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From: Joan MacKinnon <>
Subject: Re: Canoe Cove, Lot 65, PEI - Charles MacKinnon
Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 12:09:05 -0400


Dear Judy;

Thanks a lot for checking. It sounds like sometime between 1939 and
1979 the tombstone for Charles MacKinnon was destroyed or lost, which is
what I suspected. I'll have to keep looking for a death date for him
elsewhere.

I'm planning to order copies of the cemetery transcriptions for a number
of different cemeteries, including the People's Cemetery in Summerside,
where a lot of my relatives are buried, and the Canoe Cove transcription
as well. My MacKinnons lived in Canoe Cove from about 1809 to the
1860s, when many of them moved to Summerside, and then later to the
Brae/Coleman area.

Thanks again.

Joan MacKinnon



wrote:
>
> To Joan MacKinnon:
>
> Joan, I have checked the Canoe Cove, Lot 65, PEI, Canada Cemetery Transcriptions
> for your requested item. I am sorry to report that there is no listing for your
> Charles MacKinnon. The details you gave me re his father and other family members
> are there, as quoted by you. However, there is no listing for this Charles b .in
> 1780's.
>
> Please note that there are other MacKinnon's with different Given Names, that are
> listed, and born in 1780's..
>
> In the transcription, it states that the listing for the cemetery was taken on July
> 31st and August 1, 1979.
>
> Re location you were asking for : Nine Mile Creek.
>
> Judy
>
> >
> >
> > Judy, do you have the cemetery transcription for the Canoe Cove
> > Presbyterian Cemetery? My Charles MacKinnon, son of Charles the Bard
> > MacKinnon, is supposed to be buried there, and in 1939 there was a
> > tombstone there. On my most recent visit, which was in 1988, I was
> > unable to find his tombstone, but wondered if it might be on the list?
> >
> > Joan MacKinnon
> > Midland, Michigan
> >
> > ______________________________
> > also additional info. rec'd from Joan:
>
> > Charles MacKinnon was born in the 1780s in Mull. His death date I have been
> > completely unable to find. His wife was Christina (or Christiana or Christy)
> > Cameron. She is buried in Brae Cemetery. She died in 1867, and it seems likely
> > that she moved to Brae to live with her daughter Jessie MacNevin after Charles
> > died, giving him a death date in the 1850s or 1860s.
>
> > Charles was the son of Charles the Bard MacKinnon. There is a large tombstone
> > memorializing Charles the Bard and others in the family near the west end of
> > Canoe Cove cemetery. It reads " In Memory of our Grandmother, Mary McKinnon, a
> > native of Mull, Scotland, and our mother, Beloved wife of Cowan McKinnon, died
> > October 24, 1889, aet 78 years and our infant sister Margery. Also Grandfather,
> > Charles McKinnon, Bard,
> > Native of Scotland." The 'beloved mother' was Aileen MacFadyen, who was born in
> > Argyle Shore.

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