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     Nathan Tattrie was born in 1845 at River John, Nova Scotia.¹ He married Mary Ann (?). Nathan Tattrie died in 1906 at Amherst Hospital, Nova Scotia.¹ He From: Presbyterian Witness, Volume 4, Page 1449 TATTRIE, Nathan, elder and worker of St. James Presbyterian church, Dorchester,N.B., d. 5h ult. at Amherst Hospital, in his 62ng yr. He was a n/o River John, Pictou Co., and went to Dorchester 29 yrs. ago entering the penitentiary service as shoemakinginstructor. He leaves an only son, and a neice (sic). (Obit). P.W. Sat 22 Sept 1906, Vol. LIX, No. 38, p. 297 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------.

     Henry Archibald Tattrie died WW1.

     William Tattrie was born in 1875.¹ He died in 1899.¹

     Son Tattrie died in January 1848.¹ He was born in January 1848.¹

     Archibald G. Tattrie was born in 1850.¹ He died on 23 August 1892.¹

     Mary Tattrie was born circa 1812.¹ She married Robert Langille circa 1848.¹ Mary Tattrie married Robert Langille. Mary Tattrie died on 9 April 1849.¹ She The Shepherds of Markland, by Scott Winston Teal, Page 57 has Mary's date of death as: 9 May 1848.

     Robert Langille was born in 1801.¹ He married Mary Tattrie circa 1848.² Robert Langille married Louisa Bigney after 1849. Robert Langille died on 30 October 1886.³ He From: The Shepherds of Markland, by Scott Winston Teal, page 57. He Robert and Louisa may have moved to the United States in their old age and died there. He lived at River John, Nova Scotia.

     Mary Margaret Perrin was born on 23 December 1784 at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.¹ She married John Louis "Big Louis" Langille.² Mary Margaret Perrin died on 17 January 1860 at age 75.^1,3

     John Louis "Big Louis" Langille was born in 1775 at Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia.¹ He married Mary Margaret Perrin.² John Louis "Big Louis" Langille lived at Louisville, Nova Scotia. He died on 17 September 1860.² Allen Fletcher has a notation that he was a Stepchild.
From The Shepherds of Markland by Scott Winston Teal, 1991, Page 29 Jean Louis Langille was called "Big Louis". He was born in Tatamagouche and moved inland of Marshville in 1792 to an unsettled tract of land which became known as "Louisville"., named after Jean Louis Langille, the first settler. On February 23, 1815, Georges Joudrey and Jean Louis Langille were granted land at Louisville by the aging King George III.

     George Tattrie was born in 1814.¹ He married Margaret Forbes on 3 February 1848 at Cape John, Nova Scotia.¹ George Tattrie died on 8 December 1905 at River John, Nova Scotia.² He From: Presbyterian Witness, Volume 4, Pae 1448 TATTRIE, George, an office-bearer & member of Salem congreation, River John. d. 8 Dec 1904, aged 91, he was an elder for 48 yrs., his wife died only 2 mos. before him. He leaves 2 daus. , 3 sons. P.W. Sat 14Jan 1905, Vol. LVIII, No. 2, p. 9.