II. John, second son of Alexander Sinclair, settled in Goshen on a lot of land beside his father's. He was married by the Rev. Alexander Lewis, on 30 June 1825, to Elizabeth, daughter of Alexander Mackenzie, Forks, St. Mary's, and had by her the following children:
Alexander, eldest son of John Sinclair, married Elizabeth Murray, with issue two sons,
William, second son of John Sinclair, studied for the ministry. He was ordained 7 Nov 1865, and settled over the congregation of Mabou, Cape Breton. He died 4 February 1870.
John Thomas, third son of John Sinclair, married Euphemia, daughter of the Hon. William Mackeen, Mabou, Cape Breton, and had by her two daughters, and a son named Francis. He lives in Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. His wife died in 1878. His daughters died young.
Robert Angus, fourth son of John Sinclair, removed to New York, and engaged there in a bakery business. He died in 1894.
Daniel Macgillivray, fifth son of John Sinclair, married Janet Smith, of Mabou, in 1865, with issue:
Simon, sixth son of John Sinclair, lives in Goshen.
He married Mary M. Scott, of Guysborough, in 1870, by whom he had the following children:
Hugh Kenneth, eighth son of John Sinclair, married Frances Bishop, of Antigonish, by whom he had
Joseph, tenth son of John Sinclair, married in May 1877, Jessie M. Forbes, by whom he had four children: Kirtley, John, Gertrude and Karl. He removed to Yakima in 1879. He entered the American army in 1863 and was engaged in several battles of the civil war. He held the rank of lieutenant-colonel at the time of his retirement. He died in 1895.
Samuel Henry, eleventh son of John Sinclair, married Annie, daughter of Alexander Maclean, of Lime Brook, East River, Pictou. He lives at Ridgely, Maryland, U.S.A.
Author's Addition (2nd Edition 1902):
He died in 1857.
He lived for some time in Mabou. He removed to Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, about 1881. He died in 1894.
James, seventh son of John Sinclair, lived on the old homestead in Goshen. He married Jessie Henderson, of Merigomish, in 1867, and by her had five children:
He died in 1895.
He left Goshen in 1879, and went to live in Yakima, Washington Territory.
Samuel Henry Sinclair in Ridgely has four children:
Isabel, only daughter of John Sinclair, was married in 1870 to John Macphie, South River, Antigonish. Mr. Macphie removed with his family to Yakima in 1882.
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