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Family of John Bremner and Margaret Mochrie, Glasgow, LKS 21St March 2016 Family of John Bremner and Margaret Mochrie, Glasgow, LKS 21st March 2016 Generation One 1. John Bremner #1285, b. c 1770 - 1780? in Drainie?, MOR, SCT, d. before 1841.1 Birthplace based on hearsay ... He married Margaret Mochrie #1286, 09 February 1801 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,2 b. c 1785 in LKS, SCT.3 Margaret: 1841: Lived with widowed James HERBERTSON and two young children on Stirling Street, Gorbals. Children: 2. i. John Bremner #1292 b. January 1803. 3. ii. William Bremner #1305 b. c 1805. 4. iii. Isabel Bremner #3960 b. July 1808. 5. iv. Elizabeth Bremner #1289 b. September 1810. 6. v. Agnes Bremner #1287 b. April 1813. 7. vi. Mary Bremner #1290 b. March 1816. 8. vii. Catharine Bremner #1288 b. November 1820. 9. viii. Mary Bremner #1291 b. November 1820. 10. ix. Margaret Bremner #36199 b. c September 1806. Generation Two 2. John Bremner #1292, b. January 1803 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 23 January 1803 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, d. 11 December 1856 in 40 Rutherglen Rd., Glasgow Tradeston,4 buried in Glasgow Southern Necropolis, LKS, SCT, occupation Plasterer. 1827: Marriage record states that John BREMNER was in "Gorbals" when married". He married Mary Leitch #1293, 15 December 1827 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT,5 b. c 1805 in Glasgow ?, LKS, SCT, d. before 1851? Mary: 1827: Marriage certificate states that Mary was in Laurieston, LKS when married. (Image 15-11093). Children: 11. i. Elizabeth Bremner #1294 b. April 1829. 12. ii. John Bremner #1295 b. July 1832. 13. iii. William Bremner #1297 b. 11 February 1835. 14. iv. Mary Bremner #1339 b. c 1836. 15. v. Agnes Bremner #35475 b. 1841. 16. vi. Thomas Bremner #1296 b. 15 September 1844. 1 3. William Bremner #1305, b. c 1805 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,6 occupation Plasterer, d. 07 April 1890 in 80 South Portland Street, Glasgow, LKS, SCT.7 1861: Family lived at 50 South Apsley Place, Glasgow Tradeston. William was a master plasterer employing 3 men. 1871: Lived at 80 Portland St., Glasgow with second wife and daughter Janet MURRAY (24, b Glasgow). 1890: Note that father's name is shown as "William" on his death certificate. He married (1) Margaret Black #1306, 04 November 1834 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT,2 b. c 1815 in Gorbals ?, LKS, SCT, d. 1864 in Tradeston, LKS, SCT.8 Children: 17. i. William Bremner #1316 b. 05 August 1835. 18. ii. Catherine Bremner #1309 b. 12 December 1836. 19. iii. James Bremner #1310 b. March 1840. 20. iv. John Bremner #1312 b. 12 January 1842. 21. v. Margaret Bremner #1313 b. 12 January 1845. 22. vi. James Bremner #1311 b. 12 January 1847. 23. vii. Alexander Bremner #1307 b. May 1849. 24. viii. Alexander Bremner #1308 b. 05 April 1851. 25. ix. Sarah Bremner #1315 b. 11 December 1853. 26. x. Rachel Bremner #1314 b. 17 August 1856. He married (2) (unidentified) #64340, d. before 1868 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT. (unidentified): This second unidentified wife is noted on William's death certificate, informant James BREMNER, William's son... He married (3) Helen Gray #4633, 01 September 1868 in Tradeston, LKS, SCT,9 b. c 1818 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,6 (daughter of Charles Gray #57723 [Farmer] and Helen Watson #57724), d. 19 February 1887 in 80 South Portland Street, Glasgow, LKS, SCT.10 4. Isabel Bremner #3960, b. July 1808 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 17 July 1808 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT,2 d. 28 March 1888 in Roseland House, Kirkintilloch, DNB, SCT.11 Name shown as "Isablle BRIMER" in OPRI. 1861: Housekeeper to James ANDERSON and family at 3 Blythswood Square, Glasgow, LKS. 1876: Lived at 26 South Portland St., Glasgow at time of third marriage. She married (1) Thomas Buchanan #26260,12 occupation Baker, d. before 1841, b. c 1810 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT.13 Thomas: 1841: Live on Main Street, Gorbals, Glasgow with wife and servant Mary JAFFERAY. No children found in familsearch.org, March 2013. She married (2) David Ainslie #60845, 13 November 1848 in Glasgow Gorbals, LKS, SCT,12 b. c 1806 in LKS, SCT, d. before 1861, occupation Merchant, Candlemaker. David: 1851: Lived at 133 Hospital Street, Glasgow, LKS with wife. Master Candlemaker, employing three men. No children shown. She married (3) Charles Keir #26261, 10 January 1876 in 1 Keir Terrace, Pollokshields, LKS, SCT,14 b. c 1809-1815 in Redgorton, PER, SCT,15 (son of Charles Keir #26262 and Janet Miller #26263), baptized 16 July 1809 in Redgorton, PER, SCT,16 occupation Inspector of Poor, d. before March 1888. 2 Charles: 1876: Lived at 188 South Wellington St., Glasgow at time of marriage. 1881: Not found Scottish Lowlands census? 5. Elizabeth Bremner #1289, b. September 1810 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 30 September 1810 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, d. 17 June 1869 in 121 Great Hamilton St., Glasgow, LKS.17 She married Gavin Stewart #25715, 24 September 1839 in Glasgow Gorbals, LKS, SCT,18 b. c 1813 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,19 occupation Cotton Warehouseman. Gavin: 1851: Family lived at 18 Norfolk Street, Glasgow, LKS. 1861: Family lived at 92 Canning Street, Glasgow, LKS. 1871: Widowed; lived with children at 125 Great Hamilton Street, Glasgow, LKS. 1881: Lived at 123 Rutherglen Road, Glasgow, LKS. Children: 27. i. Margaret Stewart #25719 b. 23 July 1840. 28. ii. Janet Stewart #25721 b. 25 March 1842. 29. iii. Isabella Buchannan Stewart #25716 b. 05 March 1844. 30. iv. Robert Stewart #25720 b. 09 May 1846. 31. v. Elizabeth Stewart #25718 b. 24 September 1848. 32. vi. Isabella Ainslie Stewart #25717 b. 13 November 1851. 33. vii. John Stewart #25722 b. 17 January 1855. 6. Agnes Bremner #1287, b. April 1813 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 04 April 1813 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, d. before 1841? 1841: Not with family in Gorbals census. She married James Herbertson #19382, 09 August 1837 in Glasgow Gorbals, LKS, SCT,20 b. c 1816,21 (son of (unidentified) Herbertson #35478 and (unidentified) #35479), d. bef June 1859, occupation Wright. James: 1841: Lived at Stirling St., Gorbals with family. Children: 34. i. Margaret Herbertson #1325 b. 24 September 1838. 35. ii. James Bremner Herbertson #19383 b. 28 March 1840. 7. Mary Bremner #1290, b. March 1816 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 24 March 1816 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, d. infancy.22 died in infancy ? 8. Catharine Bremner #1288, b. November 1820 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 12 November 1820 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT. (Twin sister to Mary) 9. Mary Bremner #1291, b. November 1820 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 12 November 1820 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT. (twin sister to Catherine) 3 10. Margaret Bremner #36199, b. c September 1806 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT, baptized 21 September 1806 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,20 d. 09 November 1879 in 1008 Gallowgate, Glasgow, LKS, SCT.23 She married Charles Ballantyne #36198, 18 December 1829 in Glasgow Gorbals, LKS, SCT,20 b. c 1810 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT,24 occupation 1841 - 1871 Print /Block Cutter, d. before 1879.25 Charles: 1841: Lived with family at Richard Court, Gorbals, Glasgow. 1851: Family lived at 43 Bridge Street, Glasgow, LKS, Household had five lodgers. 1861: Family lived at 2 North Cobourg Street, Glasgow, with three boarders. 1871: Family lived at 2 North Cobourg Street, Glasgow, with three boarders. Mary MCPHERSON, born about 1831, lived with the family from 1851 through 1871. Great-granddaughter Marina? BALLANTINE, age 6, born England was living with the family. Children: 36. i. Margaret Ballantine #36201 b. 17 June 1830. 37. ii. David Ballantine #36205 b. 31 July 1832. 38. iii. John Ballantine #36200 b. 28 August 1836. 39. iv. Thomas Ballantine #36204 b. 24 November 1838. 40. v. Elizabeth Ballantine #36202 b. 22 March 1840. 41. vi. Isabella Ballantine #36203 b. 27 December 1844. Generation Three 11. Elizabeth Bremner #1294, b. April 1829 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 05 April 1829 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, occupation Housekeeper/Seamstress, d. 17 August 1900 in 56 East Clyde Street, Row, DNB, SCT.26 1861: Lived at St. James' St., Wilson's Front Land, Govan with children. She married (1) George Pearce #26195, 13 July 1852 in Govan, LKS, SCT,27 d. before October 1856.28 Children: 42. i. Mary Pearce #36513 b. 11 September 1853. She married (2) William Gridley #1337, 21 October 1856 in 56 Abbotsford Place, Glasgow, LKS,29 b. c 1828,30 (son of Henry Gridley #26196 [Labourer] and Sarah Read #26197), occupation Seaman, d. before August 1901.31 William: 1856: Lived with wife-to-be at 40 Rutherglen Road, Glasgow. 1861: Not home at time of census. Children: 43. ii. Elizabeth Clark Gridley #7750 b. 25 March 1858. 44. iii. Sarah Gridley #7751 b. 25 March 1858. 45. iv. William Charles Gridley #7752 b. 05 August 1867. 46. v. Henrietta Gridley #7753 b. 24 April 1870. 12. John Bremner #1295, b. July 1832 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, baptized 01 July 1832 in Gorbals, LKS, SCT, occupation Plasterer. 1855: Lived at South Wellington St., Glasgow at time of first marriage 1858: Lived at 40 Rutherglen Road, Glasgow at time of second marriage. 1871: Lived at 119 Caledonia Road, Glasgow with family. 1881: Boarded with James STEWART in 1881 census; 255 Georges St., Glasgow. 4 1910: Lived next household to son William at 827 E. 72nd St., New York. 1918: Lived in 423 East 73rd Street, New York City. He married (1) Mary Ann Allwood #14675, 20 March 1855 in Tradeston, LKS, SCT,32 b. c 1832,33 (daughter of Jonathan Allwood #14676 [Glazier] and Jane Clarke #14677), d. 17 July 1855 in 109 Crown St., Glasgow, LKS, SCT.34 Mary: 1855: Lived at 109 Crown Street at time of marriage.
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