Cooke, Phillis Jean Baden-Powell

Notes:

Moved from Gympie to Allora, then to Toowoomba about 1910. Family purchased "Iona" in Russell Street.
Attended Toowoomba North State School and then Glennie Memorial School until death of father in 1916.
Began employment as a clerk, then stenographer with the Queensland Railway Department.

Phillis married Craig, Robert Fergus on 11 Sep 1928 in "The Manse", James Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. Robert (son of Craig, Robert and Wilson, Margaret Scott) was born on 12 Aug 1898 in Birley Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; died on 7 Feb 1950 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Craig, John
2. Craig, Margaret

Notes:

Station Master and Railway Traffic Inspector

Obituary, The Toowoomba Chronicle, 25th May, 1916.
Mr. John S. Cooke
A well known railway official Mr John Seaward Cooke, of Iona, Russell Street, passed away at an early hour yesterday morning at a private hospital in Toowoomba. The deceased, who was a son of the late Mr Richard Cooke, of Mossdale Station, is survived by his widow(daughter of Mr. G. Stewart of Wilston) and a family of sons and daughters. He was formerly station master at Gympie and Hendon, and latterly had been a railway inspector, with his headquarters at Toowoomba. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to the Toowoomba Cemetary.

John married Stewart, Harriet Turnbull on 14 Mar 1882 in Wesleyan Methodist Church, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. Harriet (daughter of Stewart, George and Smart, Elizabeth) was christened on 28 May 1864 in Perth, Perthshire, Scotland; died on 30 Oct 1942 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Arrived prior to 1874 as listed as a student at Oakey State School, Queensland in the early 1870's.

Harriet Turnbull Stewart married John Cooke in 1882. She lived in various location including Gympie. Later in life lived in "Iona", Russell Street, Newtown, Toowoomba after her marriage. In 1928 she went to live in Arden Street, Codgee, Sydney, then moved to Elizabeth Bay, end of Kings Cross, Sydney.
She had 13 children and adopted 3 other young family members-children of her daughters.

Notes:

Immigrant List for the "Anglia", departed Plymouth 14.02.1848. Arrived Australia 22.02.1850.

Shipping Index:
COOKE, Richard, 24 years, Farm Labourer, Dundrum, Co. Tipperary, Parents John and Elizabeth living in Dundrum, Church of England, Can read and write, no relations in the colony, in good state of bodily health, no complaints.


Richard lived in Sydney for a time then became oversea at "Byron Planes", a property near Inverall. Four children born in New South Wales, then family moved to Queensland finally settling in Goombungee.

Same Family?
Also a son Richard in the indexes of 1857 son of Richard and Mary Cooke born Sydney?

Darling Downs Gazette; 16.07.1900
The Late Mr Richard Cooke
As a means of affording the many town friends of the late Mr. Richard Cooke an opportunity of expressing their sympathy with the members of his family a resident in this and other places, a service of somewhat special character was conducted last evening in the Baptist Church by the Minister, Rev. A.G. Weller. The musical portion of the service was appropriate to the occassion - favourite hymns being chosen. The preacher selected his text from John 17,24. After an interesting exposition Mr Weller concluded his sermon by saying - Surely no words that he could utter could be more expressive to the last desire and prayer of their late friend Mr Cooke, than the words of the Master concerning his dearest friends.
As a father, friend and neighbour the memory of the deceased would be long cherished for the consistency and concentrated service both at home and abroad. He (Mr Cooke) might be counted amongst the founders of this rising nation. Leaving his home in Ireland during the ever memorable potato famine early in 1848, he arrived a few months later in Sydney, where for a number of years he resided. Eventually he came to Queensland and took up one of the first selections in the Goombungee district, where he made his home and remained till the time of his death. As a public man he was ever to the fore in anything that made for comfort of his fellows or welfare of the community in which he lived. It was largely due to his untiring energy that the State schools at Bergin, Goombungee and Dr. Creek owe their existence. Whilst he was also an earnest advocate for the extension of the railway from Meringindan to Goombunge. As an employer he was respected by those who served under him and highly esteemed by many for his profound reverence for the sanctuary of the Sabbath. Upon his shelves were arranged some of the choicest books, but to his mind the Bible was the God of books.
In the home he was methodical to the smallest detail. He was fondly attached to his own family. He loved his home and it was pleasing to remember that his last wish was gratified, namely to die at home for at the dawn of Sabbath morning, June 3rd, 1900 the spirit of Richard Cooke entered into rest.


June 9th, 1900 Death Notices:
Cooke-Richard Cooke, at his residence "Mossdale", Goombungee, on June 3rd aged 73 years and 6 months. Deeply regretted.


October 10th, 1900 Letters of Administration
Richard Cooke of Mossdale, Goombungee, grazier to Graham Cooke, Goombungee, farmer and grazier and George Wright Hurford, Toowoomba, coach painter, death occured June 3rd. Probate granted September 28th. Realty and Personage £2160.


"Kilburnie State School Centenary 1899-1999"
The Cook family selected "Mossdale" which comprised 10000 acres and ran along the edge of the Great Dividing Range. This is near the Haden/Maclagan Road. Portion 204? The tallest peak is named Mt Cook.
See also Haden State School 75 Anniverary by Alan Gersekowaki


LATTIN tip Mooresfort
Moore 1750+
A seat of the Moores. Large library. M. Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses, London, 1988.


Is there a connection?
Inscriptions found in Lattin graveyard, Tipperary, Ireland:
To the memory of Robert Cooke of Tipperary died 1799 aged 54 years.
Another to Elizabeth Earngey alias Cooke, died 1785.
To Margaret alias Cooke died 1768 aged 24 years. Erected by her husband James Earngey.

Richard married Browne, Mary on 15 Mar 1853 in St. Peters, Armadale, New South Wales, Queensland. Mary (daughter of Browne, Thomas and Jennings, Elizabeth) was christened on 19 Mar 1833 in Ballina, Mayo, Ireland; died on 2 Apr 1898 in Goombungee, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

?
Several "Mary Browns" arrive in Australia between 1845-1853.
Possibly arrived per "Panama", at Sydney 12.01.1850. Listed as an Irish Orphan aged 17, nursemaid. Another entry down is Mary Brown of Ballina, Mayo nursemaid aged 16.
Parents given as Thomas Brown and Bridget Jennings

BROWNE Mary 17 Panama 1850 Sydney and/or Newcastle Reel 2136, [4/4786] Page 531; Reel 2461, [4/4919] Arrived 12 January 1850.
Entry no. 10 on Panama is Mary Browne, aged 17 years nursemaid from Ballina, Ireland, Church of Rome and cannot read or write.

Browne Mary 17 Ballana, Mayo Thomas & Bridget (both dead) RC Relations in colony: sister Bridget Browne per ship - Empl. C A Anderson, New England, £7-8, 2 yrs. State Records Office of NSW, Register and applications for orphans SRNSW 4/4715-4717 (hereafter, Register). Register 2 No 455, 12 Jan 1850 indentures with Jeemiah Donovan, Sydney.

Brown Mary 16 Ballana, Mayo Anthony & Bridget (both dead) RC Empl. W A Wright, 326 Pitt St., £6-8, 3 yrs. State Records Office of NSW, Register and applications for orphans SRNSW 4/4715-4717 (hereafter, Register). Register 2 No 1339, 11 Oct 1850 Bathurst. Im. Cor. 50/792 Bathurst

Darling Downs Gazette, 09.04.1898.
Death of an Old Pioneer, Mrs Cooke, of Goombungee.
Gradually the pioneers of Queensland are dropping off, and the last to go is Mrs Mary Cooke, of Goombungee, after a residence of 49 years in Queensland, 28 of which were spent in Goombungee. This aged and much respected lady has left a large circle of friend and many - both settler and Traveller who can refer to a time her generosity and kind-heartedness helped them in time of need. Generous to a fault and ready to sacrifice herself for others the deceased claimed the respect and love of all in the district. Her experiences in the colony would serve as interesting subject matter for a book. Nearly fifty years ago she was one of the few white women who braved the dangers of station life in the West, and many an interesting adventure could she narrate. From the suffering and bravery of such as Mrs Cooke are due to the comforts of civilization and settlement now enjoyed by Western settlers. With her husband they were the first settlers in Goombungee district, and during their residence in that district has earned the respect of all. She has a family of five sons and three daughters. Of her married sons, Mr. J. Cooke is stationmaster at Gympie, Mr. G. Cooke, J.P. resides at Goombungee and the only married daughter is Mrs G. W. Hurford, of Toowoomba.

Notes:

Listed as a teacher at the time of his marriage in 1856

1861 Census: Perth, Scotland:
Name: George Stewart
Age: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1831
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Elizabeth
Gender: Male
Where born: Midmar, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 387/1
Registration district: Perth Burgh
Civil parish: Perth Burgh
County: Perthshire
Address: 49 51 53 Pomarium
Occupation: Railway Pointsman
ED: 28
Page: 28 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 192
Line: 2
Roll: CSSCT1861_51
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Stewart 2
Elizabeth Stewart 28
George Stewart 30
William Stewart 8 Mo



Occupation: Station Master
Name: Elizabeth Stewart
Age: 28
Estimated birth year: abt 1833
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : George
Gender: Female
Where born: Tough, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 387/1
Registration district: Perth Burgh
Civil parish: Perth Burgh
County: Perthshire
Address: 49 51 53 Pomarium
Occupation: Railway Pointsman
ED: 28
Page: 28 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 192
Line: 3
Roll: CSSCT1861_51
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Stewart 2
Elizabeth Stewart 28
George Stewart 30
William Stewart 8 Mo


Probably left Scotland between 1861-1871. Not on 1871 census? Arrived from Scotland to Ipswich, Australia some time before 1874. About 1865 according to Eliz's death certificate

Southern and Western Queensland Railway employee appointments, 1866-1876: Stewart, G. 13 May 1868 page 678

Official Appointment The Brisbane Courier March 1st 1875
...George Stewart, .Inn., to be operator, Oakey Creek railway station ....

Worked for the Railway Department for 25 years retiring as Station Master in Dalby in 1902. See newspaper article. The Brisbane Courier, Thursday November 20, 1902

Our Dalby correspondent, writing on 17th instant, says :-Mr. Geo. Stewart, Stationmaster, who Is leaving Dalby, and has.'also retired from the railway service' after a perlpd of a quarter of a century (the last fifteen years as 'stationmaster in Dalby);' was tendered a suppér and smoke concert' at the Grand Hotel'on Saturday night. Mr. J. T. Bell, M.L.A., was present and there was a very, representative gathering. Mr. Bell, on behalf of Mr.Stewart's Dalby friends, presented him with a handsome and costly tantalus spirit stand; . inscribed as follows: "Presented to Mr. George Stewart, Station master, by his Dalby friends, as a mark of their esteem and respect on his retiring from the public' service, Dalby, 15th November, 1902. In making the presentation Mr. Bell spoke in very eulogistic terms of Mr. Stewart's good qualities, both as a citizen and public servant. Mr. Stewart feelingly responded. An adjournment was afterwards made to the balconies, where the remainder of the evening was spent in songs and social intercourse. Mr. Stewart has built for himself a comfortable home at Wilston, near Brisbane, and will shortly take up his residence there.


The Brisbane Courier 1919
By PUBLIC AUCTION, THIS DAY (Wednesday), 16th April, at 11 a.m.
On the Premises "ATHOL," Mars street, Wilston. On account of Mr. George Stewart, we having sold his property, Valuable Furniture, comprising:
Two Tester Double Bedsteads, One Tester Single Bedstead, with Kapok, Fibre, and Wire Mattresses, HAND SOME BEDROOM SUITE, Toilet Ware, Fine Cane Rocking Chair, Occasional Tables, Whatnot, Ornaments, Splendid Rattan Ware, CARPETS, Window Curtains aid Blinds, LINOS., A.B. Chairs, Pictures, Tapestry Table Cloth, SIDE- BOARD, Couch. Perfection Heater, Bevelled Mirror, DUCHESSES, Marble Top WASHSTAND, Dining Table, Glass Ware, SILVER WARE, Kitchen Table. DRESSER, Large quantity Kitchen Utensils, Bread Crock. Mincing Machine, Meat Safe, ICE CHEST, Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, Crosscut Saw, Filter, Tubs, splendid LAMPS," Veranda Chairs, Fine Cane Veranda LOUNGE, quantity Bed Linen, Sundries.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
J. DOWN. & CO., AUCTIONEERS, &c,
LONGREACH BUILDINGS,
NORTH QUAY.



Several Ships arrive Brisbane from Glascow 1864-1868
"Naval Reserve" April 1865
"Samarang" July 1865 and November 1865
"Maryborough" August 1866
However may have left from a London port??

George married Smart, Elizabeth on 22 Sep 1856 in Montrose, Angus, Scotland. Elizabeth (daughter of Smart, George and Maitland, Hannah) was born about Aug 1831 in Montrose, Angus, Scotland; died on 17 Jun 1910 in Wilston, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

James Maitland listed at time of marriage as witness. Uncle or grandfather??

Age at marriage given as 23 years eg: bith 1833??

The marriage in 1856 occurs at Castle Street, Montrose see 1841 census but residence given as Upper Buige Street(see 1851 census)

1841 Census Montrose Angus Castle Street, Montrose(Living with her Grandparent?? Why not called Smart??Illegimate? Parents not married??)
Maitland, James M 65, Shoemaker, Outside Census area
Maitland, Sarrah F 60 Angus
Maitland, George M 18, Angus
Maitland, Elisa F 15, Angus
Maitland, Elizabeth F, 8, Angus

1851 Census Montrose, Angus
Possibility: Upper Buige Street, Montrose, Angus, 1851 Census 310/000 06/00 030(Living with her grandparent. James already deceased??)
Maitland, Sarah, Head 74, Wid, Dometic Duties, Montrose, Forfarshire
Maitland, Eliz 24 Dau, 25, Un Hay(Stay) Maker, Montrose, Forfarshire
Smart, Eliz, 19, Niece, Un
Maitland, Charles, 18, son, seaman, Montrose, Forfarshire
Maitland, James, 2 nephew, Montrose, Forfarshire
Name: Elizabeth Smart
Age: 19
Estimated birth year: abt 1832
Relationship: Niece
Gender: Female
Where born: Montrose, Forfarshire
Parish Number: 312
Civil parish: Montrose
Town: Montrose
County: Angus
Address: 3 Upper Craigo St Ina Court
ED: 6
Page: 30 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 157
Line: 18
Roll: CSSCT1851_68
Household Members: Name Age
Charles Martland 18
Eliza Martland 25
James Martland 2
Sarah Martland 74
Elizabeth Smart 19

1861 Census:
Name: Elizabeth Stewart
Age: 28
Estimated birth year: abt 1833
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : George
Gender: Female
Where born: Tough, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 387/1
Registration district: Perth Burgh
Civil parish: Perth Burgh
County: Perthshire
Address: 49 51 53 Pomarium
Occupation: Railway Pointsman
ED: 28
Page: 28 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 192
Line: 3
Roll: CSSCT1861_51
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Stewart 2
Elizabeth Stewart 28
George Stewart 30
William Stewart 8 Mo

IGI-Montrose, Angus
Elizabeth Margaret Smart daughter of George Smart and Margery Young christened in 1836. Possibility or parent married twice?? Siblings Agnes 1834, Robert christened 1839, Willemeniah 1841, William christened 1843, George christened 1845. This couple marry Montrose in 1834. Could Elizabeth be the illegimate daughter of George Smart and Hannah Maitland and she died giving birth or when child was young??

The Brisbane Courier 17th July, 1911
IN MEMORIAM.
STEWART.-In loving memory of my dear mother, Elizabeth Stewart, who departed this life 17th July, at Athol, Wilston. Inserted by her loving daughter.
STEWART.-To the loved memory of Elizabeth Stewart, who passed away on 17th July, ltilfl.
??
26/08/1828 SMART ELIZABETH JOHN SMART/ANN MEARNS F MONTROSE /ANGUS 312/00 0100 0165

Notes:

According to information from Canada John may have been born 27.01.1791 in Carrick-an Suir Tipperary, the son of Michael Cooke and Margaret Brown or Brian??

John Coke was a Farmer alive and living in Dundrum in 1850 according to son, Richard's immigrant information on arrival in Australia.

A Topical Directory of Ireland
Lewis. 1837.
Ballintemple Civil Parish, Tipperary County, IRELAND

BALLINTEMPLE, a parish, in the barony of KILNEMANAGH, county of TIPPERARY, and province of Munster, 6 miles N.E. from Tipperary (town), on the road to Thurles; containing 786 inhabitants.
It comprises about 3600 statute acres, principally under an improved system of tillage.
Dundrum, the handsome seat of Viscount Hawarden, who is proprietor in fee of the barony, is beautifully situated in a fine demesne, comprising more than 2400 statute acres, of which nearly 800 are well planted; the grounds are tastefully laid out, and there is a profusion of fine old timber on the estate.
...The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Cashel, to which the rectories and vicarages of Rathlynan, Oughterleague, and Kilpatrick were united by act of council in 1795, forming the union of Ballintemple, in the patronage of the Bishop. The tithes of the parish amount to £240, and of the benefice to £726 9s. 2 ¾d. The church is a plain modern edifice, situated nearly in the centre of the union. There is a glebe-house, with a glebe of 20 acres. Here is a Roman Catholic chapel. Near Dundrum is a school for both sexes, supported by Viscount Hawarden, with a house and garden; and there is another school aided by private subscriptions, together affording instruction to about 220 children; also a dispensary.



County of Tipperary 1775 - Yearly Estates
(This information was found with the List of Freeholders for Tipperary)
Cooke Edward of Clonmell, son in law to Green of Greenville, very much embarrassed, has a Lawsuit with his younger brother, Thomas Cooke, about the estate of Killtinan, which if recovered would be worth him £1500

List of Freeholders of the County of Tipperary in the year 1776
Cooke, Edward Clonmel Carrick
Cooke, Francis Mooresfort Ballynabrussagh
Cooke, George Burrisileigh Drum
Cooke, James Kilkenny Tittlefield
Cooke, John Kilcooley Bawnleigh
Cooke, Theodore Waterford Clonmel
Cooke, Thomas Kilternan Castle Quarter, Clare
Cooke, William Poyntstown Poyntstown

?
Grand Jury Presentments - 1831
Barony of Middlethird
COOKE, John to be Supervisor without salary, to 42 perches of the road from Clonmel to Fethard by Kiltinan, between the bridge of Lacopple being the end of Robert COOKE'S Supervisorship and his own Supervisorship


1766 Religious Census: The largest religious census was conducted in 1766, when each Church of Ireland minister was requested to provide a listing of the members of each denomination in his parish. Although some were completed as requested, many ministers provided only the details on Church of Ireland parishioners, and omitted Catholics, Presbyterians, etc. Others provided a complete survey of all local inhabitants, including family names and the numbers of children in the household.
Cooke Francis Prot Templenoe
Cooke Joseph Prot Fethard
Cooke Joseph Prot Lattin et al
Cooke Robert Prot Fethard
Cooke Mrs Ann Prot Tipperary

Research Notes: The Kiltinan CP Tithe Applotments were transcribed from the LDS film #0256653 by Pat Connors. The film was in fairly good condition but the handwriting was very old, plus the recorder couldn't spell some of the surnames. All recorded names are as spelled in the record. All together it was, at times, extremely hard to read correctly, therefore, all entries should be checked if you are trying to find connections to your family. This resource is an index, since there is more information for each entry in the source document. The Townlands and/or areas were also hard to read, and used old times spellings, so may not look familiar.
Cook Esq John Kiltinan
Cook Esq Robt Kiltinan


George Cooke died 1727, Felthard,Tipperary. Will Book PRO Dublin Civil Registration 25
John Cooke male 1708 Kiltynane, County Tipperary Will Book PRO Dublin Civil Registration 25
Phanuel Cooke, male 1707, Garrangibbon, Tipperary. Will PRO Book Dublin Civil Registration 25

Griffiths Valuation
Personal/Record details

Occupier Type Person
Occupier Last Name COOKE
Occupier First Name JOHN
Occupier Title
Occupier Misc.
Lessor Type Person
Lessor Last Name HAWARDEN
Lessor First Name VISCOUNT
Lessor Title
Lessor Misc.
Note
Record Sequence No. 41
Location details
County TIPPERARY, SOUTH RIDING
Poor Law Union CASHEL
Barony KILNAMANAGH, LOWER
Parish BALLINTEMPLE
Townland GARRYDUFF, EAST
Municipal Borough
Parliamentary Borough
Electoral Division
Ward
Town DUNDRUM
Sub-division 1
Sub-division 2
Sub-division 3
Map Reference 22 10
O.S Sheet No 52
Publication details
Publication ID 259
Printing Date Tuesday, November 12, 1850
Act 9&10
Entry Type Valuation
Page Number 014

Tythe Books Ireland 1823-1832
Name: John Cooke County: Tipperary Parish: Kilcooly Townland: Reighnamore Year: 1826

John married Seaward, Elizabeth in 1826 in Diocese of Emily & Cashel, Tipperary, Ireland. Elizabeth was born about 1800 in Ireland; died on 30 Jul 1865 in Tipperary, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Alive and living in Dundrum according to son Richard's immigrant information on arrival in Australia.

There is an Elizabeth Seward born 12.12.1794 Mallow Pariahm Cork, Ireland daughter of Noble and Mary Seaward?

Possibly died about 1865. Two possibilities on the Index on Family Search
Elizabeth Cooke aged about 60 years died 1865 Registration district Thurles.
Elizabeth Cooke aged about 51 years died 1864 Registration district Thurles.

There is also an Elizabeth Seaward born 09/11/1804 in Cork, Ireland

Ireland, Tithe Applotment Books, 1823-1837
Name: John Seaward
County: Tipperary
Parish: Lattin
Townland: Mooresfort
Year: 1825

Name: Widow Seaward
County: Tipperary
Parish: Lattin
Townland: Mooresfort
Year: 1825

Son Richard born at Mooresfort so Seaward family may have worked there?

Notes:

According to marriage certificate residence at Cloontikillen?, Ballina.
Died before 1849? Daughter Mary listed as orphan on immigrant lists.

Griffiths Mayo: 1848-1860

Brown Anthony Mill Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Brown Richard Mill Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Brown S. R. John Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Brown T. John Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Brown Thomas Upper Piper Hill Kilmoremoy Mayo
Browne James Cloontykillew Kilmoremoy Mayo
Browne John Franklins Lane Kilmoremoy Mayo
Browne John Mill Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Browne Patrick Mill Street Kilmoremoy Mayo

Tithe Applotment
Kilmoremoy Civil Parish 1834
County Mayo
Brown Anthy Clooneticillue 136

Thomas married Jennings, Elizabeth on 16 Jul 1828 in St. Muredach Cathedral, Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland.. Elizabeth was born about 1800 in Of Mayo, Ireland; died before 1850 in Of Mayo, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died before 1849? Daughter Mary listed as orphan.

Griffiths Mayo:

Jennings James King Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings Mary Bohernasop Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings Michael Bridge Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings Patrick Gallagher's Lane Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings Patrick King Street Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings Thomas Conway's Lane Kilmoremoy Mayo
Jennings William Cloontykillew Kilmoremoy Mayo

Tithe Applotment
Kilmoremoy Civil Parish 1834
County Mayo
Jennings Patt Cloonticillue, Old Village 146
Jennings Thos Cloonticillue, Old Village 148
Jennings widow Cloonticillue, Old Village 147
Jennings Wm Cloonticillue, Old Village 149

Notes:

Occupation: Stonemason

There is a marriage of a William Stewart and an Ann Smith at 25.03.1828 at Sculcoates, Yorkshire?

There is also a death of a William Stewart aged 80 at Drumblade, Aberdeen in 1878? (Scots Online: 188/00 0011)

Too early for marriage:
WILLIAM STUART
Male Family
marriages:
Spouse: ANN SMITH Family
Marriage: 26 NOV 1819 Kilrenny, Fife, Scotland

Listed on the 1841 Census at Woodside, Midmar, Aberdeenshire
William Stewart Ag Lab 40 born Aberdeenshire
Ann Stewart b 1811
Anne 1832
Catherine 1838
George 1830
James 1834
Susan 1836
William 1834
Alexander 1840(All born Aberdeenshire)

On the 1851 Census: Mid Aberdeenshire SCT 1851/222 Folio 150 Page 5 Schedule 20
Woods of Kebbaty
Stuart William Head M M 55 Masons Lab. Banffshire, Inverkeith
Stuart Ann Wife M F41Aberdeen, Gartly
Stuart Susan Dau U F 14 Scholar Aberdeen, Midmar
Stuart Francis Son F 8 Scholar Aberdeen, Midmar m or f??
Stuart Mary Dau F 6 Scholar Aberdeen, Midmar
Stuart Jane Dau F 3 Aberdeen, Midmar
Stuart Robert Son M 1 Aberdeen, Midmar
Stuart George Son M 21Ag LabAberdeen, Midmar

1871 Census: Woodside of Kebbaty: Midmar
Stewart, William Head M Marr 74 Farmer of 5 acres Banffshire, Inverkeith
Stewart, Ann Wife F Marr 61 Farmers Wife Aberdeen, Gartly
Stewart, Jane Dau F Unm 24 Farmers Dau Aberdeen, Midmar
Stewart, Helen Dau F Unm 19 Farmers Dau Aberdeen, Midmar
Mackie, Mary Grandd F Unm 13 Kincaidingshire, Banchovy(Imbecile from Rhematic Fever)
Mutch. William Grands M 5 Unm Aberdeen, Midmar
Berry, Robert Grands Unm 3 Aberdeen, Midmar

Two households down is an Ann Stewart(crossed out) widow, crofter of 3 acres

Possibly the William Stuart Born 14.02.1796 Inverkeith, Banffshire, Scotland son of John Stuart and Elizabeth Farskine??

William married Smith, Ann about 1827 in Scotland. Ann (daughter of Smith, William and Kinnaird, Isabella) was born about 1810 in Of Gartly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; died on 22 Jul 1879 in Midmar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

There is an Anne Smith christened at Old Machar in 07.06.1810 daughter of James Smith and Isabel Galloway. Other siblings Sidney, Elizabeth, Margaret, Isabel, Alexander, Frederick and Mary.??
Another Ann Smith christed at Old Machar 1812 the daughter of William Smith and Jean Dun?? None at Gartley on the IGI or on Scots online between 1809-1812.

Witness to birth of first child, John Stewart in 1827 were John Smith and George Smith. Brothers??

One site has her born 29.05.1811 Kincardine, Aberdeenshire to William Smith and Catherine Low.

Informant on death certificate is John Adams son-in-law.

1841 Census:
Name: Ann Stewart
Age: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1811
Household: View other family members
Gender: Female
Where born: Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Civil parish: Midmar
County: Aberdeenshire
Address: Woodside
Parish Number: 222
ED: 5
Page: 6 (click to see others on page)

1851 Census:
Name: Ann Stuart
Age: 41
Estimated birth year: abt 1810
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name: William
Gender: Female
Where born: Gartly, Aberdeenshire
Parish Number: 222
Civil parish: Midmar
County: Aberdeenshire
Address: Woods Of Kebbaty
ED: 4
Page: 5 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 20
Line: 13
Roll: CSSCT1851_48
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Stuart 41
Francis Stuart 8
George Stuart 21
Jane Stuart 3
Mary Stuart 6
Robert Stuart 1
Susan Stuart 14
William Stuart 55

1861 Census:
Name: Anne Stewart
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1809
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : William
Gender: Female
Where born: Gortty, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 222
Registration district: Midmar
Civil parish: Midmar
County: Aberdeenshire
Address: Woods Of Comers
Occupation: Crofter's Wife
ED: 5
Page: 6 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 30
Line: 12
Roll: CSSCT1861_30
Household Members: Name Age
Mary A MacKie 2
Anne Stewart 52
George Stewart 4
Helen Stewart 8
Jane Stewart 13
William Stewart 61

1871 Census:
Name: Ann Stewart
Age: 61
Estimated birth year: abt 1810
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : William
Gender: Female
Where born: Gartly, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 222/1
Registration district: Midmar
Civil parish: Midmar
County: Aberdeenshire
Address: Woodside Of Kebbaty
Occupation: Farmers Wife
ED: 5
Page: 3 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 12
Line: 4
Roll: CSSCT1871_41
Household Members: Name Age
Mary MacKie 13
William Mutch 5
Robert Penny 3
Ann Stewart 61
Hellen Stewart 19
Jane Stewart 23
William Stewart 74
Isobel Walker 4

STUART/STEWART # = my line

John STUART b:abt 1756 Inverkeithny, Banff
m: 25 June 1784 Elisabeth FARSKINE/Faskien
Children
1.John STUART chr: 17 July 1792 Inverkeithny, Banff
2.Isobel STUART Chr: 17 July 1792 Inverkeithny, Banff (twin of John)
3.Katharine STUART chr: 27 Jan 1794 Inverkeithny, Banff
5.Jean STUART chr: 2 Apr 1799 Inverkeithny, Banff
#4.William STUART/STEWART chr: 14 Feb 1796 Inverkeithny, Banff
d:aft1871 Midmar/Kebbaty, Aber
m: pre-1827 Gartly, Aber; Ann SMITH b:abt1809
(d/o William SMITH and Isabella KINNAIRD d:aft 1871Midmar,
Aber.
children
1. John b:23 Sept 1827 Gartly, Aber d: post-1861
m: 9 Apr 1855 Rebecca ANDERSON; Old Machar, Aber b:1826
children- Margaret 1855 Midmar
Rebecca Ann 1857 Midmar
Jane 1859 Garvock
Catherine 1861 Garvock
2. George b: 24 Oct 1829 Midmar d:
m:
3. Anne b: 8 Dec 1831 Midmar d:
m:17 Dec 1855 James EWEN Midmar, Aber b:1812
4. William b: 31 May 1834 Midmar d:
m:
5.John/James b: 31 May 1834 Midmar d:
m: (NOTE: Twin to William above)
#6. Susan b: 1836/7 Midmar d: 29 Sept 1920 Meigle, Kinc
m: 30 Nov 1860 Fordoun,Kinc; William ANDERSON
7. Catherine b: 1838 Midmar d:
m: unk- had illegitimate child, Mary MACKIE
8. Alexander b: 1840 Midmar d:(young?)
9. Francis b: 1843 Midmar d: I am guessing male
10. Mary b: 1845 Midmar, d:
m: unk- had illegitimate child, Robert Alexander Stewart
(BERRY)
11.Jane b:10 Feb 1848 Midmar d:
m: unk -had illegitimate child, Isabella Webster WALKER
12. Robert b: 1850 Midmar d:(young?)
13. Helen b: 1853 Midmar d:
m:1 Dec 1877 John ADAMS Midmar, Aber
children- William 1878
Mary Ann 1879
Helina 1881
George 1883

Grandchildren of William Stewart / Ann Smith
George ? b: abt 1857 Montrose, Forfarshire
Mary A Mackie b: abt 1859 Banchory Ternan
William Mutch b: abt 1866 Midmar
Isabella Walker b: abt 1867 Midmar
Robert Stewart (Berry) b: abt 1868 Midmar

14/05/1826 STEWART WILLIAM ANN ELIZABETH/FINLAY FR5050 M EDINBURGH EDINBURGH CITY CITY/MIDLOTHIAN
685/01 0630 0327 2 04/09/1826 STEWART WILLIAM ANN FRASER/ M MORTLACH /BANFF 162/00 0030 0366 3
26/07/1827 STEWART WILLIAM ANN BLACK/ M KINTAIL /ROSS AND CROMARTY

There is an Ann Fraser baptised Fogue, Aberdeen, 1808 daughter of William Stewart and Isabella Fraser.

Notes:

Ilegimate daughter of a George Smart??

Father listed as "George Smart, corn merchant" on marriage certificate of Elizabeth Smart and George Stewart.

Occupation: Landed Proprietor on death certificate of Elizabeth Stewart.
Two marriages in Montrose: To Ann Griggie 1825 and Marjory Young 1834? Two different men or second marraige??

Check 1841 census
Listed at Inveresk, Midlothian and both born in this county.



1851 Census: Montrose: Scotland
There is a George Smart 49 years at Montrose, Angus on the 1851 census . (312/00 003/00 013)

This George Smart Married aged 49 years born Marykirk, Kincardinshire, Corn Merchant and Justice of the Peace employing 6 men. Listed with wife Marjory and daughters Elizabeth and Wilomenia and son George, plus general servant/nurse and two young servants.
This probably the George Smart who married Marjory Young in 1834.


Legimate daughter of George Smart??
National Archives:
DUFF, Robert William 1833-1879 IOR/L/AG/23/10/1 no.4578 [n.d.]
Related information: L/AG/23/10/2 No. 4578
Contents:
Madras Army, b 3 Feb 1833, d 28 Dec 1879.
Retired 7 Feb 1868.
m Elizabeth Margaret SMART 14 Oct 1862 Montrose (b 14 Oct 1836, d 17 May 1895).
Majory Kate b 16 May 1865.
Robert William b 23 Jul 1867.
Charlotte Elizabeth b 12 May 1870.
m 12 Dec 1893 to Surgeon Cpt Henry Mackenzie ADAMSON


Check marriage entry for George Smart and Marjory Young to see if he is listed as a widower??

George married Maitland, Hannah about 1830. Hannah (daughter of Maitland, James and Symon, Sarah) was christened on 1 Mar 1806 in Inveresk with Musselburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; died before 1856 in Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Is Elizabeth the illegimate daughter of Hannah Maitland and never married George Smart??
Can't find on 1841 census. Did she die between birth of daughter and 1841??