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     David Tattrie was born in 1810 at River John, Nova Scotia.¹ He married Isobella Lepper. David Tattrie From an 8 page addendum to his Tattrie Family of River John book, Gordon MacKay Haliburton: The Tattries of Londonderry, N.S. Also descended from the second George (1784-1878) and his wife Margaret Mattatall are the Londonderry branch of the Tattries. Their son David Tattrie (1824?1827?--) m. Isabella Leiper/Lepper (1827?1830?-9 April 1922) she is buried at Hillside Cemetery, Londonderry. arid (sic) in 1881 they were living in Middle Londonderry, N.S. At some point they parted company, Mrs. Tattrie went to live with her daughter Amelia and after her death with her grand-daughter Mrs. Myrtle Harvey. Evidently she did not pass on information about her husband's parents and relatives, so her grandchildren grew up in ignorance of them; a letter some years ago from the late Manley Tattrie of North Sydney prompted me (GMH) to help fill in the missing link. I seem to have made some progress but other are at work on the descendants 01. George & Margaret Tattrie and I hope they will make a history worth-while publshing, as I did with the descendants of George's brother Louis some years ago. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Have seen different dates of birth for David Tattrie son of George Tattrie & Margaret Mattatall. Ranging from either 1810 or 1824-27. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------.

     Annie Tattrie married M.A. Stewert.

     George William Tattrie was born in 1851 at Truro, Nova Scotia.¹ He married Susan Ackles on 25 November 1871.² George William Tattrie married Susan Bell Spencer on 18 December 1878 at Londonderry, Nova Scotia.² George William Tattrie From: An 8 page Addendum to his book Tattrie Family of River John, NS, by Gordon MacKay Haliburton: George William Tattrie was born at Truro, NS in 1851 Hem (sic) (1) at Great Village on 12 July 1876 Miss Susan Ackles of Port Philip (Cumberland County) who died in childbirth? & (2) (1878) Martha Belle Spencer (1862-1918) in Londonderry, NS. Census of 1881 records at Middle Londonderry George Tattrie and his wife Martha, 19. Soon after this "George Will" moved to Minnesota then in 1887 came up to the Rainy River District of Ontario) settling at Big Fork in the Township of Woodyatt. Here he obtained a 197 acre parcel of land, mostly wooded, on the river bank. He farmed and sold wood as he cleared the land It lies 2) 1 miles west of Fort Frances, and a Hudson Bay Store and a landing on the farm, the river boats (paddle wheelers) traveled past between Fort Frances and Kenora and provided the only transport; George became a Marine Engineer. In winter, when the Rainy River was frozen, George Tattrie carried the mail to Kenora by dog team on its surface, and across the Lake of the Woods. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------.

     Edward Tattrie From an 8 page Addendum to Tattrie Family of River John, NS by Gordon MacKay Haliburton: Edward Tattrie served in the US Navy, since then unknown.

     John Robert Tattrie was born in 1880.¹

     Cleveland Otis Tattrie was born on 5 January 1885 at Laurel, Itasca County, Minnesota.¹ He married Hattie Mae Naomi Leeson on 21 April 1909 at Big Fork, Ontario. He was 24.¹ Cleveland Otis Tattrie died on 1 May 1962 at Emo, Big Fork, Ontario, at age 77.¹

     Elma Mae Tattrie was born on 27 January 1910.¹ She died in 1990.¹

     Florence Josephine Tattrie was born on 13 April 1913.¹ She died in 1971.¹

     Blanche Willetta Tattrie was born on 21 September 1917 at Big Fork, Ontario.¹ She married Wellington Jewell. Blanche Willetta Tattrie married John Vold. Blanche Willetta Tattrie died on 31 July 1988 at Fort Frances, Ontario, at age 70.¹

     Franklin Tattrie was born on 30 March 1922.¹ He died in 1922.¹