Fergus(s)on of Moulin
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( - 1828)
(--?--) (---?---) was born in Scotland.
She married (--?--) Macdonald in Scotland before 1813.
(--?--) died in December 1828 in Perth, Perthshire.1
She married (--?--) Macdonald in Scotland before 1813.
(--?--) died in December 1828 in Perth, Perthshire.1
Family | (--?--) Macdonald |
| Child |
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| Charts | Macdonald pedigree |
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Citations
- [S747] Filmed Manuscript - National Library, Canberra, AJCP Microfilms: NLA AJCP LMS Box 06 (1796-1880) film 1642891185, page 442-465, letter to LMS dated 20 Jun 1834.
(--?--) (---?---)1
He had a brief liaison with Florence Rosina Brittain, daughter of William Frank Brittain and Ellen Robinson.
Family | Florence Rosina Brittain (1885 - 1950) |
| Child |
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| Charts | Robinson descendant chart |
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Citations
- [S237] Family Tree - A Agnew, "James Robinson descendants."
(--?--) (---?---)
She married (--?--) Collins in Ireland.
Family | (--?--) Collins |
| Children |
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Annie (---?---)
(c 1899 - )
Annie (---?---) was born circa 1899.
She married Eric William Sharp in Hong Kong between 1939 and 1943.
On the fall of Hong Kong in December 1941 the Sharp family (Annie, Eric and Eric, Annie and Peggy) were interned in the Nam Ping Hotel before transfer to the main Stanley Internment Camp.1
She and her husband Eric arrived back in Liverpool, Lancashire, on 27 October 1945 from Hong Kong on the Empress of Australia. He gave his occupation as 'Manager, Marconi' and their address was c/o the Marconi International Marine Communications Co.2
She married Eric William Sharp in Hong Kong between 1939 and 1943.
On the fall of Hong Kong in December 1941 the Sharp family (Annie, Eric and Eric, Annie and Peggy) were interned in the Nam Ping Hotel before transfer to the main Stanley Internment Camp.1
She and her husband Eric arrived back in Liverpool, Lancashire, on 27 October 1945 from Hong Kong on the Empress of Australia. He gave his occupation as 'Manager, Marconi' and their address was c/o the Marconi International Marine Communications Co.2
Family | Eric William Sharp (1890 - 1982) |
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Citations
- [S1096] Book - Geoffrey Charles Emerson, Hong Kong Internment, 1942-1945.
- [S720] UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960, at https://www.ancestry.com, Class BT26; Piece 1212; Item 6.
Christina (---?---)
Family | Hugh Fergusson (bt 1824 - 1826 - ) |
| Charts | Thomas Fergusson (c1758-1844) descendancy |
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Citations
- [S468] Family Tree - Daniel A Cooper, "Family Trees - McGregors by Cooper."
Elizabeth (---?---)1
(c 1805 - 1878)
Elizabeth (---?---) was born in Islington, Middlesex, circa 1805.2
She married Samuel Smyth Forsaith, son of Samuel Forsaith and Elizabeth Smyth, at Norwood in Surrey circa 1840. This marriage (if it actually occurred) appears to be bigamous, as Samuel's first wife Kezia lived until 1890, and records herself in the 1871 census as 'deserted by her husband.2'
She was listed as a member of Robert Forsaith's household in the 1841 census at 10 Curtain Rd, Tower Hamlets in St Leonards Shoreditch, Middlesex.3
Elizabeth left for New Zealand circa 1849. We are relying here on her death records, which state she had been in New Zealand for 29 years.2
Elizabeth died on 7 August 1878 at Beach Rd in Thames of 'nervous debility.2,4' She was buried on 9 August 1878 at the Shortland Cemetery in Thames.2
She married Samuel Smyth Forsaith, son of Samuel Forsaith and Elizabeth Smyth, at Norwood in Surrey circa 1840. This marriage (if it actually occurred) appears to be bigamous, as Samuel's first wife Kezia lived until 1890, and records herself in the 1871 census as 'deserted by her husband.2'
She was listed as a member of Robert Forsaith's household in the 1841 census at 10 Curtain Rd, Tower Hamlets in St Leonards Shoreditch, Middlesex.3
Elizabeth left for New Zealand circa 1849. We are relying here on her death records, which state she had been in New Zealand for 29 years.2
Elizabeth died on 7 August 1878 at Beach Rd in Thames of 'nervous debility.2,4' She was buried on 9 August 1878 at the Shortland Cemetery in Thames.2
Family | Samuel Smyth Forsaith (1803 - 1894) |
| Charts | Samuel Forsaith (c1702-1751) descendancy |
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Citations
- [S500] Email - Lucy (Ardrey) Marshall, email - Lucy (Ardrey) Marshall to D Ferguson, 1992 onwards.
- [S923] BDM Registrar of New Zealand, death record, Old folio 1878/896, Ref. No. 8-0006690.
- [S117] Census - 6 Jun 1841, UK census, ED 17 HO107-709-6 p2 - 3.
- [S542] Index - New Zealand BDMs online, at https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/, Death Reg. No. 1878/2408.
Elizabeth (---?---)1
Family | (--?--) Nanscawen |
| Child |
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Citations
- [S530] Find My Past website, at https://www.findmypast.com, Cornwall baptisms.
- [S530] Find My Past website, at https://www.findmypast.com, Cornwall baptisms, mother Elizabeth, father not given.
Elizabeth (---?---)1
She married William Clements.1
Family | William Clements |
| Child |
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| Charts | Macdonald pedigree |
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Citations
- [S1278] Docklands Ancestors, at unknown url, as per findmypast; noted as 2 days old.
Elizabeth Mary (---?---)1
(c 1769 - )
Elizabeth Mary (---?---) was born in Wales circa 1769. The 1851 census gives a birthplace of Wales, which seems doubtful, as does her age (82), as daughter Caroline was born when she would be nearly 50. Her name also varies from Mary Elizabeth to Elizabeth Mary across the baptism of the two children.1
She married William Adams.1
She was listed as the mother of Caroline Adams in the 1851 Census at 33 Halfmoon St in St Botolph Bishopsgate, Middlesex.1
She married William Adams.1
She was listed as the mother of Caroline Adams in the 1851 Census at 33 Halfmoon St in St Botolph Bishopsgate, Middlesex.1
Family | William Adams (c 1780 - ) |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S118] Census - 30 Mar 1851, UK census, ED 2b HO107-1524 Folio 420 p74 GSU roll 87858.
Jill (---?---)1
She married Ian Forbes.1
Family | Ian Forbes |
| Child |
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Citations
- [S354] Electronic Files - A Macdonald, and subsequent correspondence.