Angus Stewart abt 1810

[Daphne Fan]

Hi All,
I am looking for some help for parents of Angus Stewart born aprox 1810
Angus Stewart and his wife Mary Mclean are my 3xg grandparents. They were married in 1836 in Muckart, Mary (from the Kinloch Rannoch).
On the 1841 census Angus is 30, Mary 20, Catherine 3, Eliz 2, Janet 1month (All daughters Baptised at Muckart)
by 1851 census the family are living at Alva Stirlingshire, Angus 39 ,Mary 31 (born Blackford)Catherine 13,Elisabeth ,Janet 9,Anne 7.
The family came to Australia in 1855.Passenger list has their ages as 37yrs for both Angus & Mary and residing in Clackmannan.
I have not purchased Angus 's death certificate as parents details were not included when he passed away.
Thanks in advance for any assistance here.Kerri

[Gadget]

Hi

From the 1851 census, it looks as if he was born in Fortingall, Perthshire.

Family search has this baptism:

Fortingall  - 8 August 1808, Angus Stewart to Archibald Stewart and Ann

Gadget

[Gadget]

Also from FamilySearch

Marriage/Banns

Fortingall 4 June 1797

Archibald Stewart to Ann Stewart


Gadget

[Gadget]

Archibald and Ann had the following children baptised in Fortingall

14 April 1798 Archibald

1 July 1800 Duncan

17 June 1802 Archibald

22 April 1804 John

25 March 1806 Betty

8 August 1808 Angus



Gadget

[Daphne Fan]

Thanks Gadget.
I have seen this family on Ancestry and researchers have them settled in Canada???. Will check back and see if it is son Archibald or all the family. 

[Gadget]

Did Angus have any sons?

[Gadget]

I've just found the Angus Stewart, mentioned on Ancestry trees,  in Ontario in 1871 but wife is Margaret.

[Gadget]

Just checked on SP and the only Angus Stewart born Fortingall in the 10 year period 1805-15 is the one found on Family search - parents Archibald and Ann.

Gadget

[Annette7]

I concur with Gadget - however, although only one baptism found in Fortingall 1805-1815 the 1851 census shows there were 2 from there - one born ca.1806 (married to Jennet) and the OP's Angus bc.1812 married to Mary.

Dilemma!

Annette