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Descendants of Robert Marshall 1 Robert Marshall .. +Jean Moir m: Aug 21, 1715 Dron, PER, SCT 2 Ann Marshall b: Feb 10, 1717 Dron, PER, SCT 2 Margaret Marshall b: Dec 15, 1717 Dron, PER, SCT 2 Alexander Marshall b: Apr 12, 1719 Dron, PER, SCT .... +Euphemia Black m: Mar 19, 1742 Forgandenny, PER, SCT ... 3 Julia Marshall b: Jan 30, 1743 Foretviot, PER, SCT ... 3 Jean Marshall b: Apr 11, 1744 Forteviot, PER, SCT ....... +James Smeaton b: Mar 16, 1740 Dunning, PER, SCT m: May 29, 1763 Forteviot, PER, SCT ...... 4 John Smeaton b: Jul 08, 1764 Keppen, Forteviot, PER, SCT ...... 4 James Smeaton b: Mar 30, 1766 Keppen, Forteviot, PER, SCT .......... +Jean Christie ......... 5 James Smeaton b: Oct 05, 1788 Forgandenny, PER, SCT ......... 5 Mary Oliphant Smeaton b: May 01, 1791 Forgandenny, PER, SCT ......... 5 Alexander Smeaton b: Sep 08, 1793 Forgandenny, PER, SCT ......... 5 John Smeaton b: May 28, 1797 Forgandenny, PER, SCT ...... 4 Euphemia Smeaton b: Jan 04, 1768 Strouie, Forgandenny, PER, SCT .......... +John Angus m: Jun 21, 1795 Dron, PER, SCT ......... 5 Ann Angus b: Mar 19, 1796 Dunbarney, PER, SCT ......... 5 James Angus b: Apr 08, 1798 Dunbarney, PER, SCT d: Mar 11, 1868 in Blackford, PER, SCT ............. +Janet Hutchison m: Bef. 1825 ............ 6 Elizabeth Angus b: Dec 04, 1825 Auchterarder, PER, SCT ............ 6 John Angus b: Aug 05, 1827 Auchterarder, PER, SCT d: Nov 03, 1848 ............ 6 Euphemia Angus b: Aug 30, 1829 Auchterarder, PER, SCT d: Jan 23, 1847 ............ 6 Mary Angus b: Apr 22, 1832 Auchterarder, PER, SCT ......... *2nd Wife of James Angus: ............. +Elizabeth Cuthbert b: Jan 03, 1813 Forgandenny, PER, SCT m: Dec 25, 1835 Auchterarder, PER, SCT d: Jul 08, 1885 ............ 6 James Angus b: Nov 27, 1836 Auchterarder, PER, SCT ................ +Charlotte Moodie b: 1836 m: Jun 09, 1863 Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 Isabella Angus b: Feb 18, 1838 Auchterarder, PER, SCT d: Sep 30, 1855 in Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 John Angus b: Jan 26, 1840 Auchterarder, PER, SCT ............ 6 Janet Angus b: Nov 07, 1841 Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 Alexander Angus b: 1843 Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 William Angus b: 1845 Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 Mary Angus b: 1847 Blackford, PER, SCT d: Oct 28, 1919 ................ +Robert Fowler b: 1842 d: May 1897 ............... 7 James A Fowler b: 1873 Boston, MA, USA ............... 7 David Alexander Fowler b: 1875 Edinburgh, MLN, SCT ............... 7 William Angus Fowler b: 1878 Blackford, PER, SCT ............... 7 Helen Angus Fowler b: 1880 Blackford, PER, SCT d: 1884 in Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 Helen Angus b: 1850 Blackford, PER, SCT d: May 10, 1874 in Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 Catherine Angus b: 1852 Blackford, PER, SCT ................ +William Henry Davis b: 1851 m: Dec 31, 1875 Tullibardine Loan, Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 George Angus b: 1854 Blackford, PER, SCT ............ 6 David Angus b: Aug 09, 1856 Blackford, PER, SCT ................ +Jane ............ 6 Isabella Angus b: Sep 20, 1858 Blackford, PER, SCT ......... 5 John Grant Angus b: Dec 29, 1799 Dunbarney, PER, SCT d: Mar 27, 1860 in Perth, PER, SCT ............. +Ann Lennox b: 1801 Dunbarney, PER, SCT ............ 6 Mary Angus b: May 30, 1829 Perth, PER, SCT d: Mar 26, 1888 ................ +Andrew Gardiner b: 1820 Dunning, PER, SCT m: Jul 05, 1870 Perth, PER, SCT d: Sep 14, 1901 ............ 6 Ann Angus b: Oct 15, 1831 Perth, PER, SCT ................ +John Mitchell Robertson b: 1831 Redding, PER, SCT m: Sep 08, 1857 Perth, PER, SCT ............... 7 Catherine Lennox Robertson b: Dec 25, 1858 Perth, PER, SCT ............... 7 Ann Robertson b: Jul 31, 1861 Perth, PER, SCT ............... 7 Mary Robertson b: Nov 19, 1863 Perth, PER, SCT d: 1864 in Perth, PER, SCT ............... 7 John Mitchell Robertson b: Mar 15, 1866 Perth, PER, SCT 1 ............ 6 John Grant Angus b: Jul 08, 1834 Dunbarney, PER, SCT ............ 6 James Angus b: Oct 05, 1837 Perth, PER, SCT ......... 5 William Angus b: Jan 12, 1802 Dunbarney, PER, SCT d: Feb 07, 1867 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............. +Elizabeth "Betty" Ellis b: 1807 Inchture, PER, SCT m: Feb 08, 1830 Kettins, ANS, ACT d: Feb 09, 1873 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............ 6 James Angus b: Jul 11, 1830 Kettins, ANS, SCT d: Aug 30, 1872 in St. Mary, Dundee, ANS, SCT ................ +Helen Leslie m: Mar 22, 1851 Liff, Benvie and Invergowrie, ANS, SCT d: Bef. 1854 ............... 7 Jane Angus b: 1852 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............ *2nd Wife of James Angus: ................ +Mary Sleeth b: 1830 Co. Armagh, IRL m: Sep 09, 1854 Liff, Benvie and Invergowrie, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Euphemia Angus b: May 25, 1855 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Mar 03, 1858 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Male Angus b: May 25, 1855 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: May 25, 1855 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Betsy Angus b: Mar 27, 1857 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 James Angus b: Jun 24, 1860 Montrose, ANS, SCT ............... 7 William Angus b: Feb 07, 1862 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 John Angus b: Dec 24, 1865 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Jul 04, 1867 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Mary Angus b: Dec 04, 1867 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Dec 04, 1868 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Thomas Angus b: Apr 22, 1870 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............ 6 Elspeth Robertson Angus b: Jan 12, 1834 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............ 6 John Angus b: Dec 06, 1835 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Bef. 1841 ............ 6 William Angus b: Dec 11, 1836 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Bef. 1841 ............ 6 Hannah Angus b: Dec 13, 1838 Dundee, ANS, SCT ................ +Arthur Fisher b: 1833 Auchtergall, ANS, SCT ............... 7 William Fisher b: 1865 Aberdeen, ABD, SCT ............... 7 George Fisher b: Jun 17, 1867 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Letitia Fisher b: Mar 18, 1869 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Jan 20, 1942 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ................... +James Tosh b: Jun 15, 1868 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Dec 20, 1892 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Sep 21, 1937 in Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Wilhelmina Tosh b: 1889 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 James Fisher Tosh b: 1891 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +Caroline Burgess Ross b: 1893 m: Jul 28, 1913 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Betsy Tosh b: 1893 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +William Samson b: 1893 m: May 13, 1919 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 William Tosh b: 1895 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Margaret McGregor Tosh b: 1897 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +James Wilson b: 1891 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Oct 28, 1921 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Alexandrina Tosh b: 1900 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +Richard Bennet Ferguson b: 1901 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Feb 10, 1925 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Georgina Pithie Tosh b: 1906 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +William Francis Rusk Saunders b: 1906 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Oct 26, 1928 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Letitia Fisher Tosh b: 1910 Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +Alexander Niven b: 1909 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Oct 06, 1933 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Eliza Maria Murray Tosh b: Nov 18, 1911 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Apr 22, 1988 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ...................... +Andrew Hovell Robertson b: Jan 15, 1908 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Jun 24, 1932 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Aug 01, 1939 in Perth, PER, SCT ............... 7 Betsy Angus Fisher b: Jun 22, 1871 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Feb 25, 1872 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Elizabeth Sime Fisher b: May 09, 1873 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: 1877 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............ 6 George Fleming Angus b: Sep 18, 1842 Dundee, ANS, SCT ................ +Elizabeth Clark b: 1844 Leith, MLN, SCT m: May 03, 1861 Montrose, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Hannah Angus b: Aug 17, 1861 Montrose, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Alexena Angus b: Dec 28, 1881 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Jemima Scott Angus b: Dec 13, 1863 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Jul 04, 1864 in Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 George Angus b: Feb 10, 1867 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Arthur Angus b: Oct 13, 1869 Glasgow, LKS, SCT ................... +Maggie Ann b: 1878 Dundee, ANS, SCT .................. 8 Maggie Ann Angus b: 1900 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Barbara Angus b: Aug 28, 1872 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Aug 26, 1873 in Glasgow, LKS, SCT ............... 7 John Angus b: Jul 24, 1874 Dundee, ANS, SCT 2 ............... 7 William Angus b: Jul 24, 1874 Dundee, ANS, SCT ............... 7 Alexander M Angus b: 1880 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Jun 25, 1916 ............... 7 ? Angus .................. 8 Alexina Angus b: 1899 Dundee, ANS, SCT ......... 5 Mary Anne Angus b: Aug 12, 1804 Dunbarney, PER, SCT ............. +William Findlay b: 1801 Redgorton, PER, SCT m: Aug 01, 1824 Methven, PER, SCT / Auchtergaven, PER, SCT ............ 6 Euphemia Findlay b: Jan 27, 1825 Auchtergaven, PER, SCT ............ 6 Catherine Grant Findlay b: Dec 31, 1826 Auchtergaven, PER, SCT d: Mar 16, 1896 in Musk Creek, VIC, AUS ................ +? McKay m: Co. Armagh, IRL ............... 7 Joseph McKay b: 1846 ............ *2nd Husband of Catherine Grant Findlay: ................ +George Bremner b: Oct 04, 1829 Dundee, ANS, SCT m: Nov 25, 1851 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Oct 12, 1906 in Musk Creek, VIC, AUS ............... 7 George Bremner b: May 05, 1852 Dundee, ANS, SCT d: Jun 22, 1934 in Musk Creek, VIC, AUS ................... +Sarah Ann Woodhall b: 1853 Bendigo, VIC, AUS m: Oct 05, 1874 Daylesford, VIC, AUS d: Jul 10, 1937 in Daylesford, VIC, AUS .................. 8 Sarah Bremner b: Jun 29, 1875 Musk Creek, VIC, AUS d: 1876 .................. 8 George Bremner b: Apr 19, 1877 Musk Creek, VIC, AUS d: 1877 .................. 8 Christina Bremner b: Nov 08, 1878 Musk Creek, VIC, AUS d: Jan 04, 1946 in Kew, VIC, AUS ...................... +William Henry Weston b: Mar 10, 1882 Lyonville, VIC, AUS m: May 17, 1905 d: Oct 21, 1948 in Bairnsdale, VIC, AUS .................. 8 Annie Elizabeth Bremner b: Jun 01, 1882 Musk Creek, VIC, AUS d: Feb 09, 1969 in Maryborough, VIC, AUS ...................... +Edwin William Franzke b: 1871 m: Jan 21, 1909 Lyonville, VIC, AUS d: Nov 26, 1944 in Melbourne, VIC, AUS .................
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    Conditions and Terms of Use PREFACE Copyright © Heritage History 2009 The Great War has brought forth many golden deeds of Some rights reserved individual bravery, and some of the more representative and popular exploits are gathered together in the following pages. This text was produced and distributed by Heritage History, an organization While it would not be fair to characterize them as the bravest dedicated to the preservation of classical juvenile history books, and to the deeds, yet we may well rank them as among the finest examples promotion of the works of traditional history authors. of personal courage, devotion to duty, and self-sacrificing The books which Heritage History republishes are in the public domain and service that the war has produced. That all who read the are no longer protected by the original copyright. They may therefore be reproduced following pages may be thrilled with a deeper sense of the within the United States without paying a royalty to the author. matchless heroism displayed on land and sea and in air by the men of our breed, and be stimulated to better lives and worthier The text and pictures used to produce this version of the work, however, are the property of Heritage History and are licensed to individual users with some service, is the object of the writer. He has aimed at telling in restrictions. These restrictions are imposed for the purpose of protecting the integrity these simple, straightforward chapters the undying stories of the of the work itself, for preventing plagiarism, and for helping to assure that heroes who have won the Victoria Cross in the Great War, and compromised or incomplete versions of the work are not widely disseminated.
  • PROCEEDINGS of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

    PROCEEDINGS of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

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