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Inverness / Re: Ebenezer Young
« on: Tuesday 19 April 11 08:54 BST (UK) »
Many, many thanks Ghostwhisperer for such a fantastic response. I really appreciate the time and trouble taken.
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Inverness / Ebenezer Young
« on: Monday 18 April 11 12:47 BST (UK) »
I am looking for any information on Ebenezer Young and his family. Latin master at the Inverness Acadamy. He died 12 Sept 1808. He was married to Margaret Smith died 27 Nov 1812. They were married on 9 Jul 1792 in Inverness. I believe they had 9 children.
1. Donald Smith Young b 1792 d 1852
2. John Young b 1793 d bef 1795
3. John Smith Young b1795? d 1868
4. Edward James Young b 1797 d bef 1871?
5. Ebenezer Withrington Young b 1799? d 1806
6. Margaret Fraser Young b 1801 d 1827
7. Mary Young b 1803
8. Simon Alexander George Young b 1805 d 1873 Clifton, Bristol my Great (x3) grandfather
9. Ebenezer Young b 1808
Ebenezer was prior to 1792 Rector of Queensferry Grammar School. He also translated the Acadamy's Royal Charter into Latin
Does anyone out there know of any MI's relating to the family or have any other snippets of information/additions or corrections?
Many thanks to those who take the trouble to read this
1. Donald Smith Young b 1792 d 1852
2. John Young b 1793 d bef 1795
3. John Smith Young b1795? d 1868
4. Edward James Young b 1797 d bef 1871?
5. Ebenezer Withrington Young b 1799? d 1806
6. Margaret Fraser Young b 1801 d 1827
7. Mary Young b 1803
8. Simon Alexander George Young b 1805 d 1873 Clifton, Bristol my Great (x3) grandfather
9. Ebenezer Young b 1808
Ebenezer was prior to 1792 Rector of Queensferry Grammar School. He also translated the Acadamy's Royal Charter into Latin
Does anyone out there know of any MI's relating to the family or have any other snippets of information/additions or corrections?
Many thanks to those who take the trouble to read this
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Antrim / Re: Higginson/Stewart families Lisburn
« on: Tuesday 04 January 11 11:18 GMT (UK) »
Hello Wharfebank.
Thanks for replying.
Simon Alexander George Young is also my GGG Grandfather and William Kortright Brock is my GG Grandfather. Simon’s wife Hannah was Hannah Higginson. They were married on 31st May 1834, Bolarum, India. Simon was born 3 Nov 1805, Inverness, Scotland. He was the son of Ebenezer Young, a teacher at the (Inverness) Acadamy. His mother was Margaret Smith. If you go to the India Family History Search page at www.indiafamily.bl.uk you will find the full references.
The de Saumarez addition to the Brock names is a references to family connections with the De Saumarez family of Guernsey.
When you have transcribed the letters I would love to see them. I also have letters written to Fanny Aikin Kortright, William Kortright Brock's aunt. Have only just aquired them so haven't had much chance to look at them properly yet, should be interesting.
Regards
Gina
Thanks for replying.
Simon Alexander George Young is also my GGG Grandfather and William Kortright Brock is my GG Grandfather. Simon’s wife Hannah was Hannah Higginson. They were married on 31st May 1834, Bolarum, India. Simon was born 3 Nov 1805, Inverness, Scotland. He was the son of Ebenezer Young, a teacher at the (Inverness) Acadamy. His mother was Margaret Smith. If you go to the India Family History Search page at www.indiafamily.bl.uk you will find the full references.
The de Saumarez addition to the Brock names is a references to family connections with the De Saumarez family of Guernsey.
When you have transcribed the letters I would love to see them. I also have letters written to Fanny Aikin Kortright, William Kortright Brock's aunt. Have only just aquired them so haven't had much chance to look at them properly yet, should be interesting.
Regards
Gina
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Sligo / Re: Donlavy family of Castleconor
« on: Monday 13 December 10 11:54 GMT (UK) »
Yes, have read introduction to Irish Records and have accessed the online records I can in the past. Most are far too late and I have not been able to link with my families.
Thanks agian
Thanks agian
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Sligo / Re: Donlavy family of Castleconor
« on: Monday 13 December 10 08:52 GMT (UK) »
Thanks everyone.
Still looking any more ideas please
Still looking any more ideas please
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Antrim / Re: Higginson/Stewart families Lisburn
« on: Sunday 05 December 10 16:06 GMT (UK) »
many thanks to BallyaltikilliganG
will give link a go
will give link a go
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Inverness / Ebenezer Young. Latin master at the Academy
« on: Thursday 02 December 10 15:19 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone have any info on Ebenezer Young, Latin master at the Academy until his death in 1808.
He was married to Margaret Smith who died in 1812
They had the following children:-
John Young 1793
Donald Smith Young 1795-1852
John Smith Young 1796
Edward James Young 1797
Ebenezer Withrington Young 1799-1806
Margaret Fraser Young 1801-1827
Mary Young 1803
Simon Alexander George Young 1805-1873
Would love to know more about Ebenezer. Who his parents were and more about his career.
many thanks for reading this
He was married to Margaret Smith who died in 1812
They had the following children:-
John Young 1793
Donald Smith Young 1795-1852
John Smith Young 1796
Edward James Young 1797
Ebenezer Withrington Young 1799-1806
Margaret Fraser Young 1801-1827
Mary Young 1803
Simon Alexander George Young 1805-1873
Would love to know more about Ebenezer. Who his parents were and more about his career.
many thanks for reading this
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Antrim / Higginson/Stewart families Lisburn
« on: Thursday 02 December 10 15:07 GMT (UK) »
Looking for Hannah Higginson b app 1813-17. She is according to family documents apparantly related to "the famous Dr Stewart of Belfast". She left Ireland for India 1833/34 where she married Simon Alexander George Young, an army surgeon.
I have know idea who her parents were or who the "famous Dr Stewart" was.
Any clues please.
I have know idea who her parents were or who the "famous Dr Stewart" was.
Any clues please.
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Sligo / Donlavy family of Castleconor
« on: Monday 29 November 10 20:09 GMT (UK) »
looking for Donlavy family of Castleconor. They lived there around the middle of the 18th Century.
Mr & Mrs Donlavy had a child Catherine/Katherine/Kate. I believe Kate's mother died in childbirth and may be buried in the old Killanley burial ground. Mr Donlavy remarried, inherited some money and became Donlavy-Balfour.
Looking for inspiration please as I am completely stuck
Mr & Mrs Donlavy had a child Catherine/Katherine/Kate. I believe Kate's mother died in childbirth and may be buried in the old Killanley burial ground. Mr Donlavy remarried, inherited some money and became Donlavy-Balfour.
Looking for inspiration please as I am completely stuck