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I have two letters written by ancestors from St Lewis Suburbs, Quebec and wonder if anyone can tell me exactly where this is.
The first letter is from Mrs Mary Martin nee MacDonald and is dated 5th March 1860 and the address is Blakelock Street, St Lewis Suburbs.
The second letter is from Mary's grand daughter Marion Ferguson and is dated 25th November 1889 and the address is 26 St Michael Street.
Mary Martin was born in either Ardgour or Fort William, Scotland in 1821 and was the daughter of Charles MacDonald and his wife Ann Boyd. She was married to a soldier named John Martin, and had at least three daughters, Charlotte, Lizzie and Ann.
Any help would be much appreciated.
abrach1

My great great grandfather Hugh Sinclair (c1844 - 1872) was from Islay and his father Colin Sinclair was a handloom weaver. However, Colin Sinclair was born In Glassary  about 1794 and seems to have gone to live on Islay.
abrach1

Mary Kennedy who died at Fort Augustus in 1896, was the daughter of Archibald Kennedy and his wife Carherine MacDonell. She was the grand daughter of Ewen Kennedy and his wife Mary Cameron of Balmaglaster, Invergarry.
Mary Kennedy's husband, William Stoddart, who died at Fort Augustus in 1913, was the son of James Stoddart and his wife Jessie Fraser.
I would love to hear more about James Stoddart, son of William and Mary!!

Many of the population in Glencoe and Ballachulish were Episcopalian and that is why you will not find them on the IGI.
The Episcopal records for St John's at Ballachulish only begin in 1810 and there are very few entries exist between 1815 and 1840.
There are the Confirmation lists from Bishop Forbes' visit to the area in 1770 which you could look at - they might help- they are the earliest Episcopalian records for the area.