failed him and his body wasted and ripened for the grave. With his soul-refreshing experience, he entered that blest rest and eternal glory awaiting the people of God. Although the widow and large family that survive him are sorrowing under this dark cloud of bereavement, missing his presence and counsel, yet they have reason to rejoice in the fir hope that their loved one entered into the joy of his Lord, there to reap his high reward through eternity.
The solemn, comforting and consoling remarks of the Rev. D McLeod, B.A., Presbyterian minister, who preached the funeral sermon, and the very large concourse of friends, neighbors, and acquaintances who assembled to impart their last tribute of respect in following the remains to its last earthly resting place, combined in giving an impressive expression of the sympathy felt for the bereaved family in the community. May they seek the Kingdom of Gad and His righteousness that they may all live the life of the Christian and die the death of the righteous.
C, McA.

March 12 1885 Canadian Baptist
Person Note:
In an obituary notice of the last Rev, Robt. McIntyre, which appeared last week, the word 'late' appeared before the name of Rev. Alex Stewart, of Durham. Mr Stewart very properly object to any such prefix. So far from being a candidate for anything which 'late' may signify, he is in good health, and vigorously prosecuting his ministerial duties. May the time be far off when this devoted missionary must lay down his work.

Robert McIntyre was born on the Isle of Mull and being converted and was baptized by the Rev. Grant of Tobermory, Islay. He seemingly emigrated to Canada with a young family & wife in 1853.

He was a circuit preacher covering the Townships of Proton, Egremont, and Artemesia. Canadian Baptist Register 1860
In 1861 he also preached to the Highland Scotch settlers in the Township of Egremont, preaching in Gaelic. C B R 1861

It seemed that in 1865 he also preached in a chapel in the Village of Priceville. The Baptist Church was situated north of the Commercial Hotel, on the north part of Lot 5, Kincardine Street, North. The church was made of logs. Long after his death a new brick church was built on the same site in 1921.

It seems that Reverend Robert McIntyre was baptized by the late Rev. Grant of Tobermory, Mull
Tobermory 'Well of Mary' Gaelic meaning
This town was in the Parish of Kilninian & Kilmore
District of Mull
County of Argyll

Lots 46,47,48,49 Concession 3 S.D.R.
Lots 48 and 49, Concession 3 S.D.R. have always been in the McIntyre name--for four generation. In the 1850's the Reverend Robert McIntyre was a Baptist minister in Priceville. His wife was Catherine McDonald. In 1846 he preached at Aberdeen, Bentinck Township at the home of Huch McLean. He either walked or rode on horseback from Priceville every Sunday. His pay was a bag of oats for his horse or a bag of flour for his family. The services were preached in Gaelic.
The first buildings were of log and they stood until 1879. The stone house that was built then is still standing today. They had a family of 12. Jim, Robert, Dora, Alex, Margaret, Katherine, Flora, Minnie, Jeanette, Dan, Sara, and Norman.
In 1909, the farm was taken over by their son Norman and his wife Janet McEachern. They had a family of Robert and Annie Mae (Mrs Jack MacMillan).
In 1948 the farm was taken over by their son Robert and his wife Jean Mather. They had a family of eight--twin girls Mary and Ruth, Kenneth, Linda, Glen, Anne, Keith and Larry. Also in 1948 they took over Lots 24 and 25, Concession 4, formerly the McPhail farm, and in 1960 they bought Lots 46 and 47 Concession 3, known as the McDonald farm
In 1978 their son Kenneth and wife Sue McIntyre took over the farms. They have one son Bradley and are the present owners

This is taken from 'History of Glenelg Township' pg 322

A BAPTIST CIRCUIT RIDER
PRICEVILLE AND ITS ROOTS ROUTES
page 7
In 1865 a long church was built on Part Lot 5, Kincardine St. North, in the village of Priceville. Reverend Robert McIntyre was the minister. Reverend McIntyre preached in Gaelic. During the Revival of 1877--78 over 100 converts became members of this church. Reverend McIntyre was a powerful speaker. Reverend McIntyre was a real pioneer. He trained his own steers for oxen to use in tilling the soil. A story was told that a couple of settles of the era were very doubtful that anyone could train oxen without using an oath. So they hid and listened until they were satisfied it could be done, and the trainer was worthy of his calling to fill the pulpit. A young couple walked into Reverend McIntyre's farm house on Lot 48, Concession 3 S,D,R, and asked him to marry them, which he did, and they walked on. A little while later the parents walked up the road and asked Rev. McIntyre if he had seen the young couple. And his answer was,"I married them". So they walked on and caught up to the young couple in Priceville. Reverend McIntyre preached in Aberdeen Bentinck Township. He either walked or rode horseback every Sunday. His pay was a bag of oats for his horse or a bag of flour for his family. At the time of the Revival he baptized Mrs. Charles McKinnon, her stepson Lauchie and John Burnet Sr. by cutting a hole in the ice on the Saugeen River on Lot 9, Con. 2 S.D.R. on Mrs. McKinnon's birthday March 10, 1878.
Lot 48, Concession 3, S.D.R. Glenelg Township has been the home of 5 generations of the McIntyre family.

He was married to Catherine McDonald in 1847 in Isle of Mull. Children were: Jim McIntyre, Robert McIntyre, Dora McIntyre, Alexander McIntyre, Margaret Ethel McIntyre, Catherine McIntyre, Flora McIntyre, Minnie McIntyre, Jeannette McIntyre, Daniel McIntyre, Sarah Isabel McIntyre, Norman Murdock McIntyre.

Robert McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born in Isle of Mull, Scotland. He died in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre Rev. and Catherine McDonald.

Robert McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Nov 16 1914 in Glenelg Township, Grey County. He died on Mar 2 1995 in Durham, Grey County. Parents: Norman Murdock McIntyre and Janet McEachern.

He was married to Dorothy Jean Mather on Jun 5 1948 in ?. Children were: Mary Rebecca McIntyre, Janet Ruth McIntyre, Kenneth Norman McIntyre, Linda Jean McIntyre, William Glen McIntyre, Roberta Ann McIntyre, Royden Keith McIntyre, Larry Robert McIntyre.

Roberta Ann McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Oct 13 1959 in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre and Dorothy Jean Mather.

She was married to Douglas F R Dickson on Sep 19 1992 in ?.

Royden Keith McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Oct 10 1962 in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre and Dorothy Jean Mather.

He was married to Lori Katherine Livingston on Sep 14 1985 in ?. Children were: Ryan Keith McIntyre, Michael William McIntyre, Dillon Robert McIntyre.

He was married to Lori Ann Brethaur on Aug 19 2000 in ?. Children were: Shantal Grace Brethaur.

Ryan Keith McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born on Sep 22 1987. Parents: Royden Keith McIntyre and Lori Katherine Livingston.

Sarah Isabel McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Apr 12 1874 in Glenelg Township Grey County. She died on Sep 6 1961 in St. Marys Ontario.⁽⁴¹⁹⁾⁽⁴²⁰⁾⁽⁴²¹⁾ She Hobbies in Her Family. She Home Address in Between two daughters after husband died. She Church Affiliation in Baptist. LAID TO REST AT PRICEVILLE
The funeral services for the late Mrs. C.D. Ferguson, who died in the St. Marys's Hospital Wednesday, September 6, were held Saturday in the Mariott Funeral Home, St. Marys, with friends and relatives in attendance from St. Marys, Toronto, Montreal, Priceville and Egremont. The committal services were held at the McNeil Cemetery, Priceville at 4 pm., where interment was made in the family plot. Many friends attended at the Priceville service from the Priceville and Durham districts and other outside points.
Pall bearers were Charlie and Duncan Cameron, Charlie McQueen, Robert McIntyre, Clarence Kinsmen and Archie McEachern.
The late Mrs. Ferguson was the former Sarah McIntyre, the last surviving member of a family of six daughters and four sons of the late Rev. Robert and Mrs. McIntyre, pioneers of the Priceville district in Glenelg Township. She was born on the farm now owned by her nephew, Robert McIntyre.
Surviving are one son Robert, of Albernie, B.C; and two daughters, Sarah, Mrs. Cal Lucas of St. Marys and Minnie, Mrs. Harvey Little of Montreal. Her husband predeceased her about 15 years ago. She was a member of the Baptist Church. Parents: Robert McIntyre Rev. and Catherine McDonald.

She was married to Charles Duncan Ferguson on Mar 27 1907 in Top Cliff South Line Glenelg.⁽⁴²²⁾⁽⁴²³⁾⁽⁴²⁴⁾⁽⁴²⁵⁾ Children were: Robert G Ferguson, Sarah Catherine Ferguson, Minerva Ferguson.

Susan Joan McIntyre⁽¹⁾ was born on Apr 21 1953 in ?.

She was married to Kenneth Norman McIntyre on Aug 13 1977 in ?. Children were: Bradley Thomas McIntyre .

William Glen McIntyre⁽¹⁾

was born on Dec 11 1957 in ?. Parents: Robert McIntyre and Dorothy Jean Mather.

He was married to Marlene Ann Mulligan on May 11 1984 in ?. Children were: Adam Joseph McIntyre, Lee Robert McIntyre, Paul William McIntyre.

Mary McKay⁽¹⁾ was born in 1791 in ?. She died on Oct 22 1871 in Near Thamesford, Ontario.⁽⁴²⁶⁾

She was married to George Morrison in ?. Children were: Barbara Morrison.

Martha McKechnie⁽¹⁾ was born in 1824 in ?. She died on Feb 8 1897 in ?.⁽⁴²⁷⁾

She was married to John Ferguson in 1857 in ?. Children were: Sarah Ann Ferguson, Margaret Ferguson, Margaret Ann Ferguson.

Hector McKenzie⁽¹⁾ was born on Jun 17 1860 in ?. He died on Nov 3 1950 in ?.

He was married to Sarah Ann Ferguson in 1891.

Margaret McKenzie⁽¹⁾ was born on Dec 12 1829 in ?. She died on Sep 24 1918 in Buried in the Anglican Cemetery, Woodstock, Ontario. Notes received from George Waldo Blake page 7

Thomas Rowe, b 1824, in 1863 he married Margaret McKenzie, b December 12 1829, in East Zorra Township, Oxford County. They had two listed on Family Page. Three month old Catherine Maude was buried in Trinity Anglican Cemetery beside her stepmother, Elizabeth Jane (Kelloway) Rowe.

Thomas Rowe, b 1824, died September 19 1889, his second wife, Margaret (McKenzie) Rowe, b 1829, died September 24 1918. They were both buried in the Anglican Cemetery, Woodstock, Ontario.

GWBlake

She was married to Thomas Rowe in 1863 in East Zorra Township, Oxford County. Children were: Margaret Jane Rowe, Catherine Maude Rowe.

Annie McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born on Oct 25 1858 in ?. She was buried on Apr 30 1932 in McNeil Cemetery, Priceville. She died in ?.

She was married to Roderick McEachern on Apr 17 1879 in ?.⁽⁴²⁸⁾ Children were: Angus McEachern, Janet McEachern, Hector McEachern, Mary Catherine McEachern, Alexander McEachern, John McEachern.

Archibald McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born in ? Lot 33 Con. 5 Minto Township, Wellington County. He died in ?.

He was married to Janet McGilvary in ?. Children were: Mary Ann McKinnon.

Archie McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born in ?. He died in ?.

He was married to Janet McKinnon in ?. Children were: Farquhar MacKinnon.

Janet McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born in ?. She died in ?.

She was married to Archie McKinnon in ?. Children were: Farquhar MacKinnon.

John M McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born in ?.

He was married to Jean Estelle Ireland in ?. Children were: Susan N McKinnon, John M McKinnon.

John M McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born on Nov 24 1954. Parents: John M McKinnon and Jean Estelle Ireland.

Mary Ann McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born on Aug 14 1865 in Vaughan Township, York County. She died on Dec 19 1956 in Mount Forest.⁽⁴²⁹⁾ She was buried in Mount Forest Cemetery Lot 167, Emerald.. Parents: Archibald McKinnon and Janet McGilvary.

She was married to John Archibald Ferguson on Dec 16 1891 in Priceville, Grey County.⁽⁴³⁰⁾ Children were: Janet Ferguson , Lydia Ferguson, Mary Ann Ferguson, Daniel Archibald Ferguson, Margaret Catherine Ferguson, John Charles Alexander Ferguson, Farquhar Edgar Ferguson, William David Ferguson.

Susan N McKinnon⁽¹⁾ was born. Parents: John M McKinnon and Jean Estelle Ireland.

Bruce McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Jun 10 1964. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

Darlene McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on May 26 1972 in ?. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

She was married to Henk Prins in May 1993 in ?. Children were: Klaasje Ann Prins, Cailyn Celeste Prins, Kennedy Prins.

Debbie McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Aug 31 1970. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

Donald R McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born in ?.

He was married to Lynda Margaret Hockney on Aug 23 1980 in ?. Children were: Jordon Robert McLaughlin, Kyle McLaughlin.

Donna Jean McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Feb 2 1967 in ?. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

She was married to Christopher Budd on Oct 31 1998 in ?. Children were: Samantha Budd.

Eric McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born in ?.

He was married to Elizabeth Ann McMillan on Nov 30 1963 in ?. Children were: Bruce McLaughlin, Michael McLaughlin, Donna Jean McLaughlin, Hughie McLaughlin, Debbie McLaughlin, Darlene McLaughlin, Kelly McLaughlin.

Hughie McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Sep 5 1968. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

Jordon Robert McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Jan 26 1981. Parents: Donald R McLaughlin and Lynda Margaret Hockney.

Kelly McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Aug 3 1974. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

Kyle McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born. Parents: Donald R McLaughlin and Lynda Margaret Hockney .

Michael McLaughlin⁽¹⁾ was born on Aug 24 1965. Parents: Eric McLaughlin and Elizabeth Ann McMillan.

Catherine McLean⁽¹⁾ was born in 1811 in Nerabus, Scotland.⁽⁴³¹⁾ She died in 1879 in Minto Township, Wellington County.

She was married to Alexander Alistair Ferguson on Jul 16 1833 in Kilchoman Parish, Scotland. Children were: Charles Ferguson, Ann Jane Ferguson, Catherine Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Dougal Ferguson, Lydia Phoebe Ferguson, Euphemia Ferguson.

Catherine Merle McLean⁽¹⁾ was born on Apr 15 1910 in ?.

She was married to Farquhar Edgar Ferguson on Apr 28 1928 in Mount Forest, Ontario. Children were: William Alexander Ferguson, Jean Marie Ferguson , Donald Edgar Ferguson.

Clark Scott McLean⁽¹⁾ was born on Dec 14 1902 in ?.

He was married to Pearl Mae McLellan on Jun 29 1937 in ?. Children were: Clark Scott McLean .

Clark Scott McLean⁽¹⁾ was born on Mar 29 1939. Parents: Clark Scott McLean and Pearl Mae McLellan.

Jessie McLean⁽¹⁾ died in 1915 in ?. She was born in ?.

She was married to Peter Angus Bell Shaw in ?.

John McLean⁽¹⁾ was born in ?. He died in ?.

He was married to Mary Ferguson in ?.

Andrew Paul McLellan⁽¹⁾ was born on Sep 17 1972. Parents: Gregory Eugene McLellan and Patricia , Mrs Decker-Wiesert.

Archibald McLellan⁽¹⁾ was born in 1867 in ?. He died on Nov 11 1952 in ?.

He was married to Agnes Bell Shaw on Mar 18 1903 in ?. Children were: Archibald Acheson McLellan, Pearl Mae McLellan, John Scott McLellan.

Archibald Acheson McLellan⁽¹⁾ was born on Mar 23 1904 in ?. Parents: Archibald McLellan and Agnes Bell Shaw.

He was married to Bertha Mayme Becker in 1935 in ?. Children were: Elizabeth Ann McLellan, Donna Mae McLellan, Gregory Eugene McLellan, Daniel Anthony McLellan , Michael William McLellan.

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