John MacLean was a son of Mary and Duncan MacLean. Duncan was a farmer and a miller. At the 1891 census Mary and Duncan MacLean were living in Lot 9 of Prince County, P.E.I. The enumerated family members residing at the MacLean farm were Duncan (age 54), Mary (48), their seven progeny [Allan (9), Maggie (10), Annie (13), Duncan (18), Donald (21), John (25) and Roderick (28). Roderick was accompanied by his wife Margaret (29) and their 2 year old daughter Flora.~The P.E.I. PARO Marriage Registry noted John MacLean and Mary Ann MacDonald were both residing in Lot 9 of West Prince County at Brae when they signed their Marriage Bonds in 1891. In 1901 John and Mary were still residing in Lot 9 of West Prince County. On May 1, 1901 the census enumerator reported the home was a 9 room wood-frame dwelling with 4 wood-frame outbuildings located on 96 owned acres in the community of Brae near Brae Public School. Enumerated residents and declared birthdates were: parents John D. [b:12-5-1866] and Mary A. [b:12-5-1872], their two children - Margaret A. ("Maggie") [b:8-31-1891] and Angus [b:3-18-1896] and two other MacLean relatives - Hugh M.D. (widower) [b:9-26-1840] and Annie [b:10-2-1884]. All residents declared their birthplace was P.E.I. and religious affiliation was the Church of Scotland. The 1921 census shows the Lot 9 MacLean farm was located on Milo Road in the sub-district of Brae. The family on the farm at the 1921 enumeration were John (55), Mary Ann (48), Angus (25), Dermot (17), Lawrence (15) and Hannah Loretta (14).
John MacLean was a son of Mary and Duncan MacLean. Duncan was a farmer and a miller. At the 1891 census Mary and Duncan MacLean were living in Lot 9 of Prince County, P.E.I. The enumerated family members residing at the MacLean farm were Duncan (age 54), Mary (48), their seven progeny [Allan (9), Maggie (10), Annie (13), Duncan (18), Donald (21), John (25) and Roderick (28). Roderick was accompanied by his wife Margaret (29) and their 2 year old daughter Flora.~The P.E.I. PARO Marriage Registry noted John MacLean and Mary Ann MacDonald were both residing in Lot 9 of West Prince County at Brae when they signed their Marriage Bonds in 1891. In 1901 John and Mary were still residing in Lot 9 of West Prince County. On May 1, 1901 the census enumerator reported the home was a 9 room wood-frame dwelling with 4 wood-frame outbuildings located on 96 owned acres in the community of Brae near Brae Public School. Enumerated residents and declared birthdates were: parents John D. [b:12-5-1866] and Mary A. [b:12-5-1872], their two children - Margaret A. ("Maggie") [b:8-31-1891] and Angus [b:3-18-1896] and two other MacLean relatives - Hugh M.D. (widower) [b:9-26-1840] and Annie [b:10-2-1884]. All residents declared their birthplace was P.E.I. and religious affiliation was the Church of Scotland. The 1921 census shows the Lot 9 MacLean farm was located on Milo Road in the sub-district of Brae. The family on the farm at the 1921 enumeration were John (55), Mary Ann (48), Angus (25), Dermot (17), Lawrence (15) and Hannah Loretta (14).
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