Sarah McDiarmid McDonald (1863-1957) was born in Nova Scotia, Canada to John and Flora McClean McDiarmid. Her parents were Scottish emigrants. Sarah became a school teacher and in 1889 she married a sea captain named John Alexander McDonald (1853-1927). They became the parents of two children. They later moved to England where John continued his naval career. While living in Liverpool, Sarah met the Latter-day Saint missionaries in 1897 and became...

Joseph McDonald (1787-1849) was probably born in South Carolina, the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Parkins McDonald of Newberry County, South Carolina. He and his mother probably migrated to Miami County, Ohio, in 1805, when her name was received on certificate in the Quaker Miami Monthly Meeting from the Bush River Mouthly Meeting in South Carolina. He married Sarah Mote (1789-1811) in 1806 Montgomery County, Ohio. They setted in Union Township, Miami...

Angus M'Donald (1727-1778) immigrated from Scotland to Falmouth, Virginia in 1746 and after several years settled in Frederick County, Virginia. Descendants lived in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, California and elsewhere.

Balzada Lewellen was born 12 February 1877 in Temple, Bell, Texas, the daughter of Anderson S Lewellen and Nancy McDonald. She died 11 April 1955 in Arlington, Riverside, California. She married Robert Dowling Anderson 26 February 1902 in Temple, Bell, Texas. He was born 22 April 1873 at Hallettsville, Lavaca, Texas, the son of James Newton Anderson and Keron Woodward. He died 20 December 1942 in Corona, Riverside, California. They had six children....

There were three MacDonalds on board the First Fleet which took Governor Phillip to Australia in 1788: (1) Alexander MacDonald (1745-1821, a Marine private; (2) William MacDonald, a sailor; and (3) Alexander McDonald, a convict. Other family clan members arrived later, some as immigrants and some as transported convicts. This book "... is a compilation of McDonald family stories, many submitted in great detail and accompanied by complicated family...

William Shorey (b.1715) was born in Tennessee, and married Ghi-gee-ie, a Cherokee girl. Their daughter, Annie Shorey (b.1745), married John McDonald, a Scot who was acting as a deputy British agent under John Stewart. Their daughter, Marie Mollie McDonald (b.1770), married Daniel Ross (b.1760), a Scottish immigrant, and they were the parents of Chief John Ross (1790-1866) of the Cherokee Indian tribe. Chief Ross married twice (his first wife died...

The James Fall family emigrated from Yorkshire, England to Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1817. Their eldest daughter, Ann (who was born in England), married Thomas Freestone (another English immigrant) and married him in 1836. They became converts to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and immigrated to Utah in 1852/1853. Other Fall families emigrated from England to Virginia in the early 1800s. Descendants lived in Virginia, Maryland,...

Robert Perfect (1833-1894) immigrated from England to Yorkville, Toronto, Ontario in 1853, married Elizabeth Harshaw in 1856, moved to Mono, Ontario in 1860, and to Orangeville, Ontario in 1866. Descendants and relatives lived in Ontario, Saskatchewan and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to New York and elsewhere in the United States.

Ancestors and descendants of Stanford L. McDonald (b.1929), who married twice and moved from Lincoln, Nebraska to Chicago, Illinois. Ancestors lived chiefly in Nebraska, Ohio, New York, New Jersey and elsewhere. Descendants lived in the midwest and elsewhere. Supplement includes the ancestors of Shirley Powell Peterson, daughter of Harry Angen Peterson and Marcella Kaber, born 7 July 1934 in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana. Married Stanford Laurel...