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Inverness / Re: STEWART SIBLINGS, Kingussie & Insh, Inverness-shire
« on: Tuesday 26 May 15 13:59 BST (UK)  »
Margaret Gordon (1809-1891) was one of 10 known siblings,  one of whom was my great great grandmother,  Janet Gordon (1804-1888).   Margaret died at Newtonmore on 14 October 1891,  age 82,  pauper,  unmarried,  father William Gordon,  shoemaker,  mother Jane MacKintosh,  registered by Jno Campbell,  Inspector of the Poor.   Isabella Eason appears to have been her daughter though Isabella's father and date and place of birth are not known;  there was a John Eason,  mason and builder,  born ca 1804 in Kingussie,  living there in 1851 who might possibly be Isabella's father as Eason is not a common name in these parts.   Isabella also appears to have had a son,  John Lamond,  another mason,  in Kingussie ca 1854.   Hope this is helpful.

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Nairnshire / Re: Thomas MacGillivray lived Alnaha/Cawdor
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 12:13 GMT (UK)  »
Hi.  There were several Mcgillivray families living in Nairnshire at the time.  My grandmother's sister,  Margaret Mcgillivray,  was born in Cawdor in 1871,  married John Fortune Wilson in Nairn in 1900,  and had 3 children: John Fortune Wilson in Glasgow in 1900; Margaret Mary Mcgillivray Fortune Wilson in Nairn in 1902; and Euphemia Fortune Wilaon in Musselburgh in 1905.   Is this your family?

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Nairnshire / Re: Thomas MacGillivray lived Alnaha/Cawdor
« on: Friday 16 November 12 19:14 GMT (UK)  »
Hi and welcome.   There were 9 children of Thomas McGiilivray and Margaret Noble who lived at Alnaha in the later part of their lives:  Isabella,  born 1860 in Moy;  Mary,  born 1861 in Moy;  Janet/Jessie,  born 1864 in Moy (my grandmother),  William,  born 1866 in Moy;  Alexander,  born 1868 in Moy;  Margaret, born 1871 in Cawdor;  Ann,  born 1873 in Cawdor;  Thomas,  born 1876 in Cawdor; Jean,  born 1879 in Cawdor.   If you could let me know how you fit in,  I have a lot of information on the family which I will be happy to let you have.

Best wishes.

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Nairnshire / Re: Thomas MacGillivray lived Alnaha/Cawdor
« on: Friday 18 May 12 14:53 BST (UK)  »
I would very much like to hear from Fortune about the McGillivray family.

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Dumfriesshire / Re: John Nelson 1837- Dornock
« on: Friday 18 May 12 14:33 BST (UK)  »
The 10 siblings I have found are;  William, born Middlebie 1826, married Jane Selkirk in Kirkpatrick Fleming (KP) in 1860, 4 children; George, born KF 1828, married Helen McKay in Annan in 1854, 8 children; Mary, born KF 1829; Jean, born KF 1830, possibly married John Forsyth in KP in 1855, 5 children; Margaret, born KF 1832, married Joseph Murray in Cumberland in 1860, 12 children; Janet, born KF 1834, probably not married; John, born 1837 in Dornock, married Sarah Figg in London in 1866, 11 children; Irving Nelson, born 1838 in Brydekirk, married William Cutcliffe in Tring in 1869, 4 children; James, born 1840 in Morton; and Helen, born 1843 in Annan.  Hope this is helpful.

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Dumfriesshire / Re: John Nelson 1837- Dornock
« on: Thursday 17 May 12 14:55 BST (UK)  »
Hi.  I think he was the son of John Nelson and Jean Johnstone,  one of a family of 10 siblings.  Some of the family are at Dalebank in Brydekirk parish,  Dumfries shire in 1841,  he may possibly have been a farm servant in Dumfries in 1851,  and he has begun his career as a draper in Berkhamstead in 1861.   I know quite a bit about his siblings.  Cheers.

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Nairnshire / Re: Thomas MacGillivray lived Alnaha/Cawdor
« on: Monday 14 March 11 15:02 GMT (UK)  »
My grandmother,  Jessie McGillivray, was the elder sister of your grandmother,  Margaret McGillivray who married John Wilson.   I know a lot about the McGillivrays if you are still interested.

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