Descendancy for Sarah MCKAY: McNabs Island Genealogies

1814 - 1895 (80 years)

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1 Sarah MCKAY ^[1] b. 10 Sep 1814 d. 7 Feb 1895
- Alexander Peter ROSS b. 4 May 1802 d. 21 Dec 1872
  - 2 James Mcnab ROSS ^[1.1] b. 23 Nov 1835 d. 20 Nov 1866
  - 2 Arthur ROSS ^[1.2] b. 29 Sep 1843 d. After 1921
    - Agnes Isabella MCDONALD b. 3 Feb 1845 d. 24 Jun 1934
      - 3 Stewart McDonald ROSS ^[1.2.1] b. 7 Apr 1876 d. 5 Dec 1942
        
        + Ethel Nell GUITON b. About 1881 d. 18 Jan 1962
  - 2 Ann Maria ROSS ^[1.3] b. 31 Jul 1847 d. Sept 26, 1933
    - + Isaac A. GRANT b. Abt 1848 d. 1 Apr 1939
  - 2 William Henry ROSS ^[1.4] b. 17 Dec 1841 d. 31 Oct 1919
    - Jean Moncar DAVIDSON
      - 3 Henry Moncar ROSS ^[1.4.1] b. 24 Aug 1891 d. 1980
        
        + Ethel Victoria SWEET b. 25 Apr 1895 d. 1977
      - 3 John Alexander ROSS ^[1.4.2] b. 16 Feb 1894 d. Aug 1916
  - 2 Bessie Alice ROSS ^[1.5] b. 3 Sep 1850
  - 2 Robert John ROSS ^[1.6] b. 6 Aug 1852 d. 13 Jul 1938
  - 2 Clara ROSS ^[1.7] b. 24 Jul 1837
  - 2 Charles ROSS ^[1.8] b. 10 Jun 1839 d. 24 Jul 1839
  - 2 Arthur ROSS ^[1.9] b. 29 Sep 1843
  - 2 Jessie ROSS ^[1.10] b. 19 Jul 1845
  - 2 John Urquhart ROSS ^[1.11] b. 25 Mar 1856

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