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| 19751 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Routledge, Diane Michelle (I10752)
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| 19752 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria | Jenkins, Paulina Ann (I8477)
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| 19753 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria | Hawken, Henry Herbert (I10734)
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| 19754 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria | McLellan, Alexander (I10735)
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| 19755 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria | Hawken, Phyllis Marjorie (I10748)
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| 19756 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria Monday 4 November 1946 McLELLAN. - The Funeral of the lateMiss MARY McLELLAN will leave her residence. 13 Empire street. Mornington. THIS DAY (November 4). at 1.30 p.m., for the Box Hill Cemetery. N. S. MUIR, Undertaker, Mornington | McLellan, Mary (I10726)
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| 19757 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria Saturday 12 July 1919 MCLELLAN.-On thc 8th July, 1919, at "Helenslea," St, Helen's road, Upper Hawthorn (after a long illness, patiently borne), Thomas William, beloved eldest son of Adam and Jessie McLellan, aged 23 years and ll months. (Interred privately, July 10, 1919.) . | McLellan, Thomas William (I10731)
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| 19758 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McLellan, Andrew John (I10742)
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| 19759 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Goding, Jillian Lorraine (I10753)
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| 19760 | The Argus Melbourne Victoria Thursday 12 March 1942 McLELLAN. -On March 11, Margaret Jenkins, of Williams street, Boronia, the dearly loved daughter of the late Alex and Margaret McLellan, late of Moorooduc, dearly loved sister of Andrew, Mary, Adam (deceased), Alex, Kate, Jessie, Florence and Jim. -Sweetly sleeping. The Argus Melbourne Victoria Thursday 2 April 1942 McLELLAN - The Brothers and Sisters of the late MARGARET JENKINS MCLELLAN wish to thank all kind relatives and friends for beautiful floral tributes, cards, telegrams letters, and personal expressions of sympathy in their sorrow. Please accept our deep gratitude and may God richly bless you all. William Street Boronia | McLellan, Margaret Jenkins (I10727)
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| 19761 | The Argus, Melbourne Victoria Wednesday 15 August 1956 MCLELLAN. - The Funeral of the late Miss CATHERINE AGNES MCLELLAN will leave St. Andrew's Church. Mornington, TOMORROW (Thursday), after a memorial service commencing at 9.30 a.m., for the Box Hill Cemetery. | McLellan, Catherine Agnes (I10729)
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| 19762 | The Argus, Melbourne Victoria Wednesday 15 August 1956 McLELLAN.-On August 13. at Mornington B.N.H., Catherine Agnes, loved daughter of the late Alex, and Margaret McLellan. of Moorooduc, and sister of Andrew, Adam, Mary. Alex., Margaret, Jessie (all deceased). Florence (Mrs. Hawken), and James, aged 86 years. -Rest after weariness MCLELLAN.-on August 13. at Mornington B.N.H., Catherine Agnes, loved sister and aunt of Mrs. Florence Hawken and family, of Somerville. -The long day closes. | McLellan, Catherine Agnes (I10729)
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| 19763 | The Argus, Melbourne Victoria, Tuesday 12 December 1944 McLellan. On December 11, at 343 Auburn Road, Auburn, Andrew, dearly loved husband of Catherine, lovely father of Beth (Mrs L. R. Williams), Russel and John, formerly of Mornington McLellan A loving tribute to hte memory of our esteemed friend, Andrew McLellan who passed away at Auburn on December 11 (Management and Staff G.J. Harding & Co Pty Ltd) | McLellan, Andrew (I10725)
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| 19764 | The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria Saturday 13 June 1908 HAWKEN - McLELLAN. - On the 6th May, at Scots Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. D.A. MacDougall (Mornington), Henry Herbert, fifth son of Mr. H. Hawken, Oaklands, Somerville, to Florence, youngest daugher of Mr. A.McLellan, Pine Hill, Moorooduc. | Family F3015
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| 19765 | The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria Saturday 9 April 1938 MCLELLAN-FEDDERSEN,-On the 28th December, 1937, at Presbyterian Church, Coburg, by the Rev. Alex McMeekin, John, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. McLellan, Auburn, to Florence Mary, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Feddersen, Coburg. (Present address, Auckland, New Zealand.) | Family F3017
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| 19766 | The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria, 13 Mar 1920 WILLIAMS-MCLELLAN.-On the 14th January, at the Auburn Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. J. E. Paterson, Leslie Robert (late A.I.F.), only son of Mr. und Mrs. Mark Williams, "Metung," Windsor crescent, Surrey Hills, to Elisabeth Millar (Beth), only.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MeLellan, of "Craigie Lea," Auburnroad, Auburn. Present address, Port Fairy. The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria,Saturday 13 January 1945 WILLIAMS-MCLELLAN.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Williams have pleasure In announcing the 25th anniversary of their marriage celebrated on January 14. 1920, at Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Auburn, by the late Rev. J. E. Paterson. (Present address, 11 Currajong road, Auburn.) | Family F3016
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| 19767 | The Argus, Melbourne, Victoria, Tuesday 9 April 1940 Golden Wedding McLELLAN-FLEMING - Mr and Mrs Ardrew McLellan (late of Mornington) announce with pleasure and gratitude the 50th anniversary of their marriage on the 9th April 1890 at Benalla by the late Rev A C McConnan. At home this evening at their daughter's residence 11 Currajong road Auburn E3 Present address 343 Auburn road Auburn E2 | Family F3014
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| 19768 | The Argyll Courts 1 Commissary Court of Argyll (1700-1825) - page 472 Mrs Mary Clark or Mains at Glenmassan John Campbell, Susan Colqhoun, Robert, Archibald, Mary and Allan Campbell, surviving children of Lieut Archibald Campbell at Glenmassan and Mary Mains, his spouse, decerned executors of the defunct, who was relict of John Mains, shipmaster at Greenock, and died at Glenmassan 9 December 1824, Par. Kilmun 15 April 1825 | Clark, Mary (I17171)
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| 19769 | The Argyll Courts 1 Commissary Court of Argyll (1700-1825) - page 472 Mrs Mary Clark or Mains at Glenmassan John Campbell, Susan Colqhoun, Robert, Archibald, Mary and Allan Campbell, surviving children of Lieut Archibald Campbell at Glenmassan and Mary Mains, his spouse, decerned executors of the defunct, who was relict of John Mains, shipmaster at Greenock, and died at Glenmassan 9 December 1824, Par. Kilmun 15 April 1825 | Family F4858
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| 19770 | The baptism record mentions that the mother took the vows | MacDonald, Sarah (I9209)
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| 19771 | The baptism record state that she is the illegitimate daughter of Mary Wotherspoon and Donald McGibbon born at Ardailly 17 April 1891 | Wotherspoon, Mary (I8875)
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| 19772 | The birth record says he is born on 22 October however, the death record states he died 21 October of the same year! | MacNeill, Neil (I1108)
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| 19773 | The children are as mentioned on the death certificate of Margaret Livingston 1827 census Gigha | Family F2711
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| 19774 | The Church records read: Duncan, Illeg son of John MacDonald Ardailly and Srah Duncan Tayrhu born 28 Feb 1883 | MacDonald, Duncan (I9265)
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| 19775 | The Courier Mail Brisbane Queensland Wednesday 15 December 1948 DANIELS, Sarah May. | Jenkins, Sarah May (I11602)
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| 19776 | The death is recorded on Robert's birth record | McKeich, James (I5806)
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| 19777 | THE DOCTOR'S WHO'S WHO JENKINS, Sir James; K.C.B.; surgeon; b. 1818; 5. of late William Jenkins; ed. Scotland; grad. M.D. Glasgow, 1839; M.R.C.S. Eng., 1845; m. Sophia Pauline Luckraft, 1862, (died 1882) ; entered R.N. as asst.-surg., 1841 ; surg., 1854; staff-surg., 1863; dept. inspector- general of Hosp., 1872; inspector-general (retired), 1878; served in charge of Naval Brigade before Sebastopol, 1854-55 (medal with clasp, Turkish medal, and Legion of Honor) ; staff-surg. of hosp. ships "Belleisle" and "Simoon" in China, 1857-61 (medal with two clasps) ; sen. med. offi. of Plymouth Division of R.M., 1861-69; of R.M. Artillery at Eastney, 1869-72; deputy-inspector-gen. of Nav. Hosp. at Bermuda, 1872-75 ; of Roy. Nav. Hosp. at Plymouth, 1875- 78; C.B. 1867. Address: Nevinston, Mannamead, Plymouth, Eng. | Family F3377
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| 19778 | THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE March 7 1911 THE Estates of the Deceased MALCOLM TURNER CLARK, Shipping Agent, Craigengower, Langbank, were Sequestrated on 6th day of March 1911, by the Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute at Paisley. The first Deliverance is dated the 6th day of March 1911.The Meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners is to be held at twelve o'clock noon, on Friday the 17th day of March 1911, within the Globe Hotel, High Street, Paisley. A Composition may be offered at this Meeting ; and to entitle Creditors to the first Dividend, their oaths and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the 6th day of July 1911. All future Advertisements relating to this Sequestration will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. ANDREW PAUL & Co., Writers, 5S St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, Agents. Source: THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, MARCH 21, 1911. SEQUESTRATION of the Deceased MALCOLM TURNER CLARK, Shipping Agent, Craigengower, Langbank. "WILLIAM ROGERS SIMPSON, Chartered Accountant, Glasgow, has been elected Trustee on the Estate: and Thomas Duncan, Clothier, 14 Gordon Street, Glasgow, Alexander M'Kinlay, Horse Dealer, 130 London Street, Glasgow, and Duncan Turner Clark, 36 Clarence Drive, Hyndland, Glasgow, have been elected Commissioners. The Creditors will meet in the Chambers of the said William Rogers Simpson, 167 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, on Monday the third day of April 1911, at three o'clock afternoon. WM. ROGERS SIMPSON. C.A., Trustee. | Clark, Malcolm Turner (I16566)
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| 19779 | The entry in Lochgoilhead reads: September 29 1788 Nicol McNicol the wright in Lochgoilhead and Sarah Junken, daughter to Andrew Junken tacksman of Cuilmuich having been ? married at Glasgow July 19 got their marriage this day confirmed here by the Minister and ? | Family F3075
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| 19780 | The first stone erected is in memory of DUGULD BLEU, late miller at Largie Mill, who died 5 July 1792 aged 58 years. Next to it stands a stone erected by Grace MacAlister in memory of her husband, DANIEL BLUE late miller and tacksman of Killean who died A.D. 1815 aged 65 years. As early as 1661 land owners were ordering the destruction of the old quern stones used for grinding meal ( | Family F355
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| 19781 | The gravestone in Kilwinning ggraveyard gives 22/11/1944 as date of death | Anderson, Ann Jane Lang (I9)
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| 19782 | The headstone is in poor shape but reads Dugald Jenkins in memory of his beloved wife Jane Native of Greenock, Scotland Who died at Grassmere May 30 1899 Aged 78 years Also of her beloved husband Dugald Jenkins born Argylshire Scotland who died May 26 1908 Aged 92 years Also Mary GrahamDied May 26 1911Aged 79 years | Jenkins, Dugald (I11016)
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| 19783 | The headstone is in poor shape but reads Dugald Jenkins in memory of his beloved wife Jane Native of Greenock, Scotland Who died at Grassmere May 30 1899 Aged 78 years Also of her beloved husband Dugald Jenkins born Argylshire Scotland who died May 26 1908 Aged 92 years Also Mary GrahamDied May 26 1911Aged 79 years | Jenkins, Mary (I11014)
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| 19784 | The headstone is in poor shape but reads Dugald Jenkins in memory of his beloved wife Jane Native of Greenock, Scotland Who died at Grassmere May 30 1899 Aged 78 years Also of her beloved husband Dugald Jenkins born Argylshire Scotland who died May 26 1908 Aged 92 years Also Mary GrahamDied May 26 1911Aged 79 years | Innes, Jane (I11020)
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| 19785 | The headstone reads.In loving memory of Peter MUIR died Dec14th 1883 age 51 yrs.Weep not for him just gone to sleep Reclining on his saviours breast his soul in safety God will keep While he enjoys his peaceful rest. Also Margaret wife of the above died 16th Dec 1915 age 86 yrs at rest. | Muir, Peter (I678)
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| 19786 | The headstone reads.In loving memory of Peter MUIR died Dec14th 1883 age 51 yrs.Weep not for him just gone to sleep Reclining on his saviours breast his soul in safety God will keep While he enjoys his peaceful rest. Also Margaret wife of the above died 16th Dec 1915 age 86 yrs at rest. | Smith, Margarate (I146)
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| 19787 | The history of the Vaynor Park estate can be traced back to 1459 when Howel ap Ievan was granted the corn and fulling mills of Eberrewe (Berriew) by Richard, duke of York. He was succeeded by his son, Edward ap Hywel ap Ieuan Llwyd who built a house on the estate. He was succeeded by his son, Richard ap Edward, who died leaving his daughters Anne and Elizabeth as co-heiresses. The portion of Elizabeth became the property, presumably by purchase, of Arthur Pryce of Vaynor. The estate passed to the Devereux family following the marriage of Arthur Price's great-granddaughter, Bridget, with George Devereux. After the death of Pryce Devereux, 10th viscount Hereford (1694-1748), the estate was sold to Robert Moxon, a London lawyer. His niece, Ann, inherited the estate and married Joseph Winder (d. 1785). The estate subsequently passed to Joseph Winder's daughter, Elizabeth Winder (1752-1820), who married Joseph Lyon (d. 1809). The estate then passed to their daughter Mary Ann Jane Lyon (1792-1879), who married Uvedale Plymley of Longor, Leicestershire (d. 1871) who assumed the surname and arms of Corbett in 1804. He assumed the surname Corbett-Winder by royal licence in 1869. Their son, William Corbett-Winder (1820-1907), married Cecilia Millicent in 1872. Their son was William John Corbett-Winder (1875-1950) and his successor was Col John Lyon Corbett-Winder (b. 1911) of Vaynor Park. souce http://www.archiveswales.org.uk/anw/get_collection.php?inst_id=1&coll_id=20184&expand= | Corbett-Winder, William Lyon (I6453)
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| 19788 | The Horsham Times (Vic. : 1882 - 1954) Friday 26 October 1883 Funeral Notice. THE friends of the late Archibald Mathieson are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the railway station today. The funeral cortege will leave the Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m | Mathieson, Archibald (I14847)
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| 19789 | The informant of Robert's death was Neil McKeich, Robert's son | McKeich, Robert (I5586)
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| 19790 | The informant was John McKellar, Donald's cousin Died age 42 | Marshall, Donald (I6920)
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| 19791 | The marriage certificate mentions that Archibald MacDonald was from Islay, Argyll, UK | MacDonald, Archibald (I394)
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| 19792 | The marriage certificate of daughter Helen mentions he was an auctioneer | Montgomerie, William (I65)
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| 19793 | The marriage states he was from Haddington, East Lothian | Muir, Peter (I678)
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| 19794 | The NZSG Index on CD, records that "McKeich A." left Melbourne on the "Ringarooma" on 13 November 1875 bound for Bluff. He arrived at Bluff on 17 November 1875. A. McKeich (presumably Archibald) was single, a miner, aged 29 and born in Scotland. This is the first indication that Archibald was born in Scotland. There is no record of this birth in the IGI Files The truth is that he married Emily Gordon on 12 November 1875 the day before the sailing and was 24 years of age. Emily was pregnant with their first child, Mary, who was born on 14 April 1876 in Invercargill. Archibald's date of birth has not been verified although 1851 seems likely since his father, James, left Scotland on 16 September 1850. Mary, James's wife, did not leave for Australia until late 1854 or early 1855 and the second son, Robert, was born at Fiery Creek, Victoria, on 5 September 1855 No record of Mary's sailing can be found. | McKeich, Archibald (I5460)
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| 19795 | The Parish records of Inverchaolain state: 16/4/1831 That Peter McIntyre in the parish of Kilfinan came this day to intimate his purpose of marriage with Elizabeth Brown in Milton of this parish desiring the same to be duly published in form of law which was done but they were not married, she having run off with a John Crawford late shepherd in Ardentraive. 30/4/1831 The above John Crawford intimated to the ??? here on the 30th April 1831 that he and the above mentioned Elizabeth Brown in Milton were married by a Justice of Peace on the 18th current and requested that they should be proclaimed here as lawfully married persons on the three sabbaths immediately following such intimation which was accordingly agreed to by and done | Family F1674
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| 19796 | The place of death on the death certificate was Root Valley Fair Lodge, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas. | Bozeman, Corley David (I7048)
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| 19797 | The present Kintyre Mac Shannons deduce their descent from one Malcolm Shannan in Kilblaan East, whose wife Florence McMath died in 1765 aged 40 and is buried in Keil Churchyard. Malcolm is said to have been a younger son of Hew McOshenog, 2nd of Lephenstrath, and father of Donald McShenoig, herdsman in Keil. I believe that most of the present day McShannons in Kintyre descend from two of Donald's sons, Duncan McShenoig (born 1799) and his wife Flora Campbell, and Malcolm MacShannon, grocer and spirit dealer at Lephenstrath Bridge (born ca. 1810, died 1874) and his wife Ann McKendrick, alias Henderson. source http://www.ralstongenealogy.com/number11kintmag.htm It is very unlikely however that Donald McShenoig, herdsman in Keil is a son of Malcolm and Flory as he married Barbara McNaughtane in 1790 and his first son born in 1791 is called Alexander, followed by Archibald in 1793, Mary in 1797, Duncan in 1799 etc and finally Malcolm and Barbara in 1810. It is however more than probable they are related. Second article about the McShenoig's http://www.ralstongenealogy.com/number28kintmag.htm | Family F1288
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| 19798 | The Provost News Janet Longman, 86, at Rimbey on October 21 | Haddow, Janet Margaret (I14634)
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| 19799 | The record says he is born Campbeltown | Galbraith, Neil (I9845)
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| 19800 | The ship David Clark left Greenock for Melbourne on 15 June 1839 having 229 Government emigrants on board. The vessel put into Rio De Janeiro on August 15th, and took in fresh water and provisions. After remaining about 10 days she resumed her voyage and arrived at Port Phillip Bay on October 27th. Archibald Matheson Farmer 50 (family 18a) Argyle Residing in Lodgings Melbourne Archibald Junr Matheson son of Archibald 14 (family 18b) employed by Mr Elliot in the country 1 pound month, with Peter Matheson son of Archibald 12 (family 18c) employed by John McDonald Melbourne 1 pound month, with Neil Matheson 25 (single man 23) Clerk Argyle employed by Mr McNall Melbourne 100 pounds year, with provisions John Matheson 18 (single man 24) Waiter Argyle employed by G Smith Melbourne 3 pounds month, with | Mathieson, Archibald (I4873)
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