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She was baptised on 21 July 1796 at Saline, Fife.¹

She married Alexander Forfar, son of Robert Forfar and Margaret Roy, in Saline, Fife, on 24 May 1823.²

Helen died in 1825.

He married Christian Thomson.

Maxwell Jameson Forfar was born in Orwell, Kinross-shire, on 4 August 1824. and was baptised on 8 August 1824 in Orwell.¹

She married John Hutton, son of George Hutton and Janet Harley, in Dunfermline, Fife, on 17 January 1846.²

She was widowed at age 42 on the death of her husband John on 21 March 1867.³

Maxwell died on 12 May 1882 in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, at age 57.⁴

He was baptised on 7 June 1829 at Orwell, Kinross-shire.¹

He married Mary McGregor Ireland in Leslie, Fife, in 1856.²

He was ordained in 1854, then went to Liverpool from Kilwinning, Ayr, where he had been living following completion of his studies at St. Andrews. He was Minister at Oldham St. Church, Liverpool and lived at 30 Sandon St.³

Patrick died on 12 October 1890 at Liverpool, Lancashire, in his pulpit, while preaching. He supposedly had 14 children, but his obituary names only 4 sons and 2 daughters. The only known names are Hugh and Alice (1866-19/8/1961).³

He married Margaret Roy.

William Forfar was born in Scotland in 1757.

Formerly a school teacher at Cairnlee, he was presented to King George III on the 26th of September 1792. After being ordained into the Presbyterian Church on the 24th of January 1793, he remained in the ministry at Saline for 52 years. He was the first preacher at the 'modern' (1811) church.¹

He married Maxwell Bethune, daughter of Neil Bethune and Janet Jamison, in Saline, Fife, on 14 March 1794.²

He was widowed on the death of his wife Maxwell in 1832.

William died on 24 November 1844 in Saline, Fife.

Edward's birth was registered between April 1872 and June 1872 in Malmesbury, Wiltshire.²

He married Ethel Dorothy Stevens, daughter of John Foster Stevens KCSI and Frances Louisa Jeremie, at St Paul's Cathedral in Calcutta, Bengal, on 9 December 1899.^1,3 He was buried on 10 March 1911 at the Church of England New Cemetery in Gaya.⁴

Edward died on 10 March 1911 in Gaya, Bengal, of tetanus. He was the District and Sessions Judge of Gaya at the time of his death and his wife was in England.⁵

Frances's birth was registered between July 1906 and September 1906 in St Marylebone, London, Middlesex.¹

She married Isaac Evans Rodgers at St George Anglican in Montreal, Quebec, on 5 October 1929.^2,3

Ada's birth was registered in May 1840 in Shoreditch, London, Middlesex.^1,3,4,5 and was baptised on 29 May 1840 in St Leonards Shoreditch.²
The siblings Clara and Ada were listed in the 1841 census at 190 Shoreditch in St Leonards Shoreditch, Middlesex, with their parents, William Smyth Forsaith and Clara Lydia Bolton Twynam.⁶
She was attending the Desboro House School, Finsbury at Paddington at the time of the 1851 UK census along with her sister Clara.⁷
The siblings Ada, Alfred and Mary were listed in the 1861 census in Camborne, Cornwall, with their mother Clara Lydia Bolton Twynam.⁸
The siblings Ada, Alfred, Ellen and Mary were listed in the 1871 census at Therenson Terrace in Camborne, Cornwall, with their mother Clara Lydia Bolton Twynam.⁹
She was listed as the sister of Alfred John Forsaith in the 1881 Census at 6 Belmont Drive in Walton on Hill, Lancashire.³

Ada died on 25 June 1898 at Pengeggon House in Camborne, Cornwall, at age 58.^1,10,11,12

Her will was probated in Bodmin, Cornwall, on 11 August 1898 with Alfred John Forsaith appointed administrator of effects valued at £314/6/8.¹¹

Ada Jane Louise Forsaith was born in Nth Adelaide, South Australia, on 25 March 1871.¹

She married Max Gottschalk at the residence of William Leask in Semaphore, Port Adelaide, South Australia, on 25 January 1909.²

Ada died on 20 October 1932 in Adelaide, South Australia, at age 61.³ She was buried at the North Road Cemetery.³