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| 1601 | From p. 94a of Lola McFarland Hill's book: FRANK C. CRAWFORD ~ Married to Florence McFarland, Oct. 4, 1898. He was a merchant in Ladonia, Texas. He lived for one year after their marriage. They had one Child, Frank who was born soon after his father's death and lived for one month. They are buried at Pecan Gap, Texas. | Crawford, Francis C. (I27028)
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| 1602 | From p. 96a of Lola McFarland Hill's book: WALTER PERRY JENNINGS - Married to Mary McFarland. He was born April 22, 1870, at Leesville, Missouri, the son of Thomas Jefferson and Elizabeth (Bradley) 'Jennings. 1895 - Ordained as a minister in the Christian Church, (Disciples of Christ) at Windsor Mo. by George L. Bush. 1899 - B.D. Ministerial education at College of the Bible, Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky. (Later called Translyvania University) 1901 Received his A.B. Degree from Transylvania University 1901-1903 Pastor at Hillsboro, Texas. Met his future wife at a Church Convention at Waco, Texas. 1902 - Nov. 6th married Mary McFarland, Ladonia, Texas. Always called her "Pet”. She called him "Walt." 1903-1909 - Pastorate at Taylor, Texas 1905 - Jan. 9th - Daughter Louise was born. He told her grandmother "confidentially" that she rea1ly was an except¬ionally fine baby. His name for her was "Weezie" 1908 - Daughter Grace was born at "grandmother's house" in Ladonia. He called her "Gracious"- which she truly was.5-24. 1909 -1915 Pastorate at Amarillo, Texas 1913- Oct.30, Daughter Jean Shelley was born. She was called "Shelleybee” by her Daddy and was much like him. 1915-1917 - Pastorate at McKinney, Texas 1918-1922 First regular pastor University Church, TCU. Ft. Worth 1918 till death. Member Board of Trustees for TCU 1920- till death, Member of State Mission Board 1922 - 1924 Pastorate, Texarkana, Texas 1924-1934 - Pastorate at Lubbook. Took the confession and baptized his three daughters. 1928 Pres. Rotary Club, Lubbock, Pres. Red Cross for 6 years 1934-1942 Pastor Plainview j President Salvation Board. 1934 - 1940 Serious Illness - resigned post - resignation not accepted - elected minister emeritus tor life. 194- 1944 Supply minister Beaumont, Mineral Wells, West Amarillo. Tulia, Floydada. Moved to Lubbock 1942. 1944 - April 14 - Died suddenly while at Q. and Broadway. Buried in Lubbook. | Jennings, Walter Perry (I27019)
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| 1603 | From Roots.web Union Civil War Veterans - WA State, Part 1 | Source (S1)
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| 1604 | From the biography of her husband: "Miss Mattie E., the daughter of Reuben McFarland, one of the earliest pioneers of St. Francois County, became his wife November 19, 1867. Mrs. Norwine was born in the latter county in 1847, and lost her mother when a mere infant....Mrs. Norwine is an esteemed member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church." p. 661 Goodspeed's Southwest Missouri | McFarland, Martha Ellen (I27573)
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| 1605 | From the Death Register entry for his son John, he was a Tailor (or sailor?) | MacFarlane, John JoM27 (I29552)
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| 1606 | From the Fortenberry Family Tree with Branches and Twigs, published 1964, complied by Mildred Childers, p. 29 and 30. Their daughter Ida wrote in a diary in 1943 where she was born, what happened to her parents and siblings. "Granpa Mabry and Ella (sister) died of spinal minigits. As my mother lay dying three months after her husband's death, she told Ida, her daughter, to take her babies to raise. She knew that Ida planned to marry will Fortenberry soon. After her death, Mother Mabry's brother, Charles Wilkerson took the children, and all their personal and household belongings and wouldn't let Ida have them. She and will soon married and when Cherles, her brother, was about 5 or 6 years old, they got him throught the court. Viola, the sister, was also taken to her Uncle Charliey's after the death of her mother and father. To get away from him soon, she married at an early age- a short time later. Ida's husband,m will Fortenberry went to Tupelo, Oklahoma to find work, when Charles was aobut eight years old. Will sent for Ida and his family but when Uncle Charley Wilkerson heard about it he became very angry and took away the young boy, Charles. As Uncle Charles came fro him, Charles took off throught the grass like a turkey to hide. He was taken away, a very unhappy child. When Will met the train, his heart was saddened because Charles had been taken away. The law searched for them but was unable to located them. A few years later they learned he was in Arizona." The narrative explains that the limestone gravemarkers were so worn they were not readable anymore. | Mabry, Thomas Lilly (I27706)
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| 1607 | From the History of Claiborne Parish, Louisiana http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3724/claiborne_parish.html It was about this time, too, that Mr. James Brinson of Ouachita parish, commenced his monthly preaching at John Murrell’s house. Assisted by Mr. Arthur McFarland, they soon established a church (Baptist of course) and kept up regular services for many years. These were the first Baptist preachers in the parish. To show how our section was improving, and what notoriety it was gaining, sometime in this year, 1822, Harrison & Hopkins of Natchitoches, sent up a small stock of goods in charge of a Frenchman by the name of Forshe, who opened up in a small cabin close to Murrells. But he went off on whiskey, and in a year or two lost his stock in trade and ran away. A quote from History of the Baptists of Louisiana, by William Edward Paxton: "In 1820 James Brinson, an ordained minister from Tennessee, settled not far from the present town of Vienna at a place called Upper Pine Hills which was then in Natchitoches Parish later Claiborne Parish, and now in Lincoln Parish. In the same company came his son-in-law, Arthur McFarland, who afterwards became a preacher, Christopher Koonce, James Whitson, and his brother-in-law A. F. Nelson and their wives. Most of these were Baptists, and in 1821 constituted the Pine Hills Church which joined the Louisiana Association in 1822. James Brinson and John Dapson extended their labors westward into the northern part of what was then Natchitoches Parish. Near the present town of Minden they found a few Baptists among whom were John Murrell and Hewitt Drew, the father of Governor Drew of Arkansas and of Judge H. Drew and Harrison A. Drew. Here they gathered a small church in 1823 called Black Lake from a bayou of that name near which it was located. Black Bayou heads near where the John Murrell home was built about seven miles west of Homer and it flows into what is now Black Lake near Campi." Athens was selected as the seat of justice in 1846. Charles L. Hay settled on the present Keener farm in 1825. Thomas Leatherman, the Butlers, Crows and others hitherto named, were identified with this section. In 1832 the first camp-ground was established close by. In 1846 the school building and a large area of ground were donated for parish seat purposes by John Wilson. The flowing spring was a consideration in adopting this site. Kiser kept a small general store, Saunders P. Day was tavern-keeper, Arthur McFarland filled the dual position of postmaster and Baptist preacher, John Kimball lived on the Frazier lands. Col. Lewis was also here and all the parish officers. A Methodist Church, known as Ashbrooks, was erected in 1830; in 1839 the Missionary Baptists held meetings in the schoolhouse; in 1851 the first Presbyterian society of the parish was organized near here at old Midway, but soon after moved to Athens. On November 7, 1849, the academy of school building, in which were the offices of the parish, was burned with all the valuable records and documents-the only things of value destroyed. In 1850 the grounds were reconveyed to Wilson, and he was also granted a sum of money in consideration for the burning of his school-house. The fire was considered at the time to be carried out by conspirators, who desired the destruction of part of the records, and to carry out their desire destroyed all. New Athens is east of the old town on the Louisville & Northwestern Railroad. 80 Arthur Meenes MC FARLAND. 21 March 1793. "Arthur McFarlin married Hallen Brinson, 7 Oct 1815. Sponsor John McFarlin." ("Wilson County, Tennessee Marriage Bonds," found in ANSEARCHIN NEWS, Periodical of Tennessee Genealogical Society 1977:42.) - (1830 Claiborne Parish, Louisiana census, page 242: Arthur McFarland). Birth: 21 MAR 1793 in Wilson County, Tennessee , Death: AUG 1878 in Athens, Claiborne Parish, Louisianna 81 Holland BRINSON. Hollen Brinson Hallen | McFarland, Arthur Menees (I23634)
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| 1608 | From the Histroy of Claiborne Parish, Louisiana http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3724/claiborne_parish.html In April, 1879, there was an Act of Incorporation of Athens School Association. The trustees for this organization were T. A. Aubry, J.F.Mooty, R. J. Bridges, W. F. Bridges, and H. A. McFarland(Records 5:219). Served in the Confederate Army 19th Louisiana Infantry, Company "D" at a rank of private. Film Number M378 roll 19. McFarland, Haywood Alford, Pvt. Co. D, 19th La. Inf. En. Dec. 11, 1861, Camp Moore, La. Present on Roll to Dec. 31, 1861. Roll May and June, 1862, Absent, sick, at Jackson. Rolls July, 1862, to April, 1865, Present. Roll of Prisoners of War, C. S. A., Paroled Meridian, Miss., May 13, 1865. Res. Bienville Par., La. HAYWOOD ALFORD McFARLAND, Pvt., Co. D, enlisted 11 Dec 1861 at Camp Moore, LA. Lives, Bienville Parish, LA. His age on the Jul/Aug 1862 muster roll card was 23. Willis Cemetery Montgomery County Texas From Conroe take Hwy 75 north to Willis-turn right at Stewart Road (Hwy 1097 East) go .04 miles. or in Willis turn right on East Powell ST--cross railroad tracks--go .04 miles and turn left 1 block after passing Easy St--at church turn left--cemetery is on the right. McFARLAND, H. A., 22 Jan 1832 – 25 Mar 1914, Footstone: Haywood A. McFarland, Louisiana Pvt. Co. D19, Reg. La Inf. Confederate States Army, 22 Jan 1833 – 25 Mar 1914, Sec. 1 | McFarland, Haywood Alfrod (I23652)
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| 1609 | From the notes on the cemetery listing (She was adopted out to a man named Higganbotham in Tazewell Co. and went by that name.) | Gage, Margaret (I27282)
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| 1610 | From this web-site: http://www.cyranos.ch/ourg-e.htm George 'Spanky' McFarland (1928 - 1993) - filmography Discovered at age three, George "Spanky" McFarland became a regular in the Our Gang film series during the 1930's and 1940's. Appearing in 95 film shorts during his eleven year tenure, "Spanky" played the role of the enterprising, take-charge kid. His mother is credited with giving him his memorable nickname of "Spanky" which originated from her repeated warnings of what he would get should he venture into trouble. At the end of January 1994, "Spanky" received a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, becoming the only Our Gang member to be awarded this honor. Summary of his filmworks: The Aurora Encounter (1986) Moon Runners (1974) I Escaped from the Gestapo (1943) Benjamin Franklin, Jr. (1943) Wedding Worries (1941) Bubbling Trouble (1940) Alfalfa's Aunt (1939) Men in Fright (1938) Mail and Female (1937) Arbor Day (1936) Mama's Little Pirates (1934) The Kid from Borneo (1933) Birthday Blues (1932) Spanky (1932) From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Gang New (Hal) Roach discovery George "Spanky" McFarland joined the gang late in 1931 at the age of three and, excepting a brief hiatus during the summer of 1938, remained an Our Gang actor for the next eleven years. At first appearing as the tag-along toddler of the group, and later finding an accomplice in Scotty Beckett in 1934, Spanky quickly became Our Gang's biggest child star. He won parts in a number of outside features, appeared in many of the now-numerous Our Gang product endorsements and spin-off merchandise items, and popularized the expressions "Okey-dokey!" and "Okey-doke!"[11] | McFarland, George Robert Phillips (I26459)
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| 1611 | From: humphreysnooze@hotmail.co.uk To: clanman@orcon.net.nz Subject: Macfarlane family tree - Jane Lithgow Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2013 13:55:14 +0000 <!-- .ExternalClass .ecxhmmessage P { padding:0px; } .ExternalClass body.ecxhmmessage { font-size:12pt; font-family:Calibri; } --> Hi, I don't know if this is any use for you, but your site has been a great help to me in compiling my own family tree, I have information about this person Jane Lithgow person idI76005 she is the mother of Alexander Reid (also in your database - goes on to marry a Jane Macfarlane from bridge end callander). Took me ages to find his birth certificate as it turns out he was illegitimate - registered as Alexander Lithgow at birth. His marriage certificate lists his mother as jane Reid ms lithgow (deceased) - which also turns out to be only partially true. Alexander drowns at Ayr harbour trying to rescue a child . The death is reported by a Samuel Hamilton who is described as a cousin - he names alexander's parents as Alexander Reid, gardener (deceased) and Jane Mathieson, formerly Reid m.s. Lithgow (note there is no mention of deceased). I had been unable to find lithgow and reid together in the census, because alexander's name had been abbreviated and I'd been doing the wrong types of searches, so I looked for samuel hamilton and made the assumption that his father had married a lithgow. Sure enough I was able to find a robert hamilton and a janet Lithgow being married ( her parents being given as samuel lithgow and Jane Frame) -I thought the samuel was a good sign and I looked them up in the census, finding them as a family in 1881. I didn't check samuel's birth certificate as scotland's people were bleeding me dry by this point. Then I discovered an Alexr Reid 2 years old staying in a lithgow household in hamilton - his mother moves away after the first census, but he remains and is brought up by his granny Jane Lithgow, who in the last census, reverts to being Jane frame after the presumed death of her husband samuel. The upshot of all this is Jane Lithgow's Parents are Samuel Lithgow and Jane Frame (abt 1807)- I've located the church records for their marriage 20th march 1826 in glasgow city, but I will have to order them. Jane Lithgow's brother Samuel turns out to be the father of Alexander Frame Lithgow - a famous composer of marching band music, especially a tune called "invercargill" which is still played by the us marine band. Alexander's family all emigrated to new zealand in 1876 I think. My part of the family descends from malcolm macfarlane's son Alexander (1828-1881). His Grandson Alexander idI36067 married Rose Cavanagh in 1906 and their daughter Janet was my grandmother anyway I've included some documents to back things up. Hope this is useful, bit of an addiction though isn't it. Have a good christmas and thankyou for going to the trouble of setting up this webpage. btw it was great to see a photo of Peter Macfarlane, putting a face to the name, we only have a few photos as their was a fire at the bungalow that Alexander and Rose lived in and a lot was destroyed. Mark [E-mail from mark lough <humphreysnooze@hotmail.co.uk> rec: 24 Dec 2013] | Lough, Mark (I9375)
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| 1612 | From: reggiedot7@gmail.com To: Mhhaines@aol.com Sent: 5/24/2017 Subj: Fwd: Genealogy Winfield Scott (1899-1962) b in Orange, TX, passed away in Sulphur, LA Married to Helen Rebecca Hardeman of Nacogdoches, TX in 1926. Passed away in Bossier City, LA (1996) . Dorothy Ann b 1/5/31 in Orange. Winfield accepted job as Supt. of Burton's Tank Farm in Sulphur 1934. Dorothy Ann married Lt. Reginald W. Adams, Jr. in 1954. Began 24 yr career in USAF.(dec. July 2000 in B.C.} Four children: Judith Gayle Walter Scott Melinda Ann Reginald Winfield Dorothy In a message dated 5/24/2017 4:10:20 P.M. Central Daylight Time, reggiedot7@gmail.com writes: Hi Mary Helen, My son, Scott Adams, forwarded your message to me, and those names you shared are not our lineage. My Father was Winfield Scott, of Orange, Texas, and son of C. W. MacFarlane, also of Orange, and the father of 14 children! One of my cousins, Larry Bryant, is deep into genealogy and so will get in touch with him and "y'all" can correspond! Loyally, Dorothy Ann McFarlane Adams 2306 Wesley Circle Bossier City, LA 71111 318-742-4063 | Mc Farlane, Dorothy Ann (I16508)
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| 1613 | FSID 27TP-7PY | Mills, Doris Irene (I14886)
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| 1614 | FSID 2JS6-Z6D (Research):Need confirmation on the ancestry of my ggg grandfather, James McFarlane b 18 Mar 1786 in Arrochar, Dunbartonshire, Scot.; m 21 Mar 1815 Agnes Bryson in Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Is he the son of George, b abt 1754, and Katherine b abt 1758 in Ardlish? Is George the son of Parlan, bpt 13 Apr 1735 in Luss, Dunbartonshire, and Katherine Blair? «i»Richard «/i»S. «i»McFarlane, «/i»1982 «i»North Mammoth Circle, Orange, CA 92867 «/i»It is suggested by another descendant that this is not the James that married Agnes Bryson. -Ed. | McFarlane, James (I17230)
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| 1615 | FSID 2M5P-3HT | McFarland, James (I16979)
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| 1616 | FSID 2M5P-3NC | Glendinning, Nancy (I16981)
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| 1617 | FSID 2WM7-B55 | McFarland, Nancy (I16855)
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| 1618 | FSID 2WM7-PGF | McFarland, John (I16848)
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| 1619 | FSID 2WM7-R9Z | McFarland, Charles (I11731)
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| 1620 | FSID 2WM7-YQ4 | McFarland, Robert (I16852)
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| 1621 | FSID 2WMW-9J3 | McFarland, Susan (I11736)
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| 1622 | FSID 4NB9-8SS | MacArthur, Isabella (I17526)
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| 1623 | FSID 94RR-WXN | Nicholson, James Francis (I15841)
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| 1624 | FSID 94SY-SNF | McFarland, William (I1105)
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| 1625 | FSID 9735-M2K | Watson, Ann (I16026)
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| 1626 | FSID 97MK-6NB (Research):http://www.myheritage.com/site-217002911/wendy-laing-family | Leishman, Margaret (I16051)
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| 1627 | FSID 97RD-CNB | McFarlane, Jean (I11263)
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| 1628 | FSID 991D-4C8 | Neilson, William (I16010)
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| 1629 | FSID 99J3-TCX | McFarlin, Sarah Catherine (I11293)
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| 1630 | FSID 99NJ-Z83 | McFarlan, Janet (I12064)
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| 1631 | FSID 99Y8-45P | Johnston, Catherine (I16003)
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| 1632 | FSID 9DGT-KMW | McFarlane, Joseph (I1097)
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| 1633 | FSID 9JQ6-5FY | McFarland, Lydia (I15783)
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| 1634 | FSID 9JQ6-5N7 | McFarland, Elizabeth (I15779)
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| 1635 | FSID 9JQ6-G9Z | McFarland, Rachel (I15785)
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| 1636 | FSID 9JSB-TMQ | MacFarlane, John (I19340)
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| 1637 | FSID 9M81-XV8 (Research):Name: Peter Mcfarlane Gender: Male Birth Date: 31 Jul 1859 Birthplace: DAILLY,AYR,SCOTLAND Father's Name: John Mcfarlane Mother's Name: Mary Mcfarlane Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11585-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516 , | McFarlane, Peter (I11991)
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| 1638 | FSID 9M8B-8QB (Research):Name: John Macfarlane Gender: Male Birth Date: 02 Feb 1855 Birthplace: DAILLY,AYR,SCOTLAND Father's Name: John Macfarlane Mother's Name: Mary Macfarlane | McFarlane, John (I11981)
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| 1639 | FSID 9MDM-FX1 (Research):Name: Bridget Mcfarlane Gender: Female Birth Date: 08 Sep 1861 Birthplace: DAILLY,AYR,SCOTLAND Father's Name: John Mcfarlane Mother's Name: Mary Mcfarlane Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11585-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516 , | McFarlane, Bridget (I12005)
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| 1640 | FSID 9S8V-FRL (Research):name: John Mcfarlane gender: Male baptism/christening place: CUPAR, FIFE, SCOTLAND birth date: 29 Oct 1810 birthplace: , Cupar, Fife, Scotland father's name: John Mcfarlane mother's name: Margaret Leishman indexing project (batch) number: C11420-6 system origin: Scotland-VR source film number: 1040101 | McFarlane, John (I15934)
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| 1641 | FSID 9S8V-ZLQ (Research):name: Janet Mcfarlane gender: Female baptism/christening place: CUPAR, FIFE, SCOTLAND birth date: 27 Jul 1820 birthplace: , Cupar, Fife, Scotland father's name: John Mcfarlane mother's name: Margaret Leishman indexing project (batch) number: C11420-7 system origin: Scotland-VR source film number: 104010 LDS extraction for some reason has different dates with same parents name: Janet Mcfarlane gender: Female baptism/christening date: 14 Sep 1820 baptism/christening place: CUPAR, FIFE, SCOTLAND birth date: 03 Aug 1820 father's name: John Mcfarlane mother's name: Margaret Leishman indexing project (batch) number: C11420-7 system origin: Scotland-VR source film number: 1040101 and yet another LDS extraction name: Janet Mcfarlane gender: Female birth date: 27 Jul 1820 birthplace: , CUPAR, FIFE, SCOTLAND father's name: John Mcfarlane mother's name: Margaret Leishman indexing project (batch) number: C11420-7 system origin: Scotland-ODM source film number: 1040101 and again name: Janet Mcfarlane gender: Female baptism/christening date: 14 Sep 1820 baptism/christening place: , CUPAR, FIFE, SCOTLAND father's name: John Mcfarlane mother's name: Margaret Leishman indexing project (batch) number: C11420-7 system origin: Scotland-ODM source film number: 1040101 | McFarlane, Janet "Jessie" (I15941)
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| 1642 | FSID 9SPS-2TN | Vye, Hannah (I22301)
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| 1643 | FSID 9SPS-K6G | McFarlan, Clementina (I1080)
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| 1644 | FSID 9SPS-K8G | MacFarlane, James Kerr (I1077)
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| 1645 | FSID 9SPS-KF4 | McFarlan, Alexander (I22282)
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| 1646 | FSID 9SPS-KKZ | MacFarlane, Mary (I22507)
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| 1647 | FSID 9SPS-KVG | McFarlan, Robert (I1067)
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| 1648 | FSID 9SPS-KX7 | McFarlan, Mary (I1070)
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| 1649 | FSID 9V23-JRM | McFarland, Jas. Harvey (I11290)
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| 1650 | FSID 9V27-DP1 | McFarland, Gibson (I11287)
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