Various Milne People

[bmwgem]

Hi

I am looking for any info someone might have on the following people: -

Alexander Milne who possibly married Teresia Will in 1749 and was the owner of the Mill of Buchanstone. He had children George, Peter, William, Elizabeth, Robert and Robert.

Elizabeth Milne who married George Mortimer. Born 1798 to William and Elizabeth and died c1869.

Alexander Milne the Rev of Tough born c1817.

Robert Milne of Drumminor Farm, South Australia.

Anyone got any connections anywhere?

[Stuart P]

This is the minister's entry in the Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae:
ALEXANDER MILNE, born Mains of 1844 Druminnor, Auchindoir, 5th Oct. 1816, son of Robert M., farmer; educated at Marischal College, Aberdeen; M.A. (1835) : was schoolmaster at Old Deer and Keig; ord. 12th Sept. 1844; died 15th March 1900. He marr. 2nd Sept. 1845, Eliza Watt (died 7th Aug. 1883, aged 69), and had issue Margaret Henrietta, born 10th March 1847 (marr. 28th March 1872, Charles Forbes, tea-planter, Matale, Ceylon), died 31st Dec. 1920; Katherine Ann, Corrennie, Banchory, born 12th Aug. 1848.

[bmwgem]

Wow brilliant, thanks for that.

[KirstyG]

I think Elizabeth Milne (19th July 1869) and George Mortimer (12th April 1855) are buried together at Logie-Durno, stone 48.


Robert Milne:

http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/manning/pn/d/d4.htm
Listed under Dry Creek:

Mr Milne's farm "Drumminer" (sic) is described in the Register,
14 April 1862, page 3d.

Photograph of Milne's workmens Cottage in the grounds of Drumminor
http://www.rootschat.com/links/06u8/   

Photograph of Drumminor
http://www.rootschat.com/links/06u7/   

Tea Tree Gully Library has a good deal of information including a local history file and display shelf containing information about him.
http://webpac.teatreegully.sa.gov.au/

An entire page dedicated to him courtesy of Tea Tree Gully & District Historical Society inc
http://au.geocities.com/ttg_historical_society/milnefamily.html

[bmwgem]

Apologies for the long delay in replying.

Can you tell me where you go the gravestone information from Elizabeth Milne and George Mortimer? I have been searching on the internet to see if I can find an inscription but to no avail.

[KirstyG]

Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society have a fabulous website with an Index of Monumental Inscriptions.

This index is available online at the new site, it's so much easier to use now 

http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/databank/miindex/miindex.php

The full inscriptions are published in booklets by the ANESFHS.

Hope this helps

Kirsty