Notes
Matches 3,151 to 3,200 of 7,047
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 3151 | In 1841 Elijah is shown living with his parents. In 1881 he is living in Woolwich, Kent, working as a general labourer and unmarried. In 1871 he is a boarder in Woolwich. | Prangley, Elijah (I12674)
|
| 3152 | In 1841 George was residing at Upper Hythie with his mother and grandmother. | Milne, George (I11316)
|
| 3153 | In 1841 George was residing in Andover, Thruxton, Hampshire, England with his wife and daughter. His occupation was given as "M.S." In 1851 George was residing in Andover, Thruxton, Hampshire, England with his wife and daughter. He was employed as a gardener. In 1861 George was residing in Andover, Fyfield, Hampshire, England with his wife and was employed as a gardener. In 1871 George was residing in Andover, Thruxton, Hampshire, England with his wife and was employed as a gardener. In 1881 George was residing in Andover, Penton Mewsey, Hampshire, England by himself, employed as a retired gardener and steward. According to the IGI, George's marriage took place in Dorset, England, but the film in question contains the records of four parishes -- Blanford-Forum, Blandford-St. Mary's, Bloxworth and Bothenhampton and does not specify which parish the entry comes from. George was the author of the letters (found on our web site) from which much of the early family history was drawn. | Stewart, George in Andover (I16211)
|
| 3154 | In 1841 George was residing in the Village of Deer employed as a shoemaker apprentice to William Davidson. According to an unsourced on-line biography, "George Stewart served with the rank of Captain in the Mexican War, organizing a company for duty at the front and remaining with his command for two years. Again his patrioting (sic) spirit was aroused to the point of military activity when in 1864 the south attempted to overthrow the Union and he organized the Fifteenth Illinois Calvary, of which he remained Captain for six years. He did reconstruction work over the south after the war." | Stewart, George (I16169)
|
| 3155 | In 1841 Greenwood is living with his widowed mother and siblings (except William). | Tasker, Greenwood (I19001)
|
| 3156 | In 1841 he is living with his sister and is presumed to be widowed. | Prangley, Thomas (I13148)
|
| 3157 | In 1841 her age is given as "15", which should probably be "15 months". | Prangley, Lucretia (I12950)
|
| 3158 | In 1841 Isabella was residing with her parents and employed as a winder. | Stewart, Isabella (I16255)
|
| 3159 | In 1841 James was residing at Arnive Farm, Kincardine by Doune, Perthshire, Scotland with his brothers William and John. They were all employed as farm labourers to James McQueen. | Stewart, James (I16537)
|
| 3160 | In 1841 James was residing at Upper Hythie, Old Deer, Aberdeenshire (Banffshire), Scotland with his wife and children. He was a crofter. In 1851 James was residing at Upper Hythie with his wife and children and was working as a crofter and vintner. His brother Alexander was residing on the adjacent croft of Milltown of Gaval and was also working as a vintner. In 1861 James is not found and his widow was residing at Hythie with her children and was working as a crofter of 11 acres. | Stewart, James 4th in Hythie (I16497)
|
| 3161 | In 1841 Jane and her husband were also living with an elderly James Witt who may be Jane's father. | Jane (I8211)
|
| 3162 | In 1841 Janet Anderson, age 35, was residing in Cummingston, Duffus, Moray, Scotland with her father, Alexander Anderson, age 75, and her daughter, May Shaw, 5. In 1851 Janet Anderson, age 45, was residing in Cummingston, Duffus, Moray, Scotland with her father, Alexander Anderson, age 87, and her daughter, Marjory Shaw, 16. Janet was employed as a housekeeper. Sometime between 1862-65, Janet's daughter, Marjory emigrated to Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Janet has not been found in the 1861 census for Scotland or Canada and is presumed to have died between 1851-1861. | Anderson, Janet (I338)
|
| 3163 | In 1841 Jemima is believed to be found living in Flint, Flintshire, Wales, with Ann and Elizabeth Williams, ages 8 and 6. Jemima is too young to be their mother, so it is presumed she is their older sister. No parents are residing with them. However, her marriage in 1844 indicates that she resided in Mold at the time and was recorded as "of this parish." On 8 Dec 1844, William Jones, a collier, residing in Llwynegrin, son of John Jones, a miner, married to Jemima Williams, residing in Mold, daughter of William Williams, a callier. Their ages were given only as "of full age." The marriage was witnessed by Evan Jones and Margaret Williams, presumably their siblings. Llwynegrin Lodge is located adjacent to a lead mine, about 2 km north of Mold and about 8 km south of Flint. In 1851 Jemima is found in Flint with her husband William Jones and their two boys, William and John. In July 1854, Jemima Jones married in Holywell, Flintshire, Wales to George Griffiths. In 1861 she is found in at 79 Duke Street in Flint as "Jemima Griffiths" with her sons, William and John Jones. Jemima's daughter, 3 year old Harriet Griffiths, is found nearby at 75 Duke Street in Flint residing with her 69 year old grandmother, Sarah Dean. In 1871, at age 52, Jemima Griffiths, twice widowed, was residing in Bolton, Lancashire, England, with her son, John Jones and daughter Harriet Griffiths. In 1881 a widowed Jemima Griffiths is found in Blackley, Lancashire, England with her 22 year old daughter, Harriet Griffiths. Jemima Griffiths has not been found in 1891. She is presumed to have either died or married again to an unknown man between 1881-1891. | Williams, Jemima (I20190)
|
| 3164 | In 1841 John and Isabella are residing next to an elderly couple, John and Jane McIntosh, believed to be Isabella's parents. | Cuthbert, John (I3395)
|
| 3165 | In 1841 John is the only child of this family not residing with his parents in Corriechrombie; he is residing in Callander town at the household of John McLaren. Presumably he is employed or apprenticing there, but the 1841 census does not give employment or relationships. In 1901 John is found in Seaforth, Huron County, Ontario, Canada residing next door to his uncle Alexander Stewart. | Stewart, John (I16942)
|
| 3166 | In 1841 John was living with his widowed mother and daughter Harriet. He appears to have been widowed too. John died sometime before 1851 and his daughter Harriet went to live with John's sister-in-law Caroline. | Prangley, John (I12813)
|
| 3167 | In 1841 John was residing at Arnive Farm, Kincardine by Doune, Perthshire, Scotland with his brothers James and William. They were all employed as farm labourers to James McQueen. | Stewart, John (I17016)
|
| 3168 | In 1841 John was residing at Upper Hythie with his mother and grandmother. | Milne, John (I11319)
|
| 3169 | In 1841 John was residing in 5th Division Residence, Deanston, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland with his wife and children. He was employed as a cotton power loom weaver. In 1851 and 1861 John was widowed and residing in Deanston with his suriviving children. =================================================== John Stewart, 39, b 1802 in Perthshire, cotton power loom weaver Catharine Stewart, 35, b 1806 in Perthshire Robert Stewart, 15, b 1826 Elisabeth Stewart, 13, b 1828 Mary Stewart, 10, b 1831 Catharine Stewart, 5, b 1836 John Stewart, 3, b 1838 Alexander Stewart, 1, b 1840 1851 in G-3d House, Deanston, Kilmadock John Stewart, 48, b 1803 in Kilmadock, power loom cotton tenter E Stewart (f), 22, b 1829 in Kilmadock, power look cotton weaver M Stewart (f), 20, b 1831 in Kilmadock, house ruper C Stewart (f), 15, b 1836 in Kilmadock, weaving prepaver J Stewart (m), 13, b 1838 in Kilmadock, cotton spinner C Biner (f), 2, b Kilmadock 1861 at #1 Fourth Division, Deanston John Stewart, 60, b 1801 in Kilmadock, cotton power look over-looker Elizabeth Stewart, 30, dtr, b 1831 in Kilmadock, cotton power loom weaver Mary Stewart, 28, dtr, b 1833 in Kilmadock, housekeeper Catherine Stewart, 24, dtr, b 1837 in Kilmadock, cotton power loom weaver John Stewart, 22, son, b 1839 in Kilmadock, tinsmith Potential births for John Sr: 13 Mar 1806 14 Mar 1806 John s/o John STEWART Margaret MCARTHUR Drummore Witt. Alexander Stewart at Milton of Cambus and John Leitch in Kirkton | Stewart, John (I17096)
|
| 3170 | In 1841 John was residing in Scoreby, Yorkshire, with his widowed mother and his sister Elizabeth. John is buried with his parents in the Skirepenbeck churchyard. His age at death is given as 52. It is believed that John never married nor had any children. | Haddlesay, John (I7354)
|
| 3171 | In 1841 Margaret is widowed and residing with her son Alexander in Port of Menteith. | McDonald, Margaret (I9948)
|
| 3172 | in 1841 Mary was residing in Deanston with her parents and siblings. In 1851 and 1861 Mary was residing in Deanston with her widowed father and surviving siblings. Mary was employed as a housekeeper. | Stewart, Mary (I17770)
|
| 3173 | In 1841 Robert was residing with Mrs Margaret Startk at Thistle St., Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland and employed as a grocer's shopman. In 1851 he was residing with his widowed mother and was employed as a master grocer employing 1 man and 2 boys. | Stewart, Robert (I18121)
|
| 3174 | In 1841 Samuel is residing in "Under the Trees", Hardingstone, Northampton, England working as an agricultural labourer. In 1851 and 1861 Samuel and his wife are residing with their daughter Ann and family in Hardingstone. Samuel is shown as having been born in Hardingstone. Samuel's relationship with his children as shown here is not confirmed (except for Ann). Ann is the only child for whom a baptismal record has been found, in which she is shown as the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Harrold. The rest of the children shown here are found in census records and parish records as all residing in Hardingstone. Furthermore they represent the only persons surnamed Harrold residing in the parish and they all fit chronologically into single family arrangment. Thus it is suggested, but not confirmed, that Samuel and Elizabeth were the parents of the following children. | Harrold, Samuel (I7740)
|
| 3175 | In 1841 Sarah was working as a farm servant on her sister Ann's farm. Sarah has not been found in the 1851 census and is presumed to have married or died. | Haddlesy, Sarah (I7374)
|
| 3176 | In 1841 she is living with her widowed brother Thomas. | Prangley, Mary (I12959)
|
| 3177 | In 1841 she was living in Corsley with her widowed mother. 1851 census shows her working as a domestic servant for James Creese in Witham Friary, Frome, Somerset, England. | Prangley, Sarah (I13083)
|
| 3178 | In 1841 she was residing next door to her future husband, James Miskin. | Prangley, Elizabeth (I12686)
|
| 3179 | In 1841 Thomas is found living with his widowed mother and sister Hadasah. Also a 30 year old Greenwood Tasker, who may be another sibling. | Tasker, Thomas (I19031)
|
| 3180 | In 1841 William was residing at Arnive Farm, Kincardine by Doune, Perthshire, Scotland with his brothers James and John. They were all employed as farm labourers to James McQueen. At the time of his marriage William was residing in Gargunnock parish in Stirlingshire, Scotland. His marriage is recorded on 1846 July 19, recorded in Port of Menteith as "William Stewart in the Parish of Gargunnock Jean Mcfarlane of this Parish." In 1851 William was residing at Westwood on Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine by Doune, Perthshire, Scotland with his wife and their first three children. William was recorded as born 1822 in Port of Menteith and was employed as a farm labourer to James Bald, age 77, b Perth, Scotland. Also residing with them is an Alexander Stewart, b 1838 in Kincardine. The only matching birth in the Kincardine OPR is Alexander Stewart, b 22 OCT 1837, son of Alexander Stewart and Christian Gow. In 1861 William was residing in Muthill parish, Perthshire, Scotland (the exact address is not given) with his wife and the following children: Mary, Daniel, William, James, Jane and Alexander. William was employed as a coal merchant. William is not found in 1871, but his widow and daughters Mary, Jane, Isabella and Janet (Jessie) are found residing at 5th Division in Deanston, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland where his widow was working as a mill worker. William's last child, Janet, is shown in the IGI for Muthill with only her mother given, suggesting that William probably died in 1865 and Janet was probably born postumously. The Muthill OPR has not been consulted to confirm, nor has any death record been found for William. | Stewart, William (I18500)
|
| 3181 | In 1841, at age 10, Donald/Daniel Stewart was residing in Runicraig in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland with his parents and siblings. Daniel Stewart has not been found in 1851 or later records. Census 1841 - Runacraig, Balquhidder, Perthshire Duncan Stewart 60 ; b. 1781 Perthshire ; Farmer Margret Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Robert Stewart 25 ; b. 1816 Perthshire John Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Daniel Stewart 10 ; b. 1831 Perthshire Mary Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire Agnus Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire | Stewart, Donald Daniel (I15652)
|
| 3182 | In 1841, at age 15, Christian Stewart was residing at Laggan in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her parents and siblings. In 1851, at age 25, Christian Stewart was residing at Laggan in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her parents and siblings. On 1 Feb 1854, at age 28, Christian Stewart gave birth to Mary Stewart, illigitimate daughter of Robert Stewart, farm servant in Laggan. "Decr 15 , 1854, Robert Stewart Farm Servant Laggan and Christian Stewart residing there? had a child begotten in fornication born 1 Feby 1854 baptd named Mary." The extracts of minutes from the Balquhidder Kirk Session are below. They reveal an extremely gender-biased exercise of church discipline as Christian is compelled to appear before the Session three times for the sin of fornication, whereas Robert is only required to appear once. Robert Stewart is identified as being a servant for Christian's brother at Laggan in 1853. Her brother is Robert Stewart of Laggan. He has no servant names Robert Stewart residing with him in 1851 or 1861. This Robert is suspected as being Robert Stewart, bap 22 DEC 1823 in Immervuline in Strathyre, son of Peter Stewart in Immervuline. If so, then Robert's sister, Janet, was the wife of Robert Stewart, 2nd of Laggan. In 1861, at age 35, Christian Stewart was residing at 13 Callander Road in Strathyre Village, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her 7 year old daughter, Mary. Christian was employed as an agricultural labourer. Residing with her was her 83 year old aunt Margaret McLaren (born 1778 in Balquhidder. Believed to be born 6 Jan 1777 in Balquhidder to Duncan McLaren and Girsel Lindsay.) In 1871, at age 45, Christian Stewart was residing at Immereon in Glenbuckie, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, working as a domestic servant for her brother, John Stewart. Her 17 year old daughter Mary was living with them. On 12 Mar 1881, at age 56, Christian Stewart died at Laggan in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. ----------- Balq. 9 Apr 1854 The Kirk Session met and constituted. Present: the Rev. Alex M. McGregor, moderator, Messers Hugh McGregor and John Carleton, elders. Compeared Compeared Christian Stewart presently residing at Strathire. States that she gave birth to an illegitimate child on the 1st day of January last at Immereon Glenbuckie and being interrogated she gave up Robert Stewart who was servant with her brother at Laggan in the spring of 1853 as the father of her child. Being further interrogated she states that the said Robert Stewart acknowledges guilt with her. In the meantime, the Kirk Session must communicate with Robert Stewart before any thing is done in the case. And instruct the Clerk to send him an extract of this minute requesting an early reply from him. 4 June 1854, the Kirk Session met and constituted. Present: the Rev. Alex M. McGregor, moderator, Messers Hugh McGregor and John Carleton, elders. Compeared Robert Stewart. The minutes of 9 April having been read over to him and being interrogated admitted having received a letter from the Clerk with an extract of said minutes and acknowledges that he had been guilty of the sin of fornication with Christian Stewart and was the father of her child. The Kirk Session are therefore and there~~~~~~ to administer the discipline of the church to Christian Stewart accessory to his application and instruct the Clerk to communicate with the her. 18 June 1854, the Kirk Session met and constituted. Present: the Rev. Alex M. McGregor, moderator, Messers Hugh McGregor and John Carleton, elders. Compeared Christian Stewart Strathyre under scandal of fornication with Robert Stewart having been admonished by the moderator she was directed to appear before the Kirk Session on two succeeding Sabbaths. 16 July 1854, the Kirk Session met and constituted. Present: the Rev. Alex M. McGregor, moderator, Messers Hugh McGregor and John Carleton, elders. Compeared Christian Stewart at Strathyre for the third time having been admonished by the moderator she was absolved from the scandal of fornication with Robert Stewart. | Stewart, Christian (I15419)
|
| 3183 | In 1841, at age 15, Jane is residing with Alexander and John Robertson, ages 15 and 14, who are presumably her brothers. They are residing in the home of David Mitchell, a 33 year old blacksmith. Alexander Robertson is working as a journeyman blacksmith under David Mitchell. Also present is a 15 year old apprentice blacksmith, Robert Stewart, who is presumably the same Robert Stewart whom Jane later married. | Robertson, Jane (I13748)
|
| 3184 | In 1841, at age 15, John Stewart was residing at Runicraig in Strahtyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his parents and siblings. In 1851, at age 30, John Stewart was residing in Strathyre Village, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his widowed father and his sisters. John Stewart has not been found in 1861 or later records. -------- Census 1841 - Runacraig, Balquhidder, Perthshire Duncan Stewart 60 ; b. 1781 Perthshire ; Farmer Margret Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Robert Stewart 25 ; b. 1816 Perthshire John Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Daniel Stewart 10 ; b. 1831 Perthshire Mary Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire Agnus Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire | Stewart, John (I16904)
|
| 3185 | In 1841, at age 20, Agnes Stewart was residing at Runicraig in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland with her parents and siblings. In 1851, at age 39, Agnes Stewart was residing in Strathyre Village, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland with her widowed father and siblings. Agnes Stewart has not been found in 1861 or later census records. She may have married, emigrated or died. ---------- Census 1841 - Runacraig, Balquhidder, Perthshire Duncan Stewart 60 ; b. 1781 Perthshire ; Farmer Margret Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Robert Stewart 25 ; b. 1816 Perthshire John Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Daniel Stewart 10 ; b. 1831 Perthshire Mary Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire Agnus Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire | Stewart, Agnes (I14687)
|
| 3186 | In 1841, at age 20, Christian McGregor was residing at Edraleachdach in Upper Strathgartney, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, employed as a female servant in the home of James Stewart of Edraleachdach. James Stewart 30 Elisabeth Stewart 60 Christian Macgregor 20 Elisa Macgregor 14 Donald Kennedy 15 In 1851 and 1861, Christian McGregor was residing at Dallanlaggan (Balliemore) in Glen Buckie, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as a widow with her only son, Duncan Fisher, and her aunts, Maggie, Katie, and Kristy Stewart. Christian's death registration says, "Christian Fisher, widow of John Fisher, farmer, 1869, June twelfth, age 44 years, daughter of Donald McGregor (farmer) and Janet McGregor (MS Stewart, deceased), disease of the brain (2 months). Witness, Duncan Fisher, son." Registered 21 June 1869 at Balquhidder. | McGregor, Christian (I26664)
|
| 3187 | In 1841, at age 20, John McLaren was residing with his parents and siblings at Derry, Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. In 1851, John is not found with his family. In his father's will, drafted in 1851, John is identified as deceased. Thus, John died sometime between 1841-1851. | McLaren, John (I25589)
|
| 3188 | In 1841, at age 20, Mary Stewart was residing at Ruinacraig with her parents and siblings. She has not been found in later records. She may have married, died, or emigrated. Census 1841 - Runacraig, Balquhidder, Perthshire Duncan Stewart 60 ; b. 1781 Perthshire ; Farmer Margret Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Robert Stewart 25 ; b. 1816 Perthshire John Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Daniel Stewart 10 ; b. 1831 Perthshire Mary Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire Agnus Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire | Stewart, Mary (I17636)
|
| 3189 | In 1841, at age 23, John Stewart was residing in Callander Village, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland with his parents and employed as a flesher (butcher). In 1851, at age 33, John was residing with his father at Callander No. 1 in Callander Village, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland. John was employed as a flesher (butcher). John has not been found in 1861. No matching burial record has been found. | Stewart, John (I17022)
|
| 3190 | In 1841, at age 25, Ann Stewart was residing in Craig Uisin, Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. She was residing in the home of her first-cousin, Catherine McIntyre, and Catherine's husband, Donald McIntyre. Also residing with them were Catherine's elderly parents (Ann's uncle and aunt), Duncan mac Finlay McIntyre and Margaret nic Seamus Stewart. Also residing with Ann in 1841 was 1-year-old, John Stewart, who is presumed to be her illegitimate son. John Stewart is found only in the 1841 census. No record of his birth has been found anywhere in Perthshire. He is not found with Ann Stewart in 1851 and is presumed to have died young. In 1851, at age 30 (sic), Ann Stewart was residing at Rossburn Lane on the Blair Drummond Moss, in Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland, with her brother Daniel Stewart and their aging parents. She was employed as a domestic worker. In 1861, at age 40 (sic), Ann Stewart was residing at Rossburn Lane on the Blair Drummond Moss in Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland with her brother Daniel Stewart and their elderly widowed father, Alexander Stewart. She was employed as a house keeper. Ann has not been found in 1871 or later census records. | Stewart, Ann (I15197)
|
| 3191 | In 1841, at age 25, Robert Stewart was residing at Runicrag in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his parents and siblings. Insufficient information is known about Robert Stewart to accurately identify him in 1851, 1861 and 1871. There are too many possible matches. In 1881, at age 64, Robert Stewart was residing in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, though his exact location is unspecified. He was employed as a general labourer. ---- Census 1841 - Runacraig, Balquhidder, Perthshire Duncan Stewart 60 ; b. 1781 Perthshire ; Farmer Margret Stewart 50 ; b. 1791 Perthshire Robert Stewart 25 ; b. 1816 Perthshire John Stewart 15 ; b. 1826 Perthshire Daniel Stewart 10 ; b. 1831 Perthshire Mary Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire Agnus Stewart 20 ; 1821 Perthshire | Stewart, Robert (I17972)
|
| 3192 | In 1841, at age 30, Daniel Stewart was residing at Summerlane, Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland with his parents. He was employed as an agricultural labourer for his father. In 1851, at age 45, Daniel Stewart was residing at Rossburn Lane, Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland, with his parents. He was employed as an agricultural worker for his father. In 1861, at age 50, Daniel Stewart was residing at Rossburn Lane, Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland, with his widowed father. In 1871, at age 65, Daniel Stewart was residing at 6 Rossburn Lane, Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland with his sisters Ann and Elizabeth and their 13 year old niece, Janet Rankin. Daniel was employed as a farmer of 16 acres. In 1881, at age 76, Daniel Stewart was residing at Rossburn Lane, Blair Drummond Moss, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland with his sisters Ann and Elizabeth and their 22 year old niece, Janet Rankin. Daniel was employed as a farmer of 16 acres. Daniel Stewart is not found in 1891 and is presumed to have died 1881-1891. | Stewart, Donald Daniel (I15651)
|
| 3193 | In 1841, at age 40 (sic), Donald Stewart was residing in Laggan in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with his niece, Janet Stewart, wife of Robert Stewart in Laggan. In 1851, at age Recorded as "Daniel Stewart" in the 1851 census as born 1793 in Callander and residing with his niece, Janet Stewart, in Laggan. | Stewart, Donald (I15658)
|
| 3194 | In 1841, at age 5, Isabella Stewart was residing in Lochearnhead, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her parents and siblings. Isabella Stewart is listed as 18 years old in 1855 on her father's death registration. | Stewart, Isabella (I16399)
|
| 3195 | In 1841, at age 85, Janet Ferguson was residing in Balliemore, Glenbuckie, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as a widow with her granddaughter, Christian McGregor. | Ferguson, Janet (I5910)
|
| 3196 | In 1841, at age 9, Catherine Stewart was residing in Lochearnhead, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her parents and siblings. In 1851, at age 18, Catherine Stewart was residing in Achraw, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, working as a household servant for the family of Alexander Irvine, who may be related to the Helen Irvine who married Catherine's grand-nephew, Alexander Blair Stewart (son of Michael Stewart). Catherine Stewart is listed as 22 years old in 1855 on her father's death registration. Catherine has not been found in 1861. She may have married, emigrated, or died. A matching Catherine Stewart, the same age, and born in Ireland, married Joseph Wright and living in Massachussets (where her nephew Michael Stewart's family ended up); listed as born in Tyrone, Ireland. It is not confirmed that it is this Catherine Stewart. However, there is not enough information to know if it was this Catherine Stewart. | Stewart, Catherine (I15262)
|
| 3197 | In 1841, Christian was residing with her uncle Peter Stewart in Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland. | McLause, Christian (I10526)
|
| 3198 | In 1841, David Ord IV was residing at 3 Saunders Street in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, with his wife and children: Isabel, Agnes and Elizabeth. His occupation is transcribed as "Fronehouse." In 1851, David Ord IV was residing at Westhall, Oyne, Aberdeenshire Scotland, employed as a servant/baker to the family of James Ivory. His wife and three daughters were residing at 10 Baker's Place, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. In 1853, David immigrated with his family to New South Wales, Australia. In 1880, David Ord IV was residing in Dalby, Queensland, Australia, (about 100 km west/inland from Brisbane) according to the city directory. | Ord, David IV (I12115)
|
| 3199 | In 1841, Donald McGregor was residing at Lots, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland with his wife and children. Residing with him was 9 year old Walter Stewart, son of John Stewart of Lots. In 1851, Donald McGregor was residing at Lots, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland with his wife and children. He was employed as a farmer of 200 acres, employing 3 men. Also residing with him was 20 year old Archibald Stewart, a household servant, son of John Stewart of Lots. In 1861, Donald McGregor was residing at Lots of Callander, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, with two of his sons. He was employed as a farmer of 150 acres. Also residing with him was Alexander Stewart (25), a household servant, son of John Stewart of Lots. In 1871, Donald McGregor was residing in Braes of Greenock He was employed as a farmer of 150 acres. Also residing with him was John Stewart (21), a shepherd. | McGregor, Donald of Lots (I25459)
|
| 3200 | In 1841, Duncan was residing with his parents in Laigh Town, Thorn Hill, Kincardine, Perthshire, Scotland, employed as a shoemaker. Family records indicate that he immigrated to Australia. An online tree indicates that he died in Australia having not married and with no children. | Stewart, Duncan (I21563)
|