Osberto de Caisneto Lord of Caenby & Glentham (Lincolnshire)
M, #3871, b. circa 1010
"Introduction
"Students of the medieval period have shown by their various publications that these families, and those which have similar names, such as Chedney, Chasteney, Chene, etc., have a common origin in the medieval Quesneto or Caisneto, a latinised form of Quesnai or Caisnei, a place-name in Normandy. Although there are several such places in that country, and it has been suggested that any of these might have been the original homestead, there would appear to be little doubt that ‘the fief of le Quesnay near St. Saens’ quoted by Stapleton, which is confirmed by Loyd, is probably the true one.
"The village of le Quesnay is some 8 to 10 miles west of St. Saens, and in the early part of the 11th century was part of the land held by Roger de Mortimer of Duke William. Roger’s castle of Mortuomari, some 14 miles to the east, on the Ponthieu border, was the scene of a battle in 1054, and owing to an indiscretion on his part at that time he forfeited his castle and its associated lands, including le Quesnay, and they became the property of William de Warenne. This William already held land from his father Rodolf, and this included Louvetot in the canton of Caudebec and Allouville-Bellefosse in the canton of Yvetot ; but with acquisition of Mortimer he made Bellencombre the caput of his honor. Bellencombre, which is about 8 miles northeast of le Quesnay, is situated on the river Varenne which rises just above St. Saens and fringes the oak-forest of Eawy on its way to the sea at Dieppe; and it was from a hamlet called Varenne near the mouth of this river that the name of de Warenne originated. As the use of surnames was then becoming the fashion, the holders of the ‘fief de Quesneto’ adopted that of their locality, an oak-wood, and were known as ‘de Quesneto’ or ‘de Caisneto’ and sometimes ‘de Querceto’; and, as will be seen, they remained under-tenants of de Warenne in Normandy, and later, in England for several generations.
"It has been established from the express evidence available that William de Warenne was present with Duke William at Hastings in 1066; and it may be assumed that the majority of his under-tenants accompanied him. Later charters will show that a Ralf de Caisneto (3) “came with William the bastard at the Conquest”.
"Although the earliest recorded form of the family name is found in the Domesday Book, I:17, there is a later record, from the Leger Book of Barlings Abbey in Lincolnshire, in which it is stated that an Osberto de Casneto 9) was lord of Caenby and Glentham in that county “long before the coming of the Conqueror”; and as it is well known that Edward the Confessor encouraged Normans to settle in England, it is quite possible that this statement in the Leger Book is founded upon fact. Although Barlings provides the only documentary evidence of the existance of Osberto, it is of interest to note that the Dutchess of Cleveland speaks of a Raoul and Osbern de Quesnai who are entered on the Dives Roll of the Companions of the Conqueror.
"Prior to the Domesday Survey there is nothing recorded about the activities of the family de Caisneto, but as it is there stated that they held land as under-tenants of de Warenne it is highly probable that they did so from the time of Hastings, and were probably involved with him in suppressing the numerous uprisings against Duke William. In 1077 de Warenne and his wife, Gundrada, founded a Priory of Benedictines outside their castle at Lewes in Sussex; and in 1084 a cell to this was established by him at Castleacre in Norfolk. Just prior to his death in 1088 he was created Earl of Surrey"
.1 "Students of the medieval period have shown by their various publications that these families, and those which have similar names, such as Chedney, Chasteney, Chene, etc., have a common origin in the medieval Quesneto or Caisneto, a latinised form of Quesnai or Caisnei, a place-name in Normandy. Although there are several such places in that country, and it has been suggested that any of these might have been the original homestead, there would appear to be little doubt that ‘the fief of le Quesnay near St. Saens’ quoted by Stapleton, which is confirmed by Loyd, is probably the true one.
"The village of le Quesnay is some 8 to 10 miles west of St. Saens, and in the early part of the 11th century was part of the land held by Roger de Mortimer of Duke William. Roger’s castle of Mortuomari, some 14 miles to the east, on the Ponthieu border, was the scene of a battle in 1054, and owing to an indiscretion on his part at that time he forfeited his castle and its associated lands, including le Quesnay, and they became the property of William de Warenne. This William already held land from his father Rodolf, and this included Louvetot in the canton of Caudebec and Allouville-Bellefosse in the canton of Yvetot ; but with acquisition of Mortimer he made Bellencombre the caput of his honor. Bellencombre, which is about 8 miles northeast of le Quesnay, is situated on the river Varenne which rises just above St. Saens and fringes the oak-forest of Eawy on its way to the sea at Dieppe; and it was from a hamlet called Varenne near the mouth of this river that the name of de Warenne originated. As the use of surnames was then becoming the fashion, the holders of the ‘fief de Quesneto’ adopted that of their locality, an oak-wood, and were known as ‘de Quesneto’ or ‘de Caisneto’ and sometimes ‘de Querceto’; and, as will be seen, they remained under-tenants of de Warenne in Normandy, and later, in England for several generations.
"It has been established from the express evidence available that William de Warenne was present with Duke William at Hastings in 1066; and it may be assumed that the majority of his under-tenants accompanied him. Later charters will show that a Ralf de Caisneto (3) “came with William the bastard at the Conquest”.
"Although the earliest recorded form of the family name is found in the Domesday Book, I:17, there is a later record, from the Leger Book of Barlings Abbey in Lincolnshire, in which it is stated that an Osberto de Casneto 9) was lord of Caenby and Glentham in that county “long before the coming of the Conqueror”; and as it is well known that Edward the Confessor encouraged Normans to settle in England, it is quite possible that this statement in the Leger Book is founded upon fact. Although Barlings provides the only documentary evidence of the existance of Osberto, it is of interest to note that the Dutchess of Cleveland speaks of a Raoul and Osbern de Quesnai who are entered on the Dives Roll of the Companions of the Conqueror.
"Prior to the Domesday Survey there is nothing recorded about the activities of the family de Caisneto, but as it is there stated that they held land as under-tenants of de Warenne it is highly probable that they did so from the time of Hastings, and were probably involved with him in suppressing the numerous uprisings against Duke William. In 1077 de Warenne and his wife, Gundrada, founded a Priory of Benedictines outside their castle at Lewes in Sussex; and in 1084 a cell to this was established by him at Castleacre in Norfolk. Just prior to his death in 1088 he was created Earl of Surrey"
"It has been stated that, inscribed on the Dives Roll are the names of Raoul and Osbern de Quesnai. Osberto de Caisneto (3871) has been mentioned in relation to the Leger Book of Barlings Abbey. It is not possible to say whether this Osberto is the Osbern de Quesnai; or if he came to England before the Conquest, as stated in the Leger Book. It may be assumed that an Osberto existed - there was no need to mention him otherwise - and that he was Lord of Caenby. A continuation of the statement in the Leger Book reveals that there was, in the time of the Conqueror, a Sir William de Caisneto (3873) lord of Caenby and Glentham, who begat, by Constance (3872) his wife, an only daughter, Adelidis (3874), whom he gave in marriage to Sir Osbert (but possibly a Sir Robert) de Cundi (44274). According to C. W. Foster [19], the facts which are certain in this story are that Alice married Robert de Condet, and that she and Roger, their son, had a lordship in Caenby and Glentham [20]. He says that while it would be easy to allow too much weight to the ‘Stemma’, it is possible that it contains a substratum of fact; and that while it may be concluded that Caenby and Glentham belonged to the de Casneto family, whose heiress married a de Condet, there is considerable confusion in the generations [21]. No relationship is given between Osberto and William de Casneto; but as they were both lords of Caenby, it may be inferred that they were of the same family [22]. No other information is available regarding the Osberto branch.
"He was found styled, Lord of Caenby and Glentham "long before the the Conquest". He founded Saint Nicholas Church, Caenby (see Chartulary of Barlings Abbey possibly held of William Maiei before 1066.)
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[19]Foster, C.W. The Condet Family and Chesney Relationship. Lincoln Record Society, Vol. 27. 1931.
[20] Foster, C.W. ibid- He says that the statement in the “Stemma” that Alice de Condet and Roger her son held Caenby and Glentham is confirmed by Roger’s grant to the canons of Licques, near Boulogne, of his toft of five acres with two bovates and pasture for 700 sheep in Glentham and Caenby; by the descent of the manor of Caenby to Roger’s daughter, Agnes de Condet, who married Walter Clifford senior;by the fact that Walter Clifford junior, son of Walter and Agnes, presented to the rectory of Caenby in 1235 and 1244; and by the gift to Barlings Abbey, by Maud de Clifford and William de Longspee her husband, of their manor in, and advowson of Caenby. (Mon. vii.918)
[21] Stapleton, T. Rot. Scacc. Norm. Tomus II, pp. clivv-cliv.(f) States that Emma Crispin, sister of Hesilia Crispin, was the mother of Peter de Conde, whose decendant, Robert de Conde, rendered accompt, 31 Henry I, 1131, ‘sub. tit.’ Lincoliescira of 30 marks of silver for relief of land of father.
[22] In 1086, the bishop of Lincoln held four carucates in Couenebi which were inland of his manor of Stow, and three carucates and six bovates in Glentham which were sokeland of the same manor. In 1115-18, the bishop had in the two places seven carucates and six bovates, of which Martel de Taneio held two carucates and four bovates. With this exception, the names of the bishop’s tenants in these villages are not given in any of the feudal surveys. (Linc.Rec.Soc., Vol. 27 - “Condet Family”)"
.2"He was found styled, Lord of Caenby and Glentham "long before the the Conquest". He founded Saint Nicholas Church, Caenby (see Chartulary of Barlings Abbey possibly held of William Maiei before 1066.)
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[19]Foster, C.W. The Condet Family and Chesney Relationship. Lincoln Record Society, Vol. 27. 1931.
[20] Foster, C.W. ibid- He says that the statement in the “Stemma” that Alice de Condet and Roger her son held Caenby and Glentham is confirmed by Roger’s grant to the canons of Licques, near Boulogne, of his toft of five acres with two bovates and pasture for 700 sheep in Glentham and Caenby; by the descent of the manor of Caenby to Roger’s daughter, Agnes de Condet, who married Walter Clifford senior;by the fact that Walter Clifford junior, son of Walter and Agnes, presented to the rectory of Caenby in 1235 and 1244; and by the gift to Barlings Abbey, by Maud de Clifford and William de Longspee her husband, of their manor in, and advowson of Caenby. (Mon. vii.918)
[21] Stapleton, T. Rot. Scacc. Norm. Tomus II, pp. clivv-cliv.(f) States that Emma Crispin, sister of Hesilia Crispin, was the mother of Peter de Conde, whose decendant, Robert de Conde, rendered accompt, 31 Henry I, 1131, ‘sub. tit.’ Lincoliescira of 30 marks of silver for relief of land of father.
[22] In 1086, the bishop of Lincoln held four carucates in Couenebi which were inland of his manor of Stow, and three carucates and six bovates in Glentham which were sokeland of the same manor. In 1115-18, the bishop had in the two places seven carucates and six bovates, of which Martel de Taneio held two carucates and four bovates. With this exception, the names of the bishop’s tenants in these villages are not given in any of the feudal surveys. (Linc.Rec.Soc., Vol. 27 - “Condet Family”)"
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Contance (?)
F, #3872, b. circa 1060
Family | William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham b. c 1040 |
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Citations
- [S359] R. W. L. Chesney Le Fief de Quesneto, Minehead, Somerset, England, 1962 and 1975 (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Film 0924264) Names of bride and groom from p. 3 and chart 29.
William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham
M, #3873, b. circa 1040
| Father | Osberto de Caisneto Lord of Caenby & Glentham (Lincolnshire) b. c 1010 |
He is #19 in R. W. L. Chesney, Le Fief de Quesneto, p. 3 and chart 29.
He was found styled, Lord of Caenby and Glentham, 1066-1080.2
William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham married Contance (?).3
"...A continuation of the statement in the Leger Book reveals that there was, in the time of the Conqueror, a Sir William de Caisneto (3873) lord of Caenby and Glentham, who begat, by Constance (3872) his wife, an only daughter, Adelidis (3874), whom he gave in marriage to Sir Osbert (but possibly a Sir Robert) de Cundi (44274)"
.1 He was found styled, Lord of Caenby and Glentham, 1066-1080.2
William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham married Contance (?).3
Family | Contance (?) b. c 1060 |
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Citations
- [S359] R. W. L. Chesney Le Fief de Quesneto, Minehead, Somerset, England, 1962 and 1975 (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Film 0924264) Name, name of father and given name of mother from page 3 and chart 29.
- [S359] R. W. L. Chesney Le Fief de Quesneto Chart 29.
- [S359] R. W. L. Chesney Le Fief de Quesneto Names of bride and groom from p. 3 and chart 29.
Adelidis de Caisneto
F, #3874, b. circa 1085
| Father | William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham b. c 1040 |
| Mother | Contance (?) b. c 1060 |
There is confusion as to who her father was, either a daughter or sister of Sir William de Caisneto.
Adelidis de Caisneto married Robert de Condé.2
"...A continuation of the statement in the Leger Book reveals that there was, in the time of the Conqueror, a Sir William de Caisneto (3873) lord of Caenby and Glentham, who begat, by Constance (3872) his wife, an only daughter, Adelidis (3874), whom he gave in marriage to Sir Osbert (but possibly a Sir Robert) de Cundi (44274). According to C. W. Foster [19], the facts which are certain in this story are that Alice married Robert de Condet, and that she and Roger, their son, had a lordship in Caenby and Glentham [20]. He says that while it would be easy to allow too much weight to the ‘Stemma’, it is possible that it contains a substratum of fact; and that while it may be concluded that Caenby and Glentham belonged to the de Casneto family, whose heiress married a de Condet, there is considerable confusion in the generations [21].
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[19]Foster, C.W. The Condet Family and Chesney Relationship. Lincoln Record Society, Vol. 27. 1931.
[20] Foster, C.W. ibid- He says that the statement in the “Stemma” that Alice de Condet and Roger her son held Caenby and Glentham is confirmed by Roger’s grant to the canons of Licques, near Boulogne, of his toft of five acres with two bovates and pasture for 700 sheep in Glentham and Caenby; by the descent of the manor of Caenby to Roger’s daughter, Agnes de Condet, who married Walter Clifford senior;by the fact that Walter Clifford junior, son of Walter and Agnes, presented to the rectory of Caenby in 1235 and 1244; and by the gift to Barlings Abbey, by Maud de Clifford and William de Longspee her husband, of their manor in, and advowson of Caenby. (Mon. vii.918)
[21] Stapleton, T. Rot. Scacc. Norm. Tomus II, pp. clivv-cliv.(f) States that Emma Crispin, sister of Hesilia Crispin, was the mother of Peter de Conde, whose decendant, Robert de Conde, rendered accompt, 31 Henry I, 1131, ‘sub. tit.’ Lincoliescira of 30 marks of silver for relief of land of father"
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[19]Foster, C.W. The Condet Family and Chesney Relationship. Lincoln Record Society, Vol. 27. 1931.
[20] Foster, C.W. ibid- He says that the statement in the “Stemma” that Alice de Condet and Roger her son held Caenby and Glentham is confirmed by Roger’s grant to the canons of Licques, near Boulogne, of his toft of five acres with two bovates and pasture for 700 sheep in Glentham and Caenby; by the descent of the manor of Caenby to Roger’s daughter, Agnes de Condet, who married Walter Clifford senior;by the fact that Walter Clifford junior, son of Walter and Agnes, presented to the rectory of Caenby in 1235 and 1244; and by the gift to Barlings Abbey, by Maud de Clifford and William de Longspee her husband, of their manor in, and advowson of Caenby. (Mon. vii.918)
[21] Stapleton, T. Rot. Scacc. Norm. Tomus II, pp. clivv-cliv.(f) States that Emma Crispin, sister of Hesilia Crispin, was the mother of Peter de Conde, whose decendant, Robert de Conde, rendered accompt, 31 Henry I, 1131, ‘sub. tit.’ Lincoliescira of 30 marks of silver for relief of land of father"
Adelidis de Caisneto married Robert de Condé.2
Family | Robert de Condé b. c 1085, d. 1140 |
Thomas Cheyne
M, #3875, b. circa 1620
There was a sasine in Aberdeenshire dated 29 March 1659 that included John Cheyne (4106), in Blackchambers, Robert Cheyne (2779), Writer, in Edinburgh, and Thomas Cheyne (3875), in East Cullairlie.1
Citations
- [S384] Index to the Register of Sasines of Aberdeen, "1630-1660, Volume 20, Folio 395."
Rabel del Chene
M, #3876, b. circa 1100
| Father | William de Caisneto Lord of Caenby and Glentham b. c 1040 |
| Mother | Contance (?) b. c 1060 |
He was also found as Raoul del Chene. He witnessed charters of William de Veteripont, in North Durham, 1147-1160.1
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Citations
- [S359] R. W. L. Chesney Le Fief de Quesneto, Minehead, Somerset, England, 1962 and 1975 (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Film 0924264) Chart 29.
Margaret Cheyne
F, #3877, b. circa 1650
Margaret Cheyne was born, circa 1650.
Margaret Cheyne was found on the 1696 List of Pollable Persons at Millbrex, in Fyvie Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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Margaret Cheyne was found on the 1696 List of Pollable Persons at Millbrex, in Fyvie Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.Alexander Cheyne
M, #3878, b. circa 1660
Alexander Chein (3878) and Elspet Cheyne (3879) were both found on the same page of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. They probably were siblings. They were both on the Lands of Brucklay and Ironside belongin to the Factor of Drum.
Alexander Chein, servant to Andrew Taylor, at Over Ironside and Walk Milne. The entry reads "Alexander Chein, servant, fee per annum 10 merks, fortieth pairt and generall poll is ... 9s 0p".
Elspet Cheyne at Whytecairns was mentioned with little other information. Her entry reads "Elspet Cheyne ... 6s 0p".1
Alexander Cheyne died at Broomhill in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Alexander Cheyne was buried 23 September 1698, at Auchredy Kirkyard, in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Burials, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1690-1700, Page 277, "The Sd day (23 Sep 1698) Allex'r Chein a young man in broom hill Was Buried Witnefses William Duncan and Wm Leg both in broom hill.”.2
Alexander Chein, servant to Andrew Taylor, at Over Ironside and Walk Milne. The entry reads "Alexander Chein, servant, fee per annum 10 merks, fortieth pairt and generall poll is ... 9s 0p".
Elspet Cheyne at Whytecairns was mentioned with little other information. Her entry reads "Elspet Cheyne ... 6s 0p".1
Alexander Cheyne died at Broomhill in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. Alexander Cheyne was buried 23 September 1698, at Auchredy Kirkyard, in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from the Register of Burials, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1690-1700, Page 277, "The Sd day (23 Sep 1698) Allex'r Chein a young man in broom hill Was Buried Witnefses William Duncan and Wm Leg both in broom hill.”.2Citations
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Spalding Club, Volume 2, Presbytery of Deer, Parish of Auchredy, Page 13. Image obtained from Google Books.
- [S52] Register of Burials, New Deer Parish, 1690-1700, Church of Scotland, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0993347, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted Page 277.
Elspet Cheyne
F, #3879, b. circa 1660
Alexander Chein (3878) and Elspet Cheyne (3879) were both found on the same page of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. They probably were siblings. They were both on the Lands of Brucklay and Ironside belongin to the Factor of Drum.
Alexander Chein, servant to Andrew Taylor, at Over Ironside and Walk Milne. The entry reads "Alexander Chein, servant, fee per annum 10 merks, fortieth pairt and generall poll is ... 9s 0p".
Elspet Cheyne at Whytecairns was mentioned with little other information. Her entry reads "Elspet Cheyne ... 6s 0p".1
Alexander Chein, servant to Andrew Taylor, at Over Ironside and Walk Milne. The entry reads "Alexander Chein, servant, fee per annum 10 merks, fortieth pairt and generall poll is ... 9s 0p".
Elspet Cheyne at Whytecairns was mentioned with little other information. Her entry reads "Elspet Cheyne ... 6s 0p".1
Citations
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Spalding Club, Volume 2, Presbytery of Deer, Parish of Auchredy, Page 13. Image obtained from Google Books.
Robert Cheyne
M, #3880, b. circa 1660
| Father | William Cheyne b. c 1630 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Gordon b. c 1640 |
Robert Cheyne (3880) was probably the son of William Cheyne (752) and Elizabeth Gordon, but may have been the son of William Cheyne (754) of Cairnbanno and Margaret Thomsone.1
Robert Cheyne was schoolmaster of the Parish of Auchredy, Aberdeen, from 1694 until 1696.2
Mr. Robert Cheyne, schoolmaster at Auchredy, was named a godfather at the christening of Elizabeth Hardie, on 3 December 1694, at Stoneyfold at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 78, "Dec'r 3rd (1694) The sd day Thomas hardie (4573) in Stonny ??? heed a daughter brought forth be his Wyf Iffsbell Low (4574) & was baptized upon ye sd day Named Ellizabeth (4575) Godfathers Mr Rot Chein (3880) Scholl Mr at auchredy and Georg Low yr Godmothers Ellizabeth Sibert and Ellizabeth ???.”.3
Mr. Robert Cheyne was listed at Little Auchredie, Auchredy Parish on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. No occupation was listed. His entry simply reads "Mr. Robert Cheyne ... 6s 0p".4
Mr. Robert Cheyne, schoolmaster, was named a godfather at the christening of Robert Kynorh, on 22 March 1696, at Atherb at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 84, "Feb'ry 26 1696 year of The Sd day Allex'r Kynorh (4576) in Auchredy heed a Son brought forth be Anna Duncane (4577) in Atherb begotten in fornication Named Robert (4578) And Was baptized Upon ye 22 day Godfathers Mr Rot. Cheyn (3880) Schoollm'r & Patrick Duncan in Auchredy”.5
Robert Cheyne was schoolmaster of the Parish of Auchredy, Aberdeen, from 1694 until 1696.2
Mr. Robert Cheyne, schoolmaster at Auchredy, was named a godfather at the christening of Elizabeth Hardie, on 3 December 1694, at Stoneyfold at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 78, "Dec'r 3rd (1694) The sd day Thomas hardie (4573) in Stonny ??? heed a daughter brought forth be his Wyf Iffsbell Low (4574) & was baptized upon ye sd day Named Ellizabeth (4575) Godfathers Mr Rot Chein (3880) Scholl Mr at auchredy and Georg Low yr Godmothers Ellizabeth Sibert and Ellizabeth ???.”.3 Mr. Robert Cheyne was listed at Little Auchredie, Auchredy Parish on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. No occupation was listed. His entry simply reads "Mr. Robert Cheyne ... 6s 0p".4
Mr. Robert Cheyne, schoolmaster, was named a godfather at the christening of Robert Kynorh, on 22 March 1696, at Atherb at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 84, "Feb'ry 26 1696 year of The Sd day Allex'r Kynorh (4576) in Auchredy heed a Son brought forth be Anna Duncane (4577) in Atherb begotten in fornication Named Robert (4578) And Was baptized Upon ye 22 day Godfathers Mr Rot. Cheyn (3880) Schoollm'r & Patrick Duncan in Auchredy”.5Citations
- [S573] Records of James W. Cheyne in Arizona, Observation by the author.
- [S45] Old Parish Register (OPR), Register of Baptisms, New Deer Parish, Aberdeen, 1684-1726, Church of Scotland, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0993347, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted Pages 78 and 84.
- [S45] Old Parish Register (OPR), Register of Baptisms, New Deer Parish, Aberdeen, 1684-1726, Page 78.
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Spalding Club, Volume 2, Presbytery of Deer, Parish of Auchredy, Page 28. Image obtained from Google Books.
- [S45] Old Parish Register (OPR), Register of Baptisms, New Deer Parish, Aberdeen, 1684-1726, Page 84.
Barbary Cheyne
F, #3881, b. circa 1660
| Father | William Cheyne b. c 1630 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Gordon b. c 1640 |
Barbary Cheyne (3881) was probably the daughter of William Cheyne (752) and Elizabeth Gordon, but may have been the daughter of William Cheyne (754) of Cairnbanno and Margaret Thomsone.1
Barbary Cheyne married (?) Sympsone.
Barbary Cheyne and Elspet Chesser were named Godmothers at the Christening of Elspet Murdo, 2 January 1686, at Mill of Cairnbanno, in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 8 "(1685) ...John Murdo (4545) at ye Milln of ....no (entered Mill of Cairnbanno) had a lass baptized brought ..... Margrott Will (4546) his wyf and was baptized upon ye 2nd day of Janabary 1686 Named Elfpett (4550) Godfathers Mr. William Cheine (752) at ye Milln of Carnbanno and Rot Henderfon (4552) yr Godmothers Elspett Cheffore (4598) yr and Barbra Cheine (3881) yr.”.2
Barbary Cheyne, in Mill of Cairnbanno, was named a godmother at the christening of Barbra Murdo, on 27 March 1687, at Mill of Cairnbanno at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 16, "March 24th (1687) The Said day John Murdo (4545) at ye Milln of Carnbanno heed a daughter brought forth be Margrott Will (4546) his wyf and was baptized upon ye 27 day day of ye said moneth named Barbra (4551) Godfathers Georg Will (4597) at ye Milln of Carnbanno and William Murdo yr Godmothers Barbra Chein (3881) at ye said Milln and Elfpett Cheffor (4598) yr.”.3
Barbary Cheyne and her daughter Jean Sympsone were found on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 at Mill of Cairnbanno, Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The complete listing for all residents of Mill of Cairnbanno pages 27 and 28 of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 reads as follows:
"List of pollable persons within the Miltoun of Carnbano, the valuatione whereof is ... £3 6s 8p.
"Mr. William Chyne ... 9s 8p.
"Jannet Simpsone, servant, fee per annum £9 2s 8d, fortieth pairt and generall poll ... 10s 6p.
"William Bannerman (4548) and Christane Milne (4549), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"James Broune (4557), miller and Elspet Watsone (4558), his wife ... 18s 0p.
"George Will (4597) and Mary Corbett (4947), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Barbray Chein (3881) ... 6s 0p.
"Jean Sympsone (3883), her daughter ... 6s 0p.
"Alexander Bruce, weaver, and Jannet Sinclair, his wife ... 18s 0p.
"John Bruce, his sone ... 6s 0p.
"John Bruce, and Jean Fraser, his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Magdalen Munro ... 6s 0p.
"John Milne... 6s 0p.
"Agnes Proat ... 6s 0p.
"Marjorie Irvine ... 6s 0p".4
Barbary Cheyne married (?) Sympsone.
Barbary Cheyne and Elspet Chesser were named Godmothers at the Christening of Elspet Murdo, 2 January 1686, at Mill of Cairnbanno, in Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 8 "(1685) ...John Murdo (4545) at ye Milln of ....no (entered Mill of Cairnbanno) had a lass baptized brought ..... Margrott Will (4546) his wyf and was baptized upon ye 2nd day of Janabary 1686 Named Elfpett (4550) Godfathers Mr. William Cheine (752) at ye Milln of Carnbanno and Rot Henderfon (4552) yr Godmothers Elspett Cheffore (4598) yr and Barbra Cheine (3881) yr.”.2 Barbary Cheyne, in Mill of Cairnbanno, was named a godmother at the christening of Barbra Murdo, on 27 March 1687, at Mill of Cairnbanno at Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Auchredy (now New Deer), 1684-1700, Page 16, "March 24th (1687) The Said day John Murdo (4545) at ye Milln of Carnbanno heed a daughter brought forth be Margrott Will (4546) his wyf and was baptized upon ye 27 day day of ye said moneth named Barbra (4551) Godfathers Georg Will (4597) at ye Milln of Carnbanno and William Murdo yr Godmothers Barbra Chein (3881) at ye said Milln and Elfpett Cheffor (4598) yr.”.3 Barbary Cheyne and her daughter Jean Sympsone were found on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 at Mill of Cairnbanno, Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The complete listing for all residents of Mill of Cairnbanno pages 27 and 28 of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 reads as follows:"List of pollable persons within the Miltoun of Carnbano, the valuatione whereof is ... £3 6s 8p.
"Mr. William Chyne ... 9s 8p.
"Jannet Simpsone, servant, fee per annum £9 2s 8d, fortieth pairt and generall poll ... 10s 6p.
"William Bannerman (4548) and Christane Milne (4549), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"James Broune (4557), miller and Elspet Watsone (4558), his wife ... 18s 0p.
"George Will (4597) and Mary Corbett (4947), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Barbray Chein (3881) ... 6s 0p.
"Jean Sympsone (3883), her daughter ... 6s 0p.
"Alexander Bruce, weaver, and Jannet Sinclair, his wife ... 18s 0p.
"John Bruce, his sone ... 6s 0p.
"John Bruce, and Jean Fraser, his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Magdalen Munro ... 6s 0p.
"John Milne... 6s 0p.
"Agnes Proat ... 6s 0p.
"Marjorie Irvine ... 6s 0p".4
Family | (?) Sympsone b. c 1655, d. b 1696 |
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Citations
- [S573] Records of James W. Cheyne in Arizona, Observation by the author.
- [S45] Old Parish Register (OPR), Register of Baptisms, New Deer Parish, Aberdeen, 1684-1726, Church of Scotland, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0993347, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted Page 8.
- [S319] Old Parish Registers, Church of Scotland, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, transcribed from LDS microfilm by the author, unless otherwise noted. Parish of Auchredy, Aberdeen, Register of Baptisms, 1684-1700, Page 16.
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Spalding Club, Volume 2, Presbytrie of Deer, Paroch of Auchredie, Pages 1, 27 and 28. Images obtained from Google Books.
(?) Sympsone
M, #3882, b. circa 1655, d. before 1696
Family | Barbary Cheyne b. c 1660 |
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Jean Sympsone
F, #3883, b. circa 1680
| Father | (?) Sympsone b. c 1655, d. b 1696 |
| Mother | Barbary Cheyne b. c 1660 |
Barbary Cheyne and her daughter Jean Sympsone were found on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 at Mill of Cairnbanno, Auchredy Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The complete listing for all residents of Mill of Cairnbanno pages 27 and 28 of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 reads as follows:
"List of pollable persons within the Miltoun of Carnbano, the valuatione whereof is ... £3 6s 8p.
"Mr. William Chyne ... 9s 8p.
"Jannet Simpsone, servant, fee per annum £9 2s 8d, fortieth pairt and generall poll ... 10s 6p.
"William Bannerman (4548) and Christane Milne (4549), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"James Broune (4557), miller and Elspet Watsone (4558), his wife ... 18s 0p.
"George Will (4597) and Mary Corbett (4947), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Barbray Chein (3881) ... 6s 0p.
"Jean Sympsone (3883), her daughter ... 6s 0p.
"Alexander Bruce, weaver, and Jannet Sinclair, his wife ... 18s 0p.
"John Bruce, his sone ... 6s 0p.
"John Bruce, and Jean Fraser, his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Magdalen Munro ... 6s 0p.
"John Milne... 6s 0p.
"Agnes Proat ... 6s 0p.
"Marjorie Irvine ... 6s 0p".1
. The complete listing for all residents of Mill of Cairnbanno pages 27 and 28 of the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696 reads as follows:"List of pollable persons within the Miltoun of Carnbano, the valuatione whereof is ... £3 6s 8p.
"Mr. William Chyne ... 9s 8p.
"Jannet Simpsone, servant, fee per annum £9 2s 8d, fortieth pairt and generall poll ... 10s 6p.
"William Bannerman (4548) and Christane Milne (4549), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"James Broune (4557), miller and Elspet Watsone (4558), his wife ... 18s 0p.
"George Will (4597) and Mary Corbett (4947), his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Barbray Chein (3881) ... 6s 0p.
"Jean Sympsone (3883), her daughter ... 6s 0p.
"Alexander Bruce, weaver, and Jannet Sinclair, his wife ... 18s 0p.
"John Bruce, his sone ... 6s 0p.
"John Bruce, and Jean Fraser, his wife ... 12s 0p.
"Magdalen Munro ... 6s 0p.
"John Milne... 6s 0p.
"Agnes Proat ... 6s 0p.
"Marjorie Irvine ... 6s 0p".1
Citations
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Spalding Club, Volume 2, Presbytrie of Deer, Paroch of Auchredie, Pages 1, 27 and 28. Images obtained from Google Books.
Margaret Clark
F, #3884, b. about 1814, d. before 1861
Margaret Clark was born, about 1814, in Old Deer Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1
Margaret Clark married James Duncan 29 August 1833, in Old Deer Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.2
Margaret Duncan and her husband, James Duncan, were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Pitscow, in Lonmay Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Margaret Duncan, James Duncan, Jannet Duncan and Euphemia Duncan. Margaret was 37 years of age and born in Old Deer Parish.1
Margaret Clark died before 1861. Her husband was found on the 1861 census married to another.
.1 Margaret Clark married James Duncan 29 August 1833, in Old Deer Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.2 Margaret Duncan and her husband, James Duncan, were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Pitscow, in Lonmay Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Margaret Duncan, James Duncan, Jannet Duncan and Euphemia Duncan. Margaret was 37 years of age and born in Old Deer Parish.1 Margaret Clark died before 1861. Her husband was found on the 1861 census married to another.
Family | James Duncan b. 3 Aug 1802 |
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Citations
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Parish Number: 219, Civil parish: Lonmay, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 3, Page: 21, Household schedule number: 86, Roll: CSSCT1851_48.
- [S453] Family Search Online, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Aberdeenshire, Old Deer Parish, Batch M112285.
James Smith
M, #3885, b. circa 1800
James Smith married Helen Hetherwick. No IGI marriage record was found.1
James Smith was listed as a farmer on the marriage record of his son William Smith and Barbara Gordan Cheyne, on 26 June 1858; Established Church of Scotland.2
James Smith was listed as a farmer on the marriage record of his son William Smith and Barbara Gordan Cheyne, on 26 June 1858; Established Church of Scotland.2
Family | Helen Hetherwick b. a 1800 |
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Citations
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Tyrie, 1858, Page 6, #12.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, Parish of Tyrie, Aberdeen, 1858, Page 6, Number 12.
Helen Hetherwick
F, #3886, b. about 1800
Helen Hetherwick was born, about 1800, in King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2
Helen Hetherwick married James Smith.3
Helen Hetherwick was listed on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Back Strath, in King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household. Also in the household was William Smith. Hellen was 40 years of age and born in Aberdeenshire.4
Helen Hetherwick was listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Back Strath, in King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a stocking knitter, pauper. Hellen was listed as living alone, 51 years of age and born in King Edward Parish.5
Helen Hetherwick was in the household of William Smith and his wife, Barbara Smith, and listed as mother on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Culsh, in New Deer Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as 61 years of age, born in King Edward Parish and a pauper, formerly a domestic servant.2
Helen Hetherwick was in the household of William Smith and his wife, Barbara Gordan Cheyne, and listed as mother on the 1871 Scotland Census, at Green of Savoch, Cottar House, in Savoch Quoad Sacra Parish of New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was a widow, 71, born in King Edward Parish and a nurse and pauper.6
.1,2 Helen Hetherwick married James Smith.3
Helen Hetherwick was listed on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Back Strath, in King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household. Also in the household was William Smith. Hellen was 40 years of age and born in Aberdeenshire.4 Helen Hetherwick was listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Back Strath, in King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a stocking knitter, pauper. Hellen was listed as living alone, 51 years of age and born in King Edward Parish.5 Helen Hetherwick was in the household of William Smith and his wife, Barbara Smith, and listed as mother on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Culsh, in New Deer Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was listed as 61 years of age, born in King Edward Parish and a pauper, formerly a domestic servant.2 Helen Hetherwick was in the household of William Smith and his wife, Barbara Gordan Cheyne, and listed as mother on the 1871 Scotland Census, at Green of Savoch, Cottar House, in Savoch Quoad Sacra Parish of New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was a widow, 71, born in King Edward Parish and a nurse and pauper.6Family | James Smith b. c 1800 |
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Citations
- [S158] 1871 British Census, Parish of Savoch, Aberdeen, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0103936, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted Enumeration District 2, Page 2, Number 8.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 225, Registration district: New Deer, Civil Parish: New Deer, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 8, Page: 10, Household schedule number: 56, Roll: CSSCT1861_31.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Tyrie, 1858, Page 6, #12.
- [S424] 1841 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Aberdeenshire, King Edward Parish, ED 10.
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Parish Number: 210, Civil Parish: King Edward, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 9, Page: , Household schedule number: 33, Roll: CSSCT1851_47.
- [S158] 1871 British Census, Parish of Savoch, Aberdeen, Savoch Parish, Aberdeen, Enumeration District 2, Page 2, #8.
James Stephen
M, #3887, b. 2 June 1811
| Father | (?) Stephen b. c 1785 |
James Stephen was baptized, 2 June 1811.1
James Stephen married Isabella Gibson, 16 December 1832, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.2
His wife was listed as a ship master's wife. He was not present. He was probably at sea.
James Stephen was listed as a seaman on the marriage record of his son, David Taylor Stephen, and Hellen Cheyne, on 27 December 1870; Congregational Church of Scotland.3,4
James Stephen married Isabella Gibson, 16 December 1832, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.2 His wife was listed as a ship master's wife. He was not present. He was probably at sea.
James Stephen was listed as a seaman on the marriage record of his son, David Taylor Stephen, and Hellen Cheyne, on 27 December 1870; Congregational Church of Scotland.3,4
Family | Isabella Gibson b. 21 Nov 1814 |
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Citations
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Date of baptism from the Family Register in the Family Bible belonging to his grandson, William Donald and image provided by Gregory Sullivan in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch M111964.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, 1870, Page 15, Number 30.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Date of marriage from the Family Register in the Family Bible belonging to their son, William Donald and image provided by Gregory Sullivan in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Isabella Gibson
F, #3888, b. 21 November 1814
| Father | (?) Gibson b. c 1785 |
Isabella Gibson was baptized, 21 November 1814, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2
Isabella Gibson married James Stephen 16 December 1832, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.3
Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a Mer. S. wife. Also present were, David Taylor Stephen and Elizabeth Stephen. She was listed as 20 years old and born in Aberdeenshire.4
Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. Also present were her children, Elizabeth Stephen, David Stephen, Christian Buchan Stephen and Sophia Stephen. She was listed as 35 and born in Fraserburgh Parish.5
Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 37 Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. Also present were her children, Christian Buchan Stephen, Sophia Stephen and George Stephen. She was listed as 46 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.6
Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 38 Fish Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. She was listed as 56 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish. Also present was a domestic servant.7
.1,2 Isabella Gibson married James Stephen 16 December 1832, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.3 Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a Mer. S. wife. Also present were, David Taylor Stephen and Elizabeth Stephen. She was listed as 20 years old and born in Aberdeenshire.4 Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. Also present were her children, Elizabeth Stephen, David Stephen, Christian Buchan Stephen and Sophia Stephen. She was listed as 35 and born in Fraserburgh Parish.5 Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 37 Shore Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. Also present were her children, Christian Buchan Stephen, Sophia Stephen and George Stephen. She was listed as 46 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.6 Isabella Stephen was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 38 Fish Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a shipmaster's wife. She was listed as 56 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish. Also present was a domestic servant.7Family | James Stephen b. 2 Jun 1811 |
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Citations
- [S16] 1861 British Census, Parish of Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0103780, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted. Enumeration District 1, Page 14.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Date of baptism from the Family Register in the Family Bible belonging to her grandson, William Donald and image provided by Gregory Sullivan in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch M111964.
- [S424] 1841 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Aberdeenshire, Fraserburgh Parish, ED 1.
- [S15] 1851 British Census, Parish of Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0103629, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted. Enumeration District 1, Page 14, Number 58.
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 1, Page: 7, Household schedule number: 38, Roll: CSSCT1861_28.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 2, Page: 17, Household schedule number: 75, Roll: CSSCT1871_37.
James Davidson
M, #3889, b. 24 July 1814
James Davidson was born, 24 July 1814, in Crimond Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2,3
James Davidson married Jane Cardno, 6 November 1842, in accordance with the procedures of the Scottish Episcopal, at Kinbog, in Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, James farm servant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog md 6 Nov.1842".4
James Davidson witnessed the christening of his son, George Davidson, on 9 January 1843, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, George, S. of James, carter, b 21 Dec 1842 Bap 9 Jan 1843".4
James Davidson witnessed the christening of his son, Alexander Davidson, on 11 October 1844, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Alex, S. of James, carter, b 22 August 1844, Bap. 11 October 1844".4
James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson, on 21 February 1847, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno, dg. of James, carter, Fraserburgh, b 18 Jan 1847 Bap 21 Feb 1847".4
James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Anna Davidson, on 7 July 1849, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Anna, dg. of James, carter, b 18 June 1849 Bap 7 July 1849".4
James Davidson and his wife Jane Davidson were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Commerce Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a carter. Also present were his children, George Davidson, Alexander Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and Anna Davidson. He was listed as 37 and born in Crimond Parish.5
James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Jane Davidson, on 24 June 1852, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Jane, dg. of James, carter & Jane Cardno, Bap 24 June 1852".4
James Davidson and his wife Jane Davidson were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Parkside, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a farmer of 45 acres. Also present were his children, Alexander Davidson, Anna Davidson, Jane Davidson, Francis Ragg Davidson, Catherine Morgan Davidson, William Reid Davidson and Elspet Anne Smith Davidson. He was listed as 46 years of age and born in Crimond Parish.2
James Davidson was listed as a farmer and widower on the marriage record of his daughter Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and George Cheyne, on 4 April 1873; Episcopal Church.6
.1,2,3 James Davidson married Jane Cardno, 6 November 1842, in accordance with the procedures of the Scottish Episcopal, at Kinbog, in Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, James farm servant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog md 6 Nov.1842".4 James Davidson witnessed the christening of his son, George Davidson, on 9 January 1843, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, George, S. of James, carter, b 21 Dec 1842 Bap 9 Jan 1843".4 James Davidson witnessed the christening of his son, Alexander Davidson, on 11 October 1844, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Alex, S. of James, carter, b 22 August 1844, Bap. 11 October 1844".4 James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson, on 21 February 1847, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno, dg. of James, carter, Fraserburgh, b 18 Jan 1847 Bap 21 Feb 1847".4 James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Anna Davidson, on 7 July 1849, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Anna, dg. of James, carter, b 18 June 1849 Bap 7 July 1849".4 James Davidson and his wife Jane Davidson were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Commerce Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a carter. Also present were his children, George Davidson, Alexander Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and Anna Davidson. He was listed as 37 and born in Crimond Parish.5 James Davidson witnessed the christening of his daughter, Jane Davidson, on 24 June 1852, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Jane, dg. of James, carter & Jane Cardno, Bap 24 June 1852".4 James Davidson and his wife Jane Davidson were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Parkside, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a farmer of 45 acres. Also present were his children, Alexander Davidson, Anna Davidson, Jane Davidson, Francis Ragg Davidson, Catherine Morgan Davidson, William Reid Davidson and Elspet Anne Smith Davidson. He was listed as 46 years of age and born in Crimond Parish.2 James Davidson was listed as a farmer and widower on the marriage record of his daughter Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and George Cheyne, on 4 April 1873; Episcopal Church.6
Family | Jane Cardno b. 14 Apr 1820, d. 24 May 1870 |
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Citations
- [S15] 1851 British Census, Parish of Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0103629, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted. Enumeration District 1, Page 58, #229.
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 235, Registration district: Rathen, Civil parish: Rathen, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 3, Page: 9, Household schedule number: 38, Roll: CSSCT1861_33.
- [S607] Website North Isles Family History Website (formerly the Shetland Family History Website) (http://www.bayanne.info) "Date and parish of birth verified or obtained."
- [S411] Archibald Maxwell Strath, The Registers of the Episcopal Congregation, Fraserburgh, 1766-1884, Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney, self-published, 1985, Entry transcribed by Dr. Charlotte Greig and provided via email, 29 March 2007.
- [S15] 1851 British Census, Parish of Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, Enumeration District 1, Page 58, Number 229.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1873, Page 6, Number11.
Jane Cardno
F, #3890, b. 14 April 1820, d. 24 May 1870
| Father | Alexander Cardno b. 18 Sep 1787, d. 19 Oct 1854 |
| Mother | Elspet Catto b. a 1797, d. 3 Jan 1880 |
Jane Cardno was born, 14 April 1820, in Kinbog, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2,3
Jane Cardno witnessed the christening of her illegitimate son, James Shewan, on 7 December 1840, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Shewan, James, Illeg. S. of James, Merchant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog, b 12 Oct 1840, Bap 7 Dec 1840. Spons: Alex Cardno & wife, Elspet Catto in Kinbog". [N.B.-Alex and Elspet were the child's maternal grandparents.]4
Jane Cardno were listed as in the household of Alexander Cardno on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Kinbog, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as 20, no occupation and born in Aberdeenshire. Her son, James Shewan (15336), was also present.2
Jane Cardno married James Davidson 6 November 1842, in accordance with the procedures of the Scottish Episcopal, at Kinbog, in Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, James farm servant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog md 6 Nov.1842".4
Jane Davidson and her husband, James Davidson, were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Commerce Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, George Davidson, Alexander Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and Anna Davidson. She was listed as 30 and born in Fraserburgh Parish.1
Jane Cardno witnessed the christening of her daughter, Jane Davidson, on 24 June 1852, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Jane, dg. of James, carter & Jane Cardno, Bap 24 June 1852".4
Jane Davidson and her husband, James Davidson, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Parkside, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Alexander Davidson, Anna Davidson, Jane Davidson, Francis Ragg Davidson, Catherine Morgan Davidson, William Reid Davidson and Elspet Anne Smith Davidson. She was 40 years of age and born in Rathen Parish.5
Jane Cardno died on 24 May 1870 at Peathill in Pitsligo Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.6
.1,2,3 Jane Cardno witnessed the christening of her illegitimate son, James Shewan, on 7 December 1840, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Shewan, James, Illeg. S. of James, Merchant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog, b 12 Oct 1840, Bap 7 Dec 1840. Spons: Alex Cardno & wife, Elspet Catto in Kinbog". [N.B.-Alex and Elspet were the child's maternal grandparents.]4 Jane Cardno were listed as in the household of Alexander Cardno on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Kinbog, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was listed as 20, no occupation and born in Aberdeenshire. Her son, James Shewan (15336), was also present.2 Jane Cardno married James Davidson 6 November 1842, in accordance with the procedures of the Scottish Episcopal, at Kinbog, in Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, James farm servant & Jane Cardno, Kinbog md 6 Nov.1842".4 Jane Davidson and her husband, James Davidson, were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Commerce Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, George Davidson, Alexander Davidson, Elizabeth Cardno Davidson and Anna Davidson. She was listed as 30 and born in Fraserburgh Parish.1 Jane Cardno witnessed the christening of her daughter, Jane Davidson, on 24 June 1852, at Saint Peters Episcopal Parish (Fraserburgh), Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The following is a transcription from The Episcopal Parish of Saint Peters, Fraserburgh, "Davidson, Jane, dg. of James, carter & Jane Cardno, Bap 24 June 1852".4 Jane Davidson and her husband, James Davidson, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Parkside, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Alexander Davidson, Anna Davidson, Jane Davidson, Francis Ragg Davidson, Catherine Morgan Davidson, William Reid Davidson and Elspet Anne Smith Davidson. She was 40 years of age and born in Rathen Parish.5 Jane Cardno died on 24 May 1870 at Peathill in Pitsligo Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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Citations
- [S15] 1851 British Census, Parish of Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, LDS Film 0103629, transcribed by the author, unless otherwise noted. Enumeration District 1, Page 58, Number 229.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "1841 British Census, Civil parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, Parish Number: 196, ED: 5. Page: 7."
- [S607] Website North Isles Family History Website (formerly the Shetland Family History Website) (http://www.bayanne.info) "Name, names of both parents, date and address of birth verified or obtained."
- [S411] Archibald Maxwell Strath, The Registers of the Episcopal Congregation, Fraserburgh, 1766-1884, Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney, self-published, 1985, Entry transcribed by Dr. Charlotte Greig and provided via email, 29 March 2007.
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 235, Registration district: Rathen, Civil parish: Rathen, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 3, Page: 9, Household schedule number: 38, Roll: CSSCT1861_33.
- [S607] Website North Isles Family History Website (http://www.bayanne.info) "Date and address of death verified or obtained."
John Murray
M, #3891, b. about 1825, d. before 6 October 1882
John Murray was born, about 1825, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. There are two IGI birth records in Keith Parish that may have been his.1
John Murray married Jane McKimmie, 2 January 1848, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland.2,3
John Murray and his wife Jane Murray were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a agricultural labourer. Also present were his children, Isobel Murray and Robert Murray. In addition, a Margaret Meldrum, under one month old was also in the household. She was listed as infant, but no relationship was indicated. He was 36 years old and born in Keith Parish.1
John Murray died before 6 October 1882. He was listed as a deceased general labourer on the marriage record of his son, Robert McAmie Murray and Elizabeth Cheyne, 6 October 1882.4
. There are two IGI birth records in Keith Parish that may have been his.1 John Murray married Jane McKimmie, 2 January 1848, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
.2,3 John Murray and his wife Jane Murray were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a agricultural labourer. Also present were his children, Isobel Murray and Robert Murray. In addition, a Margaret Meldrum, under one month old was also in the household. She was listed as infant, but no relationship was indicated. He was 36 years old and born in Keith Parish.1 John Murray died before 6 October 1882. He was listed as a deceased general labourer on the marriage record of his son, Robert McAmie Murray and Elizabeth Cheyne, 6 October 1882.4
Family | Jane McKimmie b. 23 Apr 1828 |
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Citations
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 159, Registration district: Keith, Civil Parish: Keith, County: Banffshire, ED: 3, Household schedule number: 68, Roll: CSSCT1861_22.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted., Fraserburgh, 1882, Page 17, #33.
- [S453] Family Search Online, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Banffshire, Keith Parish, Batch M111594.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1882, Page 17, Number 33.
Jane McKimmie
F, #3892, b. 23 April 1828
| Father | Robert McKimmie b. a 1791 |
| Mother | Isobel Duncan b. a 1786 |
Jane McKimmie was born, 23 April 1828, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. She was baptized the 11th of May.1
Jane McKimmie were listed as in the household of Robert McKimmie on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. She was listed as 13 years of age and born in Banffshire.2
Jane McKimmie married John Murray 2 January 1848, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland.3,4
Jane Murray and her husband, John Murray, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Isobel Murray and Robert Murray. In addition, a Margaret Meldrum, under one month old was also in the household. She was listed as infant, but no relationship was indicated. Jane was 32 years of age and born in Keith Parish.5
. She was baptized the 11th of May.1 Jane McKimmie were listed as in the household of Robert McKimmie on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
. She was listed as 13 years of age and born in Banffshire.2 Jane McKimmie married John Murray 2 January 1848, in Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
.3,4 Jane Murray and her husband, John Murray, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Isobel Murray and Robert Murray. In addition, a Margaret Meldrum, under one month old was also in the household. She was listed as infant, but no relationship was indicated. Jane was 32 years of age and born in Keith Parish.5Family | John Murray b. a 1825, d. b 6 Oct 1882 |
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Citations
- [S453] Family Search Online, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Banffshire, Keith Parish, Batch C111592.
- [S424] 1841 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Parish: Keith; ED: 3; Page: 12; Line: 610; Roll: CSSCT1841_24-0088.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted., Fraserburgh, 1882, Page 17, #33.
- [S453] Family Search Online, Banffshire, Keith Parish, Batch M111594.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 159, Registration district: Keith, Civil Parish: Keith, County: Banffshire, ED: 3, Household schedule number: 68, Roll: CSSCT1861_22.
Robert Murray
M, #3893, b. 19 April 1858
| Father | John Murray b. a 1825, d. b 6 Oct 1882 |
| Mother | Jane McKimmie b. 23 Apr 1828 |
Robert Murray was born, 19 April 1858, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. His mother's surname was record as McKimmie.1,2
Isobel Murray and Robert Murray were listed as children in the household of John Murray and his wife, Jane Murray on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland. He was listed as 2 years of age and born in Keith Parish.3
Robert Murray was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census at 1 Gilcomston Terrace, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was a boarder in the household of William McKimmie, stoker at gas works. William was probably a relative of Robert's mother. Robert was 23 years of age, born in Keith Parish and employed as a journeyman granite stone mason.4
Robert Murray married Elizabeth Cheyne, 6 October 1882, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at 42 Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Robert was listed as age 25, a journeyman mason and he resided at School Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish.1
Robert Murray and his wife Elizabeth Murray were listed on the 1891 England Census, at 33 Bonaccord Street, in Hebburn, Durham, England. He was head of household and a labourer. The Robert and Elizabeth Murray found on the described entry were probably Robert (3893) and Elizabeth (633). He was 36 years of age and born in Scotland.5
. His mother's surname was record as McKimmie.1,2 Isobel Murray and Robert Murray were listed as children in the household of John Murray and his wife, Jane Murray on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Moss Street, in Keith, Keith Parish, Banffshire, Scotland
. He was listed as 2 years of age and born in Keith Parish.3 Robert Murray was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census at 1 Gilcomston Terrace, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was a boarder in the household of William McKimmie, stoker at gas works. William was probably a relative of Robert's mother. Robert was 23 years of age, born in Keith Parish and employed as a journeyman granite stone mason.4 Robert Murray married Elizabeth Cheyne, 6 October 1882, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at 42 Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. Robert was listed as age 25, a journeyman mason and he resided at School Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish.1 Robert Murray and his wife Elizabeth Murray were listed on the 1891 England Census, at 33 Bonaccord Street, in Hebburn, Durham, England
. He was head of household and a labourer. The Robert and Elizabeth Murray found on the described entry were probably Robert (3893) and Elizabeth (633). He was 36 years of age and born in Scotland.5Family | Elizabeth Cheyne b. 20 Mar 1856 |
Citations
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1882, Page 17, Number 33.
- [S453] Family Search Online, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Banffshire, Keith Parish, Batch C111591.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 159, Registration district: Keith, Civil Parish: Keith, County: Banffshire, ED: 3, Household schedule number: 68, Roll: CSSCT1861_22.
- [S410] 1881 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 168/2, Registration district: Old Machar, Civil Parish: Old Machar, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7/2, Household schedule number: 652, Roll: cssct1881_52.
- [S450] 1891 England Census, Information courtesy of the English Records Office, London, and obtained (including image, if any) from Ancestry.com. Civil Parish: Hedworth Monkton and Jarrow, Ecclesiastical parish: St Cuthberts, Town: Hebburn, County/Island: Durham, Registration district: South Shields, Sub-registration district: South Shields, EDl: 39, Class: RG12; Piece: 4170; Folio 27; Page 48; GSU roll: 6099280.
Robert Mundie
M, #3894, b. circa 1825, d. before 6 October 1882
On 12 August 1859. (an unknown value).1,2,3
Robert Mundie married Isabella Kelly, 21 November 1861, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The couple was also married in Old Machar Parish the same day.4
Robert Mundie died before 6 October 1882. He was listed as a deceased seaman on the marriage record of his son Robert S. Mundie and Isabella Cheyne (22).1
Robert Mundie married Isabella Kelly, 21 November 1861, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The couple was also married in Old Machar Parish the same day.4 Robert Mundie died before 6 October 1882. He was listed as a deceased seaman on the marriage record of his son Robert S. Mundie and Isabella Cheyne (22).1
Family | Isabella Kelly b. a 1839 |
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Citations
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1882, Page 17, Number 34.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7, Page: 21, Household schedule number: 93, Roll: CSSCT1891_62.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Parish of Fraserburgh, Batch C111961.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, Parish of Saint Nicholas, Batch M111687 and Parish of Old Machar, Batch M119061.
Isabella Kelly
F, #3895, b. about 1839
| Father | William Kelly b. a 1810, d. b 2 Apr 1871 |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?) b. a 1809 |
Isabella Kelly was born, about 1839, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. No IGI birth record was found.1
On 12 August 1859. (an unknown value).2,3,4
Isabella Kelly was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census at Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was a servant in the house of James Anderson, silk mercer. She was 22 years old and a domestic servant.1
Isabella Kelly married Robert Mundie 21 November 1861, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.5
Isabella Kelly was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 31 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a laundress. Also present were her children, Robert Selkirk Mundie and Johanna Mundie. Also present were her mother, Elizabeth Kelly, widow, 62 and her brother, William Kelly. She was listed as 32 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.6
Isabella Mundie was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 73/1 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a mangle woman. Also present was her child, Robert Selkirk Mundie. Also present was her mother, Elizabeth Kelly. She was listed as 45 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.7
. No IGI birth record was found.1 On 12 August 1859. (an unknown value).2,3,4
Isabella Kelly was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census at Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was a servant in the house of James Anderson, silk mercer. She was 22 years old and a domestic servant.1 Isabella Kelly married Robert Mundie 21 November 1861, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.5 Isabella Kelly was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 31 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a laundress. Also present were her children, Robert Selkirk Mundie and Johanna Mundie. Also present were her mother, Elizabeth Kelly, widow, 62 and her brother, William Kelly. She was listed as 32 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.6 Isabella Mundie was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 73/1 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a mangle woman. Also present was her child, Robert Selkirk Mundie. Also present was her mother, Elizabeth Kelly. She was listed as 45 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.7Family | Robert Mundie b. c 1825, d. b 6 Oct 1882 |
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Citations
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 2, Page: 9 and 10, Household schedule number: 50, Roll: CSSCT1861_28.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1882, Page 17, Number 34.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7, Page: 21, Household schedule number: 93, Roll: CSSCT1891_62.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Parish of Fraserburgh, Batch C111961.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, Parish of Saint Nicholas, Batch M111687 and Parish of Old Machar, Batch M119061.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 2, Page: 37, Household schedule number: 182, Roll: CSSCT1871_37.
- [S410] 1881 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7, Page: 44, Household schedule number: 216, Roll: cssct1881_59.
Robert Selkirk Mundie
M, #3896, b. 12 August 1859
| Father | Robert Mundie b. c 1825, d. b 6 Oct 1882 |
| Mother | Isabella Kelly b. a 1839 |
Robert Selkirk Mundie was born, 12 August 1859, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2,3
Robert Selkirk Mundie was listed as a grandson in the household of William Kelly and his wife, Elizabeth Kelly, on the 1861 Scotland Census at 43 Mid Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 1 year of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.4
Robert Selkirk Mundie and Johanna Mundie were listed as children in the household of Isabella Kelly on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 31 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 11 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a scholar.5
Robert Selkirk Mundie was found in the household of Isabella Mundie and listed as their son on the 1881 Scotland Census at 73/1 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 21 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a journeyman cooper.6
Robert Selkirk Mundie married Isabella Cheyne, 6 October 1882, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at 42 Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Robert was listed as age 23, a cooper, residing at 73 Firthside Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish. His parents were confirmed to be as recorded herein.1
Robert Mundie and his wife Isabella Mundie were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 4 Lodge Walk, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a cooper. Also present were his children, James C. Mundie, Robert S. Mundie and Isabella K. Mundie. He was listed as 31 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.2
Robert Mundie and his wife Isabella Mundie were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 20 Hilltown, in Dundee, Saint Clement Parish, Forfar, Angus, Scotland. He was head of household and a cooper. Also present were his children, James C. Mundie, Robert S. Mundie and Isabella K. Mundie. He was listed as 41 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.7
Robert Selkirk Mundie and Isabella Mundie were found on a passenger list, dated 17 October 1905, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Also present was their daughter Isabella K. Mundie. They were on a manifest of alien passengers bound for the United States aboard the Sicilian out of Glasgow, ten days earlier. They were British Subjects of Scotch race last residing in Fraserburgh, joining a friend, Alex Milne, 317 River Street, South Lansing, Michigan. It was the first visit to the United States for all and they were ticketed to their final destination on the Canadian Pacific Railway. He was 45 years old and a cooper, Isabella, senior was 45 and a wife and Isabella was 17 and a domestic.8
Robert G. Mundie was listed on the 1910 United States Census at 266 Greenwood Avenue, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA. He was a boarder in the household of August W. Johnson, automobile painter. He was listed as 51 years old, a cooper, married 27 years, born in Scotland, had immigrated in 1906 and had filed first papers to become a citizen.9
Robert S. Mundie was in the household of Isabella K. Davies and listed as father on the 1920 United States Census, at 708 Commonwealth Avenue, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA. He was 58 years old, a widower, employed as a laborer at a brass company and born in Scotland.10
.1,2,3 Robert Selkirk Mundie was listed as a grandson in the household of William Kelly and his wife, Elizabeth Kelly, on the 1861 Scotland Census at 43 Mid Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was listed as 1 year of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.4 Robert Selkirk Mundie and Johanna Mundie were listed as children in the household of Isabella Kelly on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 31 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was listed as 11 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a scholar.5 Robert Selkirk Mundie was found in the household of Isabella Mundie and listed as their son on the 1881 Scotland Census at 73/1 Firthside Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was listed as 21 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a journeyman cooper.6 Robert Selkirk Mundie married Isabella Cheyne, 6 October 1882, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at 42 Cross Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. Robert was listed as age 23, a cooper, residing at 73 Firthside Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish. His parents were confirmed to be as recorded herein.1 Robert Mundie and his wife Isabella Mundie were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 4 Lodge Walk, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a cooper. Also present were his children, James C. Mundie, Robert S. Mundie and Isabella K. Mundie. He was listed as 31 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.2 Robert Mundie and his wife Isabella Mundie were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 20 Hilltown, in Dundee, Saint Clement Parish, Forfar, Angus, Scotland
. He was head of household and a cooper. Also present were his children, James C. Mundie, Robert S. Mundie and Isabella K. Mundie. He was listed as 41 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish.7 Robert Selkirk Mundie and Isabella Mundie were found on a passenger list, dated 17 October 1905, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada
. Also present was their daughter Isabella K. Mundie. They were on a manifest of alien passengers bound for the United States aboard the Sicilian out of Glasgow, ten days earlier. They were British Subjects of Scotch race last residing in Fraserburgh, joining a friend, Alex Milne, 317 River Street, South Lansing, Michigan. It was the first visit to the United States for all and they were ticketed to their final destination on the Canadian Pacific Railway. He was 45 years old and a cooper, Isabella, senior was 45 and a wife and Isabella was 17 and a domestic.8 Robert G. Mundie was listed on the 1910 United States Census at 266 Greenwood Avenue, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA
. He was a boarder in the household of August W. Johnson, automobile painter. He was listed as 51 years old, a cooper, married 27 years, born in Scotland, had immigrated in 1906 and had filed first papers to become a citizen.9 Robert S. Mundie was in the household of Isabella K. Davies and listed as father on the 1920 United States Census, at 708 Commonwealth Avenue, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA
. He was 58 years old, a widower, employed as a laborer at a brass company and born in Scotland.10Family | Isabella Cheyne b. 10 Oct 1860, d. 13 May 1915 |
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Citations
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1882, Page 17, Number 34.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7, Page: 21, Household schedule number: 93, Roll: CSSCT1891_62.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Parish of Fraserburgh, Batch C111961.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 3, Page: 35. Household schedule number: 225, Roll: CSSCT1861_28.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 2, Page: 37, Household schedule number: 182, Roll: CSSCT1871_37.
- [S410] 1881 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 7, Page: 44, Household schedule number: 216, Roll: cssct1881_59.
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 282/3, Registration district: St Clement, Civil Parish: Dundee, County: Angus, ED: 13, Page: 16, Household schedule number: 94, Roll: CSSCT1901_97.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "Image from National Archives and Records Administration; Washington, D.C.; Manifests of Passengers Arriving at St. Albans, VT, District through Canadian Pacific and Atlantic Ports, 1895-1954."
- [S432] 1910 US Census, Information courtesy of the National Archives Washington, DC, and obtained from Ancestry.com. Detroit Ward 4, Wayne, Michigan; Roll: T624_681; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 0057; FHL microfilm: 1374694, Household 96.
- [S427] 1920 US Census, Information courtesy of the National Archives Washington, DC, and obtained from Ancestry.com. Detroit Ward 8, Wayne, Michigan; Roll: T625_809; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 261; Image: 93, Household 157.
James Strachan
M, #3897, b. about 1832, d. before 19 January 1863
James Strachan was born, about 1832, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1
James Strachan married Mary Duthie, 2 March 1858, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The birth record of their daughters, Mary Forbes Mackenzie and Jemima, listed the marriage as 2 March 1858, at Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen.2
James Strachan and his wife Mary Strachan were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 68 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a seaman. Also present were his children, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. In addition, an Alexander and Christian Duthie were listed as boarders. They were probably related to Mary. James was listed as 29 years of age and born in Rathen Parish.1
James Strachan died before 19 January 1863. He was listed as a deceased seaman on the marriage record of his daughter, Mary Ann Strachen and George Smith Cheyne, 24 October 1883.3
James Strachan, deceased shipmaster, was named the father of, Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan, who was born 19 January 1863, at Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:15 AM.4,5,6,7,8
.1 James Strachan married Mary Duthie, 2 March 1858, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. The birth record of their daughters, Mary Forbes Mackenzie and Jemima, listed the marriage as 2 March 1858, at Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen.2 James Strachan and his wife Mary Strachan were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 68 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a seaman. Also present were his children, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. In addition, an Alexander and Christian Duthie were listed as boarders. They were probably related to Mary. James was listed as 29 years of age and born in Rathen Parish.1 James Strachan died before 19 January 1863. He was listed as a deceased seaman on the marriage record of his daughter, Mary Ann Strachen and George Smith Cheyne, 24 October 1883.3
James Strachan, deceased shipmaster, was named the father of, Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan, who was born 19 January 1863, at Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
; at 8:15 AM.4,5,6,7,8Family | Mary Duthie b. a 1836 |
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Citations
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 1, Page: 37, Household schedule number: 206, Roll: CSSCT1861_28.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch M111961.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1883, Page 19, Number 38.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, Fraserburgh Parish, 1883, Page 19, #38.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 241, Registration district: Strichen, Civil parish: Strichen, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 3, Household schedule number: 11, Roll: CSSCT1891_73.
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 34, Household schedule number: 176, Roll: CSSCT1901_67.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch C111961.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Image of birth record provided by Barbara Dawes, April 11, 2016.
Mary Duthie
F, #3898, b. about 1836
Mary Duthie was born, about 1836, in Rathen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2
Mary Duthie married James Strachan 2 March 1858, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.3
Mary Strachan and her husband, James Strachan, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 68 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. In addition, an Alexander and Christian Duthie were listed as boarders. They were probably related to Mary. Mary was listed as 25 years of age, a seaman's wife and born in Rathen Parish.2
Mary Duthie was named the mother of, Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan, who was born 19 January 1863, at Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:15 AM.4,5,1,6,7
Mary Duthie was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 71 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a grocer. Also present were her children, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. She was listed as Mary D. Strachan, 34 years of age and born in Inverlochie (Rathen Parish).8
Mary Strachan was in the household of Margaret A. Cheyne and listed as mother on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 65 Charlotte Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She as listed as 65 years of age, born in Rathen Parish, Aberdeen and formerly a dressmaker.1
.1,2 Mary Duthie married James Strachan 2 March 1858, in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
.3 Mary Strachan and her husband, James Strachan, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 68 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. In addition, an Alexander and Christian Duthie were listed as boarders. They were probably related to Mary. Mary was listed as 25 years of age, a seaman's wife and born in Rathen Parish.2 Mary Duthie was named the mother of, Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan, who was born 19 January 1863, at Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
; at 8:15 AM.4,5,1,6,7 Mary Duthie was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 71 Broad Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a grocer. Also present were her children, Andrew Strachan and Margaret Ann Strachan. She was listed as Mary D. Strachan, 34 years of age and born in Inverlochie (Rathen Parish).8 Mary Strachan was in the household of Margaret A. Cheyne and listed as mother on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 65 Charlotte Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She as listed as 65 years of age, born in Rathen Parish, Aberdeen and formerly a dressmaker.1Family | James Strachan b. a 1832, d. b 19 Jan 1863 |
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Citations
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 34, Household schedule number: 176, Roll: CSSCT1901_67.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 1, Page: 37, Household schedule number: 206, Roll: CSSCT1861_28.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch M111961.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, 1883, Page 19, #38.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 241, Registration district: Strichen, Civil parish: Strichen, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 3, Household schedule number: 11, Roll: CSSCT1891_73.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch C111961.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Image of birth record provided by Barbara Dawes, April 11, 2016.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil Parish: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 1, Page: 11, Household schedule number: 58, Roll: CSSCT1871_37.
Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan
F, #3899, b. 19 January 1863
| Father | James Strachan b. a 1832, d. b 19 Jan 1863 |
| Mother | Mary Duthie b. a 1836 |
Mary Forbes Mackenzie Strachan was born, 19 January 1863, at 8:15 AM, in Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.1,2,3,4,5
Mary Ann Strachan married George Smith Cheyne 24 October 1883, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Cafe Hall, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Mary Ann was listed as a dressmaker, 23 years of age and she resided at 79 Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish. Her parents were confirmed to be as recorded herein.6
Robert B. Cheyne is the assumed son of George Smith Cheyne and Mary Strachan. The basis of this is that Robert was a witness at the marriage of his assumed brother, William, 24 December 1913.
The estate of George Smith Cheyne was proved 14 June 1889, at Aberdeen and his widow, Margaret Ann Strachen or Cheyne (3899) was named executrix. The entry in Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories, reads: "Cheyne, George Smith, Value of Estate, £131 0s 10d. 14 June (1889) -- Inventory of George Smith Cheyne, Saddler, Bridge Street, Strichen, who died 28 August 1888, at Strichen, intestate, given up at Aberdeen, by Margaret Ann Strachen or Cheyne, Strichen, Executrix dative qua relict".7,8
Margaret A. Cheyne was listed on the 1891 Scotland Census at Whitestripe, in Strichen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was a servant in the household of James Adir, farmer. Margaret was 30 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a sick nurse.2
Margaret A. Cheyne was listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 65 Charlotte Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a sick nurse. Also present were her children, William J. S. Cheyne and Mary C. D. Cheyne. Also present was her mother, Mary Strachan. Margaret was listed as 40 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen.3
.1,2,3,4,5 Mary Ann Strachan married George Smith Cheyne 24 October 1883, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Cafe Hall, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. Mary Ann was listed as a dressmaker, 23 years of age and she resided at 79 Broad Street, Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish. Her parents were confirmed to be as recorded herein.6 Robert B. Cheyne is the assumed son of George Smith Cheyne and Mary Strachan. The basis of this is that Robert was a witness at the marriage of his assumed brother, William, 24 December 1913.
The estate of George Smith Cheyne was proved 14 June 1889, at Aberdeen and his widow, Margaret Ann Strachen or Cheyne (3899) was named executrix. The entry in Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories, reads: "Cheyne, George Smith, Value of Estate, £131 0s 10d. 14 June (1889) -- Inventory of George Smith Cheyne, Saddler, Bridge Street, Strichen, who died 28 August 1888, at Strichen, intestate, given up at Aberdeen, by Margaret Ann Strachen or Cheyne, Strichen, Executrix dative qua relict".7,8
Margaret A. Cheyne was listed on the 1891 Scotland Census at Whitestripe, in Strichen Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was a servant in the household of James Adir, farmer. Margaret was 30 years of age, born in Fraserburgh Parish and a sick nurse.2 Margaret A. Cheyne was listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 65 Charlotte Street, in Fraserburgh, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. She was head of household and a sick nurse. Also present were her children, William J. S. Cheyne and Mary C. D. Cheyne. Also present was her mother, Mary Strachan. Margaret was listed as 40 years of age and born in Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen.3Family | George Smith Cheyne b. 29 Jul 1860, d. 28 Aug 1888 |
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Citations
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, 1883, Page 19, #38.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 241, Registration district: Strichen, Civil parish: Strichen, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 3, Household schedule number: 11, Roll: CSSCT1891_73.
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 196, Registration district: Fraserburgh, Civil parish: Fraserburgh, Town: Fraserburgh, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 5, Page: 34, Household schedule number: 176, Roll: CSSCT1901_67.
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Fraserburgh Parish, Batch C111961.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Image of birth record provided by Barbara Dawes, April 11, 2016.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1883, Page 19, Number 38.
- [S363] Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories Granted and Given Up in the Several Commissariots of Scotland, Neill and Company, Edinburgh for Her Majesty's Stationery Office (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, British Q Area 941 p25) Text from 1889, page 129.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "Image from Scotland, National Probate Index (Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories), 1876-1936."
John Towers
M, #3900, b. about 1821
John Towers was born, about 1821, in England.1
John Towers married Jane Sharp, 2 July 1859.2
John Towers and his wife Jane Towers were listed on the 1871 British Census, at 2 Garvock Street, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a shore labourer. Also present were his children, Caroline Towers, Margaret Towers, John Towers, James Towers and George Towers. He was 50 years old and born in England.1
John Towers was listed as a general labourer on the marriage record of his son James Towers and Ann Cheyne, on 1 January 1886; Established Church of Scotland.3
.1 John Towers married Jane Sharp, 2 July 1859.2
John Towers and his wife Jane Towers were listed on the 1871 British Census, at 2 Garvock Street, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
. He was head of household and a shore labourer. Also present were his children, Caroline Towers, Margaret Towers, John Towers, James Towers and George Towers. He was 50 years old and born in England.1 John Towers was listed as a general labourer on the marriage record of his son James Towers and Ann Cheyne, on 1 January 1886; Established Church of Scotland.3
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Citations
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Information courtesy of the Scottish Records Office, Edinburgh, and obtained from Ancestry.com Registration Number: 168/1, Registration district: St Nicholas, Civil Parish: Aberdeen St Nicholas, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 56, Page: 19, Household schedule number: 98, Roll: CSSCT1871_33.
- [S449] An entry in the International Genealogy Index not based on church or civil records, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Aberdeenshire Banchory-Ternan Parish, Batch 8016830.
- [S128] Scotland, Civil Marriage Registration, New Register House, Edinburgh, transcribed by the author from LDS microfilm or from microfiche at the New Register House, unless otherwise noted. Fraserburgh Parish, Aberdeen, 1886, Page 1, Number 1.