Notes: Ailsa and Bill Family Histories

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7601	A number of possible births in this time period. Certificates needed to located correct details.	Urquhart, Alexander (I8599)
7602	A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's mother at Lansdowne on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr Alfred Pauling and Miss Constance Lucy Corlett. Miss Ray Young was bridesmaid, and Mr Leonard Corlett, of the 30th Artillery Reinforcements, best man. The Rev L Thompson officiated. A number of guests were present at the wedding breakfast, at which the usual toasts where honoured, and felicitous speeches made.	Family: Alfred Pauling / Constance Lucy Corlett (F393)
7603	A TERRIBLE FALL LIGHTHOUSE-KEEPER KILLED AT DOG ISLAND. Our Bluff correspondent informs us that early yesterday morning, signals were made from Dog Island Lighthouse that medical assistance was required, and that the principal light-keeper was dying. The pilot crew took Dr Closs, Sergeant Nickle, and the Customs officer across, when they found Clark dead. It appears that Clark went up the tower at 4am to relieve Wm. Collie, and he went home. Mrs Clark went out about half-past seven, and noticed that the lights were still buring although it was daylight. Not seeing her husband, she went up the tower, but could not find him. On coming down she called Collie, and he, accompanied by first assitant Harper, searched the outside of the tower without success, and on opening a door inside the tower, at the basement they discovered the body of Clark in the recess where the flasing apparatus weights are suspended. The last entry on the slate in the tower shows twenty minutes past six, and it is supposed that deceased had overbalanced himself whilst adjusting the weight, and fallen down the centre of the tower, a distance of about seventy-six feet. An inquest will probably be held.	McGraw\ James Clark, Edward (I157)
7604	A very interesting article to read all about Shettleston by Dan McAleer Oct 1930 regarding past memories and details of Old Shettleston. There is reference to a William Gardiner who was a Carter living in the area. I am uncertain if this would be my William Gardner but could well be. Just after -4- "The Palace Pit was opposite where now stands York Terrace, now the entrance to the house of the late Mr Wm Burnside, butcher. Where Doctor Davidson's house is built, there used to be a small row of houses owned by Wm. Gardiner, wife and family and about 30 yards to the west of Gradiners there were a clachan of houses called Crown Hall. Gardiner had 14 horses and he carted the coals from the Palace pit, No 2 and No 9 pits to Parkhead Forge. There were no railways then. There was then Broad-Rails laid down from Sandyhills to Parkhead Cross. The three pits that I have mentioned were all worked in the "Truck System". The Colliers received no money. There was a store in Sandyhills and the miners got goods for their work. http://www.glasgowhistory.co.uk/ShettlestonSketch.htm	Gardner, William (I4229)
7605	A Wedding in St Matthews Church this afternoon is creating quite a flutter in the community, and a special train is expected to bring a large relay of wedding guests from Wellington. The bride is Miss Yates of the Upper Plain, and the happy bridgroom Mr Chapman of Wellington. MARRIAGE CLAPHAM- YATES On the 23rd Inst at St Matthew's Church, Masterton by the Rev W E Paige, T J Clapham, third son of the late T H Clapham, to Agnes, third daughter of the late H Yates, of Wellington. Wellington papers please copy. St. Matthew's Church was crowded to excess yesterday afternoon by visitors anxious to witness the celebration of the nuptials of Miss Yates, of the Upper Plain, and Mr Clapham, a gentleman who occupies a position in the Postal Department at Wellington. The bride, who was pronounced to be one of the prettiest centres of any marriage group which had yet appeared in the church, was charmingly attired in oriental lace and cream cashmere, wearing also gold ornaments, the gift of the bridegroom's mother. The four principal bridesmaids, Miss Annie Yates, Miss Amy Yates, and Misses Clapham (2), wore garnet brooches, set in gold, the gift of the bridegroom, and were attired in oriental lace dresses trimmed with pale blue ribbon. The ceremoney was performed by the Rev W E Paige, Mrs Paige kindly playing "The Wedding March". The party, numbering between sixty and seventy then drove to Mrs Yates' residence on the Upper Plain, where a sumptuous breakfast was followed by a ball, which only terminated with the appearance of daylight this morning. To-day the happy couple proceed to Rangitikei, having arranged to spend their honeymoon in that district.	Family: Thomas Joseph Clapham / Agnes Yates (F2298)
7606	A538, ROSSON Miss L & Miss H, 3rd Class Both Domestics, female adults, to Wellington	Rosson, Lavinia (I792)
7607	A712, SIMPSON Mr MP, 3rd Class to land at Wellington, Farmer, 27, England	Simpson, Montague Percy (I818)
7608	Abel remarried after Helen died to Elizabeth Scott 1886, Hawick, 789/81 (Betsy) They had more children Andrew Scott Armstrong - 1887, Kirkton - 794/10	Armstrong, Abel (I10126)
7609	Abel son of Henry & Elizabeth Brown, Woburn, Labourer	Brown, Abel (I5623)
7610	Aberlour 18th April 1790 Register McDonald John lawful son to Angus McDonald and Helen Thomson in Collargreen was baptised on the 13th December 1788 Witnesses: John McDonald & John McLean	McDonald, John (I4358)
7611	ACCIDENTS: At about a quarter past six o'clock yesterday evening, a man named Adam Scott was brought to the Hospital in an unconscious state, and with apparently severe injuries to his head. He was employed as a shepherd on Mount Pleasant Station, and was found lying insensible on the Sumner road, having been thrown from his horse, which, it is stated, had a trick of stumbling. At a late hour last night he had not recovered consciousness.	Scott, Adam (I9527)
7612	According to 1841 Census: John Preacher,50 , Woodforester of Kirkpatrick Irongray, Kirkcudbrightshire and Jannet Preacher - same may be parents. Have Beatrice - 25; Peter - 18; Marion -16; Frances -14; Thomas -10; John -10; David -8; May have married Elizabeth Richmond - 10 June 1856, Kilmarnock Ayr May have had children: John, Marion, James and Edward	Preacher, Thomas (I9007)
7613	According to Ancestry Trees, Had the following children - I have not checked out any of this. Teresa Doherty - 1881 Mary Anne (Babs) Doherty - 1882 John Henry (Jack) Doherty - 1884 - 1948 Gertrude Victoria Doherty - 1887 - 1954 Herbert James (Jim, Big Doc) Doherty - 1888 - 1950 Patrick Norman Doherty - 1891 - 1947 Alice Olive Doherty - 1892 - 1947 Frederick Joseph Docherty - 1894 - 1958 (only one spelt as Docherty) Matilda Hazel Doherty - 1898 - 1983	Family: James Doherty / Bridget Connell (F949)
7614	According to Banns after Forms of the Free Church of Scotland Thomas McCallum Draper (Master), Bachelor, Aged 38 Res: Beauly, Parish of Kilmorack Parents: Alexander McCallum, Crofter & Margaret McCallum MS Campbell Maggie Gillanders Grocer, Spinster, Aged 24 Res: Priory Buildingsk Beauly, Parish of Kilmorack Parents: John Gillanders, Sheep Manager (dec) & Ann Gillanders MS McDonald Witnesses: DA Campbell & H McDonald	Family: Thomas McCallum / Margaret (Maggie) Gillanders (F988)
7615	According to Euphemia's burial record she was aged 81 when she died. I feel this may be incorrect or I have the wrong person. 1845 - 81 = 1764) There are births of Euphan Blaikie on the 29 Dec 1781, Liberton, Midlothian to parents George Blaikie & Anne Clarke. There is also an entry for a Euphan Blaikie born 18 Feb 1775, South Leith, Midlothian to parents Henry Blaikie & Katarine Ross. More research would need to be done to confirm any of the above details. The parent George and Anne, make good sense due to first child being called George, but this would make Euphan only 14 when she married William Davidson.	Blaikie, Euphan (I5099)
7616	According to Family Search Hannah Shaw 1761- 1800 M2NN-R55 Jean Somervell 1730 - Dec LCXB-HBX Bethea Stewart 1703 - Dec LCXB-HVJ William Thomas Stewart 1679 - 1716 G9YS-R69 Archibald Stewart 1645 - 1679 GQSD-MT5 Margaret De Carteret 1630 - 1684 GQSD-5D4 George Carteret 1610 - 1680 K2S1-V49 to married Elizabeth 1615-1697 MD6W-XKW Son was Philip De Carteret 1641-1672 his son George Carteret 1667-1695 etc etc down to Diana Spencer suppose to be my 10th cousin once removed	Shaw, Hanna (I5677)
7617	According to Family Search there is a child bapt 6 June 1707, Inveresk and Musselburgh, Midlothian, Scotland named Thomas Gray. Parents: John Gray and Giells Flukert FHL Film No 1067754, 103112	Fluker, Geils (I9620)
7618	According to James's military records he would have been born in Nov 1862. Cannot locate an entry in Banffshire or Aberdeenshire that would match for this. We have some possible entries but no actual proof of who James's mother might have been. It is also very strange that Alexander - his father records his birth as being in Keith Banffshire and aged 8yrs in the 1871 Census, and yet Alexander records his nephew James Watt as being born in Drumblade Aberdeen. Would have thought Alexander would have recorded the correct place of birth. James records his place of birth on all records as Drumblade Aberdeen. Need contact with family to help with this matter.	Innes, James (I4288)
7619	According to other family trees, John went under the surname of MILLER from about 1925 onwards, and died using that Surname. Recorded as John Miller, aged 85yrs. Buried in Pukerimu Cemetery	Stanbridge, John Stephen (I3183)
7620	According to the Census records of 1861 & 1871 at Aylesbury Buckinghamshire, George and Jane had the following children: Rebecca b 1857 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 395 Mary b 1859 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 417 Thomas b 1862 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 424 John b 1865 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 464 Robert b 1867 Sep Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 480 Tim (Jim) b 1870 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 502 Anthony b 1871 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 491	Family: George Washington / Jane Brockless (F438)
7621	According to the transcirpt regarding James Miller, her son, she lived in the Old House where he was weaving until 1833 when she died. Most likely buried in Old Teviothead Cemetery. No burial located at this stage - Jan 2015, under Miller or Douglas If Helen is the person in the 1841 Census, she may also have been the Witness to the baptism of Douglas Hall Miller on the 21 Feb 1849. If this is correct, then she died between 21 Feb 1849 and date of 1851 Census 30 March 1851.	Douglas, Helen (I65)
7622	Acknowledgments: At the final meeting of the Entertainment and Concert Committee of the Ashburton Borough and County Patriotic Fund, which was held on the 2nd February, it was resolved that a very hearty vote of thanks be tendered to the Ladies Committee, Volunteeers, Ashburton Sports Association, Proprietors Ashburton Mails and Guardian, The Standard Newspaper, Mr Potter, printer; The Oddfellows, Fire Brigade, Mr I A Baigent, Secretary Ashburton Sports Association; Messrs W H Collins and Co; the Musical Scoiety and ladies and gentleman who assisted at the concert; Mr Patching for tents and flags; Messrs C Dixon, H H Fooks, G W Andrews, Wm Jolliffe, J H Pauling, Wm Brooking, for assistance at the gates in Domain; also Messrs Newton Jones, R Collins, D W Teppett, J S Hayman, E S Lowe, James Cow, for attending the doors at the concert; Messrs Nicoll Bros for use of their office for meetings and Mr Albert Roberts, Hon Secretary and of the friends and workers who gave their time and labor in many ways adding to the success of the demonstration and concert.	Pauling, James Henry (Gibson) (I555)
7623	Adam Dalgliesh Mason (married to Mary Millar) at 11.10 PM, aged 75yrs Parents: James Dalgliesh, Mason (dec) & Lizzie Dalgliesh MS Laidlaw (dec) James Dalgliesh, Son was present when he passed away	Dalgleish, Adam (I7276)
7624	Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow and Mary Millar his wife had a Daughter born September 15th named Eliza (On same page is Alexander Cairn 1842 and Adam 1845)	Dalgleish, Eliza (I7281)
7625	Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow, and Mary Millar his wife had a son born August 9th named Adam (On same page is Eliza 1838 and Alexander Cairn 1842)	Dalgleish, Adam (I7282)
7626	Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow, and Mary Millar his wife had a son born July 12th named Alexander Cairns (On same page is Eliza 1838 and Adam 1845)	Dalgleish, Alexander Cairns (I7283)
7627	Adam Edmond 14 May 1849 - May be Baptism Date Parents: William Edmond & Ann McLeod	Edmond, Adam (I8811)
7628	Adam Edmond Aged 74	Edmond, Adam (I8811)
7629	Adam Fairholm William Fairholm and Margt Drummond in Burghton had a Son Named Adam. Born 16th Inst. Witnesses: James Mark, Indweller in Martershill, Andrew Cran, Indweller, & James Hunter, Smith in Burghtown.	Fairholm, Adam (Farme, Ferme) (I6286)
7630	Adam Fairholm William Fairholm and Marion Clerkson had lawful twins born July Thirty First and Baptized August Seventh 17 Hundred and Seventy four years named Adam and Marion. Witnesses: William Adam and Henry Donaldson	Fairholm, Adam (Ferm) (I4646)
7631	Adam Fox Aitchison, aged 35	Aitchison, Adam Fox (I7478)
7632	Adam Gibson son to John Gibson & Hanna Shaw, Calderstream born 17th & Baptized 27th January 1788 Duty Paid 3d (should be James Gibson)	Gibson, Adam (I435)
7633	Adam GIBSON & Catherine SMITH of the parish of Carnwath, Proclaimed Nov 30th, Married Dec 10th 1833	Family: Adam Gibson / Catharine Smith (F242)
7634	Adam GIBSON, ClaughMill, aged 54 (no cause of death details given)	Gibson, Adam (I435)
7635	Adam Maitland Kergan son of Peter Kergan and Agnes Pauling, his wife, born 6th Jan 1851 was baptised on the 14th Feb thereafter by me William Freeland	Kergan, Adam Maitland (I4152)
7636	Adam Maitland Kergen lawful son of Peter Kergen at Woodhall and Agnes Pauling his wife was born August 22nd 1846 and baptised Sept 20 1846	Kergan, Adam Maitland (I10305)
7637	Adam Scott Aged 21, Clerk, Bachelor Born: Nevis New Zealand Usual Res: Invercargill Parents: Charles Scott, Storekeeper & Jane Scott MS Elliot Jean Elizabeth Horn Aged 20, Spinster Born: Bannockburn, New Zealand Usual Res: Dunedin Parents: James Horn, Miner & Catherine Horn MS Bateman	Family: Adam (Dick) Scott / Jean Elizabeth Horn (F122)
7638	Adam Scott Carrier Married At 6.12PM, Aged 73 Parents: John Scott, Shepherd (dec) & Isabella Scott MS Blaikie (dec) William Scott, Son was present when he died Also mentioned that he was a Shepherd in the Hawick area. In 1851 he is listed as a Travelling Grocer, at Raesknowe.	Scott, Adam (I9526)
7639	Adam Scott Parents: Charles Scott, Gold Miner, 26yrs, born Scotland & Jane Scott MS Elliot, 26yrs, born Five Rivers, Southland Married: 1888 August 1, Nevis Helen M Elliot, person present at the birth, Nevis was the informant.	Scott, Adam (Dick) (I1748)
7640	Adam Scott Shepherd Married to: 1- Catherine MacLean 2- Jane Taylor At 5PM, Aged 62yrs Usual Res: Sawgull Cottage, Finzean, Parish of Birse, Aberdeenshire Parents: - Scott, Shepherd (dec) & Mary Scott MS Gillanders (dec) William Hendry, Stepson, Broomhill, Lochill, Urquhart Elgin was the informant.	Scott, Adam (I1245)
7641	Adam Scott Will was written 18 Aug 1937 Public Trustee to Administer Wife Marion McKenzie Scott all proceeds, unless predeceased, then equally to all of his children. Affidavit of Death was signed by his son Adam Lamberton Scott, of Christchurch, Musician Total Value of Probate £1020	Scott, Adam (Dick) (I1748)
7642	Adam SCOTT, d 21 Dec 1887. And Mary SCOTT, d 7 Jan 1898.	Scott, Adam (I9527)
7643	Adam SCOTT, d 21 Dec 1887. And Mary SCOTT, d 7 Jan 1898.	Gillanders, Mary (I9507)
7644	Adam Scott, Shepherd, Houdshall,and Janet Leithhead his wife, had a son born on the 16th August 1818, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd. Robert Shaw, Ewes, named - Thomas	Scott, Thomas (I9521)
7645	Adam Scott, Shepherd, Priesthaughshiel and Janet Leithhead his wife, had a son born on the 18 September 1820, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd Mr Laidlaw, Kirkton named William	Scott, William (I9520)
7646	Adam Scott, Shepherd, Priesthaughshiel, and Janet Leithhead his wife had a son born on the 2 May 1823, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd Wm Arkle, Hawick, named Charles	Scott, Charles (I9519)
7647	Adam Wintrup Aged 74 DOB 21 Nov 1908 (perhaps should be 1909?)	Wintrup, Adam (I7321)
7648	Adam Wintrup aged 76 years Formerly Private 72nd Foot (An army pensioner) Cartman - Retired George Wintrup, son of 72 River View, Walker, was present when he passed away.	Wintrup, Adam (I7300)
7649	Adam Wintrup Heatlie, aged 70	Heatlie, Adam Wintrup (I7330)
7650	ADAMSON William, aged 49 ADAMSON family Also Thomas Crichton, 78; James Duncan, 40; Thomas Reid, 16. SIMPSON Marion, aged 16, Servant, born Pencaitland, Haddington	Simpson, Marion (I4206)

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7601

A number of possible births in this time period.
Certificates needed to located correct details.

7602

A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's mother at Lansdowne on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr Alfred Pauling and Miss Constance Lucy Corlett.
Miss Ray Young was bridesmaid, and Mr Leonard Corlett, of the 30th Artillery Reinforcements, best man. The Rev L Thompson officiated. A number of guests were present at the wedding breakfast, at which the usual toasts where honoured, and felicitous speeches made.

Family: Alfred Pauling / Constance Lucy Corlett (F393)

7603

A TERRIBLE FALL

LIGHTHOUSE-KEEPER KILLED AT DOG ISLAND.

Our Bluff correspondent informs us that early yesterday morning, signals were made from Dog Island Lighthouse that medical assistance was required, and that the principal light-keeper was dying. The pilot crew took Dr Closs, Sergeant Nickle, and the Customs officer across, when they found Clark dead. It appears that Clark went up the tower at 4am to relieve Wm. Collie, and he went home. Mrs Clark went out about half-past seven, and noticed that the lights were still buring although it was daylight. Not seeing her husband, she went up the tower, but could not find him. On coming down she called Collie, and he, accompanied by first assitant Harper, searched the outside of the tower without success, and on opening a door inside the tower, at the basement they discovered the body of Clark in the recess where the flasing apparatus weights are suspended. The last entry on the slate in the tower shows twenty minutes past six, and it is supposed that deceased had overbalanced himself whilst adjusting the weight, and fallen down the centre of the tower, a distance of about seventy-six feet. An inquest will probably be held.

McGraw\ James Clark, Edward (I157)

7604

A very interesting article to read all about Shettleston by Dan McAleer Oct 1930 regarding past memories and details of Old Shettleston.

There is reference to a William Gardiner who was a Carter living in the area. I am uncertain if this would be my William Gardner but could well be.

Just after -4-

"The Palace Pit was opposite where now stands York Terrace, now the entrance to the house of the late Mr Wm Burnside, butcher. Where Doctor Davidson's house is built, there used to be a small row of houses owned by Wm. Gardiner, wife and family and about 30 yards to the west of Gradiners there were a clachan of houses called Crown Hall. Gardiner had 14 horses and he carted the coals from the Palace pit, No 2 and No 9 pits to Parkhead Forge. There were no railways then. There was then Broad-Rails laid down from Sandyhills to Parkhead Cross. The three pits that I have mentioned were all worked in the "Truck System". The Colliers received no money. There was a store in Sandyhills and the miners got goods for their work.

http://www.glasgowhistory.co.uk/ShettlestonSketch.htm

Gardner, William (I4229)

7605

A Wedding in St Matthews Church this afternoon is creating quite a flutter in the community, and a special train is expected to bring a large relay of wedding guests from Wellington. The bride is Miss Yates of the Upper Plain, and the happy bridgroom Mr Chapman of Wellington.

MARRIAGE
CLAPHAM- YATES
On the 23rd Inst at St Matthew's Church, Masterton by the Rev W E Paige, T J Clapham, third son of the late T H Clapham, to Agnes, third daughter of the late H Yates, of Wellington.
Wellington papers please copy.

St. Matthew's Church was crowded to excess yesterday afternoon by visitors anxious to witness the celebration of the nuptials of Miss Yates, of the Upper Plain, and Mr Clapham, a gentleman who occupies a position in the Postal Department at Wellington. The bride, who was pronounced to be one of the prettiest centres of any marriage group which had yet appeared in the church, was charmingly attired in oriental lace and cream cashmere, wearing also gold ornaments, the gift of the bridegroom's mother. The four principal bridesmaids, Miss Annie Yates, Miss Amy Yates, and Misses Clapham (2), wore garnet brooches, set in gold, the gift of the bridegroom, and were attired in oriental lace dresses trimmed with pale blue ribbon. The ceremoney was performed by the Rev W E Paige, Mrs Paige kindly playing "The Wedding March". The party, numbering between sixty and seventy then drove to Mrs Yates' residence on the Upper Plain, where a sumptuous breakfast was followed by a ball, which only terminated with the appearance of daylight this morning. To-day the happy couple proceed to Rangitikei, having arranged to spend their honeymoon in that district.

Family: Thomas Joseph Clapham / Agnes Yates (F2298)

7606

A538, ROSSON Miss L & Miss H, 3rd Class Both Domestics, female adults, to Wellington

Rosson, Lavinia (I792)

7607

A712, SIMPSON Mr MP, 3rd Class to land at Wellington, Farmer, 27, England

Simpson, Montague Percy (I818)

7608

Abel remarried after Helen died to Elizabeth Scott 1886, Hawick, 789/81 (Betsy)
They had more children
Andrew Scott Armstrong - 1887, Kirkton - 794/10

Armstrong, Abel (I10126)

7609

Abel son of Henry & Elizabeth Brown, Woburn, Labourer

Brown, Abel (I5623)

7610

Aberlour 18th April 1790 Register

McDonald
John lawful son to Angus McDonald and Helen Thomson in Collargreen was baptised on the 13th December 1788
Witnesses: John McDonald & John McLean

McDonald, John (I4358)

7611

ACCIDENTS:
At about a quarter past six o'clock yesterday evening, a man named Adam Scott was brought to the Hospital in an unconscious state, and with apparently severe injuries to his head. He was employed as a shepherd on Mount Pleasant Station, and was found lying insensible on the Sumner road, having been thrown from his horse, which, it is stated, had a trick of stumbling. At a late hour last night he had not recovered consciousness.

Scott, Adam (I9527)

7612

According to 1841 Census:
John Preacher,50 , Woodforester of Kirkpatrick Irongray, Kirkcudbrightshire and Jannet Preacher - same may be parents.
Have Beatrice - 25; Peter - 18; Marion -16; Frances -14; Thomas -10; John -10; David -8;

May have married Elizabeth Richmond - 10 June 1856, Kilmarnock Ayr
May have had children:
John, Marion, James and Edward

Preacher, Thomas (I9007)

7613

According to Ancestry Trees, Had the following children - I have not checked out any of this.

Teresa Doherty - 1881
Mary Anne (Babs) Doherty - 1882
John Henry (Jack) Doherty - 1884 - 1948
Gertrude Victoria Doherty - 1887 - 1954
Herbert James (Jim, Big Doc) Doherty - 1888 - 1950
Patrick Norman Doherty - 1891 - 1947
Alice Olive Doherty - 1892 - 1947
Frederick Joseph Docherty - 1894 - 1958 (only one spelt as Docherty)
Matilda Hazel Doherty - 1898 - 1983

Family: James Doherty / Bridget Connell (F949)

7614

According to Banns after Forms of the Free Church of Scotland

Thomas McCallum
Draper (Master), Bachelor, Aged 38
Res: Beauly, Parish of Kilmorack
Parents: Alexander McCallum, Crofter & Margaret McCallum MS Campbell
Maggie Gillanders
Grocer, Spinster, Aged 24
Res: Priory Buildingsk Beauly, Parish of Kilmorack
Parents: John Gillanders, Sheep Manager (dec) & Ann Gillanders MS McDonald

Witnesses: DA Campbell & H McDonald

Family: Thomas McCallum / Margaret (Maggie) Gillanders (F988)

7615

According to Euphemia's burial record she was aged 81 when she died. I feel this may be incorrect or I have the wrong person. 1845 - 81 = 1764)

There are births of Euphan Blaikie on the 29 Dec 1781, Liberton, Midlothian to parents George Blaikie & Anne Clarke.
There is also an entry for a Euphan Blaikie born 18 Feb 1775, South Leith, Midlothian to parents Henry Blaikie & Katarine Ross.

More research would need to be done to confirm any of the above details.
The parent George and Anne, make good sense due to first child being called George, but this would make Euphan only 14 when she married William Davidson.

Blaikie, Euphan (I5099)

7616

According to Family Search

Hannah Shaw 1761- 1800 M2NN-R55
Jean Somervell 1730 - Dec LCXB-HBX
Bethea Stewart 1703 - Dec LCXB-HVJ
William Thomas Stewart 1679 - 1716 G9YS-R69
Archibald Stewart 1645 - 1679 GQSD-MT5
Margaret De Carteret 1630 - 1684 GQSD-5D4
George Carteret 1610 - 1680 K2S1-V49 to married Elizabeth 1615-1697 MD6W-XKW
Son was Philip De Carteret 1641-1672
his son George Carteret 1667-1695
etc etc down to Diana Spencer

suppose to be my 10th cousin once removed

Shaw, Hanna (I5677)

7617

According to Family Search there is a child bapt 6 June 1707, Inveresk and Musselburgh, Midlothian, Scotland named Thomas Gray.
Parents: John Gray and Giells Flukert
FHL Film No 1067754, 103112

Fluker, Geils (I9620)

7618

According to James's military records he would have been born in Nov 1862.
Cannot locate an entry in Banffshire or Aberdeenshire that would match for this.
We have some possible entries but no actual proof of who James's mother might have been.
It is also very strange that Alexander - his father records his birth as being in Keith Banffshire and aged 8yrs in the 1871 Census, and yet Alexander records his nephew James Watt as being born in Drumblade Aberdeen.
Would have thought Alexander would have recorded the correct place of birth.
James records his place of birth on all records as Drumblade Aberdeen.
Need contact with family to help with this matter.

Innes, James (I4288)

7619

According to other family trees, John went under the surname of MILLER from about 1925 onwards, and died using that Surname.
Recorded as John Miller, aged 85yrs.
Buried in Pukerimu Cemetery

Stanbridge, John Stephen (I3183)

7620

According to the Census records of 1861 & 1871 at Aylesbury Buckinghamshire, George and Jane had the following children:

Rebecca b 1857 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 395
Mary b 1859 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 417
Thomas b 1862 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 424
John b 1865 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 464
Robert b 1867 Sep Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 480
Tim (Jim) b 1870 Jun Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 502
Anthony b 1871 Dec Qtr, Aylesbury, 3a 491

Family: George Washington / Jane Brockless (F438)

7621

According to the transcirpt regarding James Miller, her son, she lived in the Old House where he was weaving until 1833 when she died.
Most likely buried in Old Teviothead Cemetery.

No burial located at this stage - Jan 2015, under Miller or Douglas
If Helen is the person in the 1841 Census, she may also have been the Witness to the baptism of Douglas Hall Miller on the 21 Feb 1849.
If this is correct, then she died between 21 Feb 1849 and date of 1851 Census 30 March 1851.

Douglas, Helen (I65)

7622

Acknowledgments:
At the final meeting of the Entertainment and Concert Committee of the Ashburton Borough and County Patriotic Fund, which was held on the 2nd February, it was resolved that a very hearty vote of thanks be tendered to the Ladies Committee, Volunteeers, Ashburton Sports Association, Proprietors Ashburton Mails and Guardian, The Standard Newspaper, Mr Potter, printer; The Oddfellows, Fire Brigade, Mr I A Baigent, Secretary Ashburton Sports Association; Messrs W H Collins and Co; the Musical Scoiety and ladies and gentleman who assisted at the concert; Mr Patching for tents and flags; Messrs C Dixon, H H Fooks, G W Andrews, Wm Jolliffe, J H Pauling, Wm Brooking, for assistance at the gates in Domain; also Messrs Newton Jones, R Collins, D W Teppett, J S Hayman, E S Lowe, James Cow, for attending the doors at the concert; Messrs Nicoll Bros for use of their office for meetings and Mr Albert Roberts, Hon Secretary and of the friends and workers who gave their time and labor in many ways adding to the success of the demonstration and concert.

Pauling, James Henry (Gibson) (I555)

7623

Adam Dalgliesh
Mason (married to Mary Millar)
at 11.10 PM, aged 75yrs
Parents: James Dalgliesh, Mason (dec) & Lizzie Dalgliesh MS Laidlaw (dec)

James Dalgliesh, Son was present when he passed away

Dalgleish, Adam (I7276)

7624

Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow and Mary Millar his wife had a Daughter born September 15th named Eliza

(On same page is Alexander Cairn 1842 and Adam 1845)

Dalgleish, Eliza (I7281)

7625

Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow, and Mary Millar his wife had a son born August 9th named Adam

(On same page is Eliza 1838 and Alexander Cairn 1842)

Dalgleish, Adam (I7282)

7626

Adam Dalgliesh, Mason, Catslacknow, and Mary Millar his wife had a son born July 12th named Alexander Cairns

(On same page is Eliza 1838 and Adam 1845)

Dalgleish, Alexander Cairns (I7283)

7627

Adam Edmond
14 May 1849 - May be Baptism Date
Parents: William Edmond & Ann McLeod

Edmond, Adam (I8811)

7628

Adam Edmond
Aged 74

Edmond, Adam (I8811)

7629

Adam Fairholm
William Fairholm and Margt Drummond in Burghton had a Son Named Adam. Born 16th Inst.
Witnesses: James Mark, Indweller in Martershill, Andrew Cran, Indweller, & James Hunter, Smith in Burghtown.

Fairholm, Adam (Farme, Ferme) (I6286)

7630

Adam Fairholm
William Fairholm and Marion Clerkson had lawful twins born July Thirty First and Baptized August Seventh 17 Hundred and Seventy four years named Adam and Marion.

Witnesses: William Adam and Henry Donaldson

Fairholm, Adam (Ferm) (I4646)

7631

Adam Fox Aitchison,
aged 35

Aitchison, Adam Fox (I7478)

7632

Adam Gibson
son to John Gibson & Hanna Shaw, Calderstream born 17th & Baptized 27th January 1788
Duty Paid 3d
(should be James Gibson)

Gibson, Adam (I435)

7633

Adam GIBSON & Catherine SMITH
of the parish of Carnwath, Proclaimed Nov 30th, Married Dec 10th 1833

Family: Adam Gibson / Catharine Smith (F242)

7634

Adam GIBSON,
ClaughMill, aged 54
(no cause of death details given)

Gibson, Adam (I435)

7635

Adam Maitland Kergan
son of Peter Kergan and Agnes Pauling, his wife, born 6th Jan 1851 was baptised on the 14th Feb thereafter by me William Freeland

Kergan, Adam Maitland (I4152)

7636

Adam Maitland Kergen
lawful son of Peter Kergen at Woodhall and Agnes Pauling his wife was born August 22nd 1846 and baptised Sept 20 1846

Kergan, Adam Maitland (I10305)

7637

Adam Scott
Aged 21, Clerk, Bachelor
Born: Nevis New Zealand
Usual Res: Invercargill
Parents: Charles Scott, Storekeeper & Jane Scott MS Elliot
Jean Elizabeth Horn
Aged 20, Spinster
Born: Bannockburn, New Zealand
Usual Res: Dunedin
Parents: James Horn, Miner & Catherine Horn MS Bateman

Family: Adam (Dick) Scott / Jean Elizabeth Horn (F122)

7638

Adam Scott
Carrier
Married
At 6.12PM, Aged 73
Parents: John Scott, Shepherd (dec) & Isabella Scott MS Blaikie (dec)

William Scott, Son was present when he died

Also mentioned that he was a Shepherd in the Hawick area. In 1851 he is listed as a Travelling Grocer, at Raesknowe.

Scott, Adam (I9526)

7639

Adam Scott
Parents: Charles Scott, Gold Miner, 26yrs, born Scotland & Jane Scott MS Elliot, 26yrs, born Five Rivers, Southland
Married: 1888 August 1, Nevis

Helen M Elliot, person present at the birth, Nevis was the informant.

Scott, Adam (Dick) (I1748)

7640

Adam Scott
Shepherd
Married to:
1- Catherine MacLean
2- Jane Taylor
At 5PM, Aged 62yrs
Usual Res: Sawgull Cottage, Finzean, Parish of Birse, Aberdeenshire

Parents: - Scott, Shepherd (dec) & Mary Scott MS Gillanders (dec)

William Hendry, Stepson, Broomhill, Lochill, Urquhart Elgin was the informant.

Scott, Adam (I1245)

7641

Adam Scott
Will was written 18 Aug 1937
Public Trustee to Administer
Wife Marion McKenzie Scott all proceeds, unless predeceased, then equally to all of his children.

Affidavit of Death was signed by his son Adam Lamberton Scott, of Christchurch, Musician

Total Value of Probate £1020

Scott, Adam (Dick) (I1748)

7642

Adam SCOTT, d 21 Dec 1887.
And Mary SCOTT, d 7 Jan 1898.

Scott, Adam (I9527)

7643

Adam SCOTT, d 21 Dec 1887. And Mary SCOTT, d 7 Jan 1898.

Gillanders, Mary (I9507)

7644

Adam Scott, Shepherd, Houdshall,and Janet Leithhead his wife, had a son born on the 16th August 1818, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd. Robert Shaw, Ewes, named - Thomas

Scott, Thomas (I9521)

7645

Adam Scott, Shepherd, Priesthaughshiel and Janet Leithhead his wife, had a son born on the 18 September 1820, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd Mr Laidlaw, Kirkton
named William

Scott, William (I9520)

7646

Adam Scott, Shepherd, Priesthaughshiel, and Janet Leithhead his wife had a son born on the 2 May 1823, and baptized sometime thereafter by the Revd Wm Arkle, Hawick,
named Charles

Scott, Charles (I9519)

7647

Adam Wintrup
Aged 74
DOB 21 Nov 1908 (perhaps should be 1909?)

Wintrup, Adam (I7321)

7648

Adam Wintrup
aged 76 years
Formerly Private 72nd Foot (An army pensioner) Cartman - Retired

George Wintrup, son of 72 River View, Walker, was present when he passed away.

Wintrup, Adam (I7300)

7649

Adam Wintrup Heatlie,
aged 70

Heatlie, Adam Wintrup (I7330)

7650

ADAMSON William, aged 49
ADAMSON family
Also Thomas Crichton, 78; James Duncan, 40; Thomas Reid, 16.
SIMPSON Marion, aged 16, Servant, born Pencaitland, Haddington

Simpson, Marion (I4206)

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