1Parish Registers - England, Buckingham, High Wycombe.
"Page 267
Baptisms solemnized in the Parish of Chepping Wycombe in the County of Bucks in the Year 1856/7
No. 2134
When baptized - Jany. 18th
Name - Alfred
Parents - Charles and Sarah Barton
Abode - Wycombe
Father's occupation - Butcher
By whom ceremony performed - J.J. Ellis, Off. Minister."2Tombstone Inscription - England, Buckingham, High Wycombe.
Also of Grace Charlotte
"In Loving Memory of
Alfred Barton
who died Aug 15, 1935
Aged 78 years
his beloved wife
who died Nov 20 1935
Aged 78 years Rest in Peace Also of Elizabeth Scott who died June 16, 1903
Aged 65 years And of Ada daughter of Charles and Sarah Barton
who died Oct 21, 1931
Aged 73 years."3Newspaper - Bucks Free Press, 16 August 1935.
Mr. Alfred Barton A Famous Local Butcher Many residents of High Wycombe, particularly those who have been intimately associated with him for most of his 78 years, will regret to hear of the death of Mr. Alfred Barton, of Priory Avenue, High Wycombe, which took place early yesterday morning at the War Memorial Hospital, to which institution he was admitted on Monday. Of late Mr. Barton's health had not been good, but as long as able he walked from Piory Avenue most days into the town to talk with old friends and transact business. Mr. Barton, prior to his retirement from business, ranked as one of the oldest tradesmen of the town. He was a son of the late Charles Barton, butcher, of Easton Street, High Wycombe, who also carried on business in Oxford Street. Mr. Alfred had, with his wife, in turn presided over both establishments, and it was from Oxford street that he finally retired to Priory Avenue. A Fund of Humour He was of a genial disposition, and possessed a fund of humour that often revealed the true character of those who were so often recited in "The Bull Lane Show". It was in the vicinity of Bull Lane that Mr. Barton spent many of his earlier years. He had a lifelong interest in the affairs of High Wycombe, and although not one who sought public honours, he was a keen observer of things that mattered. He was associated with the Parish Church, at which he attended to within a short time of his death. To Mrs. Barton, who has been in distress for a long time, and their adopted daughter, sincere sympathy will be extended. The funeral will take place on Monday."
"DEATH OF AN OLD HIGH WYCOMBE TRADESMAN4Newspaper - Bucks Free Press, 23 August 1935.
Tributes To A Popular Wycombe Tradesman
"FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. A. BARTON
The funeral of the late Mr. Alfred
Barton of Priory Avenue, High Wy-
combe - one of the old and most res-
pected tradesmen in the town - whose
death on August 15th, at the age of 78
years, was recorded in our last issue,
took place at the Parish Church, High
Wycombe, on Monday afternoon, when
the Vicar (Rev. W.L.P. Fleat M.A.)
officiated. The acting organist (Mr. R. Rogers)
played "I Know that my Redeemer
Liveth". The choir boys, preceded by a
cross-bearer, were followed by Messers.
H. Markham, S.W. Cubbage, B.W.
Mason and Geo. Yonens (choristers, most
of whom have been connected with the
church for many years, and were well
known to Mr. Barton). The hymns were "Rock of Ages" and
"Abide With Me". The psalm "The Lord
is my Shepherd" was chanted to an
appropriate setting, and at the close Mr.
Rogers played "O Rest in the Lord". The principal mourners were: Mrs. A.
Barton (widow), Mr. R.T. Anderson
(nephew),Mr. H. Gibson (brother in
law), Mrs. R.T. Anderson (deceased's
adopted daughter), Mr. F. Brunsdon
(nephew, of Windsor), Mr. Tom Spriggs
(brother-in-law), Mr. Stanley Spriggs
(nephew), Mrs. E. Abbott (niece), Mr.
Mac Abbott (nephew), Mrs. Gibson (sister-
in-law, of Belvedere), Mr. Martin Spriggs
(nephew), and Mr. J. Bayliss. Among
those who joined the family mourners in
church were Miss Julia Barton and
Miss Jane Barton (sisters), Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Binks (Carshalton), Miss Gibson,
Mrs. F. Gibson and Mrs. Gomm."5England - National Probate Index, 1935; page 220.
"BARTON Alfred of Briarwood Priory-avenue High Wycombe Buckinghamshire died 15 August 1935 at War Memorial Hospital High Wycombe Probate Oxford 16 October to Grace Charlotte Barton widow. Effects £5049 2s. 10d."
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births DEC 1859; Wycombe; 3a; 370; .
"GIBSON, Grace Charlotte."2Tombstone Inscription - England, Buckingham, High Wycombe.
Also of Grace Charlotte
"In Loving Memory of
Alfred Barton
who died Aug 15, 1935
Aged 78 years
his beloved wife
who died Nov 20 1935
Aged 78 years Rest in Peace Also of Elizabeth Scott who died June 16, 1903
Aged 65 years And of Ada daughter of Charles and Sarah Barton
who died Oct 21, 1931
Aged 73 years."3England - National Probate Index, 1935; page 220.
"BARTON Grace Charlotte of Briarwood Priory-avenue High Wycombe Buckinghamshire widow died 20 November 1935 Probate Oxford 21 December to Reginald Thomas Anderson timber merchants salesman and Charles Abbott Gibson builder. Effects £5499 11s. 8d."
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births DEC 1866; Windsor; 2c; 394; .
"BRUNSDON, Charles F."2Census 1939 - England (1939 Register), E.D. DVNG; Slough; District 144/1.
Charles F. Brunsdon is listed as male; born 16 Sept 1866; married; Builder (retired).3FreeBMD Index, Death Dec 1944; Eton; 3a; 1374.
"BRUNSDON, Charles F.; 78 years old."
1Census 1939 - England (1939 Register), E.D. DVNG; Slough; District 144/1.
Edith Brunsdon is listed as female; born 13 Apr 1871; married; unpaid domestic duties.2Parish Registers - England, Buckingham, High Wycombe.
3FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Death Sep 1956; Maidenhead; 6a; 30.
"BRUNSDON, Edith; 85 years old."
1Information provided by Wayne Preston (of California - wprimetime@sbcglobal.net), Email to Jim Cosgrave, 8 Sep 2005.
2Dr. William's Non-Conformist Birth Register, FHL Film 816008.
"No. 959
These are to certify, That James Son of William Preston and Jane his wife, who was a daughter of Peter and Ann Warne was Born in New Bond Street in the Parish of Saint Georges Hanover Square in the County of Middlesex the Fourteenth Day of January in the Year one thousand eight hundred and twenty one at whose birth we were present.
J. Barrow, surgeon
Hannah Coates
Baptized 20th April 1821 by
J. F. Cover
Registered at Dr. William's Library, Redcross-Street, near Cripplegate, London
May 25th 1821, Thos. Morgan, Registrar."3England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 (www.MyHeritage.com).
"Gender - Male
Birth date - 14 Jan 1821
Birth place - St. George Hanover Square, Westminister
Christening date - 20 April 1821
Christening place - Dr. Williams Library, London, London
Father - William Preston
Mother - Jane."4Newspaper - The Times, Issue 22823; Page 1; Column A, 28 Oct 1857.
On the 24th Inst., after a lingering illness, Mr. James Preston of 127 Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, aged 34."
"DEATHS5Civil Registration, Death - England.
"Registration District St George Hanover Square
1857 Death in the Sub-district of May Fair in the County of Middlesex
No. 56
When died - Ywenty fourth October 1857
Where died - 127 Mount Street
Name - James Preston
Sex - Male
Age - 36 years
Occupation - Tailor (master); Cause of death - Phthisis Pulmonaris, certified
Informant - Geoff Edwards; present at death; 19 Rochester Square, Camden Town
When registered - Thirtieth October 1857."6Will of James Preston, Prob 11/2263.
Proved at London the 2nd January 1858 before the worshipful William Robinson, ### of Laws and Surrogate by the Oath of Margaret Jane Preston, Widow, the relict, the sole Executrix to who Admon was granted having been first sworn duly to administer."
"This is the last Will and Testament of me James preston of 127 Mount Street Grosvenor Square LondonTailor I direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be paid and satisfied by my Executrix hereinafter named, as soon as conveniently may be after my death. I give devise and bequeath the whole of my estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever, both real and personal, whether in possession or ### ### or expected, unto my dear wife Margaret Jane Preston to have for her own use and benefit absolutely. And I nominate constitute and appoint my dear wife to be Executrix of this my will and hereby revoking all former or other wills and testaments by me at any time heretofore made, I declare this to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof the said James Preston have to this last will and testament set my hand the fourteenth day of September in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty five ----- James Preston. Signed by the Testator James Preston and acknowledged by him to be his last will and testament, in the presence of us present at the same time and subscribed by us in the presence of the said Testator and each other --- John Wyld 24 Weymouth St., Portland Place ----- V. W. Loder 32 Princes St., Chelsea.7Newspaper - The Morning Post, Page 7; column 8, 29 Oct 1857.
PRESTON. - On the 24th inst., Mr. James Preston, of 127 Mount Street, Grosvenor-square, aged thirty-six."
"DEATHS8Cemetery Records - England, London, Kensington, Brompton, No. 16708.
"Name - James Preston
Where died - 127 Mount Street Grosvenor Square
When buried - 1857 Oct 31
Age - 36 years
By whom ceremony performed - Revd. E.H. Johnson
Place of burial - Dis. No. 2; 210.0 x 64.6
Church or Dissent - Dissent."9Civil Registration, Marriage - England.
"Register of Marriages in the Registration District of St. George Hanover Square
1849 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of St. George Hanover Square in the County of Middlesex
No. 404
When married - August 7
Groom - James preston
Groom's age - full age
Groom's condition - Bachelor
Groom's occupation - Oilman
Groom's residence - Oxford Street
Groom's father - William Preston, Tailor
Bride - Margaret Jane Evans
Bride's age - full age
Bride's condition - Spinster
Bride's residence - Mount Street
Bride's father - Thomas Evans, Tailor
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and ceremonies of the Established Church, by Licence, by me, W.H. Dickinson B.B.L., Curate
In the presence of us, Thomas Evans; Mary Ann Winifred Evans; Rebecca Simpson; Jas. Foster; Chas. Bennett."
1Information provided by Wayne Preston (of California - wprimetime@sbcglobal.net), Email to Jim Cosgrave - 08-Sep-2005.
2Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Death info from bible:Margaret Jane Preston died 20th February 1871 at 25 Beresford Road N. aged 47.3England - National Probate Index.
"PRESTON, Margaret Jane
Effects under 3,000 pounds
23 March
The will of Margaret Jane Preston formerly of 8 Stock-Orchard-villas Upper Holloway but late of 25 Beresford-road Highbury New Park both in the County of Middlesex Widow who died 20 February 1871 at 25 Beresford-road was proved at the Principal Registry by Charles Bennett of 2 Capel-court in the City of London Stock Broker and Emily Jane Preston of 25 Beresford-road Spinster the daughter two of the executors."4Cemetery Records - England, London, Kensington, Brompton, No. 63170.
"Name - Margaret Jane Preston
Where died - 25 Beresford Road, Highbury New Park
When buried - 1871 Feb 25
Age - 47 years
By whom ceremony performed - Revd. A. Raleigh D.D.
Place of burial - Dis. No. 2; 210.0 x 64.6; 2nd interment
Church or Dissent - Dissent."5Civil Registration, Marriage - England.
"Register of Marriages in the Registration District of St. George Hanover Square
1849 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of St. George Hanover Square in the County of Middlesex
No. 404
When married - August 7
Groom - James preston
Groom's age - full age
Groom's condition - Bachelor
Groom's occupation - Oilman
Groom's residence - Oxford Street
Groom's father - William Preston, Tailor
Bride - Margaret Jane Evans
Bride's age - full age
Bride's condition - Spinster
Bride's residence - Mount Street
Bride's father - Thomas Evans, Tailor
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and ceremonies of the Established Church, by Licence, by me, W.H. Dickinson B.B.L., Curate
In the presence of us, Thomas Evans; Mary Ann Winifred Evans; Rebecca Simpson; Jas. Foster; Chas. Bennett."
1Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Birth info from family bible: Augustus James born at 88 Oxford St. 7 March 1846, 8 of morning.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Birth Mar 1846; Marylebone; 1; 157.
"Preston, Augustus James."3FreeBMD Index, Death MAR 1846; Marylebone; 1; 127 .
"Preston, Augustus James."
1Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Birth info from bible:James Evans born at 127 Mount Street, 9 February 1847, 10 of morning.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Birth Mar 1847; St. George Hanover Square; 1; [64]4.
"Preston, James Evans."3Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Death info from bible:Died at Torquay October 28 1847.4FreeBMD Index, Death Dec 1847; Newton Abbot; 10; 106.
"PRESTON, James Evans."
1Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Birth info from bible: Herbert - born at 20 Rochester Square, 4th October 1852, 20 to 8 Evening.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Birth Dec 1852.
"PRESTON, Herbert; St. Pancras; 1b; 141."3Information provided by Allen Estall, Letter to Jim Cosgrave, Aug 1991.
Death info from bible: Died at 127 Mount Street, 12th April 1854.4FreeBMD Index, Death Jun 1854; St. Geo. H. Sq.; 1a; 136.
"PRESTON, Herbert."
1Dr. William's Non-Conformist Birth Register, (FHL Film 569979; 1812 to 1817; RG4_4662.
Thomas Sminey Bult, born at Cripplegate on February 10th 1804; parents - Thomas and Maria Francis Bult.2Newspaper - The Times, Issue 26658; page 1; column A, 27 Jan 1870.
"DEATHS
On the 24th Jan., at No. 1 Bockington Villas, Bromley, Kent, Mr. Thomas S. Bult, aged 67, surviving his beloved wife only 5 weeks."3FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Deaths MAR 1870; Bromley; 2a; 219; .
"BULT, Thomas Sminey; 67 years old."4England - National Probate Index, 1870; page 231.
"WILLS 1870
BULT, Thomas Sminey
Effects under 3,000 pounds
14 February
Letters of Administration (with the Will annexed) of the Personal estate and effects of Thomas Sminey Bult formerly of 2 River-terrace-North in the Parish of Islington in the County of Middlesex but late of 1 Beckington-villas Bromley in the County of Kent Meat Factor a widower deceased who died 24 January 1870 at Beckington-villas aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to Benjamin Wakefield Knight of 217 Regent-street in the County of Middlesex aforesaid Silk Mercer a Creditor of the said Deceased he having first been sworn."5Tombstone Inscription - England, Kent, Bromley (Book - The Monumental Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Bromley, Co. Kent. Transcribed by Richard Holworthy. ), Section V.
"No. 752
Thomas S. BULT, died 24 January 1870, aged 67. Also Marie, wife of above, died 21 December 1869, aged 63. Also Annie Martin BULT, daughter of above, died 4 February 1899, aged 61."6Parish Registers - England, Kent, Bromley.
"Page 158
Burials in the Parish of Bromley in the County of Kent in the Year 1870
No. 1264
Name - Thomas Sminey BULT
Abode - Plaistow
When buried - January 29th
Age - 67
By whom ceremony performed - A.G. Helluar."7Family Search website (https://familysearch.org), FHL Film 1966296; p 125; 375.
Marriage 11 July 1831 at Hammersmith, Middlesex; Thomas Sminey Bult and Maria Martin.8Parish Registers - England, Middlesex, Hammersmith, FHL Film 1966290.
"Page 125
Marriages solemnized in the Hamlet of Hammersmith in the County of Middlesex in the year 1831
No. 375
Thomas Sminey Bult of the parish of St Paul Covent Garden, Bachelor, and Maria Martin of the Hamlet of Hammersmith, Spinster, were married in this chapel by licence this eleventh day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, by me John Gifford, Curate, in the presence of Thomas Martin; James Martin; ; Mary Ware (sic); Mary Beale Heather (sic)."
1Parish Registers - England, Sussex, Battle.
Identified that Maria Martin, daughter of Thomas and Mary Martin, was baptised at Battle, Sussex, on 10 December 1806.2Newspaper - The Times, Issue 26628; page 1; column A, 23 Dec 1869.
"DEATHS
On the 21st Dec., at No. 1 Beckington Villas, Bromley, Kent, MARIA, the beloved wife of Mr. Thos. S. Bult."3Tombstone Inscription - England, Kent, Bromley (Book - The Monumental Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Bromley, Co. Kent. Transcribed by Richard Holworthy. ), Section V.
"No. 752
Thomas S. BULT, died 24 January 1870, aged 67. Also Marie, wife of above, died 21 December 1869, aged 63. Also Annie Martin BULT, daughter of above, died 4 February 1899, aged 61."4Parish Registers - England, Kent, Bromley.
"Page 157
Burials in the Parish of Bromley in the County of Kent in the Year 1869
No. 1255
Name - Maria BULT
Abode - Plaistow
When buried - December 28
Age - 63
By whom ceremony performed - J.T. Brown."5Family Search website (https://familysearch.org), FHL Film 1966296; p 125; 375.
Marriage 11 July 1831 at Hammersmith, Middlesex; Thomas Sminey Bult and Maria Martin.6Parish Registers - England, Middlesex, Hammersmith, FHL Film 1966290.
"Page 125
Marriages solemnized in the Hamlet of Hammersmith in the County of Middlesex in the year 1831
No. 375
Thomas Sminey Bult of the parish of St Paul Covent Garden, Bachelor, and Maria Martin of the Hamlet of Hammersmith, Spinster, were married in this chapel by licence this eleventh day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, by me John Gifford, Curate, in the presence of Thomas Martin; James Martin; ; Mary Ware (sic); Mary Beale Heather (sic)."
1Parish Registers - England, London, St Pauls Covent Gardens, FHL film 0845341, item 2.
2Parish Registers - England, London, St Pauls Covent Gardens, FHL film 0845341, item 2.
"When born - August 14th 1833
When baptized - September 4th 1833
Name - Thomas
Parents - Thomas Sminey & Maria BULT
Father's occupation - Butcher
Abode - Maiden Lane
By whom ceremony performed - F.W.J. Vickery."
1Parish Registers - England, London, Christchurch Newgate Street with St. Leonard Foster Lane, FHL film 0417978 .
Register of Baptisms 1824-1940.2Parish Registers - England, London, Christchurch Newgate Street with St. Leonard Foster Lane, FHL film 0417978 .
"When born - Jany. 15th 1838
When baptized - Feby. 13th 1838
Name - Ann Martin
Parents - Thomas Sminey & Maria BULT
Father's occupation - Butcher
Abode - 8 Rose Street Newgate Market."3FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Deaths MAR 1899; Plomesgate; 4a; 597; .
"BULT, Anne Martin; 61 years old."4Tombstone Inscription - England, Kent, Bromley (Book - The Monumental Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Bromley, Co. Kent. Transcribed by Richard Holworthy. ), Section V.
"No. 752
Thomas S. BULT, died 24 January 1870, aged 67. Also Marie, wife of above, died 21 December 1869, aged 63. Also Annie Martin BULT, daughter of above, died 4 February 1899, aged 61."
1Census 1871 - England, RG10; piece 421; folio 30; page 22.
Mary Crawley was listed as mother; widow; 66 years old; born at Ireland, Cork.
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births SEP 1845; West London; 2; 238.
"CRAWLEY, John."
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births MAR 1849; West London; 2; 262.
"CRAWLEY, Mary."
1Parish Registers - England, Gloucester, Lea.
"Page 12
Baptisms solemnized in the Parish of Lea in the County of Gloucester in the Year 1824-25
No. 90
When baptized - 1824 Oct 24th
Name - Thomas
Partents - John & Elizabeth James; Lea, Herefordshire
Father's occupation - Carpenter
By whom ceremony performed - Chas. Whatley."2Civil Registration, Marriage - England, 1844, JUN; Shoreditch; II; 374.
"1844 Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch, in the County of Middlesex.
No. 215
Date: 1844, May 6th
Groom: Thomas James
Groom's age: of full age
Groom's condition: Bachelor
Groom's rank or profession: servant
Groom's residence: 3 State Street
Groom's father's name: John James
Groom's father's rank or profession: Labourer
Bride: Ellen Donovan
Bride's age: of full age
Bride's condition: spinster
Bride's rank or profession: servant
Bride's residence: 3 State Street
Bride's father's name: Daniel Donovan
Bride's father's rank or profession: Labourer
Married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after Banns, by me Edward Wix (sic?) M.A. curate.
This marriage was solemnized between us: Thomas James; Ellen Donovan X her mark
In the presence of us: Mary Donovan X her mark; and Jeremiah McCarthy."3Civil Registration, Marriage - England, June quarter, 1844; Shoreditch, vol. II, page 374.
"1844 Marriage solemnized at the parish Church in the parish of St. leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex.
No.: 215
When married: 1844, May 6
Name and surname: Thomas James, Ellen Donovan
Age: of full age, of full age
Condition: Bachelor, Spinster
Rank or Profession: Servant, Servant
residence at time of marriage: 3 State St., 3 State St.
Father's name and surname: John James, Daniel Donovan
Rank or Profesion of father: Labourer, Laborer
Married in the parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, Edward ...., Curate
This marriage was solemnized between us, Thomas James, Ellen Donovan X her mark
In the Presence of us, Mary Donovan X her mark, Jeremiah McCarthy."
1Civil Registration, Death - England, JUN, 1859; West London; 1c; 25.
"1859 Death in the Sub-district of North West London in the City of London
No. 106
When died - Twelfth April 1859
Where died - 13 Braziers Buildings
Name - Ellen James
Sex - female
Age - 35 years
Occupation - Wife of Thomas James, a Coppersmith's labourer
Cause of death - Internal Haemorrhage previous to labour, died two hours after delivery; certified
Informant - Ann Donovan; present at death; 10 Phoenix Street, St. Giles, London
When registered - Sixteenth April 1859."2Civil Registration, Marriage - England, 1844, JUN; Shoreditch; II; 374.
"1844 Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch, in the County of Middlesex.
No. 215
Date: 1844, May 6th
Groom: Thomas James
Groom's age: of full age
Groom's condition: Bachelor
Groom's rank or profession: servant
Groom's residence: 3 State Street
Groom's father's name: John James
Groom's father's rank or profession: Labourer
Bride: Ellen Donovan
Bride's age: of full age
Bride's condition: spinster
Bride's rank or profession: servant
Bride's residence: 3 State Street
Bride's father's name: Daniel Donovan
Bride's father's rank or profession: Labourer
Married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after Banns, by me Edward Wix (sic?) M.A. curate.
This marriage was solemnized between us: Thomas James; Ellen Donovan X her mark
In the presence of us: Mary Donovan X her mark; and Jeremiah McCarthy."3Civil Registration, Marriage - England, June quarter, 1844; Shoreditch, vol. II, page 374.
"1844 Marriage solemnized at the parish Church in the parish of St. leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex.
No.: 215
When married: 1844, May 6
Name and surname: Thomas James, Ellen Donovan
Age: of full age, of full age
Condition: Bachelor, Spinster
Rank or Profession: Servant, Servant
residence at time of marriage: 3 State St., 3 State St.
Father's name and surname: John James, Daniel Donovan
Rank or Profesion of father: Labourer, Laborer
Married in the parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, Edward ...., Curate
This marriage was solemnized between us, Thomas James, Ellen Donovan X her mark
In the Presence of us, Mary Donovan X her mark, Jeremiah McCarthy."
1Census 1861 - England, FHL Film 0542593; West London enum. dist 8.
John James is listed as son; 12 years old; scholar; born at London, St. Georges.2Civil Registration Index - England & Wales (https://www.gro.gov.uk), Birth Dec 1848; St. George (in the East); 2; 119.
"JAMES, John; mother's maiden surname is DONOVAN."
1Census 1851 - England, FHL Film 0174760; HO107; piece 1530; folio 133; page 10.
Charles is listed as son; 1 year old; born at Middlesex, St. Georges.2Civil Registration Index - England & Wales (https://www.gro.gov.uk), Birth Mar 1850; St. George (in the East); 2; 125.
"JAMES, Charles; mother's maiden surname is DONAVON."
1Census 1861 - England, FHL Film 0542593; West London enum. dist 8.
Thomas James is listed as son; 6 years old; scholar; born at London, St. Georges.
1Census 1861 - England, FHL Film 0542593; West London enum. dist 8.
Henry James is listed as son; 4 years old; scholar; born at London.
1Census 1861 - England, FHL Film 0542593; West London enum. dist 8.
Mary James is listed as daughter; 3 years old; born at London.
1Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Baptisms - FHL film 102405, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, FHL Film 102405.
"Oct. 28th 1815. Walter Sime in Burnheads had a child by his wife Elspet Dougal, born the 23rd baptised this day and named William. Witnesses - William Laurence in Croftgloy, Wilm. Wright ...., Jane t Watt, ...., and Ann Reid in ......"2Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Baptisms - FHL film 102405.
"Oct. 28th 1815. Walter Sime in Burnheads had a child by his wife Elspet Dougal, born the 23rd baptised this day and named William. Witnesses - William Laurence in Croftgloy; Wilm. Wright, Closnore (sic); Janet Watt, Ord (sic); and Ann Reid in Geoailens (sic)."3Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Sim.
"Erected by William Sim, 57 years farmer at Croftgloy, In memory of his beloved wife Janet Laurence who died at Maryfield Cottage, Portsoy, 23 November 1893 aged 77. The above William Sim died at Maryfield, 25 December 1894, aged 79."4Civil Registration, Death - Scotland, Portsoy deaths 1894; page 14; No. 41Age: 79 years.
"Page 14
1894 Deaths in the District of Portsoy in the County of Banff
No. 41
Name and surname: William Sim
Rank of profession: Retired farmer; widower of Janet Lawrence
When and where died: 1894, December 25th; 7 h. 30 m. a.m. at Maryfield Cottage, Portsoy
Sex: male
Age: 79 years
Father: Walter Sim; Farmer (deceased)
Mother: Janet Sim; m.s. McDougall (deceased)
Cause of death: Hemiphlegia (right side) - 7 days
Certified by: William L. Stewart MDCM
Informant: Alex Sim; son; Bank Agent - Cullen
When registered; 1894, December 27th at Portsoy."5Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Marriages - FHL film 102405.
"2 September 1834, William Sim and Janet laurence both in this parish having been matimonially contracted and proclaimed in church were this day married."
1Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Baptisms - FHL film 0102405, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, FHL Film 102405.
"August 2nd 1816, George Laurence in Croftgloy had a child by his wife Ann Clark, baptised and named Janet. Witnesses William Laurence in Croftgloy and James Wilson in Darbrich."2Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Baptisms - FHL film 0102405.
"August 2nd 1816, George Laurence in Croftgloy had a child by his wife Ann Clark, baptised and named Janet. Witnesses William Laurence in Croftgloy and James Wilson in Darbrich."3Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Sim.
"Erected by William Sim, 57 years farmer at Croftgloy, In memory of his beloved wife Janet Laurence who died at Maryfield Cottage, Portsoy, 23 November 1893 aged 77. The above William Sim died at Mary field, 25 December 1894, aged 79."4Civil Registration, Death - Scotland, Portsoy deaths 1893; Page 12; No. 36.
"Page 12
1893 Deaths in the District of Portsoy in the County of Banff
No. 36
Name and surname: Janet Sim - married to William Sim (Retired Farmer)
When and where died: 1893, November 23rd; 7 h. 30 m. A.M. at Maryfield Cottage; Portsoy
Sex: female
Age: 77 years
Father: George Lawrence - Farmer (deceased)
Mother: Ann Lawrence; m.s. Clark (deceased)
Cause of death: Aorta Heart Disease / Apoplexy - 5 days
Certified by: John Barclay M.D. C.M.
Informant: A. T. Garden; son in law; Brankanentham, Fordyce
When registered: 1893, November 23rd at Portsoy."5Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Deskford, Marriages - FHL film 102405.
"2 September 1834, William Sim and Janet laurence both in this parish having been matimonially contracted and proclaimed in church were this day married."
1IGI (International Genealogical Index).
2Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years."3Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, Christening - FHL film 990825.
4Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, Gamrie parish records; Christening - FHL film 990825.
"Birth date - January 13th 1798
Baptism date - January 14th 1798
Name - James paterson
Father - William Paterson, Gardenstown
Mother - Elspet Nichol
Witnesses - John Ross; and ?."5Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"On front of left stone: In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years
On Left side of stone: James Paterson, Master of the ship "Parthra" of Liverpool died at Banff 15 April 1886, aged 46 years.
Also William Paterson, Shipowner, Banff who died at Wanford, 16th December 1886, aged 63 years.
On rear of stone: Also Jean Chalmers for over 60 years in the service of the family, who died on 18th August 1893."6Civil Registration, Death - Scotland, Scottish civil death registers; 1866, Banff - 118; FHL film 0350887.
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1866 Deaths in the Burgh of Banff in the County of Banff
No. 118
Name - James Paterson, Shipowner and Wood Merchant (married to Ann Bartlet)
When died - 1866 October 11th, 8h 20 m PM
Where died - 18 Fife Street, Banff
Sex - Male
Age - 68 years and 9 months
Father - William Paterson, Shipmaste r (MS) (deceased)
Mother - Elspet Paterson ms Nicol (deceased)
Cause of death - malignant disease of the abdomen, 2 years. As certified by A Imandson, MD Banff.
Informant - William Paterson, son, present.
When registered - 1866 October 16th at Banff."7Newspaper - Courant (Banffshire), Page 8; column 6, 19 Oct 1866.
"DEATHS
At Fife Street, Banff, on the 11th inst., James PATERSON Esq., Merchant; aged sixty-eight years."8Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, ; Marriages 1820-1854 - FHL film 102411.
"James Paterson Shipmaster in Gardenstown and Ann Bartlet in Afforsk were married 13 December 1832 before witnesses William Bartlet and Alexander Whyte."
1Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years."2Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, Christenings 1704-1819 - FHL film 102410.
"Anne, LD to William Bartlet in Afforsk and Anne Strachan his wife, was born Dec. 28th 1804 and baptised Janry. 8th 1805 - Witnesses James Strachan in Jacobshall and John Sharp in Eastermelrose."3Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, Baptisms 1704-1819 - FHL film 102410.
"Anne, LD to William Bartlet in Afforsk and Anne Strachan his wife, was born Dec. 28th 1804 and baptised Janry. 8th 1805 - Witnesses James Strachan in Jacobshall and John Sharp in Eastermelrose."4Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"On front of left stone: In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years
On Left side of stone: James Paterson, Master of the ship "Parthra" of Liverpool died at Banff 15 April 1886, aged 46 years.
Also William Paterson, Shipowner, banff who died at Wanford, 16th December 1886, aged 63 years.
On rear of stone: Also Jean Chalmers for over 60 years in the service of the family, who died on 18th August 1893."5Civil Registration, Death - Scotland, Death certificate;1869 Banff - 167; FHL film 0384128.
"Page 56
1869 Deaths in the District of Banff in the County of Banff
No. 167
Name - Ann Paterson; widow of James Paterson, Shipowner
When died - 1869 December sixteenth 2 h 0 m a.m.
Where died - Fife Street, Banff
Sex - F
Age - 64 years
Father - William Bartlet, Farmer (deceased)
Mother - Ann Bartlet, m.s. Strachan (deceased)
Cause of death - Ulceration of stomach duodenum and peritonitis
Informant - William Paterson, son, present.
When registered - 1869 December 24 at Banff."6Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Gamrie, ; Marriages 1820-1854 - FHL film 102411.
"James Paterson Shipmaster in Gardenstown and Ann Bartlet in Afforsk were married 13 December 1832 before witnesses William Bartlet and Alexander Whyte."
1IGI (International Genealogical Index), Banffshire IGI.
2Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"On front of left stone: In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years
On Left side of stone: James Paterson, Master of the ship "Parthra" of Liverpool died at Banff 15 April 1886, aged 46 years.
Also William Paterson, Shipowner, banff who died at Wanford, 16th December 1886, aged 63 years.
On rear of stone: Also Jean Chalmers for over 60 years in the service of the family, who died on 18th August 1893."3Newspaper - Courant (Banffshire), Page 5; column 6, 18 Dec 1896.
"DEATHS
PATERSON - At Wanford, Banff, on the 16th instant, William Paterson, farmer, aged sixty-three years."4Newspaper - Banff Advertiser, Page 8; column 3, 24 Dec 1896.
"THE LATE MR. PATERSON
WANFORD, BANFF
Many will regret of the death on Wednesday last week, after a short illness, of Mr. Wm. Paterson, which occurred at his residence at Wanford, Banff. The deceased gentleman, who had reached the sixty-third year of his age, was son of the late Captain James paterson, shipowner and coal merchant in Banff, and in his early youth served in the office of the late Mr. Patrick Rose, solicitor, Banff. Mr. Paterson, however, evinced a strong liking for a seafaring life, and, leaving the employment of Mr. Rose, he became an apprentice with Messers Marshall, Eldridge & Co., shipowners, London, serving his apprenticeship on board the Constance, belonging to that firm, which was employed in the passenger trade between London and Melbourne. At the close of his apprenticeship Mr. Paterson returned to his native place, and had command in turn of several vessels belonging to the locality, the last vessel to be commanded by him being the Glenmore of Banff, which was engaged in the Brazilian and Mediterranean trades. On giving up the sea, the deceased gentleman, at the request of his uncle, Mr. Wm. Bartlet, manager of the Banff Brewery, joined him in the management of hat establishment, and on Mr. Bartlet's death, the brewery was sold, and soon after, in 1972, Mr. Paterson acquired a lease of the fine farm of Wanford, at which he permanently resided til the date of his death. On the death of his father in 1867, Mr. Paterson acquired his share of the Banff Sawmill Company, then carried on by the firm of Messers James paterson & Co., and in this undertaking the deceased gentleman took an active interest until about three years ago. In 1888 Mr. Paterson was appointed a Justice of the Peace for the county, and he was also a Commissioner of Supply. In anything connected with shipping matters the deceased gentleman took a deep interest, and for many years he was chairman of the Banffshire Mutual Marine and Banff Mutual Freight Insurance Associations, continuing to hold these offices until those bodies ceased to exist a couple of years ago. Much respected throughout the parish of Alvah, of the church of which he was an elder, the deaceased had a wide circle of friends. Mr. Paterson was unmarried. The funeral took place on Saturday from Wanford to the New Cemetery in Banff, and was very largely attended by gentlemen from a wide district. The blinds in the principal places of business passed by the cortege were drawn, and the flags of the shipping in Banff and Macduff harbours were hoisted half-mast high. The chief mourners were - Messers Sim, town clerk, Cullen; Smith, Union Bank, Glasgow (both brothers in law of deceased); Frederick William Sim, Cullen; William Beedie (nephews of deceased); William Ross, Hilton (married to a niece of deceased); John W. Simpson, Banff. In the parish church of Alvah on Sunday, in the course of an impressive sermon from Luke xii 35-36, the Rev. Hugh Fraser made feeling reference to the death of Mr. Paterson."
1IGI (International Genealogical Index), Banffshire IGI; Batch C111474; Serial sheet 1653.
2Tombstone Inscription - Scotland, Banff, Banff, Paterson.
"On front of left stone: In memory of James Paterson, Merchant in Banff, who died 11th October 1866, aged 68 Years.
Also Maggie Watt his niece, who died 7th April 1867, aged 20 years.
And Ann Bartlet his wife, who died 16th December 1869, aged 64 years
On Left side of stone: James Paterson, Master of the ship "Parthra" of Liverpool died at Banff 15 April 1886, aged 46 years.
Also William Paterson, Shipowner, Banff who died at Wanford, 16th December 1886, aged 63 years.
On rear of stone: Also Jean Chalmers for over 60 years in the service of the family, who died on 18th August 1893."
1Parish Registers - Scotland, Banff, Banff.
1IGI (International Genealogical Index), Batch no. C119063; sheet 00; Dates 1868-1875; Source call no. 6035516.
"James Murray Young, son of James Murray Young and Mary Jane Marr, born 27 Oct 1869 at Old Machar, Aberdeen."2Newspaper - The Brechin Advertiser, page 5; column 3, 28 Jun 1927.
"The death occurred at Perth on Thursday night of Dr. James Murray Young, who for the past six years had been Medical Officer in charge of the Eastern district of Scotland under the Scottish Board of Health."3Newspaper - The Brechin Advertiser, 25 Jun 1927.
YOUNG - At North Bank, Perth on 23 June, James Murray Young M.B., C.M., Scottish Board of Health, late of Hamilton, son of the late Capt. J. Murray Young ...., bank Gardens, Glasgow. Funeral will be (Saturday), 25th inst., at 1:30 p.m......."
"DEATHS4Newspaper - Banff Advertiser, Page 1, column 1, 28 Sep 1895.
"Young - Sim; At North of Scotland Bank House, Cullen on the 17th inst., by tye Rev. W.T.P. MacDonald, parish minister, assisted by the Rev. Al Youngson, Newmill, Keith, uncle of the bridegroom, James Murray Young, M.B., C.M., Newmains, Lanarkshire, to Alexina Isabella, second daughter of Alexander Sim - solicitor, Cullen."5Civil Registration, Marriage - Scotland, 1895; Cullen; 150/00/0006.
"Page 3
1895 Marriages in the Burgh of Cullen in the County of Banff
No. 6
1895, on the seventeenth day of September at North of Scotland Bank House, Cullen, after banns according to the forms of of the Established Church of Scotland
Groom: J. Murray Young; Medical Practirioner; bachelor; 26 years old; residing at Newmains, Lanarkshire
Bride: Alexina Isabella sim; spinster; 25 years old
Groom's father: James Murray Young; shipowner
Groom's mother: Mary Jane Young; m.s. Marr
Bride's father: Alexander Sim; Bank Agent, Solicitor and Town Clerk
Bride's mother: Isabella Bartlet Sim; m.s. Paterson
Witnesses: L.J. Anderson; Jessie Sim."6Newspaper - Banffshire Journal, page 5; column 5, 24 Sep 1895.
Much interest was taken in Cullen in the marriage of Dr. James Murray-Toung, Glasgow, to Miss Alexina Isabella Sim, daughter of Mr. Alex. Sim, solicitor and town clerk, which took place at Cullen on Tuesday. In honour of the event, the town's flag was hoisted on the Town Hall, and there were displays of bunting on a number of the houses throughout the town, including Cathay House, Mr. Seivwright's, Mr. Ledingham's, etc. The wedding ceremony took place at one o'clock, and was performed by the Rev. Mr. MacDonald, Parish Church, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Youngson, Newmill, uncle of the bridegroom. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a charming gown of white satin duchesse, with long train and the bodice was draped with chiffon, and trimmed with pearl embroidery with wreath of orange blossom and tulle veil. She wore pearl ornaments, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were - Miss Nettie Sim, sister of the bride, and Miss Ema Marr, cousin of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were dressed in pink muslins with white lace collars and cuffs, and large white muslin picture hats trimmed with white wings and pink roses. They wore pearl horse-shoe brooches presented to them by the bridegroom, and their shower bouquets of pink and white carnations were also his gifts. Mr. Fred Sim, brother of the bride, supported the bridegroom as best man. After the ceremony, Mr and Mrs Sim entertained a party at dejeuner, and a dance was given in the evening. In the course of the afternoon, Dr. and Mrs Murray-Young left amid a plentiful shower of rice, &c., for Croftgloy, Deskford, to spend their honeymoon. Mrs. Murray-Young's travelling costume was of reseda cloth trimmed with pink silk, and she wore a smart hat trimmed with pink silk and crimson roses and reseda ribbon. The wedding presents were numerous and costly."
"CULLEN
1Civil Registration, Birth - Scotland.
"Page 15
1870 Births in the Burgh of Cullen in the County of Banff
No. 44
Name - Alexina Isabella Sim
When born - 1870 July Eleventh 5 h. 0 m. a.m.
Where born - Square, Cullen
Sex - F
Father - Alexander Sim; Solicitor & Bank Agent
Mother - Isabella Bartlett Sim; m.s. Paterson
Parents marriage - 1866 July 31st; Banff
Informant - Alex. Sim; Father; present
When registered - 1870 July 15th at Cullen."2Civil Registration, Death - Scotland, 1941.
"Page 5
1941 Deaths in the District of Kirriemuir in the County of Angus
No. 15
Name and surname: Alexina Young; widow of James Murray Young M.B.C.H.B.; District Medical Officer; Department of Health for Scotland
When and where died: 1941, February twentyfirst; 4 h. 15 m. pm at Wellburn; Northmuir; Kirriemuir (u.r. 6 Main Street, Bridgend, Perth)
Sex: female
Age 66 years
Father: Alexander Sim; Lawyer and Bank Agent (deceased)
Mother: Isabella sim; m.s. McDougall (deceased)
Cause of death: Paralysis Agitanes - 7 years; Cerebral haemorrhage - 2 months; as certified by J. McIntosh Rattray M.B.C.H.B.
Informant: Ernshaw (sic?)... P....; son-in-law
Registered: 1941, February 22nd at Kirriemuir."3England - National Probate Index, 1941; page 171.
"SIM or MURRAY-Young Alexina Isabella of 6 Main-street Bridgend Perth died 21 February 1941 at Kirriemuir Confirmation of Alexander Sim Young and Mary Isabel Bartlett Murray-Young or Paterson. Sealed Llandudno 28 July."4Newspaper - Banff Advertiser, Page 1, column 1, 28 Sep 1895.
"Young - Sim; At North of Scotland Bank House, Cullen on the 17th inst., by tye Rev. W.T.P. MacDonald, parish minister, assisted by the Rev. Al Youngson, Newmill, Keith, uncle of the bridegroom, James Murray Young, M.B., C.M., Newmains, Lanarkshire, to Alexina Isabella, second daughter of Alexander Sim - solicitor, Cullen."5Civil Registration, Marriage - Scotland, 1895; Cullen; 150/00/0006.
"Page 3
1895 Marriages in the Burgh of Cullen in the County of Banff
No. 6
1895, on the seventeenth day of September at North of Scotland Bank House, Cullen, after banns according to the forms of of the Established Church of Scotland
Groom: J. Murray Young; Medical Practirioner; bachelor; 26 years old; residing at Newmains, Lanarkshire
Bride: Alexina Isabella sim; spinster; 25 years old
Groom's father: James Murray Young; shipowner
Groom's mother: Mary Jane Young; m.s. Marr
Bride's father: Alexander Sim; Bank Agent, Solicitor and Town Clerk
Bride's mother: Isabella Bartlet Sim; m.s. Paterson
Witnesses: L.J. Anderson; Jessie Sim."6Newspaper - Banffshire Journal, page 5; column 5, 24 Sep 1895.
Much interest was taken in Cullen in the marriage of Dr. James Murray-Toung, Glasgow, to Miss Alexina Isabella Sim, daughter of Mr. Alex. Sim, solicitor and town clerk, which took place at Cullen on Tuesday. In honour of the event, the town's flag was hoisted on the Town Hall, and there were displays of bunting on a number of the houses throughout the town, including Cathay House, Mr. Seivwright's, Mr. Ledingham's, etc. The wedding ceremony took place at one o'clock, and was performed by the Rev. Mr. MacDonald, Parish Church, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Youngson, Newmill, uncle of the bridegroom. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a charming gown of white satin duchesse, with long train and the bodice was draped with chiffon, and trimmed with pearl embroidery with wreath of orange blossom and tulle veil. She wore pearl ornaments, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were - Miss Nettie Sim, sister of the bride, and Miss Ema Marr, cousin of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were dressed in pink muslins with white lace collars and cuffs, and large white muslin picture hats trimmed with white wings and pink roses. They wore pearl horse-shoe brooches presented to them by the bridegroom, and their shower bouquets of pink and white carnations were also his gifts. Mr. Fred Sim, brother of the bride, supported the bridegroom as best man. After the ceremony, Mr and Mrs Sim entertained a party at dejeuner, and a dance was given in the evening. In the course of the afternoon, Dr. and Mrs Murray-Young left amid a plentiful shower of rice, &c., for Croftgloy, Deskford, to spend their honeymoon. Mrs. Murray-Young's travelling costume was of reseda cloth trimmed with pink silk, and she wore a smart hat trimmed with pink silk and crimson roses and reseda ribbon. The wedding presents were numerous and costly."
"CULLEN
1Information provided by Catherine Standage, Email to Jim Cosgrave, 19 Aug 2010.
Identified that Alexander Sim Young was a child of James Murray Young and Alexina Isabella Sim, and that he was born July 21st 1905 in Hamilton, Lanarkshire.2Information provided by Catherine Standage, Email to Jim Cosgrave, 19 Aug 2010.
Identified that Alexander Sim Young was a child of James Murray Young and Alexina Isabella Sim, and that he died February 24th 1982 in Hong Kong.
1IGI (International Genealogical Index).
2IGI (International Genealogical Index), FHL Film 0990814; Batch C111462.
George Watt of William Watt and Agnes Mitchell was born on 19 Aug 1796 and christened 26 Aug 1796 at Alvah, Banff, Scotland.3IGI (International Genealogical Index), Batch M111464; FHL Film 0990814.
George Watt and Elspet Watt married 22 Nov 1826 at Alvah, Banffshire.
1IGI (International Genealogical Index), FHL Film 0990820; Batch C111492.
Elspet Watt of George Watt amd Jean Harper was christened 21 Mar 1807 at Boyndie, Banff, Scotland.2IGI (International Genealogical Index), Batch M111464; FHL Film 0990814.
George Watt and Elspet Watt married 22 Nov 1826 at Alvah, Banffshire.
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