Family Tree – Megan's Family

Matches 1,301 to 1,350 of 2,242

#	Notes	Linked to
1301	Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald - Saturday 04 June 1892 OUTLIVING HIS INCOME. On Tuesday, at Derby, a meeting was held of the creditors of Edwin Ernest Mather, residing at Rock Cottage, Middleton-by-Youlgreave, near Bakewell. The statement of affairs showed gross liabilities amounting to £864 2s., and assets £5, and there was a deficiency of £797 2s. The alleged cause of failure was " excess of expenditure over income." The Official Receiver's observations were to the effect that the debtor had been out of busiress for six years and his only income had been small amount earned as an insurance agent. The furniture which was said to belong to his wife, was claimed under a bill of sale given by her and the debtor on April 30. The Estate was left in the hands of the Official Receiver.	Mather, Edwin Ernest (I4615)
1302	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Edwina Carmody (I1998)
1303	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Brendan Carmody (I1999)
1304	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, BR Cher72 (I2245)
1305	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, DR Cher72 (I2246)
1306	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Barbk6 (I2570)
1307	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, betts1k2009 (I2760)
1308	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Beuzeville1 (I2752)
1309	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, 1_sjohn32 (I2252)
1310	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Brian Mazlin (I2021)
1311	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Blake Muir (I2373)
1312	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Raymond Sharp (I2919)
1313	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Beverly Schaffer (I2502)
1314	Diabaig	McLean, Roderick (I4888)
1315	Died aged 8	McKenzie, Catherine (I3596)
1316	Died at 2 years and 11 months old	Campbell, Kenneth (I5306)
1317	Died in Australia	McKenzie, Mary (I3471)
1318	Died in Australia	McKenzie, Angus (I3473)
1319	Died of scarlet fever	McLean, Finlay (I5405)
1320	Died on board ship	MacDonald, Murdoch (I4916)
1321	Died when Margaret was 6 years old	Lesslie, Malcolm (I664)
1322	DNA indicates that the son of John Higgins and Rebecca Kearns (most probably their middle son John) is the biological father of Mildred.	Agar, Mildred Sophia (I127)
1323	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Ancestry, Joanne Stewart (I1963)
1324	DNA possibility is that father is John Higgins (1831-1874). See Ancestry users leahbenn7 and Beverley Shaffer	Agar, James Edwin (I173)
1325	Donald MacDonald residing at Ardheslaig and Catherine McIvor residing at Alligin	Family (F506)
1326	Donald McDonald and Ann McBeath were married 16th January 1805. Both were from Alligin and Donald is described as a Fisherman in the 1841 census. There are surviving baptism records for 8 children born to the couple between 1805 and 1825. Donald died between 1841 and 1851 as Ann is listed as a widow on the 1851 census with her two younger children, Murdo and Ann. In 1861, Ann has daughters Isabella and Annabel living with her along with a granddaughter, Chirsty. Isabella and Chirsty are still living with Ann in 1871, so I am guessing that Chirsty is Isabella’s daughter.	Family (F1590)
1327	Donald McDonald and Christian McDonald were married on 15th March, 1820. Both were from Alligin and Donald is described as a Fisherman in the 1841 census. Donald, Christy and children are listed on subsequent census’ at Inveralligin until their deaths – Chirsty died in 1877 and Donald in 1879. Their son, Murdo, is living with them in 1871 with his new wife, Ann McKenzie. Murdo and Ann were married on 10th March 1868. Anne is from Diabaig. Murdo and Ann are still in Inveralligin in 1881, but Murdo dies in 1884. Ann then marries John McDonald from ??? in 1888 – both had been widowed and John’s first wife was also Ann McKenzie.	Family (F1238)
1328	Dorset History Centre Catalogue entries for Herrison Hospital archive: 1) Sarah Brackstone, age 22. Occupation: Servant. Date of admission to Herrison Hospital: June 1857. Parish of Swanage. Ref: NG-HH/CMR/4/32/1044 2) Sarah Brackstone, age 29. Occupation: journeyman painter's wife. Date of admission to Herrison Hospital: April 1864. Ref: NG-HH/CMR/4/32/1429	Sampson, Sarah (I598)
1329	Drowned in Nyanza Bay at the age of twenty-two.	Campbell, Alexander (I6153)
1330	Drowned with his brother John, whilst fishing in Loch Torridon in 1862. Grave erected by their brother Angus at Annat.	MacDonald, William (I5982)
1331	Drowned with his brother William, whilst fishing in Loch Torridon in 1862. Grave erected by their brother Angus at Annat.	MacDonald, John (I5981)
1332	Dubbo Dispatch and Wellington Independent (NSW : 1887 - 1932) Fri 16 Jun 1899 Page 3 MUDGEE. (From the Western Post.) It in our extremely sad duty to report the death of Mr. D. McKenzie, of Hill End, which took place at 7 o'clock on Sunday morning, the cause of death boing pleurisy. Mr. McKenzie, with Mr. Bryant, visited the late Mudgee show, and one would then have taken a lease of his life. On the night Mr. John Norton spoke against the Federal Bill in Mudgee Mr. McKenzie attended the mooting when he contracted a slight cold. He did not take much notice of it, and returned to his home. Business necessitated a visit to Bathurst, and there he caught a second cold. Returning home, no alarming symptoms manifested themselves, but the cold seemed to stick to him. Pleurisy then set in, and, despite the best medical skill and careful nursing, he succumbed on the above mentioned day at the early age of 35 years. The death is a particularly sad one, as the deceased was married to Jessie, second eldest daughter of Mr. G. H. Bryant, by the Rev. G. W.Willis, on March 17, just a little over two years ago. The deceased was well and favourably know, and was one of the best pigeon shots in the western district. The suddenness of his demise came as a great shock to his relatives in Mudgee, and it will go hard with his aged mother who lives near Bathurst.	McKenzie, Donald (I5070)
1333	Dublin Evening Post - Saturday 30 March 1850 Births March 28, Wilton-square, the lady of the Rev. Richard Booth Eyre, of a son.	Family (F1639)
1334	Dundee Advertiser 21 January 1890 Blackford - Sudden Death. Mr. Peter Sharp, Bardrill, was taken seriously ill last evening while attending a meeting in the Established Church for the appointment of a pastor. Mr Sharp withdrew to the vestry, where he immediately expired. He had not been in his usual health for some time.	Sharp, Peter (I2926)
1335	Dundee Courier - Friday 02 December 1910 Death of Well-Known Methven Tradesman. The death of Mr Alexander Gibbons, clothier, Methven, occurred at his residence yesterday. In the end of last week he contracted a chill, which on Tuesday developed into peritonitis, and from the outset his condition was regarded by his medical attendant as serious. Deceased was a native of the Dunning district, and came to the parish of Methven about 30 years ago, setting up in business as a tailor and clothier. He was a devoted supporter of the U.F Church, of which he was an elder, and quite recently he was made the recipient of a purse of sovereigns in recognition of his long service as superintendent of the Sunday School. In public life he took a keen interest, and for a long term was a member of the Parish Council. His hobby was in an antiquarian direction, and he was justly proud of a splendid collection of coins, tokens, &c., which had cost a considerable amount of time and money. Deceased, who was 55 years of age, leaves a wife and family to mourn his loss.	Gibbons, Alexander (I26)
1336	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family (F220)
1337	Dundee Courier - Thursday 18 June 1896 Mathven - Unfermented Wine Question - The members of the U.P. Church were asked during the past two Sundays to record their votes for or against the use of unfermented wine at Communion Services. The votes were counted on Tuesday night, when it was found that 29 were in favour of the proposed change, and 16 against, about 100 members remaining neutral. At a meeting of Session held subsequently, it was agreed in view of the smallnes of the vote to adhere to the use and wont in the meantime. From this decision Mr Alexander Gibbons, a member of Session dissented.	Gibbons, Alexander (I26)
1338	Dundee Courier - Thursday 27 October 1898 Good Templarism in Perth. The Independant Order of Good Templars held an "at Home" in the Victoria Institute, Dovecoteland, Perth last night. There was a large attendance, and amongst those present were: - Bailie Wright, District Deputy, who presided; Rev. D. C. McKellar, Grand Chief Templar, Denny; Mr Thomas Honeyman, Glasgow, Grand Secretary; Borther Thomas McLaren, District Chief Templar; Brother J. F Robertson, District Councillor; Brother David Morrison, Past District Chief Templar; Brother Alexander Dougal, Auchterarder, District Vice-Templar; Sister Eliza Young, Grand Messenger; Brother Alexander Gibbons, clothier, Methven; Rev. William Muir, Methven, &c. The Chairman said on behalf of their District Committee, he had to welcome all the office-bearers and subordinates of the Lodges in the district. This was the first time, he thought, they had met in that capacity. Good Templarism in Perthsire was never in such a healthy state as it was at present, and this, the Bailie held, was highly gratifying. The Grand Secretary also spoke, and dealt with the demands for temperance work and its rewards. Several songs and recitations were rendered during the evening.	Gibbons, Alexander (I26)
1339	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McKenzie, Donald Finlay (I47)
1340	Edmund Potter and the Dinting Printworks: http://www.glossopheritage.co.uk/potters.htm	Mather, James (I133)
1341	Elizabeth Rushen's website www.rushen.com.au contains an alphabetical list of the women who emigrated on the fourteen ships which departed from Gravesend, England as well as Dublin and Cork, Ireland under the auspices of the London Emigration Committee (LEC), between 1833 and 1837. This was the first scheme for female emigration between Great Britain and the Australian colonies on behalf of the British government. The ships carried approximately 2,700 bounty women to Sydney, Hobart and Launceston.	Eyre, Sophia (I179)
1342	Emigrated to Canada with his parents - on 1916 Census for Saskatchewan.	Hunter, John (I3232)
1343	Emigrated to NZ	MacDonald, Murdoch (I4477)
1344	Emigrated to NZ	MacDonald, Duncan (I4478)
1345	Emigration Hornet Liverpool to Geelong 29.7.1854 David MacPherson Alligin age 34 and wife Margaret age 21	Family (F1661)
1346	Enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on 9th August 1915. Next of kin listed as mother: Mrs S Eccleston, Modewheel House, Weaste, Manchester Deserted 12th January 1916.	Eccleston, Harold (I1493)
1347	Entered on Applecross Poor Register 25 Apr 1888. Residing at Ardheslaig, widow aged 78. Place of birth Lochcarron. Bedridden. Died 9 Jul 1888.	Loban, Helen (I4485)
1348	Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Thu 9 Jul 1885 Page 4 MORROW — June 18, at his residence, Broughton Village, suddenly, from bursting of a blood vessel through pressure, Mr. Henry Morrow, late of Bega and Bondi, leaving a loving wife and a large circle of friends to mourn their loss.	MORROW, Henry (I957)
1349	Evening News June 6, 1914 ONCE TOO OFTEN. Harold Eccleslon, 29, appeared before Mr. Clarke, S.M., this morning, at the Water Police Court, on a charge of obtaining money by false representation. The evidence showed that on May 27 Ecclseton went to one Samuel Farey Sherwood, and said that he was sent by, Nellie Hayes, of 38 Bayswater-road, Sydney. He asked Sherwood to give him money to get away to the country. Knowing a lady of that name at that adddress, Sherwood gave the accused 8s. Later on, Eccleston came again, with a similar request. Sherwood, suspecting a fraud, informed the police of Eccleston's doings. The accused was sentenced to three months' hard labour.	Eccleston, Harold (I1493)
1350	Evening News Mon 19 Jul 1909 Torres Straits Pilots NAVAL APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED. Some time ago an offer was made on behalf of the Torres Straits Pilots' Association in connection with instructing officers of the Commonwealth naval forces as to the route to be followed while navigating the Great Barrier Reef to Thursday Island. At the same time, Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Company generously stated that free passages would be given the officers so engaged on steamers owned by the company. Since the offer 'was made the following announcement has been made by the Minister for Defence in connection with the navigation of the inner route through Torres Straits, the following members of the Torres Straits Licensed Pilots' Association have received the following appointments:- Lieutenant George J. Banks, on the retired list is transferred to the unattached list with, the rank of commander; Thos. Thomson, J. Michael. H. Craig, P. G. Lee, D. Reid, P. Binstead, R. H. Harvey, John Peeble. J. MD. Howie, and A. E. Dabelle, to be lieutenants on the unattached list, and Thos. M. Banks to be sub-lieutenant on the unattached list.	Dabelle, Arthur Eyre (I1037)

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