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You're very welcome Tiffaney. This is all I could find, and please note it all comes from FamilySearch.org, the LDS website in Salt Lake City. I want to give credit where it's due.

Groom's Name:    Patrick Ross
Bride's Name:    Janet Hutton
Marriage Date:    25 Jan 1741
Marriage Place:    Tibbermore,Perth,Scotland
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    M11395-5
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    1040140

Name:    William Ross
Gender:    Male
Baptism/Christening Date:    27 Sep 1742
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    25 Sep 1742
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Janet Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

Name:    Patrick Ross
Gender:    Male
Baptism/Christening Date:    13 Mar 1749
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    07 Mar 1749
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Janet Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

Name:    James Ross
Gender:    Male
Baptism/Christening Date:    24 Feb 1751
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    24 Feb 1751
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Janet Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

Name:    Jean Ross
Gender:    Female
Baptism/Christening Date:    03 Aug 1746
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    02 Aug 1746
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Janet Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

Name:    John Ross
Gender:    Male
Baptism/Christening Date:    01 Apr 1753
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    28 Mar 1753
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Janet Huton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

Name:    Elspet Ross
Gender:    Female
Baptism/Christening Date:    01 Jan 1761
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    28 Dec 1760
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Jannet Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-9
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    1040383

Name:    Jannet Ross
Gender:    Female
Baptism/Christening Date:    28 Oct 1756
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    24 Oct 1756
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

  You'll have surely noticed there's no mention of Ann in the above children. I find this however:

Name:    Ann Ross
Gender:    Female
Baptism/Christening Date:    23 Oct 1743
Baptism/Christening Place:    PERTH,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:    19 Oct 1743
Father's Name:    Patrick Ross
Mother's Name:    Isabell Hutton
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:    C11387-8
System Origin:    Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number:    unknown

I think, not sure but think, this Isabell Hutton is Janet. I find no other children for a Patrick and Isabell, nor do I find any marriage for them.

Hope it helps.  Robt

Throth, I put some info I found on the "MENZIES, Kathrine - Perth., Scotland." post, hopefully it'll be some help. I'm afraid at least on my end I don't have a Peter Galletly. Sorry.

Robt

    Hi  guys.
  Again I can't thank you enough. Throth, you asked if the Perthshire militia were fighting in the Napoleonic Wars, as far as I know the answer is no. You can find out more at this link:
http://www.scottishmilitaryarticles.org.uk/smhsarticle_Lineage_Militia.htm
It's a site on all the Scottish units from about the 17th century on. Pretty interesting stuff.
   As for Helen Galletly, I've attached what was sent to me by my much-removed cousin in Perth. As you can see in it they spelled the name Gellatly, but I believe it's Galletly. I've often run across this spelling mistake, largely I'm sure because of the proximity of the two different spelling families.
   You folks have been a boon to me and my research. Thank you all so very much. If there's anything I can do to repay in any way your kindness, please don't hesitate to ask. If I don't hear or get back to you before, I wish you all Happy Holidays.

Robt

Hi Ev. As far as I know, David stayed in Scotland. His son William born 1845 in Scone, my ancestor, married Agnes Scobie in 1874 also in Scone. So at least by 1874 it seems they were still in Scotland. Some short time after that William and Agnes moved to near Manchester, where two of their three daughters were born. Their last daughter was born in Hunslet, Yorkshire, where William died in 1884. He was listed as a "timekeeper" on the 1881 census, probably at one of the mills nearby.

William's middle daughter Isabella was my great-grandmother. She was born in Patrycroft, Lancashire in 1878. At some point, probably not long after William died, the family seems to have moved back to Scotland. That's where Isabella met and married William Speed. Their first three children were all born in Scotland. They emigrated to the States in 1909, to Massachusetts.

I have no date of death for either of the Davids, father or son. The one you wrote of earlier Ev, in 1852, is very likely the father, but right now I can't be sure. David was such a common name with the Galletlys, it makes it doubly tough. 

Cambron, thanks for the reply, I have that info also. Problem for me is I have a ScotlandsPeople account, but right now with the economy here in Montana being as it is, getting copies from them is not in the budget. For a while at least I have to limit myself to what I can find elsewhere. I've found plenty of possibles there, but the listing doesn't tell enough, I'd need to see the original, and well, you know how expensive that can be.

Robt

Looking for the parents of David Galletly, born Jul 22, 1815 in Bridgend, Perth. He married Ann (Agnes) McLean in 1841 at Scone. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.