Spouse: Valerie Vaghn-6366.

Spouse: Lisa Jones-2656. Children were: Nathan Rae-2657, Alicia Rae-2658.

Spouse: Alfred Harrison Lemon-2258. Agnes Bell Rae and Alfred Harrison Lemon were married on 3 March 1880 in Sydenham Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. Name: Alfred Marrison Lemon
Birth Place: Sydenham
Age: 26
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854
Father Name: John Lemon
Mother Name: Olive Lemon
Spouse Name: Agnes Bell Rae
Spouse's Age: 28
Spouse Estimated Birth Year: abt 1852
Spouse Birth Place: Galt
Spouse Father Name: Benjamin Rae
Spouse Mother Name: Mary Rae
Marriage Date: 3 Mar 1880
Marriage Place: Grey
Marriage County: Grey
Family History Library Microfilm: M They lived working a farm in Sydenham Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada on 15 August 1893. They appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Sydenham Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. Agnes and Alfred appeared in the census on 1 June 1911 in Sydenham Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. 1911 Census of Canada
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32 Lemon Alfred M Head M Jun 1855 55
32 Lemon Agnes B F Wife M May 1854 56
32 Lemon John B M Mother S Jan 1885 26 They lived a farm in Sydenham Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada before 1912. They lived in Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, at 977 - 7th Ave E. after 1912. Children were: Benjamin Rae Lemon-5371, Mary Harrison Lemon-2259, John Grunsell Lemon-2260, Alfred Sieveright Lemon-5372, Agnes Rae (Aggie) Lemon-2261.

Spouse: William Whyte Kinney-2227. Agnes Bell "Addie" Rae and William Whyte Kinney were married on 23 February 1887 in Holland Township, Grey N., County, Ontario, Canada. They appeared in the census on 31 March 1901 in Holland Township, Grey N., County, Ontario, Canada. William White Kinney married Agnes Bell Rae on February 23 1887 and came to Lots 113 and 114 Concession S.W. Artemesia and worked the farm on shares for Mr. Walker, who went back to Ireland for a holiday. During the four years that Agnes and William were on the farm their elder son, Herbert Bell, was born. Later they moved to the Harkaway area where George Severight, Hattie (Addie) Agnes Rae and Margaret Ann were born.

In 1902 they purchased the farm on the West Back Line from John Walker. At this time there were about 40 acres of the 100 acres still in bush and more cleared land was needed. William and his two sons cleared the timber off approximately 20 acres. An adjoining 50 acres was purchased from J.B. Thibaudeau making a total of 150 acres. This piece of land was later sold to William Wilson in 1926 following the death of William's son Herbert Kinney.
Children were: Herbert Bell Kinney-2228, George Severight Kinney-2383, Agnes Bell (Hattie, Addie) Kinney-2384, Margaret Ann Kinney-2385.

Spouse: William Russel Smith-8946. Agnes Bell Rae and William Russel Smith were married on 28 October 1891. Name: Agnes Bell Rae
Birth Place: Scotland
Age: 26
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1865
Father Name: David Rae
Mother Name: Jessie Rae
Spouse Name: William Russel Smith
Spouse's Age: 24
Spouse Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Spouse Birth Place: Canada
Spouse Father Name: Moses Smith
Spouse Mother Name: Jane Smith
Marriage Date: 28 Oct 1891
Marriage Place: Grey
Marriage County: Grey
Family History Library Microfilm: MS932_71

"An accident with fatal results occurred at the C.P.R. crossing one afternoon in December 1924, when the southbound passenger train hit an automobile in which Angus C. Rae and his son, Roy, were driving west. They were on their way to see Mr. Rae's sister, Mrs. William Kinney, who had been seriously ill for several days.

Under ordinary conditions the accident could have been avoided, but the slippery conditions of the road made it impossible to stop the car before it reached the crossing. When Mr. Rae saw he could not stop, he turned the front wheel towards the station, but the rear end skidded around and was struck by the last coach on the train.

The auto was badly damaged but both occupants appeared to have escaped serious injury, although Mr. Rae, who was on the side next to the train, suffered severly from the shock. He was taken to the home of Joseph Dennison where he gradually grew worse. He became unconscious about 6:00 p.m., passing away about half an hour later.

The body was taken to his home at Harkaway where the funeral took place."
Angus was buried on 14 December 1924 in Harkaway, Euphrasia Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. 25. Thomas RAE-1832- 1910 wife-Marjorie CAMERON - 1835 - 1913 Angus G Rae -
Died Dec 11, 1864 - Age 61 wife - Jean McNEIL- Sept 1864 - Feb 1910 Also infant
Parents: Thomas Rae-2222 and Marjorie Mary Cameron-2223.

Spouse: Jennie McNeil-2391. Jennie McNeil and Angus Cameron Rae were married on 8 June 1887 in Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. They lived . Angus took over the farm, lot 18, concession 12, E.G.R. from his father Thomas. In April 1927, the log house burned and a modern frame house was built. Children were: Lillian Rae-2392, Roy Archibald Rae-2393, Delphine Iona Rae-2394.

Spouse: Margaret McFalls-2527. Children were: Darryl Rae-2528, Carol Rae-2529, Diane Rae-2530, Paul Rae-2531.

Spouse: Douglas Wayne Ewing-11226. Children were: Daniel Wayne Ewing-11227, Heather Rae Ewing-11228, David James (Jamie) Ewing-11229.

Spouse: Janet (Jenny) Bell-8483. Janet "Jenny" Bell and Benjamin Rae were married on 26 February 1786 in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:05:27 +0800
From: Max Scott
To: TAYLOR, Kim ,
David/JoAnn and Kim:
Some notes about Benjamin Rae the father of Thomas Rae of the Quaas Farm, Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, Scotland.. We have no definite birth date for Benjamin but it most likely was 1762 at Scroggs Mill, Lockerbie.. There is one thing that must be born in mind about people who come from the Annandale part of Dumfresshire which includes Lockerbie: school was available for all children as from the age of five to the age of ten. One thing is certain about Benjamin: he could read and write and was reasonably educated in comparison with the people of his time.
I hope these help. Best wishes Max
1. It is nearly but not 100% certain that Benjamin was the son of Joseph Rae G7P176 the miller of Scroggs near Lockerbie. His younger years are mostly unknown to us and the first we come across him as a working man was when he was employed at Mains Farm at Lockerbie Townfoot. During this time he appears to have been a young scamp and was forever in minor trouble due to his adolescent, unthinking ways.
2. It is NOT PROVEN that his parents were Joseph Rae and Julina Johnston of Scroggs and there is a slight chance that they may have been Benjamine Rae and Margaret Fursyth of Hilsyde Farm 4km north of Lockerbie. He certainly worked at Hilsyde during his early adolescence. In his late adolescence he left Hilsyde and went to work at Easdailerigg to the south of Lockerbie and while there had an illegitimate son named David. The mother is not known nor is the fate of the child.
2. His wild days ended when he met Jenny Bell who had also come to work as a farm servant at Mains. Jenny had a profound influence on him and they decided to marry. But this action, too, was to get Benjamin into trouble. Their marriage was by the old Scottish ceremony of handsel which did not call for the use of a minister of the church but which had to be ratified by all of the couple's neighbours and friends. The church session in Lockerbie wanted to haul Benjamin up and reprimand him before the whole congregation. However However, Benjamin and Jenny refused to let this happen and promptly left the Lockerbie church to attend the neighbouring St Mungo one.
3. Benjamin was a ploughman all of his working life and this was a well thought of position in society. It was a step higher than the ordinary farm servants and nearly on a par with the farm tenants. The farm he worked on after leaving Mains was The Quaas. He never left that farm to work anywhere else.
4. Benjamin died in 1800 but the cause of his early death is not known. It is thought that it may have been from the famine which hit the district from 1800 to 1803 but we cannot be sure with our present state of knowledge.
5. One thing in government administration always affected Benjamin: repairs of local roads. Scottish law demanded that all farm people able to use a plough had to assist in the care of the local roads and particularly the main roads in and out of the district.. It is known that Benjamin joined in with the annual work days.
Children were: David Rae-8845, Thomas Rae-2218, Rachel Rae-8846, Margaret Rae-8847, Nelly Rae-8848, Jean Rae-8849, Joseph Rae-8850, John Rae-8852, Margret Rae-8851.

Spouse: Mary Sievewright-2124. Children were: Agnes Bell Rae-2257, Mary Jane Rae-39, William T Rae-10456, Margaret Helen Rae-2262.

Spouse: David Ledgely-2532.

Spouse: Cathy Schroder-2611. Children were: Scott Rae-2612, Adam Rae-2613.

Spouse: Jessie Henry-8939. Jessie Henry and David Rae were married about 1860. They appeared in the census on 4 April 1881 in Holland Township, Grey N., County, Ontario, Canada. Census Place: Holland, Grey North, Ontario, Canada
Source: FHL Film 1375898 NAC C-13262 Dist 156 SubDist C Div 1 Page 7 Family 30
Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Occ Religion
David RAE M M 45 Scottish Scotland Tailor C. Presbyterian
Jessee RAE F M 45 Scottish Scotland C. Presbyterian
Agnes Bell RAE F 19 Scottish Scotland C. Presbyterian
Janet Graham RAE F 13 Scottish Scotland Going To School C. Presbyterian
Thomas R.S. RAE M 11 Scottish O. <Ontario> Going To School C. Presbyterian
John Campbell RAE M 8 Scottish O. <Ontario> Going To School C. Presbyterian
David Henry RAE M 6 Scottish O. <Ontario> Going To School C. Presbyterian
Children were: Agnes Bell Rae-8945, Janet Graham Rae-8940, Thomas R.S. Rae-8941, JoeAnn Campbell (Joan) Rae-8942, David Henry Rae-8943.

Spouse: Neal Owen-2609. Children were: Amanda Owen-2610.

Spouse: Archie E. Carbert-2460. Delphine Iona Rae and Archie E. Carbert were married on 24 April 1920. Children were: Ray Carbert-2461, Donald Carbert-2462, Jack Carbert-2463, Neal Carbert-2464, Jean Carbert-2465, Lillian Carbert-2466, Blanche Carbert-2467, Lynda Carbert-2468.

Spouse: Bill Blom-2614. Children were: Tanner Blom-2615.

Spouse: Robert James Frederick Ferguson-6794. Children were: Janice Ilene Ferguson-6776.

Spouse: Gary George Catren-11222. Children were: Melinda Anne Catren-11223, Natalie Kay Catren-11224.

Spouse: James Little-8898. Elizabeth Gibson Rae and James Little were married. Children were: Mary Steel Rae-8900, Janet Agnes Rae-8901, William Steel Rae-8899.

Spouse: Jane Hume-8935. Jane Hume and George Rae were married about 1850. Children were: Charles Hume Rae-8936.

Spouse: Diana Pilon-2605. Children were: Robert Rae-2606, Michael Rae-2607, Thomas Rae-2608.

Spouse: Carol Ann Ghere-11217. Children were: Donald Scott Rae-11218, James Wesley Rae-11219, Christen Noel Rae-11220.

Spouse: James Gibson-10742. Children were: Jean Gibson-10741.

Spouse: William Maxwell-8871. Janet MacCorrmick Rae and William Maxwell were married on 26 February 1892. Children were: Janet Petrie Thomson Maxwell-8872, Joseph Rae MacCorrmick Maxwell-8873.

Spouse: Charlie Tolton-2518. Children were: Wayne Tolton-2519, Barbara Tolton-2520.