So perhaps you are asking who adopted Stewart Burton McLennan?,
Well it turns out Stewart Burton McLennan was adopted by a couple (after all in 1957, nobody admitted to being gay, much less being able to adopt children).
This couple lived on an island, actually they lived on two islands or at least had the ability to live on two islands over the course of each year. The largest island is huge, many people live there, and it is pretty close to Blind River. This couple were not afraid to let Stewart Burton McLennan know he was a chosen one right from the beginning.
Stewart does not remember this the largest of the two islands as they lived there for a few years, and then moved into a city. Stewart Burton McLennan does remember and to this day enjoys the other island which is pretty big itself.
If you are from the area of Blind River, perhaps you can guess the name of a really big island near there.
So what was life like, well without giving away the entire story, Stewart Burton McLennan and his adoptive parents moved around a number of times during his life.
Was this due to a life of crime, or perhaps being in the military? Happily Stewart Burton McLennan can say it is not!. Not that there is anything wrong with being in the military, as one of Stewart Burton McLennan's friends has made a decent career of being in the Canadian military.
Stewart did consider as a teenager joining the Canadian military, even took a tour of the Kingston Military College, just off the St. Laurence River, but I'm jumping ahead here, as the topic is supposed to be about the adoptive parents of Stewart Burton McLennan.
Would you like to know that Stewart was raised as a Muslim, and was the only white kid in a Black family, well sorry another wild goose chase. As Stewart was raised a normal Christian, oh, and the Black family didn't happen either, the adoptive parents of Stewart Burton McLennan were both white skinned. Now that is not to say Stewart Burton McLennan thinks of himself as a 100% white guy, since quite frankly, he does not know. Throw in there the certain traits and abilities that Stewart has, and he sometimes ponders that perhaps he is partial Indian. This is not too far of a stretch since the reservation beside Blind River is within walking distance of the town.
About now if Stewart Burton McLennan's birth parent is reading this, he/she is either totally outraged or nodding his/her head in agreement.
It would be terrific if someone could inform Stewart Burton McLennan of his true ancestry