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MARY McNIVEN
Name - "official" name and what they were known as:
Mary MacNiven. Date and place of birth: Not known. Names of parents: Not known. Date and place of baptism - if applicable: Not known. Details of each of his or her marriages - if any: John Milloy, c1780. She may have remarried following John's death. Occupation: Not known. Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!): Achapharick, Killean parish, Argyllshire. This is an old 'ferm toon', which was gradually abandoned and now lies in ruins. Have photos. John and Mary had three children that I have managed to identify. Edward - named on headstone. ArchIbald, also named on the headstone, was born in Killean parish on 1 January 1782. Archibald Milloy died in 1862 at Clachaig. Death cert: Father - John Milloy, farmer (dec). Mother: Margaret née McNiven (dec). Daughter, Barbra, was born in parish on 7 August 1785. Date, place and cause of death: Not known. Date and place of burial: Not known. Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable: Not known. Memorial inscription: Referred to on husband's memorial stone in Killean old burying ground, Argyllshire. I have a photo of this headstone and other Milloy headstones in this cemetery. Erected in MEMORY of John Milloy late Farmer at Achapharick who died January 1795 aged 44 years by MARY MACNIVEN his spouse and Edward and Archibald Milloy their sons in the year 1808. NOTES 1787 Florence, natural daughter to Hugh Milloy and Margt (Peggy) Beaton, at Gaigan. Married 1787. Many Beatons emigrated to Canada following rent increases in the 1830s. Gaigan is another name for the farm of Beachmore. The ruins of Achapharick are on Beachmore land. 1815 Neil Downie of Achfaric recorded in the ledgers of Campbeltown plumber and coppersmith, Robert Armour, as buying distilling equipment. 1851 census - John Downie, aged 60, weaver, living at Auchapharick with 80-year-old stepmother, Grace Downie. Other members of the Downie family were part of a collective of cottars who ran a large illicit still at a neighbouring village. Many of them fled to Canada to escape justice in 1817. 1815 Duncan McLean, John McKinvin and John McIntaggart of Achafaric bought distilling equipment from Robert Armour. 1816 John Milloy recorded in the ledgers of Duncan McNiven, merchant at Crubasdale, Killean, as paying for goods with whisky. 1829 Malcolm Milloy jnr of Gaigan was charged with theft of illegal malt which excisemen had secured at Killean Manse after it had been found at Malcolm Blue's mill at Clachaig. Milloy fled and was declared a fugitive. Possibly went to Canada. 1850 Three tuns containing 200 gallons of wash were discovered by excisemen in Robert McSporran's garden at 'Auchafarrick'. The garden was overlooked by the house of his brother, John, also a farmer. They were the main suspects, but there were six other houses, occupied by servants and cottars, on the boundary between the two McSporran farms. The brothers denied any knowledge of illicit whisky making. Both charged, but the case was dismissed. |
A Neil Malloy, born 21 December 1765, married Isabella Waton and emigrated to Canada.
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Catherine Milloy, born 24 Feb 1790, at Auchafarick, daughter of Hugh Milloy and Peggy Beaton. Married Donald McMillan in Killean, 21 July 1810. By 1822 was living in Canada.
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