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     Alexander Cheyne was born, 19 September 1837, in Mill of Ardo, Belhelvie Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The following is a transcription from the Register of Baptisms, Parish of Belhelvie, 1820-1854, Frame 34. “Belhelvie, 19^th Sep 1837. The said day James Cheyne in Mill of Adro had a son born by Margaret Scott his wife and baptized on the 30^th September called Alexander”.^1,2

Alexander Cheyne were listed as in the household of James Cheyne on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 3 years of age and born in Aberdeenshire.³

Alexander Cheyne was listed on the 1851 Scotland Census at South Alehouse, in Udny Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was employed as a farm labourer, age 13 and born in Belhelvie. He was in the household of William Duguid, farmer of 60 acres.⁴

Alexander Cheyne married Ann Edmond, 13 June 1864, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Church of Savoch, in Savoch Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Alexander Cheyne was listed on the marriage record as 26 year old, bachelor, farm servant, at Frogmore, Foveran Parish. The ceremony was officiated by John Reid, Minister of Savoch and witnessed by William Taylor and, his brother, Charles Cheyne (2016). His parents were confirmed to have been as recorded herein.⁵

Alexander Cheyne, farm servant, recorded the birth of his daughter, Margaret Cheyne, on 3 December 1864, in Mintlaw, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:00 PM.⁶

Alexander Cheyne, farm servant, recorded the birth of his son, James Cheyne, on 20 July 1866, in Innergehomesy, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 7:00 PM.⁷

Alexander Cheyne, farm servant, recorded the birth of his son, Alexander Cheyne, on 4 October 1868, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 1 AM.⁸

Alexander Cheyne and his wife Ann Cheyne were listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 2 Free Church Road, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a agricultulal labourer. Also present were his children, Margaret Cheyne, James Cheyne and Alexander Cheyne. He was 33 years of age and born in Belhelie.⁹

Alexander Cheyne, agricultural labourer, recorded the birth of his daughter, Ann Cheyne, on 2 May 1871, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 5:00 PM.¹⁰

Alexander Cheyne, agricultural labourer, recorded the birth of his son, William Cheyne, on 17 July 1874, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:00 AM.¹¹

Alexander Cheyne was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 6 Kirk Lane, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a farmer of 7 acres. Also present were his children, Alexander Cheyne, Ann Cheyne, William Cheyne, Mary Cheyne, Catherine Cheyne and James Cheyne. He was listed as married, but his wife was not present. His sister, Margaret Cheyne (2015), was also in the household, employed as a domestic servant.¹²

Alexander Cheyne was listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 4 Road A, in Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a general labourer. Also present were his children, Ann Cheyne and Catherine Cheyne. Also present were two grandsons, James Fullerton, 5, and Alex'r Pratt, 3. Alexander was 53 years of age and born in Belhelvie Parish.¹³

Alexander Cheyne was listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at Bogieneuk, in Kennethmont Quoad Sacra Parish of Lonmay, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a crofter. Also present was his child, Mary Cheyne. Also present was an Alexander Puatt (probably Mowatt), 13, listed as his grandson. Alexander was listed as 65 years of age and born in Belhelvie Parish, Aberdeenshire.¹⁴

Alexander Cheyne died on 21 January 1922 at Bogieneuk in Kennethmont Quoad Sacra Parish of Lonmay, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹⁵

Alexander Cheyne was buried, at Longside Kirkyard, in Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. His monumental inscription reads: "In loving memory of ALEXANDER CHEYNE d.Bogieneuk, Kininmonth 21 Jan.1922 aged 84, his wife ANN EDMOND d.Longside 16 Jan.1880 aged 44. Also ALEXANDER PRATT d.Ugiebank, Longside 28 Sept.1910 aged 21 also their dau. MARY d.20 High St., Strichen 14 Apr.1970 aged 93"..¹⁶

     William Cheyne was born, 21 December 1839, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹

William Cheyne were listed as in the household of James Cheyne on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 1 year of age and born in Aberdeenshire.²

William Cheyne, Margaret Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, George Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 11 years of age, born in Foveran Parish and a scholar.³

William Cheyne was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census at Backburn, in Tough Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as unmarried, 21, a journeyman shoemaker and born in Foveran Parish. The head of household was not transcribed.⁴

William Cheyne was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census at 21 Commercial Road, in Glasgow, Hutchestown Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was in the household of John McGlenon, shoemaker. He was 31 years of age, born in Foveran, Aberdeen, and employed as a shoemaker.⁵

William Cheyne was listed on the 1881 Scotland Census at 13 Crown Street, Front Land, in Govan Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland. William was a shoemaker, unmarried, born in Foveran Parish, Aberdeen, 41 year old lodger in the household of Mary Gillies, houekeeper.⁶

William Cheyne married Ann (?).⁷

William Cheyne and his wife Ann Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 331 Cumberland Street, in Glasgow, Govan Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a shoemaker. Also present was his stepson. He was listed as 51 years of age and born in Foveran Parish, Aberdeen.⁷

     Margaret Cheyne was born, about 1842, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. No baptismal record was found on the IGI.^1,2

William Cheyne, Margaret Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, George Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as 9 years of age, born in Foveran Parish and a scholar, at home.³

Margaret Cheyne was listed on the 1861 Scotland Census at Pircow, in Udny Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as unmarried, 19, a housemaid and born in Foveran Parish. The head of household was not transcribed.⁴

Margaret Cheyne was found in the household of James Cheyne and listed as their daughter on the 1871 Scotland Census at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as age 29, unmarried, born in Foveran Parish and a farmer's daughter.⁵

Margaret Cheyne recorded the death of her father, James Cheyne, on 17 January 1874, at Frogmore, Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:30 PM, of cancer of the hand for 17 or 18 months.⁶

Margaret Cheyne was in the household of Alexander Cheyne and listed as sister on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 6 Kirk Lane, in Longside, Longside Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was unmarried, age 39 and employed as a domestic servant.⁷

Maggie Cheyne was listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 31 Huntly Street, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a dressmaker. She was listed as 49 years of age and born in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire. She lived alone.⁸

Margaret Cheyne was listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 41 Huntly Street, in Aberdeen, Gilcomston, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a dressmaker. She was listed as 54 years of age and born in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire. She lived alone.⁹

     Charles Cheyne was born, 10 June 1844, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹

Charles Cheyne in New York (16452) may have been either Charles (2016), (10119) or (12349).

William Cheyne, Margaret Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, George Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 6 years of age and born in Foveran Parish.²

Charles Cheyne and Jane Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 16 years of age, born in Foveran Parish and a ploughman.³

Charles was a witness at the marriage of, his brother, Alexander Cheyne and Ann Edmond, on 13 June 1864 at Church of Savoch, at Savoch Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; Established Church of Scotland.⁴

Charles Cheyne married Jane Sim, 6 January 1870, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Byreleask, in Slains Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The marriage record listed him as age twenty five years, a bachelor and railway clerk, residing at 10 George Street, Glasgow. James Rust, Minister of the Established Church of Scotland in Slains Parish, Aberdeen performed the ceremony. No children of the couple were found. Neither could be identified on the 1881 Highlands census. His parents were confirmed to have been as herein recorded.⁵

Charles Cheyne died on 31 May 1931 at Warwick Road in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. His obituary was published in The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Tuesday, the 2nd of June 1931, page 13, which read: "Mr Charles Cheyne.
Mr. Charles Cheyne, a well-known pioneer of Ipswich, died at his residence on Sunday night, at the age of 87 years. He came from Scotland to Ipswich in 1870, and took up residence in Warwick-road, where ho lived ever since. Besides his widow, he leaves four sons, Messrs. Charles J., William A., Frederick G., and H. W. Cheyne, and three daughters, Misses Margaret, Edith, and Nell Cheyne, all of Ipswich. Tlie funeral took rjlace to the Ipswich Cemetery yesterday afternoon".^6,7,8

     George Cheyne was born, 14 June 1846, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹

William Cheyne, Margaret Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, George Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as 4 years of age and born in Foveran Parish.²

George Cheyne was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census at Overhill, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. George was employed as a farm servant, in the household of William Harper, farm overseer. He was unmarried, 24 years of age and born in Foveran Parish.³

George Cheyne and his wife to be, an unknown person , immigrated on 29 March 1873, to Morton Bay, Queensland, Australia. A 26 year old George Cheyne immigrated, 29 March 1873, to Morton Bay, Queensland, Australia, aboard the Toowoomba out of Glasgow. That George probably was (2017).^4,5

George Cheyne married Caroline Anne Booth, 13 August 1875, at Presbyterian Church, in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. The George Cheyne that married Caroline Ann Booth was probably George (2017). His birth date on the family bible matches the baptismal entry exactly. Additional information obtained from Turnbull, in Australia, provided her surname and parentage. It also confirmed that George was the son of James Cheyne and Margaret Scott.^6,7,8,9

George Cheyne was listed as a drayman on the marriage record of his son Richard Cheyne and Catherine May Toohey, on 16 December 1903; Presbyterian.^10,11

George Cheyne, Stanley Street, East Brisbane, recorded the death of his wife, Caroline Anne Cheyne, on 25 January 1909, at Stanley Street, East Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; valvular heart disease.^6,7,8,12

George Cheyne died on 10 June 1920 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.^6,7,13,14

     Jane Cheyne was born, 5 November 1848, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹ As of 1851, Jane Cheyne also went by the name of Jean Cheyne.

William Cheyne, Margaret Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, George Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as 2 years of age and born in Foveran Parish.²

Charles Cheyne and Jane Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Margaret Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Frogmore, in Foveran Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was listed as 12 years of age, born in Foveran Parish and a scholar.³

Jane Cheyne was listed on the 1871 British Census at Gateside, in Newhills Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Jane was unmarried, 22 years of age, born in Foveran Parish and employed as a general servant, in the household of George Leonard, farmer of 70 acres.⁴

Jane Cheyne was listed on the 1881 British Census at 14 Ann Place, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was a cook and domestic servant, age 32, unmarried, in the household of John Rae, Minister of Causewayend Free Church.⁵

     Elizabeth Smith was born, about 1815, in Tarves Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹

Elizabeth Smith married John Cheyne.

Elizabeth Chene were listed as in the household of John Chene on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was his wife, age 25 and born in Aberdeenshire.²

Elizabeth Cheyne and her husband, John Cheyne, were listed on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne. She was 36 years of age and born in Tarves Parish.³

Elizabeth Chyne and her husband, John Chyne, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Mains of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, James Chyne, John Chyne and Jane Chyne. In addition, their grandson, John Horn, was also present. She was 47 years of age and born in Tarves Parish.⁴

Elizabeth Cheyne was listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at Mains of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was head of household and a farmer of 16 acres. Her nephew, John Cheyne, 14, apprentice tailor, and a general servant were also present.⁵

Elizabeth Cheyne was in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Mary Cheyne, and listed as mother on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was a widow, 63 years of age and born in Tarves Parish.⁶

     Sarah Cheyne was born, about 1832, in Tarves Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. No IGI birth record was found.^1,2

Sarah Chene were listed as in the household of John Chene on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was his daughter, age 8 and born in Aberdeenshire.³

Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Elizabeth Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was 19 years of age, born in Tarves Parish and a servant.⁴

Sarah Cheyne married William Horn 1 February 1856, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Manse of Methlick, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The marriage record lister Sarah as a spinster and domestic servant, residing at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish. Witnesses to the marriage were George Morrison and James Porter. Her parents were confirmed to have been as recorded herein.²

Sarah Horn recorded the birth of her daughter, Elizabeth Horn, on 6 April 1858, in 29 East North Street, Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 7:00 AM.⁵

Sarah Horn and her husband, William Horn, were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at 29 East North Street, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their child was, Elizabeth Horn. She was 29 years of age and born in Tarves Parish.⁶

Sarah Horn, MS CHEYNE, recorded the birth of her son, William Hutchison Horn, who was born, 15 September 1861, in 69 Green Street, Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 9:45 Am.⁷

Sarah Horn MS CHEYNE recorded the birth of her daughter, Barbara Morison Horn, on 13 July 1863, in 69 Green Street, Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:00 AM.⁸

Sarah Cheyne died. She probably died before the 1871 census and certainly before the 1881 where her husband was a widower.^9,10

     Alexander Cheyne was born, about 1838, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹

Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Elizabeth Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was 13 years of age, born in Methlick Parish and a servant.²

Alexander Cheyne married Elizabeth Legg. The attachment is information regarding the descendants of this couple. It was received in an email, September 2004, from Lorna Abdy MS Cheyne, Australia.

Alexander Cheyne, farm servant and father of the child, recorded the birth of John Cheyne, on 16 September 1856, in New Byth, King Edward Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8 PM.³

Alexander Cheyne, farm servant and father of the child, recorded the birth of Jemima Cheyne, on 20 July 1859, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 11:40 PM.⁴

Alexander Chyne and his wife Elisa Chyne were listed on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a agricultural labourer. Also present were his children, William Chyne, John Chyne and Jemima Chyne. He was 25 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.⁵

Alexander Cheyne, agricultural labourer, recorded the death of his daughter, Jemima Cheyne, on 17 June 1862, at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 5 PM, of diphtheria for fifteen days.⁶

Alexander Cheyne, who resided at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, recorded the death of his father, John Cheyne, on 28 August 1865, at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 11 PM, of granular disease of the liver for six months.⁷

Alexander Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a agricultural labourer. He was listed as 33 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.⁸

Alexander Cheyne was listed as a labourer on the marriage record of his son William Cheyne and Annie Barrack, on 6 August 1875; Church of Scotland.⁹

Alexander Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Tangland Cottage, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a forester's labourer. He was listed as 45 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.¹⁰

Alexander Cheyne was listed as an agricultural labourer on the marriage record of his son John Cheyne and Mary Jane Dawson, on 13 September 1881; Established Church of Scotland.¹¹

Alexander Cheyne was listed on the 1901 Scotland Census at Daviot Branch Asylum, in Davoit Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was listed as a patient, 65 years of age, born in Methlick Parish, Aberdeen and a former forester.¹²

     James Cheyne was born, about 1840, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. No IGI birth record was found.^1,2

James Chene were listed as in the household of John Chene on the 1841 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was his son, age1 and born in Aberdeenshire.²

Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Elizabeth Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was 10 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.³

James Cheyne, groom, recorded the birth of his daughter, Mary Cheyne, who was born, 17 June 1860, in Craighall, Tarves Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 5:00 AM.⁴

James Chyne, John Chyne and Jane Chyne were listed as children in the household of John Chyne and his wife, Elizabeth Chyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Mains of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was 20 years of age, born in Methlick Parish and a groom.⁵

James Cheyne married Mary Gibb, 30 December 1861, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Raxton, in Tarves Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The marriage record listed James as a 21 year old bachelor and groom, residing at Haddo House, Methlick Parish. Two of their children's birth records confirm the marriage place, but had the date as the 31st. His parents were confirmed to have been as recorded herein.⁶

James Cheyne recorded the birth of his son, James Cheyne, 6 April 1862, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 1 AM.⁷

James Cheyne, sawmill labourer, recorded the birth of his son, George Cheyne, on 31 March 1864, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 10 AM.⁸

James Cheyne, coachman, recorded the birth of his son, Alexander Cheyne, on 1 May 1866, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 1 AM.^9,10

James Cheyne, coachman at Haddo House, recorded the birth of his daughter, Elizabeth Jane Hall Cheyne, on 30 September 1867, in East Lodge, Haddo House, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 2 AM.¹¹

James Cheyne, coachman, recorded the birth of his son, Gordon Cheyne, on 9 March 1870, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 10 AM.¹²

James Cheyne and his wife Mary Cheyne were listed on the 1871 Scotland Census, at East Lodge, Haddo House, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a coachman. Also present were his children, Mary Cheyne, James Cheyne, George Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, Eliza. Jane Cheyne and Gordon Cheyne. James was listed as 30 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.¹³

James Cheyne was listed on a death record as the father as the father of the deceased, William Gibb Cheyne, who died April 1872; of whooping cough for 10 days.¹⁴

James Cheyne, coachman, recorded the birth of his daughter, Sarah Bella Cheyne, on 15 April 1873, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 4:20 AM.¹⁵

James Cheyne and his wife Mary Gibb were listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Room above stables at Haddo House, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a coachman. Also present were his children, James Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, Eliza. Jane Cheyne, Gordon Cheyne, Sarah Bella Cheyne and John Cheyne. He was listed as 40 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.¹⁶

James Cheyne and his wife Mary Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at Haddo House, Coachman's House, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a coachman. Also present were his children, Eliza. Jane Cheyne, Gordon Cheyne, Sarah Bella Cheyne and John Cheyne. He was listed as 50 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.¹⁷

James Cheyne, coachman, was listed as on the marriage record of his daughter, Eliza. Jane Cheyne and Alexander Tough, on 21 October 1891; Established Church of Scotland.¹⁸

James Cheyne was listed as a coachman on the marriage record of his son James Cheyne and Annie Russell, on 3 September 1895.^19,20

James Cheyne listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at Thornroan Cottage, in Tarves Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a retired coachman. Also present were his children, Alexander Cheyne and Gordon Cheyne. Also present were Alexander's wife and son, Annie E. Cheyne, and , an unknown person . James was listed as 60 years of age and born in Keithhall Parish, Aberdeen.²¹

James Cheyne was listed on the death record as the father of the deceased, James Cheyne who died 7 July 1929; at 5:20 PM, of tuberculous.²²

     John Cheyne was born, about 1844, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.^1,2

Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Elizabeth Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was 7 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.³

James Chyne, John Chyne and Jane Chyne were listed as children in the household of John Chyne and his wife, Elizabeth Chyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Mains of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was 17 years of age, born in Methlick Parish and a ploughman.⁴

John Cheyne, who resided at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, recorded the death of his nephew, John Cheyne, on 13 March 1870, at Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 12:45 AM, of the effects of teething for 4 days.⁵

John Cheyne was listed on the 1871 British Census. He was in the household of Alexander Clark, carter's son. He was listed as a visitor, unmarried, age 28, born in Methlick Parish and a farmer's son.⁶

John Cheyne married Mary Barnet, 30 November 1876, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The marriage information was obtained from the civil birth record of their daughter, Mary CHEYNE.⁷

John Cheyne, farmer, recorded the birth of his daughter, Mary Cheyne, on 22 January 1881, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 9:00 PM.^8,7

John Cheyne and his wife Mary Cheyne were listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a farmer of 25 acres. Also present were his children, Jemima Cheyne, Eliza. Jane Cheyne and Mary Cheyne. In addition, his widowed mother, Elizabeth Cheyne, was also present. Mill of Kelly was the farm of John's father. He was listed as 35 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.⁸

John Cheyne and his wife Mary Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at Croft House, Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a crofter. Also present were his children, Jemima Cheyne, Eliza. Jane Cheyne, Mary Cheyne, John Cheyne and George Cheyne. He was listed as 42 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.⁹

John Cheyne and his wife Mary Cheyne were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at Tangland Muir, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was head of household and a crofter and labourer. Also present were his children, John Cheyne, George Cheyne and Helen Cheyne. John was listed as 54 years of age and born in Methlick Parish, Aberdeen.²

John Cheyne was named the father and closest relative of Eliza. Jane Cheyne on a passenger list dated 13 April 1910. He resided in Mill of Kelly, Methlick.¹⁰

John Cheyne was named the father and closest relative of Eliza. Jane Cheyne on a passenger list dated 30 September 1913. He resided in Mill of Kelly, Methlick.¹¹

     Jean Cheyne was born, about 1849, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. No IGI birth record was found.^1,2

Sarah Cheyne, Alexander Cheyne, James Cheyne, John Cheyne and Jean Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Elizabeth Cheyne on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Mains of Tangland, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was 2 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.³

James Chyne, John Chyne and Jane Chyne were listed as children in the household of John Chyne and his wife, Elizabeth Chyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Mains of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was 12 years of age, born in Methlick Parish and a scholar.⁴

Jean Cheyne, servant at home and residing at Milly of Kelly, recorded the birth of her illegitimate son, John Cheyne, on 9 July 1869, in Mill of Kelly, Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; at 8:20 AM.⁵

Jean Cheyne, domestic servant, was listed on the death record as the mother of the deceased John Cheyne, on 13 March 1870; at 12:45 AM, of the effects of teething for 4 days.⁶

Jane Cheyne was listed on the 1871 British Census at Deeside Royal Infirmary, in Dundee, Saint Mary Parish, Forfar, Angus, Scotland. She was listed as 22 years of age, born in Methven (sic), Aberdeen and employed as a laundry maid, domestic servant.⁷

Jean Cheyne married Thomas Skene 18 February 1874, in accordance with the procedures of the Established Church of Scotland, at Mill of Kelly, in Methlick Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The marriage record listed her as a 25 year old spinster and domestic servant, residing at Mill of Kelly. The marriage was witnessed by a William Cheyne. Who was he? Her parents were confirmed to have been as herein recorded.⁸

Jean Skene and her husband, Thomas Skene, were listed on the 1881 British Census, at Pitmedden, in Udny Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, James Skene, Thomas Skene and Elizabeth J Skene.⁹

Jane Skene and her husband, Thomas Skene, were listed on the 1891 British Census, at Thom's Buildings, in Udny Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, Thomas Skene and Alexander Skene. She was listed as 42 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.²

Jane C. Skene and her husband, Thomas Skene, were listed on the 1901 British Census, at Thom's Buildings, in Udny Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, James Skene and Thomas Skene. She was 52 years of age and born in Methlick Parish.¹⁰

      James Chene of Pennen (2268), William Chene of Orchartoun (2025) and his son Alexander (2027) were mentioned in, A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland. The said entry reads as follows: "In 1601 James was still an outlaw and there was a suspension of letters charging a number of inhabitants of Aberdeen not to intercommune with certain persons at the horn, amongst whom were James Chene of Pennen and Alexander, son of William Chene of Orchartoun. This Alexander Chene, a kinsman of James was his constant abettor in crime and companion in disgrace". Among the inhabitants charged were John Cheyne of Petfichie (2390) and Patrick Cheyne of Ferriehill (2388). Though mentioned as a kinsman, the exact relationship is yet to be determined.¹

      Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 12-18.²

Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie married (?) Comyn. In A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, page 12, the author states that Reginald Cheyne married a daughter of William Comyn and Marjory, heiress of Fergus, Earl of Buchan. However, in Wood's Peerage of Scotland, no mention of the marriage to a daughter of that couple was found.^1,3

Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie married Eustacia Colville.¹

Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie died in 1293.⁴

      James Chene of Pennen (2268), William Chene of Orchartoun (2025) and his son Alexander (2027) were mentioned in, A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland. The said entry reads as follows: "In 1601 James was still an outlaw and there was a suspension of letters charging a number of inhabitants of Aberdeen not to intercommune with certain persons at the horn, amongst whom were James Chene of Pennen and Alexander, son of William Chene of Orchartoun. This Alexander Chene, a kinsman of James was his constant abettor in crime and companion in disgrace". Among the inhabitants charged were John Cheyne of Petfichie (2390) and Patrick Cheyne of Ferriehill (2388). Though mentioned as a kinsman, the exact relationship is yet to be determined.¹

He was sentenced to be beheaded, in 1605, at the Market Cross of Edinburgh for perjury and the cruel assault of a George Duncan and his wife in Ardo.²

     (?) Comyn married Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie. In A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, page 12, the author states that Reginald Cheyne married a daughter of William Comyn and Marjory, heiress of Fergus, Earl of Buchan. However, in Wood's Peerage of Scotland, no mention of the marriage to a daughter of that couple was found.^1,2

(?) Comyn died circa 1260.¹

     Isobel Cheyne married Alexander Tullidaff of Raniestoun.¹

Patrick Cheyne (2388) acquired the lands of Raniestoun from Alexander Tullidaff of Raniestoun (13861) prior to his (Patrick's) death in 1602. The lands of Raniestoun had been held by the Tullidaff family for four generations. The relationship of Isobel Cheyne (2029), wife of Alexander Tullidaff (13861) and Patrick Cheyne is yet to be determined.¹

Isobel Cheyne was buried 26 February 1598, at Saint Nicholas Parish Kirkyard, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland..^2,3

      Sir Reginald Le Chen 3rd of Inverugie was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 19-29.²

Sir Reginald Le Chen 3rd of Inverugie married Mary de Moravia, before 1269.³

Sir Reginald Le Chen 3rd of Inverugie died before 6 November 1312.⁴

     Mary de Moravia married Sir Reginald Le Chen 3rd of Inverugie before 1269.¹

      Mariot Le Chen was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 43-44.¹

R. W. L. Chesney, Le Fief de Quesneto, had the marriages of Mariot Chene (2032) and Margery Chene (2037) reversed from that of A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland. Chesney had Mariot marrying Nicholas, 2nd son of the 4th Earl of Sutherland in 1362; and, Margery married to John de Keith, 2nd son of Edward, Marischal of Scotland, in 1368 (and no mention of de Douglas).^2,1

Mariot Le Chen married John de Douglas.³

Mariot Le Chen married John de Ketih 1369.³

     Helen (?) married Sir Reginald Le Chen 4th of Inverugie.¹

      Sir Reginald Le Chen 4th of Inverugie was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 37-42.¹

Sir Reginald Le Chen 4th of Inverugie married Helen (?).²

Sir Reginald Le Chen 4th of Inverugie died between 1345 and 1353.³

      Francis (or Freskyn) Le Chen 1st of Straloch was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 46-49.¹

Francis (or Freskyn) Le Chen 1st of Straloch married Isabel Comyn.²

      Elena Le Chen was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 41.¹

Elena Le Chen married Sir William de Moubray.²

      Marjory Le Chen was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 and 43-44.¹

R. W. L. Chesney, Le Fief de Quesneto, had the marriages of Mariot Chene (2032) and Margery Chene (2037) reversed from that of A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland. Chesney had Mariot marrying Nicholas, 2nd son of the 4th Earl of Sutherland in 1362; and, Margery married to John de Keith, 2nd son of Edward, Marischal of Scotland, in 1368 (and no mention of de Douglas).^2,1

Marjory Le Chen married Nicol Sutherland of Forbat.³

     Eustacia Colville married Sir Reginald Le Chen 2nd of Inverugie.¹

Eustacia Colville died between 1316 and 1324.²

      William Le Chen was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 5 through 11.²

      Bernard Le Chen 1st of Inverugie was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on page 5 and 11.¹