Margaret Dixon McDougall

In a number of sources, Margaret MacDougall is mistakenly identified as "Paul Peppergrass," author of The Lady of the Beacon of the Araheera (1857); however, this was the pseudonym of a Catholic priest, John Boyce (1810-1864).

A number of other unverified titles have also been attributed to Margaret Dixon MacDougall: Life in Glenshie: Being the Recollections of Elizabeth Ray, School-teacher (1878), My Young Master, Casting a Lot: Revenge in Theory and Practice, and In Search of the Supernatural.

Margaret Dixon McDougall was the aunt of author Mary Edith Carey Tyrrell.

For a more detailed biography and bibliography, see her entry in the Canada's Early Women Writers project.

• Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Clarence, ON
• Montesano, WA
• Oscoda, MI
• Pembroke, ON

• Margaret Moran Dixon
• Mrs. Alexander Dougald McDougall
• Nora Pembroke
• Norah

• Irishmen of Montreal
• S.E. Mitchell
• W. Templeton

• Canada's Early Women Writers Project