The son of Shaw Cattanach and Jean Birss.
James Cattanach was the husband of Christina Farguharson Sherratt. James and Christina were married on 15 Aug 1815 at Birse, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had children named Archibald E., Frances, James, John, Robert Saberary, Andrew, Isabella B., George, and David.
James and Christina were respected citizens and some of the earliest settlers in Lower Nichol, who took up residence on Lot 5, concession 8, in about 1834. After emigrating to Canada they spent their remaining years on the farm which they carved out from the forest.
James Cattanach was the husband of Christina Farguharson Sherratt. James and Christina were married on 15 Aug 1815 at Birse, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had children named Archibald E., Frances, James, John, Robert Saberary, Andrew, Isabella B., George, and David.
James and Christina were respected citizens and some of the earliest settlers in Lower Nichol, who took up residence on Lot 5, concession 8, in about 1834. After emigrating to Canada they spent their remaining years on the farm which they carved out from the forest.
The son of Shaw Cattanach and Jean Birss.
James Cattanach was the husband of Christina Farguharson Sherratt. James and Christina were married on 15 Aug 1815 at Birse, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had children named Archibald E., Frances, James, John, Robert Saberary, Andrew, Isabella B., George, and David.
James and Christina were respected citizens and some of the earliest settlers in Lower Nichol, who took up residence on Lot 5, concession 8, in about 1834. After emigrating to Canada they spent their remaining years on the farm which they carved out from the forest.
James Cattanach was the husband of Christina Farguharson Sherratt. James and Christina were married on 15 Aug 1815 at Birse, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had children named Archibald E., Frances, James, John, Robert Saberary, Andrew, Isabella B., George, and David.
James and Christina were respected citizens and some of the earliest settlers in Lower Nichol, who took up residence on Lot 5, concession 8, in about 1834. After emigrating to Canada they spent their remaining years on the farm which they carved out from the forest.
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