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  Wartime Heritage
                                    ASSOCIATION
 
 
 
  Remembering World War I
  Yarmouth Connections
 
 
  Name:
  
  Norman Scott MacKinnon
  Rank:
  
  
  Chief Skipper
  Service:
  
  Royal Canadian Navy
   
  
  
  HMCS Niobe
   
  Date of Birth:
  November 12, 1866
  Place of Birth:
  Chebogue, Yarmouth Co., NS
  Date of Death:
  February 28, 1918
  Age at Death:
  53
  Cemetery:
  
  Yarmouth Mountain Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada
  Commemorated on Page 461 of the First World War Book of Remembrance
  Displayed in the Memorial Chamber of the Peace Tower in Ottawa on October 1
  Not Commemorated on the Yarmouth War Memorial
  Chief Skipper Norman Scott MacKinnon was the son of Lucy and John MacKinnon, of Yarmouth. He was the husband 
  of Julia Henrietta (Patterson) MacKinnon, Yarmouth, NS  married on December 1, 1896.  He was the father of one 
  daughter, Viva MacKinnon, and two sons,  Sutton MacKinnon and Dalton R MacKinnon. 
  As a young man, Norman roamed the world as a sea captain and became Chief Skipper on HMCS Niobe during WWI.  
  He died of natural causes while at home in Yarmouth on February 28, 1918.
  
   
   
  Sources:
  Commonwealth War Grave Commission
  Canadian Virtual War Memorial
  Birth of the Canadian Navy
   
  
 
   
   Norman Scott MacKinnon  
 
 
   
 
  
 
  photo: Wartime Heritage (2014)
 
 