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Matches 1,701 to 1,750 of 7,726
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| 1701 | Baptism: 15 Jan 1792 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England William Gregson - son of Robert Gregson & Alice Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 | Gregson, William (I23291)
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| 1702 | Baptism: 16 Feb 1845 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England John Dobson - Son of William Dobson & Isabella Born: 20 Dec 1844 Abode: Lancaster Occupation: Labourer Baptised by: Ar: Christopherson Register: Baptisms 1837 - 1845, Page 281, Entry 2243 The 1881 census lists John's name as "John P. Dobson". The birth record of Isabella Dobson lists her father's name as "John Preston Dobson". The census gives his birth year as approximately 1845. 1891 census confirms his identity as John Preston Dobson. Sometime in the early 1880s his first wife Alice died and he married secondly as shown here. Census records show his birth place as Lancaster. After the death of his first wife, John married secondly to widow Rachel Elizabeth Borwick (nee Waterhouse). | Dobson, John Preston (I4930)
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| 1703 | Baptism: 17 Feb 1793 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancs. Timothy Bradley - son of Willm. Bradley & Mary Abode: Quernmore Register: Baptisms 1786 - 1810, Page 3, Entry 5 Source: LDS Film 1526146 | Bradley, Timothy (I20981)
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| 1704 | Baptism: 17 Jan 1790 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Robert Gregson - son of Robert Gregson & Alice Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 | Gregson, Robert (I23292)
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| 1705 | Baptism: 17 Jul 1796 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England John Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Margaret Born: 27 Jun 1796 Register: Baptisms 1792 - 1812, Page 7, Entry 1 John Dobson was recorded as being "of Aldcliffe" at the time of his marriage to Judith Miller of Scotforth. Aldcliffe is located just outside of Lancaster, about 2 km south of the castle. Scotforth was formerly a village, now a suburb of Lancaster, located about 4 km southeast of the castle. In 1823, John was employed as an innkeeper in Newton at the time of the birth of his first child, William. In 1824, John was employed as an publican (pub owner) in Newton at the time of the birth of his son, Thomas. Between 1831-1833 John and his family moved into Lancaster where he became a farmer. | Dobson, John of Aldcliffe (I23701)
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| 1706 | Baptism: 2 Feb 1823 St Michael, Kirkham, Lancashire, England William Dobson - [Child] of John Dobson & Judith Abode: Newton Occupation: Inn Keeper Baptised by: Revd. R. Moore Register: Baptisms 1821 - 1824 from the Bishop's Transcripts, Entry 2226 Burial: 17 Dec 1848 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England William Dobson - Age: 29 Abode: Lancr. Buried by: Ar. Christopherson, Curate Register: Burials 1845 - 1852, Page 147, Entry 1171 After William's death, his widow, Isabella, and their two sons, moved back in with her father. | Dobson, William (I23729)
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| 1707 | Baptism: 22 Nov 1835 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England Richard Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Judith Born: 18 Oct 1835 Abode: Lanc'r Occupation: Farmer Baptised by: Fras. Whalley, Offic. Min. Register: Baptisms 1831 - 1837, Page 224, Entry 1789 | Dobson, Richard (I23706)
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| 1708 | Baptism: 23 Sep 1849 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England Thomas Dobson - [Child] of John Dobson & Judith Born: 29 Aug 1849 Abode: Lancaster Occupation: Labourer Baptised by: A. Christopherson, Curate Register: Baptisms 1845 - 1852, Page 160, Entry 1277 This is a highly suspicious birth. There is no other couple named John and Judith Dobson in the parish register other than this couple, but they would have been in their 50s when Thomas was born. Also, they already had an earlier son named Thomas who was still alive in the 1851 census. This child, Thomas, is found in 1851 residing with his adult niece, Isabella Dobson (nee Harrison) widow of William Dobson. Either this was a very late birth and the child was being raised by his adult widowed niece, or she was actually the mother and her former husband's parents registered the baby as theirs as he would have been illegitimate otherwise. | Dobson, Thomas (I23719)
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| 1709 | Baptism: 24 Mar 1793 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England Elizabeth [or Betty] Dobson - Daughter of John Dobson & Margaret Born: 27 Feb 1793 Abode: this parish Occupation: Husbandman Notes: [Betty in Vol. 2] Baptised by: Thos. Clarkson Register: Baptisms 1792 - 1812, Page 1, Entry 6 Source: LDS Film 1471019 | Dobson, Elizabeth (I23711)
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| 1710 | Baptism: 24 Oct 1779 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England John Gregson - son of Robert Gregson Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 | Gregson, John (I23294)
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| 1711 | Baptism: 26 Apr 1837 St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England James Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Judith Abode: Lancr. Occupation: Farmer Baptised by: J. N. Green Armytage, Curate Register: Baptisms 1831 - 1837, Page 288, Entry 2297 | Dobson, James (I23707)
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| 1712 | Baptism: 27 Dec 1783 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Mary Gregson - dau of Robert Gregson & Alice Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 | Gregson, Mary (I23293)
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| 1713 | Baptism: 3 Jun 1781 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Tho's Gregson - son of Robert Gregson Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 Burial: 5 Nov 1796 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Thomas Gregson - son of Robert Gregson & Alice Register: Burials 1761 - 1797 | Gregson, Thomas (I23749)
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| 1714 | Baptism: 3 May 1786 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Mary Gregson - dau of Rob't Gregson & Alice Register: Baptisms 1761 - 1798 Marriage: 26 Feb 1810 St John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire, England Richard Curwen - 22, Mason, Pilling Mary Gregson - (X), 18, Spinster, Pilling Witness: Richard Dickson; John Curwen Married by Banns by: James Potter Minister Register: Marriages 1798 - 1812 | Gregson, Mary (I23741)
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| 1715 | Baptism: 31 Jul 1737 Christ Church, Over Wyresdale, Lancashire, England Anne Bleazard - Daughter of Robt. Bleazard Notes: [entered twice on different pages] Register: Baptisms 1723 - 1813, Page 131, Entry 2 Source: LDS Film 1278739 | Bleazard, Anne (I20958)
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| 1716 | Baptism: 6 Jul 1826 St Michael, Kirkham, Lancashire, England Edward Dobson - [Child] of John Dobson & Judith Abode: Newton Occupation: Inn Keeper Baptised by: Revd. R. Moore Register: Baptisms 1825 - 1828 from the Bishop's Transcripts, Entry 636 | Dobson, Edward (I23705)
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| 1717 | Baptism: 6 Mar 1791 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England Thomas Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Margaret Born: 15 Feb 1791 Occupation: Labourer Register: Baptisms 1743 - 1792, Page 62 Source: LDS Film 1471019 Burial: 4 Sep 1792 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England Thomas Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Margaret Age: 1 Occupation: Husbandman Notes: [from Draft Register - age & mother's name] Register: Burials 1743 - 1812, Page 66 Source: LDS Film 1471019 | Dobson, Thomas (I23710)
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| 1718 | Baptism: 7 Nov 1824 StMichael, Kirkham, Lancashire, England Thomas Dobson - [Child] of John Dobson & Judith Abode: Newton Occupation: Publican Baptised by: Revd. J. Webber, Vicar Register: Baptisms 1821 - 1824 from the Bishop's Transcripts, Entry 241 | Dobson, Thomas (I23704)
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| 1719 | Baptism: 8 Jun 1794 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England Thos. Dobson - Son of John Dobson & Margaret [or Elizabeth] Born: 1 May 1794 Occupation: Husbandman Notes: [Elizabeth from Vol. 2] Baptised by: Thomas Clarkson Register: Baptisms 1792 - 1812, Page 3, Entry 3 Source: LDS Film 1471019 | Dobson, Thomas (I23712)
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| 1720 | Baptism: 8 May 1803 St Peter, Heysham, Lancashire, England Alice Dobson - Daughter of John Dobson & Margaret Born: 8 Apr 1803 Baptised by: Thomas Clarkson Register: Baptisms 1792 - 1812, Page 20, Entry 7 Source: LDS Film 1471019 | Dobson, Alice (I23714)
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| 1721 | Baptismal records show his name as Ewen McDiarmid, but family records show his name as Hugh McDiarmid. Hugh is the English form of the Gaelic "Eughan", which is pronounced "Ewen". | McDiarmid, Ewen (I9891)
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| 1722 | Baptismal Register, Duff's Presbyterian Church, Puslinch Twp., Wellington Co., Ont., Source Medium: Book . | Source (S428)
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| 1723 | Barbara Stewart was born 20 Feb 1785 in Wester Torrie, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland, as the eldest daughter of John Stewart and Sara Ferguson. She was named after her mother's mother, Barbara Campbell. Her baptism was witnessed by John Stewart in Wester Torrie (the baby's father) and her mother's father (or brother), John Ferguson in Wester Torrie. Barbara Stewart has not been identified in later records and nothing more is known of her. | Stewart, Barbara (I15299)
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| 1724 | Barbara's birth is not verified. It is based on an LDS match only. | Stewart, Barbara (I15300)
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| 1725 | Barnes, Robert, compiler. Maryland Marriages, 1634–1777. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1975. | Source (S485)
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| 1726 | Baron, Marilyn, ed.. London Free Press. 1998-1999. | Source (S247)
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| 1727 | Based on the naming of Robert Wilson Duncan's children (including Janet Orr Duncan and Jessie Brown Duncan) it is suspected that this Jessie's surname was Brown. If so, then a match can be found in 1891 for 13 year old Jessie Brown residing at 152 Mill St, Rutherglen with her parents William Brown 61 (coal miner, born Shotts, Lanark), Margaret Brown 51, and brother David S. Brown 11. The same family in 1881 at 80 Burn Road, Rutherglen William Brown, 1831 in Shotts, Lanark, coal miner Margaret (nee Turner) Brown, 1838 in Paisley, Renfrew, wife (married 16 MAR 1860 in Rutherglen) Robert Brown, 1858 in Glasgow, Coal Miner (2 MAR 1858 in Bridgeton) Gabriel Brown, 1861 in Rutherglen, coal miner (25 MAR 1861) Ann (Gray) Brown, 1864 in Rutherglen, grounder in dye work (24 JAN 1863 in Rutherglen) Allan (Turner) Brown, 1865 in Glasgow, coal miner (11 JAN 1865 in Bridgeton) (William Brown, 6 MAY 1867 in Bridgeton -- not in 1881 census) James Brown, 1869 in Glasgow (27 DEC 1869 in Bridgton) Bella Brown, 1873 in Stevenston, Ayrshire (!) (1 JUN 1872 in Stevenston, Ayr) Jessie Brown, 1877 in Rutherglen David Brown, 1880 in Rutherglen Res 1871 in Rutherglen, with William 42 Margaret 31 Robert 13 (Gabriel absent) Ann 8 Allan 6 James 1 | _____, Jessie (I8062)
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| 1728 | Based on the witnesses to her daughter Janet's baptism, Janet Stewart was likely as sister of Hugh and James Stewart in Ballachaish. Janet Stewart was born on 19 Jun 1754 in Bridge end of Doune, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland as a daughter of Alexander Stewart and Janet Stewart. Her baptism was witnessed by Hugh Stewart and James Stewart, both in Ballacaish. It is likely that Hugh and James were uncles, but since both father and mother were Stewarts it is difficult to know whose brothers they were. Given that the child baptised was named after her mother, it seems more likely that Hugh and James were maternal uncles, but this is far from certain. === STUART, JOHN, son of JAMES STUART/MARGARET CAMPBELL, 19/11/1733 30 Nov 1735 Archibald, son of James STUART and Margaret CAMPBELL in Ballacaish. Witt. John and Dougal STUARTS in Drummvuich 4 Feb 1750, Katharine, daughter of James STEWART and Mary DUNCANSON in Drumvaich. Witt. Archd Ferguson there and Dougald STEWART in Burn of Cambus. 1755, Child, ? of James STEUART and Katharine STEUART in Drum---. Witt Blank | Stewart, Janet in Ballacuaich (I31300)
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| 1729 | Based solely on onomastics and geographic proximity, Helen Stewart suspected but not confirmed to have married on 18 Jun 1774 to Duncan Ferguson, b. 1 Jun 1740, Laggan, Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, d. 1784, Laggan, Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland (Age 43 years). | Stewart, Helen (I15662)
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| 1730 | Basil Dean was born in Newbury, England and graduated from the University of London in Journalism where he received an award for “Best Student of The Year” in 1936. He came to Canada on a work experience or internship and spent several months at each of several Southam Publishing newspapers including the Montreal Gazette, Hamilton Spectator, Edmonton Journal and Calgary Herald. It was while working at Hamilton Spectator that he met his future wife, Florence Jean Brown, who was a reporter. While at the Edmonton Journal he spent some time covering the “police beat”. When the old police station was torn down in the ’70s, they discovered a desk with “Basil Dean, the only gentleman in Alberta” scribed inside one of the drawers. Basil fell in love with Canada and Florence Jean Brown and decided to emigrate. He was the only male Dean to ever leave Newbury and was the oldest of five children followed by John, Betty, Josie and Tony. John took over the family grocery store when their father died in the mid-‘1950s; John died circa 1965. Betty died a few years ago and Josie a number of years ago. Tony died just before Christmas 1995. Basil died just before Christmas, 1967. After he decided to make Canada home, he covered King George VI’s Canadian tour among other things and returned to Hamilton - no doubt largely due to his future wife. His future father-in-law, Hamilton Police Chief, Tom Brown, was in charge of security for the same royal visit. Basil joined the RCAF and received orders to report for duty on Boxing Day, 1941. A hasty marriage was in order. Jean’s father, Tom Brown, arranged the wedding, apparently using his connections to circumvent waiting periods, etc. and managed to scrounge a minister on Christmas Day. Basil married Jean in the Brown family home in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on Christmas Day, 1941. During the war Basil was posted to several locations in Canada including Edmonton so Jean went with him. He was a media liaison officer and while in Edmonton covered the construction of the Alaska Highway. He eventually rose to rank of Squadron Leader and spent several years overseas attached to the RCAF’s Overseas HQ in England. Jean remained in Hamilton when he was oversease and continued working as a reporter. At the end of the war he was stationed in England. Jean travelled there in 1945 after VE Day, where they remained for a time. While in England, in 1946, Jean gave birth to her first child. Basil covered the Winter Olympics in Switzerland in 1948. When he & Jean were invited to some sort of gala she didn’t have anything suitable to wear; Barbara Ann Scott, the Canadian Gold Medalist, loaned her a gown. Basil, and his young family, moved back to Canada in the late spring of 1949 and Basil became a reporter at the Calgary Herald and in 1955 became its publisher. He was made Publisher of the Edmonton Journal in January, 1962. Basil was made an Honourary Chief at Hobbema, AB (now Maskawacis First Nation) around 1959-60 for the stance that the Calgary Herald took against the federal government’s planned changes to the Indian Act and which they were forced to abandon. | Dean, Basil (I4625)
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| 1731 | BATCH, Edith (nee Davies) - Peacefully with her family by her side, in her 93rd year, at the Hamilton General Hospital, on Monday, October 20, 2003. Edith, a very kind, gentle and loving mother, grand-mother and great-grandmother. Predeceased by her mother Rhoda and father Harry, loving husband William, daughter and son-in-law Betty and Mel Cathcart, her brother Harry and sister Annie. She will be forever in the hearts of her son Richard Daniel (Danny), loving grandchildren Mark and Jo-Anne Cathcart, Ian and Brenda Lodge, and Gord and Penny Beaton. Nana will not be forgotten by Christopher, Elliott, Kimberley, Steven, Alicia, Ian, Amy, Katie and Molly. She will be sadly missed by the Whitley families. Edith was a member of Laidlaw United Church and Honourary member of the U.C.W. Past Senior Regent Women of the Moose. Friends may call at the MARLATT FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 615 Main Street East (east of Sanford) on Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Marlatt Memorial Chapel on Thursday, October 23, 2003 at 1 p.m. Interment Woodland Cemetery. Donations in Edith's memory, made to Laidlaw Memorial Fund or charity of your choice would be appreciated. Date Posted: 2003-10-21 | Davies, Edith Adeline (I3819)
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| 1732 | Bathgate Castle | Stewart, Sir Walter 6th High Steward of Scotland (I17934)
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| 1733 | Battle of Culloden | Stewart, Capt. John Glas 1st of Benmore and latterly of Ledcreich (I16700)
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| 1734 | Battle of Culloden | Stewart, Robert in Ardveich (I17512)
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| 1735 | Battle of Dundalk | Stewart, Sir John (I16355)
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| 1736 | Battle of Falkirk | Stewart, Sir John of Bonkyl (I17328)
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| 1737 | Battle of Flodden Field | Reidheugh, James 1st of Tulliechettill and Cultibraggan Comptroller of Scotland (I13046)
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| 1738 | Battle of Inverlochy | Stewart, Alan Earl of Caithness (I20772)
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| 1739 | Battle of Kilsyth | Stewart, _____ (I17655)
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| 1740 | Battle of Kilsyth | Stewart, _____ (I17656)
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| 1741 | Battle of Kilsyth | Stewart, Walter Dubh Mor in Glenfinglas (I17903)
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| 1742 | Battle of the Somme | Stewart, Capt. William Debnam MacLaren (I18104)
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| 1743 | Battle of the Wilderness | Steuart, Lt. William James (I21518)
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| 1744 | Battle of Tippermuir | Stewart, Henry (I16057)
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| 1745 | Battle of Verneui | Douglas, Archibald 4th Earl of Douglas (I4984)
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| 1746 | Battle of Verneuil | Stewart, John 2nd Earl of Buchan (I16697)
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| 1747 | Baxter moved to Dawn Mills in 1835 and became a partner with William Taylor in the Dawn Mills General Store. His son, Charles, married William Taylory's daughter Mary Ann. | Baxter, A. B. (I778)
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| 1748 | Beatrice is suspected of having married 10 MAR 1759 in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland to John or James CAMPBELL. (Groom from Comrie parish and bride from Balquhidder, however the groom's name is recorded in Fiona's transcription as James Campbell, not John. Whereas the OPR baptism records show the father's name as John. The IGI agrees with Fiona, thus any possible error must be presumed to be in the OPR itself.) She is believed to be the mother of the family shown here but her husband and children are not confirmed. | Stewart, Bettrice (I14855)
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| 1749 | Beatrice Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1725, probably in Upper Strathgartney, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland. Her birth family has not been identified but circumstantial evidence suggests she likely belongs to the Stewarts in Strone, perhaps as the daughter of a theoretical Walter Stewart, younger brother of John Dubh na Sroan Stewart in Strone. Alexander Stewart and Beatrice Stewart had their first child in 1748 at his family's ancestral home of Edraleachdach. It may also have been Beatrice's home, which could indicate that she may have been a cousin from 1-Line of the Stewarts in Edraleachdach, or another kindred Glenbuckie branch from Upper Strathgartney (either Strone or Letter). Their first son was named Charles, which breaks from the traditional naming pattern. Charles appears to have been named after his father's brother. Their second son is named James, which appears to commence the traditional naming pattern. Their third son was named Walter which may suggest that Beatrice's father's name was Walter. If she came from Upper Strathgartney and her father's name was Walter, then she is likely a descendant of Walter nan Cliugh Stewart of the Stewarts in Strone. | Stewart, Beatrice (I14856)
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| 1750 | Beatrice's mother's name is not given in the Balquhidder OPR. | Stewart, Bettrice (I14854)
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