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     Margaret Jackson was born on 19 June 1881 at Nova Scotia.^2,1 She married Vincent McDonald.² Margaret Jackson died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 36, in the Halifax Explosion.³

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Vincent McDonald was born on 10 May 1878 at Nova Scotia.¹ He married Margaret Jackson.¹ Vincent McDonald became a widower at age 39 upon the death of his wife Margaret Jackson on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.³ Vincent McDonald married Ellen May Sidebottom on 18 September 1918 at Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was 40. She was 36. They were previously married to siblings Margaret Jackson and Edward Jackson, both of whom died in the Halifax Explosion.⁴ Vincent McDonald became a widower at age 75 upon the death of his wife Ellen May Sidebottom on 4 July 1953 at Halifax Infirmary, Halifax, Nova Scotia.⁵ Vincent McDonald died on 16 March 1962 at 10 Merkel Place, Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 83. The informant on his death certificate was Gordon McDonald.⁶

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Mary Elizabeth McDonald was born on 22 July 1900 at Nova Scotia.² She married Carroll Franklin Boutilier on 22 January 1917 at St. Joseph's Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia. She was 16.¹ Mary Elizabeth McDonald died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 17, in the Halifax Explosion.³

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Ethel McDonald was born in September 1900 at Nova Scotia.¹ She appeared on the census of 1911 at 222 Campbell Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the household of Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson with Mary Elizabeth McDonald, Annie McDonald, Charles McDonald and Gordon McDonald.² Ethel McDonald died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 17, in the Halifax Explosion.³

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Annie McDonald was born in February 1903 at Nova Scotia.¹ She appeared on the census of 1911 at 222 Campbell Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the household of Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson with Mary Elizabeth McDonald, Ethel McDonald, Charles McDonald and Gordon McDonald.² Annie McDonald died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 14, in the Halifax Explosion.³

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Charles McDonald was born in September 1907 at Nova Scotia.¹ He appeared on the census of 1911 at 222 Campbell Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the household of Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson with Mary Elizabeth McDonald, Ethel McDonald, Annie McDonald and Gordon McDonald.² Charles McDonald died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 10, in the Halifax Explosion.³

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Gordon McDonald was born on 6 February 1910 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.^2,1 He appeared on the census of 1911 at 222 Campbell Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the household of Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson with Mary Elizabeth McDonald, Ethel McDonald, Annie McDonald and Charles McDonald.³ Gordon McDonald was the informant listed on the death certificate of Vincent McDonald who died 16 March 1962.⁴

     Arthur Roy McDonald was born on 23 March 1912 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.¹ He died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 5, in the Halifax Explosion.²

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Allan McDonald was born circa 1914.¹ He died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Halifax Explosion.¹

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Carroll Franklin Boutilier was born circa 1894 at Boutilier's Cove.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth McDonald on 22 January 1917 at St. Joseph's Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia. She was 16.¹ Carroll Franklin Boutilier died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Halifax Explosion.²

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Vincent Boutilier was born circa 1916.¹ He died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Halifax Explosion.¹

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Carroll Boutilier was born circa August 1917.¹ He died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia.¹

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Carroll McDonald was born circa 1916.¹ He died on 6 December 1917 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Halifax Explosion.¹

     Vincent McDonald and Margaret Jackson were living at 1498 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, near ground zero when the Mont-Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor on 6 December 1917. Margaret and their children Ethel, Annie, Charles, Arthur, Allan and Carroll died as a result of the explosion. Vincent identified the bodies of his family.

     Married daughter Mary was also living at 1498 Barrington Street. She died in the explosion, as did her husband Carroll Franklin Boutilier and her sons Vincent and Carroll.

     Mary Squires was living at the same address, and she died in the explosion. She was probably Vincent's mother.

     In 1917, Pleasant Street, Lockman Street and Campbell Road were renamed Barrington Street. Records recorded before 1917 refer to the old names.

     Wayne Gordon Bezanson was born circa 1971.¹ He died on 23 November 2020 at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.²

     Obituary from The Chronicle-Herald (Halifax, Nova Scotia), 1 December 2020:

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     Donald Walker was born circa 1921 at Canada.¹

     Margaret Walker was born circa 1923 at Canada.¹