From "History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Candy Grubb (candyg@theofficenet.com)
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JOHN D. McDOUGALL
	John D. McDougall is one of the industrious farmers whose 
labors are bringing the new county of Ferry to be one of the excellent
political divisions of the great state of Washington.  He resides about
five miles south from Curlew, upon land secured through the government
right and is giving his attention to farming and stock raising.  He
was born in Ontario, Canada, on March 24, 1852, being th son of David
and Katie (McDonald) McDougall, natives of Canada, whre they farmed 
until their death.  The father was well to do and came from a prominent
family.  They were the parents of the following named children, Christa,
Maggie, Katie, Joseph, Duncan, Alexander, and Daniel.  At Cornwall,
Canada, our subject received his education from the public schools and
when fifteen came to Stillwater, Minnesota, where he followed logging
for twenty-six years, operating in Minnesota and Wisconsin.  Then he
went to Ashland, after which he journeyed west, landing in Ferry county
in 1902, taking the place where he now lives, as a homestead.  He has 
forty acres under cultivation, besides a good band of stock.
	In 1872, Mr. McDougall married Miss Sophia, daughter of Matt
and Mary Burgan, natives of New Brunswick and parents of twelve
children, nine of whom are living, named as follows, John, Matt, Bertha,
Grace, Dan, Mary and Kate.
	Fraternally, Mr. McDougall is a Republican and always takes an
active part with his party.  He and his wife are members of the Catholic 
church, while he is a member also of the Catholic Knights.
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