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| 51 | 15.5.1849 Finlay MacDonald, Wester Alligin and Margaret Mackenzie, Wester Alligin | Family (F1774)
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| 52 | 15.5.1849 Finlay MacDonald, Wester Alligin and Margaret Mackenzie, Wester Alligin | Family (F1774)
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| 53 | 15.8.1831 Badanvugie to Kenneth Mackenzie and Christian Maclennan - Isabel | McKenzie, Isabel (I3605)
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| 54 | 16.1.1805 Donald MacDonald, Alligin and Anne MacBeth, Alligin | Family (F1590)
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| 55 | 16.1.1838 Alligin to Donald MacDonald and Christian MacDonald Finlay (born 9.10.1837) | MacDonald, Finlay (I3559)
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| 56 | 16.1.1838 Alligin to Donald MacDonald and Christian MacDonald Finlay (born 9.10.1837) | MacDonald, Finlay (I3559)
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| 57 | 17 April 1775 Edward leased from Edward Allingham the end from the Delft across it of Lustybeg in Co. Fermanagh, Ireland. Edward Allingham of Ballyshannon to Edward Allingham of Lustey farmer, witnessed by Francis Allingham late of Ballyshannon schoolteacher, for the lives of Edward of Lustey and his wife Margaret, Deed of lease, Vol. 341: 96, No. 227,718. P.R.O. Dublin, LDS Film 531,732 (hereafter cited as Ireland Deed 341.96.227718, Allingham to Allingham). | Allingham, Edward (I972)
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| 58 | 17.2.1828 Duncan MacDonald and Mary MacIver, both Alligin | Family (F576)
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| 59 | 17.3.1841 Alligin to Murdoch MacDonald and Mary Mackenzie Catherine (born 6.10.1840) | MacDonald, Catherine (I4573)
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| 60 | 17.3.1841 Alligin to Murdoch MacDonald and Mary Mackenzie Catherine (born 6.10.1840) | MacDonald, Catherine (I4573)
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| 61 | 17.6.1822 Alligin to Donald Macdonald and Ann Macbeth Murdoch | MacDonald, Murdoch (I4584)
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| 62 | 1796 Freeholders List at PRONI George Allingham, Boa Island, Drumkeeran, Fermanagh | Allingham, George (I1593)
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| 63 | 1796 Freeholders List at PRONI William Allingham, Lust Begg, Drumkeeran, Fermanagh PRONI Ref: D/1096/92 | Allingham, William (I851)
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| 64 | 18.1.1817 Doire nam Fuaran to Roderick MacLean and Christian MacBeth - Roderick | McLean, Roderick (I5135)
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| 65 | 18.11.1819 Alligin to Kenneth MacLean and Isabel Mackenzie - Roderick | McLean, Roderick (I4763)
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| 66 | 18.8.1816 Alligin to Duncan Macdonald and Ann Maclean - Catherine | MacDonald, Catherine (I4463)
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| 67 | 1807- Enlisted in the 91st Regiment of Foot, 1st Battalion. 1815 -Waterloo Medal Roll 1st Battalion 91st Regiment of Foot, Captain D. Campbell's Company Light | Sharp, Petter (I736)
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| 68 | 1832 MARRIAGE: Banns were read on April 22 and 29 and May 6, 1832 at St Saviour Southwark for Peter Agar Bachelor and Eliza Boutle Spinster. The marriage took place in the same church on May 19, 1832. | Family (F22)
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| 69 | 1834 Pigot's Directory listed for Bull's Head, Chruch Gate, Radcliffe | Barlow, George (I3821)
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| 70 | 1843 BIRTH - Second of October 1842 at Cookham. Mary, daughter of Peter Agar, currier, and Eliza Agar formerly Boutle. Registred by Peter Agar of Cookham on 17 October 1843. 1923 DEATH - 17 November 1923 at 20 Sebert Street Marrickville. Mary Mansell, female aged 79 years. Daughter of Peter Agar, currier and Eliza. Informant - W.E Luthje - no relation Buried 20 Nov 1923 at the Church of England Cemetery, Forbes. Born London England with about 73 years in the Australasian Colonies. The Forbes Advocate, Tuesday, 20 November, 1923 has a PERSONAL for Mrs. Mary Mansell. "Passed away at Mosman on Saturday last Mrs. Mary Mansell, at the age of 79 years. Deceased, who was an aunt of Mrs. Walter Luthje, late of Forbes, was buried in the local cemetery this morning, the remains being brought to Forbes on today's mail." | Agar, Mary (I174)
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| 71 | 1848 BIRTH: 7 May 1848 at Brookside, Wrexham Father: John Williams, Stone Mason Mother: Susannah Williams formerly Jones. 1904:31 December 1904, The Sydney Morning Herald, Page 12 Mr. Edwin Williams has had made in Sydney a stained-glass window, which is to be erected in Dinting Anglican Church, near Manchester, England. The window is executed in antique glass, and is rich and harmonious in colouring. The inscription at the bottom of the window is as follows: - These windows were erected by Edwin Williams to the glory of God and to the beloved memory of James Mather, of Dinting, and Sarah Mather Williams, his daughter, who died in Australia. See http://holytrinitydintingvale.wordpress.com/ 1907: The Cyclopedia of New South Wales (1907), page 430/431 Mr. Edwin Williams, whose repute as an Architect is limited to no local boundaries, is the son of John and Susannah Williams, nee Jones, and, it seems is almost uneccesary to add, is of Welsh descent. His life's story is brief and bright - a procession of success. Born on May 7th, 1848 at Wrexham - a township in North Wales, reeking, one may say, with historic associations, carrying the mind back to those days when the Ap Williams were able to harness the thanes of Mercia at their own sweet will - he was educated in the leading schools within the gates of his birthplace. At fourteen he made his first essay to shoulder the burdens of existence, when he commenced to work for his father; whose avocation was that of a builder and contractor. Three years later young Williams determined to face the world on his own account. Liverpool and London were visited in turn; then heigho! for the marvellous East; the land of pactolean streams to those who have never been there. Finding by the test of experience its repute more fable than otherwise, the young traveller returned home, striking the English Cottonoplis in 1868; and for several years did some good work in the northern counties, superintending, amongst other buildings, the erection of the John Barnes Convalescent Hospital, Chadle Chistine, St Paul's Church, Heaton Moore, and Holy Trinity Church, Dinting Vale. In 1882 Mr. Williams left for Australia. Upon arrival in New South Wales he was engaged by Mr. John Young to take charge of the erection of the first portion of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, King and George Streets, Sydney. During the erection of the second portion of this building he was clerk of works; and for nine years he held a similar position in the office of those eminent architects - Messrs. Sulman and Power. During this period, amongst other buildings supervised were the Mutual Life Association's building, Wynyard Street; the Presbyterian churches at Randwick, Woolahra and Manly; the Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital, Concord and St. Ann's, Church of England, Strathfield. In 1896, Mr. Williams commenced practice on his own account. From that time to December, 1905, he was architect for the Australian Joint Stock Bank; carrying out a large amount of work in various portions of the country. He was one of the Founders of the Newtown United Friendly Sociteties' Dispensary (1887), holding the secretaryship since its inauguration. He was also the architect for the new headquarters of this useful institution; the foundation of which was laid by his Excellency Admiral Sir H. H. Rawson, K.C.B., on September 27, 1902. Whilst residing at Manchester Mr. Williams, on October 19th 1876, married Miss Sarah Mather, of that city. 1924 DEATH: 9 October 1924 at 8 Erskinville Road, Newtown. Occupation: Architect Sex and age: Male, 76 years. Name and occupation of father: John Williams, Building Contractor. Name and maiden surname of mother: Mary Jones. When and where buried: 11 October 1924, Church of England Cemetary, Rookwood. Where born and how long in Australia: from Wrexham, North Wales and 45 years in NSW. Place of marriage, age and to whom: Manchester, England, 28 years, Sarah Mather Cross. Children of marriage: Susannah 44, Fanny C. 43, John M. 42, Helen B.C 40, Llewllyn E. 38, Lizzie M. 36 living. 1 male and 1 female deceased. 1924 OBITUARY: 18 October 1924, The Sydney Morning Herald Page 12 The death occurred recently of Mr. Edwin Williams, supervising architect for the Australian Bank of Commerce, at his home at Newtown, at the age of 76 years. Mr. Williams, who was born in North Wales, came to Australia in 1882 and later commenced the practice of his profession on his own account. He was one of the founders of the Newtown United Friendly Societies' dispensary, of which he had been secretary from its establishment 37 year ago. Mrs. Williams died 35 years ago. He has left 2 sons - Mr. Llewllyn Edwin Williams of New Zealand, and Mr. John McKenzie Williams, of the Education Department - and four daughters - Mrs. C.A. Eastway, Mrs A. Eastway, Mrs G.L. Catchlove, and Miss Williams. The funeral took place at Rookwood. Edwin is listed in the Sands Directory for Newtown, Sydney from 1885 when he is listed as a stone mason. In 1900 his profession in the directory changes to architect. In 1911 he acquires the Justice of the Peace designation, and in 1916 he acquires the Magnetic Water Level Co. Ltd. | Williams, Edwin (I128)
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| 72 | 1848 Slater's Lancashire list a Peter Mather, greengrocer is Ashton-under-Lyne which is mid way between Manchester and Glossop (on Ancestry) | Mather, Peter (I385)
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| 73 | 1852 BIRTH: 13 June 1852 at Hollins, Pilkington, Lancashire Father: No entry Mother: Fanny Cross 1889 DEATH: 24 January 1889 at Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown. Occupation: Domestic Duties Sex and age: Female, 36 years. Name and occupation of father: James Mather, Printer. Name and maiden surname of mother: Fanny Cross. When and where buried: 26 January 1889, Church of England Cemetary, Rookwood. Where born and how long in Australia: from Lancashire, England and 6 years in NSW. Place of marriage, age and to whom: Manchester, England, 24 years, Edwin Williams. Children of marriage: Susannah S. 12, Fanny C. 10, John Mck. 8, Llewllyn E. 4, Nellie B.C. 6, Lizzie 2 living. | Mather, Sarah Cross (I129)
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| 74 | 1856 - Police Gazette - Saturday, March 29, 1856: District of Armidale - 10s Reward Absconded from the hired service of Mr George Morrow, near Armidale, on or about the 1st instant Ed. Allen, about 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, fair complexion, light brown hair, aged about 35 years. A warrent is issued, and Mr Morrow offers 10s. reward for his apprehension. Information received at this Office on the 29th instant. | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 75 | 1860 - Certificate by Justices to Authorise the Granting of a License Name: Greorge Morrow Public House Location: Armidale Licence or Certificate Date: 2 May 1860 Hotel to be named the Daniel O'Connel Inn Suretires made by: Edward Allingham and George Allingham both of Armidale | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 76 | 1860 Feb 15 - Edward Allingham made deposits to sponsor immigration of his brother William and family from Boa Island, Fermanagh to Australia. Listed are: William 55 (Farmer), Margaret 48 (Wife), Elizabeth 29, Ann 24, William 22, George 20 and Susan 16 (all Farm Servants) Source is ancestry.co.uk - New South Wales, Australia, Immigration Deposit Journals, 1853-1900 for William Allingham | Allingham, William (I854)
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| 77 | 1860 Feb 15 - Made deposits to sponsor immigration of his brother William and family from Boa Island, Fermanagh to Australia. Listed are: William 55 (Farmer), Margaret 48 (Wife), Elizabeth 29, Ann 24, William 22, George 20 and Susan 16 (all Farm Servants) Source is ancestry.co.uk - New South Wales, Australia, Immigration Deposit Journals, 1853-1900 for William Allingham | Allingham, Edward (I894)
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| 78 | 1864 BIRTH - Unamed Agar Male born on 03 Nov 1864 at Condobolin. Mother - Mary Agar 20 years old born Berkshire, England. Father - not listed Informant - Mary Agar, mother, 07 Dec 1864, Condobolin. 1936 DEATH - Name: James Edwin Agar Date of Death: 23/8/1936 Place: Netherby, Walgett Shire NSW Occupation: Grazier Sex: Male Age: 71 Conjugal Status: Blank Place of Birth: Condobolin NSW Time in Aust Colonies: Blank Father: Not Stated Occupation: Not Stated Mother: Mary Agar Place of Marriage: Forbes, NSW Age at Marriage: 24 Name of Spouse: Martha Ellen Smith Children of Marriage: Unknown Informant: E G Schwatz, No Relation, Walgett Cause of Death: 1. Haematemesis 2. Gastric Ulcer 3. Arterio Sclerosis Length of Illness 1. 2 days 12 hours 2. 4 years 3. 9 years Date Last Seen: 23/8/1936 Date of Burial: 24/8/1936 Place of Burial: Church of England Cemetary Walgett Undertaker: F C Ford Witnesses: N Ford, L H Colless Registered: 24/8/1396 Walgett | Agar, James Edwin (I173)
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| 79 | 1867 BIRTH - Martha Eleanour born on 12 Sep 1867 at Bogabigal, Forbes. Father - Robert Smith, Stockman, aged 45 years, born in Stafforshire, England Mother - Ann Riley, aged 27 years, born in Camden, NSW Parent's Marriage: 12 Nov 1866, Forbes NSW Informant - Annie Smith, mother, Bogabigal, Forbes. Witnesses: Mrs Field and Mrs Joseph Collits. (see The Collits Family at: http://muchamore.id.au/collits.html) | Smith, Martha Eleanour (I172)
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| 80 | 1870 - Government Gazette - 9 Sep 1870: The following Return of Publican's Licenses, which have been issued for the year commencing 1st July 1870 and ending 30th June 1871, is published for general information: Armidale District: George Morrow, Beardy street, Sportsman's Arms | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 81 | 1872 - Government Gazette - 20 Sep 1872: The following Return of Publican's Licenses, which have been issued for the year commencing 1st July 1872 and ending 30th June 1873, is published for general information: Armidale District: George Morrow, Beardy street, Sportsman's Arms | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 82 | 1873 - Government Gazette - 9 Sep 1873: The following Return of Publican's Licenses, which have been issued for the year commencing 1st July 1873 and ending 30th June 1874, is published for general information: Armidale District: George Morrow, Beardy street, Sportsman's Arms | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 83 | 1874 - Government Gazette - 2 Sep 1874: The following Return of Publican's Licenses, which have been issued for the year commencing 1st July 1874and ending 30th June 1875, is published for general information: Armidale District: George Morrow, Beardy street, Sportsman's Arms | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 84 | 1876 DEATH - 30 Jul 1876 at Farrand Street, Forbes, Eliza Agar, female aged 69 years. Father Bowtell and mother Elizabeth (surname unknown). Certified by Mary Mansell, daughter, Farrand Street, Forbes. Buried on 31 Jul 1876 at Forbes Cemetery. Born at Walton Stow near London with 25 years in NSW. Children of marriage - 2 males and 2 females living and 4 males and 1 female deceased. | Bowtell, Eliza (I255)
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| 85 | 1889 MARRIAGE - 1 Jan 1889 James Edwin Agar, bachelor and labourer of Forbes, to Martha Eleanour Smith, spinster of Forbes, at St John's Vicarage, Forbes. Witnessed by: Thomas Sargent and Marg Lock | Family (F985)
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| 86 | 1891 Census for wife Jemima (at Burndyke Street, Govan, Lanarkshire) says he is a second mate. | Imrie, Henry (I1819)
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| 87 | 1896 - Nellie lodges a petition to file for divorce from James Agar. I don't know if they were ever officially divorced. Nellie never remarried but used the surname of Mansell later in her life. Her daughter, Mildred, also used the Mansell surname. I have assumed that the Mansell surname came from James' mother Mary who married a William Mansell (James' father is unknown as Mary was not married at the time of his brith). | Smith, Martha Eleanour (I172)
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| 88 | 19.1.1830 Roderick MacLean, Diabaig and Anne Maclennan, Shieldaig | Family (F1688)
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| 89 | 1906 - Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW 1870 - 1907) Wednesday 22nd August 1906 "Mr. George Morrow, aged 82 years, one of the oldest pioneers of the New England district, died at Hillgrove on August 19." | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 90 | 1906 - The Hillgrove Guardian August 25, 1906 - Death of Mr Geo. Morrow, Senr We regret to have to record the death of Mr George Morrow, who died at his residence, Bracken street, on Monday morning, at about 8 o'clock, from senile decay. Deceased had reached the advanced age of 82 years, and had only been ill a week prior to his demise. Dr Costelloe did all that medical skill could avail to prolong the old gentleman's life, while members of the family nursed him with unremitting attention and loving tenderness, and thus made his passage from this mundane sphere, where his sojourn had been longer than that given to the great majority of mankind, as peaceful as possible. The late Mr Morrow was born in the town of Crevenish, county Fermanagh Ireland, in 1824, and arrived in Sydney with his father in 1841 - 65 years ago - being then 17 years of age. He landed in Armidale in 1844, the Cathedral City of the North being then only a small village. For several years - before the era of the Iron Horse, Mr Morrow conducted a carrying business between Maitland and Armidale, and afterwards went into farming operations. Subsequently he embarked in the business of hotelkeeping, having kept the Daniel O'Connell Hotel at Armidale and the Commercial at Uralla during the gold rush at the Rocky. Relinquishing hotelkeeping Mr Morrow lived in Armidale until removing to Hillgrove some 19 years ago, where he resided until the Grim Reaper called him away to that unexplored land. Like most the old pioneers the late Mr Morrow met with varying fortune, being at one time well-to-do. However he wanted for nothing in his declining years, he and his aged widow (75 years) living happily and comfortably together in Brackin st, and the old lady will greatly miss her partner of 55 years. Their lives together during that long period being of the serenest and happiest nature. Deceased was of an unobtrusive and genial nature, possesing the usual optimism and humour of his countrymen. He was a man of strict integrity, and honourable in all his dealings. Besides the aged widow a family of six sons and three daughters survive deceased - Robert, James, Richard (Hillgrove), George, Johnstone (Inverell), and Alfred (New Zealand); Mrs Rathburn, Collins (Hillgrove) and Burrows (Sydney). Also 32 grandchildren. One daughter - Mrs M. Roberts - predeceased her father. The funeral on Tuesday was largely attended. The body was taken to St Georges Church, and thence, after a short prayer by the Rev Mr Nixon, who also conducted the service at the grave, to the C. of E. cemetery, where the interment took place. A number of beautiful wreaths and floral emblems were laid on the coffin. Mr Hirschberg, Armidale, conducted the funeral arrangements. | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 91 | 1906 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 21st August 1906 - "Hillgrove, Monday - Mr. George Morrow, aged 82 years, died this morning. Deceased had been a resident of the district for over 50 years." | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 92 | 1907 - Death duty paid 2/4/1907 - see State Records of NSW Deceased Estate file - Reel 3029 | Morrow, George (I203)
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| 93 | 2.3.1834 Diabaig to Roderick Maclean and Anne Maclennan - Anne (born 21.2.1834) | McLean, Anne (I4893)
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| 94 | 2.3.1834 Diabaig to Roderick Maclean and Anne Maclennan - Anne (born 21.2.1834) | McLean, Anne (I4893)
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| 95 | 2.3.1836 Greenan (Crinan), Corry to Norman MacDonald and Mary MacGregor - John (born 18.11.1835) | MacDonald, John (I4562)
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| 96 | 2.3.1836 Greenan (Crinan), Corry to Norman MacDonald and Mary MacGregor - John (born 18.11.1835) | MacDonald, John (I4562)
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| 97 | 2.6.1805 Alligin to Kenneth Mackenzie and Mary Macdonald – Roderick | McKenzie, Roderick (I4462)
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| 98 | 2.7.1829 Malcolm Mackenzie and Christian MacDonald, both Alligin | Family (F1768)
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| 99 | 2.7.1829 Malcolm Mackenzie and Christian MacDonald, both Alligin | Family (F1768)
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| 100 | 20.1.1821 Alligin to Donald Macdonald and Christian Macdonald Ann | MacDonald, Ann (I3556)
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