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Family of John Bremner and Margaret Allen, Deskford, BAN 16Th March 2016 Family of John Bremner and Margaret Allen, Deskford, BAN 16th March 2016 Generation One 1. John Bremner #42498, b. c 1745? Based on children's naming patterns, his father may be George... He married Margaret Allan #42499, 08 December 1770 in Deskford, BAN, SCT,1 b. c 1750? Children: 2. i. Janet Bremner #42500 b. 1771. 3. ii. Isobel Bremner #42497 b. c 1773. 4. iii. Margaret Bremner #42501 b. January 1774. 5. iv. George Bremner #4757 b. 1775. 6. v. Elizabeth Bremner #42502 b. c 1782. Generation Two 2. Janet Bremner #42500, b. 1771 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT, baptized 13 October 1771 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT.1 3. Isobel Bremner #42497, b. c 1773 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,2 baptized 25 January 1774 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,1 d. before 1855? She married William Inglis #42496, 17 November 1822 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,1 b. c 1771 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,2 occupation Farmer. William: 1841: Lived at Wauk Mill, Forglen. James BREMNER, 30, with couple. (No children found IGI...) 1851: Lived with nephew James BREMNER at Scotstown. 4. Margaret Bremner #42501, b. January 1774 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT, baptized 25 January 1774 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT.1 5. George Bremner #4757, b. 1775 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT, baptized 23 April 1775 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,1 d. before 1841 in Ordiquhill?.3 He married Margaret Burnett #4756, 12 June 1802 in Grange, BAN, SCT,4 b. c 1775 in Cottertown of Edingight, Grange, BAN,5 (daughter of Alexander Burnett #14187 [Farmer] and Elspet Kelman #14188), baptized 07 May 1775 in Grange, BAN, SCT,6 d. 10 July 1865 in Drums of Park, Ordiquhill, BAN, SCT.7 Margaret: 1841 census gives age as 50; age on death certificate is 59...given by son John...did he give his own age in error? 1851: At Drums of Park, age shown as 76. Farmer of 8 acres. Children: 7. i. John Bremner #4073 b. October 1803. 8. ii. Alexander Bremner #4762 b. November 1805. 9. iii. Margaret Bremner #4758 b. 02 February 1808. 10. iv. James Bremner #4759 b. June 1810. 11. v. George Bremner #18885 b. c 1813. 12. vi. Jean Bremner #4761 b. August 1815. 6. Elizabeth Bremner #42502, b. c 1782 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT, d. 19 June 1868 in Longmuir, Fordyce, BAN, SCT.8 1861: Lived with son-in-law James BUIE at Raemoir, Marnoch, BAN. 1 She married James Thomson #42503, 31 January 1819 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,9 b. c 1780 in Cairnie, ABD, SCT,10 (son of John Thomson #66646 [Shoemaker] and Ann Jenkins #66647), occupation Farmer, d. 21 January 1856 in Raemoir, Marnoch, BAN, SCT,11 buried in Ruthven Burial Ground, Cairnie, ABD, SCT.11 James: 1841: Lived at Knowhead, Marnoch. 1851: Lived at Knowhead of Cromby, Marnoch with wife. Children: 13. i. Margaret Thomson #42504 b. 25 January 1820. Generation Three 7. John Bremner #4073, b. October 1803 in Grange, BAN, SCT,12 baptized 29 October 1803 in Grange, BAN, SCT,13 d. 04 November 1884 in Wintertown, Fordyce, BAN, SCT,14 buried in Grange Churchyard, BAN, SCT,15 occupation Farmer. 1841-51: Farmed at Windsor, Fordyce, BAN. 1881: Retired farmer at Winterton, Fordyce. He married Helen Murdoch #4074, 04 June 1831 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,4 b. c 1810 in Grange, BAN, SCT,12 (daughter of William Murdoch #45323 [Farmer] and Jane Brown #45324), d. 24 November 1900 in Wintertown, Fordyce, BAN, SCT,16 buried in Grange Churchyard, BAN, SCT.15 Children: 14. i. John Bremner #4082 b. January 1833. 15. ii. Ann Bremner #4076 b. 1835. 16. iii. Jane Bremner #4081 b. 19 October 1837. 17. iv. George Brebner #10403 b. c 1840/43. 18. v. William Bremner #4084 b. 1843. 19. vi. Alexander Bremner #4075 b. 1845. 20. vii. James Bremner #4080 b. September 1847. 21. viii. Robert Bremner #4083 b. 1849. 22. ix. Charles Bremner #4077 b. 1852. 23. x. Hellen Bremner #4079 b. 1854. 8. Alexander Bremner #4762, b. November 1805 in Grange, BAN, SCT, baptized 13 November 1805 in Grange, BAN, SCT.17 9. Margaret Bremner #4758, b. 02 February 1808 in Grange, BAN, SCT,18 baptized 05 February 1808 in Grange, BAN, SCT,19 d. 27 July 1897 in Drums of Park, Ordiquhill, BAN, SCT.20 1841: Age shown as 20 in Ordiquhill census... (unmarried) 1881/1891: Lived with brother George at Drums of Park. Children: 24. i. Mary Bremner #29286 b. c 1831. 10. James Bremner #4759, b. June 1810 in Grange, BAN, SCT, baptized 30 June 1810 in Grange, BAN, SCT,21 d. 19 February 1892 in Pole of Scotstown, Forglen, BAN, SCT,22 occupation Crofter. 1851: At Pole of Scotston with wife and daughter Mary; Uncle and aunt William INGLIS and Isabella BREMNER lived with the family. 2 1861: Farmed at South Pole of Scotston. 1865: Lived at Slack of Scotstown at time of second marriage. 1871: Farmed at South Pole of Scotstown, with family. * Note that there are 3 James BREMNER/Margaret MORRISON families **. He married (1) Elizabeth Hendry #26135, 27 August 1846 in Forglen/Alvah, BAN, SCT,1 b. 09 May 1793 in Banff, BAN, SCT,23 (daughter of James Henry #31361 [Farmer, Todholes] and Janet Currie #31362), baptized 16 May 1793 in Banff, BAN, SCT,24 d. 07 August 1858 in Slack of Scotstown, Forglen, BAN, SCT,25 buried in Alvah Kirkyard, BAN, SCT. Elizabeth: 1841: Lived at house on Blythstone, Alvah, BAN with daughter Mary BREMNER. Head of household was Janet CURRIE (aged 70). Children: 25. i. Mary Bremner #26136 b. 1832. He married (2) Margaret Morrison #9089, 16 May 1865 in Forglen, BAN, SCT,26 b. c 1839 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,27 (daughter of James Morrison #13489 [Day Labourer] and Mary Heury (Henry?) #13490), d. 1923 in Forglen, BAN, SCT.28 Margaret: 1901: Lived with son James in Udny, ABD. Children: 26. ii. George Bremner #9093 b. c 1865. 27. iii. Margaret Jane Bremner #9090 b. 26 March 1866. 28. iv. Annie Taylor Bremner #9091 b. 27 December 1870. 29. v. James Bremner #9092 b. 14 June 1873. 11. George Bremner #18885, b. c 1813 in Grange, BAN, SCT,29 baptized 11 March 1813 in Grange, BAN, SCT,30 d. 11 November 1897 in Ordiquhill, BAN, SCT,31 occupation Farm Overseer. 1851: Lived at Manse Lane, Fordyce, BAN with family. 1863: Lived at Shirrals, BAN at time of wife's death. He married Helen Cruickshank #18886, 02 September 1848 in Cullen, BAN, SCT,1 b. c 1820 in Forgue, ABD, SCT,32 (daughter of William Cruickshank #18892 [Weaver] and Jane Spense #18893), d. 03 January 1863 in Fordyce Village, BAN, SCT.33 Children: 30. i. Margaret Bremner #18891 b. c 1848. 31. ii. Jean Bremner #36571 b. 1851. 32. iii. James Bremner #18878 b. c 1852. 33. iv. Helen Bremner #37229 b. 1852. 34. v. John Bremner #15630 b. c 1854. 12. Jean Bremner #4761, b. August 1815 in Grange, BAN, SCT, baptized 12 August 1815 in Grange, BAN, SCT.34 13. Margaret Thomson #42504, b. 25 January 1820 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,1 d. 15 March 1896 in West Burn Road, Portsoy, BAN, SCT,35,36 buried in Portsoy Cemetery, BAN, SCT.37 She married James Buie #42505, 04 July 1850 in Marnoch, BAN, SCT,38 b. c 1813 in Grange, BAN, SCT,39 (son of Lewis Buie #66634 [Farmer] and Margaret Annand #66635), occupation Farmer, d. 16 March 1910 in 10 Durn Road, Portsoy, BAN, SCT,35,40 buried in Portsoy Cemetery, BAN, SCT.35 James: 1851: Lived in Nether Buckie, BAN. 1861: Farmer of 40 acres at Raemoir, Marnoch, BAN 1868: Informant at mother-in-law's death. 1871: Lived at Longmoor Farm, Fordyce, BAN. Famer of 110 acres, 93 arable, employing three labourers. 3 1891: Retired Farmer; lived on Durn Road, Portsoy with wife, son James and nephew John BENNET (46, b Marnoch). John was a retired butler. Children: 35. i. James Buie #42953 b. c 1852. 36. ii. Lewis Buie #42952 b. 01 October 1854. Generation Four 14. John Bremner #4082, b. January 1833 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT, baptized 02 February 1833 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,4 d. 26 September 1922 in Wintertown, Fordyce, BAN, SCT,41 buried in Grange Kirkyard, BAN, SCT, occupation Farmer of 120 acres. 1881: With parents, family at Winterton, Fordyce, BAN. 1891: Farmed at Winterton, Fordyce. 1911: Farmed at Winterton, Fordyce with siblings Robert, William and Jessie 15. Ann Bremner #4076, b. 1835 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,4 d. 28 September 1869 in Windsole, Fordyce, BAN, SCT.42 1864: Lived at Windsole, Fordyce at time of marriage. She married (1) (unidentified) Kissach? #30305. Children: 37. i. Elspet Kissach Bremner #30306 b. 19 February 1862. She married (2) William McKay #13384, 03 December 1864 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,43 b. c 1831 (son of James McKay #13385 [Seaman Mate, M.S.] and Margaret Campbell #13386), occupation Seaman Mate, Mercht. Serv. William: 1864: Lived in Wick, CAI at time of marriage. Children: 38. ii. James McKay #15389 b. 22 October 1865. 39. iii. John McKay #15390 b. 06 September 1869. 16. Jane Bremner #4081, b. 19 October 1837 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT.4 She married Joseph Bisset #13521, 17 June 1865 in Fordyce, BAN, SCT,44 b. c 1834-38 in Alvah, BAN, SCT,45 (son of Alexander Bisset #13522 [Farm Servant] and Jessie Sutherland #13523), occupation Farm Servant. Joseph: Widower when he married Jane, lived at Leitcheston, Enzie at time of marriage. 1871: Lived at Windshole, Fordyce with family. 1891: Lived with family at Auchise Cottage, Fordyce, BAN. Children: 40. i. Alexina Bisset #15385 b. 22 August 1865.
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