Sepia tone portrait photograph of Colin Cameron and his wife Jessie McDonald (b. 1877) on their wedding day in Brunswick, Australia on 13 November 1927. Jessie was the daughter of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) and his first wife. He emmigrated with his parents from Balinoe to New Brunswick, Australia, in 1853.
Black and white photograph of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) around 1888.
Hugh Macdonald, born in 1850, the son of John MacDonald, a blacksmith at Balinoe, and his second wife, Flora Campbell. In 1853 Hugh emigrated to Australia with his parents, brother Hector and stepsister Catherine on board the S.S. Utopia. He trained as a school teacher and in 1881 married a widow Mary Grace Hamilton. The couple had thirteen children. Hugh died in 1927 of heart failure. The photograph was taken around 1888.
Black and white photograph of Mary Grace Hamilton, wife of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) from Balinoe.
Mary Grace Hamilton (née Cross) photographed around 1888. Mary Grace was the wife of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927), the son of John MacDonald, a blacksmith at Balinoe, and his second wife, Flora Campbell, who emigrated to Australia on board the S.S. Utopia in 1853.
Black and white photograph of the daughters of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) from Balinoe.
The daughters of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) from Balinoe, photographed around 1910.
L-R: Daisy, Mona, Dulcie, Flora Mavis, Ruby, Kate.
Information about the family and descendents of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927)
Emailed information about the family and descendents of the daughters of Hugh MacDonald of Balinoe, who appear in photo J113, taken around 1870. Hugh and his parents and siblings emigrated to Australia in 1853.
