. secondly 11 June 1873 Bunella McMurrich, daughter of John McMurrich*, and they had

prominent lumber merchants; he was also a nephew of architect John Ostell* and a first cousin of Édouard-Charles

railway tools, metal- and wood-lathes, and boring and drilling equipment. Two years later another Scot and former Gartshore apprentice, John Bertram, bought out McDonald’s interest

 years, made his health uncertain but, as he confessed to John Stephen Willison

the Dingley tariff, which restored protective duties, particularly on forest products [see John Bertram

BERTRAM, JOHN, businessman and politician; b

in Charlottetown, son of John A. Bertram, a farmer, and Mary Ann —; m. 25 Dec. 1875 Agnes Isabella Moffatt in North Sydney, N.S., and they had four children, three of whom lived to