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27-11-12, 13:57
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Catherine Carnegie - FFFM
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Catherine Carnegie - known as Katie Date and place of birth: 1826 in Southend parish, Argyll Parents: James Carnegie, labourer, and Catherine Scott Marriage: Married John McLean in 1855 in Campbeltown. Witnesses, Alexander McLean and James Carnegie. It was his second marriage and she already had one child Occupation: 1851 On the parish 1855 Farm servant 1881 Housekeeper Lived in: 1841 Parents in Cnocmoras, Southend, Argyll. There is a Catherine Carnegie in Paisley, which may be her. 1851 Shore Street, Campbeltown 1855 Kirk Street, Campbeltown 1861 Lady Mary Row, Camobeltown 1865 Kirk Street, Campbeltown 1871 Lochend Street, Campbeltown 1873 Lochend Street, Campbeltown 1881 Saddell Street, Campbeltown 1891 Lochend Street, Campbeltown Date, place and cause of death: Catherine died on 17 March 1896, age 69, in Campbeltown. Cause, cancer of lower jaw and debility of age Burial: Not known Monumental inscription: Not known Will: None Last edited by Shona; 30-07-13 at 15:24. Reason: Correcting wrong date of death. 
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06-04-13, 18:08
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Samuel Docherty, 33, coal miner, born Ireland Catrina Docherty, 9, born Renfrewshire Mary Docherty, 4, born Renfrewshire Isabel Docherty, 1 9 mo, born Renfrewshire Catherine Carnegie, 18, born Scotland Catherine Carnegie married John Mclean and they named one of their children Margaret Docherty McLean. This suggests this is my Catherine in 1841. I then found that a Mary Carnegie married Samuel Docherty in Southend, Argyll, on 4 July 1832. They had the following children: - Catherine Docherty, born 28 November 1832, Southend, Argyll - Isabella Docherty, born 1835, Campbeltown, Argyll - Mary Docherty, born 1836, Abbey, Paisley - Isabella Docherty, born 1839, Abbey, Paisley The parents of my Catherine Carnegie were James Carnegie (b Ireland) and Catherine Scott. They also had a daughter named Mary, born 1813 in Southend, Argyll. Bingo! My Catherine was in Paisley in 1841, with her brother-in-law. It's a guess, but I suspect that her sister Mary Docherty nee Carnegie had died and she went to help look after the children.
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