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| 851 | 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 (I21192)
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| 852 | 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 (I309)
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| 853 | 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 (I12952)
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| 854 | 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 (I21350)
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| 855 | 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 (I13069)
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| 856 | 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 (I17542)
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| 857 | 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 (I22416)
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| 858 | 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 (I13552)
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| 859 | 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 (I13518)
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| 860 | 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 (I15758)
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| 861 | 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 (I14900)
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| 862 | 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 (I22397)
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| 863 | 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" (I13062)
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| 864 | 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 (I17515)
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| 865 | 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' (I13164)
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| 866 | 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 (I17513)
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| 867 | 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 (I596)
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| 868 | 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 (I11513)
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| 869 | 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 (I13755)
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| 870 | 1 - Robert's father was John Mcfarlane, b1779 in Scotland, Robert was my gg grandfather His youngest son was Edmund, my g grandfather, Edmunds yougest son was Lyle K McFarlane Born in 1902 [E-mail from Aaron Gabrielse rec: 8 Sept. 2009] 2 - Robert "McFarlan" was born February 2, 1814 in Glasgow. Witnesses to baptism - John and James McFarlane. Robert married Margaret Anderson in Lanark Co., Ontario He died on July 10, 1892 in Lanark Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario. [ http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cdobie/mcfarlane-descendants.htm ] (Research):Robert's father was John Mcfarlane, b1779 in Scotland, Robert was my gg granfather His youngest son was Edmund, my g grandfather, Edmunds yougest son was Lyle K McFarlane Born in 1902 Loy K McFarlane was Lyle's daughter and only child and my Mother Aaron Gabrielse mmls1@charter.net | McFarlan, Robert (I14142)
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| 871 | 1 - Roxann(Roxa), census said she was from Massachusetts born in England in 1835 no maiden name found. She is called a widow in 1875 City Directory no death notice found. [CMW genealogy form from MHH rec:6 Sept 2013] 2 - I found the 1870 and 1860 censuses for Roxie Mcfarland. In 1870 she was in San Francisco with three children, Amelia, 16 born New York, Roxie, age 8 born in Calif, and Samuel age 5, she is alone and she is running a boarding house. So I went looking in NY for 1860, and found Roxa McFarland with her husband «b»Franklin, not Samuel. «/b»They are in New York, he is 35 from Conn. makes furniture, with children John, age 7 born in California and Amelia age 6, born N.Y. Then I found a voting record for a «b»John Franklin McFarland«/b» in1867 in Nevada, California and his estimated birth year coincides with the birthyear in the 1860 census. [E-mail from CMW genealogy chair MHH rec: 6 Sept 2013] FSID LVQ7-N2Y | Wales, Roxanna (I22265)
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| 872 | 1 - Scotland Census 1841 6 Jun — Age: 58 Craigend, Balfron, Stirlingshire, Scotland George McFarlane (55) farmer, lives with wife Margaret (50) and children: Catherine (25) William (25) John (25) Donald (20) Margaret (20) Janet (15) Malcolm (14) and Mary (12). Scotland Census 1851 — Age: 68 Craig End, Landward Part of The Parish of Balfron, Stirlingshire, Scotland George McFarlane (60) (Farmer of 30 Acres Employing 9 Labourers) lives with wife Margaret (60) and children: Cathrine (31) William (27) Daniel (25) Margaret (23) Janet A. (21) Malcolm (19) Mary (17). Farm labourers Daniel McKeith (18) Peter McPherson (15). Scotland Census 1861 31 Mar — Age: 78 Ballochlean, Gargunnock, Stirlingshire, Scotland George McFarlane (81) (Farmer Of 160 Acres Employing 2 Men) lives with wife Margaret (70) and children Catherine (36) William (32) Margaret (28) Janet Ann (26). Alexander McGrigor (6) boarder. Donald McKiegh, plowman (26) Peter Morrison (16) farm servant. Death: 1867 17 Aug — Age: 86 Ballochlean, Gargunnock, Stirlingshire, Scotland Aged 87, son of William MacFarlane farmer (deceased) and Grace (ms. McFarlane). Cause of death: old age. Informant: William McFarlane. [No supporting birth record for these parents in either IGI or Scotland's People-Ed.] (Research):McKenzie Family Tree Owner: carolc1963 & Arnott Family Tree Owner: zreez shows DOB of 1781 Aberfoyle meaning George could be the George s/o John b. Aberfoyle 27 Mar 1781 (extracted) Name George Macfarland Christening Date 27 Mar 1781 Christening Place PORT OF MONTEITH,PERTH,SCOTLAND Father's Name John Macfarland Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11388-2 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 1040201 McKenzie Family Tree Owner: carolc1963 shows wife as Margaret Ramsay b. 2 Mar 1783 Port of Menteith but with same DOD as Margaret McKeich and having had same children with George. Arnott Family Tree Owner: zreez source shows wife as Margaret McKay with same DOB & DOD as wife Margaret McKeich with same children with George and same mother but showing father as Donald Sargeant McKay b. 1741 Tain, Ross & Cromarty d.1827 Shelburne Nova Scotia -Ed. The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html shows Name: George MCFARLANE Father: John MCFARLANE b: ABT 1753 in Of Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Mother: Catherine MCBEATH b: ABT 1757 in Of Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Christening: 2 Apr 1783 Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Death: 1841/1851 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Note: In 1841 George was an agricultural laborer at Norrieston, Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth with his [2nd] wife Agnes. Marriage 1 Margaret MCKEICH b: ABT 1783 in Of Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Death: ABT 1828 in Of Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Married: 17 Jun 1810 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Children Catherine MCFARLANE b: 26 Sep 1810 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 15 Oct 1810 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland John MCFARLANE b: 6 Mar 1812 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 14 Mar 1812 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland William MCFARLANE b: 21 Mar 1814 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 28 Mar 1814 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Donald MCFARLANE b: 31 Jul 1815 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 18 Aug 1815 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Margaret MCFARLANE b: 5 Mar 1817 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 7 Mar 1817 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Jean MCFARLANE b: 22 May 1819 in Gartmore, Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 17 Jun 1819 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland George MCFARLANE b: 26 May 1821 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 13 Jun 1821 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Janet Ann MCFARLANE b: 1823 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 5 Mar 1823 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Malcolm MCFARLANE b: 1825 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 1 Jul 1825 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Mary MCFARLANE b: 1827 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland c: 9 Feb 1827 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Marriage 2 Agnes MONTGOMERY b: 1785 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland c: 30 Jan 1785 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Married: 28 Feb 1830 in Port of Menteith, Perth, Scotland Note: They pledged marriage on 13 Feb 1830 in Kincardine, Perth. George was listed from Port and Ag nes from Kincardine. | McFarlane, George of Craigend (I13790)
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| 873 | 1 - Scotland Census 1861 7 Apr - Age: 63 34 Bach Road Townhead, Balfron, Stirlingshire, Scotland Malcolm McFarlane (60) shoe maker. Children: Duncan (33) shoemaker; Janet (30) housekeeper; Jean Cunningham (25) letter carrier's wife; and grandson Robert Cunningham (6 months). Scotland Census 1871 2 Apr — Age: 73 Spokers Loan Cottage, Balfron, Stirlingshire, Scotland Malcolm McFarlane (68) farmer of 16 acres all arable & shoemaker. Wife Cathrine (55). Son Duncan (40). Niece Catherine More (10) scholar. 2 - 139 by Malcolm MACFARLANE 15.9.1873 75, w Jean McGILCHRIST 21.3.1851 47, s Malcolm 16.3.1841 1y6m, John 23.2.1851 19, s Duncan 12.11.1892 65 (w Jeanie McGOWAN 30.6.1913) [MI inscription Balfron churchyard from Mitchells Monumental Inscriptions of West Stirlingshire] (Research):Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C113255 1797 - 1820 0993510 Film 6903037 Film | Macfarlane, Malcolm (I13723)
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| 874 | 1 - Several of their children are buried in the same Eagle Village Cemetery as their parents. 2 - Monumental Inscription shows he and his wife and 2 children are buried with a Robert 1860-1874 probably a grandson but at this stage no idea which of the sons was his father. -Ed. (Research):Name Andrew Mcfarlane Gender Male Christening Date 24 Dec 1792 Christening Place , BUCHANAN, STIRLING, SCOTLAND Birth Date Birthplace Death Date Name Note Race Father's Name John Mcfarlane Father's Birthplace Father's Age Mother's Name Cathrine Mcintyre Mother's Birthplace Mother's Age Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11474-2 System Origin Scotland-VR GS Film number 1041972 Reference ID 2:17B1J1M | McFarlane, Andrew AnM02 (I21451)
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| 875 | 1 - She is not with family at 1861 census.-Ed. Children Agnes Carr 1875– James Carr 1876– Helen Carr 1878– Jessie Carr 1882– Elizabeth Carr 1885– | McFarlane, Agnes (I21429)
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| 876 | 1 - Some Ancestry.com trees show this Matthew as son of Robert McF and step-son of Agnes Milroy. Robert had a son Matthew c1858 Shettleston, Glasgow. But 1871 census clearly shows this Matthew as son of a Patrick McF.-Ed. 2 - 1871 Scotland Census Name: Matthew Macfarlan Age: 14 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1857 Relationship: Son Father's Name: Patrick Macfarlan Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 615 Registration District: Stevenston Civil Parish: Stevenston County: Ayrshire Address: 121 Andrew Sq Occupation: Coal Miner FSID KZ7G-NMH | MacFarlane, Matthew MatM01 (I17349)
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| 877 | 1 - South African 'Boer' War » Embarkation Database william mcfarlane«b» «/b»Reg No: 5508 Unit: North Island Regiment - D Squadron Rank: private Contingent: Eighth Ship: surrey 1 february 1902 Occupation: master mariner County/City: waikato Address: huntly Next of Kin: mcfarlane mr john c Next of Kin Address: same Relationship to Soldier: father [ http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/soldier/william-mcfarlane ] 2 - NZ MILITARY PENSIONS 1902 L-Z McFARLANE, William Private 5508 8CNIRDS (8th Contingent, North Island Regiment, D Squadron) Father: John C. McFarlane, Huntly 3 - William McFarlane, son of John Clark McFarlane and Christina Isabella Kerr both born in Scotland, both died in NZ and buried at Huntly Cemetery Waikato NZ. [E-mail from Gay Gould rec: 23 Aug 2013] (Research):Proposed Change: William McFarlan [MacFarlane] (I12388) Tree: Unlinked William McFarlane, son of John Clark McFarlane and Christina Isabella Kerr both born in Scotland, both died in NZ and buried at Huntly Cemetery Waikato NZ. Gay Gould rgsmgould@xtra.co.nz | McFarlane, William (I11399)
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| 878 | 1 - The "Reverie" length 33 feet 6 inches was built for Mr. W. Fisher and he had great success with her. She was moored off the coast at Largs opposite his home (which is now called Lady Gowrie Drive) and near what is now the Largs Sailing Club. When she was sold in 1940's there had been unwritten agreement that when she was no longer wanted and to be sold that she was to be offered back to the McFarlane Family. A.J. (Jack) McFarlane and his life long friend Alan Cormack bought her and the sailed her with great success and won the Plympton Cup in 1946 Alan sold his share back to Jack as Alan had family commitments. In April 1947 whilst Jack was taking some friends on a week end fishing trip and was going along the Port River the Ketch "Annie Watt' ran into her and she sank to the bottom of the River. The next day Jack with his friend Mack Lawrie and the people from the Harbour's Board lifted her out of the water. She was slipped on Cruickshank's Corner (almost in front of the Birkenhead Tavern) and was repaired by Jack and his father "Tyz" McFarlane (who helped to build her in the 1898 in the family business), so the Reverie was back to her former glory. Jack continued to sail her until he died in 1951. The "Reverie" was sold on and had many owners some looked after her and some did not; a young chap bought her and whilst he was being restoring her at the North Arm she caught alight and was burnt out. A very sad end to a pretty "Gaff Sloop" that sailed well for many years and bought much delight to many people. [Word doc. 'A Scottish Boat Builder from Greenock, Scotland to Birkenhead, S.A.' attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008] 2 - Son of Samuel Tyzack McFarlane and Emma Pearce. Alexander was a shipwright and boat builder. He married Nora Wade at St Cuthbert's CE Church in Prospect, South Australia, on 12th September 1931. Father of Tyzack and Janet. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181533562/alexander-jack-mcfarlane] | McFarlane, Alexander 'Jack' (I21425)
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| 879 | 1 - The Macfarlanes of Hunstown House, Ireland claims descent from Andrew of Ardess. Miss Jean Macfarlane Scott gives 1672 as the year that this branch 'came off the old Arrochar line' The chief evidence is a statement in the writing; of Francis, the third representative, found on the flyleaf of a family bible and copied by Henry James, the fifth representative, in 1849, the salient portion of which reads: "Macfarlane of that Ilk and Arrochar which had two sons, John, his brother (17th Chief -Ed) and Andrew of Ardess, who was my fathers grandfather. That is in the genealogy of our family which I received in the year 1763 from the late Walter MacFa rlane of that Ilk and Arrochar, the 22nd in direct line of male heir of the Earl of Lennox (20th from Gilchrist - Ed), wrote with«i» «/i»his own hand«i»-«/i» a man of great learning, a most ingenious antiquary, and by far thought the best genea logist in his time." The records of this family are in the custody of Captain Charles James Napier Macfarlane MA TCD JP CE of Newbury House, Santry, Co Dublin, Ireland, and include a family tree passed on by his father, Henry James. This family's Coat of Arms was sketched from a book plate, copied from the Arms on the old escutcheon, nearly two centuries ago. Henry James subsequently compared the two . The Royal«i» «/i»Crown in the crest rests upon a book, which Captain C. J . Napier MacFarlane was taught to believe represented Holy Writ. Captain Napier MacFarlane has also in his possession several plates of date 1728,«i» «/i»with the crest of Francis engraved upon them. This crest likewise shows the Royal Crown resting, upon a book. [History of Clan Macfarlane Vol. II - manuscript by James Macfarlane Chapt.27] 2 - DNA evidence has proven there is no link between the MacFarlanes of Hunstown House, Ireland and the MacFarlane chiefs of Arrochar, Scotland.-Ed. 3 - Northern Ireland, Will Calendar Index, 1839-1943 Name: Charles James Napier Macfarlane Death Date: 29 Dec 1930 Death Place: Northern Ireland Record Date: 7 May 1931 Record Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland 4 - Charles James Napier, M.A. (Trin. Coll. Dublin), late Capt. Cork Artillery, J.P. co. Dublin, of Newbury House, co. Dublin, and Carrickmourne, co. Kilkenny (Newbury House, Raheny, co., Dublin), b. 15 Nov. 1851 ; m. 20 July, 1889, Annie Mary (Ni nah), dau. of Joseph Francis Stirling, Capt. R.N., son of Admiral Charles Stirling, of Faskine, co. Lanark, and grandson of Admiral Sir Walter Stirling, and had issue. Joseph Francis Stirling, b. 27 April, 1890. Dorothy Mary. (Burkes Landed Gentry of Ireland pub.1912) | Macfarlane, Charles James Napier of Newbury House & Carrickmourne R.N. C.E (I16629)
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| 880 | 1 - The McFarland's referred to are the William and Margaret McFarland family who emigrated from Scotland to Weber County in 1850-or 1860 something. William and Margaret are the progenitors of all the Utah McFarlands! [Facebook post by Paula Cyr McFarland on McFarland Bloodline group 16 Feb 2010] 2 - Mormon pioneer. William McFarland who was born in Tyrone County Ireland, but immigrated from Scotland to Utah in 1855. [Facebook post by Ryan de Roque] (Research):McFarland '" Elva Rae' (Sears) Egbert ... [Lorean" (Ellis) Sears, Emily Louise.' (Emma) (Mcf'arland) Ellis, Robert M.2 McFarland, William', Archibald", James", John", Robert"] #D b c. 1651 in Co. Tyrone, Ire.; #1 b 1795 in Dromore, Co. Tyrone, Ire. and d 1890 in West Weber, Weber, UT; #2 b 1844 in Borland, Fifeshire, Scot. and d in West Weber, Weber, UT. [MacFarlanes Lantern #80 Summer 2001 p21] | McFarland, William (I16810)
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| 881 | 1 - The parents of John McFarlane were Michael Bogle McFarlane who was born May 10, 1824 in Lanark County, Ontario and Margaret Livingston. They married in 1846 in the Bathurst District, Ontario. The parents of Michael B. McFarlane were John McFarlane who born July 29, 1779 in Scotland. He died in Lanark twp., Lanark Co., Ontario. His mother was Mary Carnochan. [E-mail from Linda Horyn rec: 4 Jul 2011] 2 - Michael Bogle McFarlane was born on May 10, 1824 in Lanark Co. In 1846, he married Margaret Livingston, in the Bathurst District. Michael died on December 12, 1903 in Grattan twp., Renfrew County, Ontario. [ http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cdobie/mcfarlane-descendants.htm ] (Research):Proposed Change: John (Jack) McFarlane [MacFarlane] (I70434) Tree: Clan current The parents of John McFarlane were Michael Bogle McFarlane who was born May 10, 1824 in Lanark County, Ontario and Margaret Livingston. They married in 1846 in the Bathurst District, Ontario. The parents of Michael B. McFarlane were John McFarlane who born July 29, 1779 in Scotland. He died in Lanark twp., Lanark Co., Ontario. His mother was Mary Carnochan. Linda Horyn plhoryn@telusplanet.net rec: Monday, 4 July 2011 4:45 p.m | McFarlane, Michael Bogle (I13894)
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| 882 | 1 - The Rev. James William Phee MacFarlane and his wife Annie Georgina Nelson are resting at the Halladay Burial Place, Elgin, Ontario. Funeral arrangements were by A. L. Campbell & Son, Elgin. Merton Campbell, a close friend of the family. No rtheast corner, Lot No. 70, Section E. 2 - My grandfather, Rev. James William Phee MacFarlane did not want to be Irish Catholic. As a Methodist Minister, he wanted to be Scottish Protestant. So he put the 'a' in between the 'M' and 'c'. Mc became Mac. [E-mail from Richard MacFarlane rec: 12 Mar 2020] | McFarlane, James William Phee (I16469)
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| 883 | 1 - Then Bill, old Ern, Jack (John) continued the business other brothers helped at times, they built the "Queenscliff" Rescue boat in the 1920's until there was only two grandsons managing the business being young Ern and Neil (sons of old Ern) then young Ern's son Ian and Neil's son Andrew continued to keep the family name going. 2 - Burial: PLOT Rose Bed Woodstock Street, Sub-Section 2, Bed 4, Site 1 [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181537100/neil-kenneth-mcfarlane] | McFarlane, Neil Kenneth AlM03 (I21331)
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| 884 | 1 - These are the children showing for Alexander and Ann Duncan from IGI: 1. NEIL MACFARLANE Christening: 08 OCT 1843 West Or Old Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 2. ALEXANDER MCFARLANE Christening: 02 MAY 1841 East Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 3. ELIZABETH LONGWILL MCFARLANE Birth: 13 NOV 1848 East Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 4. JANET MCFARLANE Christening: 19 OCT 1846 East Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 5. MARY ANN MACFARLANE Birth: 05 FEB 1839 East Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 6. CHRISTINA MCFARLAN Christening: 09 MAR 1834 West Or Old Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 7. GEORGE MCFARLAN Christening: 13 MAR 1836 West Or Old Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 8. JOHN MCFARLANE Christening: 27 FEB 1831 West Or Old Parish, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland 2 - This looks to be the family in the 1841 Census in Greenock West, Renfrewshire. Everyone showing as born in the county apart from parents and John age 10: Alexr. McFarlane, age 30-34, Carpenter, b. Scotland Ann, age 30-34, b. Scotland John, 10, b. Scotland Christina, 8 George, 6 Mary Ann, 4 Alexr, 2 months Agnew Howie, female servant, age 15-19, b. Scotland. Address: Regent Street, Greenock West. A couple of points on the 1841 census. Everyone's age for those over 15 was supposed to be rounded down to the nearest 5, children under 15 are supposed to show their actual age. Those born outside the County of the Census, simply show Scotland. [ http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,196819.new.html#new ] 3 - Unfortunately the 1851 index does not list birthplace although the family (most of them) do appear to be together in Greenock with a few additions Alexander aged 49 Ann aged 42 John aged 19 Christina aged 16 George aged 14 Mary Ann aged 12 Alexander aged 9 Elizabeth aged 2 Greenock ,ward 433, enum 5, page 2 lines 10 - 17 [ http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,197551.15.html ] | McFarlane, Alexander AlM03 (I21440)
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| 885 | 1 - This is suggested by some researchers as same person as Robert Lee McFarland (CC I104606) 2 - According to tradition the parents of James Macfarlane emigrated from Scotland to the north of Ireland, where they suffered, with other Protestants, in the siege of Londonderry in 1689. After their arrival in America, and within the last forty years, one of the family, on the female side, had in her possession a curious small glass cup, which was said to have been used in dealing out the scanty rations of food to the starving pat riots, during the siege, when rats, mice and horses' blood had a market value. [History of Clan MacFarlane by Mrs C. M. Little pub 1893] 3 - Some people [Ancestry.com trees] have John McFarland, born 1677 in Argyllshire or Perthshire married to Nancy Glendinning as the son of Robert McFarland, born abt. 1651 in Co. Tyrone. And then some people have this same Robert as the father al so of James McFarland, born 1695 who came to America in 1723 and died in 1770 in Cumberland Co. PA. Both these lines are in the FTDNA Cadet lineage. Some people also have Robert's father as Patrick Mc Farlan, born 1630 in Buchanan, Stirlingshire. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines CMW genealogist rec: 23 Nov 2013] (Research):Sources: Ancestral File (R), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (Name: Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998;). International Genealogical Index - submitted, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Mary Helen Haines, Mary Helen Haines . International Genealogical Index - submitted, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Ancestral File Clan MacFarlane - Mrs C M Little, Mrs C. M. Little, (1893) FamilySearch OWT shows him as son of Robert McF 149987 bapt 1662 Buchanan d. 1752 Lancaster Co., & Janet Mcilkrist. However they already have a son Robert b. 1679 Co. Tyrone | McFarland, Robert RoM01 (I28183)
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| 886 | 1 - UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 about Malcolm Mcfarlane Name: Malcolm Mcfarlane Port of Departure: River Plate, South America Arrival Date: 30 Sep 1912 Port of Arrival: London, England Ports of Voyage: La Plata [Rio de Janeiro] Ship Name: Highland Pride Shipping Line: Nelson Steam Navigation Company Ltd Official Number: 129086 7 - UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 about Malcolm Mcfarlane Name: Malcolm Mcfarlane Birth Date: abt 1873 Age: 40 Port of Departure: Buenos Aires, Argentina Arrival Date: 14 Dec 1913 Port of Arrival: Southampton, England Ports of Voyage: Montevideo [Santos] [Rio de Janeiro] Ship Name: Aragon Shipping Line: Royal Mail Steam Packet Company Ltd Official Number: 120707 8 -UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 about Mr Malcolm Mcfarlane Name: Mr Malcolm Mcfarlane Port of Departure: Kingston, Jamaica Arrival Date: 15 Apr 1921 Port of Arrival: Liverpool, England Ship Name: Nicoya Shipping Line: Messrs Elders and Fyffes Ltd Official Number: 121232 9 - Transcription of newspaper article - Rutherglen Reformer Friday, March 12, 1954 Forth Bridge Veteran Celebrates his 85th Birthday One of the few surviving men who helped to build the Forth Bridge in 1890 is Mr. Malcolm McFarlane, of 21 Ardmory Place, Toryglen, who has celebrated is 85th birthday. He retired in 1939 after sixty years as a constructural engineer, and is living in retirement with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. And Mrs. George McFarlane. He formerly resided at 204 French St., Bridgeton. He served his apprenticeship as a plater with the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Ltd., Govan, and after taking up technical classes became a constructural engineer with Sir William Arrol and Coy., Ltd., engineers, Bridgeton, with whom he was for 14 years. He was in charge of one of the squads that erected the windbracings of the Forth Bridge in 1890. Mr. McFarlane has been responsible for erections of engineering projects in many parts of the world. He was at the building of the Nerbudda bridge, Central Indian Provinces, the Newfoundland Paper Company's mill and power-house at Deer Lake and Corner Brook, the erection of wharves at Apapa, Nigeria, the Carter Bridge, Lagos, Nigeria, the Ghizeh Bridge, Cairo, Oil storage tanks, Kingston, a sugar factory at Manzanillo, Cuba, and a pipeline for a power-house at Tucaman, Brazil. Among the firms by whom he was employed were Messrs Meechan's, Scotstoun, Messrs Braithwaite, London, Messrs Armstrong, Whitworth, Messrs Beattie and Coy., Edinburgh, and the Crown Agents for the Colonies. Mr. Malcolm McFarlane is a native of Callander. [Ancestry.com public tree Barbara Bartels Family Tree - Owner: BarbaraWalters226] | McFarlane, Malcolm (I13294)
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| 887 | 1 - Unfortunately to this point -I haven't found a definite link to my mother's family - I'll have to go to the Melbourne General Cemetery and have a good look at the McFarlane graves - to get at least the birth/death dates and correct Christian names of my Grandfather and his father etc & spouses. Unfortunately my mother and her brother are no longer with us, and we don't seem to have any decent records held by my cousins! Have you looked at my family tree on the My Heritage site? The link is: <http://www.myheritage.com/site-217002911/wendy-laing-family> The Berriman family seems to be everywhere too LOL! Funnily enough, my brother found out that the Berriman and McFarlane family tree both had Robertson in them - who a few generations back were brothers!!! Needless to say mum was not very impressed when he happily advised her that perhaps we were ' inbred' - that's boys for you! All I know about the McFarlane side of my maternal side is that they migrated to Australia from Cupar Fife, Scotland, where oddly enough my husband David Laing was brought up! We were told in our younger days that our McFarlane ancestors came from Arrochar - a place I've visited a few times - and recently, Dave & I took a 'toilet' stop at the Arrochar Hotel is fr eeing, snow & cold weather, back in March this year, when we had to go to Innellan, (next to Dunnoon) via the Rest and be thankful rout via Loch Lomond, as the car ferry was closed for 3 days due to bad weather! Dave's sister and husband live on the Clyde in Innellan, and w e have been there several times. I've managed to get some information on the internet, including photos of the graves at Arrochar cemetery, & of course your informative details about some of the occupants. I took photos back in 1970 on my first visit to Scotland with my parent s - but the slides have disappeared during several house moves. I will certainly keep you informed of any progress. I know it will take time, during any spare moments I get. I should be writing the first chapter of the third book in a series for my publisher at the moment, but the geneology seems to be takin g over! [E-mail from Wendy Laing rec: 9 Sept 2013] 2 - Wendy's home town is Sunbury, Victoria, Australia, amongst the surrounding vineyards of the Sunbury Wine region. (We live approximately 25 km north of Melbourne and 10 km from Tullamarine International Airport). An Australian writer, part-time housewife with a Teaching Diploma, a Bachelor of Arts Degree (majors Professional Writing, Communications) and a Master Of Arts (project/thesis) titled: 'Severance Packages: A crime / paranormal novel and Exegesis f ocussing on the Electronic and Digital publication of Creative Writing'. Wendy's a 'Jill of all trades' as she has been a teacher, curriculum consultant a travel consultant/manager, ground staff at Melbourne International airport for Flying Tiger airline, and Cathay Pacific Airways (airport & city ticket office), an d a hobby was a professional dog trainer. Upon retirement from Cathay, she went back to University obtaining her under grad BA and and post grad Masters degrees. She has recently revived her piano skills and has composed two pieces, utilizing he r writing skills with Lyrics. Check out her Aussie Anthem further down the page! Wendy lives with hubby, Dave and their four-pawed family, Kynda, a loveable labradoodle and much loved ugly duckling in a retirement estate at Roxburgh Park, Victoria, Australia. [http://wendylaing.com/] | McFarlane, Wendy (I11243)
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| 888 | 1 - Walter had a son Roderick, born in 1903. He died without children in 1973. (Source Duncan MacFarlane, Guildford ) [History of Clan Macfarlane Vol. II - manuscript by James Macfarlane; Chapt. 27] 2 - WALTER HENRY MANNERS, of Melbourne, Australia, b. 1872; m. 1898, Doris, 3rd dau. of the late Roderick Travers, of Aramore, Queensland. (Burkes Landed Gentry of Ireland pub.1912) | Macfarlane, Walter Henry Manners (I16537)
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| 889 | 1 - Was at his fathers house 45 Main St., Callander at 1891 census. 2 - 1901 Scotland Census about Malcolm Mcfarlane Name: Malcolm Mcfarlane Age: 35 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1866 Relationship: Son Mother's Name: Jane Mcfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander Town: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Cross St No 21 Occupation: Blacksmith ED: 1 Household schedule number: 45 Line: 15 Roll: CSSCT1901_117 Household Members: Name Age Jane Mcfarlane 69 [mother] Jane Reid 37 [sister] Malcolm Mcfarlane 35 Charlie Mcfarlane 29 Alex Reid 15 [nephew] Jessie Isabella Reid 13 [neice] | Macfarlane, Malcolm blacksmith (I13268)
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| 890 | 1 - Will ran the family mason & slater business with his brother's Jock & Norman but had to leave the business in 1985 when he developed heart problems. He had a double bypass operation and was still living at Loch Sloy cottage, Bridgend where I visited he and his wife Joan on 27th July 2006.-Ed. 2 - Obituary: Stirling Observer on 13th July 2012 MACFARLANE Peacefully on Saturday 7th July, 2012 in Forth Valley Royal Hospital, William of Bridgend, Callander. Loving husband to Joan and a dear brother and uncle to the family | Macfarlane, William Walker 'Wull' (I13150)
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| 891 | 1 - Worth McFarland's parents were Malcolm Alexander McFarland (1858 - 1935) and Mary Elizabeth McLeod McFarland (1860 - 1921). Malcolm was reportedly from the Licking Creek area of Moore Co. (now Sanford area of Lee Co.) but moved to nearby Harnett Co. and settled on McLeod land Mary Liz's father gave them when they married (prob. in about 1884 or 1885). Malcom was nicknamed "Make" and was called "Grand Make" after he became a grandfather. He was a storekeeper but was partially paralyzed following an accident when he was aged 38. He did recover enough to walk with a cane later in life. The first child of Malcom and Mary Liz was Kate, Worth's oldest sister and my mother's mother. Worth had a sister, Maggie Belle, whom he was particularly close to. Maggie Belle stayed at home to look after her parents and never married. She helped raise my mother - who called her "Auntie" all her life. [E-mail from R. G. Ferguson rec. via Mary Helen Haines 13 May 2011] 2 - Malcom A. MCFARLAND Birth Year<1859> BirthplaceNC Age21 OccupationLabor Marital StatusS <Single> Race W <White> Head of HouseholdAlexandrew MCFARLAND RelationSon Father's BirthplaceNC Mother's BirthplaceNC Census PlaceJonesboro, Moore, North Carolina Family History Library Film1254973 NA Film NumberT9-0973 Page Number279A | McFarland, Malcolm Alexander "Make" (I23098)
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| 892 | 1 - You list Mary Ann MacFarlane on the page: http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I60740&tree=CC I have details of her birth, marriage, children and death at: http://madcitydon.com/family/tree/i159.html Mary Ann was my great great grandmother, married to Adam Gordon Anderson. [E-mail from Don Thomson rec: 12 Dec 2012] 2 - Adam Gordon Anderson emigrated from Scotland to southwestern Quebec in 1833 at the age of 15 with his parents and five of his siblings. He was the only one to cross over into the United States. From Huntingdon, Quebec he moved to Westville, Fr anklin County, New York, where the 1850 census lists him as "farmer". His second son, William Davie, was born at Malone, New York in December of 1850. His first wife, Mary Ann (MacFarlane) died in 1858. He married Nancy Ann (Smith) in 1860, and i s in Westville for the 1860 census. Sometime during the 1860's the family went west to Remington/Delphi, Indiana and on to Cook County, Illinois sometime before 1868 when Adam Gordon, Jr. was born there. Apparently the family returned to Remington , Indiana where their last two children were born. Flora was born and died there in infancy (1871-2) and Angus Smith was born there in 1873. They moved to the Scotch Ridge area (Carlisle), Warren County, Iowa about 1876. Nancy Ann died in 1884, an d was buried at Avon Cemetery southeast of Des Moines. In his later years Adam Gordon lived with his son, Adam Gordon, Jr. at Cumming, Iowa, where he died in 1894. Of Adam Gordon, Arthur G. Anderson in his account of the past, wrote: "Memory of my grandfather Anderson is almost totally lacking. He lived with Uncle Gordon. A large cane chair was his, and I seem to remember that at some time he occupied it, bu t my next vague memory in this respect is that it was empty, and we were there for his funeral. He had come into Iowa from Indiana, probably from near Remington, Indiana. It was said that he had heard of Scotch Ridge in Iowa, and assumed that it w as a Scotch community. He made the trek to it and found little more than an area, but settled there. At the time he came the country was open prairie....." [http://madcitydon.com/family/tree/i158.html] (Research):You list Mary Ann MacFarlane on the page: http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I60740&tree=CC I have details of her birth, marriage, children and death at: http://madcitydon.com/family/tree/i159.html Mary Ann was my great great grandmother, married to Adam Gordon Anderson. Don Thomson dthomson@wisc.edu | Anderson, Adam Gordon (I16691)
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| 893 | 1 - [Married young to a] pilot shot down MIA in WW2, the body was never found. Lillian was 19 and pregnant with Joan and already a mother of Dawn. She moved back in with her mother Helen (psychic medium) and father Henry Duncan until she met John C. at a seance at her mothers residence. [Ancestry.com public tree Vicky's Family Tree Owner: Vicky215] 2 - Lillian married Angus Douglas RAF/ Gunner Killed in action children Dawn 7/1/? and Joan 10/15/? 2nd marriage John Cowie Archiblad married Lillian Lamb MacFalane Duncan Dec 24 children John 6/19/1950 and Margaret 4/22/1955 [E-mail from Margaret Hahn rec:12 Jan 2011] 3 - Took her mothers ashes to her Uncle Archie requesting a suitable place to scatter them. Archie took her to a place where they used to play as children across the Bridgend and just down the left fork to Lochvenacher in the meadows of Callander Ade house. (Research):[E-mail from Margaret Hahn rec:12 Jan 2011] | Duncan, Lillian Lamb MacFarlane (I13244)
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| 894 | 1 -1881 Scotland Census about John Macfarlane Name: John Macfarlane Age: 2 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Relationship: Son Father's Name: John Macfarlane Mother's Name: Mary Macfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire ED: 4 Household schedule number: 28 Line: 12 Roll: cssct1881_101 Household Members: Name Age John Macfarlane 38 Mary Macfarlane 35 Catherine Macfarlane 17 Margaret Macfarlane 11 Malcolm Macfarlane 9 William Burns Macfarlane 8 Daniel James Macfarlane 4 John Macfarlane 2 Marion Elizabeth Macfarlane 5 Months 2 - 1891 Scotland Census about John McFarlane Name: John McFarlane Age: 12 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Relationship: Son Father's Name: John McFarlane Mother's Name: Mary McFarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Private House R Side Occupation: Scholar ED: 4 Household schedule number: 29 Line: 10 Roll: CSSCT1891_108 Household Members: Name Age John McFarlane 48 Mary McFarlane 45 William McFarlane 18 Daniel McFarlane 14 John McFarlane 12 Marion McFarlane 10 Helen McFarlane 8 Mary F McFarlane 3 3 - 1901 Scotland Census about John Macfarlane Name: John Macfarlane Age: 22 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Relationship: Son Father's Name: John Macfarlane Mother's Name: Mary Macfarlane Gender: Male Where born: Callander, Perthshire Registration number: 336 Registration district: Callander Civil parish: Callander Town: Callander County: Perthshire Address: Bridgend No Occupation: Mason ED: 4 Household schedule number: 21 Line: 3 Roll: CSSCT1901_117 Household Members: Name Age John Macfarlane 58 Mary Macfarlane 55 John Macfarlane 22 Marion Macfarlane 20 Nellie Macfarlane 18 Mary Macfarlane 13 4 - Canada, Ocean Arrivals (Form 30A), 1919-1924 Record; Immigration & Travel John and his wife took several trips back to Scotland. There is a Quebec arrival record of 2 Jul 1911. There was an extended trip which included the birth of their daughter Flora in Glasgow in 1913. They arrived back from that trip in Aug. 1916. The above arrivals record of 1919-1924 means they must have taken another trip after the birth of third daughter Margaret in Apr 1919.-Ed | Macfarlane, John (I13104)
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| 895 | 1 -Assumed to have died before 1871 census as he does not appear with family then & wife Mary is shown as head.-Ed. 2 - In the 1841 census a Robert Urrie (sic) is living with his wife Margret Urrie and their children Janet, William and Margaret. In the 1851 census Robert Urie is living with Mary Urie and with them are William Urie aged 12 and Margaret Urie aged 10 and little Robert Urie aged 10months and then in the 1861 census William and his sister Margaret Urie have left the home. I believe that Robert Urie snr had been married twice, 1. Margaret ? 2 to Mary MacFarlane of Cardross. Robert Urie snr died 17-12-1866 at Helensburgh and listed on his DC his occupation China Merchant and his wife Mary died 7-9-1886 at Helensburgh and she is listed as a China Merchant. [E-mail from GM rec: 20 Mar 2016] | Urie, Robert (I24227)
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| 896 | 1 -No birth entry in IGI. 2 - I have extracted all the McFarlanes from the 1841 Paisley census and the only Margaret which fits yours, born about 1838 is shown in the following extract George Place Walter McFarlane -Head-Joiner-35 Mrs ?? (Smith) " Wife 28 Married 6/12/1828 Lochwinnoch ,Renfrew William " Son 11 not born Paisley Janet " Dau 9 " " " David " Son 7 " " " Jane " Dau 5 Paisley Margaret " Dau 2 " Alexander " Son 4 Mths " [ http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Scotland::mcfarlane::480.html ] | McFarlane [MacFarlane], Margaret (I24198)
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| 897 | 17 May 1908 • Elgin, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada at 1147 on the 4th concession, they called it the "Black House"; the wife of John Mc Farlane, at Elgin Township PQ, a daughter. | Macfarlane, Janet Mae (I16092)
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| 898 | 1801: Deed Book 9, p. 155 Henry Horton of Orange to daughter Elizabeth McFarland of Georgia gives her a Negro woman named Phyllis. This connects Elizabeth McFarland as daughter of Henry to wife of Peter in Georgia, where Phyliss is inherited by her son Washington in Peter's will. | Horton, Elizabeth (I15294)
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| 899 | 1820 census is shown as Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, with no males under sixteen. | McFarland, Robert Porter (I23812)
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| 900 | 1830 census in Granville Co. NC p. 45 is Nancy Mc Farland, age 40 to 50, with one male 15 to 20, another 20 to 30. one female 10 to 15, one 15 to 20. on page 44 is Peyton Madison, age 40 to 50 and Abner Adcock age 40 to 50. On p. 43 is William McFarland age 30 to 39. On p. 42 is Thorton McFarland age 30 to 40, near Richard Umstead, Henry Wheeler, William Jones. In 1850 in Carrol Co. TN, Nancy Mcfarlin age 60 is living with James Adcock family who has wife Celia. fam. 157. Erasmus is fam. 148, and William is fam. 151. | Madison (Matterson), Ann (Nancy) (I15096)
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