Notes
Matches 2,101 to 2,150 of 7,358
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| 2101 | DOB is based on IGI match -- not verified. | Heslop, Isabella (I7488)
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| 2102 | Documentary evidence show's that Johan Veller had two sons. There names are not recorded. He is shown here as the son of Jacob Voller who is later described as "Jacob Voller Jr.". Thus it is suggested that this person's name may have been Jacob. | Veller, Jacob (I19099)
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| 2103 | Documents vary widely over the names of her birth parents. Her birth family cannot be accurately identified with confidence. | Lunt, Mary Elizabeth (I9432)
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| 2104 | Dodd, Jordan R, et. al.. Early American Marriages: Mississippi to 1825. Bountiful, UT, USA: Precision Indexing Publishers, 19xx. | Source (S280)
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| 2105 | Dodd, Jordan R, et. al.. Early American Marriages: Mississippi. | Source (S531)
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| 2106 | Dodd, Jordan R., et al.. Early American Marriages: Virginia to 1850. Bountiful, UT, USA: Precision Indexing Publishers. | Source (S622)
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| 2107 | Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp.. Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850. Most of the records in this index may be found at the Maryland Historical Society or the Family History Library. More specific source information is listed with each entry. Original marriage licenses should be located at the county clerk's office. | Source (S264)
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| 2108 | Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp.. Mississippi Marriages, 1826-1900. See Description for original data sources listed by county. | Source (S532)
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| 2109 | Dodon Farm | Digges, Anne of Warburton Manor (I4920)
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| 2110 | Dodon Farm | Steuart, David of Dodon (I14307)
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| 2111 | Dollerie House | Murray, Charlotte Joanna of Dollerie (I11374)
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| 2112 | Dollie Brown is found only in the 1870 census as a 10 month old infant. Carrie Brown is found only in the 1880 census as a 10-year-old daughter. As they are very close in age and as Dollie is found in 1870 and Carrie is found only in 1880, then it is possible they are the same person. If not, then it would appear that Carrie was born barely a year after Dolly and Dolly died before 1880. | Brown, Carrie (I19895)
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| 2113 | Dollie Brown is found only in the 1870 census as a 10 month old infant. Carrie Brown is found only in the 1880 census as a 10-year-old daughter. As they are very close in age and as Dollie is found in 1870 and Carrie is found only in 1880, then it is possible they are the same person. If not, then it would appear that Carrie was born barely a year after Dolly and Dolly died before 1880. | Brown, Dollie (I19898)
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| 2114 | Donada may not be her correct name. She may be confused with a sister named Donada. Although, regardless of her correct name, her marriage to Sigurd of Orkney seems correct. Some sources also indicate that she is the sister of King Malcolm II rather than his daughter. | NicMalcolm, Donada (I11310)
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| 2115 | Donald Alexander Smith, 1st Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal, Canadian fur trader, businessman, railroad financier, politician, diplomat and philanthropist, b. 6 AUG 1820 in Forres, Morayshire, Scotland, died 21 JAN 1914 in London, England. Donald grew up on the stories of his uncle John Stuart's exploring adventures. He studied at the Forres Academy and then briefly apprenticed to the town clerk. He immigrated to Canada in 1838 at the invitation of his uncle John Stuart and began work as a clerk for the Hudson Bay Company eventually succeeding his uncle as Chief Factor for the HBC. In 1869, he was sent to Red River, Manitoba, as the government representative to negotiate with Louis Riel, leader of the Red River Rebellion. In 1883, Smith became Director of HBC and its largest shareholder. He was a co-founder of the Canadian Pacific Railway and became its director in 1883. He was invited to drive the Last Spike when the railroad was completed in 1885. He was principal shareholder in the Bank of Montreal and president of the bank in 1887. In 1889 he became Governor and CEO of HBC. He was representative for Winnipeg in the Manitoba provincial legislature and, later, federal parliament representative for Montreal West. In 1896 (at the age of 76) he was appointed High Commissioner for Canada in the UK. In 1897, he was elevated to the peerage as Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal (Strathcona was in far eastern Ontario and Mount Royal is believed to be synonymous with Montreal). During the Boer War (1899-1902) he commanded the 500-member mounted regiment of Lord Strathcona's (Royal Canadian) Horse. He was cofounder and chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company in London, England. He was chancellor of McGill University in Montreal and founded the Victoria College for Women and built the Royal Victoria Hospital. His 75 year tenure with the HBC has never been matched. He married repeatedly, due to strange circumstances, to Isabella Grant-nee-Hardisty. She was previously "married" to James Grant by whom she had a son. However she was of Metis origin and her marriage to Grant was never legally recognized. Neither did she actually divorce Grant. Thus when she married Smith the legal status of their relationship was constantly called into question and he ended up marrying Isabella on multiple occasions in order to re-establish the validity of their marriage. The couple used 9 MAR 1853 as the official date of their marriage. Smith adopted Isabella's son from her first marriage, and together they had the following child. | Smith, Donald Alexander (I13908)
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| 2116 | Donald and his sister opened Bridgman Memorial Hall at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1954. | Bridgman, Donald Elliot (I1387)
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| 2117 | Donald appears to be accounted for in two duplicate entries in Stewarts of the South firstly in Line 3 as "[John's] brother Donald [in] Aldanobreach [in] Aberfoil [had] one son." And secondly in Line 5 as "Donald Stewart [is a] cottager [in] Aldannabreach [in] Aberfoil [on the] Duke of Montrose['s] estate. [Donald] is [a] brother to John Stewart [in] Wester Bridge of Turk. [He has] one son." | Stewart, Donald (I15455)
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| 2118 | Donald Arthur Stewart is buried in Zion United Church Cemetery, Dundee, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada. | Stewart, Donald Arthur (I24306)
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| 2119 | Donald Braemar Stewart was named after his uncle George's residence, Braemar. His first name, Donald, may be after his 3x-great-grandfather, Donald Stewart, 1st in Hythie, Jacobite fugitive. By 1901, Donald was unmarried and had no children. Donald Braemar Stewart has not been found in 1871. In 1881, at age 17, Donald B Stewart was residing in Trimly Cottage, Colchester, Essex, England, with his mother and siblings. He was a scholar. In 1891, at age 27, Donald B Stewart was listed as residing at 38 Bank Road, Bootle, Lancashire, England, with his parents. He was a marine engineer away at sea. In 1901, at age 36, Donald B Stewart was residing at 106 Military Road, Colchester, Essex, England. He was employed as a marine engineer. Donald Stewart has not been found in later records. | Stewart, Donald Braemar (I15498)
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| 2120 | Donald Cameron resided at Lochearnhead, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, at the time of his marriage to Catherine Stewart. He was employed as a smith at the time. She also resided at Lochearnhead. Their marriage was recorded as clandestine, which means it was not conducted in the Church of Scotland and may have been a handsfast ceremony held outside the church. They were fined 13 shillings for their clandestine marriage. The date of their marriage given here is actually the date of their fine. The date of their clandestine marriage is not recorded, but was probably ten years earlier. "1791, Decr 18th, This day Donald Cameron smith in Lochearnhead and Cathrine Stewart there paid their fine of clandestine marriage. 13 sh." (Balquhidder OPR) "1793, Febry 27, Donald Cameron and Kathrine Stewart in Lochearnhead had twins baptd named Robert and John." | Cameron, Donald (I22071)
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| 2121 | Donald died as a teen MAR 1856 in Brodick, Isle of Arran, Bute, Scotland. | McMillan, Donald (I10441)
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| 2122 | Donald Ferguson was born 17 Mary 1846 in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as the illegitmate son of Alexander Ferguson in Stronvar and Jean Stewart in Kirkton. "Donald first lived at Stronvar Cottage in Balqhuidder. Then, when his family grew bigger, he moved to Gartnafuaran Cottage. He spoke fluent Gaelic and was very good at building dry stone walls." (descendant Sharon Owens) In 1851, at age 4, Donald Ferguson was residing in Balnluig on the Stronvar estate in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his father, Alexander Ferguson (40), a sawyer, and his uncle John Ferguson (52), a journeyman mason. Also living with them was Margaret Stewart (35), b. 1816 in Balquhidder, household servant to John Ferguson; Andrew Mcfarland (22), b. 1829 in Callander, a lodger and a journeyman mason; William Stewart (26), b. 1825 in Callander, a lodger and journeyman joiner (carpenter). In 1861, at age 14, Donald Ferguson was residing at Stronvar in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his father, Alexander Ferguson (51), and his uncle, John Ferguson (60), a mason, and his aunt Agnes Ferguson (60), a domestic servant. On 26 Nov 1869, Daniel Ferguson, age 21, a joiner, son of Alexander Stewart, a joiner, and Jean Stewart, married in Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland, to Ann Fraser, age 26, a domestic servant, daughter of Alexander Fraser and Margaret Elder. The wedding was witnessed by Daniel's uncle, John Stewart. In 1871, at age 24, Daniel Ferguson was residing in Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland with his wife Ann and their children Williamina 3 and Margaret 10 months. In 1881, at age 34, Donald Ferguson was residing at 3 Stronvar Cottage in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. He was a Gaelic-speaking general labourer. He was residing with his wife, Ann, and their children: Williamina Ferguson 13 abt 1868 St Cuthbert, Edinburgh, Margaret Ferguson 10 abt 1871 Stirling, Stirlingshire, Christina Ferguson 8 abt 1873 Stirling, Stirlingshire, Alexander Ferguson 3 abt 1878 Balquhidder, Perthshire, Jane Ferguson 1 abt 1880 Balquhidder, Perthshire. In 1891, Donald Ferguson, age 44, was residing at Stronvar in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his wife and children: Christina Ferguson, 18, Alexander Ferguson, 14, Jane Ferguson, 11, John Ferguson, 9. Also living with them was his 83-year-old mother, Jean Stewart and his sister, Jean McFarlane (56). According to an unverified online tree, Donald Ferguson died on 19 Dec 1916 at Gartnafuaran Cottage in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. | Ferguson, Donald Daniel (I23454)
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| 2123 | Donald Galloch alias Drummond is believed to be the son of Duncan Galloch, but this is not verified. He is described in one account as "preacher of the Gospel at Wester Cowden" near Drummonderinoch in Upper Strathearn. His son William is known to have been minister in that church and there may be some confusion as to whether Donald was also a minister there. Descendants of this branch claim that Donald was born about 1697, but this is unverified. Donald is believed to have married twice, having only one child by his first wife, Ellspith McKinnes, then marrying Janet Cramb, by whom he is recorded as having 7 children. There is also a Duncan Galloch born to Donald Galloch in 1736 by an unknown mother. It is believed the father is this same Donald Galloch, however this is supposition based solely on IGI data. | Galloch-alias-Drummond, Rev. Donald (I6558)
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| 2124 | Donald has not been found in any census records and may have died young or emigrated. | Stewart, Donald (I15120)
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| 2125 | Donald has not been identified in Stewarts of the South. Donald is mentioned in the testimony of his son, Robert Stewart in Buchany, in the Glassingall trial records: "Robert Stewart Blacksmith at Milton of Burn of Cambus in the Parish of Kilmadock who solemnly declares that he is 75 years of age and that he was born at Buchany a village on the Estate of Cambus Wallace, situated about a mile and a half to the South East of Annat, that his father Donald Stewart was a Blacksmith at Buchany; that his grandfather James Stewart was a labourer in Buchany, and that his great-grandfather lived at Calziebolhalzie, a farm on the Braes of Doune in Kilmadock." "[Robert Stewart] declares that his father was born in the year 1740 and was servant to Hugh Stewart at Carse of Cambus in his 14th and 15th years." Glassingall trial notes, 1852. Kilmadock OPR: 16 Mar 1740, Donald son of James STUART and Marjory STUART in Burn of Cambus, Witt. Duncan STUART there and Donald STUART in Callibahalzie. | Stewart, Donald in Buchany (I20093)
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| 2126 | Donald inherited Monachyle from his father. According to Mrs Stewart of Milton, "Donald died unmarried." His brother John held Craigrui but also died unmarried. After John's death, Monachyle and Craigruie passed to their nephew, John McDonald Stewart grandson of their sister Agnes and her husband, Duncan Stewart. Donald died 22 Feb 1855 Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. His testament is dated 4 Sep 1855 at the Manse of Balquhidder. He is buried Feb 1855 Balquhidder Kirkyard, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. He was a bachelor. | McDonald, Donald of Monachyle (I9859)
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| 2127 | Donald is almost certainly one of the three McMillan brothers from Lochaber who immigrated to Godmanchester, Quebec, Canada in 1819. 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, | McMillan, Donald (I10442)
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| 2128 | Donald is believed to be the Captain of the packet ship Harwich. "His eldest sister was apparently married to a Stewart of “Auchrail” (but no names). He may have had at least two more sisters, and a brother. This information - including the “Auchrail” was found in an 1844 letter in the Ballachulish papers placed on EBay. A search of the National Archives came upon a Donald Stewart in Harwich whose will revealed he had a sister Ann Stewart married to a James Stewart in Scotland (hooray - sounds like a match for the parents of the Castle Cottage spinsters), and another sister Isabella Stewart whose married name was Reid. I believe the Isabella, sister of Captain Donald, who married a Reid may have ended up in Dundee (a James Reid, shoemaker, married an Isabel Stewart and had children James, May and Thomas). The will of Captain Donald is dated 1810 and had a codicil that notes that Isabel had been widowed. This tallies with a James Reid being buried in Dundee 1809. A Captain Donald Stewart in Harwich, and of the Lord Nelson, died in 1810. I have since found out the Lord Nelson was a packet (postal) ship that went backwards and forwards between Harwich and Holland." (Siuna Sine - Stewarts of Balquhidder Research Group) | Stewart, Capt. Donald (I23970)
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| 2129 | Donald is believed to be the Donald Stewart, son of Alexander and Janet Stewart, bap. 4 SEP 1720 in Auchleskine, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland as the only known child of this couple. As Auchleskine is not far from Glenbeich, the Auchleskine birth is a reasonable suggestion. According to The Walker Family History, Donald resided at Carnlia and married a daughter of Alexander MacGregor of Woodside of Lochearn of Clan Dughail Chiar. (Clan Dugal Ciar, or the Clan of sable-haired Douglas; this was the chief's family.) There are only two marriages in the Balquhidder or Comrie OPR for a Donald Stewart with any MacGregor in the right date range. This one happens to be in Dalveich and the other one has been identified with a different family, confirming that this is the marriage noted in the Walker History. Donald's suggested birth place of Auchleskine was also occupied by a family of MacGregors descended from Sir Gregor MacGregor of Clan Dughail Chiar -- so that too would be consistent. | Stewart, Donald in Carnlia (I15458)
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| 2130 | Donald is buried alone in Eden Cemetery, Bayham Township, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada. It is not known why either of his wives are not buried with him. | Stewart, Donald Elisha (I15452)
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| 2131 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as "Donald Dubh, late tacksman of Grodich, Glenfinglas." The Stewarts of Ardvorlich indicates that Donald was in Grodich in 1747. (This could be the date of his testament.) Donald is accounted for as the patriarch of Lines 1 & 2 of the Stewarts of Auchrig (Branch III of the Stewarts of Ardvorlich). The following family is an excellent match to be Donald's family, and is not accounted for elsewhere, but is not confirmed: Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher, m 27 April 1704 in Port of Menteith 1. James M 16/8/1705 son of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchreig W: James, Alex & John S 2. Margaret F 10/8/1707 daughter of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchrigg 3. Alexander M 12/2/1710 son of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchrigg 4. Isobell F 29/4/1711 daughter of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchrigg W: James, John & Alexr S 5. John M 24/4/1714 son of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchrigg W: James & John S 6. Christian F 11/8/1717 daughter of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Auchrigg W James & John S 7. Duncan M 24/5/1720 son of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Achrigg W: John & Alexr S 8. Janet F 25/3/1722 daughter of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher in Achrigg 9. Andrew M 7/3/1725 son of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher 10. Agnes F 31/3/1728 daughter of Donald Stewart and Agnes McKercher | Stewart, Donald Dubh in Grodich (Ardv. III.1 2) (I15451)
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| 2132 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as "Donald, who is a wright in Callander and has three sons who are all minors." No birth record has been found for Donald in Port of Menteith or surrounding parishes. Possible birth for Donald: James Stewart and Katherine McEwen. 18 Sep 1734 22 Sep 1734 Donald in Callander, place not given The following family is an excellent match but is not confirmed: 1. 2 Jan 1781 4 Jan 1781 James M Donald STEWART Margaret SINCLAIR Callander village, Callander 2. 11 Jan 1784 Duncan M Daniel STEWART Margaret SINCLAIR Wester Torry in Kilmadock Witt. John STEWART and John Ferguson both in Wester -- 3. 20 Jul 1786 Christian Stewart, daughter of Donald Stewart and Margaret Sinclair in Torry, Kilmadock, Witt. Peter McGreger in Taylortoune and Robert McLaren 4. 16 Jul 1789 Margaret, daughter of Donald Stewart and Margaret Sinclair in Torry, Kilmadock, Witt. John STEWART and John McNee | Stewart, Donald in Callander (I15457)
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| 2133 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as "Donald, [a] parochial schoolmaster in Doune and [a] student of Divinity." "Daniel Stewart, fil: N. Max: Joannis quondam, Agricolae, Callander --Perthsh. Student of Theology in the University of Glasgow, 1822-1823." (The Matriculation Albums of the University of Glasgow from 1728-1858, https://archive.org/details/matriculationalb00univuoft/page/200/mode/2up ) Donald has not found in 1841. | Stewart, Rev. Donald (I15103)
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| 2134 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as being the youngest of the three sons of Duncan mac Allan Stewart in Duart. The Ardvorlich History accounting contradicts this. | Stewart, Donald (I15117)
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| 2135 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as follows: "Donald Stewart of Summerline flanders Moss. He left one son (presumably an adult son). (Donald Stewart is presumably dead by ca. 1815)." Donald's family is described in the Appendix of Stewarts of the South as follows: "Widow of Donald Stewart with her son, of the Ardvorlich family, who was a good-hearted friendly man." Donald and his family can be found in the 1814 Blair Drummond Moss Census as follows: Rossburn 7b Former Possessor: Angus McIntyre Present Possessor: Donald Stewart 40 yrs Jannet Ferguson 35 " Children Elizabeth 6 yrs Jannet 1 " Persons deceased Robert 41/2 1808 Hives Robert 11/2 1811 Colic The descriptions in Stewarts of the South match with what we find in the 1814 Blair Drummond Moss census and the Kincardine OPR which show that Donald had two sons named Robert who both died in childhood and one son, Peter, who was born just prior to the authorship of Stewarts of the South. | Stewart, Donald in Rossburn (I15489)
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| 2136 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as the patriarch of IV Branch "Craiglevan Stewarts", a.k.a. Sliochd Dhonal mhic Alastair mhic Dhonachie, or "Children of Donald son of Alexander son of Duncan", and as "Donald Stewart brother to foresaid James called 'Craiglevan Stewarts' from a small farm possessed by them near Ardcheanchnock." | Stewart, Donald mac Alasdair in Craigleven (I15465)
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| 2137 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "1 Donald, a wright, [who] went to the island of Colossa (Colonsay?, Argyll and Bute off Islay and Jura) ) where he married and became Bowman or Arroch to ?Ardsheal. His wife nursed some children to ?Ardsheal and became a favourite of that family. [They] had three sons." | Stewart, Donald (I15474)
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| 2138 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Daniel Stewart, [who was a] tacksman of Drepan [in the] Barony of Lendrick [on] Sir Patrick Murray's estate from Perth family, [in] Callander parish. [Daniel] was brother to [the] foresaid Walter & Andrew." | Stewart, Donald (I15459)
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| 2139 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald a manufacturer in Glasgow who died a young man." The reference implies that he died unmarried and without children. | Stewart, Donald (I15473)
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| 2140 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald mac Iain Duibh taken to Holland by the Honble Gen John Stewart Grand uncle to the present Earl of Murray. He died a Major in the Army & left a family in England." | Stewart, Maj. Donald mac Iain Dubh (I15467)
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| 2141 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, a shepherd in Campsie Parish [in] Stirlingshire." | Stewart, Donald (I15130)
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| 2142 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, a tenant with [his brother] John at Stroin. [He is also] not married." | Stewart, Donald (I15119)
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| 2143 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, brother to John, also tenant in the above place, left four sons." However only three sons are named in Stewarts of the South. We have been unable to identify this family in public records. It appears likely that Stewarts of the South is off by one generation with this family. | Stewart, Donald (I15486)
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| 2144 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, his brother, who was [a] tenant in the same farm*, left four sons: two of them with his mother, one in the West Indies and one a wright in Stirling." Donald was employed as a blacksmith. He went by the byname Daniel. *Stewarts of the South is ambiguous as to which farm is being referred to as "same farm" as it appears Donald did not reside on the same farm as any of his brothers. This Donald was previously wrongly accounted for as being in Buchany. | Stewart, Donald (I21194)
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| 2145 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, [James'] brother, [a] tacksman of Shibhrigh [in the] Breas of Doune [on the] Earl of Murray's [estate]." Donald has not been identified in any public records. | Stewart, Donald in Severie (I15352)
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| 2146 | Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, [John's] brother, is a cottager in Milton of Aberfoil. He has one son who is a minor." | Stewart, Donald in Milton of Aberfoyle (I15485)
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| 2147 | Donald is found in 1841 residing in Glenogle with his parents. Donald is found in 1851 residing at Glenogle with his widowed mother and brothers James and Archibald. Curiously Donald's occupation is given as "scholar" even though he was 40 years old -- probably an error. In 1861 he was residing at Glenogle with his mother and brother James. In 1871 Donald was residing at Glenogle and shown as the brother to the head of household who is Duncan Stewart (of Monachyle). | Stewart, Donald (I15149)
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| 2148 | Donald is listed in his father's will in 1768: "James Stewart my natural son, Walter Stewart my second natural son, Donald Stewart my third natural son, Agnes Stewart my natural daughter." Donald's baptism is recorded in the Callander OPR: born on 27 Dec 1756, baptized, 4 Jan 1757, Daniel, son of David Stewart and Catherine Ferguson. The place of birth is not listed, but is presumed to be Breanachoille. The birth is not recorded as illegitimate, but Donald's father's will says that Donald was illegiitimate. | Stewart, Donald (I23340)
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| 2149 | Donald is mentioned briefly in Stewarts of the South only as being the son of Alexander Stewart. Only his name is given. No further information is given about him. | Stewart, Donald (I15476)
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| 2150 | Donald is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South and is presumed to have died as a child. | Stewart, Donald (I15139)
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