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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA

MARRIAGE REGISTER

REGISTERED No.  133444

PLACE OF MARRIAGE   County of Colchester in City or Town Debert

BRIDEGROOM

1. PRINT name in full Cameron, James Spencer Alexander

2. Trade, profession of kind of work farmer   Kind of industry or business Agriculture

3. Bachelor, Widower or Divorced Bachelor   4. Age 32

5. Religious denomination Presbyterian   6. Racial origin Scottish

7. Residence West Branch, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

8. Place of birth New Glasgow, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

9. Name of father J. (John) J.  Cameron

10. Place of birth of father Cameron Settlement, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

11. Maiden name of mother Myrtle MacDonald

12. Can bridegroom read? Yes   Write? Yes

BRIDE

13. PRINT name in full Matheson, Margaret Susan

14. Trade, profession of kind of work School Teacher   Kind of industry or business Education

15. Spinster Widow or Divorced Widow   16. Age 31

17. Religious denomination United Church of Canada   18. Racial origin Scottish

19. Residence River John, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

20. Place of birth Welsford, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

21. Name of father Alexander Sutherland

22. Place of birth of father River John, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

23. Maiden name of mother Alice Cameron

24. Can bride read? Yes   Write? Yes

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25. When married 11 day of August 1945

26. Place of marriage Baptist Parsonage Debert, Colchester County

27. By license or banns 78325

28. Signature of

Groom James Spencer Alexander Cameron

Bride   Margaret Susan Matheson

29. Signatures of Witnesses

Name Kathleen Tattrie

Address  River John, Pictou County, Nova Scotia

Name Harry Sillery

Address  139 King William St., Hamilton, Ontario

I certify the above stated particulars are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Officiating Clergyman Lee R. Carter

Address Debert, Colchester County, Nova Scotia

Religious denomination Baptist

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