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1861 Census Maybole, Ayr, Scotland Logan et al Address Given Name Surname Rel'ship Status Age Occupation Place of Birth District 1 93 Main St W John Logan Lodger Un 28 Shoemaker Girvan (With James & Jane Lawrie - Shoemaker) District 3 11 Kirkwynd Mary A Brisbane H M 30 Muslin Flowerer Maybole David Brisbane S 3 Maybole John Brisbane S 1 Maybole 39 Kirkport Thomas Logan H M 24 Woolen Dyer Maybole Jane Logan W 26 Maybole Henry Logan S 3 John Logan S 2 54 Kirkport Henry Logan H M 54 Woolen Dyer Kirkmichael Jennet Logan W 55 Glasgow Robert Logan S 14 Scholar Maybole Hugh Logan S 9 Maybole Jennet Robertson M in L 83 Maybole District 4 John Logan H M 29 Railway Lab. Ireland 88 Coral Glen Jane Logan W 33 Ireland Helen Logan D 7 Maybole Andrew Logan S 5 Maybole John Logan S 1 Maybole 93 Coral Glen John Cadden H M 30 Cotton Weaver Girvan Margaret Cadden W 27 Maybole Jane Cadden 8 Maybole Margaret Cadden 5 Maybole Ann Cadden 1 Maybole 120 Quarry Hill Robert Cadden H M 37 Cotton Weaver Maybole Ruth Cadden W 36 Ireland William Cadden 10 Scholar Maybole Robert Cadden 4 Maybole James Cadden 16 days Maybole James Logan F in L 75 Cotton Weaver Ireland District 6 1 Welltrees St John Kilpatrick H M 60 Ag. Lab. Ireland Helen Kilpatrick W 58 Ireland William J Kilpatrick 19 Ireland James Logan G Son 9 Visitor Maybole 92 Mason Row Margaret Logan H Widow 58 Cotton Winder Saltcoats Matthew Logan S 18 Shoemaker Maybole Andrew Logan S 16 App. ShoemakerMaybole Janet Logan D 14 District 9 6 Deansmill Mary Logan H Un 48 Ag. Lab. Colmonel Jessie Logan D 12 Maybole Matthew Logan S 8 Maybole 28 Burnerooks LoJohn Logan H M 67 Farmer - 57 Acres Ireland Agnes Logan W 73 Colmonel Alexander McFedries G Son 14 Scholar Maybole William Logan H M 33 Ploughman Maybole Agnes Logan W 36 Creetown James Logan 8 Scholar Canada John Logan 6 Canada District 14 22 Kirklandhill James Brisbane H M 64 Farmer - 101 Acres Berth Ann Brisbane W 66 Thomas Brisbane S Un 27 Lochwinnoch District 16 72 Largs John Logan H M 50 Farmer - 96 Acres Maybole Annie Logan W 36 Dundonald Agness Logan D 14 Scholar Maybole Annie Logan D 12 Scholar Maybole John Logan D 8 James Andrew F in L Symington District 17 62 Auchendrane CMargaret Logan H Widow 55 Weeder Coylton Locations Coylton - 5 miles ESE Ayr, 10 miles NE Maybole Dundonald & Symington - 10 miles N Ayr Lochwinnoch - 25 miles N Ayr, 10 miles E Largs Colmonel - 10 miles S Girvan Girvan - 10 miles SW Maybole Saltcoats - 28 miles N Maybole Creetown - On S coast @ Wigtown, 35 miles sse Girvan.

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