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Matches 2,301 to 2,350 of 7,047
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| 2301 | Elisabeth is listed in the Munro History as being a daughter of David Cuthbert of Drakies and Jean Monro. No baptism record has been found for her. She is also listed in her sister Ann's will. From the wording of the will, it would appear that Elisabeth never married. | Cuthbert, Elisabeth (I3173)
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| 2302 | Elisabeth is not mentioned in her brother James' will and is presumed to have died young. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15952)
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| 2303 | Elisabeth never married. No record has been found of her birth, however she is found in census records and in the Lendrick family tree (see Malcolm Grey). | Stewart, Elisabeth Buchanan (I15972)
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| 2304 | Elisabeth Stewart was born in 1799 in the clachan of Morell, Easter Glentarken, Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. The Comrie OPR records her place of birth as "Moril." Her parents seem to have varied from the traditional Scottish naming custom by naming her after her maternal grandmother, Elisabeth MacNab, instead of her paternal grandmother, Margaret Mclaren. Elisabeth was the second daughter of Robert Stewart and Catharine McNaughtan. It is not known if she married. Her whereabouts after immigration is unknown. 1842 census records indicate that three of the eldest daughters were resident in the Stewart household in Puslinch, but by 1851 these daughters had moved elsewhere. It's not known for certain if Elizabeth was one of the three. According the Llewella McIntyre's notes, Elisabeth married a McNaughton. His exact identity is not confirmed, and it is not known if she married in Scotland or Canada, but he could be John McNaughtan of Balquhidder. If so, then they were married in May 1834 just prior to the family leaving for Canada. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15997)
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| 2305 | Elisabeth was a twin with her brother James. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16084)
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| 2306 | Elisabeth was born on 15 Aug 1729 in Glenfinglas and baptised 19 Mar 1730 in Callander, Perthshire, Scotland. The Callander OPR records that she was the daughter of David Stewart in Glenfinglas and Mary Stewart, "Fornacatrix according to her own confession Robert Stewart her brother is Sponsor." There is no other known David Stewart residing in Glen Finglas contemporary with this one that we are aware of who could be the father. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15970)
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| 2307 | Elisabeth was residing in Deanston, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland in 1841 with her parents and siblings and in 1851 and 1861 with her widowed father and surviving siblings. Elisabeth worked as a cotton power loom weaver. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15971)
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| 2308 | Elisabeth was residing with her parents in 1841 and 1851. She died young. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15953)
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| 2309 | Elisabeth went by Betsy and Beatrix. In 1871 she was living with her daughter Helen. | Smith, Elisabeth (I14564)
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| 2310 | Elisabeth's baptims is double-entered in the Comrie OPR on 15 NOV 1818. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15969)
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| 2311 | Elisabeth's marriage record states that she was from Callander parish. There is no match in the Callander OPR for an Elisabeth Stewart, daughter of Duncan, however there is an excellent match with Elisabeth Stewart b 17/22 SEP 1768 in Corriechrombie, Callander, daughter of James Stewart and Anne Malcolm. As Ann is a substitute name for Agnes then it is a perfect onomastic, chronological and geographic match. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15968)
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| 2312 | Elisha is believed to have enlisted in the British Army and served in India. His later whereabouts is unknown. | Prangley, Elisha (I12677)
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| 2313 | Elisha Newman (1791-1893) m 1813 Martha Harding (1796-1850) | Newman, Elisha (I21944)
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| 2314 | Eliza Brown is found in 1901 residing at 5 Castle Street in Portadown, Armagh, Northern Ireland. She is shown as 55 years old, born in 1841 in Armagh, employed as a housekeeper, can read but not write. Her husband, John, and daughters, Annie and Elizabeth, and granddaughter Lilly, are residing with them. Son, Charles, is not found. Elizabeth died on 15 Nov 1903 in Portadadown, only three days after her namesake daughter, Elizabeth, died. Son Charles was the informant at both deaths. | Reid, Elizabeth (I21026)
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| 2315 | Eliza died in 1845. In the 1851 census her husband is shown as a widower and in 1861 he is remarried. | Prangley, Elizabeth (I12653)
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| 2316 | Eliza died in infancy. | Devane, Eliza K. (I4883)
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| 2317 | Eliza married William Sutherland (Southerland) Hamilton, who was a colonel in the U.S. Army. They lived in West Feliciana parish in Louisiana, where Hamilton was a successful planter and slaveowner. I believe the name of the plantation was "Holly Grove" or "Laurel Hill." - descendant, L. Hamilton. | Stewart, Eliza C. (I15973)
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| 2318 | Eliza was married firstly to a man named Harris or Harries. | Haddlesy, Elizabeth (I7370)
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| 2319 | Elizabeth ("Bessie") never married nor had children. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I21770)
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| 2320 | Elizabeth (age 13), her sister Sarah (age 9), and their mother all died within three days of each other from Typhoid Fever. (Nelker) | Steuart, Elizabeth Jane (I22442)
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| 2321 | Elizabeth (age 13), her sister Sarah (age 9), and their mother all died within three days of each other from Typhoid Fever. (Nelker) | Steuart, Sarah Henrietta (I22444)
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| 2322 | Elizabeth also went by Edith. Elizabeth was residing in Hamilton in 1851 and 1861 with her parents. 1901 census records her birthdate as 4 Apr 1837, but OPRs show 1832. The census is probably in error. In 1866 Edith married to her first cousin, Robert Stewart. Edith's mother, Margaret (nee Stewart) was the sister of Robert's father, also named Robert Stewart. See Robert's note for further information on their married life. Elizabeth's marriage was witnessed by David McCallum. David is suspected to be possibly a half-brother from her father William's first marriage, however his exact identity has not been determined. | McCallum, Elizabeth (I9729)
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| 2323 | Elizabeth and her husband are recorded in Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions for Brig of Turk Cemetery in Callander as follows: "Walter STEWART, 22 JUN 1822, wife E. MCDONALD, 16 MAY 1848, by son James tacksman in Edraleachdach." | McDonald, Elizabeth (I9912)
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| 2324 | Elizabeth and Thomas were married by Rev. John Dawson. His relationship to the family is unknown. "As the mining in the Allendale area was slowing down, the family moved from Allendale to East Denton, Northumberland, where the family continued in the mining industry." (Shirley White, descendant) | Dawson, Elizabeth (I3893)
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| 2325 | Elizabeth Anguis married on 30 Apr 1750 in St Mary, Lancaster, Lancashire, England to Dr. Edward Robinson, of Lancaster Castle, b. Abt 1725, Lancaster, Lancashire, England , d. Jun 1786, Skerton, Lancashire, England (Age ~ 61 years). He was a surgeon at Lancaster Castle. As Lancaster Castle was a prison, not a residence, it is presumed that he worked at the castle, rather than lived there. The Robinson family were a wealthy land-owning family. This was a prestigious marriage. The banns were sworn before Richard Atkinson, magistrate. Elizabeth died in Chipping, Lancashire, England which is 10 km south of Over Wyresdale and 5 km west of Bleasdale. | Angus, Elizabeth (I20635)
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| 2326 | Elizabeth Angus was born in 1810 in Anwoth, Kirkudbright, Scotland, which is where her mother came from. It is presumed that her mother returned to her own mother's own for the delivery of her first (or second) child. On 29 Jan 1818, at age 8, Betsey Angus is listed among the children of John Angus who were removed by writ from Lancaster to Over Wyresdale and placed in the care of the Overseers of the Poor. (See full text John Angus' notes.) However, at some point they managed to return to Lancaster, as Thomas and his sister Eleanor Angus died in 1825 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England In 1841, at age 25 (sic) Betsy Angus was residing at 72 Castle Hill in Castle Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her sister Mary and their widowed father. There is no occupation listed for Betsy. Her place of birth is incorrectly given as Lancashire, England. In 1851, at age 39, Elizabeth Angus was still residing at 72 Castle Hill in Castle Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England with her sister Mary Ann and their widowed father. She was employed as a millneress. Her place of birth is given as Scotland. In 1861, at age 48, Elizabeth Angus was still residing at 72 Castle Hill in Castle Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her sister Mary Ann Angus. Elizabeth was employed as a milner. Her place of birth appears to read "Heathen, Scotland." (No such place is known, but it could be the enumerator's editorial comment on the quality of people from Scotland.) In 1871, at age 59, Elizabeth Angus was residing at 60 Castle Hill in Castle Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her sister, Mary Ann Angus. Both were spinsters employed as millners. Her place of birth is given incorrectly as Lancashire, England In 1881, at age 71, Betsey Angus was residing in 24 St. George's Quay in Castle Ward in the home of her now married sister, Mary Ann Fayrer. She is recorded as born in Scotland and having no occupation. In 1891, at age 80, Betsy Angus was residing at 10 Middle Street in Queen's Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, in the home of her widowed sister now Mary Ann Fayrer. Betsy has not been found in the 1901 census and is presumed to have died by then. No record of her death has been found. | Angus, Elizabeth (I471)
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| 2327 | Elizabeth Angus was born in 1889 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England. In 1891, at age 2, Elizabeth Angus was residing in Silk Mill Estate, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings. In 1901, at age 12, Elizabeth Angus was residing in Bulk Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings. In 1911, at age 22, Elizabeth Angus was residing at 6 Albion Street in Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings. She was employed as a cotton weaver. In her brother Albert's obituary in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, she is listed as Elizabeth Kernngton (sic) and living. (A marriage between Elizabeth Angus and Frank Pennington is believed to be this Elizabeth.) It is inferred therefore that she also came to Canada. | Angus, Elizabeth (I500)
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| 2328 | Elizabeth died in childhood. | Steuart, Elizabeth (I22313)
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| 2329 | Elizabeth died without marrying, age 20 years, 5 months. 1851 census wrongly lists her birthplace as England. | Tait, Elizabeth (I18997)
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| 2330 | Elizabeth died young. (Nelker) | Thorndike, Elizabeth (I22647)
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| 2331 | Elizabeth Ellen ("Aunt Pellen") and Joseph remained in England. | Liptrot, Elizabeth Ellen (I8942)
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| 2332 | Elizabeth is not found in the 1881 census and is not recorded in Janet Duncan's notes. It is presumed she died young. | Duncan, Elizabeth (I5383)
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| 2333 | Elizabeth is not found in the Balquhidder OPR. c. 1876 their eldest daughter Elizabeth MacMillan and her husband David Brown also sailed to Williamsburg New Brunswick. They returned to Scotland some time later. They had no children. | McMillan, Elizabeth (I10690)
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| 2334 | Elizabeth is not recalled by Janet, thus it is presumed that she did not live to adulthood. | Hunter, Elizabeth (I8008)
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| 2335 | Elizabeth is only found residing with her parents in 1861. The family has not been located in the 1851 census and she is not with her parents in 1871. She may have been married or deceased by 1871. | Liptrot, Elizabeth (I8941)
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| 2336 | Elizabeth is presumed to have died prior to the birth of her same-named sister in 1831. | Prangley, Elizabeth (I12682)
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| 2337 | Elizabeth is presumed to have died young prior to the birth of her same-named sister in 1776. | Stewart, Elisabeth (I15958)
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| 2338 | Elizabeth is recorded as "Elizabeth Ardincaple". It is believed she was actually Elizabeth MacAuley of Ardincaple, a cadet branch of Clan Gregor. | MacAuley, Elizabeth in Ardincaple (I9067)
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| 2339 | Elizabeth is recorded as being already deceased in the 1873 Donald Stewart Family Tree but she is not found in census records or OPRs. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16060)
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| 2340 | Elizabeth is recorded by MacGregor as a daughter of Sir Robert Erskine of that ilk, but it is not entirely clear which Sir Robert that is. The father suggested here is a best guess. It is chronologically possible for her to be the daughter of this Robert, but not by his known wife. Perhaps she is the daughter of a previous unknown marriage, or perhaps she is the sister of Robert, rather than his daughter. | Erskine, Elizabeth (I5667)
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| 2341 | Elizabeth married her second cousin, Peter Stewart in Coilantogle, son of Duncan Stewart in Coilantogle, Line 7 below. The Ardvorlich History records the following erroneously: "Robert married secondly and had a daughter, Mary, who married Peter Coilintogle." | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16062)
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| 2342 | Elizabeth married in 1783 to John MacDiarmid in Dunan and had issue. Their descendants are beyond the scope of this research project. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16142)
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| 2343 | Elizabeth married William "The Bold" Douglas, Lord of Douglas, and, by him, was mother of "The Good" Sir James Douglas, Lord of Douglas, who was Robert The Bruce's most loyal supporter. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I15975)
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| 2344 | Elizabeth Mure is a shadowy figure of whom little is known. At the time Elizabeth and Robert married, Robert was still only Earl of Strathearn; thus, although Elizabeth became Countess of Strathearn, she was never queen of Scots, since she died before her husband ascended the throne. From the fact that Robert married again in 1355, we must infer that Elizabeth had died by that date. The Mure family had held the estate of Rowallan in Cunningham, Ayrshire, Scotland from the thirteenth century. Elizabeth bore Robert nine children. Their marriage was initially declared "non-canonical", that is, not recognized as valid by the Roman Catholic Church. The reason for this declaration is not recorded. Some speculate that it was because they married in the Celtic tradition rather than the Roman Church. However this could be mere modren romantic fondness for Celtic Christianity. Robert recognized this would cause him power troubles in the future, so, in 1347, he and Elizabeth married for a second time, but this time in the Catholic Church and papal dispensation legitmized their children. Questions later arose about the validity of the legitimization and the children of Robert's second marriage contested the legitimacy of the later reigning House of Stewart. | Mure, Elizabeth of Rowallan (I11641)
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| 2345 | Elizabeth never married and remained with her parents her whole life. | Coventry, Elizabeth (I3039)
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| 2346 | Elizabeth remarried after the death of Moses Prangley. She married secondly to John Fisher, a widower from Brecknock, Wales. | Thomas, Elizabeth Charlotte (I19235)
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| 2347 | Elizabeth resided at Port Tanachy (probably at the time of her marriage.) | Cuthbert, Elizabeth (I3177)
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| 2348 | Elizabeth Stewart resided with her brother Daniel and sister Ann. She never married. | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16068)
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| 2349 | Elizabeth Stewart was the daughter of Rev. Duncan Stewart, 1st of Strathgarry, author of the 1739 History of the Stewarts. She married Capt. Donald McLaren of Invernenty. "Re: Elizabeth Stewart, wife of Donald Mclaren, was not only the granddaughter of Donald Stewart of Invernahyle, but the daughter of Rev Duncan Stewart of Strathgarry and also the great aunt of the Rev. Duncan Stewart at Balquidder. She is believed to have emigrated to Canada." (Alexander Stewart of Strathgarry) | Stewart, Elizabeth (I16090)
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| 2350 | Elizabeth Stewart, m. by 20 November 1373, to Thomas de Haye of Errol, High Constable of Scotland, when they had a charter from King Robert II. for an annualrent to be uplifted from the Merchants of Stirling.They had issue. (MacGregor) | Stewart, Elizabeth Princess of Scots (I16122)
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