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Minnegaff Birth Records (From1694) Transcribed by W. Hannay 1 Minnegaff Birth Records (from1694) transcribed by W. Hannay Covers time from 1694 - 1821 --n/r-- = not recorded --*-- = illegible natural = illegitimate servitor = male servant servitrix = female servant eodem die = on the same day antinuptual = occurring before marriage frame # = for my record only Minnigaff Parish - Kirkcudbrightshire Old Parish Records - Births The following information was transcribed directly from Old Parish Records of Kirkcudbrightshire by Wayne G. Hannay. Though every effort has been taken to carefully retain the integrity of these records, I assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Please use this information as a finding tool only. As good research practice, I always recommend getting records confirmed either by searching films yourself or by contacting a Family Researcher in Scotland. Quite a few of these entries are not recorded on the IGI frame 3117 Record of Baptisms: Containing the names of the children Baptized at the Kirk of Minnigaff since the end ------ of Mr. Robert Burnet which the 24th day of August 1694 years: (01) - 27 Aug 1694 Anthony McMillan had a child Baptised called George (02) - 27 Aug 1694 Thomas McCaw in ----- had a child Baptised called John (03) - 27 Aug 1694 Andrew Finlay had a child Baptised called Thomas (04) - 28 Oct 1694 This day Gilbert Grierson cal a child Baptised called Catheron (05) - 28 Oct 1694 Alexander Thomson had a child Baptised called Grisell (06) - 06 Nov 1694 This day Alexander Cl---- in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Marion (07) - 06 Nov 1694 John McWilliam had a child Baptised called Elizabeth (08) - 11 Nov 1694 John McKie had a child Baptised called John (09) - 11 Nov 1694 John McWilliam had a child Baptised called Elizabeth (10) - 18 Nov 1694 Alexander Heron in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Grizell (11) - 20 Nov 1694 Patrick Haron had a child Baptised called Dorothea (12) - 20 Nov 1694 Hugh Henderson had a child Baptised called Andrew (13) - 20 Nov 1694 John McTaggart had a child Baptised called Janet (14) - 20 Nov 1694 John McHary in Penninghame had a child Baptised called John (15) - 29 Dec 1694 John Murray had a child Baptised called Janet (16) - 29 Dec 1694 Archibald McKie had a child Baptised called Thomas Anno 1695 (17) - 08 Jan 1695 William Giltor(?) had a child Baptised called Marion (18) - 12 Jan 1695 Duncan Simpson - son to Hugh Simpson and Agnes McWilliam dau to ---- was Baptised at the ---- of the ---ll. (sponsor) 2 (19) - 02 Feb 1695 Anthony McMillan had a child Baptised called Helen (20) - 02 Feb 1695 John McGibson had a child Baptised called William (21) - 02 Feb 1695 Archibald McHary had a child Baptised called Elizabeth (22) - 17 Feb 1695 Robert S--- had a child Baptised called Grisell (23) - 17 Feb 1795 Duncan McKie had a child Baptised called Agnes (24) - 04 Mar 1695 John Wilson had a child Baptised called Samuel (25) - 04 Mar 1695 William Conchio had a child Baptised called John (26) - 28 Mar 1695 ------ Coning at the hour of Glencaird? (27) - 28 Mar 1695 James McCaw in Colmonell had a child Baptised called Margaret (28) - 28 Mar 1695 John Rodger had a child Baptised called William (29) - 28 Mar 1695 Michael Mc---- had a child Baptised called Margaret (30) - 31 Mar 1695 John McKharm? had a child Baptised called Helen (31) - 07 Apr 1695 John McMillan had a child Baptised called Helen (32) - 07 Apr 1695 John Thompson had a child Baptised called Margaret (33) - 07 Apr 1695 William McKie had a child Baptised called Margaret (34) - 07 Apr 1695 William Stewart had a child Baptised called Margaret (35) - 07 Apr 1695 John Walker had a child Baptised called William (36) - 07 Apr 1695 Robert Stewart in Barclay had a child Baptised called Robert (37) - 07 Apr 1695 John Laing in Cadsonian had a child Baptised called Gilbert (38) - 07 Apr 1695 Thomas McClabe? in had a child Baptised called Isobell (39) - 07 Apr 1695 John McWilliam in Darknow had a child Baptised called Anthony (40) - 12 Mar 1695 James McLaury in Kirbaka? had a child Baptised called Isabel (41) - 12 Mar 1695 John McClymont in Penninghame had a child Baptised called John (42) - 12 Mar 1695 John Milroy in Bordon had a child Baptised called James (43) - 25 May 1695 Andrew McKie in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Andrew (44) - 25 May 1695 Thomas McGlover? in Machirmon> had a child Baptised called Agnes (45) - 25 May 1695 Thomas McClellan in Wigtown Parish had a child Baptised called John (46) - 11 Jun 1695 John Smith in the Clachan of Penninghame had a lawful child Baptised called William (47) - 11 Jun 1695 Anthony McMillan in Glenmillock had a lawful child Baptised called Grisel (48) - 11 Jun 1695 William McKie in Lingliseon? in Penninghame had a child Baptised called Jean (49) - 21 Jul 1695 John Shoylan? in Barnkirk in Penninghame had a child Baptised claael Elizabeth (50) - 21 Jul 1695 William Bodon in Machinnons? had a child Baptised called Elizabeth (51) - 21 Jul 1695 William Scot in Knock--- Penninghame had a child Baptised called Mary (52) - 21 Jul 1695 John McCarnay in Glenmallock had a child Baptised called Dorothea (53) - 24 Aug 1695 Patrick Dumbar in Machar--- had a child Baptised called Margaret (54) - 24 Aug 1695 James Reid in Minnigaff Town had a child Baptised called Patrick (55) - 24 Aug 1695 William Dumbar in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Margaret (56) - 04 Sep 1695 John Bockan? in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Joseph (57) - 04 Sep 1695 David Hotte? in Gundory? who had a child named David (58) - 04 Sep 1695 Andrew Gilchison? in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Barbara As recorded by the Session Clerk frame 3205 (59) - 08 Oct 1695 James Blain in Minnigaff had a natural child Baptised called Archibald (60) - 08 Oct 1695 Marion McMurray had a lawful child to be Baptised at the ----*---- (61) - 15 Oct 1695 Patrick McKie in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Janet (62) - 15 Oct 1695 John McCaul in Penninghame had a child Baptised called Margaret (63) - 15 Oct 1695 John Garoch in Penninghame had a child Baptised called John (64) - 16 Oct 1695 James Sheiland had a child called Barbra (65) - 27 Oct 1695 Robert McCaul had a child Baptised called William (66) - 30 Oct 1695 David Smith had a child Baptised called Thomas 3 (67) - 30 Oct 1695 John Mclorey in Penninghame had a child Baptised called Gilbert (68) - 13 Nov 1695 Alexander Gibson had a child Baptised called Robert (69) - 24 Nov 1695 Bailey Crawford had a child Baptised called Mary (70) - 01 Dec 1695 Alexander Stewart had a child Baptised called William (71) - 01 Dec 1695 James Kennedy had a child Baptised called James (72) - 01 Dec 1695 Alexander McCachio? in Penninghame had a child Baptised called Girsel (73) - 29 Dec 1695 John McKie in Little Park (dwelling) had a child Baptised called Jannet (74) - 29 Dec 1695 John McClor? had a child Baptised named Alexander (75) - 05 Jan 1696 John McKie - Doctor - had a child Baptised called Margaret (76) - 05 Jan 1696 John McKie in Bardrochwood of Minnigaff (dwelling) had a child Baptised called William (77) - 12 Jan 1696 John McHutchon had a child Baptised named Jean (78) - 19 Jan 1696 Alexander McKie in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called John (79) - 19 Jan 1696 Robert McMuldrock in Machermore (dwelling) had a child Baptised called Marion (80) - 19 Jan 1696 John McCaul in Walkmill had a child Baptised called Robert (81) - 19 Jan 1696 Patrick McMillan presented a child of his deceased brother who was Baptised called Andrew (82) - 09 Feb 1696 James McHarryhad a child Baptised called Mary (83) - 09 Feb 1696 Patrick Simson had a child Baptised called Janet (84) - 09 Feb 1696 John Duncan had a child Baptised called William (85) - 09 Feb 1696 John Miliken had a child Baptised called Janet (86) - 09 Feb 1696 Alexander McWhirter had a child Baptised called William (87) - 09 Feb 1696 Andrew McDouglas had a child Baptised called John (88) - 09 Feb 1696 Andrew McMillian in Penninghame had a lawful child Baptised called Agnes (89) - 09 Feb 1696 William Clingan had a child Baptised called Mary (90) - 20 Feb 1696 John Dumbar in ---loggan had a child Baptised called Antonio (91) - 20 Feb 1696 Alexander McKie had a child Baptised called Patrick (92) - 27 Feb 1696 John Ramsay in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Alexander (93) - 27 Feb 1696 Robert Moor had a child Baptised called William (94) - 08 Mar 1696 Robert Duncan at Miln of Kirk had a child Baptised called Barbara (95) - 29 Mar 1696 Archibald McCl--- had a child Baptised called Robert (96) - 01 Apr 1696 John Simson in Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Patrick (97) - 01 Apr 1696 John Shylan in Penninghame had a child Baptised called William (98) - 12 Apr 1696 John McMurray in Carnderry of Minnigaff had a child Baptised called John (99) - 12 Apr 1696 William Thomson in Dalnaw of Minnigaff (dwelling) had a lawful child Baptised named James (100) - 12 Apr 1696 John Shylan in Penninghame had a child Baptised called Janet (101) - 26 Apr 1696 Richard Chasnay had a child Baptised called Mary (102) - 30 Apr 1696 John McGill had a child Baptised called Janet (103) - 30 Apr 1696 Anthony Shaw had a child Baptised named James (104) - 03 May 1696 David Robart in Barnkirke of Minnigaff had a child Baptised called Margaret (105) - 03 May 1696 G---- Martine had a child Baptised called Patrick (106) - 17 May 1696 John McKie in Penninghame had a child Baptised called John frame 3208 (107) - 27 May 1696 James Gordon of Glenhead Minnigaff had a lawful child Baptised named Agnes (108) - 31 May 1696 John McGuffog had a child Baptised named James (109) - 07 Jun 1696 Alexander Watson in Penninghame
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