Penningham House

[hendren]

Thanks very much for all your replies.

So, they probaly weren't the Lord and Lady of the house (wishful thinking!)

I will have a look at the links, as of yet I haven't found where the Stewerts were from, will keep digging.

Maureen.

[hmcc]

OPR births for Stewarts at Glassnick/Glasnick (late 1700s).
Map has Glasnock south west of Newton Stewart. There is also Glassock north west Newton Stewart as is Glenrernoch further to the north.
Castle Stewart is north of Newton Stewart too (Lord William Stewart).
hmcc.

[hendren]

Thankyou, will have a look.

[Gadget]

OPR births for Stewarts at Glassnick/Glasnick (late 1700s).
Map has Glasnock south west of Newton Stewart. There is also Glassock north west Newton Stewart as is Glenrernoch further to the north.
Castle Stewart is north of Newton Stewart too (Lord William Stewart).
hmcc.

Note that Robert Stewart was given as Marjorie's father:

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=833559.msg6983401#msg6983401

and she was likely to be born second half of the 17 century, so 100 years earlier than this.

Gadget

[hmcc]

1684 List ofParishioners' Names  Penninghame includes some McComb and Stewarts.

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ainsty/1684/npenning.txt

A Margerie Stewart at Glenlukcock, servant woman.
Rob. Stewart (h) Marg. McComb (w) at Ochiltree.
hmcc.

[hendren]

Thank you hmcc,
 can I ask where you found those indexes?

[hmcc]

Found the indexes on Wigtownshire Pages, (people, places, bmd etc.)

https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ainsty/history/index-2.html

Wondered if it was Glenlukcock on the marriage cert (McComb/Stewart) posted earlier.
hmcc.

[hendren]

Thanks, will have a look.
Maureen.