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Charles McNicholl, born and raised in Westmount, was stock broker in Montreal. While he was still a student at McGill University, he was recruited for military service and went to Augusta, Georgia, for training at the Wright Flying School. Among various commissions during World War I, he spent two terms on the seaplane carrier HMS Pegasus. When he was decommissioned in 1918, he had achieved the rank of flight lieutenant and been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
James C. McNeil was the editor of the Glengarry Times in the early 1880s.
Malcolm McNaughton was a farmer born in Ireland in approximately 1810. He lived in Hinchinbrooke, Quebec, with his wife Barbara Gardner and their children, Malcolm, Agnes, William, Elizabeth, Barbara, John, Margaret, Alexander, and James. He was involved in sugar production the construction of roads on the Hall family property in Hinchinbrooke. He died on 13 December 1857.
John McNaughton was a medical student at the Montreal Medical Institution, foreunner of McGill University.