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	'''Died:''' December 31, 1935		'''Died:''' December 31, 1935

	'''John McMaster''' was one of four sons. His gravestone in [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Harrietstown_Cemetery\|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Ellen_McMaster\|Ellen McMaster]]."		'''John McMaster''' was one of four sons. His gravestone in [[Harrietstown_Cemetery\|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[Ellen_McMaster\|Ellen McMaster]]."

	According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Joseph_McMaster\|Joseph]]; [[Andrew McMaster\|Andrew]]; [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~John_McMaster\|John]] and [[William McMaster\|William]]. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora, started the dairy business. William [and his wife, also Cora] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.		According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: [[Joseph_McMaster\|Joseph]]; [[Andrew McMaster\|Andrew]]; [[John_McMaster\|John]] and [[William McMaster\|William]]. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora, started the dairy business. William [and his wife, also Cora] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.

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	'''John McMaster''' was one of four sons. His gravestone in [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Harrietstown_Cemetery\|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ellen_McMaster\|Ellen McMaster]]."		'''John McMaster''' was one of four sons. His gravestone in [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Harrietstown_Cemetery\|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ellen_McMaster\|Ellen McMaster]]."

	According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Joseph_McMaster\|Joseph]]; [[Andrew~~%20McMaster~~\|Andrew]]; [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/John_McMaster\|John]] and [[William~~%20McMaster~~\|William]]. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora, started the dairy business. William [and his wife, also Cora] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.		According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Joseph_McMaster\|Joseph]]; [[Andrew McMaster\|Andrew]]; [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/John_McMaster\|John]] and [[William McMaster\|William]]. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora, started the dairy business. William [and his wife, also Cora] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.

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'''Born:''' September 22, 1875

'''Died:''' December 31, 1935

'''John McMaster''' was one of four sons. His gravestone in [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Harrietstown_Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ellen_McMaster|Ellen McMaster]]."

According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Joseph_McMaster|Joseph]]; [[Andrew%20McMaster|Andrew]]; [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/John_McMaster|John]] and [[William%20McMaster|William]]. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora, started the dairy business. William [and his wife, also Cora] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.