Notes: Lanark County Origins

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47601	Tullis, Margaret Isobell R.N. July 9, 1915 - May 4, 2008 Peacefully on Sunday, May 4th, 2008 at Elizabeth Bruyere Health Centre, Ottawa. Margaret was born at Lanark, Ontario, the second daughter of Matthew and Eulalie Tullis. Dear sister to Bessie Tullis, Evelyn Miller, Kay Mackintosh, Helen MacKechnie and brother-in-law Douglas MacKechnie. Several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends share in her loss. She was pre-deceased by her sister Mary Moore and brothers-in-law Cyril Moore, Douglas Mackintosh and Robert Miller. A dedicated nurse for over 40 years, Margaret worked at the Ottawa Civic and Winchester hospitals. In retirement, she was an active community volunteer for the past 27 years. Friends may pay their respects at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral service will be held in St. Andrew's United Church, Lanark on Thursday at 11:00 A.M. Interment, Lanark Village Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to St. Andrew's United Church would be appreciated.	Tullis, Margaret Isobell (I46083)
47602	TULLY WILLIAM DAVID TULLY/ M 02/01/1735 780/ 10 75 Ancrum	Tully, William (I37566)
47603	Tuxedo Nursing Home	Penny, Jessie (I60482)
47604	twice to Africa to teach	Armour, Robert "Gordon" DVM (I1214)
47605	Twin sister to Anna Sorensson/Jorgensson Sanders (1840-1879). First wife of Lars Nils Larsson (1826-1892). After her death, her widower married her paternal first cousin Pernella.	Joransson, Botilda (I23048)
47606	Two die in crash Langton, Ont. Douglas William Graves, 19, of this community about 20 miles southwest of Sarnia, and Roy Wilson, 36, of Courtland, Ont., were Killed Monday in a car crash. The Ottawa Journal Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Wednesday, 24 Jul 1974	Graves, Douglas William of Langton, Norfolk Co (I46912)
47607	Two of his daughters were married to McLean's and spoke with Peter Munro when he visited Southhampton, Bruce Co, ON, Canada	Munro, John (I3007)
47608	type of dealership not clear	Pierson, Henry (I13572)
47609	TYSICK, Dorothea "Dorry" Dorry entered into rest with the Lord, in the presence of her family, in hospital, Perth on Saturday, April 8, 2017. Dorothea Louise Tysick (n?ee Ferrier) of Perth was in her 87th year. She was predeceased by her parents Mervyn and Louise Ferrier (n?ee Rudsdale); her daughter Linda; and by her siblings Arthur, Keith and Jean. Dorry was the beloved wife of the late John "Jack" Tysick. Cherished mother to Dianne (Robert) Pinder-Moss, of Gillies Corners; and Jim (Catherine) Tysick, of Perth. Dorry enjoyed special relationships with her five grandchildren, Vanessa (Chris Flieler), Alyssa, David, Jonathan (Rebekah) and Andrew. She will be fondly remembered by her surviving sister Helen (Leonard) Stead, of Hopetown; as well as her sisters-in- law, Joan and Margaret, and several nieces and nephews. Visitation took place at the O'DACRE FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 15 Victoria Street, Perth on Sunday, April 9, 2017. Funeral Service will take place on Monday, April 10 at 2:00 p.m. in St. James the Apostle Anglican Church, Perth, with the Rev. Kenneth O. Davis, officiating. Spring Interment, St. Stephens Anglican Church Cemetery, Brooke. In memory of Dorry, donations to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation or the Arthritis Society would be appreciated by the family. Condolences and tributes may be sent to www.odacrefamily.com. Published Ottawa Citizen on April 10, 2017	Ferrier, Dorothea Louise (I3097)
47610	U.S. Congressman. He graduated from Amherst College Massachusetts, in 1916 and then attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During World War I, he served overseas as a First Lieutenant on the G-3 staff, 91st Division, US Army. After the war, he was an instructor of history at Amherst College in 1920, engaged in the mining business and was a member of the Arizona State House of Representatives, (1923-25). In 1927, he was elected as a Democrat to the Seventieth Congress and to the next three succeeding Congresses, serving until his resignation in 1933. He was appointed Director of the Budget by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and served until he resigned in 1934. He was vice president of a chemical company, (1934-38) and principal of McGill University Canada, (1938-39). During World War II, he was deputy administrator of the War Shipping Administration, (1942-44) and US Ambassador to Great Britain, (1947-50). He also was director, General Motors Corporation, (1944-65), chairman of Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company, (1949-66), the President to head Government Study of Foreign Economic Problems in 1953 and a member of President Johnson's Task Force on American Indians, (1966-67). Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith	Douglas, Lewis Williams (I32928)
47611	U.S. General Land Office Records, 1776-2015 No Image Text-only collection Add alternate information Report issue Name:?tab?William Klum Issue Date:?tab?14 Jun 1877 Place:?tab?Linn, Oregon, USA Meridian:?tab?Willamette Mer Township:?tab?012.0s Range:?tab?001.0W Aliquots:?tab?SE Section:?tab?031 Record Type:?tab?Patent Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records; Washington D.C., USA; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S. General Land Office Records, 1776-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.	Klum, William Henry Jr. (I14610)
47612	ucy Matson Adams Heck was born at Perth, December 5, 1817. She married George Heck, near Prescott, Grenville, 1845. Lucy died August 16, 1852 on the homestead that Barbara Heck passed to her grandson and Lucy's husband. Lucy's children with George Heck were as follows: 1. Georgina Alice, born Augusta, June 4, 1946. 2. Amelia, born in Augusta, May 10, 1848. Married to Mr. William Martindale. 3. Lucy Gertrude Heck, born in Augusta, April 4, 1850.	Adams, Lucinda "Lucy" Matson (I13888)
47613	udson Covert Judson Hogarth Covert, 80, of 3215 Vickery Drive died Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William P. Roscoe Jr. of 2215 Azalea Lane of a heart ailment. He was born Feb. 19, 1893, in Ludden, N.D., the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Covert. He was brought up in the, Ludden area and in 1911, came to Billings with his mother, Mrs. Anna Covert Filshie. He attended and graduated from the Billings High School. He was an outstanding football player and track participant throughout high school. After his graduation from high school, he attended Montana State Univesity in Bozeman. He was a farmer and rancher in eastern Monana before settling west of Billings in 1920. He married Kathryn Murr Feb. 21, 1956, in Billings. He sold his farming interests in 1929, and was employed by the city of Billings until his retirement in 1958. His wife died in 1965. Survivors include a son, John H. of 2124 Silver Sage Trail; a daughter, Mrs. William P. Ros-coe Jr. of 2215 Azalea Lane; a sister, Mrs. Emily Heaton of Lake Oswego, Ore., 13 grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday in Michelotti - Sawyers Mortuary, with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. V. Gergen officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. The Billings Gazette Billings, Montana 26 Aug 1973, Sun ?W Page 6 Name: Judson Hogarth Covert Gender: Male Race: White Death Age: 80 Birth Date: 19 Feb 1893 Birth Place: North Dakota Death Date: 25 Aug 1973 Death Place: Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, USA Father: John H. Covert Mother: Anna McCarty Mother Maiden Name: McCarty Certificate Number: 73 4427	Covert, Judson Hogarth (I47181)
47614	Uncle George was the first physician that did not use liquor in his practice. He was a lecturer also on temperance. He was a successful and widely known doctor.	Duncan, Dr. George (I61288)
47615	Union Work House	Tuck, Francis William (I35085)
47616	United Church Minister	Miller, Douglas Maxwell (I1997)
47617	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. <i>Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930</i>. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.	Source (S901)
47618	unkmown - may have been England, search made when Gordon died	Armour, Ronald Gow (I1855)
47619	unknown	Park, Andrew L. (I29902)
47620	unknown	Baird, Margaret (I58855)
47621	unmarked burial	Wilson, Austin Roy (I283)
47622	unmarried	Manuel, Rev. David Gilmour (I20537)
47623	unmarried in 1934, employed as a bookkeeper in Crookston, MN, where she lives with her mother. "Lusie" could have been Margaret. This was taken from the 1895 census.	Munro, Susan "Lusie" (I2858)
47624	Until this time lumbermen operating on the upper Mississippi River conceded, without complaint, to Gillies-McLaren, and later to McLaren, the right to control their improvements on the river. Competing companies paid tolls to pass their logs through the slides and channels, or held back their drives until McLaren opened his dams and booms. In 1875, The Buck and Stewart Company forced its spring drive down river, cutting through the McLaren boom at Ragged Chute in Palmerston Township (Frontenac County) and opened a 20 foot gap in the McLaren dam at High Falls in North Sherbrooke township, Lanark County. McLaren sued for damages but legal action was terminated when company owner Buck was committed to the Ontario Insane Asylum. Ron Shaw	McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)
47625	Upholsterer	Robinson, Thomas William (I10783)
47626	Upholsterer	Robinson, Arthur Edward (I10630)
47627	URE ARCHIBALD JOHN URE AGNES BLACK FR253 (FR253) M 08/12/1772 564/1 10 414 Greenock New or Middle	Urie, Archibald (I39775)
47628	URE JOHN JOHN URE/AGNES BLAICK FR1986 (FR1986) M 31/08/1777 424/ 70 69 Dunfermline	Urie, John (I39777)
47629	URE MARGARET JOHN URE/AGNES BLAIK FR1928 (FR1928) F 30/04/1775 424/ 60 604 Dunfermline	Urie, Margaret (I39776)
47630	URIE AGNES JOHN URIE AGNES BLACK FR516 (FR516) F 28/05/1780 564/3 20 240 Greenock Old or West	Urie, Agnes (I39778)
47631	URIE DAVID ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLANE FR47 (FR47) M 20/03/1748 560/ 10 79 Cathcart	Urie, David (I40413)
47632	URIE ELIZABETH ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLAN FR51 (FR51) F 18/08/1754 560/ 10 87 Cathcart	Urie, Elizabeth (I40416)
47633	URIE ISABEL ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLAN FR45 (FR45) F 09/09/1744 560/ 10 74 Cathcart	Urie, Isabel (I40417)
47634	URIE JAMES ROBERT URIE/ M 02/09/1694 559/ 10 159 Abbey	Urie, James (I40282)
47635	URIE JAMES ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOACHLONE FR54 (FR54) M 21/01/1759 560/ 10 92 Cathcart	Urie, James (I40414)
47636	URIE JANET JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR321 (FR321) F 17/05/1807 644/2 10 308 Gorbals	Urie, Janet (I39782)
47637	URIE JEAN JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR71 (FR71) F 21/02/1782 560/ 10 126 Cathcart	Urie, Jean (I37460)
47638	URIE JEAN ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOCHLAND FR53 (FR53) F 31/10/1756 560/ 10 90 Cathcart	Urie, Jean (I40418)
47639	URIE JOHN JOHN URIE AGNES BLACK FR504 (FR504) M 21/06/1778 564/3 20 218 Greenock Old or West	Urie, John (I39772)
47640	URIE JOHN JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR312 (FR312) M 15/06/1806 644/2 10 300 Gorbals	Urie, John (I39781)
47641	URIE JOHN JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR72 (FR72) M 28/12/1783 560/ 10 129 Cathcart	Urie, John (I37461)
47642	URIE JOHN MARGARET LOGAN/FR3109 (FR3109) 24/12/1805 644/1 280 35 Glasgow	Family: John Urie / Margaret Logan (F13229)
47643	URIE JOHN MARGARET POLLOCK/FR210 (FR210) 03/11/1779 560/ 10 304 Cathcart	Family: / Margaret Pollock (F12617)
47644	URIE JOHN ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MACHLANE FR48 (FR48) M 29/04/1750 560/ 10 81 Cathcart	Urie, John (I37458)
47645	URIE JOHN ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOCHLANE FR56 (FR56) M 13/03/1763 560/ 10 97 Cathcart	Urie, John (I40415)
47646	URIE MARGARET JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR70 (FR70) F 29/10/1780 560/ 10 125 Cathcart First name(s) Margaret Last name Urie Gender Female Birth year 1780 Birth place - Baptism year 1780 Baptism date 29 Oct 1780 Baptism place CATHCART, RENFREW, SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) John Father's last name Urie Mother's first name(s) Margaret Mother's last name Pollock Place Cathcart County Renfrewshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Baptisms Collections from Scotland, Great Britain	Urie, Margaret "Mary" (I20547)
47647	URIE WILLIAM JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR2123 (FR2123) M 15/10/1810 644/1 200 526 Glasgow	Urie, William (I39780)
47648	US Army World War I Sgt Co. M 164th Infantry	McNicol, Duncan Arthur (I17715)
47649	US Consulate	Elnor, Olive Elizabeth (I12819)
47650	US, Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704-1930 for Margaret Lambie Massachusetts, Columbian Centinel, Marriage Kaauth-Myrie (c.c. Mar.26, 1828) Name: Margaret Lambie Gender: Female Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1828 Marriage Place: Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada, USA Father: William Lambie Spouse: George Brown Film Number: 001001852	Family: George Brown / Margaret Lambie (F6839)

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47601

Tullis, Margaret Isobell R.N.
July 9, 1915 - May 4, 2008
Peacefully on Sunday, May 4th, 2008 at Elizabeth Bruyere Health Centre, Ottawa. Margaret was born at Lanark, Ontario, the second daughter of Matthew and Eulalie Tullis. Dear sister to Bessie Tullis, Evelyn Miller, Kay Mackintosh, Helen MacKechnie and brother-in-law Douglas MacKechnie. Several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends share in her loss. She was pre-deceased by her sister Mary Moore and brothers-in-law Cyril Moore, Douglas Mackintosh and Robert Miller. A dedicated nurse for over 40 years, Margaret worked at the Ottawa Civic and Winchester hospitals. In retirement, she was an active community volunteer for the past 27 years. Friends may pay their respects at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral service will be held in St. Andrew's United Church, Lanark on Thursday at 11:00 A.M. Interment, Lanark Village Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to St. Andrew's United Church would be appreciated.

Tullis, Margaret Isobell (I46083)

47602

TULLY
WILLIAM
DAVID TULLY/
M
02/01/1735
780/
10 75
Ancrum

Tully, William (I37566)

47603

Tuxedo Nursing Home

Penny, Jessie (I60482)

47604

twice to Africa to teach

Armour, Robert "Gordon" DVM (I1214)

47605

Twin sister to Anna Sorensson/Jorgensson Sanders (1840-1879).

First wife of Lars Nils Larsson (1826-1892). After her death, her widower married her paternal first cousin Pernella.

Joransson, Botilda (I23048)

47606

Two die in crash
Langton, Ont.
Douglas William Graves, 19, of this community about 20 miles southwest of Sarnia, and Roy Wilson, 36, of Courtland, Ont., were Killed Monday in a car crash.

The Ottawa Journal
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Wednesday, 24 Jul 1974

Graves, Douglas William of Langton, Norfolk Co (I46912)

47607

Two of his daughters were married to McLean's and spoke with Peter Munro when he visited Southhampton, Bruce Co, ON, Canada

Munro, John (I3007)

47608

type of dealership not clear

Pierson, Henry (I13572)

47609

TYSICK, Dorothea "Dorry"
Dorry entered into rest with the Lord, in the presence of her family, in hospital, Perth on Saturday, April 8, 2017. Dorothea Louise Tysick (n?ee Ferrier) of Perth was in her 87th year. She was predeceased by her parents Mervyn and Louise Ferrier (n?ee Rudsdale); her daughter Linda; and by her siblings Arthur, Keith and Jean. Dorry was the beloved wife of the late John "Jack" Tysick. Cherished mother to Dianne (Robert) Pinder-Moss, of Gillies Corners; and Jim (Catherine) Tysick, of Perth. Dorry enjoyed special relationships with her five grandchildren, Vanessa (Chris Flieler), Alyssa, David, Jonathan (Rebekah) and Andrew. She will be fondly remembered by her surviving sister Helen (Leonard) Stead, of Hopetown; as well as her sisters-in- law, Joan and Margaret, and several nieces and nephews. Visitation took place at the O'DACRE FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 15 Victoria Street, Perth on Sunday, April 9, 2017. Funeral Service will take place on Monday, April 10 at 2:00 p.m. in St. James the Apostle Anglican Church, Perth, with the Rev. Kenneth O. Davis, officiating. Spring Interment, St. Stephens Anglican Church Cemetery, Brooke. In memory of Dorry, donations to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation or the Arthritis Society would be appreciated by the family. Condolences and tributes may be sent to www.odacrefamily.com.
Published Ottawa Citizen on April 10, 2017

Ferrier, Dorothea Louise (I3097)

47610

U.S. Congressman. He graduated from Amherst College Massachusetts, in 1916 and then attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During World War I, he served overseas as a First Lieutenant on the G-3 staff, 91st Division, US Army. After the war, he was an instructor of history at Amherst College in 1920, engaged in the mining business and was a member of the Arizona State House of Representatives, (1923-25). In 1927, he was elected as a Democrat to the Seventieth Congress and to the next three succeeding Congresses, serving until his resignation in 1933. He was appointed Director of the Budget by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and served until he resigned in 1934. He was vice president of a chemical company, (1934-38) and principal of McGill University Canada, (1938-39). During World War II, he was deputy administrator of the War Shipping Administration, (1942-44) and US Ambassador to Great Britain, (1947-50). He also was director, General Motors Corporation, (1944-65), chairman of Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company, (1949-66), the President to head Government Study of Foreign Economic Problems in 1953 and a member of President Johnson's Task Force on American Indians, (1966-67).

Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith

Douglas, Lewis Williams (I32928)

47611

U.S. General Land Office Records, 1776-2015 No Image
Text-only collection
Add alternate information
Report issue
Name:?tab?William Klum
Issue Date:?tab?14 Jun 1877
Place:?tab?Linn, Oregon, USA
Meridian:?tab?Willamette Mer
Township:?tab?012.0s
Range:?tab?001.0W
Aliquots:?tab?SE
Section:?tab?031
Record Type:?tab?Patent
Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records; Washington D.C., USA; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes

Source Information
Ancestry.com. U.S. General Land Office Records, 1776-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.

Klum, William Henry Jr. (I14610)

47612

ucy Matson Adams Heck was born at Perth, December 5, 1817. She married George Heck, near Prescott, Grenville, 1845. Lucy died August 16, 1852 on the homestead that Barbara Heck passed to her grandson and Lucy's husband.

Lucy's children with George Heck were as follows:
1. Georgina Alice, born Augusta, June 4, 1946.
2. Amelia, born in Augusta, May 10, 1848. Married to Mr. William Martindale.
3. Lucy Gertrude Heck, born in Augusta, April 4, 1850.

Adams, Lucinda "Lucy" Matson (I13888)

47613

udson Covert Judson Hogarth Covert, 80, of 3215 Vickery Drive died Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William P. Roscoe Jr. of 2215 Azalea Lane of a heart ailment.

He was born Feb. 19, 1893, in Ludden, N.D., the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Covert. He was brought up in the, Ludden area and in 1911, came to Billings with his mother, Mrs. Anna Covert Filshie. He attended and graduated from the Billings High School. He was an outstanding football player and track participant throughout high school. After his graduation from high school, he attended Montana State Univesity in Bozeman. He was a farmer and rancher in eastern Monana before settling west of Billings in 1920. He married Kathryn Murr Feb. 21, 1956, in Billings. He sold his farming interests in 1929, and was employed by the city of Billings until his retirement in 1958.

His wife died in 1965. Survivors include a son, John H. of 2124 Silver Sage Trail; a daughter, Mrs. William P. Ros-coe Jr. of 2215 Azalea Lane; a sister, Mrs. Emily Heaton of Lake Oswego, Ore., 13 grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.

Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday in Michelotti - Sawyers Mortuary, with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. V. Gergen officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

The Billings Gazette
Billings, Montana
26 Aug 1973, Sun ?W Page 6

Name:     Judson Hogarth Covert
Gender:     Male
Race:     White
Death Age:     80
Birth Date:     19 Feb 1893
Birth Place:     North Dakota
Death Date:     25 Aug 1973
Death Place:     Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, USA
Father: John H. Covert
Mother: Anna McCarty
Mother Maiden Name:     McCarty
Certificate Number:     73 4427

Covert, Judson Hogarth (I47181)

47614

Uncle George was the first physician that did not use liquor in his practice. He was a lecturer also on temperance. He was a successful and widely known doctor.

Duncan, Dr. George (I61288)

47615

Union Work House

Tuck, Francis William (I35085)

47616

United Church Minister

Miller, Douglas Maxwell (I1997)

47617

United States of America, Bureau of the Census. <i>Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930</i>. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.

Source (S901)

47618

unkmown - may have been England, search made when Gordon died

Armour, Ronald Gow (I1855)

47619

unknown

Park, Andrew L. (I29902)

47620

unknown

Baird, Margaret (I58855)

47621

unmarked burial

Wilson, Austin Roy (I283)

47622

unmarried

Manuel, Rev. David Gilmour (I20537)

47623

unmarried in 1934, employed as a bookkeeper in Crookston, MN, where she lives with her mother.

"Lusie" could have been Margaret. This was taken from the 1895 census.

Munro, Susan "Lusie" (I2858)

47624

Until this time lumbermen operating on the upper Mississippi River conceded, without complaint, to Gillies-McLaren, and later to McLaren, the right to control their improvements on the river. Competing companies paid tolls to pass their logs through the slides and channels, or held back their drives until McLaren opened his dams and booms.
In 1875, The Buck and Stewart Company forced its spring drive down river, cutting through the McLaren boom at Ragged Chute in Palmerston Township (Frontenac County) and opened a 20 foot gap in the McLaren dam at High Falls in North Sherbrooke township, Lanark County. McLaren sued for damages but legal action was terminated when company owner Buck was committed to the Ontario Insane Asylum.
Ron Shaw

McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)

47625

Upholsterer

Robinson, Thomas William (I10783)

47626

Upholsterer

Robinson, Arthur Edward (I10630)

47627

URE
ARCHIBALD
JOHN URE AGNES BLACK FR253 (FR253)
M
08/12/1772
564/1
10 414
Greenock New or Middle

Urie, Archibald (I39775)

47628

URE
JOHN
JOHN URE/AGNES BLAICK FR1986 (FR1986)
M
31/08/1777
424/
70 69
Dunfermline

Urie, John (I39777)

47629

URE
MARGARET
JOHN URE/AGNES BLAIK FR1928 (FR1928)
F
30/04/1775
424/
60 604
Dunfermline

Urie, Margaret (I39776)

47630

URIE
AGNES
JOHN URIE AGNES BLACK FR516 (FR516)
F
28/05/1780
564/3
20 240
Greenock Old or West

Urie, Agnes (I39778)

47631

URIE
DAVID
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLANE FR47 (FR47)
M
20/03/1748
560/
10 79
Cathcart

Urie, David (I40413)

47632

URIE
ELIZABETH
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLAN FR51 (FR51)
F
18/08/1754
560/
10 87
Cathcart

Urie, Elizabeth (I40416)

47633

URIE
ISABEL
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOICHLAN FR45 (FR45)
F
09/09/1744
560/
10 74
Cathcart

Urie, Isabel (I40417)

47634

URIE
JAMES
ROBERT URIE/
M
02/09/1694
559/
10 159
Abbey

Urie, James (I40282)

47635

URIE
JAMES
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOACHLONE FR54 (FR54)
M
21/01/1759
560/
10 92
Cathcart

Urie, James (I40414)

47636

URIE
JANET
JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR321 (FR321)
F
17/05/1807
644/2
10 308
Gorbals

Urie, Janet (I39782)

47637

URIE
JEAN
JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR71 (FR71)
F
21/02/1782
560/
10 126
Cathcart

Urie, Jean (I37460)

47638

URIE
JEAN
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOCHLAND FR53 (FR53)
F
31/10/1756
560/
10 90
Cathcart

Urie, Jean (I40418)

47639

URIE
JOHN
JOHN URIE AGNES BLACK FR504 (FR504)
M
21/06/1778
564/3
20 218
Greenock Old or West

Urie, John (I39772)

47640

URIE
JOHN
JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR312 (FR312)
M
15/06/1806
644/2
10 300
Gorbals

Urie, John (I39781)

47641

URIE
JOHN
JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR72 (FR72)
M
28/12/1783
560/
10 129
Cathcart

Urie, John (I37461)

47642

URIE
JOHN
MARGARET LOGAN/FR3109 (FR3109)
24/12/1805
644/1
280 35
Glasgow

Family: John Urie / Margaret Logan (F13229)

47643

URIE
JOHN
MARGARET POLLOCK/FR210 (FR210)
03/11/1779
560/
10 304
Cathcart

Family: / Margaret Pollock (F12617)

47644

URIE
JOHN
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MACHLANE FR48 (FR48)
M
29/04/1750
560/
10 81
Cathcart

Urie, John (I37458)

47645

URIE
JOHN
ROBERT URIE/ELIZABETH MOCHLANE FR56 (FR56)
M
13/03/1763
560/
10 97
Cathcart

Urie, John (I40415)

47646

URIE
MARGARET
JOHN URIE/MARGARET POLLOCK FR70 (FR70)
F
29/10/1780
560/
10 125
Cathcart

First name(s)     Margaret
Last name     Urie
Gender     Female
Birth year     1780
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1780
Baptism date     29 Oct 1780
Baptism place     CATHCART, RENFREW, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     John
Father's last name     Urie
Mother's first name(s)     Margaret
Mother's last name     Pollock
Place     Cathcart
County     Renfrewshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Baptisms
Collections from     Scotland, Great Britain

Urie, Margaret "Mary" (I20547)

47647

URIE
WILLIAM
JOHN URIE/MARGARET LOGAN FR2123 (FR2123)
M
15/10/1810
644/1
200 526
Glasgow

Urie, William (I39780)

47648

US Army
World War I
Sgt Co. M 164th Infantry

McNicol, Duncan Arthur (I17715)

47649

US Consulate

Elnor, Olive Elizabeth (I12819)

47650

US, Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704-1930 for Margaret Lambie
Massachusetts, Columbian Centinel, Marriage Kaauth-Myrie (c.c. Mar.26, 1828)

Name:     Margaret Lambie
Gender:     Female
Marriage Date:     1 Mar 1828
Marriage Place:     Dalhousie, New Brunswick, Canada, USA
Father:     William Lambie
Spouse:     George Brown
Film Number:     001001852

Family: George Brown / Margaret Lambie (F6839)

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