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| 7351 | Two descendants of John Brown and his sister match autosomal DNA with this author. John Brown is found in 1901 residing at 5 Castle Street in Portadown, Armagh, Northern Ireland. He is shown as 60 years old, born in 1841 in Armagh, employed as a labourer, cannot read or write. His wife Eliza and daughters, Annie and Elizabeth, and granddaughter Lilly, are residing with him. Son, Charles, is not found. John is not found in 1911 and is presumed to have died. Possible marriages: 11 Oct 1859 in Kilmore Parish, John Brown, a stuttle maker, residing in Portadown, bachelor of full age, son of John Brown, a labourer, married to Mary Reid, in Ballintaggart, spinster, or full age, daughter of Robert Reid, farmer. | Brown, John (I20531)
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| 7352 | Two families appear to have been conflated together here. The information on Alexander Blair Stewart's family is not reliable and requires review. -------------- In 1891, at age 4 months, Alexander B Stewart was residing at 8 George St in the town of Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland, with his parents. In 1901, at age 10, Alexander Blair Stewart was residing at 8 George St in the town of Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland, with his parents. He was a student. Alexander Stewart has not been found in 1910/1911. On 19 Jun 1917, Alexander Blair Stewart was naturalized at Boston, Massachusetts, USA, having departed from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Alexander Stewart has not been found in 1920. In 1930, at age 45, Alexander Stewart was residing on Blue Hill Avenue in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, with his wife and children. He was employed as a store clerk in an electrical appliance store. | Stewart, Alexander Blair (I22217)
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| 7353 | Two of his daughters married Carmichaels of Glentarken, Archibald and Donald. DONALD CARMICHAEL AND HIS DESCENDANTS (1924). Compiled by the Rev J T Carmichael, Quthing, Basutoland, South Africa. Although locally published (Cupar: J & G Innes) The book deals principally with Carmichaels in Perthshire. About 1720 Donald Carmichael, from a farm, Lechdan Scritan, Balquidder, came to a relative named Comrie near Woodend, at Tynereoch, a mile or so east of St Fillans. Then he went to Crappich and married there Katrina Stalker. They had seven sons and one daughter. There were three farms at the Crappich, and Donald put a son in each. There was Duncan in Easter Crappich, Peter and John. Of the other sons, or their descendants, "some were soldiers, some died young, some went south, one went to the Highlands." The author then tracks the descendants of these three sons-Duncan, Peter, and John - through 7 generations, although there are only one-line entries for each, giving their names and that of their spouses. Some of these descendants came to Fife. In Dunfermline were John Carmichael (d 1898), who married Janet Gibson, and his brother, Peter Carmichael (d 1880), who married Lillias Wallace, both grocers and corn merchants, and John's son, Archibald (who emigrated to Australia in 1866 and died Ballarat, 1870s), and daughter, Catherine [who married Alexander Fraser (d 1918)] and grandsons, Dan A Fraser (d 1937), and James How Shepherd (married to Mona Fraser), who traded in Dunfermline as wholesale and retail grocers in Maygate under the firm of Fraser and Carmichael (1866-1971). In Dunfermline Peter and John Carmichael were visited by their nephew, Andrew Kay, son of Andrew and Janet Kay of Blairinroar, who emigrated to New Zealand in 1859, settled Waikato in the southern part of the province, and by 1916 was the oldest settler there. In Kirkcaldy was Gregor Macgregor, Director of Education for Fife (1919-1941), married to Jeannie Maclay and son of John Macgregor in Stirling and Isabella Carmichael (who died Kirkcaldy in 1923 aged 89); his brother, William Macgregor, married to Elizabeth Condie, was in Kennoway. Also in Kirkcaldy was Christina Crichton, married to Robert Dall, and the daughter of Alexander Crichton in Alloa and Christina Carmichael; her sister, Kate Carmichael, married to David Smart, was in Leslie. In Markinch was Elizabeth Heddrick, married to William Adams, and the daughter of Archibald Heddrick and Margaret Robertson in Causewayhead; her daughter, Wilhelmina Adams (married to William Ormiston) was in Dunfermline. And lastly, in East Wemyss was Hugh Macgregor (married to Annabel Hume), the son of James Macgregor and Christina Carmichael. | Carmichael, Donald in Crappich (I24883)
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| 7354 | Two possible births can be found for Margaret, one as daughter of Robert MacNab in Dundurn and the other as daughter of James MacNab in Callander. Both fit. | McNab, Margaret (I21069)
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| 7355 | Two potential births: BUCHANAN, GEORGE, son of ALEXANDER BUCHANAN/ELSPETH BUCHANAN 29/05/1682 BUCHANANE, GEORGE, son of JOHNE BUCHANANE/MARGRAT BUCHANANE 04/02/1683 | Buchanan, George (I30929)
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| 7356 | Two versions of the Annat Tree conflict over the 1st of Drumvaich being either James or John. It is unclear whether there were two brothers who succeeded each other or whether there is only one whose name has been incorrectly recorded in one version of the Tree. Thus it is possible that the children shown here as being without names in the OPR may be the same persons as two of the children shown for John Stewart, 2nd of Drumvaich, below. James' existence is inferred from Kilmadock OPRs in which he is shown with the following children. It is presumed that he either died without heirs or sold the estate to his brother and emigrated. He is believed to have married Jean Stuart. --- Kilmadock Parish Register entries for Drumvaich 1755, February 9th. James Steuart and Kathrin Steuart, in Drumvaich. (incomplete - ScotlandsPeople shows no additional informaton) 30 Nov 1735, Archibald, son of James STUART and Margaret CAMPBELL in Ballacaish. Witt. John and Dougal STUARTS in Drummvuich 4 Feb 1750, Katharine, daughter of James STEWART and Mary DUNCANSON in Drumvaich. Witt. Archd Ferguson there and Dougald STEWART in Burn of Cambus 10 May 1753, James, son of James STEWART and Katharine STEWART in Callichat. Witt. James Balfour and Robert Duncanson there 1755?? John, son of James STEWART and Katharine STEWART in Callichat. Witt. James Balfour and Robert Duncanson there 1755, _____ Child of James STEUART and Katharine STEUART in Drum---. Wittnesses Blank 1756 _____ child of James STEUART and _____ STEWART in Drumvaich 30 Apr 1759 Isobel, daughter of Dugal STEWART and Helen MACCULLOCH in Buchany. Witt. John Maxwell in Drumard and James STEWART in Drumvaich 11 Nov 1760, child of James STUART and Jean STUART in Drumvaich. Witt. Archibald Ferguson and Robert Duncanson there. (sic - There is no other baptism for a James Stewart and Jean Stewart in Drumvaich. It is believed that the clerk recorded the mother's name incorrectly. 13 Mar 1763 Isabel, daughter of James STUART and Kathrine STUART in Drumvaich. Witt. Dougal STUART in Buchany and Thos. Caddel in Down 11 Apr 1773, Alexander, son of John BUCHANNAN and Elizabeth STEWART in Drummvaich. Witt. James Murdoch and Dougal Balfour in Coldoch 13 Apr 1783, Margaret, daughter of Archibald MCLAREN and Ruth STEWART in Bridge of Teth. Witt. James STEWART at Drumvaich and James STEWART at Doun 29 May 1785, Alexander, son of Archibald MCLAREN and Ruth STEWART in Bridge of Teath. Witt. James STEWART in Doun and James STEWART Jun at Drumvaich 1 Feb 1790, Janet, daughter of Archibald MCLAREN and Ruth STEWART in Bridge of Teath. Witt. James STEWART at Drumvaich and James STEUART at Bridge of Cambus --- James Stewart in Drumvaich and his son James Jr were witnesses to the following baptisms in Kilmadock parish: James Stewart and Ann Stewart - James STEWART, bap 7 APR 1788 in Coillechat, Kilmadock, Witt. James STEWART at Drumvaich and John Johnstoune at Buchany Robert Stewart and Ann Clark - Margaret STEWART, bap 11 SEP 1785 in Coillechat, Witt. James STEWART and Robert Duncanson both in Drumvaich - Alexander STEWART, bap 15 FEB 1789 in Coillechat, Witt. James STEWART Jr. at Drumvaich and Robert McLaren at Collichat | Stewart, James of Drumvaich (I16265)
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| 7357 | U | Bradt, Child (I1171)
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| 7358 | U | Bradt, Child (I1190)
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| 7359 | U | Buchanan, Child (I1815)
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| 7360 | U | Canmore, Unknown (I2139)
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| 7361 | U | Campbell, Child (I2325)
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| 7362 | U | de Brus, Pagan (I3888)
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| 7363 | U | de Comyn, Odo (I4023)
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| 7364 | U | Furler, Pvt. Cornelius Völler (I6467)
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| 7365 | U | Gibson, Jane Louisa (I6547)
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| 7366 | U | Gray, Child (I7062)
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| 7367 | U | Gray, Child (I7063)
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| 7368 | U | Grant, Robert (I7088)
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| 7369 | U | McNaughtan, Child (I10812)
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| 7370 | U | Merrils, Adda (I10903)
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| 7371 | U | Pilling, Child (I12207)
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| 7372 | U | Stephenson, Georgina (I14314)
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| 7373 | U | Stewart, Andrew in Glenogle (I14592)
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| 7374 | U | Stewart, Christian (I14823)
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| 7375 | U | Stewart, Child (I14824)
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| 7376 | U | Stewart, Child (I14825)
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| 7377 | U | Stewart, Child (I14826)
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| 7378 | U | Stewart, Child (I14827)
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| 7379 | U | Stewart, Child (I14828)
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| 7380 | U | Stewart, Child (I14829)
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| 7381 | U | Stewart, Donald in Renfrew (I15487)
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| 7382 | U | Stewart, J (I15964)
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| 7383 | U | Stewart, Unknown (I17710)
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| 7384 | U | Stewart, Unnamed (I17714)
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| 7385 | U | Thornton, Unknown Twin (I18696)
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| 7386 | U | Thornton, Unknown Twin (I18697)
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| 7387 | U | Taylor, Jannette (I18805)
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| 7388 | U | Wass, Living (I19741)
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| 7389 | U | Wass, Living (I19742)
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| 7390 | U | Wass, Living (I19743)
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| 7391 | U | Wass, Living (I19744)
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| 7392 | U.S. College Student Lists 1763-1924, University of Maryland: "Steuart, Cecil Calvert 1860 - Medicine Class of 1882 Cecil Calvert Steuart, Baltimore, physician and surgeon, specialist in diseases of children, and former physician in charge of Melvale Institute, was born at Patuxent Forge, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, July 29, 1860, a son of Dr. Williem Frederick Steuart and Anne (Hall) Steuart, and a descendant of Scotch, Irish and American ancestors. His earlier education was acquired in Mrs. Smith's private school in Anne Arundel County, George C. Carey's school for boys in Baltimore, and for a time he was a student at Johns Hopkins University. In 1879, he entered the Maryland School of Medicine, and graduated M.D. in 1882. Having come to the degree in medicine, Dr. Steuart began general practice in Brunswick, Georgia remaining there about a year, and in 1884 removed to Baltimore, where he has since lived. For a year he was assistant at Harlam Institute, Baltimore, then under the superintendence of his father, Dr. William F. Steuart, and afterward for two years (1884-85) was physician in charge and medical superintendent of Melvale Institute, an asylum for insane and inebriates. Since 1892 Dr. Steuart has been a member of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland and also is a member of other societies, the Alumni Association of the University of Maryland and of the Protestant Episcopal Church. On 26th of April, 1896, he married Anne Purcell, and has one child, Anne Hall Steuart." Cecil married his niece, 14 years his junior, Anne Hall Steuart, daughter of his sister, Mary Stevenson Steuart. | Steuart, Dr. Cecilius Calvert Sr MD (I22008)
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| 7393 | U.S. Government, 1920 Census (Name: Internet file;), Source Medium: Census . | Source (S128)
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| 7394 | U.S. Government, 1930 Census (Name: enumerated April 11, 1930;), Source Medium: Census . | Source (S127)
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| 7395 | Uchtred was also 5th Lord of Bamburgh and Earl of Bernicia. | Northumbria, Uchtred of (I11536)
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| 7396 | Udart is believed to be related to the earliest known Scottish Fraser, Simon Fraser of Keith (d bef 1190), but their exact relationship is not known. The name Fraser is believed to be derived from Freysel, or Frissel, which is thought to derive from Freseliere in Anjou. | Fraser, Udard (I6157)
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| 7397 | UEL ancestral lineage available in archive file. ref. - Susan Preston | Miller, Arabella Edith (I11245)
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| 7398 | Un-named Stewart was born on 13 Oct 1776 in Immeroin in Glenbuckie, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as the eldest child of Duncan Stewart and Janet Ferguson. However, the baptismal record for the child gives no name. The child is presumed to have died at birth. | Stewart, Un-named (I17685)
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| 7399 | United Empire Loyalists from the Bay of Quinte. | Bogart, James L. (I1001)
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| 7400 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Eighth Census of the United States, 1860. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860. M653, 1,438 rolls. | Source (S331)
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