(died 7 July 1941, aged 86), contractor. Called a “pioneer railway contractor.” “A native of Lancaster, Ont., he began railway construction work as a youth with his uncle, Robert Maclennan, who was construction engineer with the Canadian Pacific Railway when the original survey was begun out of Port Arthur.” Donald Mason Maclennan served with the North-West Mounted Police, and “for a few years” he was a CPR “horseback courier on the prairies.” He died in North Vancouver. He may have been the brother of Alexander Malcolm Maclennan.

Standard Freeholder 10 July 1941 (QF) * MacGillivray & Ross 650-651