Daniel
(Donald)
Cameron
Born about in Benah, Perthshire, Scotland
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Jennet (McVean) Cameron
— married
about 1804 in Oneida County, New York
Descendants 
Father of
Peter Cameron, Catherine Cameron, Alexander Cameron, Angus Cameron, Catherine Bourden (Cameron) Richardson and Daniel J. Cameron
Died
at about age 82
in La Crescent Twp, Houston, Minnesota
Profile last modified
| Created 10 Jun 2016
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Biography
Daniel Cameron was the father of Peter Cameron the founder of La Crescent, Minnesota. La Crescent is a small agricultural community located on the border across the Mississippi River from its larger neighbor La Crosse, Wisconsin. Daniel Cameron was the great uncle by marriage of Peter FergusonFerguson-3988 of Ontario, Canada another early La Crescent pioneer settler.
Sources
- City of La Crescent, MN - History[1]
- 1860 US Census, La Crescent, Houston, MN
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