14. Mary BEATTIE
1OPR, Eskdalemuir 26/04/1772 824 10 89.
Father William Beatty.2Gravestone Transcript, Ewes.
"To the memory of James Scott in Fingland son to Archibald Scott in Hopsrigg who died 1st November 1764 aged 35 years. Likewise in memory of his son James Scott who died at Enzieholm 7th June 1805 aged 39 years. Also Margaret his daughter age 2 years and William his son nine years (no dates). Also James his son who died at Enzieholm 16th June 1821 aged 23 years. Also Mary Beattie his spouse who died at Watcarrick 10th January 1846 age 74 years."3Newspaper Announcement, Dumfries & Galloway Standard 29 Apr 1846.
"Public Roup at Watcarrick, Eskdalemuir of effects belonging to the late Mrs Bell....."
1OPR, m_ScottJames_BeattieMary_1797EdinburghMLN.
"Edinburgh 25th April 1797 Capt James Scott of the 22d Regt and Miss Mary Beattie both in St Andrews Church parish Daughter of William Beattie Esqr of Fingland."2OPR, b_Eskdalemuir_077a_1764_ScottJames.jpg.
"James Scott Son to James Scott & Elizabeth Turner in Fingland was born November 28th 1764 and Baptized at Fingland December 1st thereafter by Mr Scotland."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1812 Sept 19 Jno Bell of the parish of Middleby & Mrs Scott of this parish gave in their names for publication of Banns & were married 21 do."
15. James BEATTIE
1Gravestone, Watcarrick.
"In memory of James Beattie of Davingtown who died 30th Octr 1833 aged 79 years. Also Margaret Grieve spouse to James Beattie of Davingtown who died Septr 4th, 1792 aged 32 years. Also Violet Armstrong his 2nd spouse who died at Davingtown 22nd Febr 1839 aged 78 years."
41. Helen BEATTIE
1OPR, Eskdalemuir.
"1782 Born Octr 19 Helen Daugr to Jas Beatty & his wife & Baptized by Mr R [ Mr R is Mr Russel]."
46. Mary BEATTIE
1OPR, Eskdalemuir.
"1796 Born May 2d Mary Daugr to Mr Beattie of Davington and his wife and baptized by Mr Brown."
47. Janet BEATTIE
1OPR, Eskdalemuir.
"1799 Born April 1st Janet Daugr to Jas Beattie & his wife & B by Mr B [Minister was Mr Brown on other entries on the page]."
16. Mary BEATTIE
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1755 Oct 19th To John Baty in Dalbeth a Daughter named Mary."
1Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk 272.
"Erected in memory of JOHN BEATTIE who died at Corrie-mill 13th February 1809 aged 61 years. Also MARY BEATTIE his spouse who died at Troutbeck 23rd January 1837 aged 81 years. Also JOHN BEATTIE his son who died at Corrie-mill 26th June 1824 aged 42 years. Also RACHEL HENDERSON his spouse who died at Banks-hill 1st September 1863 aged 86 years. Also WALTER BEATTIE son to the first named John Beattie who died at Bracknell, Berkshire 28th March 1827 aged 42 years."
50. Helen BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 04/11/1778 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
51. Agnes BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 08/09/1780 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
53. Walter BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 11/07/1784 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
54. William BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 11/06/1787 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
56. Andrew BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 17/04/1792 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.2Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk 273.
"To the memory of ANDREW BEATTIE who died at Troutbeck 11th January 1848 aged 55 years. Also HELEN BEATTIE his sister who died at Troutbeck 15th July 1860 aged 81 years. Also JAMES BEATTIE their brother who died at Troutbeck 31st December 1869 aged 79 years. Also JANET BEATTIE who died at Lairdholm 4th January 1884 aged 89 years. Also THOMAS BEATTIE son of the above James Beattie who died at Corrie-stand 18th April 1887 aged 65 years. Also HENRIETTA LITTLE wife of the above Thomas Beattie who died at Corrie-stand 3rd November 1906 aged 77 years."
57. Janet BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 27/09/1794 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
59. Betty BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 06/05/1799 831 10 42.
Parents John Beattie and Mary Beattie.
18. John BEATTIE
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1766 April 28th John Beattie in Dalbeth had a son baptized named John born 23d instant."2Gravestone Transcript, Watcarrick.
"In memory of John BEATTIE tenant in Dalbeth who died November 6th, 1810
aged 44 years.
And Agnes LITTLE his spouse who died September 21st, 1816 aged 40 years.
Also Helen daughter to John BEATTIE late tenant in Dalbeth November 21st, 1804
aged 1 year."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1803 May 3d John Beattie & Agnes Little both of this Parish gave in their named for proclamation in order to marriage & were married 15th do."2OPR, Westerkirk.
"1772 Dec 27 Simon Little in Over Stenniswater had a Daughter baptized named Agnes born 24th."
61. Janet BEATTIE
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1805 Janry 23 John Beattie in Dalbeth had a daughter baptd named Janet born 11th."
64. Helen BEATTIE
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1810 July 29 John Beattie in Dalbeth had a daughter baptd named Helen born 25th."2Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 12 Mar 1879.
"Death At Charlotte Street here, on the 9th inst., Helen Beattie, aged 68 years."3Confirmation of Estate.
"1879 BEATTIE, Helen. 6 September.- Confirmation of Helen Beattie, Caroline Street, Langholm, who died 9 March 1879, at Langholm, intestate, granted at Dumfries, to Simon Beattie, Farmer, Watcarrick, Parish of Eskdalemuir, Executor dative qua next of kin. Value of Estate, £291, 13s. 10d."4Gravestone Transcript.
"Watcarrick, Eskdalemuir -
In Memory of HELEN BEATTIE, daughter of John Beattie and Agnes Little late in Dalbeath, who died at Langholm 9th March 1879 aged 68 years."
1OPR, Langholm.
"Lilias Glendinning born 5th February, baptised 11 February 1764 at Meikleholm."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1782 Decr 6th Christopher Borthwick & Lilly Glendinning both in Glendinning gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage & were married 20th following."2OPR, Langholm.
"1757 Sept 11 Baptized Christopher Son to Alexander Borthwick Miller in Milntown and Margaret Anderson his Spouse Born Sept 1."3OPR.
"Westerkirk -
1808 June 3rd Intd Christopher Borthwick from Glendinning."4Gravestone Transcript, Langholm Old 44.
"In memory of CHRISTOPHER BORTHWICK, Tenant in Glendinning who died June 1st 1808 aged 51 years And of JAMES BORTHWICK his son who died 23rd March 1813 aged 20 years Also ALEXANDER BORTHWICK his son Lieut. E.I.C., 2nd Regiment Native Infantry who died in the Province of Gangam, Southern India, January 1817 aged 33 years."
66. Lieutenant Alexander BORTHWICK
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1785 Janry 5th Christopher Borthwick in Glendinning had a son baptized named Alexander."
67. James BORTHWICK
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1787 March 26th Christopher Borthwick in Glendinning had a Son baptized named James born 17th Do."
68. Thomas BORTHWICK
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1789 June 23 Christopher Borthwick in Glendinning had a Son baptized named Thomas born 16th Do."2Statutory Index Scotland, Dumfries 1870 821 2.
Age 81
Mother's maiden surname Glendinning
Death late Dec 1869 and registered early 1870
Informant William Lorimer his nephew.3Gravestone Transcript.
"Kirkmahoe, Dumfries
"In memory of Isabella Roddan, wife of Thomas Borthwick, who died at Carrickrigg, on Feb. 23, 1864 aged 68 yrs. Also the above Thomas Borthwick, who died at Dumfries on Dec. 29, 1869 aged 79 years"."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Kirkmahoe 1864 835 6.
No age given in index
Surnames Rodan and Borthwick
Mother's maiden surname not in index.2Gravestone Transcript, Kirkmahoe, Dumfries.
""In memory of Isabella Roddan, wife of Thomas Borthwick, who died at Carrickrigg, on Feb. 23, 1864 aged 68 yrs. Also the above Thomas Borthwick, who died at Dumfries on Dec. 29, 1869 aged 79 years"."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1791 Aug 12 Christopher Borthwick in Glendinning had a daughter baptized named Margaret born 4th Do."2Statutory Index Scotland, Kirkconnel 1858 834 7.
Age 67
Mother's maiden surname Glendinning.3Newspaper Announcement, Dumfries and Galloway Standard 12 May 1858.
"Death on the 1st instant, at Rigg, Kirkconnel, Margaret daughter of the late Mr C. Borthwick, Glendinning, Westerkirk - much regretted."
70. Janet BORTHWICK
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1793 May 30 Christopher Borthwick in Glendinning had a daughter baptd named Janet born 23rd Do."
1OPR, Langholm.
"1766 Mar 9 Archebald Son Lawfull to James Glendining Labourer in Meikleholm & Isobel Beattie his Spouse. Born 4th."2Newspaper Announcement, Dumfries Weekly Journal 30 Jan 1827.
"Death At Over Cassock, in the parish of Eskdalemoor, on the 21st instant, Mr Archibald Glendinning, farmer, aged 60, very much and deservedly respected, as an honest man and sincere Christian, by all who knew him."3Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk.
See parents gravestone - James Glendinning 1738-1810 Isabel Beattie 1737-1816.4OPR.
"Westerkirk -
1827 Janry 25 Intd Archd Glendinning fron Over Cassock."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1799 June 21 Archd Glendinning of the Parish of Eskdalemuir & Mary Park of this Parish gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage & were July 5th."2OPR.
"Westerkirk -
1842 Oct Intd Mrs Glendinning from Upper Cassock."
23. Mary GLENDINNING
1OPR, Langholm.
"1768 Feb 1 Mary Daugtr Lawfull to James Glendining in Meikleholm & Isobel Beattie his Spouse. Born 28 last."2Newspaper Obituary, Dumfries and Galloway Standard 26 Jan 1848.
3Gravestone Transcript, Bendale 407b.
"In memory of Mary Thomson the Mother of Scarborough who died the 8th of Novr. 1847 Aged 80 years. Here her remains repose side by side with those of her husband David Thomson whose gravestone tells the land of their Nativity and when they settled in Scarborough, which was then a wilderness. On the opposite bank of the passing Rivulet a little above this Burial ground they built their lonely cottage and there contended successfully against the hardships of a forest life and there she passed the first seven months after their settlement without seeing a woman and the first was an Indian. As her husband she lived and died respected leaving behind her above 100 descendants. As time runs on so families pass away; Ye living men improve the present day; O seek that home that lies beyond the grave; Employ all means this immortal soul to save."
1Newspaper, The Globe 20 Aug 1921.
Excerpt from The Globe, Aug. 20, 1921: “MANY DESCENDANTS TO MEET HONORING FIRST PIONEERS OF HISTORIC OLD SCARBORO’ - To Unveil Tablet to “Mother” and “Father” of the Township – Mrs. David Thomson, First White Woman, Went Into Wilderness in 1799 – Left More Than 100 Descendants - Descendants of the first settlers in Scarboro’ are preparing to honor the memory of the “mother” and “father” of the township. On Sunday, September 11, special services will be held in St. Andrew’s Church, and the following day a memorial to the pioneer pair will be unveiled in the quaint old churchyard. Just 125 years ago, David Thomson and his wife, Mary Glendinning, penetrated the wilderness and built the first home in the township, Now their descendants, thousands in number, have united to pay tribute to their courageous ancestors. Township of Thomsons. There is scarcely an old family in Scarboro’ that does not possess some Thomson blood, so the service is exciting much more interest than would an ordinary family reunion. The tale of the Thomsons reads with romantic interest. A marble tablet, fast crumbling away, which will be preserved in the permanent material, marks the spot in the old cemetery where the old couple lie, and the following inscription briefly tells the story: “In Memory of Mary Thomson, the Mother of Scarboro’, Who Died the Eighth of November, 1847, Aged 80 Years. Left Over 100 Descendants. Here her remains repose, side by side with those of her husband, David Thomson, whose gravestone tells the land of their nativity and when they settled in Scarboro’, which was then a wilderness. On the opposite bank of the passing rivulet, a little above this burial ground, they built their lovely cottage, and there they contended successfully against the hardships of forest life; and there she passed the first seven months after their settlement without seeing a woman, and the first was an Indian.
"
As her husband, she lived and died respected, leaving behind her more than 100 descendants.” Although there are other names in the township preceding him in the record of land granted, David Thomson was the first actual settler within its boundaries. A stonemason by trade, and possessed of the solid, practical education common to all Scotsmen, David Thomson came to Canada in 1795, and in March, 1796, he and his wife found their way to Scarboro’, apparently having followed the Indian trail which subsequently was opened and named after that famous road-builder, Asa Danforth. Coming to Upper Canada by way of Quebec, the Thomsons, as many settlers at that date appear to have done, went on to Niagara. But just at that time the seat of Government was moved to York (Toronto). In the erection of the new Government buildings David Thomson was employed as head mason. The residential part of York was then that portion of Toronto lying nearest the Don River. The marshy shores of the bay, hemmed in as it then was by the sandy peninsula which is now the Island, fostered malaria and generated a low fever and ague from which many suffered greatly. Mrs. Thomson’s health was so affected, after only a few months’ residence in the capital, that her husband commenced to look for a healthier locality in which to settle. In the valley of Highland Creek he found an ideal location, and here he brought his wife. Fought Bear With Axe. In her new home Mrs. Thomson was often alone from one week’s end to another. Her husband continued to ply his trade in town, returning with a week’s provisions on his back each recurring Saturday night. A story is told that one day Mrs. Thomson heard a commotion in the barnyard. She ran out, and, seeing a bear about to carry off a pig, struck him with an axe and made him drop his prize. The bear hurriedly ssought shelter in the woods. The first difficulties of pioneer life overcome, David Thomson was joined by his two brothers, Andrew and Archibald. All the Thomsons had such large families that soon it was necessary to designate them by the names of their farms or local sobriquets. It is not so very long ago since the township boasted a “Buffalo Dave,” Stonehouse Archie,” “Squaw Village John,” “Grandmother’s Dave,” “Russian Dave,” “Springfield Jimmie,” “Squire’s John,” “Fiddler Dick,” “Shaky Charlie,” and so on. Veteran of 1812. During the war of 1812 David Thomson was given a Captain’s commission and his company consisted almost entirely of men of his own name. The family has increased so rapidly that the committee in charge of the Memorial Fund found it impossible to collect a complete list of all living descendants. The memorial takes in both sides of the family – the Glendinnings and the Thomsons. There are still some descendants with whom the committee have not got in touch. These are asked to communicate with Miss Vera Mason, 65 Withrow avenue, Secretary of the committee.”."2OPR, Westerkirk_m_1787-88ThomsonDavid_GlendinningMary.jpg.
"1787 Novr 16 David Thomson & Mary Glendinning both of this Parish gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage & were married 30 Do."3OPR, Westerkirk.
"1763 Octr 2d Andrew Thomson in Netherknock had a Son baptized named David."4Gravestone Transcript, Bendale 407a.
"In memory of David Thomson of Westerkirk Dumfries-shire Scotland who was the First Settler in Scarborough, where his was the first land cleared. He had arrived in Upper Canada in 1796, and died on the 22nd June 1834, aged 71, leaving his wife, eleven children, and 53 grandchildren.
Erected to the memory of David Thomson and his wife Mary Glendinning by the descendants of David, Andrew and Archibald Thomson and Walter Glendinning the pioneer settlers of Scarborough. May the memory of their immortal courage, inspire us in the difficult paths of life."
88. Helen THOMSON
1Gravestone Transcript, Bendale 407c.
"In memory of Hellen Thomson, daughter of the late David Thomson, she died on the 23 day of July 1844, aged 35 years.
Farewell vain world I know enough of thee, Now I am careless what you sayest to me, What was amiss in me take aim to shun, At home there is enough left to be done."
1OPR, Langholm.
"1770 Feb 9th Walter Son Lawfull to Jas Glendining Tenant at Broomholm & Isabell Beattie his Spouse. Born 7th."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1794 Novr 21st Walter Glendinning & Elizabeth Park both of this Parish gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage & were married 5th Decr."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1798 Feb 21 Walter Glendinning in Glendinning had a daughter bapt named Janet born 15th."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1800 Jul 27 Walter Glendinning in do had a Son baptd named Andrew born 17."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1809 Aug 30 Walter Glendinning in Craig had a Son baptd named Walter born 21st."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1814 April 12 Walter Glendinning Craig had a daughter baptd named Isobel born 29 March."2Gravestone Transcript, Bendale 237.
"In memory of Isabel Glendinning who died March 2nd 1832, aged 17 years."
25. John GLENDINNING
1OPR, Langholm.
"Baptised 1772 Febry 2 John son to Jas. Glendining at Broomholm and Isabel Beattie his spouse, born 29th."2Gravestone, Westerkirk.
"In Memory of John Glendining Tenant in Effgill who died on the 8th May 1812 age 40 years. Also Elizabeth Armstrong his spouse who died at Rigg 12 Aug 1853 Age 72 years also Jane his daughter who died the 18th of June 1825 age 22 years also William son of William Glendinning and Janet Dalgliesh who died at Winterhope-Head 9th June 1848 age 11 months and Elizabeth their daughter who died 21st May 1866 age 23 yrs also Janet Dalgliesh wife of the above William Glendinning who died 14th January 1896 age 88 yrs also John their son who died 7th April 1897 age 56 yrs also the above William Glendinning farmer of Winterhope-Head who died there 28th October 1897 age 88 yrs also of Janet Easton Glendinning daughter of the above who died at Langholm July 15th 1928 age 91 yrs."3Gravestone.
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1800 June 20th John Glendinning & Betty Armstrong both of this Parish gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage & were married 1st July."2Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 7 Sep 1853.
"at Rigg, Westerkirk on 12 August 1853 aged 72 Elizabeth Armstrong, relict of John Glendinning, Effgill."3OPR, Westerkirk -.
"1853 Aug 17 Intd Mrs Glendinning from Rigg."
100. Jean GLENDINNING
1OPR, Westerkirk_b_1802-03_GlendinningJean1802.jpg.
"1802 Augt 29th John Glendinning in Effgill had a daughter baptd named Jean born 24th do."2OPR, Westerkirk.
"1825 June 21 Intd Jean Glendinning from Bentpath."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1822 April 5th Richard Johnstone Junior & Jean Glendinning both of this Parish gave in their names for proclamation & were married the 19th Do."2OPR, Westerkirk.
"1795 Novr 25th Richd Johnstone in Westerker had a Son baptd named Richard born 21 Do."3England and Wales Index to BMD, Penrith Q2 1890.
Age 91.4Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 14 May 1890.
"Death at Hutton End, Penrith on the 3rd inst., Richard Johnstone, smith, aged 91 years -(late of Bankend, Westerkirk)."5Gravestone.
"In memory of Elizabeth Newall Thomson wife of Richard Johnston, Hutton End who died May 21st 1880 aged 73 years. Also the above Richard Johnston who died May 3rd 1890 aged 91 years. Also of Elizabeth their daughter and second wife of William Weedy who died at Hutton End March 26th 1894 aged 50 years."
103. Walter GLENDINNING
1OPR.
"1807 22d John Glendinning in Rigg had a Son baptd named Walter born 20th do."2Statutory Register Scotland.
Age 78
Informant his nephew James D Glendinning.3Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 3 Mar 1886.
"Death At Sorbie Cottage here, on the 27th ult., Walter Glendinning, lately farmer of Rowanburnfoot, aged 78 years."4Confirmation of Estate.
"1886 GLENDINNING, Walter. 26 July.- Confirmation of Walter Glendinning, Sorbie Cottage, Langholm, Parish of Langholm, County of Dumfries, who died 27 February 1886, at Sorbie Cottage, testate, granted at Dumfries, to Elizabeth Hyslop or Glendinning, Sorbie Cottage aforesaid, his widow, Executrix nominated in Will or Deed, dated 12 April 1877, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumfries, 23 July 1886. Value of Estate, £230, 13s. 7d."5Gravestone, Staplegordon.
"In memory of Walter Glendinning who died at Sorbie Cottage, Langholm February 27th 1886 aged 78 years Also Elizabeth Hyslop wife of the above who died at Sorbie Cottage, Langholm 11th May 1903 in her 82nd year."
1Newspaper Announcement, Carlisle Journal 3 Apr 1841.
"Marriage At Corner House, Cannobie, on Tuesday, the 23rd ult., Mr Walter Glendinning, to Miss Betty Hyslope."2Statutory Register Scotland.
Age 81
Informant her nephew Simon Hyslop.3Confirmation of Estate.
"1903 GLENDINNING. Elizabeth Hyslop or, Sorbie Cottage, Langholm, died 11 May 1903 at Sorbie Cottage aforesaid, intestate. Confirmation granted at Dumfries 24 July to Helen Scott Hyslop, Mount Gardens, Arkinholm Terrace, Langholm, her niece, Executrix dative qua next of kin. Value of estate £1,037.0.4."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1781 April 29th Peter Little in Nether Knock had a Daughter baptd named Janet."2Statutory Register Scotland, d_Cowan_Murray_neeLittleJanet81_1863WesterkirkDFS.jpg.
"Death : 30 Jan 1863 Name : Janet Cowan, previously Murray. (Pauper) formerly Domestic Servant Widow of George Cowan Ag Labourer Died 1863 January Thirtieth 10h 0m. A.M. Nether Knock Parish of Westerkirk
Sex F. Age : 81
Parents: Peter Little Labourer (Deceased) and Helen Little M.S Thomson (Deceased) Cause of Death Natural Decay Informant : David Murray Son."3Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 4 Feb 1863.
"Death At Knock, Westerkirk on 31 January 1863 aged 81, Janet Little, relict of George Cowan."
1OPR, Langholm.
"1774 Mar 6 James Son Lawful to James Glendining Tennent at Broomholm & Isabell Beattie his Spouse Born 5th."2Gravestone, Streetsville.
"In memory of James Glendenning who died Feb 24 1852 aged 78 yrs."3Gravestone.
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1799 March 9th James Glendinning & Margt Irvine both of this Parish gave in their names in order to marriage were proclaimed thrice on Sabbath 10th & were married 11th do."2Gravestone, Streetsville.
"In memory of Margaret wife of James Glendenning died 29 May 1856 aged 81 years 6 mo."
111. Margaret GLENDINNING
1OPR, Eskdalemuir.
"1812 Born March 27 Margt Daugr to Jas Glendinning & his wife & bapd by Mr Brown."
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"2 Feb 1799 Robt Scott & Jean Glendinning both of this Parish gave in their names in order to marriage and were proclaimed thrice on Sabbath 3d do & were married 4th do."
115. James SCOTT
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1799 April 20th Robt Scott in James Town had a Son baptd named James born 16th do."
116. John SCOTT
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1801 Aug 30th Robt Scott in James Town had a Son baptd named John born 29th June."
1Gravestone.
"In Memory of William Glendinning who died 6 Dec 1851 aged 74 years."2Gravestone.
1Newspaper Announcement, MorningTelegraph 5 Apr 1866 and St John Morning News 6 Apr 1866.
Morning News
"Morning Telegraph
At Galloway, Richibucto, on the 1st March, Mary widow of the late William Glendinning, aged 88 years. The deceased was a native of Dumfrieshire, Scotland whence she imigrated to this Province with her husband and family in 1820. She leaves 6 children, 39 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchilden to mourn her loss. Her end was peace.
d. Galloway, Richibucto (Kent Co.) 1st ult., Mary widow of William GLENDENNING, age 88. The deceased was a native of Dumfrieshire, Scotland whence she emigrated to this Province with her husband and family in 1820; left 6 children, 39 grandchildren, 13 great grandchilden."2Gravestone Transcript.
"Mary wife of the late William Glendinning died Mar 1 , 1866, aged 88 y'rs. A native of Dumfreisshire Scotland.
Also her grandson William A Glendinning."
117. Annie GLENDINNING
1OPR, Langholm Dumfries.
"1799 Apr 14. Ann daughter to Wm Glendinning & Mary Cairns. Born Apr 11th."2Gravestone, Galloway NB.
"Annie eldest daughter of the late William Glendenning. Born at Langholm Dumfriesshire Scotland April 12 1799 Died at Galloway Richibucto, Dec 13, 1871."
119. Mary GLENDINNING
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1804 Aug 19th. William Glendinning in Glendinning had a daughter baptd named Mary born 18th."