Alexander Stewart, in Calziebohalzie

Abt 1705 - Bef 1750  (< 44 years)

• Name	Alexander Stewart
  Suffix	in Calziebohalzie
  Born	Abt 1705	Strath Garry, Moulin, Perthshire, Scotland
  Gender	Male
  Died	Bef 1750	Calziebohalzie, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland
  Person ID	I21241	Brown Genealogy
  Last Modified	9 Apr 2025

  
  

  Father	James Stewart, in Calziebohalzie,   b. 1681, Strath Garry, Moulin, Perthshire, Scotland ,   d. 1762, Calziebohalzie, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland  (Age 81 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F8664	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Catherine McRuer,   b. UNKNOWN,   d. 1750, Calziebohalzie, Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland
  Last Modified	9 Apr 2025
  Family ID	F5752	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  James Stewart in Calziebohalzie had two sons who were killed at Culloden in 1745. Their names are not recorded. There is a testament for Catherine McRuer, who died in 1750, relict of Alexander Stewart in Calziebohalzie. He would be the right age and location to be one of the two sons who died in 1745. The testament also identifies a Patrick Stewart in Calziebohalzie, suggested here as a brother to Alexander. The Testament Dative and Inventory of the Household Plenishing Corns, Hay and Cattle which pertained and belonged to the deceased Catherine McRuar Relict of Alexander Stewart in Calziebohalzie within the parish of Kilmadock and Commisariot of Dunblane the time of her Decease which was in the month of ______Faithfully made and given up by John Stewart in Berryhill which John Stewart is Deceased in only Executor - Dative quat Creditor to the said Defunct for payment and satisfaction to him of the sum of sixteen pound and thirteen shilling Scots money expended and ____ by him on the Defuncts funeral conform to a particular Accomp and Vouchers thereof produced whereupon he made faith as use is As Also for payment of the expenses of Confirmation And that by Decree of the Commissary Depute of the said Commissariot on the twenty this day of August left as an act or decree dative made ______ _____. Those pertained and belonged to the said Defunct ___ of the deceased foresaid the Household Corns, Hay and Cattle aftermentioned. As the same were sold by public ____ to the persons afternamed at Calzbhalzie upon the twenty ninth da of August last by the said Executor in virtue of a warrant from the Commissary of the said Commissariot viz: In primis to George Shearer in Lundie a Sub at Twelve Shillings. Item to Do. A pan a ladle three logs and some spoons one pound and shilling. Item. John Shaw in Craigtown at pot at Three Pounds six shilling eight pennies George Shearer in Lundie a Ch___ and a Boat? One pound twelve shilling. Item John Clark in Calziebohalzie an old little box four shilling six pennies. George Shearer in Lundie a Churn and ________ eight shilling. Ditto a bason at three shilling. Ditto a cow hyde at one pound twelve Shilling. Archibal McRuer in Calziebhalzie a _____ eight shilling and six pennies . Ditto an old boat one shilling and six pennies. George Shearer two barrows five shilling six pennies. Mary McRuer in Calzibohalzie a girdle nine shilling. Isobel McAree some steps of an old Church six pennies . Patrick Stewart in Calzibohalzie a pair of combs six shilling. George Shearer a little wheel twelve shilling. Ditto two _____ two shilling. George Shearer Boat and a Bowin Nine Shilling. Dito two hens and a Cock ten shilling. Ditto three stools three shilling. Elizabeth Buchannan in Calziebhalzie a two doors one pound seventeen shilling. Donald Mcruer in Calzibhollazie a crook and tongs. One pound eighteen shilling. George Sherarer a pir blankets two ___and some other old bed clothes. Two pound. Seven shilling. Ditto two old sacks Seven shilling. Ditto a _____ shilling. Patrick Stewart in Calzibohalzie two ____ and a bed at two pound two shilling. George Shearer a moter stone four shilling. Ditto some old Creels two shilling. Ditto a cow and a quey stick twenty pound three shilling and four pennies. Ditto another Cow and quey stick twenty seven pound. George Shearer a two year old bull. Six pound thirteen shilling four pennies. Ditto the growing corns, beans and hay thirty six pound. Ditto six cow _____six shilling. Ditto __________ an old hoock and two formed sticks sixteen shilling to Ditto a ……and a Knife Eight Shilling . Confirmed 15th December 1750 George Shearer in Wester Lundie Cautioner.