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Andrew McInnes Jr., son of Andrew MacInnes and Margaret Swan Birth: 14 Mar 1809 in Aberfoyle Parish, Perthshire, Scotland Married: Sarah Clark, 16 Mar 1831 in Fort Augustus, Scotland (age 22) Died: 5 Apr 1891 in Vittoria, Norfolk County (age 82)  Buried: St. Andrews Presbyterian/United, Churchyard, Vittoria

Sarah Clark, daughter of Thomas Clark and Anne Mackay Born: 8 Jul 1814 in Inverness-shire, Scotland Married: Andrew McInnes, 16 Mar 1831 in Fort Augustus, Scotland (age 16) Died: 28 Apr 1891 (age 76)  Buried: St. Andrews Presbyterian/United, Churchyard, Vittoria

Their Children: Henrietta Budgard McInnes married Wm. R. Rapelje, then Joseph Barrett Agnes Joanna McInnes (1833-1833) Ann McInnes married Daniel A. McCall Isabella McInnes married Adam Horn Margaret McInnes married Dennis P. Norton. Settled in Kansas Sarah McInnes married Senator Alexander McCall Dr. Walter John McInnes married Clara G. Miller Dr. Andrew McInnes married Emily___, lived in South America; St. Williams; B.C. Eliza Robina McInnes married William Greesman Martha Georgina Bell McInnes married William Dawson Jr.

Notes: This surname also appears in the historical record spelled MacInnes. Andrew was raised the legal ward of Rob Roy novelist Sir Walter Scott. After touring Europe, Andrew moved to Grenada, British West Indies where he was said to be the youngest planter to receive indeminity when slavery was abolished in 1833. He came to Norfolk in 1839 and named his farm house just west of Vittoria Aberfoyle. This family was prominent in Vittoria for the next century.

Source: John Cardiff of Simcoe, Norfolk County. Submitted: 15 Feb 2004 For additional information about this family, contact the submitter directly.