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William Clyne, Circa 1847 - 1932
William Clyne was born on month day 1847, at birth place, to James CLYNE and Agnes CLYNE (born Grubb).
James was born Circa December 30 1802, in Menmuir, Angus.
Agnes was born circa 1811, in Leith.
William had 10 siblings: Alexander Grubb Clyne, Mary Ann Burns (born Clyne) and 8 other siblings.
William married Isabella Clyne (born Keith) on month day 1877, at age 30 at marriage place.
Isabella was born on September 17 1850, in Stracathro.
They had 8 children: William Clyne, Don Keith Clyne and 6 other children.
William lived in 1881, at address.
His occupation was occupation.
William passed away on month day 1932, at age 84 at death place.
Documents of William Clyne
William clyne
William Clyne in Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
William Clyne was born on month day 1847, to James Clyne and Agnes Grubb.
William was baptized on month day 1847, at baptism place.

https://www.myheritage.com/names/william_clyne

Hi
I have from the site Scotland's People in the registers of births:

To John Barclay & Isobel Hogg:

in the county of Kincardine:

1 october 1778 john barclay maryculter
1 october 1779 john barclay durris (don't know whether this means an error in year and double registration or whether the first john didn't survive and a second was born)
1 october 1780 margaret barclay maryculter also registered 16 september at durris
10 july 1783 robert barclay maryculter
11 april 1785 george barclay maryculter
24 may 1790 james barclay maryculter
23 may 1793 isobel & jean barclay maryculter

maybe none of these pertain to you but it is the combination of the Barclay Hogg family that made me wonder
 

Hi again...pls do a search on this site for Corn Mill Stracathro...i had a chat a year or so back with a lady called Noreen who was looking for the Mill of Syde where her ancestor lived...and who was also related to the Wylies of Syde and then of Fern...she detailed all of them for me...if you cant find it i will copy and paste it all for you...but better to have it directly as she wrote it than from a 3rd party 😀


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http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=429267.msg2939782#msg2939782

I came upon these two references for Syde yesterday whilst in Brechin Library. The lady there was very helpful and found some lovely maps for me which I photocopied......interesting to discover there were another couple of buildings here in the 60s that are not here now but I did learn from a near neighbour that one of them burnt down in the 1970s (I think)
1753 Christian Don married William Hood, Syde of Stracathro – married 1788
Had 3 sons and 3 daughters – the last of whom – Janet drowned in the Cruick Water in 1869

Alexander Don 1746 – 1808 in 1775 married Jean Hood, sister of William, Daughter of John Hood, farmer, Syde of Stracathro

and then you should go through this volume as you may find more links to more of your ancestors here: http://www.electricscotland.com/History/nation/memoirsofdonfami1897donw.pdf

Hi
I am delighted you rambled on a bit
I saw the post this morning on my mobile but couldn't respond on that medium - too small and fiddly - hence the delay
there are a number of resources I have found online that link in to your research and mine
and I need to compile them more fully so that you can then scour each one to see what results but I find cross references to Leighton Fairweather Binny - then there is one to - is it Dakers? - something like that - Don, of course....
I have family visiting this weekend so may not be on again until next week when I hope to be able to give you details of the resources online and other volumes that were available at Restenneth
none of these people are any kin of mine but I am so interested in the area in which I live and want to uncover the personalities that made it as it is
Best
E