Notes
Matches 3,201 to 3,250 of 7,726
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| 3201 | He is the right age to be a brother or cousin to Leonard Tait. In 1851, William was residing at Hatcheridge in Coldstream, Berwickshire, Scotland, employed as a farm servant, residing with his wife Jane Weaterstone and their young children, Andrew and William. In 1861, William was residing at 22 Gallowsknowe in Coldstream, Berwickshire, Scotland, employed as a ploughman, residing with his wife Jane Weatherstone, and their children: Andrew, William, Robert and Agnes Jane Tait. In 1871, William was residing at Market Place in Coldstream, Berwickshire, Scotland, employed as a brewery labourer, residing with his wife Jane and children, Robert, Agnes Jane, and Helen. Also residing with them was William Keith. (The famous Alexander Keith, brewer in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, born in Caithness, Scotland, learned his brewing craft from an uncle in Northern England.) In 1881, William was residing at 41 Caledon Crest in Edinburgh (St Cuthberts), Midlothian, Scotland, with his wife Jane and their children: Anne and Helen. He was employed as a vanman (builders). In 1891, William was residing at 42 Caledonian Crescent in Edinburgh (St Cuthberts), Midlothian, Scotland, employed as a night watchman. He was residing with his wife Jane and a granddaughter, Agnes Tait (age 3), born 1887. | Tait, William (I22158)
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| 3202 | He lived during the reign of King Robert II (1316-1390). Stirnet disagrees with Buchanan of Auchmar and MacGregor's Red Book of Scotland, on multiple points from this generation and following. I follow MacGregor. | de Buchanan, Walter 11th of Buchanan and Auchmar (I30244)
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| 3203 | He lived in Truxton NY from 1803 - after 1815. | Stewart, William (I23695)
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| 3204 | He married and had children not shown here. | Haughton, Henry Osburne (I21743)
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| 3205 | He married and had children, not shown here. | Pittman, Lansing Mizner (I22049)
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| 3206 | He married and had children. | Steuart, Curtis Samuel (I21635)
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| 3207 | He married and had descendants. | Ferguson, James (I20748)
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| 3208 | He married Augusta Maria Randolph and had children. Source: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L83M-LMM | Ventress, William Charles Stewart (I19088)
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| 3209 | He married but had no children before his death. | Steuart, Archibald (I21460)
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| 3210 | He married firstly to Matilda Stewart, who died young. Afterwards, he married her younger sister, Polly Stewart. | Taggart, James (I23783)
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| 3211 | He married his brother Richard's widow. | Steuart, John Baptiste de Bernabeu (I21455)
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| 3212 | He married his first cousin, Margaret McKerracher, his mother's brother's daughter. | Stewart, James (I16028)
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| 3213 | He married his first-cousin, Henrietta Delprat. (Nelker) | Thorndike, James Steuart (I21602)
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| 3214 | He married Sarah Lakin who was the sister of Mary Lakin who married Benjamin's brother, Henry. They had issue. | Willard, Capt. Benjamin (I19486)
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| 3215 | He married to an unknown spouse. | Sterritt, James Alexander (I20548)
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| 3216 | He married twice and had one child who died in childhood. (Nelker) | Steuart, George Biscoe (I21758)
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| 3217 | He may be CARMICHAEL, ALEXANDER, son of DUNCAN CARMICHAEL/JANET MCINTYRE born 23/12/1761 in Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. | Carmichael, Alexander (I24827)
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| 3218 | He may be Duncan Drummond-alias-McGregor, b 1801 in Glenlednock, Cormie, Perthshire, Scotland to William Drummond and Margaret McEwan, brother of Margaret Drummond-alias-McGregor who married Margaret Stewart's brother, Duncan Stewart. | McGregor, Duncan (I9902)
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| 3219 | He may be the Allen Brown, age 21, who married on 22 Jan 1861 in Warren County (NE Cincinnati), Ohio, USA, to Sarah L. West, age 18. He served in the American Civil War under the alias of Albert Tarin. Death Certificate: Allen Brown, white, male, age 43 years, married. Duration of illness: 6 days. Died 13 Mar 1891. Cause: exhaustion from intestinal obstruction. Occupation: Teamster. Place of birth: Ireland Place of death: 474 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Time of residence in the city: 30 years. Place of previous residence: Ireland Name of father: blank Name of mother: blank Nativity of father: Ireland Nativity of mother: Ireland Burial: 15 Mar 1891, St. Joseph's new | Brown, Allen J. (I26921)
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| 3220 | He may be the Archibald Stewart, b 1850 in Balquhidder, visiting at Inverherve, Strathfillin, Killin, Perthshire, Scotland, in the home of Donald Malloch and Margaret Stewart (of the Stewarts in Strone). In 1891, he was residing at Auchallander Farm, Glenorchy and Inishail, Argyll, Scotland with his father, and wife, Elizabeth, born 1855 in Carnwath, Lanarkshire, and their children, Donald Stewart, 5, born in Glenorchy, and Helen M Stewart 1, born in Glenorchy. In Affectionate Remembrance of Archibald Stewart D. At Auchallander 26.1.1892 Aged 42y. Also His Youngest Daughter Archina D. 14.7.1904 Aged 12y. Christina Stewart D. 6.5.1905 Aged 22y. Elizabeth Forres His Wife, Eldest Daughter of James Brown, Coindonich D. At Allt-Chaohaimn, Crianlarich 4.6.1924 Aged 70y. Donald the Only Son D. At Middleborg, Transvall, S. Africa 8.12.1913 and Buried There Aged 83y | Stewart, Archibald Mackay (I21254)
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| 3221 | He may be the David Stewart, age 90, land agent, in 1851 visiting Rev. Robert Stewart in Acharacle. | Stewart, David (I14984)
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| 3222 | He may be the father of Walter McFarland listed in the 1691 Exchequer Roll for Buchanan Parish as a portioner of Laggan ha Dane/Lane? (Lagganure?) who paid £53:13:08. Lagganurgh is on the Arrachie estate. | McFarlane, Walter? in Arrachie? (I30953)
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| 3223 | He may be the following William Stewart found in Stewarts of the South, Section IV for the 3-Line of the Stewarts in Grandtully: "One William Stewart, [a] tenant [in] Rosebank Moss [on] Blair Drummond’s [estate in] Kincardine Parish. Rent £50" (No such place as "Rosebank Moss" has been identified on the Blair Drummond estate. It is more likely a misread of Rossburn.) If he is this William Stewart, then there is no record that he had any children. | Stewart, William (I32029)
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| 3224 | He may be the Fred R. Taylor found in 1920 in Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, California, USA, age 40, born Canada, both parents born Canada, immigrated in 1898 and naturalized in 1918, working as a truck driver, with wife Gaynell R. Reid, age 32, born 32, born Indiana. Also residing there are Gaynell's parents: Samuel Reid, age 57, born Illinois, Sadie M. Reid, age 58, born Indiana. (not found in 1910) OR 1910 in Wilson, Kalkaska, Michigan, USA - Fred Taylor, age 29, born Canada, both parents born Canada, occ "shingleweaver?(unclear)", wife Frances, age 33, born Ohio, father born Illinois, mother born Iowa. (not found in 1920) OR 1910 in Routt, Colorado, USA - Fred W Taylor, age 32, born Canada, both parents born Canada, labourer in a feed stable, wife Alice M., age 21, born Colorado, sons William S. age 1 yr 9 months, Melvin, age 3 months, both born Colorado. | Taylor, Fred (I18833)
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| 3225 | He may be the same person as Duncan Stewart in Stronvar. | Ferguson, Duncan? (I25349)
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| 3226 | He may be: John STEWART and Janet MCNAUGHTAN in Lianach and Immereoin of Glenbuckie. m. 27 DEC 1806 in Balquhidder (John of Balquhidder parish and Janet of Kilmadock parish) Peter STEWART, b. ABT 1809 in Balquhidder parish. (found in 1841) Mary STEWART, bap. 20 MAY 1809 in Lianach Glenbuckie Helen STEWART, bap. 10 MAR 1811 in Lianach of Glenbuckie (not found in 1841) Duncan STEWART, bap. 2 JAN 1813 in Lianach Glenbuckie Catharine STEWART, bap. 25 DEC 1816 in Lianach of Glenbuckie Janet STEWART, bap. 17 MAR 1819 in Lianach of Glenbuckie Donald STEWART, bap. 14 MAR 1821 in Lianach of Glenbuckie Christian STEWART, bap. 18 MAY 1823 in Lianach of Glenbuckie Margaret STEWART, bap. 23 FEB 1826 in Immeroin of Glenbuckie John STEWART, bap. 18 AUG 1829 in Immeroin | Stewart, John (I16560)
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| 3227 | He may be: "Comrie 118 - John McIntyre, tacksman Dalchruin, d 7.4.1846, 54, w Isabella Barclay, 4.1884, 77, da Christian 12.6.1841, 11. Christian McIntyre d St Fillans 10.3.1873, husband Duncan McLaren 1848." (Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions) | McIntyre, James (I32153)
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| 3228 | He migrated "young" to New Zealand, possibly in 1861 with his brother, Downie Stewart. | Stewart, Alexander (I14494)
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| 3229 | He moved to France and had children who are not presented here. (Nelker) | Thorndike, Charles (I21628)
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| 3230 | He never married and had no children. (Nelker) | Steuart, Henry Darnell (I22102)
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| 3231 | He never married and had no children. (Nelker) | Steuart, Estep Hall (I22104)
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| 3232 | He never married and had no children. (Nelker) | Steuart, Philip Eugene (I22108)
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| 3233 | He never married and had no children. (Nelker) | Steuart, Edward Calvert (I22110)
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| 3234 | He never married nor had children. (Nelker) | Steuart, Maurice Wilcox Jr. (I21752)
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| 3235 | He never married. | Stewart, Theodore Fitzalan (I20488)
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| 3236 | He never married. (Nelker) | Steuart, Edward Aloysius (I21648)
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| 3237 | He never married. (Nelker) | Stewart, Roy Campbell (I21676)
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| 3238 | He never married. (Nelker) | Steuart, Joseph Tarbell (I21796)
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| 3239 | He or his father may be the John Stewart, Brewer in Coilantogle, who was listed as a Jacobite rebel prisoner. No Quarter Given: The Muster Roll of Prince Charles Eduard Stuart, 1745-46 (by Alastair Livingstone of Bachuil, Christian W. H. Aikman, and Betty Stuart Hart) | Stewart, John (I16582)
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| 3240 | He resided in Wellfield, Cork, Ireland. | Stewart, Rev. William (I23280)
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| 3241 | He sat on the Supreme Court of Maryland. | Tilghman, Judge James (I21502)
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| 3242 | He served as a Captain in the Appin Regiment during the '45. He was forfeited after Culloden and was forced to abandon his vast estates and take to the hills. He eventually settled in Caithness. | Stewart, Capt. Donald (I20725)
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| 3243 | He served as a solider in the Confederate Army during the American civil war. | Steuart, Louis Edward (I22003)
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| 3244 | He served in the 13th Light Infantry. | Debnam, Major Robert Joseph (I4633)
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| 3245 | He served in the 17th Bengal Cavalry. | Medley, Col. Ernest James (I20738)
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| 3246 | He served in the Bengal Civil Service. | Roberts, William (I14138)
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| 3247 | He served in the Duke of Wellington’s West Riding Regiment. (MacGregor) | Hayden, Lt. Col. Frederick Arthur (I20743)
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| 3248 | He served in the Royal Army Medical Corps. | Hartley, Maj. Arthur Conning (I20478)
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| 3249 | He served with the Gurka Rifles. | Orgill, Lt. Col. Arthur William (I20735)
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| 3250 | He used the professional name, "Richard Stuart." (Nelker) | Mackall, Richard Sprigg Steuart (I21709)
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