William Campbell, a distillery worker from Campbeltown, Scotland, arrived in Nova Scotia in 1841 with his wife, Margaret, and their five daughters. They purchased land near Glengarry Station, Pictou County, next door to one of Margaret's brothers whohad arrived a few years earlier. One of their daughters married into the Frame family, establishing the land in that name, and today the 600-acre property belongs to one of their great grandchildren, Robert Frame, and his wife, Sheila.
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