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Created page with " '''Born:''' July 1, 1872 '''Died:''' August 6, 1954 '''Andrew McMaster''' was the second of four sons. His gravestone in Harrietstown Cemetery reads "Son of Wm. and Ellen McMaster."  According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: Joseph; Andrew; John and William. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora [Rawlins], s..."
 
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'''Died:''' August 6, 1954
'''Died:''' August 6, 1954


'''Andrew McMaster''' was the second of four sons. His gravestone in [[Harrietstown%20Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]] reads "Son of Wm. and [[Ellen%20McMaster|Ellen McMaster]]." 
'''Andrew McMaster''' was the second 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: [[Joseph%20McMaster|Joseph]]; Andrew; [[John%20McMaster|John]] and William. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora [Rawlins], started the dairy business. William and Cora [Shaw] 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; [[John McMaster|John]] and William. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora [Rawlins], started the dairy business. William and Cora [Shaw] 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: July 1, 1872

Died: August 6, 1954

Andrew McMaster was the second of four sons. His gravestone in Harrietstown Cemetery reads "Son of Wm. and Ellen McMaster." 

According to an article by Deborah Donaldson, William and Ellen had four sons: Joseph; Andrew; John and William. Joseph was next to take over the 600 acres. Joseph and his wife, Cora [Rawlins], started the dairy business. William and Cora [Shaw] had moved to the Forest Home Road to a farm of their own. Andrew and John stayed to help Joseph with the dairy.