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Helen Buchan was the mother of The Lord Tweedsmuir and Governor General, John Buchan.

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William James de L'Aigle Buchan, 3rd Baron Tweedsmuir, also known as "William Tweedsmuir", was an English peer and author of novels, short stories, memoirs and verse. He was the second son of the writer and Governor General of Canada, John Buchan.

William Henderson Buchan is the brother of The Lord Tweedsmuir and Governor General, John Buchan.

In 1817, William Buchanan emigrated from Scotland to what is now Kemptville, Ontario. Two years later he was followed by his wife, Anne Hunter, and children. While some of William's descendants left the area, representatives of the family continued in the Kemptville region to the present day. In 1868, John Hunter, brother of Anne Buchanan, died, leaving no will. As Hunter was unmarried, the estate had to be divided between his nine nieces and nephews. There followed a relatively long correspondence between persons in England and the Buchanans in Kemptville, as the estate settlement dragged on. In 1930, a rumor started that a William Buchanan of Kemptville had entailed his estate for 99 years after his death. As of 1930 the 99 years had apparently elapsed and the estate, amounting to some $850.000 was to be divided among living descendants. The papers include some correspondence on this issue.

Politician and merchant, Hamilton, Ont.

The Buck Lake Association Inc. (formerly the Buck Lake Protective Association Inc.) was incorporated on 8 June 1988. Its mission is "to enhance people's enjoyment of Buck Lake now and for future generations."

Kingston, Ontario.

Dilys Buckley-Jones was a graduate of Queen's University, B.A 1965. She was the former High Commissioner for Canada to Trinidad & Tobago, as well as to Zambia and Malawi.