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Findlays of Fetteresso
« on: Saturday 15 December 07 12:13 GMT (UK) »

I have just started my family tree and it seems that most of my family came from Fetteresso.  Is anyone else searching for the Findlay family?  I think I have got them traced back to 1700's.

Thank you

Carol McI
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Findlay - Fetteresso, Cookney, Kincardineshire
Allan - Foveran, Aberdeenshire
Wood - Aberdeen, Auchnagatt
Ferguson - Auchnagatt
Knight - Stonehaven
McIntyre - Mid Calder, Edinburgh
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #1 on: Monday 17 December 07 14:08 GMT (UK) »

Not specifically looking for Findlays, but if you come across any Watt's or Dorian's from Stonehaven/Fetteresso please let me know as that's what I'm looking for.

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Jim
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 21 May 08 15:22 BST (UK) »

Hi Carol,
I'm interested in the Findlay's from Stonehaven/Fetteresso. William Findlay & Ann Duthie family in particular. I've just started too & won't have alot of information.

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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #3 on: Friday 23 May 08 14:54 BST (UK) »

Hi Lisa

I have just looked through what I have on the Findlays of Fetteresso.

I have a William Findlay farmer, Bishopton Portlethen. 
His Uncle was William Duthie late sergeant Royal Artillery, d Stonehaven 01 Sep 1859 age 73.
William of Bisopton's father was William Findlay farmer Starmyre or Starmine, Riccarton, Fetteresso d 10 Sept 1846 age 63. His mother was Ann Duthie d. 18 oct 1866 age 78.

William Findlay (born 1786) and Ann Duthie (b 1791) had children
George d in infancy
David d in infancy
Isobel B 12 April 1821 c 23 Apr 1821 Starmyre (or Starmine) Fetteresso d 22 Feb 1894 Springfield Cookney, Fetteresso
William b 26 June 1823 Starmyre Fetteresso d 11 Dec 1910 Mafeking Cottage Portlethen
Ann b 28 Nov 1825 Starmyre


William (b 26 June 1823) was a Farmer at Balquharn Portlethen, he married Helen Rae Milne 07 Dec 1851 Mill of Monquich.  She was born 08 Jan 1827 Nigg Kincardineshire d 09 Nov 1897 Balquharn Portlethen.

They had 10 children
Elsepth b 05 Jan 1869
Ann b 26 April 1862
Helen b 31 July 1863
David Sinclair b 29 Aug 1859 d 12 May 1859
Elizabeth Anderson b 01 July 1875 m Daniel S Gibbons
Janet Sinclair b 01 May 1853 m Andrew Anderson
George b 12 June 1860 m Helen Hutcheon
Isabella b 12 Feb 1870 m John Gillanders
Charles b 24 April 1867 d 1867
James b 20 Jan 1865 m Maggie Ann Hutcheon


Isobel Findlay (b 1821) married James Cooper.

I have lots of Findlay's of Fetteresso and I am sure they must all be related but I cannot find the connections. They are mostly buried together in Maryculter Old Templars Park.

I am descended from William Findlay born 1783 Nigg Kincardinshire.  He married Ann Melvine.  They were farmers at Brucewells Farm Fetteresso. William Findlay has been traced back to John Findlay b 1633 of Craigwells Farm Fetteresso.

Hope this helps.  Please let me know if you find any other connections.

Carol
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Findlay - Fetteresso, Cookney, Kincardineshire
Allan - Foveran, Aberdeenshire
Wood - Aberdeen, Auchnagatt
Ferguson - Auchnagatt
Knight - Stonehaven
McIntyre - Mid Calder, Edinburgh
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #4 on: Friday 23 May 08 15:26 BST (UK) »

Hi Carol,

I've just begun my search, but I can relate to the people you are talking about. I do believe I'll find I relate in more ways than 1. This is a little blurb from the other Findlay researcher:
William Findlay & 2 of his sons owned Findlay Dairies in Aberdeen. At various times they owned property in Portlethen area, named Bishopton, Balquharn, & Glasslaw.
Right now I'm trying to get the kids ready for the bus. I'll send you what I have in a little bit, hopefully even today!
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #5 on: Saturday 24 May 08 04:42 BST (UK) »

Hi Carol,

This is what I have so far, mostly courtesy of the other researcher:

Williamina Milne b. July 28 1842 Old Machar, ch. Sept 4 Nigg m. John Matthew b. Fyvie, his birthdate is all over the place from 1833-1842-my gr gr grandparents

William Milne b. abt 1818 m. Cameron Fullerton b. abt 1820

Elspet Fullerton who married John Milne is sister to Cameron.

John Milne was first married to Catherine Fotheringham. They had a daughter named Helen Rae Milne.

Helen Rae Milne b. Jan 8 1827 ch. Jan 13 Nigg m. William Findlay.

This William Findlay is the Dairy Findlay family.

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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #6 on: Monday 16 June 08 13:30 BST (UK) »

Hi there!

I have both Duthie's and Findlays in my tree, although as yet unconnected from different branches.

My Duthies hail from Fetteresso/Dunnottar and I'm back to John Duthie born c. 1780. I'd be really interested to exchange any information on the families, in particular anything you might have on William Duthie of the Royal Artillery - I dare say there is a possibility,however remote, that he is perhaps sibling to my John.  It's funny the way the world works, I've just put my fathers' fathers' line on hold to look at my fathers' mothers' side, the Duthies  Grin

I haven't started on my Findlays yet, I have my great grandfather Douglas Smith Findlay born in Prestwick, Ayr in 1893 but plan to work back from him shortly.

Well, best laid plans and all that......  Roll Eyes Grin

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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #7 on: Monday 16 June 08 13:54 BST (UK) »

Hi Lass,

Do you happen to have Milne's in your tree too?

Lisa
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #8 on: Monday 16 June 08 14:02 BST (UK) »

Well, I have Findlay,  Milne and Duthie in my tree.

Lass, if you send me your e-mail address I will invite you to look at my tree on Ancestry.com.

Where are your Findlays from?

Carol
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Allan - Foveran, Aberdeenshire
Wood - Aberdeen, Auchnagatt
Ferguson - Auchnagatt
Knight - Stonehaven
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #9 on: Monday 16 June 08 15:17 BST (UK) »

Lisa
No, sorry, no Milne's unless there's a marriage somewhere that I haven't followed through.  Just in case there's a mutual crossover, it's worth mentioning I've got Balharry, Hendry, Duthie, Illingworth, Waterston and Barrie as my main folks.

Carol
Thanks for that, I'll pm you now - my tree is on Genes if that's any help to anyone, let me know and I'll pm you the details.  I don't yet know where my Findlays originate, although Mum seems to think it's Kincardine, but I haven't explored beyond my g-grandfather yet and he was born Ayr.

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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 12 July 08 17:13 BST (UK) »

Hi Lass

You mentioned John Duthie, born about 1780 in Fetteresso/Dunnottar. Was he baptised on 16 Oct 1778 in Fetteresso and again on 26 Oct 1778 in Dunnottar? Son of William Duthie in Arduthie?

I believe this could be my John Duthie who became a hairdresser in Aberdeen. He married Bathia Duthie, daughter of John Duthie and Bathia Fyfe.

Any connections?

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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 15 July 08 15:07 BST (UK) »

Happy Hunting
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 15 July 08 16:12 BST (UK) »

I am amazed.  I had never heard of picasaweb but the information that you you posted was fascinating.  I could see lots of my relatives on the Cookney school roll.  My Findlays are from Brucewells and Upper Backburn but I do have one Findlay married to a Spark.

I don't suppose you have a picture of Brucewells in your collection do you?  I believe it is still standing.

Thank you for posting all the information.

Carol
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Allan - Foveran, Aberdeenshire
Wood - Aberdeen, Auchnagatt
Ferguson - Auchnagatt
Knight - Stonehaven
McIntyre - Mid Calder, Edinburgh
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 15 July 08 20:18 BST (UK) »

You'll find a photo of Brucewells Farm taken this evening from my home on Picasaweb
Regards Dod m
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Re: Findlays of Fetteresso
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 15 July 08 20:43 BST (UK) »

Thanks Dod m, thats the Findlay family I'm looking for. I hope to get some time this evening to look at everything.

Cordially,
Lisa
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