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| 201 | From an e-mail from Mary B. Kegley, Sept. 2014 regarding Nancy and James: "From a published source, page 104, of Archives of the Pioneers of Tazewell Co. by Netti Shriner Yantis, she published Order book 1, and on page 357 records this: March 27, 1810, Ordered that the overseers of the Poor bind James and Nancy McFarlin, children of Rhoda McFarlin, now Rhoda Robnit [usually Robinett] to William Smith (WR) as the law directs. On page 5 there was another interesting item (page 20 of the court order book), January 6, 1801, Ordered that overseers of the Poor bind Rhoda McFarland infant of William McFarland to John Peery, Gent. [Peerys were a very prominent family of Tazewell County]. There may be other references. " | McFarlane, Nancy (I26265)
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| 202 | From Index to a Century of Wayne County KY by Johnson p. 32 "Abington Simpson was appointed Guardian of the five children of William Acre Jr., to with: Sally, William Riley, John, Denton and Gree Acre, also Martha McFarland and Madison McFarland, children of Candis McFarland deceased daughter of William Acre Jr, Infants under the age of 21 years. His other two childrn were Candes who married Mr. McFarland after her father died and she died by July 1829; and Ephraim Acre who was of age by July 1829." From Wayne County, Kentucky Deed Book 1 p. 20-1845 May 1-Recorded 9 Sep 1845 page 76-78 Indenture: Patsy McFarland & Madison McFarland, infant children of William McFarland by William Simpson, Commissioner of Wayne Circuit Court to John Triplett of Russell Co, Kentucky...By virtue of a Decree of Court at April Term 1845 in petition in chancery of McFarland vs Triplett for sale of real estate & for $36 to said William McFarland, Guardian for said infants..do sell the undivided interest of Patsy & Madison to 78 acres by Survey dated 1 Sep 1807 & by Patent to William Acre on 30 Sept 1813 on both sides of Otter Creek...Beg. on E. side on a creek...to stake on top of clift.../s/ Patsy McFarland, Madison McFarland by Wm. Simpson, Comr. | Acre, Candace (I24463)
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| 203 | From Maggie Cox: She was very beautiful. And think of it- no makeup or hair spray. Do you know that she married another man before John? The first husband wouldn't agree to take my father and his siblings after their mother died, so Verne divorced him, moved back to Ladonia and married John McFarland. John (Grandaddy Mc) told me that he had loved Verne since they were little kids. From the newspaper: Mrs. J A McFarland Dies at Ladonia Mrs. J A McFarland, a former resident of Greenville, died suddenly at 8:30 o'clock Thursday night at her home in Ladonia. Mrs. McFarland was a resident of Greenville some six years. She left Greenville and about 1941 and moved to Dallas, then she and Mr. McFarland located in Ladonia. She was the former Verne Cox and was a native of Ladonia. No other details concerning her life were available due to the lateness of the hour when Greenville friends were notified. Survivors include her husband; one son, John a McFarland, Junior, who was a football star at Greenville high school in 1940; and two nephews and a niece and she reared, Dr. E.R. Cox and A.B. Cox of Dallas and Mrs. Elmo Westin of Marathon Texas Funeral arrangements are pending. | Cox, Laura Willie Verne (I26128)
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| 204 | From notes left by Primrose, that also indicated she married an Alexander Proctor and had 8 children. From the Timaru Herald, 1871: January 22, at the residence of Mr S.W. Goldsmith, Waimate, by the Rev. Rainsford Bavin, Isabella, sixth daughter of Mr John Macfarlane, Stranorlar, County Donegal, Ireland, to Alexander Proctor, Postmaster, Waimate Isabella Macfarlane married Alexander Proctor in 1871 (NZ Marriage 1871/722) A Gertrude Mary Proctor was born in Hobart 29 Sep 1877 to Alexander Proctor and Isabella Macfarlane (International Genealogical Index / SP/Batch C310446). Isabella MACFARLANE married Alexander PROCTOR, son of Farquharson PROCTOR and Margaret Davidson MAITLAND, on 22 Jan 1871 in Waimate,South Canterbury,New Zealand. (Alexander PROCTOR was born on 4 Apr 1850 in St. Nicholas,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,Scotland.) Alexander's occupation was Watchmaker Christchurch City Council Cemeteries Database: Surname: PROCTOR First name(s): ISABELLA Date of death: Thursday, 30 August 1934 Age: 90 (so born about 1844) Cemetery: Sydenham Cemetery Date of burial: Saturday, 1 September 19 Block number: 42A Plot number: 72 Address: 27 WADE AVENUE Occupation: WIDOW Place of birth: ENGLAND Years in New Zealand: 70 (see also notes on Alexander Proctor) | MacFarlane, Isabella (I28653)
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| 205 | From Roots.web Union Civil War Veterans - WA State, Part 1 | Source (S1)
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| 206 | From the Death Register entry for his son John, he was a Tailor (or sailor?) | MacFarlane, John JoM27 (I28618)
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| 207 | From the family Bible and verified: | MacFarland, William (I9432)
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| 208 | From the Memoirs of Viola Jane McEwen, 1996. Julia Ada "entered the Sisters of Lorreto about the year 1895 and was known as Sister Mary Urban." | McFarland, Julia Ada (I7508)
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| 209 | Full name now New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island) 1820-1957 | Source (S125)
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| 210 | Green County Kentucky: 1796: Alexander McFarland: Bondsman on marriage of Ann McFarlin to Robert Young So, did Alexander be the bondsman to Ann marrying Robert Young, the son of Ezkekial Young of Montgomery Co VA? Makes sense to me. | McFarland, Anne (I5344)
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| 211 | He died during the Civil War at the Battle for Atlanta. Information came from the McFarland history of Joe Osborn in 1955. | McFarland, Samuel Arthur (I8008)
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| 212 | He resided on Eilean-a-vow before taking up the farm at Glen of Luss on the Colquhoun estate. [from 'The barons of Arrochar and their cadets' a manuscript by Chevalier Terrance Gach MacFarlane Chapt 5 - 20a] | Macfarlane, Walter in Glen Luss (I13411)
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| 213 | He served as guardian to his nephew, Duncan, and resided in Tippermuir Parish, Perthshire, Scotland before he went to Jamaica with Samuel MacFarlane the brother of his elder brother Walter's wife Agnes. [from 'The barons of Arrochar and their cadets' a manuscript by Chevalier Terrance Gach MacFarlane Chapt. 5 - 20b] | Macfarlane, John (I9409)
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| 214 | Her name reads variously Alzora in 1870, Elyisa in 1860. | McFarland, Elzena H (I7247)
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| 215 | His birth cannot be in Kentucky since the family was in Arkansas by this time. Need to follow this up. | McFarland, Alexander James (I25923)
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| 216 | His death is listed in the 1860 mortality lists as occurring in February, age 13. | McFarland, Robert Nelson (I7549)
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| 217 | http://census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1831/Londonderry/Loughinshollen/Tamlaght/Ballygounybeg/28/ | Source (S268)
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| 218 | I am not sure about this. He seems to be mixed up with George Washington McFarland, also born in 1809, son of James Ray McFarland, therefore his cousin. | McFarland, George W. (I8110)
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| 219 | I don't believe that the John Hall married to Margaret Crawford is the son of the Thomas Hall who died in 1804 in Iredell NC. All of John's children who lived to 1880 state their father was born in VA. | Hall, John Hugh (I26173)
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| 220 | I don't know why William P. McFarland said his mother was Annie Allen and he was born in Mercer Co. MO, unless there are two Perry McFarlands and they have gotten mixed together. I am separating this William P. born in 1859 from the William born in 1861 in Morgan Co. MO. son of Perry and Sarah Green, married in 1860 in Morgan Co. In the 1870 census in Morgan Co. MO, there is Perry McFarland, 25 and Sarah 20, and William 9 and Andrew J 7. William would have been born in 1861 is seems, not 1859. | McFarland, William P. (I23876)
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| 221 | I don't think there is a John McFarland, but I haven't eliminated him yet. I think he is the same as John Wesley McFarland. | McFarland, John (I7115)
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| 222 | I have notes that Ann Hughes died Dec. 29, 1869 in City Hospital St. Louis MO. | McFarland, Anna (I26602)
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| 223 | Ian was born at Durban, South Africa 28 December 1912. The family returned to NZ when he was very young and he grew up in Wellington. 2529 Sapper I T Macfarlane, NZ Engineers. 2NZEF troop lists give his next of kin as Mrs H Macfarlane (mother), 27 Fairview Crescent, Kelburn, Wellington. He was one of the first to enlist in WW2 and sailed from NZ with the First Echelon in January 1940. He fought in Greece, Crete, Western Desert, Tunisia and Egypt. He was evacuated from Crete on the last ship to leave. Wounded 21 Jan 1943. He was a prisoner of war (held by the Italians) for about 6 weeks and was one of 349 NZ soldiers who returned to NZ in June 1943 on furlough. Many (including Ian) refused to go back to the war. He is quoted in the Official War History of the NZ Engineers (p289-290) and later wrote of his war experiences in a private manuscript "Diary of a Despatch Rider", typed (and later retyped as a Word document by his son Peter) but never published Became an orchardist in Nelson area (Malling Road, Redwoods Valley) 1951 to 1968 then semi-retired to live in Richmond (owning Dorset House) for health reasons. Died 20 April 1986 as the result of an accident (fell from ladder). Will filed at Nelson 9 May 1986 (No. 122/86) His ashes are buried in the Returned Services area of the Marsden Valley Cemetery, Stoke, Nelson, NZ (Block RSA, Plot 149). | MacFarlane, Ian Trenwith (I28645)
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| 224 | In 1800 a William Cane is living in Morgan, Buncombe Co., the same area as the McFarlands. In 1810 in Haywood, a Robert Cain and a William Cain are present, both with wives between 16 and 25. In 1820, they are gone. Need to look for them in Missouri. In 1800 a William Cane is living in Morgan, Buncombe Co., the same area as the McFarlands. In 1810 in Haywood, a Robert Cain and a William Cain are present. | Cain (I25504)
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| 225 | In 1850 census, R.J. Kidwell was living in the household of Mary Ann McFarland. He was a saddler. | McFarland, Emeline (I24920)
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| 226 | In 1850 census, she is living in Williams township in Benton Co. fam. 438 with daughters Mary and Margaret and Eliza Bradford, 21 married to J.T. Bradford, physician and their child Margaret 6 months old. Fam. 435 is son John McFarland, and fam. 436 is son Benjamin McFarland. Interestingly, fam. 452 in same Williams township, is James McFarland, 28, born MO, wife Lutitia J. 22 MO and Thomas J. 1 and SE 2 months female. James is the son of Alexander McFarland. | McFarland, Margaret (I25239)
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| 227 | In 1850 is living with his mother Nancy and sister Rebecca and brother William in Barry Co. MO In 1860 he is married to Elizabeth E., living in Sugar Creek, Cass Co. MO. Living with them is Osa Hadameo, 17, from New Mexico, working as a laborer. Sugar Creek township, Cass Co. MO P.O. Austin, Image 45/48, p. 71 fam. 501 Amaren (Andrew) J. McFarland 24, 200/200 MO, Elizabeath E 25 MO, Osa Hadamo 17 laborer New Mexico | McFarland, Andrew Jackson (I25430)
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| 228 | In 1850 is living with parents in Oldham Co. KY, and in 1860 he is living with wife Elizabeth, 19, and daughter Nancy age one, in Oldham Co. KY. By 1870 he has moved to Jackson, Orange Co. Indianan, where he also is in 1880. | McFarland, Nathaniel C. (I25424)
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| 229 | In 1850, the family is living in Cooper Co. MO, Dist. 23, fam. 1056, living next to the Steel brothers and father. Around 1852 the family moved to Hopkins Co. Texas where they appear in the 1860 census, Beat 5, P.O. Charleston, fam. 1030, husband listed as a farmer. 1870 census, now in Hunt Co., Prec. 4, P. O. Lone Oak, family 423. One descendant posted that the family was involved in the freight business, hauling goods to East Texas; however he is listed as a farmer in the census records. However, this other business is something they could have engaged in as well. The McFarlands of Fannin County, relatives of this family, were also involved in that enterprise. | McFarland, Sarah Elizabeth (I25580)
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| 230 | In 1855 James McFarland give Elijah Sebastian and Sarah a deed for 44 acres from the grant to R. Smith that James had purchased. He also gave 106 acres from his own James McFarland grant. Both these are taxed by Elijah in 1857. When Jane McFarland died in 1872, and inventory was made of all the children's property that had been gifted. Sarah Sebastian was credited with 160 acres. I cannot find a record of his service in the Civil War, other than E. Sebastin signing up for the 14th Brigade in 1861. He dies during the war, but do not have any record of why. Cannot find a record of his service in the Civil War, other than E. Sebastin signing up for the 14th Brigade in 1861. He dies during the war, but do not have any record of why. | Sebastian, Elijah Scott (I25664)
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| 231 | In 1860 Catherine McFarland 44 TN and her children are living with Milton Q. Parker family in Sugar Creek township, Cass Co. MO Fam. 275, Milton Q. Parker, 40, 400/200, born Ohio Mary 25, TN, Charles 2 MO, William 6 months TN Catherine McFarland 44, TN Thomas 17 MO James W 15 MO Mary L 12 MO Nancy M 10 MO The Mary 25, above, is the sister of Catherine McFarland. This is the same Mary Leboi age 14, TN in the 1850 census in Williams township Benton Co. MO. Mary married Milton Parker on Oct. 4, 1856 in Cass Co. MO | Lebow, Catherine (I24575)
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| 232 | In 1870, Jesse and family are living in Iron Mountain township, St. Francois Co., p.o. Farmington. Jess is a wagon maker, and their son Charles is a Hotel Supervisor. They all seem to be living in the hotel along with 13 other people. I assume this is the town of Farmington. | McFarland, Jesse Jackson (I26468)
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| 233 | In the 1860 census Lurana is living with mother Rachel and a boy Jasper, age 12. Cannot find Jasper in the 1850 census, so don't know whose child he is. In the 1870 census, Jasper is now 22, married with children named Lavisa age 3, Squire, age 3 months and Lurana, age 49. | McFarland, Luraney (I27131)
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| 234 | In the 1870 census in Tazewell Co. VA, Jas. B. McFarland, age 30, with wife Elizabeth, 22, has two children: Susan 3 and Smith 7/12. They are family 408, living next to fam. 407, which is James B. McFarland, 64, his father. In the 1880 census in Tazewell Co. VA, Clear Fork, Image 15/40, fam. 150 is James A. McFarland, 35, Mary E., 32, Susan I, 12 and David W. 10. | McFarland, James Augustus (I26111)
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| 235 | In the family history written by descendant Thomas Sims, the early years of this Robert are quite mixed up. He mentions Catherine Dean as the mother of these earliest children. However, her name never appears in the naming of the children. I believe Thomas Sims mixed up names, and the Catherine who is a widow of Joseph McFarland in Cumberland Co. PA in 1750, and a neighbor to this Robert and Esther when they moved there in 1752 is who he was remembering. The naming of the two eldest children does reflect the names of Robert's parents, Robert and Jennet McFarland of Lancaster Co. PA. | wife, First (I25996)
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| 236 | Information about this family and its descendants comes from the book written by Floyd Clarence McFarland of Farmington, Missouri. pub. 2005, called From Robert MacFarlane to You. | McFarland, Larkin A. (I17551)
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| 237 | Isabella Margaret Annie Maitland Proctor, daughter of Alexander Proctor, Dunedin, married Thomas J Stephens, second son of Thomas Stephens of Pembrokeshire, Wales, on 23 March 1897 Source: Papers Past - Christchurch Star (see also NZ BDM 1897/4436) Birth 1871/8265 Death 1938/23603, aged 65 | Proctor, Isabella Margaret Annie Maitland (I28655)
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| 238 | Isabella Margaret Annie Maitland Proctor, daughter of Alexander Proctor, Dunedin, married Thomas J Stephens, second son of Thomas Stephens of Pembrokeshire, Wales, on 23 March 1897 Source: Papers Past - Christchurch Star | Stephens, Thomas John (I28656)
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| 239 | It is a guess that Martha is another daughter of Lucy and William. They moved to TN by 1830 and Indiana by 1844. | McFarland, Martha (I26145)
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| 240 | It is possible that this John Hunter moved out of the territory. Some say Kentucky, but no public tree so far that I have found lists children for this couple. | Hunter, John (I23792)
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| 241 | It looks like Stephen married a girl named Catherine, and they had a child in 1862 named Sarah Matilda. 1862 is given as the year of Stephen's death. In the 1870 census, Matilda McFarline is living with the Peter Spangler family, age 8, and on the same census page as Lorenzo Dow McFarline and his wife Matilda. Stephen Sanders McFarland is listed as a child of James B. and is found in the 1850 census with him. In 1860 he is not living with his father, however, a Stephen McFarlane, of the same correct age is living with the family of Daniel Robinette in Smythe Co. VA. | McFarland, Stephen Sanders (I26105)
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| 242 | It seems that Barbara gave birth out of wedlock to Wheeling Shelby McFarland. He was born in Tazewell Co. son of Alex. B. Neel and Barbara A. McFarland, according to the book Settlers of Old Mount Airy, by Joseph Rodney Cameron Sr. In the 1870 census in Tazewell Co. VA, in the household of Jas. B. McFarland 64 and Christina, 69, is Barbara 23 and Mally 3, Shelby, 2, and Napoleon, 6 months old. | McFarland, Barbara Adaline (I26117)
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| 243 | It seems that this family went out to Missouri along with the McFarlands who made their way to Johnson Co. MO as well. | Hill, William (I25421)
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| 244 | It was surprising to find this marriage record in Tazewell County, instead of the expected Russell Co. Also, the very big gap in ages between the two. | Hurt, Louiza Ann (I26206)
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| 245 | J.B. came to Anaheim, California on April 1, 1904. He met his partner Mr. Laird through a real estate business deal. Later they went together to lay out the townsite in McFarland, California. "The Civil War ended in 1865 and I remember my grandpa telling about being at a railroad station in Ohio with his mother and greeting returning soldiers with refreshments when they arrived." - Myron B. McFarland, Jr. [http://fairespirit.tripod.com/extended/pafn03.htm#62] | McFarland, James Boyd (I19216)
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| 246 | Jack McFarland, Jr. [Handwritten: Fri, Apr. 11, 1986] Services for Jack McFarland Jr., 81 year old business executive of Vestavia Hills, Birmingham, Alabama, were held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, April 4th, in Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham with Valley Chapel Funeral Home directing. Mr. McFarland was born in the Oak Ridge-Bugtussle Community north of Ladonia on December 21, 1904, to Jack McFarland Sr. and Nodie Wall McFarland. Jack McFarland Sr. was the victim of an unusual incident when Jack Jr. was six months of age and he came with his mother to the Windom community, where he lived until he reached an adult age. He received his education in the Flag Springs, Windom and Bonham Schools, graduating from Bonham High School in the class of 1922. Later he attended the University of Texas and East Texas State at Commerce. For many years he was connected with the Dr. Pepper Company of Dallas and later became the owner of Falstaff Distributors, Inc., operating in Birmingham and throughout the State of Alabama. Mr. McFarland was a long time member of the Valley Christian Church where he was program chairman for the Senior Citizen's Program until ill health forced his retirement. He was a member of the City Salesman's Club and The Club of Birmingham. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline McFarland of Birmingham and Mrs. Nancy Dwyer of Brandon, Miss.; four grandchildren; two aunts, namely, Mrs. Mabel Stepp and Miss Nancy McFarland, residents of Grove Manor in Honey Grove, a large number of cousins, many of whom reside locally, and one brother, Judge Choice Moore of Windom, Texas, who, with his wife, attended the services in Birmingham. | McFarland, Jack (I26963)
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| 247 | James & Mary Anne had at least 6 kids: 2 daughters and 4 sons. - Sean (descendant of John McFarlane, via his son James McFarlane and grandson Hugh McFarlane who emmigrated to US in 1835) | MacFarlane, Hugh (I13368)
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| 248 | James MacLaurin Marr (42) married Elizabeth Macfarlane (41) on 8 October 1880 at Edinburgh Living at 9 William St, Edinburgh at time of marriage. Elizabeth Marr died 17 Dec 1889 at 68 Polesworth Gardens, Edinburgh, aged 50 | Marr, James MacLaurin (I28706)
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| 249 | John Lane joined the Confederate armies in 1861 in Bonham, Co. D, 8 Regiment of the texas Infantry and was sent to Camp Rusk in Lamar County. He was Second Lt. He was elected Captain on May 8, 1862, of Co. H of the 9th (Young's) Regiment. He was killed in battle on Oct. 9, 1862 near Perryville, KY. | Lane, John G. (I8103)
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| 250 | John Macfarlane Proctor married Alice Maude Mary Davies in 1901 (NZSG record number 1901/5603; NZBDM Marriage 1901/5011). The NZBDM records do show an Alice Proctor as dying in 1913, aged 31, but I have not confirmed a link. No record of an Alice Proctor as a new mother in the 1900 to 1915 time period.... | Davies, Alice Maude Mary (I28658)
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