Dorothea's father, John Duff, from Scotland, was for several years the minister at Elora, Ontario.
In 1861 Dorothea married John C. H. Findlay, who in 1836 had come from Aberdeenshire with his family, and settled just north of Elora.
John and Dorothea farmed for a few years in Pilkington township, and then moved to Bruce County. They had seven children, but she died in 1874 shortly after the birth of their seventh child, David Alexander.
In 1861 Dorothea married John C. H. Findlay, who in 1836 had come from Aberdeenshire with his family, and settled just north of Elora.
John and Dorothea farmed for a few years in Pilkington township, and then moved to Bruce County. They had seven children, but she died in 1874 shortly after the birth of their seventh child, David Alexander.
Dorothea's father, John Duff, from Scotland, was for several years the minister at Elora, Ontario.
In 1861 Dorothea married John C. H. Findlay, who in 1836 had come from Aberdeenshire with his family, and settled just north of Elora.
John and Dorothea farmed for a few years in Pilkington township, and then moved to Bruce County. They had seven children, but she died in 1874 shortly after the birth of their seventh child, David Alexander.
In 1861 Dorothea married John C. H. Findlay, who in 1836 had come from Aberdeenshire with his family, and settled just north of Elora.
John and Dorothea farmed for a few years in Pilkington township, and then moved to Bruce County. They had seven children, but she died in 1874 shortly after the birth of their seventh child, David Alexander.
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