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| 201 | 12-15-1886 Edwin E. Chafee, North Lawrence New York, married Jennie Stewart, youngest daughter of the late Daniel Stewart,. At the residence of the bride's mother, in St Anicet, by Rev. D. McEachern (The Gleaner newspaper, Huntingdon, Quebec, 1886) | Chafee, Edwin E. (I25031)
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| 202 | 120 West Fourth Street | Steuart, Dr. William Frederick MD (I22279)
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| 203 | 13 Apr 1739, 17 Apr 1739, John, son of Robert STEWART and Jean MCFARLANEin Bridge of Turk (Callander OPR) | Stewart, John (I27107)
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| 204 | 13 April 1746: "Alexander son to John McQueen & Janet Stewart in Craigtoun wit John McQueen and John Shaw there." | McQueen, Alexander (I10967)
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| 205 | 131st King of Ireland Mor = "The Great" "mac Earca" is a patronymic from his mother's side, who was the daughter of the King of Dalriada. Muirchertach's brother Fergus was the prince who defeated the Picts and founded the Scottish dynasties of Dalriada in Argyll, from which all the later Kings of Scots descend. Muirchertach "The Great" reigned in Ulster for 24 years and died naturally in his bed (which was rare among Irish kings) on All Hallow's Eve 527. He possessed the Liath Fail, the marble coronation seat and sent it to Scotland for his brother to be crowned. The Liath Fail remained in Scotland as the coronation stone of the Kings of Scots until the time of Edward Longshanks. The Liath Fail became known as the "Stone of Destiny". | O'Neill, Muirchertach Mor mac Earca (I12034)
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| 206 | 134th King of Ireland Domhnall Ilchealgach = "Donald the Deceitful" Donald and his brother Fergus ruled Ulster jointly for three years. They made war on the people of Leinster and fought at the memorable Battle of Gabhrah-Liffe, where 400 of the nobility and gentry of Leinster were slain, along with a large part of their army. Donald and Fergus both died in 561 of the plague. | O'Neill, Domhnall Ilchealgach (I12047)
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| 207 | 14 August 1764: "August 14th John Mcqueen & Janet Stuart his spouse in the Heads has a child baptized call Kathrine, wit John and Alexander Shaw there." | McQueen, Catharine (I10970)
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| 208 | 14 Jul 1760, James, son of John STUART and Jean MCULLIE in Earn. Witt. Walter and James Sommers both in Earn (Kilmadock OPR) | Stewart, James (I27027)
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| 209 | 15 Feb 1792 18 Nov 1792 Isabel F John STEWART Isabel FERGUSON Deanstown Natural Child Witt. Revd. Murray and John Gibson in Doun (Kilmadock OPR) | Stewart, Isabel (I27034)
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| 210 | 15 Jul 1739, John, son of Moses THOMSON and Susan STUART in Craighead. Witt. Robert Latham there and John STUART in Coldoch. (Kilmadock OPR) John Stewart in Coldoch is believed to be Sudan Stewart's brother. | Thomson, John (I27057)
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| 211 | 16 Aug 1764, John, son of John STUART and Jean MCULLOCH in Earn. Witt. Walter Summers there and William Murdoch in Broich. (Kilmadock OPR) John witnessed his niece’s baptism. | Stewart, John in Deanston (I27029)
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| 212 | 164 Stinson St. | Cameron, Stewart Ferguson (I2383)
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| 213 | 1686 - Duncan McWilliam Stewart in Ledcreich is listed in the Dunblane Commissariat Records. (Stewarts of Ardvorlich Part 3, p. 20) “Duncan MacWilliam Stewart in Ledcreich” is listed as one of the creditors of Jean Drummond, Lady Ardvorlich, in 1686. (MacGregor, Gordon, author of The Red Book of Scotland, personal correspondence). | Stewart, Duncan McWilliam in Ledcreich (I24261)
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| 214 | 17 Jun 1732, 22 Jun 1732, Jean, daughter of Robert STEWART and Jean MCFARLANEin Blairgarry (Callander OPR) | Stewart, Jean (I27106)
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| 215 | 1703, 28 January, Alexr Steuart in Kirktown of Ballqr had a child bapt 28 January 1703 ___. (Balquhidder OPR) | Stewart, Child (I25293)
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| 216 | 1729 - Carbonear is designated one of the six Judiciary districts in Newfoundland. Two of the first Justices of the Peace, William Pinn and Charles Garland are assigned to the district. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonear) | Pynn, Patience (I26801)
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| 217 | 173 Walnut St. South | Brown, Margaret Ruth (I1814)
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| 218 | 173 Walnut St. South | Brown, John Stewart (I1847)
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| 219 | 1753 Augt 21st Alexander Steuart in Brachland Callander Parish had a child in fornication with McIntyre or McLaren in Achra baptized and called Duncan. Donald Steuart in Brachland sponsor for both this child was baptized by Mr. Richardson Minister at Aberfoyle the day the presbytery of Dunblane met and forfeiting a sallary to the schoolmaster. Recorded in Balquhidder Kirk Session | Stewart, Alexander (I15088)
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| 220 | 1753 Augt 21st Alexander Steuart in Brachland Callander Parish had a child in fornication with McIntyre or McLaren in Achra baptized and called Duncan. Donald Steuart in Brachland sponsor for both this child was baptized by Mr. Richardson Minister at Aberfoyle the day the presbytery of Dunblane met and forfeiting a sallary to the schoolmaster. Recorded in Balquhidder Kirk Session. | Stewart, Duncan (I15836)
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| 221 | 1776 Janry 20 ___, s/o Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. | Stewart, William? (I27705)
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| 222 | 1777 Decr 14 Alexr, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. | Stewart, Alexander (I27709)
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| 223 | 1779 Decr 10 Robert, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. Robert Stewart was a wright in Buchlyvie. In 1841, Robert Stewart was residing in Buchlyvie, employed as a master wright. 1851 ditto Findagrave shows a different Robert Stewart with the same death date of 14 Mar 1844 buried in St. Ninians and recorded as "Esq of Steuart Hall." with child Margaret Ann Stewart 1833-1838, and wife Helen Buchanan. | Stewart, Robert in Buchlyvie (I27710)
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| 224 | 1781 Decr 13 James, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. James Stewart appears to be the first of this family to have emigrated. He was followed by several of his nephews, sons of his brother, Robert Stewart in Buchlyvie, who ended up in Dundas, Ancaster, Carluke and Puslinch, Ontario, close to Kirkwall. James Stewart is buried with his wife and son Archibald Stewart in Kirkwall Cemetery, West Flamborough, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada. Canadian death records show that he was born 11 Nov 1780 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland. This birth does not match with Kincardine parish records. The closest matches are listed below. As James was 32 when he married Robina Horn and named his first son after her father, Archibald Horn, then it seems likely he had a previous marriage with a son named after his own father. The only candidate for such a family in the Kincardine OPR is: "James Stewart and Margaret Stewart - Moss, 1804 Septr 9, William, son to James Stewart and Margt Stewart, Moss." They had only the one child. Unverified online trees suggest that James Stewart was the son of Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher in Boquapple (one of the 6 possible candidates below). Boquapple is near Thornhill, but no James with a son, Walter, has been found in Kincardine between 1800-1812. (A Y-DNA candidate from this line would not likely be able to help us identify which, if any, of the following families is the correct one, unless the DNA came back to not match the Stewarts of Balquhidder at all.) According to Canadian records, James last three children were born in Scotland although no records have been found of their births. According to family records, James' wife, Robina, died in 1831 in Edinburgh, so the family may have moved from Falkirk to Edinburgh prior to emigrating. Marriage and birth records show James and his family in Beverly, West Flamborough, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada by at least 1842. ------- Stewarts of the South presents us with the following leads, none of which are an exact match: From the Letter Stewarts (Ardvorlich IV) This family has not been otherwise accounted for and is a viable candidate. This family originated in Rednock in Port of Menteith. It's possible that James' birth was in PoM, not in Thornhill. Alexander Stewart his brother a Cotton manufacturer two sons same line in Glasgow well doing - James Stewart brother to the above Duncan & Donald Tacksman in Tinich estate of Radnaick Port parish 1st John Stewart his son Tacksman and Maltman in parish of Kippen estate of Gartmore, Stirlingshire - 4 sons minors 2d James Stewart his Brother Thornhill B Drmd estate Down parish four sons minors 3 line John Stewart Tacksman Ward of Goodie Erskine of Cardny Port parish at home £140 From the Stewarts of Dalveich (Ardvorlich VII) (This family has not been otherwise accounted for and is a viable candidate.) 1st line Alexander Stewart Feuer in Thornhill village Down parish four sons 1 Alexander a Wright in Callander one son a minor 2d Duncan a Journeyman wright 3d James a Journeyman wright 4d Daniel with his father a minor From the Bain Stewarts in Auchnahard (Annat II) (This family has not been otherwise accounted for and is a viable candidate.) 2 line Archibald Stewart Noriston near Thornhill Noriston was part of the estate of Nori Down parish From the Stewarts in Muirlaggan (Glenbuckie II) (This family has not been otherwise accounted for and is a viable candidate.) 2 line Patrick mac Ross mhic Pharick had two sons called Donach Rioch & Iain Riach 1 of them Duncan a good soldier a Tacksman of Lianach Glenbuckie left two sons 1 son a moss Laird flanders Moss Summerline an industrious man hath two sons with himself 2 son Duncan his brother a workman village of Thornhill Down parish four sons minors From the Stewarts of Glenogle (Gartnafuaran V) (This family has been fully accounted for and is not a match.) 2 line Patrick mac Ross mhic Pharick had two sons called Donach Rioch & Iain Riach 1 of them Duncan a good soldier a Tacksman of Lianach Glenbuckie left two sons 1 son a moss Laird flanders Moss Summerline an industrious man hath two sons with himself 2 son Duncan his brother a workman village of Thornhill Down parish four sons minors (The Appendix to Stewarts of the South has no viable leads.) -------- All but the last of the following families are candidates for James' birth. All are from the Kincardine OPR. At present, there is insufficient evidence to prefer any one of them. John Stewart and Mary Mitchell - Thornhill MARRIAGE 1764 July 21st John Stewart and Marry Mitchell both in this parish listed for proclamation in order to marriage. BIRTHS *The first is a possible or to John Stewart/Isobel Doig* 1769 Janry 1st James, son to John Stewart Shoemaker, Thornhill. 1772 Aug 9 Margt, daugr to John Stewart Mary Mitchel, Thornhill. 1776 Septr 29 ___, to John Stewar(t) and Mary Mitchell, Thornhill. OR John Stewart and Isobel Doig - Thornhill MARRIAGE 1768 Jany 23 John Stewart and Isobel Doig both in this parish listed for proclamation, were proclaimed and married. BIRTHS *The first is a possible or to John Stewart/Mary Mitchell* 1769 Janry 1st James, son to John Stewart Shoemaker, Thornhill. 1772 Aug 16 Walter, son to John Stewart and Isobel Doig, Thornhill. 1774 July 9 John, son to John Stewart and ___ Doig, Thornhill. 1783 Jany 22 David, son to John Stewart and Isobel Doig, Thornhill Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher - Bowhapple MARRIAGE 1775 Janry 7th Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher both parishioners. BIRTHS 1776 Janry 20 ___, s/o Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. 1777 Decr 14 Alexr, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. 1779 Decr 10 Robert, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. 1781 Decr 13 James, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhapple. 1783 Decr 19 Charles, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher. 1785 Octr 23 John, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher. 1788 Janry 6 Ann, daugr to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhaple. James Stewart and Isobell Dunn - Thornhill MARRIAGE 1778 May 16 James Stewart in this parish and Isobel Dun in Dunblane. BIRTHS 1779 May 17 ___, daugr to James Stewart and ___. 1781 July 15 Helen, daugr to James Stewart and Isobell Dunn, Thornhill. 1783 Novr 16, James son to James Stewart and Isobel Dunn. Peter Stewart and Janet McGrigor - Daldoran 1782 April 25 Jas, son to Peter Stewart and Janet McGrigor, Daldoran. A possible 1784 Febry 8 Robt, son to Peter Stewart and ___. (There was another contemporary Peter Stewart in Daldoran who married Mary McGregor.) John Stewart and Jean Stewart - Dript Moss 1786 Septr 17 Alexr, son to John and Jean Stewarts, Dript Moss. 1788 Novr 12 James, son to John Stewart and Jean Stewart, Dript Moss. (He died in 1801.) | Stewart, James in Thornhill and Falkirk (I26250)
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| 225 | 1783 Decr 19 Charles, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher. (no location given) | Stewart, Charles (I27712)
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| 226 | 1785 Octr 23 John, son to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher. (no location given) | Stewart, John (I27713)
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| 227 | 1788 Janry 6 Ann, daugr to Walter Stewart and Janet Fisher, Bowhaple. | Stewart, Ann (I27714)
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| 228 | 1791, John MacIntyre, portioner of Murlaggan, d 1791, w Janet MacIntyre, chn: John, Cath, Janet, Mary. John portioner Murlaggan, 5.1800. (Ed: see Balquhidder OPR - John McI. in Murlaggan & w Kath Stewart, s Wm Bapt. 3.1727 - Donald McI. & w Janet McI. in Murlaggan, s John bapt 6.1737; NAS GC.50/233/32, Macgregor notes "John McI. portioner Murlaggan & w Janet McI. had chn pbatied Cath 6.1770, Margt. 8.1772, Janet 9.1776 - also John McI. in Murlaggan, s John bapt. 5. 1725") John MCINTYRE-alias-WRIGHT and Elisabeth STEUART in Glenogle and Muirlaggan (not certain to be of the same family) 1. D~~ MCINTYRE, bap. 9 APR 1718, place not given. (IGI shows "Do. McIntyre") 2. _____ MCINTYRE, bap. 20 SEP 1719 in Glenogle 3. Jean MCINTYRE, bap. 30 MAR 1729 in Murlagan 4. Mary WRIGHT-alias-MCINTYRE, bap. 22 AUG 1732 in Murlagan. John MCINTYRE and Katrine STEUART in Muirlaggan 1. William MCINTYRE, bap. 19 MAR 1727 in Muirlagga | McIntyre, John of Muirlaggan (I24812)
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| 229 | 1811 Corsley Bishop's Transcripts note: "Nathan Prangley has been absent for four of five years and the child [John] is supposed to be about two years old - spurious". The Bishop's Transcripts used "spurious" to mean "illegitimate". So John was a child of Ann Prangley nee Marvin, but by an unknown father. In 1841 John is found living with his wife Charlotte, son Moses, and a 60 year old shepherd, John Potter. Nathan's sister, Jane, was married to Nathan Potter Prangley. | Prangley, Nathan (I13036)
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| 230 | 1812 Feby 16, John, son to Duncan Stewart and Ann McGrigor, Moss. John immigrated as a child in 1818 with his parents to St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada. In 1825, John's father, Duncan Stewart is shown residing in a house with 11 occupants: 2 under the age of 6 (Charles 6 and Daniel 3); 2 between 6-14 (John 13 and Peter 9); 2 between 14-18 (Archibald 16 and Jannet 16); 2 males between 18-25 (Alexander and James D); one male over 60 (Duncan 50); one single female between 14-45 (Mary); one married female between 14-45 (unknown); and one married female over 45 (Agnes McGregor). Also residing in Dundee at the time was Robert Stewart with one child under 6, one male 18-25, and one married female between 14-45. Robert is of no known relation to Duncan. In 1851, at age 35, John Stewart, labourer, was residing with his wife, whose name is given as Nancy Mclain (or Buchan, the handwriting is awful), and their one-year-old daughter, Nancy. They were residing with the families of Hugh Mclain and John McMillan. In 1861, John's widow, Nancy, was residing in St. Anicet with her children. They were living with Duncan McIntosh, his sister-in-law's parents and next door to her brother-in-law James D Stewart and his family. In 1871, John's widow, Nancy, was residing in St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada with her children Nancy, Duncan, Agnes, Walter, and Archibald. He is buried with his brothers, Alexander and James D Stewart at Zion United Church Cemetery, Dundee Centre, Monteregie Region, Quebec, Canada. | Stewart, John (I17021)
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| 231 | 1814 Blair Drummond Moss Census Wood Lane No4 Former Possessor: Donald Wright Present Possessor: John McDermid 65 yrs Jannet Clark 46 " Children Hugh McDermid 35 yrs Archibald 32 " Jannet 15 " Duncan 16 " Alexander 11 " Persons deceased Mary McDermid 1/2 1808 Sickness Years Settled on the Moss: 15 years Where they came from: Breadalbane Cats 1 Dogs - Poultry 2 Swine - Sheep - Cows 2 Horses 1/2 Harrows 1/2 Plough 1/2 Carts 1 | McDiarmid, John (I9862)
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| 232 | 1832 Septr 30 Andrew McFarlane and Jean Stewart had a child begotten in fornication baptized and called Mary. Mary McFarlane has not been confidently identified in later census records. Some online trees show her marrying George Ewart and living in Dumfries, Scotland, however this is believed to be a different Mary McFarlane who came from Rusgachan in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. | McFarlane, Mary (I25123)
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| 233 | 1841 census records him as a shoemaker in Frome, Somerset, born outside the county. | Prangley, Cornelius (I12570)
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| 234 | 1841 Census shows him living in Frome, Somerset, England with his wife Saray and a Leucretia Prangley whose age is given as 15. In 1851 Leucretia's age is given as 10, thus her age in 1841 is probably 15 months. Cornelius is recorded as being age 20 and Sarah, age 10. | Prangley, Cornelius (I12581)
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| 235 | 1841 living in Woodlands, Frome, Somerset, born outside the county. It appears that the entire family was baptized on the same day. In 1861 he is shown as widowed, living with a grandson named Sidney Pankhurst (uncertain), born 1853 in St. Martins, Westminster, Middlesex, England. | Prangley, Richard (I13071)
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| 236 | 1851 [p. 43] (John McMillan 57) Sarah McMillan 16 Canada, Agnes 13, Margerite 5, Emelie 3, Wm 1, Donald 14, Hew 9, John 57 Scot labourer. Hew McLain 55 Scot Farmer, Catherine McLain 44 Scot, Jane McLain 24, Nansa Mclain 20, Catherine McLain 11, Duncan McMillan 12, Catherine McLain 23, Marie McMillan 12, Hew? McLain 20 labourer, Alexander McLain 22 labourer, Donald McLain 9, | Maclean, Hugh (I24991)
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| 237 | 1851 and 1861 census show conflicting ages for both John and Rachel, but their birth place is recorded as England in all cases. Rachel's name is recorded in several different versions including Fryer and Fraies which sound more German or French than English. Also their son, Alfrid, uses a German spelling. It's possible that they lied about being English in order to hide their German heritage, which seems to have been common. | Barnes, John (I743)
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| 238 | 1851 Census mistakenly records his name as Danial Stewart. However, strangely, there IS a Danial Stewart, son of Alexander Stewart, born near Fortingall in the same year. | Stewart, Donald (I15667)
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| 239 | 1851 census records her as a pauper, living with her husband. | Mary (I9500)
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| 240 | 1851 Census shows Allen living with his brother John and family. | Stewart, Allan (I14992)
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| 241 | 1851 census shows Peter as a widower living with his father, John in High Carrshield. | Hetherington, Peter (I7777)
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| 242 | 1851 census shows two daughters, Elizabeth and Eliza Harrold. Eliza's age is given as "ditto" to her brother John. | Harrold, Eliza (I7731)
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| 243 | 1851 Census, Wellington County, Ontario, Source Medium: Book . | Source (S105)
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| 244 | 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 - Caroline Matilda Stewart appears in Census reports: - Callander, 1851 age 52, Annuitant, in home of Duncan McPherson, 71, retired schoolmaster; - Callander. 1861 age 60, head, lodging house keeper with boarders, Gregor and Ann Cameron. - Callander, 1871 age 75, head, lodging house keeper, next to Margret Stewart, widow, 71. - Govan, Partick, Glasgow,1881 age 88, aunt, in household of John and Agnes Browne. 1882 - Death of Caroline Matilda Stewart. age 87, at Partick, Govan Parish, Lanarkshire, [Glasgow], Scotland. She never married, and had no children. | Stewart, Carolina Matilda (I25269)
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| 245 | 1852, age 50, in York, Ontario, Canada 1861, age 59, in York, Ontario, Canada | Empson, Rhoda (I26449)
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| 246 | 1855 Directory for Newcastle lists Simpson Septimus Dawson as a collector for the gas company. However, no trace of this family or their descendants can be found in the 1851 or 1861 census. | Dawson, Simpson Septimus (I3974)
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| 247 | 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. | Source (S92)
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| 248 | 1861 census gives Jean's place of birth as Torfchen, Linlithgow, Scotland. | Cochrane, Janet (I2618)
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| 249 | 1861 census shows him living with Arthur Pranglen, probably age 10 or 20 (hard to read). | Prangley, Henry George (I12796)
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| 250 | 1861 Census shows John living with his parents in Camden. 1871 Census shows John living with his mother and siblings in Camden. 1891 Census shows John living with his wife and daughter in Camden. 1901 Census shows John living in Camden and working as a farmer. | Sharpe, Commander John (I14181)
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