SANGSTER, Robert *** ¹²

   General Notes:

immigrated to Canada in 1837
National Archives of Canada: Microfilm Reel No. T-6487, District 99 - Ontario County west, Sub-District C2 .

This was compiled by Judge John Matheson,son of Gertie,a daughter of Aunt Catherine(McIntosh) McCuaig from the Archives of the United States Loyalists Assoc.
Its 3 pages long and it is copied verbatim.

Page 1
Respecting Murchison
Duncan Murchison was well known as a first citizen of Lancaster-His elderly father is thought to have died in gaol in North Carolina,a victim of this loyalty to Geo III. His mother when widowed was pensioned by the British.

Duncan Murchison(UEL) "of Lancaster"
This man was adistinguished and highly
respected Loyalist pioneer of Glengarry County
Janet Murchison married Charles Rose (UEL)

Margery Rose married Alexander McIntosh

(The Archives of the United Empire Loyalists association of Canada,23Prince Arthur Avenue,Toronto has a record of Duncan Murchison,asettler from Scotland under Sir William Johnson in the MohawkValley,who served througout the entire Revolutionary war as soldierand serjeant in the Kings Royal Reg
t of New York and later as anofficer in Colonel Cambell
s company-Indian Affairs.

Page 2
Respecting Rose(UEL)
Charles Rose is shown,and appears in all relevant records,as a soldierin the First Battalion,Kings Royal Regiment of New York(Raised by SirJohn Johnson in 1776 from settlers of his father,Sir William,in theMohawk Valley.

Charles Rose(UEL) M. Janet Murchison
This man,much younger than his father-in-lawDuncan Murchison,also served as a UEL soldier in the senior MohawkValley reg
t.

Margery Rose m. Alexander McIntosh


Charles Rose(who was illiterate) was the Patentee from the Crown byPatent dated Sept 1,1797 covering the E1/2 of Lot No 11 in the 2nd or4th from lake or 3rd range from River " aux Raisins"(See page280,Charlottenburgh Book 1)He sold this farm to Alexander Kennedy bybargain and sale dated June 4,1807.See Estate of Donald MacDonald 2ndSouth Side or 4th from the Lake.
Charles Rose on Jan 17,1805 bought the W1/2 of Lot 8 in the 1stConcession(upon the lake) of Charlottenburgh just north of HamiltonsIsland.

Page 3
Respecting Sangster (Authority is Neil Sanster RR2 Williamstown who has a bible brought from Aberdeenshire,Scotland)

Robert Sangster m. Dec 1809 Mary Calder
born Aberdeenshire born Aberdeenshire 1787
died June 15,1858

Their Children
Mary Sangster b.Oct 30,1810; d.Feb 26,1902
James Sangster b. April 10,1812 d.Feb 3,1881
Robert Sangster b.Apr 24,1814 d.Oct 22,1886 (Our greatgrandfather)
ohn Sangster b.Aug 28,1816 d.Aug 31, 1818
Margaret Sangster b.May 20,1818
Marjory Sangster b.Oct 31,1820 d.April 5,1875
Conclusion
Marjory Sangster is one and the same person as "Margery" who married John McIntosh.

Page 4
CONCLUSION
Respecting McIntosh
Alexander McIntosh m. Margery(Rose)
born Scotland circa 1791 born GCW circa 1793 *
(shown in1851 census as a
Farmer Lancaster Twp)

John McIntosh m. Margery(Sangster)
born GCW circa 1815 born Scotland circa 1819
(36 years old Census of 1851) (32 years old Census of 1851
died June 27,1897-83 years died April 4,1875-55 years

Their Children(who were born in GCW(1851), UC(1861) or Ontario(1871)
Robert(4 in 1851 census)
Alexander(2 in 1851 census)
Janet( 1 in 1851 census)
Margaret(8 in 1861 census);(16 in 1871 census)
Mary(6 in 1861 census)
Margery(5 in 1861 census);(14 in 1871 census)our grandmother MacDonald
Jennet(3 in 1861 census)
(Female)(1 in 1861 census)
Flora(10 in 1871 census)
Catherine(8 in 1871 census) Aunt Catherine(married D.D. McCuaig)
David(6 in 1871 census)

This was compiled by Judge John Matheson,son of Gertie,a daughter of Catherine(McIntosh) McCuaig from the Archives of the United States Loyalists Assoc.
Its 3 pages long and I have copied it verbatim.

Janet Murchison married Charles Rose (UEL)

Margery Rose married Alexander McIntosh

(The Archives of the United Empire Loyalists association of Canada,23Prince Arthur Avenue,Toronto has a record of Duncan Murchison,asettler from Scotland under Sir William Johnson in the MohawkValley,who served througout the entire Revolutionary war as soldierand serjeant in the Kings Royal Reg
t of New York and later as anofficer in Colonel Cambell
s company-Indian Affairs.




Charles Rose (who was illiterate) was the Patentee from the Crown by Patent dated Sept 1,1797 covering the E1/2 of Lot No 11 in the 2nd or4th from lake or 3rd range from River " aux Raisins"(See page280,Charlottenburgh Book 1)He sold this farm to Alexander Kennedy bybargain and sale dated June 4,1807.See Estate of Donald MacDonald 2ndSouth Side or 4th from the Lake.
Charles Rose on Jan 17,1805 bought the W1/2 of Lot 8 in the 1stConcession(upon the lake) of Charlottenburgh just north of HamiltonsIsland.

Page 3
Respecting Sangster (Authority is Neil Sanster RR2 Williamstown whohas a bible brought from Aberdeenshire,Scotland)

Robert Sangster m. Dec 1809 Mary Calder
born Aberdeenshire born Aberdeenshire 1787
died June 15,1858

Their Children
Mary Sangster b.Oct 30,1810; d.Feb 26,1902
James Sangster b. April 10,1812 d.Feb 3,1881
Robert Sangster b.Apr 24,1814 d.Oct 22,1886
John Sangster b.Aug 28,1816 d.Aug 31, 1818
Margaret Sangster b.May 20,1818
Marjory Sangster b.Oct 31,1820 d.April 5,1875

Conclusion
Marjory Sangster is one and the same person as "Margery" who married John McIntosh.

Page 4

CONCLUSION
Respecting McIntosh

Alexander McIntosh m. Margery(Rose)
born Scotland circa 1791 born GCW circa 1793 *
(shown in1851 census as a
Farmer Lancaster Twp)

John McIntosh m. Margery(Sangster)
born GCW circa 1815 born Scotland circa 1819
(36 years old Census of 1851) (32 years old Census of 1851
died June 27,1897-83 years died April 4,1875-55 years
MARB
DATE 20 NOV 1809
PLAC Old MacHar Parish,Aberdeen,Scotland
DATE 20 NOV 1809
PLAC Old MacHar Parish,Aberdeen,Scotland
DATE 20 NOV 1809
PLAC Old MacHar Parish,Aberdeen,Scotland

   Marriage Information:

Robert married Mary CALDER on 20 Nov 1809 in Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen. (Mary CALDER was born on 15 Jun 1787 in Aberdeenshire, Scotland ^13,14,15,17, died on 15 Jun 1858 ^13,14,15,16 and was buried in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, South Lancaster, Ontario, Canada.)