LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
Matches 551 to 600 of 48,188
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| 551 | (Research):Cemetery, Row 118 Lot 11 | Easton, Marjory Mary (I2660)
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| 552 | (Research):Census Canada 1851 Robert Boyle, 24, Lumberer, b. Upper Canada, Church of Scotland Australia Electoral Rolls 1903 Robert Boyle, Old Identity Hotel, licensed victualler. Admitted to Dunwich Benevelent Asylum 6 Feb 1920 with a chest injury and senility. Discharged 30 Sep 1920, aged 84. Burial place unknown. Listed as farmer, Church of England, could read and write, four sons and five daughters, arrived in Brisbane in 1863 and has been farming for himself at Harrisville, 42 years. No money, no property. Other relatives: wife, Margaret Elizabeth Boyle, Byrain SNew Farm, Brisbane. | Boyle, Robert "Hendry" (I2081)
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| 553 | (Research):Channelkirk From the following it appears that the name Dod*s only appears in Channelkirk between the years of 1768 and 1788. ?W Channelkirk is about 10 kms from Stirling. Marriages 1700-1799 DODS ALEXANDER ISOBEL BARTRUM/FR463 (FR463) 02/06/1770 729 20 / 140 CHANNELKIRK DODS JEAN JAMES HAY/FR462 (FR462) 24/12/1768 729 20 / 139 CHANNELKIRK ------------------------------------------------------------------- Channelkirk - Births DODS THOMAS ALEXANDER DODS/ELIZABETH WHITE FR365 (FR365) M 01/07/1772 729 20 / 43 CHANNELKIRK DODS ALEXANDER ALEXANDER DODS/ELIZABETH WHITE FR449 (FR449) M 15/05/1781 729 20 / 126 CHANNELKIRK DODS JAMES ALEXANDER DODS/ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD FR391 (FR391) M 08/01/1788 729 20 / 69 CHANNELKIRK DODS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NELLY PATRICH DODS/PEGGY WHITE FR370 (FR370) F 07/09/1776 729 20 / 48 CHANNELKIRK DODS MARGARET PATRICK DODS/MARGARET WHITEHEAD FR386 (FR386) F 20/04/1784 729 20 / 64 CHANNELKIRK DODS ALEXANDER PATRICK DODS/PEGGY WHITE FR374 (FR374) M 07/10/1778 729 20 / 52 CHANNELKIRK DODS DAVID PETER DODS/PEGGY WHITE FR365 (FR365) M 03/06/1771 729 20 / 43 CHANNELKIRK | Dods, Alexander (I9331)
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| 554 | (Research):Charles Edward Living Ottawa Public School Teaching Staff since 1882, Bolton St School, Kent St School, George St School School Principal 20 years Wellington Street School , join staff (1898) Clerk of Superintendant | Swing, Charles Edward "Ned" (I12343)
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| 555 | (Research):Charles McFadden Attachments Feb 20, 2018, 5:21 PM to me Name Hazel Wachal Marriage Date 18 Jan 1926 Marriage Place Spokane, Washington, USA Father G N Wachal Mother Celemina Wachal Spouse Harold G McIntyre Household Members Name Age Harold G McIntyre Marion McIntyre W J McIntyre Hazel Wachal Celemina Wachal G N Wachal Name: Hazel McIntyre Maiden Name: Wachal Birth Date: 1904 Death Date: 1964 Cemetery: Menoken Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Menoken, Burleigh County, North Dakota, United States of America Name Harold Gordon McIntyre Gender Male Birth Year abt 1907 Death Age 57 Death Date 22 Oct 1964 Death Location Vancouver Registration Number 1964-09-013648 BCA Number B13269 GSU Number 2033722 Name: Harold Gordon Mcintyre Cemetery: Mountain View Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada | Wachal, Hazel Marie (I16270)
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| 556 | (Research):Charles McFadden Attachments photo of Delores Hogg Tue, Feb 20, 2018, 5:13 PM to me Hi Diane Harold Gordon McIntyre b. January 20, 1905 at Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Canada. d. October 22, 1964 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. m. Hazel Marie Wadal she is from North Dakota Harold McIntyre was raised by "Aunt Boyle" We have no idea who that was ! Any ideas ? Here is his daughter Delores Fay McIntyre born 18 July 1933 you got it Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada. Married Hubert Robert Hogg born 17 Oct 1932 Manitoba, Canada died 2012 Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Name: Delores Hogg Gender: Female Death Date: 7 Feb 2013 Obituary Date: 16 Feb 2013 Newspaper Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Spouse: Hubert Children: Sandra (Larry Starke) and Andrea (Ian Lindsay) Siblings: Betty, Maxine and Kathleen; Butch; Eileen and Irene; Ray and Gordon *********************** Diane Duncan Feb 20, 2018, 10:23 PM to Charles I have Harold Gordon McIntyre b. 26 Jan 1906. Is this someone else? Did Alfred have a second partner? Did some of the kids stay with him? As far as I can determine so far, none of the Boyles stayed in Canada. Have I missed someone? Where did this info come from? Did Delores have 8 siblings or are some names nieces and nephews. ********************************* No a typo on my part ? is Harold Gordon McIntyre b 26 Jan 1906 I am also working on Marion Lawson McIntyre Jopprud's sister Rachel Ruth as is another brain teaser will update you on that. You'll find it real detective work ! Looks to me like Delores had 8 siblings. Here is what I have on him. Harold Gordon McIntyre so far and is not much ! We need to find out just who "Aunt Boyle" is who raised him if we can Ann McIntyre mother of Alfred Boyle McIntyre Her sister Jane McIntyre married George Affleck and they are in Pilot Mound but he is not with them and Jane dies 22 Dec 1909 Her sister Isabella McIntyre marries Archibald Ross Ballentine and they are in Manitoba but he is not with them that I can find. Here they are in 1906 Harold Gordon McIntyre Name Herola McIntyre Gender Male Marital Status Single Age Infant Birthplace Manitoba Relation to Head of House Son Father's Name A B McIntyre Mother's Name Marion McIntyre Province Manitoba District Souris Sub-District Description Townships 1, 2, 3 in ranges 13, 14 west, and such portion of township 3, range 12 west as is situated in this district Sub-District 01 Post Office Mather Household Members Name Age A B McIntyre Marion McIntyre Robert McIntyre Archie McIntyre Wm McIntyre Ross McIntyre Howard McIntyre Lela McIntyre Herola McIntyre Bella Reneud Name Harold Gordon McIntyre Gender Male Birth Year abt 1907 Death Age 57 Death Date 22 Oct 1964 Death Location Vancouver Registration Number 1964-09-013648 BCA Number B13269 GSU Number 2033722 Name Harold Gordon Mcintyre Cemetery Mountain View Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada Name Harold Gordon McIntyre Gender Male Race/Nationality Scottish Age 33 Birth Date abt 1906 Birth Place Mather ,Manitoba Arrival Date 28 Aug 1939 Port of Arrival Northport, Washington, USA Accompanied by WHazel Chirent Chgarden Cheileen Chberty Arrival Contact FAlfred Mcintyre Departure Contact BArdies Mcintyre Record has photo? No Record Type Cards Household Members Name Age Harold Gordon McIntyre Name Harold Gordon McIntyre Gender Male Race/Nationality Scottish Age 33 Birth Date 26 Jan 1906 Birth Place Mather, Manitoba Arrival Date 27 Oct 1939 Port of Arrival Turner, Montana, USA Accompanied by Wife Hazel, Ch Irene, Ch Gordon, Ch Eileene, Ch Betty, Ch Raymond, Ch Deloris, Ch Maxine, Ch Kathleen Names kiddies in obit above 1910 U.S. Name Hazel Wachal Age in 1910 5 Birth Year abt 1905 Birthplace Iowa Home in 1910 Menoken, Burleigh, North Dakota Race White Gender Female Relation to Head of House Daughter Marital Status Single Father's Name Geo M Wachal Father's Birthplace Australia Mother's Name Elmina Wachal Mother's Birthplace Iowa Native Tongue English 1920 U.S. Name Hazel M Wachal Age 15 Birth Year abt 1905 Birthplace Iowa Home in 1920 Menoken, Burleigh, North Dakota Residence Date 1920 Race White Gender Female Relation to Head of House Daughter Marital Status Single Father's Name George M Wachal Father's Birthplace Hungary Mother's Name Almona Wachal Mother's Birthplace Iowa Able to Speak English Yes Occupation None Attended School Yes Able to read Yes Able to Write Yes Parents George Michael Wachal 8 Jun 1872 Bohemia Czech Republic ? 25 May Bismark Burleigh North Dakota Almena May Fee 19 Dec 1876 Center Point Linn Iowa ? 7 Jun 1957 Bismark, Burleigh, North Dakota Name Harold G McIntyre Marriage Age 21 Birth Date abt 1905 Birth Place Macher Manntoba Marriage Date 18 Jan 1926 Marriage Place Spokane, Washington, USA Father W J McIntyre Mother Marion McIntyre Spouse Hazel Wachal Household Members Name Age Harold G McIntyre Marion McIntyre W J McIntyre Hazel Wachal Celemina Wachal G N Wacchal | McIntyre, Harold Gordon (I16269)
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| 557 | (Research):Charles was born with a lame arm and leg. He did not marry. | Dodds, Charles Wilson (I1839)
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| 558 | (Research):Charles' Riddle My Somerville's 1 Genealogy - Charles & Ted Charles McFadden Attachments Jan 28, 2018, 5:58 PM to me Get grip on chair??. My Somerville's Mrs. Donald Somerville Donald son of John Lorne Somerville And Ida May Mather Daughter of David Mather and Isabella Gillies David Mather son of John Mather and Robina Lunam Isabella Gillies daughter of George Gillies and Mary Rodger George Gillies, brother of John Gillies, who took Senator Peter McLaren married to Sophia Elizabeth Lees into partnership. George Gillies' daughter is Mrs. Peter Lawson. George Gillies, son of John Gillies Society Settler who settled beside John Lawson Senior, Andrew James Boag and Andrew Somerville. *********** John Lorne Somerville Son of John Somerville and Marion Campbell John Somerville son of Son of Helen MURRAY And Robert Somerville Helen Murray sister of Mrs. John McPherson, daughter of James Murray and Mary Davidson. Robert Somerville son of John Somerville Senior Lanark Society Settler. Marion Campbell Granddaughter of John Gemmill and Ann Weir Brig David of London 1821 Marion Campbell blood Aunt of Mrs. Robert Lawson, this Robert of mine being first cousin of my 2 great grandma And Grandson of John Lawson Senior. Better have a Boag's Draft or a Last Duel Lager ! You can ask Don if he is familiar with my Boag window on Main Street USA at Disneyland As Wally's great grandpa was brother of my 2 great grandma And Wally's great grandma was daughter of my 3 great blood Aunt. Chuck | Somerville, Donald Argyle (I16223)
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| 559 | (Research):Check Census 1881 to see if she worked for Samuel Bolton. | Clark, Mary Anne (I4255)
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| 560 | (Research):Check out James Robinson 27, born Montreal, living in Bathurst, son of Arthur Robinson and Ann Miller married Jane Mitchell 20, born Bristol CE, daughter of John Mitchell and Elizabeth Campbell on 6 Jan 1863. Witness was John Robinson South Sherbrooke. | Robertson, Ann (I5036)
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| 561 | (Research):Check this out: Name: William Miller Birth Date: Abt 1726-1727 Baptism Date: 5 Feb 1726 Baptism Place: Titchwell, Norfolk, England Parish: Titchwell Event Type: Baptism Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Map: View this parish Father: John Miller Mother: Anne Miller Source Citation Northamptonshire Record Office; Northampton, England Source Information Ancestry.com. Norfolk, England, Church of England Baptism, Marriages, and Burials, 1535-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016. Original data: Church of England Parish Registers. Norfolk Record Office, Norwich, Norfolk, England. Description This collection includes parish registers containing baptism, marriage and burial records for the years 1535-1812, from three quarters of the parishes of the county of Norfolk, England. Learn more... Name: William Miller Gender: Male Baptism Date: 5 Feb 1726 Baptism Place: Weasenham-All Saints, Norfolk, England Father: John Miller Mother: Anne Miller FHL Film Number: 1702653 Source Information Ancestry.com. England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. | Miller, William (I3994)
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| 562 | (Research):Chief of Clan Colquhoun 15th of Colquhoun & 17th of Luss From the 1844 original edition of Sir William Fraser's The Chiefs of Colquhoun and their Country: Alexander Colquhoun was 15th Laird of Colquhoun & 17th of Luss from 1592-1617. It does not appear that Alexander was ever knighted, so he did not have the title of "Sir." Alexander was the 3rd son. His eldest brother, Humphrey, was murdered at 27 by MacGregors and MacFarlands. His other elder brother, John, died prior to 1592. His parent and siblings were noted as: Sir John Colquhoun only had children by his 2nd wife, Agnes Boyd; 3 sons & 2 daughters: 1. Sir Humphrey, who succeeded him. 2. John, 2nd son, who had a reputation for harassing the tenants of neighboring lands. 3. Alexander, who succeeded his brother, Humphrey 4. Jean, who married Sir Mathew Stewart of Minto as his 2nd wife. 5. Margaret, who married Sir James Edmonstone of Duntreath, Knight. And he had an illegitimate son, Gavin, who was given land by his "brother-germain", Alexander Colquhoun of Luss. In this agreement, Gavin was referred to as the '"natural son" of Sir John Colquhoun of Luss. Humphrey, the prior laird and Alexander's brother, had not paid taxes to King James VI that were owed by all the lairds of the land and had his lands in Luss taken from him and given to the Lord of the Privy Seal, Walter Commandator of Blantyre. Humphrey had to pay him 5000 merks for the return of the lands. Alexander acted as official tutor to his nieces, Jean, Margaret, and Annas, the daughters of his deceased brother, Humphrey. As we have heard, Jean, was raped by the marauders who killed her father, and did not long survive him, perhaps due to the injuries she suffered that day. The Colquhouns were feuding with the MacFarlanes, the MacGregors, and the Buchanans. In order to settle the Buchanan feud, Alexander Colquhoun married the daughter of Sir George Buchanan of that Ilk, Helen Buchanan. That seems to have finally settled affairs betwixt the 2 clans. The marriage contract was signed on 25 Oct 1596. The deadly feuds in the Highlands continued, with Alexander Colquhoun among them, and King James finally brought the various heads of clan before him and made them find others who would be responsible for them financially if they broke the peace. This didn't really work and the feuding went on into the 1600's. In 1600, Alexander's great-uncle, William Chirnside, Pastor of Luss, finally died and Alexander gave the parish church and its' living to Duncan Arrall. The Colquhouns finally settled with the MacFarlanes in 1603 but the MacGregors were a worse problem for them. In Dec 1602, there was the deadly MacGregor attack in Glenfinlas. On 7 Feb 1603, Glenfruin and its' bloody nightmare for the Colquhouns occurred. The MacGregors so horrified the King and the country with their attack on the Colquhouns that the name Gregor and MacGregor were abolished. MacGregors were hunted down and put on trial, others simply put to death. And this went on for more than a decade. In 1616, Sir Alexander Colquhoun of Luss, was gifted land in Ireland from the King. He was given a portion of 1000 English acres, in the precinct of Portlough, Barony of Raphoe, County of Donegal, Ireland, which became known as the Manor of Corkagh. His obligations as to the Irish lands were that 1) he would annually pay the King (after the 1st two years), ?5, 6 shillings, 8 cents; 2) make upon the land within 2 years a strong Court or Bawn; 3) have ready in his house at all times a convenient store of arms, with which to furnish a competent number of men for their defense; 4) Place, within 2 years, a competent number of English or inland Scots tenants upon his portion; 5) Be present, or place someone to be present, for 5 years upon the property; and 6) Enter a bond of ?200 for due performance of these conditions. Alexander sent his daughter, Nancy, and her husband, John McAuselan (younger son of the Baron McAuselan), to live on the land and to develop it to the standards of the Crown. In Alexander's first will, he gave the Irish inheritance of Corkagh Manor to Nancy and John McAuselan, but just before his death (in fact on 16 May 1617), Alexander changed his will to give over the land to his son, Adam, instead. Alexander Colquhoun died on 23 May 1617. Alexander Colquhoun and his wife, Helen Buchanan had 6 sons and 5 daughters (listed as males first, then females): 1. John, who succeeded him and was created a baronet. 2. Humphrey of Balvie, who inherited the Colquhoun estate at Balvie from his father. 3. Alexander 4. Walter, who with his brother, George, moved to Sweden and became cannon makers to King Adolphus Gustavus. 5. Adam, who inherited the lands in Ireland 6. George, who went to Sweden. See Walter. 7. Jean, who married Allan, 5th Lord Cathcart in 1626. She remarried upon his death to Sir Duncan Campbell, Baronet, of Auchinbrecht. Her 3rd husband was Sir William Hamilton, Knight, and 3rd son of James, Earl of Abercorn. 8. Nancy, who married a McAuley and moved to Ireland. 9. Katharine, who married Sir John Mure of Auchindraine, Knight. 10. Helen 11. Mary ----- Edited to Add (Story about Alexander's 2 older brothers, Humphrey and John, and Dunglass Castle): Dunglass was once the chief stronghold of the Clan Colquhoun. From 1439 onwards it was the seat of Sir John Colquhoun, Lord Chamberlain of Scotland and one of the most distinguished men of his time. The tower-house is said by Tranter to have been the work of Sir Humphrey Colquhoun, 16th of Luss, who, he goes on to tell us "in 1592 was slain at Bannachra (a castle now much more ruined than this, that lies between Helensburgh and Loch Lomond) by MacFarlanes and MacGregors as he went upstairs to bed, a tampered with servant carrying a light which intermittently silhouetted the laird at the stairway's arrow-slit windows - unneighbourly conduct but phenomenal shooting!" An intriguing story, about which I immediately wanted to know more! Here's the full story: In July 1592, a party of Macgregors and Macfarlanes came down upon the low country of Dumbartonshire, and committed vast ravages, especially upon the territory of the Colquhouns. At the head of his vassals, and accompanied by several of the gentlemen of the neighbourhood, Sir Humphry Colquhoun attacked the invaders, and after a bloody conflict, which was only put an end to at nightfall, he was overpowered by his assailants, and forced to retreat. To quote from Mr Fraser's Chiefs of the Colquhouns ? "He betook himself to the castle of Bannachra, a stronghold which had been erected by the Colquhouns at the foot of the north side of the hill of Bennibuie, in the parish of Luss. A party of the Macfarlanes and Macgregors pursued him, and laid siege to his castle. One of the servants who attended the knight was of the same surname as himself. He had been tampered with by the assailants of his master, and treacherously made him their victim. The servant, while conducting his master to his room up a winding stair of the castle, made him by preconcert, a mark for arrows of the clan who pursued him, by throwing the glare of a paper torch upon his person when opposite a loophole. A winged arrow, darted from its string with a steady aim, pierced the unhappy knight to the heart, and he fell dead on the spot. The fatal loophole is still pointed out, but the stair, like its unfortunate lord, has crumbled into dust". The story goes that the death of the chief was brought about by his second brother, John. At any rate an entry in the diary of Robert Birrell, burgess of Edinburgh, dated 30th November, 1592, mentions that "John Cachoune was beheidit at the Crosse at Edinburghe for murthering of his auen brother the Lairde of Lusse." Further confirmation of the tradition that John was the guilty man is to be found in the fact that Sir Humphrey was succeeded, not by his second but by his third brother, Sir Alexander Colquhoun. Last Changed: May 31, 2022 K KariannePrange | Colquhoun, Lord Alexander Alistair 13th of Colquhoun, 15th of Luss, Lord of Dumbarton (I70209)
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| 563 | (Research):Children: 1. Andrew Trumpour b. Abt 1836 Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Upper Canada, Canada d.Ontario, Canada 2. Samuel Holt Trumpour b.16 Apr 1838 Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Upper Canada, Canada d.19 May 1919 Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada (Age 81yrs) #173554444 3. Rebecca A. Trumpour b.29 Nov 1839 Upper Canada d.unk 4. Kate Trumpour b.5 Jun 1844 Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Canada West, Canada d.4 May 1917 Winnipeg, Manitoba, (Age 72yrs)in Elmwood Cemetery #122712760 aka Catherine Jerushia Trumpour m.26 Feb 1861 William Henry Murphy d.Bef Sep 1867 age 24 when m.30 Sep 1867 John Bishop d.1893 m.17 Jan 1894 John Eaton d.25 Sep 1899 was age 55 when m.23 Jan 1900 Henry Vandewater b.25 Feb 1822 d.1912 90yrs as a widow m.26 Aug 1909 Willet Dorland Hawkins d.Bef 1917 http://flint.familygenes.ca/getperson.php?personID=I660&tree=1 | Trumpour, Sylvanus (I13369)
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| 564 | (Research):Christening was thought to be 1816 but Daniels death certificate indicates that he died 2 June 1880 the age of 72, making his year of birth 1808 which is more likely (age of mother!) Church of Scotland Daniel could read and write and was in good health on arrival. Daniel and Flora died at 501 Bourke St, Surry Hills, Sydney Daniel established a Cordial Factory at 65 Fitzroy St, Surry Hills, a building which still stands. It is a three story dwelling for the family, a factory with a semicircular gable proclaiming established 1866 and a stable. A sign over te stable entrance reads 'McLean's Aerated Water & Cordial Factory. Lemonade and Cordials Manufactured. | McLean, Daniel (I3850)
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| 565 | (Research):Chruch of Latter Day Saints when married in 1934 | Guthrie, Irene (I17266)
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| 566 | (Research):CHRYSTIE ISOBEL JOHN CHRYSTIE/ F 03/10/1681 168 / B 10 / 369 Old Machar CHRYSTIE JOHN JOHN CHRYSTIE/ M 30/06/1685 208 10 / 13 Kildrummy CHRYSTIE ELSPET JOHN CHRYSTIE/ F 17/08/1679 236 10 / 4 Rayne The lands of Rayne were granted to the bishops of Aberdeen in 1137. The Bishops then built a residence in Old Rayne, the Bishop's Manor. This was a stone building with a moat that would have been very expensive to build at that time. It was thought by Boece, in Historia Gentis Scotorum, to have been built by Alexander de Kininmund, bishop between 1329 and 1344. However excavations in 1990 and 2008, in advance of development, found that there was already a building on the site in the early 14th century. Old Rayne became a burgh of barony in 1492 and it was part of the lands taken from the bishops of Aberdeen under the Act of Annexation of 1587. The archaeological work indicates that the Bishop's Manor was then abandoned and quarried, with stones reused in buildings elsewhere in the village. Lourin Fair and ORCA CHRYSTIE ISOBEL JOHN CHRYSTIE/ F 03/10/1681 168 / B 10 / 369 Old Machar (cathedral) CHRYSTIE JANNET JOHN CHRYSTIE/ F 21/01/1688 208 10 / 20 Kildrummy (castle) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHRYSTIE ISOBELL DAVID CHRYSTIE/MARY MITCHELL FR913 (FR913) F 16/03/1690 424 30 / 423 Dunfermline (Abbey, linen industry) Dunfermline would remain as the capital of Scotland until the brutal murder of James I at Perth in 1437. The royal family felt safer in Edinburgh Castle, as burghs such as Dunfermline and Stirling could not provide protection in defense of the nobles. Decline of royal status and birth of the linen industry The relocation of the Scottish courts to London being the result of the union of the crowns drawn up in 1603 saw the loss of the city's royal connections. A subsequent fire in 1624, saw a large part of the city in ruin, before being deprived of the ecclesiastical centre along with St Andrews by the Reformation. Dunfermline quickly sank into decline. In the 18th century, the city impressed Daniel Defoe as showing the "full perfection of decay". The town would soon regain prosperity with the introduction of the weaving of linen damask ? which would eventually become recognised as the world's leading producer ? established by James Blake in 1718 after being inspired by having gained the experience of the special technique of one in Edinburgh as the way to take Dunfermline forward. Dunfermline became one of four main centres of the industry alongside Kirkcaldy, CHRYSTIE ISOBELL JAMES CHRYSTIE/ELSPET FAIRNY FR851 (FR851) F 31/03/1678 424 30 / 308 Dunfermline | Christie, Isobella (I3996)
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| 567 | (Research):Church of England 1891, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland | Robinson, James (I6310)
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| 568 | (Research):Citing this Record "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTVP-LBQ : 2 January 2015), Johne Miller in entry for Thomas Miller, ; citing Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland, reference 2:16DPRNN, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 1,041,386. | Miller, Thomas (I4018)
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| 569 | (Research):Civil Servant, living in Ottawa when married. | Turnbull, Edward Stanley (I9301)
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| 570 | (Research):Clan MacFarlane On 23rd July 1745 Prince Charles Edward Stuart, son of James 'The Old Pretender' landed on the Isle of Eriskay off the west coast of Scotland. This was the start of the 'Forty-Five' Jacobite Rebellion. The following events culminated in the last major battle to be fought on British soil? Culloden. 1688 Nov 'The Glorious Revolution'. Following the invasion from Holland by William of Orange, James II, the Catholic King of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, flees to France. 1689 27 July Battle of Killliekrankie. Supporters of James II, the Jacobites, led by Viscount Dundee defeat a Protestant Covenanter army. 21 Aug Jacobites attempt a rising at Dunkeld, Scotland. 1690 1 July William of Orange defeats James II and his Jacobite supporters at the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland. 1691 12 July Irish Jacobites defeated at the Battle of Aughrim. Aug William of Orange (pictured below) offers a pardon to all Jacobites in the Scottish Highlands who swear allegiance by year-end. William of Orange WKPD 1692 Jan King William III issues an order to discipline the Highland Scots. 13 Feb The Glencoe Massacre. After the MacDonald chief was late talking his oath to King William, members of the Campbell clan killed 38 members of the MacDonald clan at Glencoe. 1696 Feb A Jacobite plot to murder King William III was uncovered. March Jacobite invasion scare. 1701 12 June Act of Settlement passed by Parliament, ensured that if William III and Princess Anne (later Queen Anne) should die without heirs, the succession to the throne should pass to Sophia of Hanover, granddaughter of James I, and to her heirs, if they were Protestants. The house of Hanover, which ruled Great Britain from 1714, owes its claim to this act. 6 Sept Death of the deposed James II. Louis XIV of France recognises his son as James III, later known as the 'Old Pretender'. 1708 23 March A French naval squadron attempted unsuccessfully to land the Old Pretender on the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh. 1715 6 Sept Start of 'the Fifteen'. Following the accession of King George I, a Jacobite rebellion started in Braemar in Scotland. 13 Nov The Scottish Jacobites were defeated at the Battle of Sheriffmuir. Jacobite rebels HUK 14 Nov A Scottish and English Jacobite force was defeated near Preston in northwest England. 22 Dec The Old Pretender lands at Peterhead in northeast Scotland, joining Jacobites at Perth before returning to France on 4 Feb 1716. 1722 24 Sept The Atterbury Plot. The Bishop of Rochester, Francis Atterbury, a Jacobite leader was arrested and later exiled. 1745 23 July Start of the 'Forty-Five'. Prince Charles Edward, son of James and also known as the 'Young Pretender' (pictured below), landed on Eriskay Island off the west coast of Scotland. Bonnie Prince Charlie WKPD 19 Aug With support from some of the Catholic MacDonalds, Charles 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' was able to gather his men at Glenfinnan. There the standard was raised and his father was proclaimed King James III and VIII. 11 Sept Jacobites capture Edinburgh. 21 Sept Jacobites defeat a British force at the Batlle of Prestonpans and move south into England. Jacobite with Flag HUK 4 Dec Jacobites reach Derby, just 150 miles from London. Due to lack of support Lord George Murray and the other chiefs advise Charles to return to Scotland and wait for French help. 18 Dec Arguably the last 'battle' to take place on English soil, the Clifton Moor Skirmish saw the retreating Jacobites meet the Duke of Cumberland's forces at Clifton in Penrith. Twelve Jacobites and fourteen of the Duke's men were killed, with the English being buried in the Clifton churchyard and the Scots under an oak tree (known locally as the Rebel Tree), where a plaque still remains. Jacobite Battle HUK 1746 17 Jan Back in Scotland the Jacobites fail to capture Stirling Castle, but then defeat General Henry Hawley's army at the Battle of Falkirk Muir. 18 Feb Withdrawing ever further north, the Jacobites capture Inverness. They stay there for 2 months. Meanwhile a government army, led by the king's younger son, Prince William Duke of Cumberland, was catching them up. 16 April Against the advice of his chiefs, Charles lined up the Jacobite army ? hungry and tired ? on the flat moor of Culloden. It was to be the last major battle fought on British soil. In less than an hour Cumberland's cannon destroyed the military threat of Jacobitism. 20 Sept Charles fled Culloden Moor with a reward of ?30,000 on his head and after many adventures, he eventually escaped on a ship to France. 1766 1st Jan Death of the Old Pretender. 1788 31 Jan Death of the Young Pretender. 1807 13 July Death of Henry Stuart, Cardinal York, younger brother of the Young Pretender and the last Stuart in the male line. | McEchny, John (I22658)
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| 571 | (Research):CLARA SANTA CRUZ Hi Diana. My name is Eduardo Alomia son of Clara Santa Cruz Nairn and according to Ancestry you and my mom could be 4th+ cousins. She does not speak English and I have been the one populating our family tree hoping to find connections with the DNA test. According to your family tree, so far you are the closest match to a Nairn family. I noticed you have a John Nairn father and a John Nairn son (1818). My second great grandfather is John Nairn but from 1821 and he was also Scottish. At that time a few years off would not matter since I seen ancestors with different DOB. What it does not match was the parents name. Jon's parents in my side are Robert Nairn and Mary Ann Lloyd. Of course then and now people were having also kids with woman other that there wife . I would love to find the link between you and my mother so that I can connect more family to the tree. My 2nd great grandfather migrated to Iquique Per?u but during the war between Peru and Chile, Peru lost Iquique to Chile. Also for some reason his name was changed and translated in Spanish to Juan. I have a photo of him on my tree. If you have any informations or suggestion as how we can connect you to my mom's tree, it would be great. One more thing, I live in the United States since 1983. Thank you and have a great day. | Nairn, Archibald (I4120)
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| 572 | (Research):Co. A. 16th Regt. NY Vol. H.A. | Lambie, Sgt John Fairfowl (I12605)
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| 573 | (Research):Col Marshall report (1834) indicates that he (may have) settled on Dalhousie C1 L23 E. and reports that the lot is vacant. no info, lot mostly lake. Given that many of the family married lived and died in McDonald's Corners he is probably in this area although he owns land in South Sherbrooke. | Robinson, William (I10631)
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| 574 | (Research):Colonel is his actural given name. | MacMartin, Colonel "C. Roy" (I6788)
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| 575 | (Research):Comment from Marjorie Murray: I am directly descended from Robert Mills, his son Henry Wright Mills (from his 1st marriage - to Myra Wright), then Henry's son Orson Harold Mills, who came to Detroit in 1914 after his marriage to Marjorie Agnes Gurnett. They had 3 children, one of which is my mother, Barbara. Barbara Mills m. Harold Bruce Grinols in 1937 in Detroit, and there are 5 children: Marjorie, Bruce, Linda, Kay and Bill Grinols, who just passed away on Feb. 8, 2014. attached to photo of John Miller shared by jclarke2143 originally shared this on 25 Mar 2011 | Mills, Matilda "Malina" (I7473)
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| 576 | (Research):Confusion on line! 1871 Census of Canada Name: Alfred E Jackson Gender: Male Age: 10 Birth Year: abt 1861 Birth Place: Ontario Religion: Church Of England Origin: Irish Province: Ontario District: Lanark South District Number: 79 Division: 02 Subdistrict: Drummond Subdistrict Number: g Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age James Jackson 41 Eliza Jackson 41 Eleanor A Jackson 18 John Jackson 16 Emeline S Jackson 13 Alfred E Jackson 10 Anne Jackson 6 Henryiette Jackson 2 Rebecca Chambly 30 1906 Canada Census of M, S & A Year: 1906; Census Place: 27C, Edmonton, Alberta; Page: 2; Family No: 10 AE Jackson 44 EA Jackson 43 also 1911 Census Name: A E Jackson Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Race or Tribe: Irish Age: 51 Birth Date: Aug 1860 Birth Place: Ontario Census Year: 1911 Relation to Head of House: Head Province: Alberta District: Victoria District Number: 7 Sub-District: 10 - Vegreville Sub-District Number: 10 Place of Habitation: 1st Av Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age A E Jackson 51 Margaret Jackson 28 Thomas Jackson 20 See #4360 son of John FAG 101733304 His father was James Jackson born 5/10/1830 in Wicklow, Ireland and mother was Elizabeth Frizell b 29/8/1829 in Upper Canada. Both Parents died in Winnipeg 12/2/1907 and 13/1/1911 respectively. He was married to Elsie(?) and lived most of his life in Edmonton, Alberta. Apparently he was founder of the Great West Garment Co.(GWG Jeans) and owned the Alberta Hotel in Edmonton. He also seems to have been a butcher. According to a family genealogical report he and his wife had no children. (Above information supplied by findagrave contributor #48641329.) Source Citation Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 535 Name: Alfred E Jackson Gender: Male Age: 75 Birth Date: abt 1861 Birth Place: Lanark County, Ontario Death Date: 12 May 1936 Death Place: York, Ontario, Canada Father: James Jackson Mother: Eliza Frizell | Jackson, Alfred E. (I22535)
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| 577 | (Research):Confusion on line! 1871 Census of Canada Name: Alfred E Jackson Gender: Male Age: 10 Birth Year: abt 1861 Birth Place: Ontario Religion: Church Of England Origin: Irish Province: Ontario District: Lanark South District Number: 79 Division: 02 Subdistrict: Drummond Subdistrict Number: g Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age James Jackson 41 Eliza Jackson 41 Eleanor A Jackson 18 John Jackson 16 Emeline S Jackson 13 Alfred E Jackson 10 Anne Jackson 6 Henryiette Jackson 2 Rebecca Chambly 30 1906 Canada Census of M, S & A Year: 1906; Census Place: 27C, Edmonton, Alberta; Page: 2; Family No: 10 AE Jackson 44 EA Jackson 43 also 1911 Census Name: A E Jackson Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Race or Tribe: Irish Age: 51 Birth Date: Aug 1860 Birth Place: Ontario Census Year: 1911 Relation to Head of House: Head Province: Alberta District: Victoria District Number: 7 Sub-District: 10 - Vegreville Sub-District Number: 10 Place of Habitation: 1st Av Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age A E Jackson 51 Margaret Jackson 28 Thomas Jackson 20 FAG 101733304 His father was James Jackson born 5/10/1830 in Wicklow, Ireland and mother was Elizabeth Frizell b 29/8/1829 in Upper Canada. Both Parents died in Winnipeg 12/2/1907 and 13/1/1911 respectively. He was married to Elsie(?) and lived most of his life in Edmonton, Alberta. Apparently he was founder of the Great West Garment Co.(GWG Jeans) and owned the Alberta Hotel in Edmonton. He also seems to have been a butcher. According to a family genealogical report he and his wife had no children. (Above information supplied by findagrave contributor #48641329.) Source Citation Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 535 Name: Alfred E Jackson Gender: Male Age: 75 Birth Date: abt 1861 Birth Place: Lanark County, Ontario Death Date: 12 May 1936 Death Place: York, Ontario, Canada Father: James Jackson Mother: Eliza Frizell Source Information Ancestry.com. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1946 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Alfred E. Jackson in Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1946 Name: Alfred E Jackson Gender: Male Age: 75 Birth Date: abt 1861 Birth Place: Lanark County, Ontario Death Date: 12 May 1936 Death Place: York, Ontario, Canada Father: James Jackson Mother: Eliza Frizell | Jackson, Albert Edward "Ab" (I3460)
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| 578 | (Research):considered but rejected: Name: John Murray Spouse Name: Mary Jane Boyle Marriage Date: 1867 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Manning River, New South Wales Registration Year: 1867 Registration Number: 223A | Boyle, Mary "May" (I2083)
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| 579 | (Research):Could be Euphemia | Blair, Eupham (I15847)
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| 580 | (Research):Dad and Mel's notes suggest he went to Detroit | Miller, Charles Roy (I2135)
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| 581 | (Research):Dad had her listed as married to Archibald James with one child unnamed. | Poole, Anne Rienhart (I3344)
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| 582 | (Research):Dakota | Gilmour, James Burns (I9291)
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| 583 | (Research):Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Mrs. Harriet Stewart Workman.DAR ID Number: 104664; Born in De Pere, Wis. ; Wife of William Millar Workman. ; [p.221] Descendant of Lieut. Thomas Stewart, as follows: ; 1. Theodore Stewart (1826-92) m. Mary Jane Hammond (b. 1838). ; 2. Robert Stewart (1779-1848) m. 1807 Sara Carpenter (1790-1855). ; 3. Thomas Stewart m. 1778 Rachel Dewees (1760-1816). ; Thomas Stewart (1752-1836) enlisted as a private, 1775, and, 1780, was lieutenant of Bucks County Associators. He was born in Bucks County, Pa.; died in Stewartsville, Warren County, N. J. ; National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2000. Original data: National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. Lineage Books of the Charter Members of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Vol. I-CLII (152). Note on Publishing: Since this database represents a compilation of 151 volumes, the years and locations of copyright information varies, according to each volume, i.e. Volume 8 was published in 1899 in Washington, D.C., volume 63 was published in 1923, also in Washington, D.C., and volume 152 was published in 1938, also in Washington, D.C. | Stewart, Harriet Sharp (I10370)
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| 584 | (Research):David Boyle is located on the William and Elizabeth Miller property at Lanark C1 L15 in 1911. | Boyle, David (I12794)
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| 585 | (Research):David Brownlie is living next to James and Joan Duncan, parents of Agnes b 1840, Ann b. 1843, and Euphemia Duncan b 1846. | Brownlie, David (I14785)
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| 586 | (Research):David Lindsay, 8th earl of Crawford (d. 1542), son of Alexander, the 7th earl (d. 1517), had a son Alexander, master of Crawford (d. 1542), called the "wicked master," who quarrelled with his father and tried to kill him. Consequently he was sentenced to death, and the 8th earl conveyed the earldom to his kinsman, David Lindsay of Edzell (d. 1558), a descendant of the 3rd earl of Crawford, thus excluding Alexander and his descendants, and in 1542 David became 9th earl of Crawford. But the 9th earl, although he had at least two sons, named the wicked master's son David as his heir, and consequently in 1558 the earldom came back to the elder line of the Lindsays, the 9th earl being called the "interpolated earl." he earl of Lindsay, who thus supplanted his kinsman, belonged to the family of Lindsay of the Byres, a branch of the Lindsays descended from Sir David Lindsay of Crawford (d. c. 1 355), the grandfather of the 1st earl of Crawford. Sir David's descendant, Sir John Lindsay of the Byres (d. 1482), was created a lord of parliament as Lord Lindsay of the Byres in 1445, and his son David, the 2nd lord (d. 1490), fought for James III. at the battle of Sauchieburn. The most prominent member of this line was Patrick, 6th Lord Lindsay of the Byres (d. 1589), a son of John the 5th lord (d. 1563), who was a temperate member of the reforming party. Patrick was one of the first of the Scottish nobles to join the reformers, and he was also one of the most violent. He fought against the regent, Mary of Lorraine, and the French; then during a temporary reconciliation he assisted Mary, queen of Scots, to crush the northern rebels at Corrichie in 1562, but again among the enemies of the queen he took part in the murder of David Rizzio and signed the bond against Bothwell, whom he wished to meet in single combat after the affair at Carberry Hill in 1565. Lindsay, who was a brother-in-law and ally of the regent Murray, carried Mary to Lochleven castle and obtained her signature to the deed of abdication; he fought against her at Langside, and after Murray's murder he was one of the chiefs of the party which supported the throne of James VI. In 1578, however, he was among those who tried to drive Morton from power, and in 1582 he helped to seize the person of the king in the plot called the "raid of Ruthven," afterwards escaping to England. Lindsay had returned to Scotland when he died on the 11th of December 1589. His successor was his son, James the 7th lord (d. 1601). | Lindsay, David 8th Earl of Crawford (I70278)
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| 587 | (Research):David McLoughlin had a short career in the fur trade. He was about to accept a post in the military in Calcutta when Dr. John sent to live with his uncle, (his father's brother, David) in Paris during 1834, to become an engineer and perhaps go to India for his career. He returned to the Oregon Territory in 1839, having passed his exams but his father had second thoughts about sending him to India and took him on as an apprentice clerk at Fort Vancouver. In 1843, he is noted as working in the fort's retail store and in September of 1844 he was instrumental in helping put out a fire that could have destroyed Fort Vancouver. However, he resigned in 1845 ostensibly to look after his father's affairs in the Willamette Area but, being swept up by the gold fever at the time, hired Indians to work for him and managed to acquire about $20,000 in gold dust. In 1846, he briefly went to San Francisco to wrap up the Company affairs there. On March 15, 1847 he was reported to have entered into partnership with two prosperous American merchants, Mr. Pettygrove and Mr. Oregon City. In 1866, he moved to Port Hill, Idaho, near the Canadian boundary. While there he started a trading post in Ockanook with his wife, Annie Grizzly, a member of the Kootenals. David and his family lived in a semi-secluded state where they were close to nature. He was seen in June 14, 1901 in Portland at a celebration for Oregon Pioneers. He died two years later. ~ Hudson Bay Company Apprentice clerk, Fort Vancouver (1839-1845); Clerk, Columbia Department general charges (1845-1846). | McLoughlin, David (I9536)
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| 588 | (Research):David Miller, 42 on Victoria, Australia, Assisted and Unassisted Passenger Lists, 1839-1923. Name: David Miller Age: 41 Birth Year: abt 1812 Departure Date: Oct 1853 Departure Place: Victoria, Australia Destination: SYDNEY Ship: HELLESPONT II Ship's Master: WATTS WM Page: 007 URL: https://www.https://prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collection/explore-topic/passenger-records-and-immigration New York, Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957 DetailRelatedSource Name David Miller Arrival Date 10/06/1837 Birth Date 1812 Age 25 Gender Male Port of Departure Liverpool, England Port of Arrival New York, New York Ship Name Asia Year: 1837; Arrival: New York, New York; Microfilm Serial: M237, 1820-1897; Microfilm Roll: Roll 033; Line: 1; List Number: 406; Page Number: 2 | Miller, David (I34922)
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| 589 | (Research):Death Certificate lists rank or profession as 'Dame' Indication that Sarah is linked to the right family appears in the record of her sister Margaret's wedding By licence, 24 December 1834: Mark Cardiff, Kitley Twp, Johnstone District to Margaret Duffield, Elmsley South, Bathurst District Witnesses: Thomas Pool and Richard Duffield | Duffield, Sarah (I3205)
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| 590 | (Research):Death may have been 20th and funeral 26th - check | Ferrier, John "Ernest" (I3059)
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| 591 | (Research):Detroit Michigan | Miller, James Duncan (I6437)
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| 592 | (Research):Dictionary of National Biography, Volumes 1-22 , Colin Lindsay London, England: Oxford University Press; Volume: Vol 22; Page: 777 Description Volume: Supplement (Vol 22) Source Information Ancestry.com. Dictionary of National Biography, Volumes 1-22 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors. Original data:Stephen, Sir Leslie, ed. Dictionary of National Biography, 1921? 1922. Volumes 1? 22. London, England: Oxford University Press, 1921? 1922. Dictionary of National Biography, 1921? 1922, Oxford University Press, London, England. | Lindsay, Colin 3nd Earl of Balcarres (I38896)
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| 593 | (Research):Dictionary of National Biography: Anne McKenzie, images saved Source Citation London, England: Oxford University Press; Volume: Vol 03; Page: 763 Description Volume: Brown - Chaloner (Vol 03) Source Information Ancestry.com. Dictionary of National Biography, Volumes 1-22 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors. Original data:Stephen, Sir Leslie, ed. Dictionary of National Biography, 1921? 1922. Volumes 1? 22. London, England: Oxford University Press, 1921? 1922. Dictionary of National Biography, 1921? 1922, Oxford University Press, London, England. | MacKenzie, Lady Ann (I70229)
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| 594 | (Research):Did Christian Munro marry John Miller 22 Dec 1833 in Lanark, Ontario? McAllaster John Miller of Elmsley to Christian Munro of Dalhousie witnesses Andrew Miller and ? Richard R.... Catalog Record Item Number Film/Digital Note [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 1 Vol. 1, Bathurst District marriage register, 1831-1848 (includes Lanark Co.; western part of Carleton Co. to 1838; eastern part of Renfrew Co.) (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 2 Vol. 1A, Index to v. 1, Bathurst District, 1831-1848 (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 3 Vol. 2, Brock District marriage register, 1839-1858 (Oxford Co. after 1850; Burford Twp., Brant Co.) (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 4 Vol. 3, Index to v. 2, Brock District, 1839-1858 (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 5 Vol. 4, Gore District marriage register, 1842-1855 (Halton Co.; Wentworth Co.; Brant Co., except Burford Twp.; and Seneca and Oneida twps., Haldimand Co.) (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 6 Vol. 5, Index to v. 4, Gore District, 1842-1855 (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Items 7 - 10 Vols. 6-9, Home District marriage registers: v. 6, Register of Stephen Heward, 1816-1830; v. 7, Registers of Rev. James Harris (Presbyterian), marriages, 1823-1825 and baptisms, 1823-1838; v. 8, Registers of Rev. James Harris, 1826-1831; v. 9, Index to v. 8 (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) [District marriage registers, 1801-1872, 1896; county marriage registers, 1858-1934; marriage registers by clergy, 1896-1948; Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1828-1870; miscellaneous vital statistics registers, 1859-1931] Item 11 Vol. 10, Home District marriage register, v. 10, 1831-1840 (only A-Y of index on this reel, with various overflow letters scattered thoughout the index) (Ontario, York, Peel, Simcoe cos. and east half of Grey Co. until 1821; Ontario, York, and Peel cos. 1850) (Arch. of Ont. film no. MS 248, reel 1) Citation "Ontario, District Marriage Registers, 1801-1858," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS76-C9JL-N?cc=2569151&wc=Q8XV-2JB%3A1589662587%2C1589662586 : 20 February 2019), Bathurst > 1831-1848, vol 1 > image 28 of 119; citing The Archives of Ontario, Toronto. Name: Christina Munro Age: 11 Birth Year: abt 1809 Arrival year: 1820 Arrival Place: Quebec, Canada Primary Immigrant: Munro, Christina Source Publication Code: 1640.16 Annotation: Date and place of petition for indulgence of passage or date of emigration with intended destination. Includes passengers on board the Commerce, 1820, from Greenock, Scotland, to Quebec, Canada. Also provides occupation, former residence, and county. Extr Source Bibliography: DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104. Household Members: Name Relation Christina Munro --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ELMSLEY TOWNSHIP C ? L ? (to be researched) JOHN MILLER, Elmsley township married Christian Munro, Dalhousie township, 22 Nov 1833. Elizabeth Miller, 25, (daughter) Perth and Buffalo, father John Miller, mother Christine Munro, 6 May 1859, to Daniel Kellock | Munro, Christine "Cristy" (I38)
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| 595 | (Research):Did Joanet have a brother John who marred Margrat Younger and named a baby Joanet, b Mar 1715 | McCallam, Joanet (I1539)
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| 596 | (Research):Did not stay in Iowa, returned to Lambton County From Charles McFadden Dec 2017 William Orr Craig, son of Robert Craig Lanark Society Settler, Brig Commerce 1821. Settled on road to the Wilds of Lavant next to John McLachlan Senior, close to James Baird Senior and the Angus McCallum lot who all came out in 1820 on the Brock with James Blair et als. 71st Highland Regiment of Foot Corruna with James Campbell Senior fighting with the Iron Duke ( Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington - defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo). Walcheren with James Campbell Senior fighting under the command of the Duke of York, Commander In Chief of the British Army, second born son of King George III, Frederick, Duke of York, Commander In Chief of the British Army who??.. 26 May 1789 Fought a duel with the 4th Duke of Richmond of the Lennox Line, Governor General Province of Canada. Lavant Township, the Richmond Military Settlement etc being named after the Duke of Richmond and their ancestral home in England, the first Duke of Richmond of the Lennox line being the son of Charles II and his mistress the Duchess of Portsmouth. The Governor General Charles Richmond 4th Duke of Richmond was a direct descendant of Charles I executed by Lord Protector Cromwell at Whitehall. It is his wife the Duchess of Richmond who throws the ball of Lord Byron's poem in Brussels the night before the Battle of Quatre Bras. Charles Lennox dies in office being bitten by a rabid fox on his way to visit the Perth Military Settlement. He is succeeded by Earl Lord Dalhousie as Governor General, commander in chief of the British Army in North America, and it is Dalhousie who settles the Society Settlers on their lots. The 4th Duke of Richmond's sister is Earl Lord Bathurst's wife and the 4th Duke of Richmond's daughter the Lady Sarah Lennox married Maitland . Maitland and Lord Seaton the hero's of Waterloo who Wellington sends to the Canada's and who crushed the French Imperial Old Guard, the pride of the French Nation at Waterloo. | Craig, William Orr (I7328)
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| 597 | (Research):Did she marry James Truelove cir 1825? see 1851 census | McGregor, Catherine (I18906)
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| 598 | (Research):Did this person die as infant or 'not belong'? | Ferrier, Marion (I3191)
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| 599 | (Research):did this person die as infant or 'not belong'? | Ferrier, Janet (I3192)
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| 600 | (Research):Died at the home of Sarah Dingman with Sarah and her son John Hugh Dingman at her side. In honour of being grandmother of Earl and Gordon who were in the anadian Expeditionary Forces, Vance Stratton, the head of the regiment stationed in Courtright requested the privilege of giving her a military funeral. | Morrison, Jane "Anne" (I7444)
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