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| 3151 | I found Granvill Cross living with mother Matilda in the 1860 census on the same page as Eveline Pettit 15, living with mother Emily Pettit and grandfather John McFarland in Fannin County, Beat 5. | Cross, Granville D. (I31082)
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| 3152 | I found Katie's date of death, April 26 1981. This was found in the Ottawa Citizen newspaper April 27 1981. [E-mail from Roy Morrison rec: 13 Oct 2016] | McFarlane, Katie Evelyn (I18570)
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| 3153 | I found the family in New Monkland, Lanarkshire in 1881, 1891 and 1901, but not before. In 1851 and 61 they were in Ireland. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines CMW genealogist rec: 15 Feb 2017] (Research):No Ancestry.com public trees | McFarland, John JoM03 (I15628)
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| 3154 | I have 1822, but why? | Lewis, Mary (I25)
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| 3155 | I have been able to trace back to my latest known relative here in Australia, a Thomas Brady McFarland who was married to a Catherine Meldrum. I'm not sure how many children Thomas Brady McFarland had but my great grandfather Terrence Gregory McF arland lists Thomas and Catherine as his parents. [E-mail to FTDNA co-administrator Peter McFarlin from Tim McFarland cc'd to me 9 Dec.2010] FSID LTL4-C52 (Research):http://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Brady-McFarland/6000000007957747614 | McFarland, Thomas Brady (I17733)
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| 3156 | I have discovered the death details of my great-grandfather. John Denver McFarlane died 13 August 1943 in Seattle, Washington. He fell off the face of the earth (after his wife, my great grandmother died in childbirth delivering my grandfather) a nd his life has been an unsolved mystery for 94 years. I have been focusing on tracking this information down for three years, and I finally solved it. [E-mail from Rich McFarlane to MHH of CMW] (Research):From: rich.mcfarlane@gfschools.org To: mhhaines@aol.com Sent: 3/31/2015 7:55:26 A.M. Central Daylight Time Subj: More genealogy info Hi Mary, My name is Rich McFarlane and I am a member of Clan MacFarlane Worldwide. Last year I sent you some genealogy information for the website, and since sending you this, I have discovered the death details of my great-grandfather. John Denver McFar lane died 13 August 1943 in Seattle, Washington. This is a simple fact for the website, but an absolutely HUGE find for me. He fell off the face of the earth (after his wife, my great grandmother died in childbirth delivering my grandfather) and his life has been an unsolved mystery for 94 year s. I have been focusing on tracking this information down for three years, and I finally solved it (pats self on the back). For our family, this is the equivalent of finding and positively identifying the remains of Richard III. Thanks, Mary. Rich McFarlane Theatre Arts/Speech Red River High School Grand Forks, North Dakota | McFarlane, John Denver (I24974)
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| 3157 | I have found him also in trees as the son of Hugh Kirkpatrick Sr. born 1697 Dumfrieshire, Scotland. Died May 18, 1768 in Chester Co. PA married to Margaret Gregg. In the tax list of 1753 in Chester Co. PA is Hugh Kirkpatrick and a son John Kirkpatrick. History of Chester County, p. 198 In 1799 living in Grainger Co. TN. Burial in Bent Creek Cemetery, south of Whitesburg, Hamblen Co. Bent Creek Cemetery is attached to the church organized by Isaac Barton. These Kirkpatricks were living in the same area as the McFarlands. | Kirkpatrick, John Hugh (I29408)
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| 3158 | I have martha ann born in Tnn and Ky. | McFarland, Martha Ann (I23707)
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| 3159 | I have seen him referenced as Daniel J. McFarland, but the J. maybe standing for Jr. He was born in the double year, sometimes seen as 1723/24, however the births of other children indicate we would consider this year to be 1724. Daniel intended to marry a girl named Betsey Harper and filed papers of his intent in 1745; however his father objected so strongly that he put in his will that he would be disinherited if he did so. So, the year after that will was written Daniel married Elizabeth Margaret Dun instead. | McFarland, Daniel (I20944)
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| 3160 | I have seen him referred to as Robert Christian Carroll McFarland. | McFarland, Robert C. (I29991)
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| 3161 | I have very little information on Robert Lorimer Macfarlane's marriage. My mother says she thinks he was married to someone known as Mary but not too sure. Robert and Mary? had a daughter, Marion Thomas Macfarlane (my grandmother) DOB 05/03/1900 Govan (died 20/01/1965 in Sydney Australia) and a son, Allan (no other details of DOB or place of birth, or further lineage). Marion married my grandfather, David Easson in Glasgow (no date), DOB 05/04/1886 Glasgow,(died 06/05/1974 in Sydney Australia). David was previously married in Chester to a Mabel Penny, I have further info on their children if you are interested. Marion & David may have come to Australia I believe on a ship called the OTRANTO but have not been able to confirm that. (Maybe there is a ship manefesto somewhere out there). [E-mail from Garrie Ellice rec: 5 Jan. 2010] (Research):gadikeshga@optusnet.com.au | Mary (I14714)
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| 3162 | I haven't seen a record for this marriage. | Family: William Galloway / Margaret M Enloes (F242)
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| 3163 | I received conflicting dates from the same source. His birth date is either Jan.5, 1846 or May 1, 1846. His marriage date is either June 10, 1869, or Oct. 6, 1869. It seems that the person that provided this information inverted the meaning of the numbers on one of the pages. I have not tried to find out which is correct, so please contact me with corrections. | McFarland, Theodrick Bell (I30173)
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| 3164 | I think that Calvin Deaver is actually the son of Joseph M. Deaver who died in 1850, and he was C.A. Deaver, 10 months old, in the 1850 census. I think he was then taken in by his uncle after the uncle was married. | Deaver, Calvin (I9023)
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| 3165 | I think this Simeon is the Simeon Jeptha Spruill who moves to Pickens Alabama. | Spruill, Simeon (I1232)
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| 3166 | I went to a McFarland family reunion in the early 2000s up by Far West. It was great fun. I have been out of the loop since. My GreatGrandFather is Alexander McFarland son of James and Matilda. My GrandMother is ElizaBeth Marie McFarland (Ainge) (Facebook post by Ken Ainge in www.facebook.com/groups/clanmacfarlaneworldwideinc/ 1 Jul 2019) | Ainge, Kenneth "Ken" (I13224)
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| 3167 | I'm referring back now to Ewen(mig. c1827) The following is the list I have for his ancestors: From a younger son of Ewen 2nd of Murlaggan, Ewen, who had, Allan, had Duncan, had Iain, had Iain Og, had Donald, had, Ewen Ban, who had, Angus Ban, who had, Ewen MacMillan(mig. 1827, and John MacMIllan of Camaghel, who married Mary. From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO (margaret077/@/sympatico.ca) | MacMillan, Ewen of Glendessary (I178)
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| 3168 | I-M223 haplogroup | McFarlan, Thomas in Condorrat 1820 Radical ThM03 (I18088)
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| 3169 | Idaho. Department of Health and Welfare. State Divorce Index. Idaho Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Boise, Idaho. | Source (S405)
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| 3170 | If this is correct, then his parents are Thomas Macfarlane and Christian Grinlay | Mcfarlane, Thomas AlM05 or ThM03 (I23762)
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| 3171 | If this is same Jane who was domestic in 1860, then birth must be 1840. | Ferguson, Jane E (I1070)
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| 3172 | 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] | Henry, William Lewis (I14415)
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| 3173 | Illinois County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S1364)
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| 3174 | Illinois State Marriage Records. Online index. Illinois State Public Record Offices. | Source (S1130)
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| 3175 | Illinois State Marriage Records. Online index. Illinois State Public Record Offices. | Source (S2866)
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| 3176 | Illinois State Marriage Records. Online index. Illinois State Public Record Offices. | Source (S420)
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| 3177 | IMMIGRATION: 1747. Original Land survey of Cumberland County in 1747 had his name. TAXLIST: 1755 NORTH CAROLINA, Cumberland County. John McFarlin. 1 - IMMIGRATION: Must have been abt 1750-1755. Many sources, however, state that he came 1772 from Scotland to Cumberland County, North Carolina. [This relates to a different John McFarland that is often confused with this one.-Ed.] PROBATE: 1767 NORTH CAROLINA, Cumberland County. John McFarland. Mentions wife, children: Duncan, Mary, Dugald, Margaret and John. Most of clan migrated to (MS-Mississippi). Had daughters: Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. McNair, and another Mrs. McNair. 2 - Several sources have put John McFarland (died 1767 NC) as the husband of two women; Mary McLeran, and Catherine Buie. John's will has no mention of the children of the first wife, esp. missing is Bartholomew Parlan, who was born 1751 in Cumberland Co. NC, while his mother was already dead back in Scotland. I do not believe that these two lines are from the same father, although I have seen the claim on one tree that he is. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec: 15 May 2011] 3 - The line of Dugald, appears to be the line in Richmond Co. (which would be connected to the John and Catherine Buie line) and that is not genetically related to the Moore Co. Parlan line. [Thereby reinforcing supposition that the two John's are not the same.-Ed.] [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec: 17 May 2011] | McFarland, John JoM04 (I26620)
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| 3178 | In 1830 in Madison Co. TN, Baley Madison is one house away from Larken McFarland. Baley is 20 to 30 yrs old in this census, which doesn't fit with the 1793 birthdate in his tree. Need to check. | Madison, Bailey (I17385)
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| 3179 | In 1835, his brother William sells his property to Alexander and the documents says David is deceased. | Robb, David (I2149)
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| 3180 | In 1841 James farmed at Drip Moss, Kincardine, Perth with his wife Margaret and 7 children. In 1851 he farmed 78 acres at Drip Moss with Margaret, 5 children, and 3 laborers. | Paton, James of Drip Moss (I17788)
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| 3181 | In 1841 Jean Fraser, age 14, born Perthshire, is living in civil parish Logierait with father Charles and mother Christina. Her birth record says whye was born May 17, 1827, bapt. May 24, in Logerait, Perth, Scotland, to Charles Fraser and Christi na Steuert. In 1851 Jean Fraser, 24, born Forfar, Forfarshire is living with Mary Allan, born 1848 in Forfar, Forfarshire. There is a Mary Allan, b. Oct. 22, 1848 and bapt. the same day in Dundee, Angus, to parents William Allan and Catherine Scott. This Mar y Allan marries David Ogilvie and dies in America in 1926. On October 12, 1851, in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Jane Fraser married William MacFarlane. 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. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec: 30 Nov 2015] FSID 972D-Q3M (Research):Name Jean Fraser Gender Female Christening Date 24 May 1827 Christening Place LOGIERAIT,PERTH,SCOTLAND Birth Date 17 May 1827 Father's Name Charles Fraser Mother's Name Christian Steuart Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11376-7 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 1040382 | Frazer [Fraser], Jean (I16848)
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| 3182 | In 1841, Bell Lennox is listed as 24 years old. In 1851, she is listed as 40, and in 1861 she is listed as 50. Her birthplace is listed differently on two different census records, however I believe the 1861 record, when she is a widow and her name is listed as Isabella Wilson is the correct one in Dumbartonshire. Isabella is living in Derbyshire, England in the 1891 census with her son William's family. Her age is listed as 86, putting her birthdate at 1805 now. | Wilson, Isabella (I888)
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| 3183 | In 1850 census in Russell Co. KY, Dist. 2 fam. 27, Image 4, next to McFall family, Blankenship family, working as a saddler. | McFarland, Benjamin Franklin (I29427)
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| 3184 | In 1850 census living with Isabella and James McCoy from Ireland. They are living in Hancock Co. Illinois. She was born in Louisiana. | Jarvis, Isabella (I27310)
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| 3185 | In 1850 living with husband and children on land valued at $100 next to father James. In 1870 still living on this land, but in 1880 she and Howard are gone and son John Ethridge is living on the land. | McFarland, Anna (I29384)
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| 3186 | In 1850 Walter Easton, age 16 is living with William McFarland 45, who is married to Julia Ann Easton. Also there is a Fanny Easton, age 80, born N.C. who I assume is Julia Ann's mother. | Easton, Walter (I13137)
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| 3187 | In 1851 Janet worked in a tobacco factory at High Street, Stirling. | Cullens, Janet Dawson (I12026)
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| 3188 | In 1851 John farmed 30 acres of "cheeply" pasturage at Dallhilloch, Landward Part of the Parish of Bayran, Balforn, Stirling with wife Sarah and children Janet and George. (Research):name: John Mcfarlan gender: Male baptism/christening date: 14 Mar 1812 baptism/christening place: PORT OF MONTEITH,PERTH,SCOTLAND birth date: 06 Mar 1812 father's name: George Mcfarlan mother's name: Margt. Mckeich indexing project (batch) number: C11388-4 system origin: Scotland-ODM source film number: 1040201 Source The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html shows him as John McF b. 29 Feb 1812 Port of Menteith s/o John McF & Janet Forrester. | Macfarlane, John (I15537)
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| 3189 | In 1851 John was a blacksmith at Strangs Land, Hardgate, Old Kilpatrick, Dumbarton with his wife Elizabeth and children Jane, Janet, and Peter. John and his family arrived in Portland, Victoria in 1854, and his brother Robert arrived in 1862. | McLaren, John Smith (I15342)
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| 3190 | In 1851 Peter Cullens was a flesher in Doune, Kilmadock, Perth with his wife Jane, 4 children, and sister-in-law Elizabeth Miller (cotton weaver). | Cullens, Peter (I19286)
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| 3191 | In 1851 William was a laborer at 11 Waterloo, Waterloo, Auchtergaven, Perth with wife Margaret and children Peter and Ann. | McFarlane, William Bartholemew (I15422)
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| 3192 | In 1860 census in Jasper Co. as R. McFarlane, 28, overseer, born TN with wife Mary 20 Ala. | McFarland, Richard James (I29885)
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| 3193 | In 1860 Emily is found living with her aunt Becky and Robert Lane in Fannin County, Prec. 2. In 1870 she is listed as Emma C. Lane in that family. Her name appears in various land settlements concerning John McFarland. Her tomb is next to Rebecca and Robert Lane's in the Bailey Inglish Cemetery in Bonham. | DeGuire, Emily C. (I31146)
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| 3194 | In 1870 the family was living in Liberty, St. Francois Co. MO. Daugher says father born in Tenn. on 1900 census question Fannin Co., p. 19, #325 According to 1900 census, daughter Nancy Bayless Horn says both parents were born in Tennessee. | Horn, Dudley (I30757)
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| 3195 | In 1900 Parlane was a lake Captain residing at 30 Normal Avenue, Buffalo, NY with his wife Mary and daughter Bella. He had entered the US in 1860 and become a naturalized citizen. | Macfarlane, Parlan "Parley" (I19566)
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| 3196 | In 1900 what looks to be John P. Cox was living with the family of James Eaton. States he was a nephew, Jan. 1876, born in Texas with both parents born in Missouri. | Cox, John W. (I9774)
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| 3197 | In 1900, daughter Blanche, age 38, is unmarried and boarding in Fordyce, Dallas co, Arkansas. | McFarland, Blanche (I76)
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| 3198 | In 1901 census was with his aunt Annabella Lamb in Ladybank, Fife and is listed as a Scholar (age 11) born in England. 2 - The Willises emigrated to Canada. Sometime around 1990 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. About 2.5 million Canadian dollars were belived to be involved. The eventual outcome of this search is unknown, but it is belived that the housekeeper contested the will and won, some if not all the inheritance due to the years of serice she had given looking after him and nursing him in his old age. Research undertaken by Leslie Lyons in Canada. | Willis, James (I10206)
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| 3199 | In 1910 census William, Mable, Gilbert and Joseph were living in Etna, Ward 3, Allegheny Co. PA and William was working as a Bartender at a Hotel. In 1920 census William J Miller Sr. is 40 with Mable 36, son Gilbert 16, Joseph 14 and Willliam J. 3 yrs and 7 months. They are in Pittsburg, Allegheny Co. PA. In 1930 census William J. Miller, 50, born PA, is a steam fitter in pipe engineering, living in Aspinwall, Allegheny, PA with wife Mabel C. 47, and son William J. Jr. 14, PA, and mother-in-law Annie R. Gilbert, 74, PA. In 1940 census: William and Mabel are still in Aspinwall, living with John Gilbert, age 60, who I assume is her brother. William has a Spanish Civil War pension application made while he as living in Aspinwall, at 107 Western Ave. and it lists his parents names, as well as his wife. | Miller, William John Hanlon (I224)
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| 3200 | In 1910 census, Charley is living with his Wilkerson uncle, Charles and wife Katie, in Muskogee County, OK. In 1918, when he registers for the draft, he has moved to Tolleson, Maricopa Co., Arizona, where he can also be found in the 1920 census. Notes from his sister Ida's diary written in 1943: She states that Charles was 3 when their parents died (of spinal-minigitis), and she had married at age 16, and kept Charles for a few years, but then "Uncle Charles Wilkerson stole brother away fromm us. He took him to Arizona. He (brother) was drafted and sent to the war (WW I). He served our country for two or three years. Stood the hardships but never was strong anymore. Charles married a good girl after he came home, Chloe Edwards. She seemed to think a lot of him. He had to be treated at the soldier's hospital so often. At last he took suddenly ill with a heart attack. He was able to go homme, his home being in Glendale, Arizona, but he didn't live long as he got worse fast. The Lord was so good to him. Jist the day he passed away he sang good gospel songs and read his bible." | Mabry, Charles Lee (I30709)
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