Ken was the fifth son born to Kenneth and Mary. He attended schools in Cockburn Island and Gore Bay. In Kincardine Ken worked as a veneer-man for Andrew Malcolm Furniture; he veneered the bedroom suite that was used by the King & Queen on their visit to Montreal in 1939.
For many years Ollie and Ken owned and operated a grocery store on Queen Street at Mechanics Ave. They enjoyed visiting with friends and family. Ken was a marvellous dancer and a talented curler; he died at the young age of sixty-six. [sister Patsy]
Ken was the fifth son born to Kenneth and Mary. He attended schools in Cockburn Island and Gore Bay. In Kincardine Ken worked as a veneer-man for Andrew Malcolm Furniture; he veneered the bedroom suite that was used by the King & Queen on their visit to Montreal in 1939.
For many years Ollie and Ken owned and operated a grocery store on Queen Street at Mechanics Ave. They enjoyed visiting with friends and family. Ken was a marvellous dancer and a talented curler; he died at the young age of sixty-six. [sister Patsy]
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Kenneth MacDonald 1910 - 1976
Husband of
Olive Swanson 1913 - 2000
MACDONALD
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Neil Roy MacDonald
1903–1971
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Donald Roger MacDonald
1904–1974
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Cpl Norman Stewart MacDonald
1907–1944
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Norman Stewart MacDonald
1907–1944
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Raymond Ronald MacDonald
1908–1973
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George Alexander MacDonald
1912–1994
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Wallace Murdock "Wally" MacDonald
1914–1977
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Mary Jean MacDonald Redmond
1915–1987
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Helen Catherine MacDonald Ross
1917–1984
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Leslie MacDonald
1920–1920
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Margaret Irene "Peggy" MacDonald Hughes
1922–1984
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Calomena Vera "Patsy" MacDonald Cromwell
1925–2009
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Maxine C. MacDonald Rowe
1928–1973
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Graham Douglas "Joe" MacDonald
1931–2022
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