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She married Robert Clements, son of William Clements and Elizabeth (---?---), in England circa 1798. This assumption is based on the children born to Robert and Mary and also baptised in the same place as Elizabeth Mary (Spitalfields Christ Church), being Joshiah Frederick (b.14 Mar 1800), Charlotte (b. 11 Oct 1801), Sarah (b. 12 Dec 1803), William (b. 14 Dec 1805), Squire Caleb (b. 11 Nov 1811) and Edmund (b. 25 Jun 1815).²

Mary (---?---) was born circa 1674.

She married John Willoughby in England.

She was widowed on the death of her husband John in 1730.

She was named as a beneficiary of the will of Samuel Forsaith, her son-in-law, dated 19 June 1751 in Bloxholm, Lincolnshire; she was to receive £3 (to be paid 12 months after his death).¹

Mary died circa 1764.

She married Thomas Snow, son of Thomas Snow and Sarah Sanders, in England.

Mary (---?---) was born in Ireland circa 1805.¹

She married (--?--) Allan.¹

She was widowed on the death of her husband (--?--) before 1861.¹
She was listed as the mother-in-law of James McKechie in the 1861 Census at Main St in Kilmaurs, Ayrshire.¹
She was listed as the mother-in-law of James McKechie in the 1881 Census at Railway buildings, Tower Hill in Kilmaurs, Ayrshire.²

Mary Ann (---?---) was born in Devonport, Devon, in 1849.¹

She married John Dunstan, son of John Dunstan and Jane Rickard Nanscawen, in England.¹

She was listed in the 1921 census at 16 Napier Terrace in Plymouth, Devon, with her husband John; he was a Navy pensioner.¹

Euphemia Abernethy was born in Scotland circa 1775.¹

She married Thomas Ashwell.
She was listed in the 1850 US census in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, in Thomas Moodie's household (her son-in-law's family).¹

She was widowed on the death of her husband Thomas on 21 March 1852.²

Euphemia died on 22 May 1855 in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio.² She was buried at the Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.³

Louisa's birth was registered between July 1849 and September 1849 in West Derby, Lancashire. She was the daughter of Richard Yates ACKERLEY (surgeon) and his wife Louisa.^2,3 She was baptised at All Saints Liverpool in Liverpool, Lancashire, on 20 September 1849.⁴

She married Alfred John Forsaith, son of William Smyth Forsaith and Clara Lydia Bolton Twynam, at St James Parish Church in West Derby, Lancashire, on 21 July 1886.^1,5,6

She was listed in the 1891 census at 6 Somerset Place in West Derby, Lancashire, with her husband Alfred; he was the manager of a patent safety fuse manufacturer. Their children Grace and Gladys were listed as living with them, although strictly speaking Grace was Louisa's step-daughter, being the child from Alfred's first marriage.²

She was listed in the 1901 census at 16 Huntly Rd in West Derby, Lancashire, with her husband Alfred; he now gave his occupation as manager of a safety fuse works.⁷

She was listed in the 1911 census at 26 Huntly Rd in Fairfield, West Derby, Lancashire, with her husband Alfred; he was the manager of a safety fuse manufacturer.⁸

She was widowed on the death of her husband Alfred on 18 November 1915.^1,9,10
She was listed in the 1921 census with Grace Twynam Forsaith at Stafford Villas, Sands Rd in Paignton, Devon.¹¹

Louisa died on 8 May 1935 in Paignton, Devon.^1,12,13

Her will was probated in London on 6 June 1935 with Grace Twynam Forsaith appointed executrix of an estate valued at £456/12/2.¹⁴

Frederick's marriage to Martha Tabitha Manning, daughter of George Manning and Elizabeth Devenish, was registered between October 1891 and December 1891 in Thrapston, Northamptonshire.¹

Agnes Ann Adam was born in Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, on 2 April 1866.^1,2

Agnes Hood Adam was born in Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, on 13 March 1845.^2,3,4 and was baptised on 20 April 1845 in Kilsyth.⁴
The siblings William, Agnes and Archibald were listed in the 1851 census at Main St in Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, with their parents, Robert Adam and Jean Mason.⁵
The siblings Jane, Margaret, Agnes, William and Archibald were listed in the 1861 census at 36 St Andrews Sq in St Andrews, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, with their parents, Robert Adam and Jean Mason.²
The siblings William, Margaret, Agnes, Jane and Archibald were listed in the 1871 census at 36 St Andrews Sq in St Andrews, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, with their parents, Robert Adam and Jean Mason. Agnes was also a flesher, probably in the family business.⁶

She married Matthew Dickie in Dennistoun, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, in 1876.⁷

She was widowed at age 62 on the death of her husband Matthew on 17 May 1907.^8,9,10

Agnes died on 6 September 1920 in Hillhead, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, at age 75.^11,12 She was buried in September 1920 at the Glasgow Necropolis, Wishart St in Dennistoun.¹³