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³ ГДД Helen MCKAY 1 #41-DNA-1 John McCubbin 4 Generation Descendancy Chart John MCCUBBIN #41 DNA GROUP 1 ÀÄÄ John MCCUBBIN, b. between 1799 and 1803 Leswalt, Wigtown, d. 26 Jul 1889 Knockaldie, Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland +Elizabeth BEGGS, b. circa 1806, m. 26 Nov 1822 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. between 1841 and 1843 ÃÄÄ William MCCUBBIN, chr. 27 Oct 1823 Leswalt, Wigtown, Leswalt, d. 16 Jul 1893 Aird, Inch, Wigtown, Scotland ³ +Margaret MCKIE, b. circa 1821 Leswalt, m. 6 Jul 1841 Leswalt, d. 25 Apr 1889 Blackpark, Leswalt ³ ÃÄÄ John MCCUBBIN, b. 14 Feb 1842 Leswalt, Wigtown ³ ÃÄÄ Mary Ann MCCUBBIN, chr. 5 Apr 1844 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Elizabeth MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1847, d. 1 Jun 1921 8 Greenvale Street, Stranraer, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Margaret Jackson MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1850 Scotland, d. 19 Apr 1863 Little Larbrax, Leswalt, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ William MCCUBBIN, b. 14 Dec 1854 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Peter MCCUBBIN, b. 21 Mar 1855 Larbrax, Leswalt, d. 29 Apr 1919 Garthland Mains, Stoneykirk, Wigtown ³ ÃÄÄ Helen McWilliams MCCUBBIN, b. 5 Aug 1857 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÀÄÄ Martha Lockheart MCCUBBIN, b. 25 May 1860 Kirkcolm, Wigtown, Scotland ÃÄÄ Alexander Beggs MCCUBBIN, b. 1 Feb 1826 Knockaldy, Leswalt, WGT, d. 9 Sep 1906 Village, Crossmichael, Kirkcudbright ³ +Mary GIBSON, m. 15 Jan 1848 Minnigaff, Kirkcudbright, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ John MCCUBBIN, b. 2 Jul 1848 Minnigaff ³ ÃÄÄ Elisabeth MCCUBBIN, chr. 25 Apr 1850 Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Andrew Rowan MCCUBBIN, b. 20 Nov 1853 Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ William MCCUBBIN, b. 15 Nov 1855 Mortonhall, Penningham, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Agnes MCCUBBIN, b. 17 Sep 1858 Kirkinner, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ James MCCUBBIN, b. 18 Aug 1860 Kirkinner, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Robert McDonald MCCUBBIN, b. 17 Jun 1862 Glasserton, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÀÄÄ Alexander (2) MCCUBBIN, b. 17 Dec 1865 Mochrum, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 4 Mar 1941 174 King St, Castle Douglas, KKD ÃÄÄ Mary McNeel MCCUBBIN, chr. 23 Jul 1828 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 20 May 1882 East Lark, Carswell, Dundrennan, Scotland ³ +Archibald MCKAY, b. circa 1830 Antrim, Ireland, m. 28 Jan 1851 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 29 Jan 1914 Currochtrie, Kirkmaiden ³ ÃÄÄ Helen MCKAY ³ ÀÄÄ Archibald MCKAY, b. 6 Aug 1855 Cairnbrock, Kirkcolm, Wigtown ÃÄÄ John (1) MCCUBBIN, b. 15 Feb 1830 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ÃÄÄ John (2) MCCUBBIN, chr. 22 Mar 1834 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 7 May 1884 Carrieshill, Blackcraig, Scotland ³ +Margaret BRAE, m. 30 Nov 1854 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Elizabeth MCCUBBIN, b. 20 Aug 1856 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ John MCCUBBIN, b. 14 Aug 1870 Old Luce, Wigtown, Scotland ³ ÀÄÄ Agnes MCCUBBIN, b. 22 Jul 1873 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ÀÄÄ Andrew MCCUBBIN, chr. 22 May 1837 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 10 Nov 1908 107 Renfrew Rd, Govan, Lanark +Mary MCBREARTY ÃÄÄ Andrew MCCUBBIN, b. 19 Jan 1862 Middle or New Parish, Greenock, Renfrew ÃÄÄ Margaret MCCUBBIN, b. 1864, d. 23 Jan 1867 61 Dalrymple St, West Parish of Greenock, Renfrew ÃÄÄ Mary MCCUBBIN, b. 1864, d. 14 Sep 1864 61 Dalrymple St, Greenock 2 ÃÄÄ Annie MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1871 ÀÄÄ Elizabeth Beggs MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1873, d. 8 Apr 1874 41 Nicolson St., Greenock +Margaret WALLACE, b. circa 1818 Leswalt, Wigtown, m. 3 Dec 1843 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 26 Apr 1909 9 Victoria Street, Rutherglen, Lanark ÃÄÄ James MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1845 Leswalt, Wigtown ÃÄÄ Hugh MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1848 Leswalt, Wigtown ÃÄÄ Jane MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1851 ³ +John GARDNER, m. 9 Jun 1876 7 Ibon Place, Govan, Glasgow, Scotland ÃÄÄ Annie MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1852 Leswalt, Wigtownshire ³ +David WELSH, m. 5 Dec 1872 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland ÃÄÄ Neven MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1854 Leswalt, Wigtown ÃÄÄ David MCCUBBIN, b. 17 Sep 1856 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 1 Feb 1936 22 Glebe St, Leswalt, Stranraer, Wigtown ³ +Mary ALLISON, m. 19 Jul 1883 Spittal, Kilmarnock, Creetown, Scotland ³ ÃÄÄ Margaret Wallace MCCUBBIN, b. 1884 Kirkmabreck, Kirkcudbright ³ ÃÄÄ Sarah McLean MCCUBBIN, b. 15 Nov 1885 The Spittal, Kirkmabreck ³ ÃÄÄ William Allison MCCUBBIN, b. 1887 Kirkmabreck, Kirkcudbright ³ ÃÄÄ John MCCUBBIN, b. 17 Mar 1889 Spittal, Kirkmabreck, KKD ³ ÃÄÄ David MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1891 Carmichael, Lanarkshire ³ ÃÄÄ Mary MCCUBBIN, b. circa 1893 Carmichael, Lanarkshire ³ ÃÄÄ Jessie MCCUBBIN, b. 1894 Dalrymple, Ayrshire ³ ÃÄÄ Agnes MCCUBBIN, b. 1895 Galstone, KKD ³ ÃÄÄ Alexander MCCUBBIN, b. 1897 Dalrymple, Ayrshire ³ ÃÄÄ Hugh MCCUBBIN, b. 1899 Maybole, Ayrshire ³ ÀÄÄ Thomas MCCUBBIN, b. 1901 Kirkmaiden, WIG ÀÄÄ Margaret MCCUBBIN, b. 21 Jan 1859 Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland, d. 20 Jul 1859 Knocaldie, Leswalt, Wigtown, Scotland.
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