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| 1 | Name Mary Stewart Age 3 Estimated Birth Year abt 1848 Relationship Nephew (Niece) Where born Crieff, Perthshire - STEWART, DAVID, son of ALEXANDER STEWART/CATHERINE ROBERTSON, 10/08/1846 - STEWART MARY, dtr of ALEXANDER STEWART/CATHERINE ROBERTSON, 07/02/1848 Name Christian Stewart Age 1 Estimated Birth Year abt 1850 Relationship Nephew (Niece) Where born Crieff, Perthshire | Stewart, John (I31854)
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| 2 | Not the following. This is the family of David Stewart in Achra Name Mary Stewart Age 3 Estimated Birth Year abt 1848 Relationship Nephew (Niece) Where born Crieff, Perthshire - STEWART, DAVID, son of ALEXANDER STEWART/CATHERINE ROBERTSON, 10/08/1846 - STEWART MARY, dtr of ALEXANDER STEWART/CATHERINE ROBERTSON, 07/02/1848 | Stewart, Alexander (I31866)
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| 3 | Stewart, Alexander (I14457)
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| 4 | Isabella Stewart Marriage, Death and Children: Married to Robert Bagnall Bailey, Cartman June 21 1904, Newcastle upon Tyne. Father Henry Bailey, Mother Margaret Bagnall. Children Robert Bagnall Bailey, b.1908. Walter Stewart Bailey, b.1911. John Stewart Bailey, b. 1915. Margaret Bagnall Bailey, b. 1922. Alan Stewart Bailey, b.1926. Isabella Stewart Bailey died 27 June 1936 Newcastle upon Tyne aged 46 yrs on Cert but born 1887 would have been 49 yrs. Robert Bagnall Bailey died 21 May 1967 Newcastle upon Tyne aged 87 yrs. Ret Ferryman. (Frank Dobson) | Bailey, Robert Bagnall (I18922)
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| 5 | Kilmadock Parish 12 Sep 1742 Andrew son of Duncan STUART and Margaret SYME in Callibohalzie. Witt. James STUART and Donald McKinlay there 23 Jun 1743 Andrew, son of Donald MCKINLAY and _____ STUART in Callibohalzie. Witt. James Taylor and Henry Moir in Doune 15 Jan 1749 Andrew, son of James MITCHELL and Isabell STEWART in Milltoun of Cambus. Witt. Donald Wright in Kirktoun and William Maxwell in Burn of Cambus 19 Jun 1749 Andrew, son of John LOUDON and Jean STEWART in Craighead. Witt. Robert Loudon and Moses Thomson. 16 Jul 1749 Andrew son of Patrick STEUART and Jean MCRUAR in Callibahalzie. Witt. Donald McRuar and Archibald McRuar both at Callibahalzie Andrew -- Andrew Stewart and Janet Ferguson in McKeanston - 18 Mar 1750 Agnes, daughter of Andrew STEWART and Janet FERGUSON in McKeanstoun. Witt. David Ferguson in Spittaltoun and Jas Mitchell in Buchany. - 1 Dec 1751 John son of Andrew STEWART and Janet FERGUSON in McKeanstoun. Witt. Archd Murdoch and Jno Mitchell in Doune 25 Jul 1781 James, son of Donald STEWART and Janet MCGRIGOR in Buchany. Witt. Andrew STEWART in Buchany and John Gibson at Candy? | Stewart, Andrew in Calziebohalzie (I29012)
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| 6 | Leads: 1753, November 4th James, son to William Maceyson and ____ Stewart his Spouse in Whirrystown. Witnesses Parlane Mfarlane and Jo. Smith. | Stewart, James in Borland of Ruskie (I16157)
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| 7 | Greenal, Janet (I7075)
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| 8 | Stewart, Mary Elizabeth (I17298)
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| 9 | Angus, Ancestor (I22472)
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| 10 | Cooper, Elizabeth (I27186)
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| 11 | Stewart, Jane (I27338)
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| 12 | Stewart, James (I27345)
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| 13 | "(1752) Jan 8, _____ Stewart, lawful son to Duncan Stewart and Elizabeth Stalker in Ballagling. Witnesses James Ross and Robert McFarlane." (Port of Menteith Parish Register) | Stewart, _____ (I15116)
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| 14 | "...3 Nov 21st, Contracted Andrew Battison in the parish of Drymen and Margaret Stewart in this parish." | Battison, Andrew (I29880)
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| 15 | "1 Jul 1739, Janet, daughter of John STUART and Katharine GRAME in Coldock. Witt. Moses Thomson there and Robert Grame in Offan." (Kilmadock OPR) From Stewarts of the South, we can infer that one of John Stewart's daughters was married to the uncle of John Campbell who built the George Inn in the town of Perth. The uncle was a vintner on the High Street in Perth. | Stewart, Janet (I26147)
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| 16 | "11 Dec 1737, Margaret, daughter of John STUART and Katharine GRAME in Coldoch. Witt. John Forrester and Henry McNiven." (Kilmadock OPR) | Stewart, Margaret (I26033)
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| 17 | "1642, December 2 5th. Ane bairne baptizet to umquhile Archibald Steuart. The bairne's name is Marie. Witnesses, Thomas Chalmers, Johne Innes." (Kilmadock Parish Register) | Stewart, Marie (I29032)
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| 18 | "1670, Decem'r 19, Mrs Angus, a minister's wife dyed at Heskin" -- Bishop's Transcripts, Eccleston, Lancashire, England. (Just south of Preston. There's also a Great Eccleston east of Blackpool on the Wyre River.) | Angus, Mrs (I22881)
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| 19 | "17. Alexr Bruce in Dun[tarvie], by ss John there and Peter in Allechmore & nephew Alexr Bruce in Monevaird. 16.--1795 [Broken]" (Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions for Monzievaird Kirkyard) Duntarvie is just east of the Village of Comrie on the southern road to Strowan, just east of Drummonerinoch. This is the same road that Muirend is on. | Bruce, Alexander in Duntarvie (I32062)
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| 20 | "1701, Apr 29 - Baptized Jenat McKoun, lawful daughter to Donald McKoun and Isobel Tylour in Bad. before witnesses James Dunlop & Duncan Grahams." (Port of Menteith Parish Register) "Bad" is believed to be an abbreviation for Bad Biorach (present-day Byre Inn), south of Brig o' Turk, on the south side of the Black Water which forms the parish boundary with Port of Menteith parish. Just weeks after her 13th birthday, Janet McEwan married 30-year-old James Stewart. "1714 - James Steuart and Janet McEuan both in this parish listed themselves to be proclaimed in order to marriage June 12th and after orderly proclamation were married June 30th." (Callander Parish Register) | McKeoun, Janet (I20913)
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| 21 | "1721, Novr 19, Which day James Steuart and ___ ~ in Dalveich had a child baptised called Alexr." (Balquhidder OPR) Nothing more is known of this Alexander Stewart. | Stewart, Alexander (I25159)
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| 22 | "1722, Aug 10, Andrew Stewart in the paroch of Buchanan and Christine Leitch in this paroch are booked in order to proclamation of marriage." (Luss Parish Register) Eo: die Andrew Mcfarlan in Sallachy Declares that about the beginning of September about night falling, observing a man in the wood whom he suspected of some bad design, he went and apprehended him. And being a person unknown to him he brought him into his house and examin'd him. Who inform'd him that having beeb press'd to go along with the sogers who had been made prisoners on the other side of Lochlomond he had deserted them at Achray a little before day and was hyding himself in the wood for fear of being taken again. Thereupon the declarant hid him in his own house till towards the morning that he went homewards, telling him at the same time that if he got safe home he would defy them to get hold of him again for a month. And that he told him, and was afterwards inform'd that his name was John McDonald in Ashlan. The decalarant further says that as he lives not far from Craigroystan it was the general opinion of him and all his neighbours that such of the township of Craigroystan as had been any ways accessory in the late rebellion had been forc'd to it by Threats in sofar as they durst not keep their own houses but for the most part were oblig'd to conceal and hide themselves. (signed Andrew M'farlen) Source unknown 1759 Buchanan Parish Examination Roll • Salachi – Andrew McFarlane, Christian Leich, Rob’t McFarlane, Pat’r McFarlane, Agnes McFarlane, Marion McFarlane, Mary McFarlane, Katherine McFarlane | McFarlane, Andrew in Sallachie (I29966)
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| 23 | "1740, June 10, Andrew McFarlane and and Christian Leitch, spouses in Craiginlay, had a child baptized Anne. Witness: Sabbath class (unclear)." (Luss Parish Register) | McFarlane, Agnes Anne (I29884)
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| 24 | "1744 - Donald Stewart and Christian Wright in Edralechkoch had a dautr born 8th Feb'r and baptized 13th March called Janet." (Callender Parish Register) | Stewart, Janet (I16122)
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| 25 | "1745, July 6, Robert McNair in Duilat and Christian Stewart daughter of James Stewart in ___ Lead both parishioners listed. Their consignation in the parish of [illegible]." (Drymen Parish Register) | McNair, Robert in Dullat (I30318)
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| 26 | "1747, 16 Aprile, John, son to James Stewart and Helin Naper." (Kincardine by Doune Parish Register) John is described in Stewarts of the South as: "John Stewart, [a] taxman of Portend of Menteith, in the Lordship of Menteith, now the Duke of Montrose's estate, and a Laird of Property of One Hundred per annum and some thousands in cash. [He has] one son. It is a difficult matter for me to give his character, for at times you would think [him] friendly, but his chief aim is grasping at money, for the bottom of his mind is self and... [illegible]. Rent £25. He is a real contrast in nature." 9. John Stewart, esquire, Tacksman of Portend of Monteith, near the island, when (sic, where?) the ancient family of the Graham, Earl of Monteith resided, [now] the Duke of Montrose’s property, £330. He says himself [that] he is of the family of Grantully, but very unlike them in point of valour, for they were famous soldiers. He has a good deal of hospitality, if you do not want money, [and he] pretends to clannishness, but believes the bottom of that passion to be founded in a desire of having a good fat cow in the latter end of harvest and a lean cow in spring for the market and wintering. [He] has about £150 a year and values himself much upon his wisdom and money. There is no entry in the Port of Menteith parish register that remotely resembles a match for John's son. --- Possible family: 1786, March 12, Willm, son to John Stewart and Barbara Crawford, Westwood. 1788, March 10, Barbara, daugr to John Stewart and Barbara Crawford. 1790 Febry 7, Archibald, son to John Stewart and Barbara Crawford. 1792, Janry 9, Agnes, daugr to John Stewart and Barbara Crawford. | Stewart, John in Portend of Menteith (I16492)
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| 27 | "1748, Oct'r 19, John, law'll son to John Stewart and Mary McFarlane in Easter Dullater. Witts James Buchanan, Patrick Strang." (Port of Menteith Parish Register) Stewarts of the South records the name of the eldest son of John Stewart in Easter Brig of Turk as "James" where as the Callander OPR shows his eldest son as "John". If this branch is correctly accounted then it would seem most likely that Stewarts of the South got John's name incorrectly. Either that or there was another son James whose birth is not recorded and this son, John, died young and is not recorded in Stewarts of the South. Or this family has been incorrectly accounted. Thus it is presently suggested that this John Stewart is incorrectly accounted in Stewarts of the South as "James (sic), [an] innkeeper [in] Callendar who has one son". | Stewart, John (I16588)
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| 28 | "1755 December 22nd James Stewart and Morison his wife at head of Lochearnhead had a daur baptized and called Janet." (Balquhidder Parish Register) | Stewart, Janet (I28752)
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| 29 | "1755 July 6, Peter Stewart & Jannet Batison, George, James Paterson & Monzie(?) (witnesses)" (Gargunnock Parish Register) | Stewart, George (I31776)
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| 30 | "1758 March 19th James Stewart and Anna Morison at the head of Lochearnhead had a son baptized and called John." (Balquhidder Parish Register) | Stewart, John (I28751)
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| 31 | "1771 Septr 1 Janet, daugr to Willm Stewart and Jean Crawford, Craigfranky." (Kincardine by Doune Parish Register) | Stewart, Janet (I32032)
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| 32 | "1771, Oct'r 20th, Alexander Stewart and Christian McVicar in Woodend, their child James; begotten in antenuptual fornication." (Monzievaird Parish Register) James' birth breaks the traditional naming pattern because he was begotten in fornication and was treaded as semi-illegitimate. Nothing more is known of James. He may have died young or emigrated. | Stewart, James (I31855)
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| 33 | "1774 Mar 6, Ann, daugr to Willm Stewart and Jean Crawford, Craigfranky." (Kincardine by Doune Parish Register) | Stewart, Ann (I32033)
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| 34 | "1777, April 13, Isobell, daugr to Willm Stewart and Jean Crawfoord, Craigfranky." (Kincardine by Doune Parish Register) | Stewart, Isobel (I32034)
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| 35 | "1783 - Robert Stewart in Bohellachan and Isabel McNair daughter of Robert McNair in Garterich listed their names for proclamation on (sic, of) Banns the seventeenth day of May [uncertain] and eighty three." (Drymen Parish Register) | Stewart, Robert in Bohellachan (I27208)
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| 36 | "1784 July 17th Contracted James Stewart in Castaran in this parish and Jean Stewart in Ardvorlich in the parish of Comrie. Dues 1 sh ster." (Balquhidder Parish Register) | Stewart, Jean (I16405)
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| 37 | "1794 William Stewart lawful son of Robert Stewart Querrick? in Balfron and Margaret Stirling his spouse was born 22d May and bapt'd the 3rd June 1794." (Balfron Parish Register) | Stewart, William (I30659)
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| 38 | "1798, Feb 18, John Stewart at Ardveich and his spouse Ann Stewart had their lawful son baptized - Robert." (Comrie OPR) On 30 Dec 1828, at age 30, Robert Stewart married in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, to Catherine Campbell. In 1841, at age 40, Robert Stewart was residing at Izzat Street in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, with his wife and children. He was employed as a maltman. In 1850, Robert Stewart is named in his brother Duncan's will as presently residing in Alloa. In 1851, at age 53, Robert Stewart was residing at King Street in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, with his wife and children and 2-year-old granddaughter, Robinea Younger. He was employed as a maltman. In 1861, at age 63, Robert Stewart was residng at 9 Drysdale Street in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, with his wife with his wife and 17 year old granddaughter Roberta Younger. He was employed as a maltman. "Robert Stewart, maltman, married to Catherine Campbell, died 1862, November nineteenth, Drysdale Street, Alloa, age 64 years, son of John Stewart, farmer, deceased, and Ann Stewart, maiden name Stewart, deceased. Died of heart disease. Informant Janet Stewart, daughter." (Statutory Register of Deaths) | Stewart, Robert (I17542)
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| 39 | "1798, March 4, John, son to John Stewart, smith, and Jean McEwan." (Crieff parish register of baptisms.) Family records show him as a brass founder in Edinburgh, marrying Helen Lawson, and the father of John Stewart, born 1848 in Edinburgh, with John Sr dying before 1851. A John Stewart, age 40, engineer, is found in Crieff 1841, single. | Stewart, John (I16469)
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| 40 | "1800, Sept 7th, Jean, law'l Dau'r to John Stewart and Janet Logan Burnfoot (Burnford), was Bap'd before these witnesses James Buchanan at Croy and Robert Stewart at Boquhan." (Killearn Parish Register) Deaths in the Parish of High Church in the Burgh of Paisley -- Crawford, Jean, wife of a Gardener, married, died 1860, August, Seventeenth, at 54 George Street, Paisley, age 59, daughter of John Stewart, miller (deceased), and Janet Stewart, maiden name Logan (deceased). Informant: Alexander Crawford, husband. | Stewart, Jean (I30606)
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| 41 | "1808, Dec'r 25, Robert Stewart in Tullochcurran and Annie Kennedy his spouse had Janet." (Kirkmichael Parish Register) | Stewart, Janet (I32283)
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| 42 | "1831, Drymen Parish, James Stewart, labourer in Drymen in this parish and Elizabeth Gow, daughter of the deceased James Gow, late at Tullochan in Kilmaronock, presently residing at Snab in the parish of New Kilpatrick, listed for proclamation of Banns, this 9th day of Dec'r 1831." Their marriage was registered secondly on 10 Dec 1831 in New Kilpatrick, Dunbarton, Scotland. | Gow, Elizabeth (I29886)
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| 43 | "1841 - James, natural son to John Stewart and Christian Ferguson in Dunblane, born 21st Dec'r 1840 and baptized in May 1841" (Dunblane Parish Register) In 1841, at age 5 months, James Stewart was residing at Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland, with his mother, Christian Ferguson, age 25, employed as a "high wind", and his maternal grandmother, Christian Ferguson, age 60. All born in Perthshire. (1841 Scottish Census) In 1851, at age 10, James Stewart, born in Dunblane, Perthsire, was residing at Brae Park, Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland, with his mother, Christina Ferguson, age 39, unmarried, employed as a weaver, born in Dunblane, Perthshire, and his half-brother, Peter Davidson, age 10 months, born in Dunblane, Perthshire, and his maternal grandmother, Christina Ferguson, age 69, widow, born in Crieff, Perthshire. (1851 Scottish Census) James Stewart has not been found in 1861. "1865 Marriages in the Parish of Stirling in the Burgh of Stirling. January Third at Stirling after banns according to the Forms of the Congregational Church. James Stewart, chemical work [illegible] (bachelor), age 24, residing at No. 25 (? or 95) High Craigs, Stirling, son of John Stewart, [occupation illegible but looks like "small machinery" or "small masonry"] and Christian Stewart, MS Ferguson, and Catherine Morrison, [illegible]'s servant (spinster), age 28, residing at No. 5 [illegible], Stirling, daughter of James Morrison, coach wright journeyman, and Marg't Morrison, MS Scotteringham (uncertain). Signed by James Ross. Witnessed by John Stewart and Alex'r [Macfarlane?]" (Scotland Statutory Register of Marriages) In 1871, at age 31, James Stewart, born in Dunblane, Perthshire, was residing at L__mill, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, with his wife, Catherine, age 34, born in Doune, Perthshire, and their children, Mary, age 6, born in Stirling, Stirlingshire, James, age 4, born in Stirling, Stirlingshire, and Robert, age 1, born in Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire. James was employed as an agricultural labourer. (1871 Scottish Census) In 1881, at age 44 (sic), James Stewart was employed as an agricultural labourer and residing at Primrose Cottage in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, with his wife, Catherine, age 46, born in Doune, Mary, age 16, born in Stirling, employed as a cotton worker, James, age 14, born in Stirling, employed as a farm worker, Robert, age 11, born in Clackmanna, attending school, and Catherine, age 8, born in Dunfermline, attending school. (1881 Scottish Census) In 1891, at age 54 (sic), James Stewart was employed as a pithead labourer (surface labourer at a mine) and residing at Loch Street in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, with his wife, Kate, age 57, born in Doune, and their children, James, age 24, born in Stirling, employed as a confectioner, Robert, age 21, born in Clackmannan, and Kate, age 17, born in Dunfermline, employed as a factory weaver. (1891 Scottish Census) In 1901, at age 64, James Stewart was employed as a pithead worker and residing at 6 Loch Cottage, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, as a widower. He was residing with his widowed daughter, Mary Thomson, and her three young children. In 1911, at age 70, James Stewart was residing at Woodend Place, Beath, Fife, Scotland, living on his own means (retired). He was residing with his remaried daughter, Mary Hunter, and her family. | Stewart, James (illegitimate) (I31785)
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| 44 | "1844. Isobel STEWART, 29 SEP 1825, age 38, brother John STEWART, 24 DEC 1850, age 77. (west side) James STEWART 1884, brother John 1887 (and his wife Mary WOODROW 1902, son James 1912)" (Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions, Norrieston) | Woodrooff, Mary Stewart (I31208)
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| 45 | "1860 Deaths in the Parish of Drymen in the County of Stirling - Margart Stewart (married), died 1860, October twenty-third at Gartinstarry, aged 71 years, daughter of John Graham, farmer (deceased), and Catherine Graham, maiden name. Informant: Robert Stewart, son." (Scotland Statutory Register of Deaths) | Graham, Margaret (I26181)
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| 46 | "1863 June Twelfth at Killearn. William Stewart, Farm Servant, aged 22yrs, Drymen, and Elizabeth Cameron, aged 20yrs, Killearn. Parents: William Stewart, Shoemaker. Margaret Stewart, ms Galbraith. George Cameron, Labourer. Mary Cameron, ms Fairlie. Witnesses: James Stewart," | Stewart, William (I31158)
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| 47 | "1863, Marriages in the District of Hutchesontown, in the Burgh of Glasgow. 1863 on the twenty-fourth day of April at the Hospital Street Glasgow after Banns according to the Forms of the Established Church of Scotland, William Stewart, spirit dealer, bachelor, age 27, residing at 255 Peckie? Street, Glasgow, son of Andrew Stewart, innkeeper, deceased, and Margaret Stewart m.s. Marshall, married to Mary Liston, spinster, age 23, residing at Balmaha, parish of Buchanan, daughter of Alexander Liston, farmer, and Juliet Liston m.s. Campbell. Witnesses: Walter Logan and Jane Cameron." | Liston, Mary (I30552)
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| 48 | "19 May 1827 James Blackwood and Mary Stewart both parishioners gave in their names for proclamation of banns in order to marriage and were married." (Killearn Parish Register) "Mary Blackwood, married to James Blackwood surfaceman died 1873, January fifth at Haughead, Campsie, age 68 years, daughter of John Stewart miller, and ____ Stewart m.s. Logan, both deceased. Informant: James Blackwood, husband." (Scotland Statutory Registry of Deaths, Campsie, Stirlingshire) | Blackwood, James (I30638)
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| 49 | "28 Jun 1741, James, son of John STUART and Katharine GRAME in Coldoch. Witt. Moses Thomson and Alexr Shaw there." (Kilmadock OPR) James Stewart's father, John Stewart, was recorded as having only one surviving son from his first marriage. As James' brother, Alexander, is shown later with his half-brother Archibald witnessing their sisters’ children’s baptisms, then James must have died young. | Stewart, James (I26131)
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| 50 | "5 Mar 1761, Mr. John Stewart at Bridge of Turk in Callander parish and Mrs. Isabel Graham, relict to the deceast Hary Graham, Tacksman in Balleich." (Aberfoyle Parish Register) --- Isobel was the daughter of Patrick Graham of Downance and his second wife, Margaret Buchanan. Patrick and Margaret had married in Drymen parish in 1726 (a few miles south of Aberfoyle). Isobel was baptised in 1731 in Drymen. Her first marriage was to Henry Graham of Balleich around c1753, which resulted in three daughters named Katherine 1754, Marjory 1756 and Isobel 1758 all baptised in Aberfoyle. After Henry died around 1760, Isobel was left alone to care for three young daughters under the age of six. She married John Stewart (?-1780) of Brig of Turk (7m north of Aberfoyle) in 1761 and they continued to live at Balleich. Isabel is not mentioned as next of kin in the testament dative of her second husband John Stewart, which was confirmed on 13 July 1780, and is therefore assumed to have died before then. See testament for John Stewart dated 1780. https://allanstewartsmith.blogspot.com/2016/09/part-four-macfarlane-clan.html | Graham, Isabel of Balleich (I24619)
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