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David Smart Isabella Innes David Smart Isabella Innes Alex Patrick Thomas Powrie Burns Smitton? | | | 11 Jul 1761 | 24 Jun 1752 | | 29 July 1782 Alexander = Isabel David =Isabel George David = Isabel James = Andrew = Elizabeth Smart Rescobie Smith Milne Cuthbert Innes Powrie Kinfauns Butter Smyton | Gellatly Dundee Bisset | 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 ' Alexander Andrew = Ann Robert = Janet David Elizabeth Peter | David = Ester Smyton Janet | Alex = Ann(e) b 2 Jan 1866 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 Aberlemno bapt. bapt. 3 Dec 1776 b 14 May 1765 b 8 Feb 1767 Errol Errol Errol | | Strelitz Strelitz | b c 1779 Fowlis b 3 Mar 1779 22 Feb 1764 | Rescobie Kinoull | Errol ||_________________________| d 12 Mar 1860 | Aberlemno | | ______ ______________________________________| | | ' ' Dundee | | | ' ' ' ' | | 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 1817c 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 6 Oct 1861 b 23 Jul 1859 | 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 David Smart Isabella Innes David and Isabella were married in St Ucan’s church, Collace. This unusual name is thought to be an Anglicization of St. Ewan or St. Eoghan. It is also thought that no such saint ever existed. The marriage is recorded in the Old Parish Records: St Ucans Church 2000 O.P.R. Perth, Collace (340) Smart David and Isabella Innes both in this parish after due proclamation of the banns of marriage: were married in the manse by the Revd. Mr. Rodgers the 19th day of July 1823. The births of three children, Andrew, Robert and Jean, are also recorded: Perth, Collace. 4 Jan 1824 Andrew , son of David Smart and Isabel Innes his spouse was born at Collace on 20th Dec 1823 and bapt. On the 4th Jan 1824 in the face of the congregation by Mr. Rogers Perth Collace 17 Jun 1827 Robert, son of David Smart and his spouse Isabel Innes born at Collace on 25th May 1827 & bapt. the 17 June following in the face of the congregation by Revd Mr. Rogers. Perth Collace 30 Jan 1830 Jean, dau. to David Smart & his spouse Isabel Innes was born at Collace 25 Jany 1830 & bapt. in her fathers house on the 30th of the same month by the Rev Mr. Rogers. John Rodgers was first assistant then encumbrant at St Ucan’s from 1800 – 1851. From 1838 – 1843 Andrew Bonnar was assistant then successor to Mr. Rodger. At the Disruption, Bonnar left to establish the Free Church at Kinrossie and his place was taken by James Laing. In 1841 the address given in the census was simply “Collace”: 1841 census Collace district 340 book 1 page 3 Collace David Smart 35 linen H.L.W. y Isabel Smart 40 y Andrew Smart 15 y Jean Smart 11 y Thirteen-year old Robert is missing. At this age he could well be working, perhaps, in view of later information, as an agricultural labourer. The other major source of employment in the parish was the quarry on Dunsinane Hill, although this was probably so close that he would have lived at home. All the Collace census books have been checked and he is not in that district. Similarly his whereabouts in 1851 is unknown: Nothing is known about the family for the next ten years, then the 1851 census gives the following information: 1851 Census Collace, Perthshire (340) book 1 page 8 The headings for the columns in the census are: Name, Relationship to head of house (h = head, w = wife, s = son, d = daughter etc.), male/female, age, trade or profession and Place of birth. Village of Collace David Smart h m 50 crofter Perth Kettins Esibella Smart w m 54 Perth, Errol Jean Smart d u 21 H.L.W. Perth, Collace (Esibella is the spelling given by the enumerator). On 19th December 1856 Jane Smart married Robert Miller. This branch of the family subsequently farmed at Madderty, which is between Perth and Crieff. By1861 David is described as a pendicler. Most village cottages had a pendicle attached: a long strip of land, between 3 and 10 acres. Part of this would be home to the family’s pig, possibly a cow and certainly hens. The remainder would grow food for family and animals, any surplus being sold. Hens supplied eggs, meat, and feathers for stuffing pillows, the cow provided milk and butter. Any calves would be fattened for sale. The pig re- cycled household waste and when the time came would be slaughtered, the meat being cured in brine before being hung up to dry and for storage. Many of the village houses retained their strips of land well into the 20th century. The houses were fitted with box beds that were built into the walls. These were much shorter than modern beds and the adults would sleep in a sitting position. (Possibly because of the prevalence of chest complaints.) In 1861 Robert is present as a labourer and there are two others described as servants, although one of these is also described as a scholar. 1861 census Collace (340) district 1 page 12 6 Collace David Smart h 62 pendicler of 12 acres Forfar Kettins Isabella Smart w 70 pendiclers wife Perth, Errol Robert Smart s 33 Ag. labourer Perth., Collace James Burns serv 13 scholar Perth, Abernyte Helen Duncan serv 15 domestic servant Perth, Cargill They had two rooms with windows. David and Isabella died within just over two years of each other, She in 1864 and he in 1866: O.P.R.30 Sept 1798 Angus, Kettins 294/2. Andrew Smart & Ann Miln at Millhall of Ardler had a son baptised & called David. O.P.R. 6 Dec 1789 Perth, Errol. (351) Isabel, daughter of Robert Innes workman at Grange and Janet Powrie his spouse was baptized 6th December 1789. O.P.R. Perth, Collace (340) Smart David and Isabella Innes both in this parish after due proclamation of the banns of marriage: were married in the manse by the Revd. Mr. Rodgers the 19th day of July 1823. 1864 Collace, Perthshire (district 340) No. 12 Isabella Smart F 73 21 Oct 1864 Robert Innes Failing David Smart Wife of David Collace labourer No medical husband Smart, pendicler (deceased) attendant Collace. Janet Powrie (deceased) Registered at Collace 5 November 1864. 1866 Collace, Perthshire (district 340) No. 8 David Smart M 68 24 Dec 1866 Andrew Smart Inflamation Robert Miller Pendicler Collace Blacksmith of lungs son-in-law Widower of (deceased) resulting in Isabella Innes Ann Mill pneumonic (deceased) abcess. Registered at Collace 31 December 1866. .
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