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| 1401 | 1 - James McFarlane b. 1826 in NB, m. (1st) Helen or Ellen Louise McLellan b. - , d. 1883: married (2nd) his cousin's widow, Margaret Simpson: settled in Bayside, Saint Croix Parish. [1st Families in New Brunswick] 2 - There must have been another James McFarlane that married a Margaret Simpson. This particular James did not marry again, but is found living with his daughter Margaret in the census records, and it clearly states she is his daughter, not a wife. [E-mail from MHH rec: 27 Aug 2019] | Mcfarlane, James (I11973)
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| 1402 | 1 - James, moved to Ohio and settled near Columbus, — a man of note, holding many public offices, and a member of the Legislature for one or more terms. ("History of Washington County" published in 1878) 2 - TREASURERS. Until 1825 this office was filled by appointment of Commissioners each year, and from that time the people elected for a term of two years. The period, at which each Treasurer was chosen, 1831. J. H. McFarland. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Daniel S. Norton, James McFarland, Byram Leonard, S. T. Canard, Henry B. Curtis. REPRESENTATIVES IN STATE LEGISLATURE. 1844. James McFarland. 1846. James McFarland. (KNOX COUNTY OHIO - Norton's History of Knox County [Chapter XLVIX]) [http://files.usgwarchives.net/oh/knox/history/norton/ch49.txt] | McFarland, James (I316)
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| 1403 | 1 - Jean Johnston died about 6 weeks after the birth of Mary and is buried at West Bridgend as is daughter Elizabeth who died 1819. [ http://genforum.genealogy.com/mcfarlane/messages/364.html ] 2 - Alex McFarlane late farmer Lee 8.11.1852 87, w Jean Johnston 8.1.1814 38, da Eliz 25.7.1819 11 [ Mitchells 1969 MI - plot #2 Bridgend Churchyard, Dumbarton ] | McFarlane, Elizabeth (I2409)
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| 1404 | 1 - Jean Johnston died about 6 weeks after the birth of mary and is buried at West Bridgend as is daughter Elizabeth who died 1819. [ http://genforum.genealogy.com/mcfarlane/messages/364.html ] 2 - Alex McFarlane late farmer Lee 8.11.1852 87, w Jean Johnston 8.1.1814 38, da Eliz 25.7.1819 11 [ Mitchells 1969 MI - plot #2 Bridgend Churchyard, Dumbarton ] | Johnston, Jean (I23165)
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| 1405 | 1 - Jesse served a City Marshall, Deputy Sheriff, State Representative, and State Senator in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas. 2 - Jess F. McFarland, widely known Rogers fruit dealer died at his home at the corner of South Fourth and Elm streets at 12;30 o'clock Saturday afternoon after several months of illness. He had been in a critical condition for several weeks following a stroke of paralysis. Mr. McFarland 72 years old, had been a local produce dealer since he moved to Rogers from Tennessee about 56 years ago. He had been engaged in the basket business during the past year. He was born in Bedford county, Tennessee came to Rogers in 1888 adn was married to Miss Mary Derreberry here about 45 years ago. She and a son, L.L. McFarland, of Jonesboro, are among his survivors. Mr. and Mrs. McFarland had resided in Rogers since their marriage except for a few years spent in Oklahoma City where they lived about six years and sprnt the following year at Peoria, Ill., before returning here. Funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Central Methodist church, of which he has been amember many years, according to tentative funeral arrangements. The Rev. W. Henry Goodloe, pastor of the church, will conduct the service. A service at the Rogers cemetery where the body will be buried, will be conducted by the Rogers Masonic lodge. He has een a member of that lodge and the Woodmen of the World for a number of years. He held the rank of 32nd degree Mason. Beside his widow and son, Mr McFarland is survivied by a sister, Mrs. R.R. Carson of Rogers, and two cousins, Mrs. A.Y. Tribble and Mrs. Lizzie McFarland both of Rogers. | McFarlin, Jesse Francis (I19332)
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| 1406 | 1 - Joe McFarlin was the personal Guard for General Bedford Forrest during the entire Civil War. 2 - Forrest's Escort. Letter from Commander Charlie Lott; Forrest's Escort Camp 1239; Sons of Confederate Veterans McFarland, J.S. TN Cav. Jackson's Co. Organized September 1862 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Paroled at Gainesville, Alabama, May 10, 1865. This company was recruited at the instance of Nathan Bedford Forrest shortly subsequent to his promotion to brigadier general, by Captain Montgomery Little, a native of Bedford County who had been before the war a planter and business man in Memphis. It was made up mainly of me from Bedford County, part of which is now Moore County, who were assembled in Shelbyville in September and moved from there to Murfreesboro just before the town was temporarily occupied by a Federal raiding force. They were integrated into Forrest's command in time to participate in the confused fighting around Lavergne on October 7, 1862. Thereafter, the combat record of this company is the record of battles in which Forrest was himself engaged. After taking part in the demonstration against Nashville on November 6, they moved with Forrest to his West Tennessee Raid, and from there to the frequent fighting around Spring Hill, Thompson's Station - where Little was killed - College Grove, Franklin and Breutwood; they also participated in the pursuit and capture of Streight during the early summer of 1863. They then moved south and east, screening Bragg's withdrawal in the Chattanooga Campaign, to take part in the Battle of Chickamauga. From here they were transformed, a part of the nucleus of Forrest's new command, to West Tennessee. In West Tennessee, they took part in the operations incident to Forrest's mobilization of a force from the stragglers hiding in that area and North Mississippi, and gathering supplies. The mobilization having been accomplished, they took part in the Battle of Okolona, the raid to Paducah, the capture of Fort Pillow, the Battles of Brice's Crossroads and of Harrisburg and the Memphis Raid. Following the Middle Tennessee Raid and the destruction of Johnsonville, they moved with their commander to the screening action ahead of Hood on his invasion of Tennessee, which was followed by coverage of the retreat. During all these operations, they were frequently mentioned favorably in orders. It would not be unusual for the general commanding to make favorable mention of his Escort, but the facts are that all these commendations were richly deserved. It is significant to note that, whereas the Escort had numbered 90 men at its first muster, and had been 65 strong on its arrival in West Tennessee, it had, when paroled at Gainesville, Alabama on May 9, 1865, mustered a strength of 119. Part of this increase may be attributable to the gathering in of stragglers from other units, but a part is also due to the fact that the Escort, from its first organization to the final surrender, had an incomparable morale. 2 - MCFARLIN, J.S. - J.S. McFarlin, or "Uncle Joe" as he was best known, died Monday morning at three o'clock in Rogers and was buried the same day in the city cemetery. The funeral services were held at the M.E. Church, South, being conducted by the pastor, J.F.E. Bates, the Masonic Order being in charge and holding their regular burial services. Mr. McFarlin was born in Bedford Co., Tenn. March 9, 1835 and died at his home in Rogers March 9, 1908, being just seventy - three years old. He was one of th oldest men in Rogers, having moved to Rogers from his native state and county in November of 1881. He was the youngest son oldest the family and the last one of them to pass away, his oldest brother, W.H. McFarlin, preceding him only a few months. He was married early in life to Miss Martha Jane Arnold, and to this union were born four children, two of whom survive him, Jesse McFarlin, so well known her, and Mrs. R.R. Carson [Sarah Jane Belle McFarlin Carson], also of Rogers. He leaves an only sister in Tennessee. His wife died eighteen years ago and these years have been years of loneliness to him. He was a good citizen, true to what he believed to be right. He served four years in the Southern army and was a strong believer in the rights of the Southern cause. He was an honored Mason and his brethren trusted and respected him, as was shown by the large procession of the brotherhood, being more than sixty who did him honor. After the funeral sermon, T.J. Keller paid a tribute to him in behalf of the Masonic Lodge. "Uncle Joe" was a familar figure on our streets and will be very much missed. Many friends sympathize with the family and the whole community will feel the loss of her oldest citizen. [Rogers Democrat 3/11/08] ( OBIT 04 Joseph S. McFarlin, Compiled by Barbara P. Easley, Obituaries of Benton County, Artansas; Volume 3 1905-1909 (Heritage Books, Inc.; 1995), Page 306. ) | McFarlin, Joseph S. (I19381)
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| 1407 | 1 - John Macfarlane had five children. Donald and Peter settled on farms in Warwickshire, England. 2 - Surname MCFARLANE Forename PETER Parents JOHN MCFARLANE/SUSAN GRANT Age 0 Date 03/06/1836 Parish Number 362/ Ref 50 144 Parish Kilmadock [https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk] 3 - 1851 Scotland Census Name: Peter G Mcfarlane Age: 14 Estimated birth year: abt 1837 Relationship: Son Father: John Mcfarlane Mother: Susan Mcfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Kilmadock, perth Parish Number: 362 Civil Parish: Kilmadock County: Perthshire Address: Cardond Farm Occupation: Schollar (Research):Name Peter G Macfarlane Event Type Death Registration Quarter Jul-Aug-Sep Registration Year 1910 Registration District Atherstone County Warwickshire Event Place Atherstone, Warwickshire, England Age (available after 1866) 74 Birth Year (Estimated) 1836 Volume 6D Page 202 Line Number 67 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2J72-PJN Death, Atherstone, Warwickshire, England, General Register Office, Southport, England. | Macfarlane, Peter Grant (I15833)
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| 1408 | 1 - John McGregor 16.2.1828 52, wife Elizabeth McFarlane 5.1.1864 76, children James d. London 16.11.1839 27 buried Bunhill Mield? [Bunhill Field is a burying ground in London], Duncan 18.5.1833 18, Archibald 28.5.1855 18, Peter .8.1841 19, Elizabeth .3.1846 22, Agnes .6.1851 25, Mary 28.6.1880 80 (note by MacGregor - John McGregor and Elizabeth McFarlane married 29.3.1808, Callendar marriage register) [MI Kilmahog #62] 2 - Childrens names indicate this is the daughter of Duncan and Margaret even though birth date on MI is different. Only other Elizabeth born in Callander in this time frame was daughter of Duncan McFarlan and Catharine Black. | McFarlane, Elizabeth (I12341)
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| 1409 | 1 - Late of Largs Bay, South Australia. Son of Alexander McFarlane and Mary Ann Tyzack. Married Olive May Hobbs at St Aiden's Church in Marden, South Australia, on 18th December 1911. Burial Plot: Section N, Drive C, Path 10(32), Site 360S Father of Alexander Steer (1913), Daphne May (1914), Ronald George (1916), Olive Valerie (1917), Harold (1919), Kenneth Malcolm (1924) and Joan Louise (1925) [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181538334/thomas-alexander_hugh-mcfarlane] Grandchildren - 3 girls, 5 boys. 2 - Thomas Alexander Hugh McFarlane (2 May 1887'961 November 1952) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Port Adelaide. McFarlane debuted for Port Adelaide during the 1909 SAFL season. He would captain the club in the South Australian Football League seasons immediately before and after World War I. McFarlane was the 15th child of Alexander Macfarlane, an immigrant from Scotland, and Mary Ann Tyzack who was born in Port Adelaide. His uncle, Samuel Tyzack, was a foundation player for Port Adelaide in 1870. Alex was the uncle of Bill McFarlane who played over 100 games for Port Adelaide during the 1940s. Alex McFarlane died in Alice Springs on 1 November 1952. Tom Leahy described him as being "Tremendously strong, played very fairly, but very hard. I was against him many times, and he was a tough man to beat. Full name Thomas Alexander Hugh McFarlane Nickname(s) Bandy Date of birth 2 May 1887 Place of birth Semaphore, South Australia Date of death 1 November 1952 (aged 65)[1] Place of death Alice Springs, Northern Territory[2] Weight 76 kg (168 lb) Playing career Years Club Games (Goals) 1909– 1915, 1919 Port Adelaide 100 (28) Representative team honours Years Team Games (Goals) 1914 South Australia 5 Coaching career Years Club Games (W– L– D) 1915 Port Adelaide 14 (9-4-1) 64.29% Career highlights Club 3× SAFA premiership player (1910, 1913, 1914) 3× Champion of Australia (1910, 1913, 1914) Port Adelaide captain (1915, 1919) Honours Port Adelaide life member (1929) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_McFarlane] (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | McFarlane, Thomas Alexander Hugh "Alex" (I20434)
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| 1410 | 1 - LDS All Resources search shows 1 extracted & three submitted entries for her birth & bapt. all to Walter & Margaret, so the rootsweb message could be another one. Birth: 20 MAR 1843-submitted 20 MAR 1843 Low Paisley (Paisley), Renfrew, Scotland-submitted Christening: 03 APR 1843 Low Church, Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland-extracted Christening: 30 APR 1843 Low Paisley (Paisley), Renfrew, Scotland-submitted 2 - Elizabeth Hood McFarlane was born 4/20/1843 somewhere around Glasgow, Scotland. She went to England between 1843 and 1874 where she married Matthew Mounsey on 8/1/1874. Came to U.S.A. in June 15,1883, settled in Indiana Wells Co. or Huntington Co. Death was in 1908 Buried in either Mossburg Cemetery in Wells Co. or Woodland Cemetery in Warren, Ind. Huntington, Co. [http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.general/5633/mb.ashx ] | McFarlan [MacFarlane], Elizabeth (I2573)
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| 1411 | 1 - Levina (a48) with seven children farming there. His father's place of birth is given as Ireland. The 1900 census from Wolf Creek, PA also shows (Jame's son) John A McFarlin (a77) and wife Levina (Kimmel) (a68) now living alone there. The plac e of birth given for John's father (James) is, again, Ireland. These two data give further "proof" that Margery McFarlin came to America at least after about 1796, since James' birthdate appears to be 1795. 2 - JOHN ANDERSON MCFARLIN (1823 - 1901) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, reviewed Dec 2017) John Anderson McFarlin was born on his father James' farm in Coitsville, Ohio and grew up there. In 1840 and 1850 he i s with his mother Melissa, and brothers and sisters. In 1860 John is s till in Coitsville and is now married to Lavina, has tw o small childre n and his mother still is with them. By 1870 he has moved to Wolf Cree k, Mercer co, Pennsylvania with wife, children and mother Melissa. Th e 1880 census from Wolf Creek, PA shows John McFarland (a56) and wif e Levina (a48) with s even children, farming there. His father (James ) place of birth is given as Ireland. The 1882 History of Mercer co, Pennsylvania (*1) wrote a biography o f John A McFarlin, quoted here; "JOHN A MCFARLIN, farmer, post-office Centretown, (in Wolf Creek, Merc er co) is a son of James and Melissa (Hard) McFarlin, natives of Irela nd. His grandfather, John, immigrated to America in 1797 with his wife , Margery, and six children. He wa s killed east of the Mountains, an d his widow with her children visited her brother at New Bedford, Penn ., for about one year, and then moved to Trumbull County, Ohio, wher e the father of our subject was reared and engaged in farming and dist i lling. His wife was a native of Vermont, and by her he had nine child ren, five of whom are still alive. He died in 1838 and his widow in 18 86. Their living children are: Mary, widow of William Breckenridge, li ving in Illinois: Louisa, Mrs. Dani el Jacobs, of Kansas; Sarah, Mrs. L eonard Hogg, of Illinois Robert W., of Illinois. and our subject, wh o was born in Trumbull County, Ohio. June 1823, and was educated at th e public schools. "In 1852 he (John) went to California and engaged in gold mining for t hree years. In 1861 he purchased his present farm, where he has sinc e resided. In 1855 he married Lovina W., daughter of Isaac and Annie K . (Wick) Kimmell, of Ohio, and by th is union has seven children: Gran t W., of Worth Township, married to Mary, daughter of Henry and Jane H owe, of Worth Township, and has two children, Alice and Luella; Willia m J., of Springfield Township, married Mary Sopher, daughter of Joh n S opher, of this Township, and has two children, John L. and Lewis C . ; Elmer, of Kansas, married Belle Blakely, of Clyde, Kas. ; Lizzie , Lillian, Frank O., Annie M. and Louise Blanche. "Our subject has held the offices of supervisor, school director and a ssessor of the township. He and family are members of the Methodist Ep iscopal Church of Fairview, of which he is class-leader and steward, a nd has been trustee." The 1900 census from Wolf Creek, PA shows John A McFarlin (a77) and hi s wife Levina (Kimmel) (a68) now living alone there, beside his son Gr ant's farm. This 1900 census, along with the 1880 census, also gives t he place of birth for John's fathe r James to be in Ireland. These tw o data give further proof that John A's grandmother, Margery McFarli n came to America at least after 1796, since her son James' birthdat e appears to be 1795, and he was born in Ireland. John Anderson McFarlin is reported to have died in Wolf Creek 1901. H e is buried in Union Home Cemetery in Wolf Creek. (Research):PFM's SOURCES for John Anderson McFarlin 1830 census; Coitsville, Trumbull co, Ohio p 248; with his father Jame s McFarland (John's age 5-10) 1840 census; Coitsville, Trumbull co, Ohio p 190; with his mother Meli ssa McFarland (John's age 15-20) 1850 census; Coitsville, Mahoning co, Ohio p 580b; John McFarlane farm er a 29 b Ohio, Sarah McF a 17 b O, Lysander McFa a 15 b O, Melissa Mc F a 48 b VT 1860 census; Coitsville, Mahoning co, Ohio p 15; John McFarland farme r a 36 b O, Lovina McF a 27 b O, Grant W McF a 3 b O, William J Mc F a 1 b O, Melissa McFarland a 57 b VT 1863 June 30; Coitsville, Ohio Civil War Draft Reg John A McFarland ag e 40, white, farmer b Ohio 1870 census; Wolf Creek, Mercer co, PA p 210; John A McFarlin farme r a 47 b O, Lavina McF a36 b O, Grant W McF a14, Elmer McF a 8 b O, Li zzie McF a 5 b PA, Frank McF a 2 b PA 1880 census; Wolf Creek, Mercer co, PA p 608a; John A McFarland farme r a 56 b Ohio, f b Ireland, m b VT with wife and family, but not Melis sa. 1900 census; Wolf Creek, Mercer co, PA p 297b; John A McFarlin farme r b June 1823 Ohio f b Ireland, m b VT, wife Lavina W McF b Aug 1831 ( have 7 of 8 children alive) REFERENCES; *1 History of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Brown, Runk & Co. 1888 p 10 24. Sources for John McFarland 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio with James McFarland (John's age 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio | McFarland, John Anderson (I11896)
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| 1412 | 1 - LEYTACK (Leystack) Estate Map OS1/14/42/15 Mr Black, Factor, A McFarlane Occupier, Valuation Roll A small pendicle surrounded with young fir plantations on Auchnacree the property of James Burness Esquire (Forfarshire (Angus) OS Name books 1857-1861) BURN OF SLUG (The Slogg) Estate Map of Fearn, OS1/14/42/15 Mr Stocks Factor, A McFarlane, Est [Estate ] Olan of Glenogil (Applied to the March in Craig Corrie) A small stream which flows Eastwards from the hollow known as the "Slug" in "Craig Corrie". It joins Teygret Burn below Leytack. TEYGRET BURN (Tigert Burn, Wheywell Burn) A McFarlane J Duncan Auchnacree W Gibb Gamekeeper Mr Marnie Deuchar, Est [Estate] Plan of Auchnacree, Est [Estate] Plan of Fearn A little stream rising from the side of Pinderachy above "Leytack" at the springs called the Whey Wells. The name is known as adopted on the examination traces & not as Tigert or Wheywell Burn [http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/forfarshire-angus-os-name-books-1857-1861/forfar-angus-volume-42/15] 2 - Erected To The Memory Of Andrew McFarlane Who Died At Leytack 17th October 1878, Aged 82 Years. And Susan Ogilvie His Wife Who Died 8th November 1885 Aged 84 Years. Also Mary Cockie Wife Of Andrew McFarlane Jr Who Died At Noranpark 29th June 1878 Aged 44 Years. John McFarlane Who Died At Deuchar 12th November 1869 Aged 35 Years And His Wife Jane Sime Who Died 14th May 1872 Aged 47 Years. Adam McFarlane Died At Noranside Gardens 7th February 1907 Aged 65 Years Andrew McFarlane [grandson-son of Andrew] Died 19th June 1908 Aged 50 Years And Is Interred In Careston Churchyard Andrew McFarlane Died At East Ogil 5th October 1912 Aged 85 Years. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/232080207/adam-mcfarlane] | McFarlane, Andrew (I13078)
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| 1413 | 1 - Listed as unemployed servant when counted in 1891 census at her fathers house at 45 Main St., Callander. 2 - My grand mother was Mary Macfarlane ID 136063 her parents were Malcolm [?] and Jane ID135907 Gt Gt grandparents Alexander and Catherine. My father was born in 1905 same as your grandfather so I am really sure they would have known each other. he lived around Kilmahog for a few years. I went to MacLaren high which was then at Bridge end and I walked past the slater business every day never thinking forty odd years later i would be so interested. My dad used to call into see his cousins but to me they were just old men. Ah how times change. Also thank you for the very good way you have told the Helen Duncan story, when I was young it was still a great scandal.St Kessogs now local history place is reluctant to acknowledge her. I plan to check out a couple of Balquidder addresses when I am home in Scotland I know the area so will get correct spelling if farms still exist. Currently in a caravan in south of Spain. [E-mail from Mary rec:14 Jan 2012] 3 - My grandmother Mary married Andrew Neil on 3rd July 1896 she had 5 sons Thomas born 1905 was my father he married Christina Munro in Strathyre 1933 and had my brother Andrew 1933 and me....mary munro macfarlane in1946 . [E-mail from Mary Munro rec:27 Jan 2012] 4 - 1901 Scotland Census Name: Mary M F Neil Age: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1875 Relationship: Wife Spouse's name : Andrew Neil Where born: Denny, Stirling Registration Number: 362 Registration district: Kilmadock Civil Parish: Kilmadock County: Perthshire Address: 4 Graham St (Research):marykerr21@yahoo.co.uk No Ancestry.com public trees | Macfarlane, Mary (I12528)
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| 1414 | 1 - Living at his fathers house 45 Main St., Callander at 1891 census. 2 - Macfarlanes from Callander Posted: 3 Apr 2011 12:32AM Query Surnames: Macfarlane, Ferguson, Cruickshank, Reid Hi, I am looking for anyone who is related to the Macfarlanes, who lived in Callander, Scotland from the early-mid 1700s. My great-great-great grandparents were Malcolm Macfarlane and Catherine Ferguson; my great-great grandparents were Alexander Macfarlane and Jane Burnett Cruickshank; and my great-grandparents were Alexander Macfarlane and Jessie Reid. Cheers, Calum. [Ancestry.com Surname message board Posted:3 Apr 2011 4:32PM] | Macfarlane, Alexander (I12519)
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| 1415 | 1 - Living at home 1861 & 1871 censuses. 2 - 1861 Scotland Census about Catherine Macfarlane Name: Catherine Macfarlane Age: 3 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Macfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Buckrow Occupation: Scholar ED: 2 Household schedule number: 119 Line: 23 Roll: CSSCT1861_48 Household Members: Name Age Peter Macfarlane 30 Margaret Macfarlane 27 Annabella Macfarlane 5 Catherine Macfarlane 3 Duncan Macfarlane 2 Margaret Macfarlane 7 Mo 3 - 1871 Scotland Census about Cathrine Mcfarlane Name: Cathrine Mcfarlane Age: 14 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1857 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Peter Mcfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Mcfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Main St Occupation: Scholar ED: 1 Household schedule number: 32 Line: 4 Roll: CSSCT1871_61 Household Members: Name Age Peter Mcfarlane 41 Margaret Mcfarlane 36 Cathrine Mcfarlane 14 James Mcfarlane 13 Margaret Mcfarlane 10 Peter Mcfarlane 8 Archibald Mcfarlane 7 John Mcfarlane 5 Ellen Jane Mcfarlane 7month 4 - In 1891 census is lodging at 92 Main St., Callander. Her mother and father reside at 94 Main St. Catherine is listed as 'joiners wife'. With her on census night were Peter (8), Jessie E. (7), John (4), James (2), Margaret (8 days) born in Callander. 1891 Scotland Census about Catherine McRobbie Name: Catherine McRobbie Age: 34 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1857 Relationship: Lodger Gender: Female Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Main St Occupation: Joiners Wife ED: 2 Household schedule number: 92 Line: 7 Roll: CSSCT1891_108 Household Members: Name Age Peter McFarlane 61 Margaret McFarlane 59 Ellen J McFarlane 19 Robert W Chamberlain 30 Catherine McRobbie 34 Peter McRobbie 8 Jessie E McRobbie 7 John McRobbie 4 James McRobbie 2 Infant McRobbie 8Days | Macfarlane, Catherine (I12379)
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| 1416 | 1 - Living at home 1861, 1871,1881 censuses. The Willises emigrated to Canada. Sometime around 1990 their son James died without issue, aged 100 years and a firm of professional researchers was employed to find any living first cousins, to whom he had willed his estate. The eventual outcome of this search is unknown. 2 - 1861 Scotland Census about Margaret Macfarlane Name: Margaret Macfarlane Age: 7 Mo Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Macfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Buckrow ED: 2 Household schedule number: 119 Line: 25 Roll: CSSCT1861_48 Household Members: Name Age Peter Macfarlane 30 Margaret Macfarlane 27 Annabella Macfarlane 5 Catherine Macfarlane 3 Duncan Macfarlane 2 Margaret Macfarlane 7 Mo 3 - 1881 Scotland Census about Margaret Macfarlane Name: Margaret Macfarlane Age: 20 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1861 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Macfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Occupation: Servant ED: 4 Household schedule number: 44 Line: 10 Roll: cssct1881_101 Household Members: Name Age Peter Macfarlane 50 Margaret Macfarlane 48 Margaret Macfarlane 20 Peter Macfarlane 18 Archibald Macfarlane 16 John Macfarlane 14 Ellen Jane Macfarlane10 | Macfarlane, Margaret (I12383)
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| 1417 | 1 - Living at home 1871 & 1881 censuses. Had his own Slaters business in Callander. About 1910 the family moved to "Pollochro", Bridgend, Callander, where Isabella took in paying guests to pay off the mortgage. After Isabella died Archie married Catherine Callum "Auntie Kate". They moved to Cherry Cottage and daughter Flo ran "Pollochro", and looked after her younger siblings. 2 - 1871 Scotland Census about Archibald Mcfarlane Name: Archibald Mcfarlane Age: 7 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864 Relationship: Son Father's Name: Peter Mcfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Mcfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Main St Occupation: Scholar ED: 1 Household schedule number: 32 Line: 8 Roll: CSSCT1871_61 Household Members: Name Age Peter Mcfarlane 41 Margaret Mcfarlane 36 Cathrine Mcfarlane 14 James Mcfarlane 13 Margaret Mcfarlane 10 Peter Mcfarlane 8 Archibald Mcfarlane 7 John Mcfarlane 5 Ellen Jane Mcfarlane 7months 3 - 1881 Scotland Census about Archibald Macfarlane Name: Archibald Macfarlane Age: 16 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1865 Relationship: Son Father's Name: Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Macfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Occupation: Bootmaker ED: 4 Household schedule number: 44 Line: 12 Roll: cssct1881_101 Household Members: Name Age Peter Macfarlane 50 Margaret Macfarlane 48 Margaret Macfarlane 20 Peter Macfarlane 18 Archibald Macfarlane 16 John Macfarlane 14 Ellen Jane Macfarlane10 4 - 1891 Scotland Census about Archie McFarlane Name: Archie McFarlane Age: 27 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864 Relationship: Lodger Spouse's name : Isabella McFarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Back Row Occupation: Slater ED: 2 Household schedule number: 140 Line: 1 Roll: CSSCT1891_108 Household Members: Name Age Jessie McNab 37 James McNab 15 Robert McNab 13 Maggie McNab 11 Peter McNab 9 William McNab 7 John McNab 5 Christina McNab 3 Mary McK McNab 1 Archie McFarlane 27 Isabella McFarlane 21 Margaret Rattray 17 5 - 1901 Scotland Census about Archie Macfarlane Name: Archie Macfarlane Age: 37 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864 Relationship: Head Spouse's name : Isabella Macfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander Town: Callander County: Perthshire Address: 96 Main St Occupation: Slater ED: 2 Household schedule number: 36 Line: 5 Roll: CSSCT1901_117 Household Members: Name Age Archie Macfarlane 37 Isabella Macfarlane 32 Margaret Macfarlane 9 Isabella Macfarlane 7 Florence F Macfarlane5 Ellen V Macfarlane 3 Peter Macfarlane 1 6 - My grandfather Archie Macfarlane and Grandmother moved to Bridgend (to Tobermoray which is now known as Pollochro). They moved from 96 Main St to Pollochro where Isabella (grandmother) took in paying guests to pay off the mortgage. [ Correspondance from Flossie Morrison, Archie & Isabella's granddaughter rec. July 2007] 7 - Death notice MACFARLANE - At Cherry Cottage, Callander,on 3rd December 1948, Archibald Macfarlane (of P. Macfarlane & Sons, Slaters) husband of Catherine Callum in his 85th year. Funeral on Monday, 6th December, to Kilmahog Cemetry from Cherry cottage at 2.30. p.m. 8 - Obituary from "Callander Advertiser" Mr Archibald Macfarlane One of Callander's oldest natives died at his home this (Friday) morning in the person of Mr Archibald Macfarlane, Cherry Cottage. He was in his 85th year. Mr Macfarlane for many years carried carried on the business of P. Macfarlane & Sons, slaters and builders which was founded in 1792, and and is now conducted by his son Peter. In his young days Mr Macfarlane was an enthusiastic football player. A native of the town, none knew the the history of the district better and it was always a pleasure to chat with him about old times . He also posessed a wide knowledge of the works of Burns from which he could quote at great length. He was a member of St. Kessog's Church and also a prominent Freemason, having from time to time held office in Lodge Ben Ledi. The funeral takes place on Monday to Kilmahog Cemetry at 2.30 p.m.. | Macfarlane, Archibald Slater (I12025)
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| 1418 | 1 - Living at home Backrow Callander, listed as Scholar in 1861 census on 7 April. 1881 census - Dundee In 1891 - Dundee In 1901 - Ladybank, Fife; with the Lambs are neice/nephew Margaret Willis (16) L.F. Weaver, & James Willis (11) scholar, both born in England. 2 - 1861 Scotland Census about Annabella Macfarlane Name: Annabella Macfarlane Age: 5 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1856 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Macfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Buckrow Occupation: Scholar ED: 2 Household schedule number: 119 Line: 22 Roll: CSSCT1861_48 Household Members: Name Age Peter Macfarlane 30 Margaret Macfarlane 27 Annabella Macfarlane 5 Catherine Macfarlane 3 Duncan Macfarlane 2 Margaret Macfarlane 7 Mo 3 - 1901 Scotland Census about Annabella Lamb Name: Annabella Lamb Age: 45 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1856 Relationship: Wife Spouse's name : Robert B Lamb Gender: Female Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration number: 416 Registration district: Collessie Civil parish: Collessie Town: Ladybank County: Fife Address: Hill St Keith Cottage ED: 4 Household schedule number: 103 Line: 5 Roll: CSSCT1901_133 Household Members: Name Age Robert B Lamb 55 Annabella Lamb 45 Annabella Lamb 19 Lilian Lamb 16 Robert B Lamb 13 Catherine Lamb 10 John Peter Lamb 5 Margaret A Willis 16 James Willis 11 | Macfarlane, Annabella (I12376)
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| 1419 | 1 - Living at home in 1861 and 1871 census. Had polio as a child and was left crippled. Tailor, in his own business Called Duncan in the 1861 census. In 1881 census - 5 Cross St, Crieff In 1891 census - Cross, Crieff In 1901 census - 8 Church St., Crieff It is interesting that James does not appear in the list of siblings and their spouses written out by brother John (ref#4) and found in the Family Bible. 3 - I don't think James married twice. There is simply some conflict between researchers over the surname of James wife, as Mary Ann is all we get from the census. | Macfarlane, James (I12380)
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| 1420 | 1 - Living at home in 1871 and 1881 censuses. Occupation: Plumber. John worked in Fairfields Shipyard in Govan. He played for a Govan football team (semi-professionally) and was known as "the Gem". His stone in Kilmahog graveyard records "John Macfarlane of Lochsloy Callander died Mar 21 1947 aged 81 years" 2 - John's nickname was "Jakie". He was apprenticed at Stephen's Shipyard, Linthouse, Glasgow, Scotland. While he was in Glasgow at this time he witnessed the capsize and sinking of the ship Daphne as she was launched. It is not known if he was working on the building of the ship. It was at this time that he made a name for himself as an outstanding football player in the Linthouse FC team. By the time of his marriage, to Isabella Carrick on April 19 1900 in Govan, the apprenticeship was completed and John could describe himself as a master slater. John was a member of the firm of P. Macfarlane & Sons, Back Row, Callander. The other members were his father, Peter, and his brother, Archie. They didn't build houses but sub-contracted the plumbing, slating, plastering and rendering work. John had a fine head of auburn hair and according to his daughter-in-law, Marie, he was a lovely gentleman with a fine fund of Highland stories which he loved to tell. Around 1935 John was struck by a car on the humpbacked bridge at Bridgend and sustained damage to his leg(s) which made it difficult for him to get about. Thereafter he walked with two sticks. He retired form the family firm after the accident. John died 21 March 1947 at Loch Sloy, 14 Bridgend, Callander, at age 81 at the time of a huge snow. His obituary was published 29th March 1947, in the Callander Advertiser: " We regret to record the death of Mr John Macfarlane, who passed away at his home. Loch Sloy, Bridgend. Mr Macfarlane had attamed his 81st year but had been in failing health for some time past. Mr Macfarlane was a descendant of Clan Macfarlane which came to Callander in the year 1628. In sport Mr Macfarlane was widely known, especially in football. He was one of the few remaining members of the original Callander Rob Roy Club. For many years Mr Macfarlane played for the old Linthouse team and his dexterity on the field earned him the by-name "The Gem" in sporting circles. Mr Macfarlane served his apprenticeship as a plumber in Linthouse, and set up business as a master plumber in Callander. For a time the deceased was Right Worshipful Master in Lodge Ben Ledi, and subsequently Past Master. The funeral, which was largely attended, took place to the burial ground at Kilmahog. A large contingent of brother masons led the cortege to the burial ground, where the Rev. Geo. W.H. London, Minister of St Brides Church offered the committal prayer" 3 - John MACFARLANE , master slater was born on 14 Jan 1866 at Callander. He married Isabella CARRICK, daughter of Robert CARRICK , blacksmith and Catherine MCNAB, on 19 Apr 1900 at Govan. (Andrews Ancestors Direct.rtf on file) 4 - Neice's Flossie and Isabelle, and nephews Norman, Bobbie and dragging the infant Will with them raided Jake and Auntie Belle's yellow raspberrys but left behind the basket when the they had to do a runner when the back door suddenly opened. [Recollection of Flossie 2006] 5 - Linthouse were a football club from the Linthouse district of Govan, Scotland. This pre-dated The Burgh of Govan being annexed by The City of Glasgow on 5 November 1912. Linthouse were formed in 1881 from an Athletics club, the played their home matches at Langlands Park until closing in 1900. The team played in navy blue. They were founder members of the Scottish Football Alliance and won that competition in its inaugural season, 1891'96 92. They joined the Scottish Football League in season 1895'96 96 when they became part of the Scottish Second Division. Their first season in the League was not a successful one, with the club finishing bottom of the ten team division. However it was around this time that Linthouse achieved their record attendance at Langlands Park when 4,000 spectators turned out for their Glasgow Cup match against Celtic. They played for five seasons in the Second Division without much success, their highest finish being fifth in season 1897'96 98. Two seasons later in 1899'96 1900 they finished bottom of the division. Linthouse were struggling to make an impact and attendances were poor, with it being a constant battle to get paying spectators through the gate, competing as they were against nearby Rangers, who had been established far earlier. As a consequence the club decided not to seek re-election to the League at the end of 1899'96 1900, as they had to do if they wished to retain membership, and their tenure as a Scottish Football League club was over after five seasons. Linthouse entered the Scottish Cup the following season (1900'96 01) and they progressed to the second round as their first round opponents Clydebank forfeited the tie. However Linthouse themselves forfeited their second round tie with Motherwell and the football side was discontinued. Formed: 1881. Defunct: 1900. Ground: Langlands Park, Govan. Colours: Navy blue shirts, navy blue shorts. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linthouse_F.C.] | Macfarlane, John "Jake" (I12446)
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| 1421 | 1 - MACFARLANE, Louisa Cecelia Smollett Dalkeith, widow of Rev. John Macfarlane, D.D., sometime E.C. Minister, Dalkeith, died 25 September 1884, at Eskbank aforesaid, testate. Confirmation «i»ad «/i»onzissa. granted at Edinburgh, 12 July, to Jane Macfarlane, Collessie Bank, Dalkeith, Executrix dative «i»qua «/i»Residuary Legatee. Will or Deed, dated 2 January 1884, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh, 19 November 1884. Value of Estate, ad onrissa, £97, 13s. 2d. Original Confirmation granted«b» «/b»19 November 1884. (Scotland, National Probate Index (Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories), 1876-1936 CONVICT, CRIMINAL, LAND & WILLS 1906) 2 - Louisa Cecilia (died 25th Sept. 1884), third daugh. of Rear-Admiral John Rouett Smollett, R.N., of Bonhill, and Elizabeth, daugh. of the Hon. Patrick Boyle, son of second Earl of Glasgow. (Fasti Collessie, FES, Vol.5, p.135) | Smollett, Louisa Cecilia 3rd daughter (I12853)
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| 1422 | 1 - Malcolm Mcfarlane died in 1875 at Causewayhead. Helen Mcfarlane was living with her daughter in Glasgow and I don't know what happened to her. There was a son John born 1825 in Logie and was wondering whether he died very young. From Page 23 of Logie Kirk Sessions: No date Williiam Towers, from Hill of Aithrey, purchased a plot for four lairs and two headstones at the back of the Church. There is no date for the purchase but in the margin, it says that these lairs were transferred to Malcolm McFarlane on the 7th Ma y 1871 - see page 41. From Page 32 of Logie Kirk Sessions: May 15th 1776 John Towers appears before the Session and it seems that there has been some mix-up over lairs. These appear to be different lairs to the above ones as each entry gives a description of locations. It tells of how he agrees to move grave stones. Th ere is also a note beside this entry in the margin and it says that these lairs are transferred to John Christie, Ironmoulder in Stirling, grandson of John Towar, this is dated 11th September 1875 From Page 41 of Logie Kirk Sessions: 9th May 1871 Malcom McFarlane provided a deposition dated 13th April/August 1850 signed by Mrs. Michael Towers (Margaret Cumming) in respect of four lairs mentioned on page 23 (of this book). From Page 74 of Logie Kirk Sessions: 14th October 1850 Hellen Christie, spouse of Malcolm McFarlane, Causewayhead obtained another 4 lairs in the Old Churchyard and then it goes on to describe the location. [ http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,215881.0.html ] 2 - I have been doing research on my McFarlane Family tree. Briefly, I am 6th generation Aussie, with firm research connecting me to my 4th Great Grandfather Malcolm McFarlane in Scotland. I found his death certificate, on which it states his Wif e was Helen Christie, father was also a Malcolm Mcfarlane, mother was Ann Parker. His father is stated as being a seaman in the Royal Navy. [E-mail from Shaun McFarlane rec: 24 Feb 2012] 3 - I didn't know Malcolm had a brother Peter. I did however come across a Will (everything is left to a brother John) in my research that belongs to a Malcolm Mcfarlane, who has railway stocks. Which correlates with a death certificate that ha s a Malcolm (married to a Helen Christie) stating occupation as being with the railways (carriage inspector or something to that effect). The will is circa 1853, the death cert is 1875. Also has Malcolm's father as Malcolm (his occupation was a Se aman in the RN) and Ann. [E-mail from Shaun McFarlane rec: 27 Feb 2012] 1 - We travelled to Scotland in 2007 and stayed at Stirling. My husband's great-grandfather Malcolm McFarlane was born here.Malcolm's father, another Malcolm, was listed in the library as gentry in 1856 and ran what is now known as the Wallace Hot el. We were unable to find records as to the name of the Hotel during this period, the current managers did not have records onsite. We believe the next McFarlane line back was married to a Christie girl, from the local area, being a farming famil y. The Christie girl had a twin brother. My husband to this day is a male twin with a female twin sister. His twin sister has a boy & girl twin. We would find it of great interest if you could direct us where to research further for additional inf ormation about the McFarlanes from 1856 and prior of Stirling. Look forward to your response. [ Forum post by Donna Johnston 2010 at http://clanmacfarlane.org.au/2010/06/clan-macfarlane-its-descendants-and-associated-families/#comments ] As Donna husbands ancestor Malcolm emigrated to Australia in 1853 it must have been his father Malcolm (the one who married the Christie girl) and is described as gentry in 1856 and ran the Wallace pub.-Ed. 2 - Causewayhead is at a roundabout road junction to Bridge of Allan, Menstrie, etc. It lies at the foot of the Abbey Craig (Wallace Monument) and if my memory serves me there is a hotel at that roundabout. I have had a meal there and I had a pin t after climbing Wallace's Monument. [ Forum post by Malcolm Lobban 2010 at http://clanmacfarlane.org.au/2010/06/clan-macfarlane-its-descendants-and-associated-families/#comments ] FSID LH6F-K5T (Research):http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/a/c/Jill-Jackson-3/BOOK-0001/0003-0001.html | MacFarlane, Malcolm MaM03 (I18551)
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| 1423 | 1 - Malcom's parents were Alexander and Eliza McFarland. I don't know Eliza's maiden name. They are listed in the 1860 Census of Moore Co., Rollins Store Post Office, page 36, family #249. Alexander was aged 45, Eliza 29 and Malcolm was 1 year old. There is also a daughter, Sallie, aged 6 and a younger brother, Wm. B. J., aged one month. Eliza apparently died before the 1870 Census. In 1870 Alexander, aged 55, is listed in Sloan's Township of Moore Co., Jonesboro Post Office, page 46, family #264. The second listing for the family is Isabella C. McFarland, age 41. Isabella is listed as House Keeper but in the 1880 Census (Moore Co., Jonesboro Township, pg. 41, family #379) she is listed as Alexanders wife. Alexander had children by both Eliza and Isabella; Sally, Malcolm, Wm. Benjamin Jones, Daniel, Margaret, Mary, Flora and Betty. Wm. Benjamin Jones McFarland reportedly built the house in the 1880s that his brother Malcom A. and his bride Mary Elizabeth moved into in Harnett Co. I don't know the date of death for Alexander or his wives. [E-mail from R. G. Ferguson rec. via Mary Helen Haines 13 May 2011] 2 - 1880 United States Census Name RelationMarital StatusGenderRaceAgeBirthplaceOccupationFather's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace Alexandrew MCFARLAND Self M Male W 65 NC Farmer NC NC Isabelar C. MCFARLAND Wife M Female W 50 NC Keeping House NC NC Malcom A. MCFARLAND Son S Male W 21 NC Labor NC NC Daniel G. MCFARLAND Son S Male W 18 NC Labor NC NC Margrett E. MCFARLAND Dau S Female W 16 NC Home NC NC Flora D. MCFARLAND Dau S Female W 11 NC Home NC NC Bettey D. MCFARLAND Dau S Female W 9 NC Home NC NC Census PlaceJonesboro, Moore, North Carolina Family History Library Film 1254973 NA Film Number T9-0973 Page Number 279A | McFarland, Alexander "Sandy" (I22176)
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| 1424 | 1 - Mary A. McFarland appears to have been born in Crieff, Perthshire in 1839 and is in Wisconsin by 1860 with mother Margaret, born Scotland in 1803. They arrived in Wisconsin in 1853...maybe from Canada. 2 - MRS. WILLIAM PROUDFOOT Mary McFarland was born in Krief. Scotland, in the year 1839 and fell peacefully to sleep Dec. 12 1912. at the age of 73 years. She left Scotland at the age of 14 coming to WI. She was married to William Proudfoot in Brodhead. WI, at the age of 1 9. To this union 8 children were born, 5 of whom survive her. Soon after their marriage they moved to New Orleans and were living there during the exciting outbreak of the civil war. Hastily leaving the south they returned to Wisconsin and have s ince resided near and in Mount Hope. Besides her aged husband and 5 children to mourn her loss a host of friends and neighbors will miss her kindly face and the pleasant word that ever greeted the welcome caller. The bereaved family gratefully acknowledge the help extended them in this time of sorrow. [Obit] 3 - Mary can be traced until her death being married to William Proudfoot. Mary shows to have immigrated in 1858 from the 1900 US Census, page 7B, Township of Mount Hope, Grant County, Wisconsin dated 1 June 1900 as well as the 1910 US Census, page 9A in the same township, county, and state dated 27 April 1910. Her obituary states she left Scotland at the age of 14 which would be about 1853. | McFarland, Mary Ann MaAM01 (I16577)
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| 1425 | 1 - Mary Ann McDonald, daughter of Annie Boyd. Descendants of Factor Macfarlane by Pat Macfarlane. 1 - Mary Ann's IGI birth extracted record gives no father and calls her mother Ann McDonald. | McDonald, Mary Ann (I12444)
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| 1426 | 1 - MCFARLANE: James McFarlane b. 1794 in County Tyrone, Ireland, d. 27 Jan 1862: came to NB in 1821 and settled in St. Andrews, Charlotte County: m. Eliza - born 1810 in Ireland, died 11 Jan 1890: she came to NB in 1831: Children mentioned: 1) Eliza McFarlane b. 1841 in NB: 2) Sarah McFarlane b. 1843: 3) William McFarlane b. 1845: 4) James McFarlane b. 1847. 2 - I'm researching the family of James McFarlane and wife Eliza Killen, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. [Note on website registration for Deborah Lee Milligan, Nova Scotia 9 Sept. 2010] (Research):Deborah Lee Milligan deborahlmilligan@hotmail.com | McFarlan, James (I11968)
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| 1427 | 1 - MCFARLANE: John McFarlane b. 1785 in County Tyrone, Ireland, died 29 Aug 1864: came to NB in 1817 and settled at St. Andrews in Charlotte County: married c1821 Ann McCullough born 1800 in County Antrim, Ireland: John Sr.'s siblings were 1) Nancy McFarlane m. Mr. Kelly: 2) Ellen McFarlane m. Patrick McKinney: 3) James McFarlane m. Eliza Killen: 2 - John McFarlane, born July 22, 1785, was born in Ireland, not Scotland. His wife Ann McCollough was born in Ireland also. John was Roman Catholic, and buried in the Old Roman Catholic graveyard in Charlotte County, New Brunswick. His wife and children were Presbyterian and members of the Church of Scotland. They are buried in Sandy Point Cemetery in Charlotte Co. [E-mail from MHH rec: 21 Aug 2019] (Research):Fraser Family Tree, Owner: debbie_bulmer shows John as son of a different un-named mother than the other three children.-Ed. | Mcfarlane, John (I11979)
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| 1428 | 1 - McFARLANE; McFARLANE Archibald 18... ; MORRISON Bella d.1840; McFARLANE Duncan d.18..8 77 yrs; JOHNSTONE Christina d.1816 42 yrs ?; McFARLANE James d.1876 ? 73 yrs ?. [M.I. - Image 927 Feild 13 Tarbert Parish Church, Kintyre, Argyll - http://www.ralstongenealogy.com/tarbertgraveyard.php] 2 - I followed up on the MI in Tarbert cemetery which was referenced in your database. I received a photo of it and the one next door to it, and they prove that in actual fact "our" Archibald (ID I8421) is the son of Duncan MacFarlane ID I43124. So Duncan I43124 had as eldest child our Archibald I8421. So the parents of I8421 are Duncan and Christina Johnstone. [E-mail from Di Elliffe rec: 8 Nov 2016] 3 - Duncan McFarlane I43124 was born 1762 in South Knapdale, died 1839. [E-mail from Di Elliffe rec: 17 Nov 2017] 4 - McFARLANE Duncan d.18..8 77 yrs 927 JOHNSTONE Christina d.1816 42 yrs ? 927 McFARLANE Archibald 18... 927 MORRISON Bella d.1840 927 McFARLANE James d.1876 ? 73 yrs ? 927 McFARLANE 927 [http://dustydocs.com/link/151/41102/146015/monumental-inscriptions-ralston-genealogy.html] (Research): I followed up on the MI in Tarbert cemetery which was referenced in your database. I received a photo of it and the one next door to it, and they prove that in actual fact "our" Archibald (ID I8421) is in fact the son of Duncan MacFarlane ID I43124. So Duncan I43124 had as eldest child our Archibald I8421. So the parents of I8421 need to be changed (to Duncan and Christina Johnstone). The Archibald McFarlane that should be attached as a son of Malcolm MacFarlane I8419 is in fact Archibald I22892 (we have verification of this birth). 9 Ancestry.com trees Jul 2021. One suggests a father Donald and one suggests parents Donald McF & Margaret McCallum. The others just have wife Christian [sp] Johnstone. No Scotland's People returns for Duncan b. South Knapdale parish 1755-1770. 4 Scotland's People returns for Duncan b. Argyllshire 1755-1770. Surname, Forename Parents/ Other Details Gender Date Parish Number Ref Parish MCFARLAN, DUNCAN ALEXANDER MCFARLAN/MARY MCNUIR FR113 (FR113) M 09/11/1766 527/1 10 144 Lochgoilhead MCFARLAN, DUNCAN DONALD MCFARLAN/JANET MCDOUGAL FR91 (FR91) M 13/06/1755 527/1 10 100 Lochgoilhead MCFARLAN, DUNCAN JOHN MCFARLAN/MARGARET MCCALLUM FR112 (FR112) M 14/09/1766 527/1 10 143 Lochgoilhead MCFARLANE, DUNCAN WILLIAM MCFARLANE MARY CAMPBELL M 29/04/1755 517/ 10 5 Kilchrenan and Dalavich | McFarlane, Duncan DuM07 (I12318)
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| 1429 | 1 - MCFARLANE; INNES Parents: JOHN MCFARLANE/SUSAN GRANT Bapt: 12/12/1838 Parish #: 362/ Ref: 50 163 Parish: Kilmadock [Scotlands People] 2 - 1851 Scotland Census Name: Innes G Mcfarlane Age: 12 Estimated birth year: abt 1839 Relationship: Son Father: John Mcfarlane Mother: Susan Mcfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Kilmadock, perth Parish Number: 362 Civil Parish: Kilmadock County: Perthshire Address: Cardond Farm Occupation: Schollar | McFarlane, Innes Grant (I10201)
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| 1430 | 1 - My grandmother was Isabella Miller McFarlane, born 1/24/1894 in Callander and died July 5, 1978. My mother was Catherine Justice McRobbie who was born in Callander on 6/24/1919 and died in Long Valley, NJ USA on 10/29/1991. [E-mail from Joan Kuhhorn rec: 15 June 2009] 2 - Isabella went to work as a servant for a local farmer. When she was 16 years old he seduced/ raped her and she became pregnant. The farmer probably because he was already married refused to acknowledge the child as his and Isabel went back to her family where they raised the child James as one of their own children. It was many years later before James was told that the woman he looked upon as his older sister was in fact his mother. 2 - Isabella MCROBBIE Birth Date: 24 Jan 1894 Death Date: Jul 1978 Social Security Number: 106-22-1607 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: New York ZIP Code: 76248 [FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index] (Research):U.S. Naturalization Records Indexes, 1794-1995 Record - Immigration & Travel Name: Isabella Mcrobbie Birth:dd mm year Residence: United States Civil:dd mm year in New York, 1930 United States Federal Census Record - Census & Voter Lists Name: Isabella Mc Rowbbie Spouse: name surname Children: name surname Birth:year in location Residence:year in city, Kings, New York, Arrival:year New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Record - Immigration & Travel Name: Isabella Mcrobbie Birth:year in location Residence:location Arrival:dd mm year in location Departure:location Social Security Death Index Record - Birth, Marriage & Death Name: Isabella McRobbie Birth:dd mm year Death:mm 1978 in city, Tarrant, Texas, United States of America Civil: New York | Macfarlane, Isabella Millar Rattray (I12398)
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| 1431 | 1 - My Great Grand Fathers name was Charles Mcfarlane from Glasgow , Scotland. [Facebook post by Peggy MacFarlane Sharpe 6 March 2011] 2 - I found this record in Scotlands People, 14 June 1834, Charles McFarlane, Illegitimate son of Charles McFarlane and Elizabeth Fisher. He is from Bridge of Turk and she is from Graham Arms Inn. [E-mail from Dave MacFarlane rec: 10 May 2013] (Research):No siblings for Charles in IGI search 16 March 2011. | McFarlan, Charles ChaM01 (I13503)
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| 1432 | 1 - My husband's g-g-grandfather Alexander McFarlane had a sister Janet born about 1808 in Scotland (we think in Kilbarchan, Renfrew). Their father was Alexander McFarlane married to Anne McCulloch. They emigrated from Scotland in 1815 to Ontario, Canada. Unfortunately, we haven't discovered who or when Janet married or for that matter, If she married. She seems to have disappeared from the records that we have been able to find. The family lived in Lanark County, Ontario; then some moved to Grey Co. There were several other sisters also - Mary, Ann, Catherine, Elizabeth and Maisey (or Minnie). [ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MCFARLANE/2002-01/1012280060 ] (Research):From:awiskow@wiktel.com Subject: [McFARLANE] Re: McFarlanes from Canada Date:28 Jan 2002 21:54:35 -0700 Submission Search: 1372-1205102143541 Many people have this as the same Alexander [CC120696] s/o Alexander & Elizabeth Lennox. However that Alexander m. 27 Sept. 1808 Lochgoilhead Mary McGown. 2 - My great,great Grand was Alexander and he married (Anne Mc Culloch) His father was Alexander too and married (Elizabeth Lennox) That Alexander's father was Patrick and married (Anne Mitchell) They all lived I believe in Scotland and I think around the Tarbet area. I have a cousin who has more information and I will try to find out more. My Grandfather Neil was 2 years old when they came from Scotland and when he married they moved to North Dakota and then to Minnesota where I was born and have lived all my life. [Facebook post Clan MacFarlane open group by Wilma McFarlane Smith on July 5 at 2:13pm] 3 - This the registration of births: "Alexander McFarlane lawful son to Alexander McFarlane and Elizabeth Lennox in Glenmore was baptised 27th Oct, 1784." This photo copy that I received from the General Register Office shows this was the Parish of Arrochar, County of Dumbarton. I also have a copy from the General Register Office of the marriage of Alexander McFarlane and Elizabeth Lennox 20th June 1783. [Facebook post Maxi Brown Fitzjarrald 7 Feb at 3:22pm] 4 - No Scotland's People results for Alexander McF b. Ayrshire 1775-1790 | McFarlane, Alexander AlM01 (I20281)
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| 1433 | 1 - My husband's g-g-grandfather Alexander McFarlane had a sister Janet born about 1808 in Scotland (we think in Kilbarchan, Renfrew). Their father was Alexander McFarlane married to Anne McCulloch. They emigrated to Scotland in 1815 to Ontario, Canada. Unfortunately, we haven't discovered who or when Janet married or for that matter, if she married. She seems to have disappeared from the records that we have been able to find. [ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MCFARLANE/2002-01/1012280060 ] | McFarlane, Janet (I286)
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| 1434 | 1 - My John McFarlane married Agnes Davidson (daughter of Peter Davidson, mother unknown) and my direct ancestor was their daughter Eleanor Helen McFarlane born May 8, 1826 in Scotland. The dates seem to coinside. I do not have any information on any siblings for her. She is my great great grandmother. [ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MCFARLANE/2001-07/0995898588 ] 2 - DOB looks doubtful as she has a brother born only a couple of months later. She is probably the Helen shown in IGI search as daughter of another John McFarlane and Agnes Davidson who was bapt. 7 May 1828 Muirkirk, Ayr, Scotland. 2. HELEN MACFARLANE - Gender: Female Christening: 09 DEC 1822 Muirkirk, Ayr, Scotland Father: JOHN MACFARLANE Mother: AGNES DAVIDSON 3. HELEN MACFARLANE - Gender: Female Christening: 07 MAY 1828 Muirkirk, Ayr, Scotland Father: JOHN MACFARLANE Mother: AGNES DAVIDSON 3 - Hellen McFarlane is somewhat problematic. She appears in the 1851 census in Scotland with husband William Henry and is 23 (so born abt. 1828), with birth in Muirkirk. But on her tombstone it says birth in 1826. So, tried to find her in 1841 and found a Hellen Mcfarlane, age 11, born Ayrshire, living in Muirkirk with the family of John Hair, age 80. So, it would appear she is an orphan. Rossann has a tree on Ancestry and she puts that Hellen is the daughter of John and Agness Davidson MacFarlane, which there is a birth record for a Helen on April 23, 1828, but she never appears in the census record with those two. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec: 3 Aug 2017] 4 - If you go by naming patterns, William Henry's parents being David and Marion Children Marion Helen (died young-looks like twin to Marion) Agnes David Margaret John Lawrence Isabelle Helen William Mary Ann Francis Then Hellens parents being John and Agnes definitely would fit. [E-mail from Holly Stevens rec: 3 Aug 2017] 5 - 1851 Scotland census Name Helen Henry Age 23 Estimated Birth Year abt 1828 Relationship Wife Spouse William Henry Gender Female Where born Muirkirk, Ayrshire (Research):From: rsadler@datasync.com <mailto:rsadler@datasync.com> Subject: Re: John McFarlane - Perth, Scotland Date: 23 Jul 2001 08:29:48 -0600 I am very interested in trying to find out if this is the same person. My John McFarlane married Agnes Davidson (daughter of Peter Davidson, mother unknown) and my direct ancestor was their daughter Eleanor Helen McFarlane born May 8, 1826 in Scotland. The dates seem to coinside. I do not have any information on any siblings for her. She is my great great grandmother. I look forward to hearing from you. Rita There is another birth record for a Helen Mcfarlane born Oct. 14, 1829 to Alexander Mcfarlane and Mary Thompson. Name Helen Macfarlane Gender Female Christening Date 07 May 1828 Christening Place , MUIRKIRK, AYR, SCOTLAND Birth Date 23 Apr 1828 Father's Name John Macfarlane Mother's Name Agnes Davidson https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTKZ-94W Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11607-4 System Origin Scotland-VR GS Film number 1041400 Reference ID 2:16GS6M5 | McFarlane, Helen (I12197)
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| 1435 | 1 - Name Andrew McFarlane Sex Male Christening Date 5 Mar 1820 Christening Place Cargill, Perthshire, Scotland Father's Name Charles McFarlane Mother's Name Agnes Bell "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950", database, FamilySearch https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X1NM-DM6 2 - Andrew MacFarlane BIRTH unknown DEATH 4 Feb 1903 BURIAL Bendochy Parish Churchyard, Coupar Angus, Perth and Kinross, Scotland MEMORIAL ID 150347779 Aged 83 years Husband of Agnes (Baxter) MacFarlane [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/150347779/andrew-macfarlane] 3 - In Loving Memory Of Our Father Andrew MacFarlane Who Died at Couttie 4 Feby 1903 Aged 83 Years Also Of Our Mother Agnes Baxter or MacFarlane Who Died There 11th March 1900 Aged 81 Years. And Of Our Sister Catherine MacFarlane Who Died There 15th July 1902 Aged 52 Years (MI transcription - Bendochy Parish Churchyard, Coupar Angus, Perthshire) (Research):13 Ancestry.com trees. Most have parents as Charles Mcf and Agnes Bell. | MacFarlane, Andrew (I20444)
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| 1436 | 1 - Name Cathrine Mcfarlan Gender Female Christening Date 21 Dec 1806 Christening Place SOUTH KNAPDALE,ARGYLL,SCOTLAND Father's Name Mcfarlan Mother's Name Christian Johnston https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XYC2-3BF Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11533-2 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 1041077, 0102385 2 - Children THOMAS CAIRNS/CAIRNES/CARNES 1828– 1914 Margaret Cairns/Cairnes/Carnes Janet Cairns/Cairnes/Carnes Catherine Cairns/Cairnes/Carnes (Ancestry.com Taylor Family Tree Owner: sadt1954) (Research):Di Elliffe Nov 17 Hello Andrew, I have been looking into Catherine McFarlane I43127, whose gravestone is next to that of my forebears (Duncan McFarlane I43124) in the Tarbert cemetery, South Knapdale. Having consulted with another researcher who has Catherine in her tree (Anne Martin), and checked the evidence of Census and a her death certificate, I have confirmed that Catherine is NOT the daughter of Duncan McFarlane I43124 and Christina Johnstone. In fact her parents were: Dugald McFarlane and Mary Carmichael. Her MI is in Tarbert cemetery South Knapdale. Catherine married Duncan LEITCH on 3 Mar 1821, and Census records indicate they had eight children: Mary (born 1823), Dugald (born 1825), twins John and Nancy (born 1830), Archibald (born 1836), Margaret (born 1837), Catherine (born 1839), and Duncan (born 1841). In the 1841 Census they were living in Escart, Kilcalmonell Parish. She died 7 Feb 1895. Can you please Unlink Catherine from Duncan and Christina, thankyou. Cheers Di Elliffe Home +61 (0)362349908 Mobile +61 (0)41167165 | McFarlane, Catherine (I12313)
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| 1437 | 1 - name of birthplace is almost certainly Bogton. 2 - Daniel Macfarlane (son of Donald), was baptized Oct. 10, 1875, at Port of Menteith, having been born at Rednock Castle. He married Margaret Lyon (who was born at Glasgow, Jan. 23, 1796), Nov. 26, 1821.He was a merchant and Burgess of Glasgow . He emigrated to America in 1843, and purchased five hundred acres of land on the banks of Trout River, in the Township of Elgin, three miles from the village of Huntingdon, where his surviving children still own the land and dwell thereon. [Mrs CM Littles History p222-3] 3 - Daniel and Margaret had 10 children in Glasgow. [The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html] | Macfarlane, Daniel (I16729)
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| 1438 | 1 - Name: William Gradidge Gender: Male Baptism Date: 8 Feb 1857 Baptism Place: Farley-Chamberlayne, Hampshire, England Father: Charles Gradidge Mother: Jane FHL Film Number: 1596131 Reference ID: item 3 p 41 rn 326 (England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975) 2 - 1881 England Census Name: William Gradidge Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1857 Relationship to Head:Visitor Gender: Male Where born: Slackstead, Hampshire, England Civil Parish: Michelmersh County/Island: Hampshire Country: England Occupation: Engine Driver Locomotive Ag Mach Att Registration district: Romsey ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Piece: 1226 Folio: 15 Page Number: 4 Household Members: Name Age Henry White 60 Emily White 54 Fanny White 23 William Gradidge 24 3 - Name: William Gradidge Death Age: 85 Birth Date: abt 1857 Registration Date: Jan 1942 [Feb 1942] [Mar 1942] Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar Registration district: Romsey Inferred County: Hampshire Volume: 2c Page: 163 [England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007] | Gradidge, Mr William (I21492)
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| 1439 | 1 - No birth entry in NZ BMD as at June 2009. 2 - #1917/259 McFarlane, Catherine Anne Age at death-33Y [NZ BMD database website- death entry http://bdmhistoricalrecords.identityservices.govt.nz ] | Stewart, Catherine Anne (I12820)
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| 1440 | 1 - No Birth entry in NZ BMD index as at June 2009 2 - South African 'Boer' War » Embarkation Database joseph mcfarlane«b» «/b»Reg No: 7933 Unit: South Island Regiment - A Squadron Rank: private Contingent: Ninth Ship: Kent 12 March 1902 Occupation: fireman new zealand railways County/City: dunedin suburb Address: clark street caversham Next of Kin: mcfarlane mr andrew Next of Kin Address: main road caversham dunedin Relationship to Soldier: father [ http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/soldier/joseph-mcfarlane ] | McFarlane, Joseph (I12784)
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| 1441 | 1 - No IGI search result for Robert s/o Thomas b.+/-2yrs of 1802, as at 21 Jul 2011. 2 - Robert McFarlane (wife Elizabeth Beard) is my 3rd great grandfather. Robert and Elizabeth were married in 1826 in Ireland. I have the name of his father, Thomas McFarlane, and his mother Esther (nee Graham) and I am assuming they lived in Done gal as that is here their son Thomas was born in 1832. They all must emigrated to Australia sometime between 1826 and 1845 when Elizabeth died here in Australia. It would be interesting to find who went off to US from Ireland and when. [E-mail from John McFarland to MHH cc'd to me rec: 30 Sept 2012] 3 - Our family emigrated from Donegal Ireland to Australia in 1837. Robert McFarlane 1802-1884 his wife Elizabeth Beard with three children Thomas MacFarlane McFarland 1832-1885, Margaret Ann McFarlane 1833-1892, James MacFarlane 1836-?. On Robert MacFarlane death certificate his parents are listed as Thomas MacFarlane and Ester Elizabeth Graham. [E-mail from Chris Davies to Mary Helen cc'd from Terrance rec: 7 Apr 2014] FSID LTL4-WNK (Research):http://www.geni.com/people/Robert-McFarlane/6000000008064341349?through=6000000008064346255 | McFarlan, Robert (I14988)
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| 1442 | 1 - Not present with family at 1861 census where his wife is shown as head of household so William must have died or left before 7 Apr 1861. 2 - William Mcfarlane was born Feb. 9, 1823, bapt. Feb. 13, 1823 in Cortachy and Clova, Angus, Scotland to father William [SB James-Ed.] Mcfarlane and mother Mary Malcom. a James Mcfarlane is in the household [brother to William-Ed.]. In 1841 William Mcfarlan, age 15, born Cortachy and Clova, in Angus is working as an Agricultural Laborer with the Alexander Ogilvy family. In 1851 Wm Mcfarlane, age 28, born Cortachy, Forfar is a shepherd living in civil parish Rescobie, Co. Angus, living with the Charles Cable family. On October 12, 1851, in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Jane Fraser married William MacFarlane. In 1861 William Mcfarlen, 36, shepherd, born Cortachy, Forfarshire is living with James Clark 29 and David Lindsay 15 all as boarders, living in Cortachy & Clova, Angus. In 1861 Jane F. Macfarlane, 34, born Logierait, Perthshire is working as a yarn winder, living with James 8, William 4, Mary 13, all born Forfar. So, it seems that they are not living together in 1861 for some unknown, maybe economic reasons, or they divorced. In 1871 census William Mcfarlane 14 and James Mcfarlane 18, both born in Forfar are not living with mother or father, but as boarders. Haven't found Jean Fraser McFarlane yet, nor father William. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec: 30 Nov 2015] FSID M1X9-JKQ (Research):Name William Mcfarlane Gender Male Christening Date 13 Feb 1823 Christening Place CORTACHY AND CLOVA,ANGUS,SCOTLAND Birth Date 09 Feb 1823 Father's Name James Mcfarlane Mother's Name Mary Malcom "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XYNL-95P : accessed 27 January 2016), William Mcfarlane, 09 Feb 1823; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 993,416. | MacFarlane, William WiM09 (I14147)
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| 1443 | 1 - Olive Ruby Harbison was the daughter of John J. Harbison and Anna Margaret "Annie" McFarland. She married Russell Edward Heiermann, son of Wilbur Heiermann and Edna L. Spaeth, on August 16, 1947, Buffalo, Erie County, New York. The couple had three children, two daughters and one son, all of whom are living. [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=166000656] 2 - OLIVE R. HEIERMANN OCT. 15, 1919 -- JULY 10, 2005 Olive R. Heiermann, a Town of Tonawanda resident, died of natural causes Sunday in Millard Fillmore Hospital five days after her husband of 58 years, Russell, died. She was 85. Born Olive Harbison in Buffalo, she graduated from Bennett High School. She worked at Trico Products Corp. during World War II and later worked part time in the gift shop of Buffalo's Cape Cod Furniture Store. Mrs. Heiermann volunteered at her church, Kenmore Presbyterian, and at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Home. She was a member of the Home Bureau Association and taught Sunday school at Walden Presbyterian Church on Bailey Avenue. She enjoyed bowling. Survivors include two daughters, [living] of Buffalo and [living] of the Town of Tonawanda; a son, [living] of Depew; a brother, George Harbison of Amherst; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Lombardo Funeral Home, 885 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst. Burial will be in Acacia Park Cemetry, Pendleton [sic-North Tonawanda]. (BUFFALO NEWS; Buffalo, Erie County, New York; Tuesday, July 12, 2005; Section: Local; Page B5:) [https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=166000656] FSID LTWS-BK7 | Harbison, Olive Ruby (I21473)
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| 1444 | 1 - Parents Alexander Johnston b.1746 Grishipoll, Coll, Argyll, Scotland - d.1779 • Ballyhough, Scotland Effy Campbell b. bef 1756– 2 - Name: Christina Johnstone Death Date: 1816 Cemetery: Tarbert Parish Churchyard Burial or Cremation Place: Tarbert, Argyll and Bute, Scotland URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/171616468/christina-johnstone | Johnstone, Christian (or Christina) "Chirsty" (I12306)
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| 1445 | 1 - Parlan Macfarlane (son of Donald), had six sons and four daughters. The eldest, Donald, died in Australia. James and Thomas had the homestead, Alex, has been for many years in La Porte,Ind., and Parian in Chicago; Peter died in Chicago, and Jo hn. [History of Clan MacFarlane - Mrs C. M. Little] 2 - Parlin and Mary had 12 children in Canada. [The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html] (Research):Name Parlan Macfarlan Gender Male Christening Date 25 Jun 1795 Christening Place PORT OF MONTEITH,PERTH,SCOTLAND Father's Name Donald Macfarlan Mother's Name Mary Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11388-4 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 1040201 | Macfarlane, Parlan (I16705)
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| 1446 | 1 - Peter inherited the family building business which his sons continued and according to his son Will, Peter purchased Loch Sloy Cottage from his uncle Jake and is seen standing in front of the cottage in the picture that accompanies this entry. Towards the end of his life he was often to be found kilted and posing, with Ben Ledi in the background, for the benefit of amateur photographers. The following obituary was contributed to the local paper (The Callander Advertiser) and pulished on May 24th 1963. It was probably written by his brother Archie, local Callander and Macfarlane historian. 'In loving memory of Peter Macfarlane, died 20th May 1963 aged 63 years. This epitah, simplicity in itself, will no doubt be read by future generations of the Macfarlane Clan, not only by those in Callander, but by clansmen and women over a very much wider area. But perhaps they will never know that behind these words lies a remarkable story of one of Callanders most colourful characters, a man whose dynamic personality could have elevated him to a much higher rank in life had he chosen it that way. But strangely enough he was content to play the role of the rustic, the unconventional, bordering almost on eccentricity. Peter Macfarlane was no ordinary man. No high honours in education ever came his way, and his closet association with that noble seat of learning, the McLaren High School, was by virtue of the fact that he spent a lifetime only a stone throw from its portals. But in another sphere he gained not only an honour of the highest degree and was acclaimed a local hero, though for many years he was an almost forgotten hero. Amoungst his many treasured possessions was a silver watch presented to him for saving a boys life in the River Teith on 9th July 1919, and with it went the parchment scroll presented by the Royal Humane Society. "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lays down his life for a friend". This may well have been the epitah to Peter Macfarlane on that summer day forty-four years ago; but he was spared to save the lives of nine others. Not long ago a man whose life Peter saved when he was a youth had the good fortune to win £70,000 in the football pools. One might ask did he reward the hero in any way? Oddly enough the answer is no. It seems (whole section indesipherable) tions. Nature in all her moods held for him a strong fascination, and he was never happier than when roaming the hills and rivers. His poaching days, he confided to his friends, were the happiest days of his life. The art of poaching had probably been inhertited from his ancestors, the "Wild Macfarlanes," who were conspicuous too in the days of clan warfare. In the archaeological field he could well have become something of an expert; for he was instrumental in helping to establish , beyound doubt that the Romans were encamped at Bochastle. His 'finds' of pottery, bronze, and coins were often a topic for conversation when he and his cronies would meet. Peter loved to live in the past. He had known too the horrors of war, for like the fearless youth he was, he ran from home to become a soldier, giving a false age. He was on the front line before his eighteenth birthday. Peter was an ardent lover of the works of the poet Robert W. Service, and his renderingsof 'Dangerous Dan McGrew' made one feel he could well be sitting in the famous 'Malamute Saloon.' Despite his ruggedness on the surface, Peter was kind and generous man and many of the wandering bodies of the highways were the better for having known him. He knew full well the taste of the 'water of life', and he knew too that 'John Barleycorn' was a fickle friend. His family records he could trace back to the late 1770's, and his slaters and plasterer's business founded by his great-grandfather. Tragedy entered the happy life of Peter Macfarlane in January of this year, when his wife passed on, and he never overcame his grief in the loss of his life companion. It is sad indeed that the time has come when his upright kilted figure will no longer be seen in Bridgend, and his daring deeds and exploits (and they were many) will now remain only memories. 2 - Used to compete at the Callander Highland Games at the tossing the Caber event. He wore a kilt constantly and his only pair of trousers was used for work. 3 - After sending you my last e-mail, my older sister (53) called and I asked her if she remembered Peter McFarlane in his kilt and she said he was a very good friend of our grandfather and she used to have to spend a lot of time round at their house on her best behaviour taking tea in the parlour! She also went for walks with him and our grandfather - both with their walking sticks! She said some of his children went to school with her and my other siblings (there are ten of us - I am the youngest) and suggested I speak to my brother Norman who lives in Callander still - he is 65 and will remember more. He and a couple of my other brothers had to live at Teithside in Bridgend with my grandparents for years as our 3 bed house wasnt big enough to accommodate us all! [ e-mail from Val Roberts 14 Jan 2007 ] 4 - Callendar Perthshire, Scotland P.MacFarlane & Sons, Building contractors Peter inherited business started by Grandfather, another Peter. Saved ten people from drowning. - His bravery recognized by The Royal Humane Society. Keen archeologist. - His archelogy finds helped establish that the Romans did have a camp at Callendar. [Ancestry.com Vicky's Family Tree Owner: Vicky215] 5 - Pate The Homer. That's him he used to keep pigeons hence the name Pate the Homer. Homing Pigeons. [Post by Alex Walker on Facebook page Callander Before & After https://www.facebook.com/groups/1800065823548723/] | Macfarlane, Peter 'Pate' (I12406)
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| 1447 | 1 - Peter Macfarlane had thirteen children,two sons and eleven daughters. James E. Macfarlane in California, and Peter Macfarlane of Huntingdon. [History of Clan MacFarlane - Mrs C M Little] 2 - Peter and Isabella had 15 children. [The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html] | Macfarlane, Peter (I16703)
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| 1448 | 1 - PRIVATE CHARLES MCFARLANE SERVICE NO. 69711 CANADIAN INFANTRY DIED ON 28 MARCH 1916 AGE 21 LA LAITERIE MILITARY CEMETERY, WEST-VLAANDEREN BELGIUM Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas McFarlane, of 99, Elm Avenue, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. [http://www.everymanremembered.toastedstage.com/profiles/soldier/95222/] 2 - 69711 Private CHARLES McFARLANE "D" Coy. 26th Bn. Canadian Infantry 3 - Charles Mcfarlane Service # 69711 Rank Private Force Army Regiment Canadian Infantry (New Brunswick Regiment) Death Date March 28, 1916 Cemetary La Laiterie Military Cemetery (Research):http://www.everymanremembered.toastedstage.com/profiles/soldier/95222/ | McFarlane, Charles (I560)
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| 1449 | 1 - Registration# Family Name Given Name Mother's Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) 1890/1665 McFarlane Janet Christina Isabella John Clark [Birth entry - NZ BMD index] 2 - Janet lived in Huntly, New Zealand until her oldest sister Mary married, when she and the other young girls moved in with their sister Mary Gould nee McFarlane and brother in law Harry Gould. Mary and Harry were my grandparents. Janet (Auntie Jen) was my mother's aunt and as a child I spent many holidays with her in her little "shack" in Laingholm, Auckland. Janet did not marry. She was a career dental nurse who worked for many years at an Auckland school dental clinic. She once wrote and illustrated a little book of poems for children entitled Jabs at Giant Decay under the pen name of Javelin. Janet McFarlane was one of the first intake of dental nurses to train in NZ in 1921. I think she spent most of her working life at either New Lynn or Grey Lynn School Dental Clinic in Auckland. After her retirement in 1950 she spent her time writi ng letters and poems, playing the piano and painting beautiful pictures. She once had some paintings hung in an exhibition at the Auckland Art Gallery. She was rather different!! She had her chooks, all named, walking in and out of her little house out at Laingholm. She also had numerous cats -- but then so did my grandmother Mary!! Janet and her older sister Christabel bought an acre of land at Laingholm. Janet had a little two roomed house built on one quarter, she sold another quarter to Basil Bain, a nephew-in-law, and Christabel built a house on the top section when sh e came back to New Zealand in 1957. Unfortunately she didn't get things moving for quite a while and had bought a house in Titirangi to live in until it was finished and she died before it was. Christabel had a Keith Hay house put onto the fourth quarter for Janet to live in as her own, by that time, was in a rather disgusting state. It was a nice little house, all furnished with a fridge and a proper toilet and bathroom -- things that h er little "shack" didn't have but was she happy? Oh no!! She loved her little shack and simply stayed put in it, but she did use the fridge to keep the cat's meat in!! Our dear old auntie Jen finally had to be moved from her little shack as it was in very poor repair -- all her lovely paintings and her beloved piano were ruined. She died in Tokanui, a home for the insane, on 23-May-1969 aged 79 Years. She is bur ied in the Hamilton Park Cemetery. I have often wondered whether her insanity could have been caused by the indiscriminate use of mercury in those days. [E-mail from Molly Bowditch rec: 5 & 6 Oct 2015] (Research):Molly Bowditch mollybow@xtra.co.nz via kansas.shnw.net Sep 27 2015 Proposed Change: Janet McFarlane [MacFarlane] (I76057) Tree: Clan current Janet McFarlane, daughter of John Clark McFarlane and Christina Isabella Kerr, was born in New Zealand on 13 January 1890. This can be checked by putting her name and birth date in the New Zealand Births Deaths and Marriages online at:- www.bdmhis toricalrecords.dia.govt.nz | McFarlane, Janet (I10816)
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| 1450 | 1 - Robert was my gg grandfather, his youngest son was Edmund, my g grandfather, [ E-mail from Aaron Gabrielse rec: 8 Sept 2009 ] 2 - Edmund is the correct name and spelling, I am sure Edward is the same person. Lloyd and Val were two of his children, there was also Pearl, Lyle (my grandfather) Maude and Joy. He was married to Mary Etta Taylor and she died in 1903. [ E-mail from Aaron Gabrielse rec: 17 Sept. 2009 ] 3 - Loyd's father Edmund moved from Parker Praire, MN. to Blackfoot, Idaho where he passed away Dec 20, 1935. [E-mail from debbie mcfarlane rec: 22 Nov 2012] | McFarlane, Edmund (I13029)
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