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William Valentine & Isabella Innes Smart William Valentine & Isabella Innes Smart 7 July 1776 30 May 1784 Alexander = Elspet Alex. Lindsay = Elizabeth Doig James Jack = Marjory Butchart John Mortoun = Isabelle Maxwell Rea | Cargill | Land Stewar d Inchture Auchterhouse crofter |_______ ______ ______ ________| ____ _____| | ' 16 Feb 1818 ' | _________________________________ ___________________|__________________________ William Rea = Elisth. Lindsay ' 10 Dec 1814 ' ' ' ' ' ' '' * (possibly) b 12 Nov 1790 Kirkden b c1787 Alex Jack = Ann Morton Alexander Jannet David Isabel DavidIsabel Inverkeillor | d 23 Sept 1858 27 Mar 1791 Meigle b 20 Oct 1793 b12 Dec 1784 b 25 Dec 1785 b 29 Nov 1795 b 10 Nov 1799 b 29 Nov 1795 b 10 Nov 1799 d 1 Mar 1858 | Archies Park Meigle | Dronley, Dronley, Dronley, Dronley, Dronley, Dronley, Dronley, Archies Park | Forfar d 28 Jan 1886 | Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Auchterhouse Forfar | of brain fever | d 12 Sept 1885 | at Church Street | | Lochee |_____ _________ __________ _______|______________________________________ _______|___ _________________________________________________________________ 02 Feb 1840 ' ' ' ' | 18 Nov 1839 ' ' | ' | ' ' | | David =Janet Rea Agnes William James | (1)Davi d = Helen Jack James | Jane | Alexr. May | | Valentine Forfar b 15 Jan 1821 b 17 May 1812 b 12 Dec 1818 b 13 Nov 1823 | Jenkens Dundee b c1822 c1816 | b c1824 | b c1828 b c1831 | | b c1815 | Scarborough Dunnichen Woolwich North Shields | (2)Thomas Gow Jess Mary Ann m Betsy Margaret | Forfar | d ______________________________________ | m 04 Jul 1852 | d 06 Mar 1903 b c1821 b 21 Sept 1825 Robertson b c1832 | d |''' Dundee | at 32 So. Church St | Lochee | | Elizabeth Joseph Mary Ann |Lochee ______ ___________________| | | b 11 Oct 1833 b 11 Apr 1830 b 24 Jul 1827 | ' ' | | Forfar Forfar Forfar | James Craig Ann Morton | | 1871: LHLW | b c 1855 b c 1860 | | | | _______|____________________________ ____________________________________________ _____| | |' ' ' 21 May 1867 ' | | Margaret James William Rae = Ann Alex Craig = Ann Ferrier | | b 1851/52 b 14 May 1855 Valentine Lochee Jenkens d off Cape Horn, 31 Mar 1855 d Sept 1849 | | (power loom Othlaw b 17 Nov 1844 | b c 1844 aged 57 | aged 49 | | weaver 1871) Forfar | Lochee | | | _____________________ d 11 Jan 1923 | d 25 Jun 1924 |________ ___________ | '' Lochee | Lochee ' ' Mary Smith Elizabeth | James Craig = Maria b 21 May 1842 26 May 1840 | | b 17 Oct 1838 Forfar Forfar | | c 22 Oct 1838 | | Lochee | | d 15 Sept 1866 ________ _________________________________________________|____________________________________________________________ | ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 31 Dec1900 Margaret Catherine Alexander = Kate John = Kate Thomas = Maggi Margaret David = (1) ?SmithHelen = WilliamJames = Isabella William = Isabella d 15 Oct 1866 Jack Lowden Gow Rattray b c 1883 (2) ?Bonar FlemingCraig Thomson Valentine Lochee Smart d 1972 69 High St Lochee d 30 Sept 1888 b 27 Nov 1873 | b 11 Aug 1870 b 01 Jan 1873 | Dundee | | Millsland, Lochee Jenkens | | | Church St. d 02 Jan 1936 |||LocheeLochee * This was at one time thought to be a posible "top" to the tree: | ____|____ | died David Smith = Jean Gilroy | ' ' | 13 Dec 1934 _______| | William Janet | Lochee 17 Apr 1779 ' | |______ ______________________________________ Alexander = Margaret ___________|_________________________________________ | Rea Inverkeillor Smith (1) (1 ) (2) (2) (2) (2) ________ |________________ | Tom Annie William Robert = ? Meg = Davina = ' ' ' ___________|______________ | ? Armstrong Charles Jean = John May = Alex ' ' ' | Clay ton Nicoll ? Morrison Robert Alexander William Rea | d 06 Oct 1966 | b 21 Aug 1785 b 26 Jan 1788 b 12 Nov 1790 | _______|_ ___ | Inverkeillor Robert ' ' | Charlie David John = ? Milne To S. Africa Alex Thomas Powrie Smitton? | | 11 Jul 1761 | 24 Jun 1752 | Alexander = Isabel David = Isabel G eorge David = Isabel James = Smart Rescobie Smith Milne Cuthbert Innes Powrie Kinfauns Butter Smyton | | b 4 Feb 1741 | | b 4 Apr 1731 b 15 Jul 1733 b 6 Mar 1743 | | Kinnettles | | Ballkaioch | Errol Cargill Parish | | | | Kinoull | | |___ _______ ___| | ________ _____|_______________________________ ____________|____________ ' 16 Dec 1797 ' 14 Feb 1788 ' ' ' ' | ' ' | 9 Dec 1809 Andrew = Ann Robert = Janet David Elizabeth Peter | David = Ester Smyton Janet | Alex = Ann(e) Smart Kettins Miln Innes Errol Powrie b 6 Jul 1760 b 26 Jul 1763 15 May 1764 | Neish b 20 Aug 1780 b 01 Mar 1772 | Stewart Lundie & Gellatly bapt. 22 Feb 1764 bapt. 3 Dec 1776 b 14 May 1765 b 8 Feb 1767 Errol Errol Errol | | Strelitz Strelitz | Fowlis b 3 Mar 1779 Aberlemno | Rescobie Kinoull | Errol ||_________________________| | | | ______ ______________________ ______________| | | ' ' | | | ' ' ' ' | | John Agnes | | | William Elizabeth Margaret Janet | | b 31 Aug1783 b 19 Jun1774 | | | 4 May 1781 b 27 Jul 1777 b 23 May 1774 b 8 Feb 1767 | | Strelitz Strelitz | | | Errol Errol Errol Errol | |_____ | || |' | || | James | || | b 11 Sept 1786 | || | Strelitz | ______ ________________|__________________ _______ ______|____________________________________________________________ __|_____ __________ ___________ ______|____________ ' ' ' ' 19 Jul 1823 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 19 Sept 1841 ' ' '' Jean John Andrew David = Isabella Catherine Robert David William Elizabeth John David James = Ann Margaret Alexander c 4 June 1801c 2 Oct 1803b 25 Jul 1807 Smart Collace Innes b 21 May 1791b 21 Feb 1796 b 9 Feb 1800 b 9 Jun 1803 b 6 May 1805 b 23 Aug d 21 Jan 1866 Neish Lundie & Stewart Smith Ritchie Kettins Kettins c 2 Aug 1807 b 30 Sept 1798 | b 6 Dec 1789 Grange Bothay ock Mains Mains Mains 1807 Union Pl. b c 1821 Fowlis b 21 April 1817 c 31 Dec 1809 b 18 Jun 1826 Collace Kettins | Errol Errol Errol? Errol Errol Errol Mains Lochee Collace | Lundie Longforgan Lundie & Pendicler | d 21 Oct 1864 Errol married d 22 Oct 1889 | d 24 Sept 1904 Fowlis d 24 Dec 1866 | Collace Jane Buchan Charleston, | Gardener St Collace | b c1815 Liff | Dundee | Aberlemno | | | ____ ___________|_____________________ ________ ___________________________________________________________ ______| ' ' ' 05 Dec 1867 ' ' ' ' ' ' Andrew Jean = Robert Robert = Ann Jessie Marjorie Elizabeth James Margaret = ? Turnbull b 4 Jan 1824 b 30 Nov 1830 Millar Smart Lochee Neish Bett b 2 Dec 1848 b c 1856 b c 1862 b c 1860 | m 19 Dec 1856 b 17 Jun 1827 b 10 Sept 1842 b 28 Jan 1845 Newtyle Lochee Lochee Lochee | Collace | Lundie Dundee d 30 Jul 1935 d 4 Dec 1935 | | 10 May 1891 Dundee | | Tofthill, Lochee | | Dundee ______ _______________________________________________|_____ | '''''' | Annie Elizabeth Isabella John Margaret Williamina | d Dec 1977? d Apr 1980 d Jul 1975 d Mar 1980 b c1900 | d 11 Dec 1990 _|_____ _________________ 31 Dec1900 ' ' ' William = Isabella James David Nicoll Valentine Lochee Smart b 18 Feb 1868 b 01 Jul 1876 b 11 Aug 1870 b 01 Jan 1873 Jute tenter Marine Engineer Millsland, Lochee moved to To Manchester South Church St. Lochee d 02 Jan 1936 Barrow in d 13 Dec 1934 Lochee Furness Lochee William Valentine Isabella Innes Smart William and Isabella were married on 31st December 1900 at Lochee. He was a blacksmith living at 32 Church Street, Lochee and she a factory worker living at 33 Liff Road, Lochee. They set up house in Marybank Lane in Lochee and were there at the 1901 census: 282/5 Lochee, Angus, Dist 1 book 3a page 52 8 Marybank Lane William Valentine h m 30 blacksmith worker Forfarshire, Lochee Bella Valentine w m 28 Forfarshire, Lochee The house had 2 rooms with windows. She had been born on 1st January 1873 at Park Place, Lochee to Robert Smart and Ann Neish (although her father was resident at "Bell and Sime's Land" at the time of the birth). He was the son of William Rea Valentine and Ann Jenkins. No wedding photos of the couple are known to exist but the one below shows them four years after marriage. Card to Isabella From "C" postmarked Madderty on May 9th 1904. Isabella with Annabella in the middle and William behind. The others, although not known are presumably family members from Madderty including C who would be, no doubt, her cousin by marriage, Charlotte. William (extreme left) at the blacksmiths, probably in Lochee. William was a blacksmith to trade and latterly he spent most of his time working for his father's business (later his sister's). In what spare time he had he was a keen sportsman and is shown with a cricket team below (back row second from right) A daughter, Annabella Stewart Neish Valentine was born in November 1901, another daughter, Helen Fleming Valentine in July 1906 and a son William Valentine on 28 July 1908. Helen unfortunately contacted diphtheria and died on 20th August 1908. William's christening and Helen's funeral took place on the same day. Annabella was a talented elocutionist and won several certificates for this. On leaving school she worked in the office of a jute mill but scarlet fever struck in 1920 when she was nineteen and she died on the 17th October. After this her mother could not bear to hear her son, a violinist, play although it has to be admitted that it might have something to do with the quality of the playing as well. Although Annabella had attended Harris Academy, she did not complete the course, leaving at age fourteen. This reflected badly on the family and, as a result, Willie was not accepted for Harris and attended Ancrum Road School, leaving there in 1922 with the certificate reproduced overleaf. From school, Willie joined Jute Industries as a mill clerk in Walton Works, serving there and in Rashiewell Works and in 1929, when he was seeking other employment, was given the reference reproduced overleaf. About this time also, Willie attended Spanish classes with a view to emigrating to South America. Study at this time was part of his life and he amassed quite a list of qualifications, which he listed in his own hand when applying for jobs. By 1933 Willie had become a keen golfer, a passion he retained for the rest of his life, and became a founder member of Downfield Golf Club in Dundee. Sundays were a day for walking, perhaps to Menzieshill (now the site of Ninewells Hospital) and returning by tram, or for listening to bands in the parks, Baxter Park being a favourite.
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