Genealogy of The Clan Gregor - 85 - Descendents of Gregor (George) in Perth |
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Seamus / James, Dean of Lismore b.~1480 died 1551 Fortingall | | [1]
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With Thanks to Dr Neil MacGregor for making this connection to Hew Murray in Perth, and identifying supporting evidence listed below:
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Following discussion with Gordon MacGregor on this family. I have modified the page to reflect Gordon's view: [3] 1557-58. Jan. 31. Preceptum legitimationes Gregorij McGregour et Dugall McGregour bastadorum filiorum naturalium Domini Jacobi McGregour (Sir James McGregor, Dean of Lismore) in communi forma &a apud Edinburgh ultimo Jan. - Privy Seal. “In 1557, Gregor Macgregor, son of the deceased Sir James MacGregor, Dean of Lismore, as became the head of a small, but independent sept of the MacGregors, and with a due regard to his safety, bound himself to Colin Campbell of Glenurchy and his heirs, ‘taking him for his chief in place of the Laird of MacGregor,’ and giving him his calp. “In 1557 Gregor and Dougall MacGregors, natural sons of Sir James Macgregor, receive letters of legitimation; and in 1574 Dougall MacGregor appears as Chancellor of Lismore.
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The Perth OPR (387) begins very early, otherwise this MacGregor-Murray connection would not have been possible. Unfortunately there is a large gap in the record [5] Gillespic (Archibald) Entered here as another son of Gregor, children in Perth parish 387: [blank] 18/2/1570; [blank] 28/2/1571; William 8/7/1574; William 8/7/1575
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"1575. June 25. Advocatis against McGregor and others, George McGregour alias Johnstoun, Johne and George McGregor his sones, Duncan Mc Gregor & Burgesses of Perth to have broken Lawborrowis.3 delayed till 15 Jan. next.
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"1575. June 25. Advocatis against McGregor and others, George McGregour alias Johnstoun, Johne and George McGregor his sones, Duncan Mc Gregor & Burgesses of Perth to have broken Lawborrowis.3 delayed till 15 Jan. next.
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Assumed to be Dauid MacGregor, baptised 11/3/1576 in Perth.
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Gap in the OPR (387) for Perth. Baptisms blank 1581-1614; marriages blank 1581-1653
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Gap in the OPR (387) for Perth. Baptisms blank 1581-1614;
Family of George Johnesone in Perth (For Nanse 29/4/1627 he is George Johnestown or McGregour):
George 6/8/1616; Gregour 17/11/1619; Isabell 17/6/1621; Archibald 7/9/1623; Margarit 6/7/1625; Nanse 29/4/1627; George 3/8/1628; Johne 2/1/1631; Patrike 22/4/1633; Helen 20/9/1635; Joseph 4/6/1638
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Many more Murray/Moray families in Perth OPR after 1660: The possible siblings of Hew are David and Henrie
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Many more Murray/Moray families in Perth OPR after 1660. The possible siblings of Hew are David and Henrie
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This family baptised 3 sons named Robert. I have assumed that only the third one survived.
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This family baptised 2 sons named Dauid. I have assumed that only the second one survived.
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Robert Sampson MacGregor has a close DNA match to Hew Murray with descent from Robert McGregar who married Jean Kego in Govan, Lanarkshire on 24/7/1705
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No sign of a marriage of Robert Murray and Elizabeth Kilpatrick. Glasgow OPR has a gap in marriages 1654-1660. All children record in Glasgow parish, except Jeane (1672) in Canongate, Edinburgh.
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Neil says that present day, Robert Murray in Australia and Robert Sampson MacGregor share three SNPs and they have a 3 and 5 SNPs after that which would suggest a common ancestor around 1700+/- 60 years. i.e. 1640-1760. That would suggest David Murray (b1629 Perth) to be the earliest through to the 1750 generations in both Perth or Ayrshire (Kilwinning). This was calculated on there being a mean of 4 SNPs but arm has 5 which would potentially take it back one or two generations meaning 1640 back to 1600.
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