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Family of John Lawrie 1712-1781) in Gamrie, King Edward & Montquhitter

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John Lawrie
b.20/9/1712
d.7/2/1781 at Tilliemald
marr. Margaret Bannerman at Clachforbie, King Edward par.
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--------------At Draught of Fortrie, par. Gamrie----------------------------------------||--------------------------------At Tillyboa, par. King Edward--------------------------------------------||---At Tillymauld, par. Montquhitter--
Alexander
b. 5/11/1751
Marr. Jane Harper 26/11/1775
both Montquhitter
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Isobel
26/12/1776
Margaret
27/1/1784
Helen
25/3/1785
a child
14/1/1789
John
3/11/1753
James
23/4/1756
Margaret
28/8/1758
Elspet
1/6/1760
John
b.30/5/1762
m. Catherine Duchart
Gellymill, par. Montquhitter
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Montquhitter and Turriff

Janet
25/8/1786
m. James Fife, 1818
Turriff
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William
1832
widr. 1851
John
1825
in Tillicoultry 1851
John
b. 28/2/1789
d.14/2/1873
marr. Catherine Ferguson, 6/8/1820
Dunblane
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Family of John Lawrie in Perths & Clacks
Agnes
7/9/1764
Isobel
10/11/1766
Peter
4/4/1769
NOTE: I am confident of the life of John Lawrie who was born at Gellymill, Montquhitter parish, Aberdeenshire in 1789 and who eventually died Tillicoultry, Clackmannan in 1873. The parish records for the early 19th century and the statutory registration from 1855 are good. Therefore, along with reminiscences from Jean Lawrie the subsequent pages headed with John Lawrie in Perthshire and Clackmannan and then John Lawrie (1855-1890) and Eliza Ann Cheetham in Rochdale can be viewed with a degree of confidence.

The previous pages, including this one - John Lawrie & Margaret Bannerman – were compiled on the balance of probabilities not certainties. Parish records in the 17th & 18th century are patchy with many omissions. Also because they are parish-based records and the families moved between parishes it can be difficult to piece them together. After a lot of searching through microfilms I produced the above page and the page headed by William Lowrie in Banff. The Banff parish record was unusually detailed and full of unexpected additional information as shown.

See also the notes on the pages about the MacEwan/MacFarlane descent and the Fergusons.