171. Henry BEATTIE
1OPR, Westerkirk.
"1831 26 July Baptised to Walter Beattie Bailiehill a son named Henry Born 7th April."
172. Violet BEATTIE
1Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 4 Jun 1862.
"Death at Lacon, Illinois, North America on 9 April 1862 Violet Beattie wife of James Burnett and daughter of Walter Beattie, late farmer in Bailliehill, Eskdale."
1Gravestone, La Prairie United.
"Natives of Scotland James Burnett 1828 - 1915 Violet his wife 1833 - 1862 Jennet V. infant dau. died 1862."
688. Thomas BURNETT
1Gravestone, La Prairie.
"Thomas Burnett 1853 - 1935."
690. Henry B BURNETT
1Gravestone, La Prairie.
"Henry Burnett 1858 - 1943."
179. Simon DALGLIESH
1OPR, Eskdalemuir 824 30 12.
"1924 Born 9 Sept Simon son of John Dalgliesh Rennalburn and Ann Beattie his wife, baptd by Dr Brown."2Statutory Index Scotland, Selkirk 1917 778 48.
Age 92.3Newspaper Obituary, Southern Reporter 28 Jun 1917.
"DEATH OF AN OLD INHABITANT.— The death occurred on Friday, at his residence, Gowanbank, of Mr Simon Dalgliesh, one of the oldest inhabitants of Selkirk, in his 93rd year. He was a native of Eskdalemuir. At the age of 14 he accompanied his father to the farm of Midgehope, Ettrick, and afterwards became joint-tenant with him of the farms of Potburn and Upper Phawhope, the most outlying farms in Ettrick water. Twenty years ago he took a lease of Altrieve in Yarrow, which his youngest son now farms. Eight years ago he retired from active work and came to reside in Selkirk. An excellent type of the old Border farmer, he was full of the traditions of Border agriculture, and as a man of honest character won the respect of all. His wife died eight years ago after a wedded life of 63 years. There was a family of twelve, ten of whom survive—seven daughters and three sons. The funeral took place on Tuesday in Ettrick Churchyard."4Newspaper Announcement, Jedburgh Gazette 29 Jun 1917.
"DALGLIESH - At Gowanbank, Selkirk, on the 22nd inst., Simon Dalgliesh, late of Altrieve, Yarrow, in his 93rd year."5Confirmation of Estate.
"1917 DALGLEISH Simon, Farmer, of Altrieve, Yarrow, residing at Gowanbank, Selkirk, died 22 June 1917, at Selkirk, testate. Confirmtion granted at Selkirk, 30 October, to William Dalgliesh, Farmer, Shorthope, Ettrick, and George Dalgleish, Farmer, Altrieve aforesaid., Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 18 March 1912, and recorded in Court Bools of Commissariot of Selkirk, 30 October 1917. Value of Estate, £2255, 17s. 2d."6Gravestone Transcript.
"In memory of Walter Dalgliesh son of Simon and Mary Dalgliesh who died at Potburn 21st April 1896 aged 30 yrs and the above Simon Dagliesh who died at Gowanbank Sekirk 22nd June 1917 aged 92 yrs and his wife Mary Laidlaw who died at Gowanbank 12th April 1911 aged 82 yrs also their daughters Jessie Laidlaw who died 19th March 1922 aged 62 yrs and Elizabeth who died 4th June 1922 aged 58 yrs."
1OPR, Ettrick 774 20 198.
Frame 376 date 7 Apr 1848.2OPR, Ettrick 28/05/1828 774 20 41.
Parents William Laidlaw and Katherine Laidlaw.3Statutory Index Scotland, Selkirk 1911 778 30.
Age 82
Surnames Laidlaw and Dalgliesh.
694. John DALGLIESH
1OPR, Ettrick 774 20 135.
Parents Simon Dalgliesh and Mary Laidlaw.
695. William DALGLIESH
1OPR, Ettrick 774 20 141.
Parents Simon Dalgliesh and Mary Laidlaw.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Dumfries 1922 821 156.
Age 62.2Newspaper Announcement, Southern Reporter 23 Mar 1922.
"DALGLEISH-At Dumfries, on the 19th inst., Jessie Laidlaw, daughter of the late Simon Dalgleish, Altreive, Yarrow, and Gowanbank, Selkirk."
700. Elizabeth DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Dumfries 1922 821 243.
Age 58.
701. Walter DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Ettrick 1896 774/B 1.
Age 30
Mother's maiden surname indexed as Saidler (should be Laidlaw).2Newspaper Announcement, Southern Reporter 23 Apr 1896.
"At Potburn, Ettrick, on the 21st inst., Walter, fourth son of Simon Dalgleish, aged 30 years."
180. James DALGLIESH
1OPR, Eskdalemuir 824 30 15.
"1826 Born 30th April James son of John Dalgliesh Rennalburn and Ann Beattie his wife, baptd by Dr Brown."2Newspaper, Evening Star NZ 19 Feb 1873.
"Mr James Dalgleish, a well-known resident of Papakaio, while returning homewards from Oamaru,was thrown, or fell from his horse near Pettie's Hotel, and died shortly afterwards from the injuries he sustained...."3Gravestone.
"Sacred to the memory of James Dalgliesh who departed this life February 15th 1873 aged 46 years also of Mary Dalfgliesh wife of the above who died at Boundary Creek June 22nd 1896, aged 70 years."
1Newspaper Announcement, North Otago Times 27 Jun 1896.
"DALGLEISH - At her son's residence, Boundary Creek, on the 24th instant, Mary, relict of the late James Dalgleish, Papakalo, aged 70 years. The funeral will leave her son's residence, for the Oamaru Cemetery on Saturday, the 27th instant, at 1 p.m."2Newspaper Obituary, Oamaru Mail Sat 27 Jun 1896.
"The death of Mrs James Dalgleish, of Papakaio, recorded in our columns yesterday, removes from our midst one of the earliest settlers in the district. Mrs Dalgleish was a contemporary of the late Mrs Fricker and arrived in New Zealand as far back as 1858. Mr and Mrs Dalgleish were accompanied to the colony by their children John, Archie, and Ann (now Mrs Hawthorne Stewart). After filling several station appointments — at Ben Lomond among others — Mr and Mrs Dalgleish settled in the Papakaio district, where they continued to permanently reside, pioneer settlers, bearing their fair share of the burthen and heat of the day. Since then Mrs Dalgleish has, with the true settler spirit, identified herself with the district in which she had founded her home. She has survived her partner in life for many years, and though latterly an almost chronic invalid, she has borne her failing health with unfailing cheerfulness and resignation — with the true old-fashioned optimism which characterised the forced inaction of many of our pioneer settlers, to whom hard work had become almost a necessity of existence. She was a woman whose kindliness of disposition endeared her to all with whom she came in contact, and her decease in a ripe and honorable old age, is a matter of sincere regret to her relatives and friends, In addition to the children above referred to, Mrs Dalgleish leaves two brothers in the colony — Mr Thos. Pagan, of Oamaru, and Mr Archibald Pagan, of Palmerston. The funeral took place this afternoon and, despite the inclemency of the weather, was largely attended."3Newspaper Obituary, North Otago Times 27 Jun 1896.
181. Walter DALGLIESH
1OPR, Eskdalemuir 824 30 19.
"1828 28 Augt Walter son of John Dalgliesh Rennalburn and Ann Beattie his wife and baptized by Dr Brown."2Statutory Index Scotland, Kilchrenan 1921 517/1 2.
Age 92
Surname Dalgleish.3Newspaper Announcement, Southern Reporter 3 Feb 1921.
"DALGLIESH - At Achnacarron, Loch Awe, on 24th January, Walter Dalgliesh, farmer, formerly of Bowden Moor, Melrose, in his 93rd year."4Newspaper Obituary, Southern Reporter 24 Feb 1921.
"DEATH OF A VETERAN FARMER.-The death has occurred, at the venerable age of 92 years, of Mr Walter Dalgliesh, Achnacarron Farm, Lochawe. Born at Eskdalemuir, Dumfriesshire, in 1828, Mr Dalgliesh was a son of Mr John Dalgliesh, who was tenant successively of the farms of Longbedholm, Moffat; Midgehope, Ettrick, and Potburn in the same parish, the last-mentioned being the highest farm in Selkirkshire. The deceased was married in 1853 to a daughter of the late Mr John Laidlaw, farmer in Annieshope, Ettrick. She died in 1872. His second wife, who died many years ago, was a sister of Mr George White, the late tenant of Northfield, St. Boswells. Mr Dalgliesh entered on a fifteen years' tenancy of Bowden Moor, Melrose, in 1863, and a vear before the expiration of that lease took up the tenancy of Achnacarron, Lochawe, to which he removed in 1878, and resided there for the rest of his life. Mr Dalgliesh was a devoted member of the Church of Scotland. He served on the Kilchrenan and Dalavich School Board, and was also for a term a member of Glenorchy and Inishail School Board. He took a great delight in curling, and was one of the founders of the Lochaweside Curling Club in 1879. Mr Dalgliesh continued to play until an advanced age, and twelve years ago won a silver challenge cup presented by Lady Ainsworth for the highest score in point play. He is survived by his son, Mr John Dalgliesh, who was joint tenant with him. The eldest daughter also resides at Achnacarron. His other three daughters are married. One is in South Africa, another in Edinburgh, and the third at Newtown St. Boswells. His eldest brother, Mr Simon Dalgliesh, died in Selkirk three years ago at the age of 93."5Confirmation of Estate.
"1921 DALGLEISH Walter, Farmer, Achnacarron, Lochaweside, County of Argyll, died 24 January 1921 at same place, testate. Confirmation Dunoon, 26 april, to John Dalgleish, Farmer, and Isabella Laidlaw Dalgleish, both residing at Achnacarron aforesaid, Executors. Will dated 10 August 1904 recorded at Dunoon 18 April 1921. Value of estate, £3124: 9: 3."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1872 783 3.
Age 36
Surnames Laidlaw and Dalgliesh
Mother's maiden surname Laidlaw.
1Statutory Index Scotland, George Square Edinburgh 1943 685/5 1614.
Age 80.2Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 11 Dec 1943.
"DALGLIESH - At Edinburgh, on 10 December 1943, John Laidlaw Dalgliesh, Caolas Connel, late of Achnacarron, Loch Awe. Funeral from St Oran's Church, Connel, on 14th December, at 1 p.m., to Kilchrenan Churchyard."3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1944 DALGLIESH John of Caolas Connel Argyllshire died 10 December 1943 at Edinburgh Confirmation of Peter Alexander Cardale Milne solicitor and Robert McFarlane retired farmer. Sealed Llandudno 27 November."
709. Isabella Laidlaw DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1865 783 19.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Kilmore and Kilbride 1943 523 102.
Age 78
Surname Dalgleish.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1944 DALGLIESH Isabella Laidlaw of Caolas Connel Argyllshire died 3 October 1943 Confirmation of Robert McFarlane retired farmer. Sealed Llandudno 4 April."
712. son DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1872 783 3.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1872 783 2.
Under 1 year
Mother's maiden surname Laidlaw.
1Statutory Index Scotland, St Boswells 1873 804 6.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1876 783 3.
Age 40
Surnames White and Dalgliesh.
713. Margaret DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1874 783 8.
714. Simon DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Bowden 1876 783 2.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Kilchrenan, Argyll 1889 517/1 1.
Age 13
Mother's maiden surname White.
182. William DALGLIESH
1Newspaper, Clutha Leader 24 Jan 1902.
"It is with sincere regret we have to record the death of Mr William Dalgliesh, which took place at his residence, Puerua, yesterday afternoon. He was lying on a sofa in a room by himself, when he called out to his son-in-law, Mr D. J. McEwan, and when the latter went in to him, he found Mr Dalgliesh was dead. Mr Dalgliesh was a very old and respected resident of the Clutha, and was present at the Old Settlers' picnic on Wednesday, apparently in good health, his usual health, however, had never recovered from an attack of influenza last winter. We heard Mr Dalgliesh say on Wednesday evening that he crossed the Clutha bridge on New Year's morning 1857. Heart disease was, we believe, the cause of death. He was about 68 years of age."2Newspaper Obituary, Clutha Leader 28 Jan 1902.
"THE LATE WILLIAM DALGLIESH.
Mr William Dalgliesh, whose sudden death we announced on Friday, was born at Langbottom, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, on November 9th, 1833. He was the son of a tenant farmer in a fairly large way, and came to the colony with his newly-married wife in the ship Bosworth in 1857. Upon his arrival in the colony he almost immediately found employment as a shepherd, in which he had had considerable experience at home, with Messrs Smith and Allan, who at that time had almost the entire Tokomairiro district as a sheep run. Mr Smith afterwards became the well-known proprietor of Greenfield, and Mr Allan the well-known owner of the Hopehill estate on the Taieri. Mr Dalgliesh was with this firm for six weeks, when he left to become head shepherd for Mr Gordon Rich of the Wairuna estate. Together with his wife, who had remained in Dunedin, the late Mr Dalgliesh walked to Wairuna, crossing the Clutha river on New Years Day 1858. From the Clutha to Wairuna Mrs Dalgliesh got a ride on a mule from Mr John Graham, who was then carrying mails, Mr Dalgliesh was with Mr Rich for a period of five years, when he removed to the Bracken Hill properly, which he had acquired in the meantime, and where he resided till the time of his death. The eldest son and daughter (Mrs McEwan) were born at Kohi Bush, Wairuna. Subsequently Mr Dalgliesh entered into partnership with the late Mr Chas. Stuart, afterwards partner in the auctioneering firm of Driver, Stuart and Co, in the Lochindorb station, which was afterwards sold to Messrs Cumine Bros, and, the partnership dissolving, Mr Dalgliesh settled down at Bracken Hill. The first residence was a sod whare, this being afterwards replaced hy a wattle and dab house, the latter giving place to the present house, which stands on the same site. The late Mr Dalgliesh was a pushing enterprising colonist, and took his full share in the trials and hardships incidental to a settler's life in those early days. Kindly and hospitable in his nature, he was honoured and respected by a very wide circle of friends and acquaintances. He was generous in all his dealings with all men, and he was ever ready with a helping hand to those in need. Indeed, in matters of generosity and kind heartedness, the public could form but a poor conception of the extent of Mr Dalgliesh's influence, for these matters he never paraded in public, and it might be truly said of him that he never let his left hand know what his right hand was doing. In public affairs and church matters he took more than a passing interest. He was one of the first members of the Clutha County Council, was for years chairman of the Warepa Road Board, and the Waitepeka School Committee. For the past three years he suffered from an affection of the heart, and during that time was more or less under the care of his medical adviser, Dr Smith. An attack of influenza last winter left him in worse health than before. He was present at the early settlers' picnic on Wednesday last and was apparently in good health and spirits. He died the following day about halfpast three o'clock while lying on the sofa reading the papers. He is survived by a family of seven sons and three daughters. Of the former, John, Simon, and James are in the North Island ; William is at home, Matthew is in business in Balclutha, Walter is in the Stock Department at Gore, Charles Stuart who went with the Fourth Contingent is with the Stock Department at Kurow ; of the three daughters Annie is at home, Eliza is Mrs P. Grant of Puerua, and the other is Mrs D. J. McEwan of Tapuka, Bay of Plenty. His wife also survives him, and with the family, has the sincere sympathy of a wide circle of friends. The funeral on Saturday was one of the largest ever seen in the district. The Rev A. M. Dalrymple was the officiating clergyman."3Gravestone.
"In loving memory of William Dalgliesh born at Langbottom Dumfriesshire Scotland died 23 Jan 1902 aged 68 years. Also Elizabeth Dalgliesh born at Moffat Dumfriesshire Scotland died 17 May 1917 aged 84 years."
1Newspaper Obituary, Clutha Leader 18 May 1917 and Bruce Herald 21 May 1917.
"MRS ELIZABETH DALGLEISH.
Another link connecting the present with the early days of colonisation has been severed by the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dalgleish, which occurred at her late residence, "Bracken Hill," Puerua, shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morning, at the advanced age of 85 years. The deceased lady had been in failing health for several years, and her demise was not unexpected. The late Mrs Dalgleish (nee Pagan) was a native of Dumfriesshire (Scotland), and was married to the late Mr Wm. Dalgleish, Dumfries, on April 7, 1857. Shortly afterwards, they emigrated to Otago, arriving in the same year by the ship Boswortb. They settled on the Wairuna Estate on January, 1858, where the late Mr Dalgleish was engaged as a shepherd by the late Mr Gordon Rich. As an instance of the difficulties that had to be faced and overcome by the early pioneers it might be stated that Mr and Mrs Dalgleish, in order to get to Wairuna, walked from Dunedin to the Clutha River, and after crossing the river they were joined by "Jock" Graham, well known in the fifties as a mail carrier in the backblocks. The latter removed his mailbags from the mule on which they had been placed, and Mrs Dalgleish was given the post of honour on the animal's back, Mr Dalgleish and the mail carrier completing the journey on foot. Later Mr and Mrs Dalgleish took up land at Puerua, where the former died in 1902, and where the latter resided until her death. The deceased lady was noted far and wide for her hospitality, and a "richt guid" kindly Scottish welcome always awaited travellers in that part of the country, the home of the Dalgleishs being looked on in the early days as a halfway house on the road to Purekireki, and right to the present day hospitality had always been dispensed with a lavish hand at "Bracken Hill." The late Mrs Dalgleish, who was a staunch Presbyterian, was a splendid type of the sturdy old pioneers who assisted in making New Zealand the prosperous country it is today. Altogether 10 children (seven sons and three daughters) were born to Mr and Mrs Dalgleish, all of whom are still living. They are as follows: Mrs McEwan (Tepuki), Mrs Grant (Puerua), Miss Annie (Puerua), John (Hamilton), James (Carterton), Simon (Carterton), Matthew (Christchurch), Walter (Wanganui), Stewart (Hokitika), and William (Puerua). Mrs Alex. Petrie (Waitapeka) was a sister of deceased. The funeral will leave "Bracken Hill" on Saturday at 1 o'clock for the Romahapa cemetery. Rev. A. N. Dalrymple will conduct tho burial service."
715. John DALGLIESH
1Newspaper Obituary, Otago Daily Times 2 Apr 1938.
"Mr John Dalgliesh, son of the late William and Elizabeth Dalgliesh, of Waitepeka, died on Wednesday night at Hamilton, in his eightieth year. The deceased was born at Wairuna, and in 1863 went to Waitepeka with his parents. He was educated at the Waitepeka School, and in his early twenties left for the North Island, where he had lived ever since. He was one of a family of 10, and three brothers and two sisters survive him. They are Mr Simon Dalgleish (Long Bush, Masterton), Mr Matthew Dalgleish (Balclutha), Mr Charles S. Dalgleish (Rotorua). Mrs P. S. Grant (Puerua), and Miss A. Dalgleish (Hamilton). The Interment took place at Hamilton."2Gravestone.
"In remembrance of John Dalgliesh died 30 Mar 1938 aged 80 years & James Dalgliesh died 18th June 1936 aged 69 years."
717. William DALGLIESH
1Newspaper Announcement, Waikato Times 26 Apr 1932.
"DALGLIESH - On April 25, 1932, at Hamilton, William Dalgliesh, of 21 Somerset Street, Hamilton, and brother of Mr Jack Dalgliesh, also of Hamilton; aged 69 years
A short service will be held in First Church, Frankton, to-morrow (Wednesday) at 2 p.m., leaving afterwards for the Hamilton East Cemtery."2Newspaper Obituary, Waikato Times 27 Apr 1932.
"MR WILLIAM DALGLIESH.
Another link with the pioneering days of New Zealand has been severed with the death of Mr William Dalgliesh, whose death has occurred after a short illness.
Deceased who was born at Puerua, Otago, in 1863, was a son of one of that province’s earliest settlers, Mr W Dalgliesh, who was in those days associated with the late Mr Charles Stewart in the ownership of a government station in the Clutha district. Spending the earlier years of his life assisting in the general work of the farm Mr Dalgliesh gained a thorough knowledge of practical farming and the breeding and handling of all classes of stock. In 1887 he came to the North Island, and entered the employment of the late Sir Walter Buchanan, for several years managing his property at Greytown. After leaving that, deceased spent some time with his brothers Simon and James contract droving between the Wairarapa and Hawke’s Bay districts. At times Mr Dalgliesh assisted the late Mr L. F. Ayson, inspector of fisheries, and when the latter was sent by the New Zealand Government to England and America to collect information about fish and fisheries Mr Dalgliesh took charge of the Masterton fish ponds, and was later appointed by the Government to establsh the ponds at Hakatarama. A few years later he relinquished this work, and when the death of his father occurred he took over the home farm, and managed it until failing health and the effects of an accident caused his retirement, and he then came north. While in the Clutha district deceased was actively connected with most of the local bodies, and was for a term president of the Agricultural and Pastoral Association there, also acting as judge at many of the sheep dog trials. He was a member of the Greytown Masonic Lodge.
Since coming to Hamilton deceased kept a small fruit and confectionery business in Victoria Street North, which he had carried on for six or seven years. Mr Dalgliesh had many friends, and news of his death will be widely regretted."3Newspaper Obituary, NZ Herald 28 Apr 1932.
"MR. W. DALGLEISH. HAMILTON, Wednesday.
The death has occurred of Mr. William Dalgleish. of Somerset Street, Hamilton, at the age of 69 years. Mr. Dalgleish, who was born at Puerua. Otago, was the son of Mr. W. Dalgleish, one of the earliest pioneers in that province. In 1887 Mr. Dalgleish came to the North Island and after managing the property of the late Sir Walter-Buchanan at Greytown for several years spent some time with his brothers in droving between the Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay districts. On Ihe death of his father, Mr. Dalgleish took over the farm at Clutha, where he was actively connected with many local bodies. He was president of the Clutha Agricultural and Pastoral Association for a term, and was well known as a judge at sheep-dog trials. Mr. Dalgleish was unmarried."4Newspaper Obituary, Press NZ 2 May 1932.
"MR W. DALGLEISH. The death has occurred at Hamilton of Mr William Dalgleish, at the age of 69 years. Mr Dalgleish, who was born at Puerua, Otago, was the .son of Mr W. Dalgleish, one of the earliest pioneers in that province. In 1887 Mr Dalgleish went to the North Island, and after managing the property of Sir Walter Buchanan at Grcytown for several years, spent some' time with his brothers in droving between the Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay districts. On the death of his father, Mr Dalgleish took over the farm at Clutha, where he was actively connected with many local bodies. He was president of the Clutha Agricultural and Pastoral Association for a term, and was well known as a judge at sheep dog trials."5Gravestone.
"In remembrance of William Dalgliesh died 25th April 1932 aged 69 years."
719. James DALGLIESH
1Newspaper Obituary, Waikato Times 19 Jun 1936.
[Dates and age do not add up. James was actually born 20 Aug 1867, not in 1876]."
"The death occurred yesterday at the Aukland Hospital of Mr James Dalgleish, of Wairarapa, aged 68 years.
Born at Clutha in 1876 [sic] the late Mr Dalgleish received a liberal education in stock raising and about 1890 he went to Wairarapa, where he was engaged in sheep farming for a number of years. Prior to his death deceased was a drover near Masterton.
The late Mr Dalgleish, who never married, is survived by two sisters and four brothers; Mrs P Grant (Clutha), Miss Ann Dalgleish (Hamilton), messrs John Dalgleish (Hamilton), Simon Dalgleish (Masterton), Mathew Dalgleish (Clutha), and Charles Dalgleish (Roturua)2Gravestone.
"In remembrance of John Dalgliesh died 30 Mar 1938 aged 80 years & James Dalgliesh died 18th June 1936 aged 69 years."
1Gravestone.
"In remembrance of Ann Beattie Dalgliesh died 22nd November 1843 aged 67 years."
184. Violet DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Dryfesdale 1917 820 40.
Age 78
Surnames Dalgliesh and Renwick.2Confirmation of Estate.
"1917 RENWICK Violet Dalgliesh or, 1 Townhead Street, Lockerbie, widow, died 9 November 1917, at Lockerbie, intestate. Confirmation granted at Dumfries, 15 December, to Annie Beattie Renwick and Grace Dalgliesh Renwick, 1 Townhead Street aforesaid, Executrices dative qua next of kin. Value of Estate, £126, 11s. 2d."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Ettrick 1864 774 2.
2Statutory Index Scotland.
3Confirmation of Estate.
"1892 RENWICK James. 31 August. Confirmation of James Renwick, sometime farmer, thereafter residing at Dryfebridge, Lockerbie, County of Dumfries, who died 25 April 1892, at Dryfebridge aforesaid, intestate, granted at Dumfries, to Violet Dalgleish or Renwick, Dryfebridge aforesaid, Executrix dative qua relict."
725. John L RENWICK
1Statutory Index Scotland.
726. James RENWICK
1Statutory Index Scotland.
1Statutory Index Scotland.
2Confirmation of Estate.
"1929 RENWICK Annie Beattie, 6 Union Street, Lockerbie, died 15 February 1929 at Lockerbie, Testate. Confirmation Dumfries 6 May, to Grace Dalgliesh Renwick, 6 Union Street aforesaid, Executirx. Will dated 25 February 1918 recorded Dumfries 6 May 1929. Value of estate, £1686: 16: 5."
1Statutory Index Scotland.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Dryfesdale 1902 820 42.
Age 29.
1Statutory Index Scotland.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Dryfesdale 1945 820 16.
Age 70.
186. Janet DALGLIESH
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1918 842 27.
Age 74
Surnames Dalgliesh and Little.2Newspaper Announcement, Southern Reporter 12 Sep 1918.
"LITTLE - At Elmhill, Moffat, on 2nd inst., Janet Dalgliesh (Oakrigg), widow of Andrew Little, farmer, Sailport and Selcoth, and youngest daughter of the late John Dalgliesh, Potburn, Ettrick."3Confirmation of Estate.
"1918 LITTLE Janet Dalgliesh or, Oakrigg, Moffat, widow, died 2 September 1918, at Elmhill, Moffat, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumfries, 9 October, to David Forrest Little, Farmer, Oakrigg aforesaid, Executor nominated in Will or deed, dated 20 May 1910, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumfries, 9 October 1918. Value of Estate, £1361, 4s. 9d."
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 831 10 60.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1900 842 2.
Age 87
Mother's maiden surname Carruthers.3Gravestone.
"In emeory of Andrew Little who died at Springfield House, Moffat, 12th January 1900 aged 83 years. Also his daughter Agnes who died at Sailfoot, 14th March 1876 aged 3 years also his wife Janet Dalgliesh of ... who died at ... Moffat 2nd September 1918 aged ?? years. Also his youngest son David Forrest died 17th May 1942 aged 55 years and Jane T B Beattie wife of David Forrest Little died 7th Sep 1980 aged 96 years."
732. William LITTLE
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1866 842 2.
2Gravestone.
"William Little 1865 - 1921."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1867 842 42.
2Newspaper Announcement, Idaho Statesman 20 and 21 Jan 1932.
"The Idaho Statesman (Boise, Idaho) • 20 Jan 1932, Wed - Page 7
EMMETT - John D. Little, 65, died in a hospital here Tuesday afternoon. He is survived by five brothers in this country and two sisters and one brother in Scotland. He was a native of Scotland and was unmarried. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Idaho Statesman (Boise, Idaho) 21 Jan 1932, Thu • Page 7
LITTLE - Funeral services for John B. Little of Emmett, who died in the Truman hospital Tuesday from a lingering illness, will be held from the Bucknum chapel in Emmett Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He is survived by five brothers, Andrew, Robert and Walter Little of Emmett, F. D. Little of Caldwell and James Little of Howe, and two sisters living in Idaho; also a brother and two sisters in Scotland."3Gravestone.
"John D Little 1867 - 1932."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1869 842 8.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1951 842 8.
Age 82
Surnames Little and Scott.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1920 842 7.
736. Agnes LITTLE
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1872 842 70.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1876 842 14.
Age 4
Mother's maiden surname Dalgliesh.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1875 842 10.
2Newspaper Announcement, Idaho Statesman 20 Jan 1944.
742. David Forrest LITTLE
1Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1886 842 72.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Dryfesdale 1942 820 12.
Age 55.3Newspaper Announcement, Dumfries & Galloway Standard 23 May 1942.
"LITTLE - On 17th May, 1942, at St Mungo Cottage, Lockerbie, David Forrest Little, dear husband of Jean T B Beattie."4Gravestone.
"In emeory of Andrew Little who died at Springfield House, Moffat, 12th January 1900 aged 83 years. Also his daughter Agnes who died at Sailfoot, 14th March 1876 aged 3 years also his wife Janet Dalgliesh of ... who died at ... Moffat 2nd September 1918 aged ?? years. Also his youngest son David Forrest died 17th May 1942 aged 55 years and Jane T B Beattie wife of David Forrest Little died 7th Sep 1980 aged 96 years."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Dumfries 1941 821 307.
187. James HAMILTON
1OPR, Kirkpatrick Juxta 12/01/1836 838 30 23.
Parents Joseph Hamilton and Agnes Beattie.2Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1904 842 3.
Age 68
Mother's maiden surname Baettie.
1Statutory Index Scotland.
2Confirmation of Estate.
"1916 HAMILTON Agnes Haig or, Davington House, Moffat, widow, died 25 December 1914, at Moffat, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumfries, 4 November, to Andrew Haig Hamilton, S.S.C., Edinburgh, Joseph Hamilton, residing in Windsor, Annie Oliver Thomson Hamilton or Jackson, wife of Thomas Jackson, Farmer, Eastfield, Dumfries, and Agnes Beattie Hamilton, Davington House aforesaid, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 20 September 1913, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumfries, 2 November 1916. Value of Estate, £197, 8s. 1d."
1OPR, m_HamiltonJoseph_HaytonCaroline_KensingtonMDX_License.jpg.
2OPR, m_HamiltonJoseph_HaytonCaroline_KensingtonMDX.jpg.
Witnesses Andrew H Hamilton and Margaret Hayton.
189. John BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 13/08/1808 831 10 54.
Parents John Beattie and Rachael Henderson.2Confirmation of Estate.
"1895 BEATTIE, John, sometime Hotelkeeper, Bankshill, Parish of Tundergarth, County of Dumfries, who died 29 January 1895, at Bankshill, testate. Inventory given up at Dumfries, 1 April, by Elizabeth Beattie, Bankshill aforesaid, Executrix nominated in Will or Deed, dated 13 December 1888, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumfries, 1 April 1895. Value of Estate, £12, 10s. 6d."3Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk 271.
"In memory of Elizabeth Scott, spouse of John Beattie, who died at Shiel 13th February 1857 aged 38 years Also Isabella Beattie, their daughter, who died 26th July 1862 aged 16 years Also Maggie, their daughter, who died at 17 Keir St. Edinburgh 5th October 1888 aged 45 years Also the above named John Beattie who died at Bankshill 29th January 1895 aged 85 years Also Elizabeth, their daughter, who died at Bankshill House 14th March 1916 aged 68 years Also Rachel, their daughter, who died at Bankshill House 23rd February 1923 aged 83 years."
1Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk 267.
"In memory of JOHN BEATTIE who died at Corriemill 25th May 1794 aged 75 years. And AGNES BETTIE his spouse who died 30th January 1797 aged 76 years. Also WALTER BEATTIE their son who died at Bracknell, Berkshire March 6th 1827 aged 77 years. Also their son WILLIAM BEATTIE who died at Watcarrick 31st March 1842 aged 85 years. Also ELIZABETH SCOTT spouse of John Beattie who died at Sheil 13th February 1857 aged 38 years."
Elizabeth also appears along with her husband and children on the reverse of this stone - numbered 271.
190. Ann BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 05/05/1810 831 10 56.
Parents John Beattie and Rachael Henderson.2Statutory Index Scotland, Tundergarth 1903 851 8.
Age 93
Surnames Beattie and Davidson
Mother's maiden surname Henderson.
1OPR, Tundergarth.
"Married at Corriemiln William Davidson Crawthwaite and Ann Beatte Corriemiln 16 June 1840."2OPR, Hutton and Corrie.
"1803 Decem, 10 William son of Walter Davidson Shepherd in Crossdykes & Jannet Dicson."3Statutory Register Scotland, Middlebie 1878 541 27.
Age 73
Mother's maiden surname Dickson
Informant his son John.4Gravestone.
"In memory of William Davidson who died 2nd Oct 1878 aged 74 years also Ann Beattie his widow who died at Briery Cottage 8th Dec 1903 aged 93 years...."
757. John DAVIDSON
1Statutory Index Scotland, Tundergarth 1918 851 1.
Age 77
Mother's maiden surname not in index.2Confirmation of Estate.
"1918 DAVIDSON John, Briery Cottage, Tundergarth, Dumfriesshire, died 10 January 1918, at same place, intestate. Confirmation granted at Dumfries, 25 February, to John Robson and Rachael Robson, Briery Cottage aforesaid, Executors dative qua next of kin. Value of Estate £158, 2s."
758. Walter DAVIDSON
1Statutory Index Scotland, Tundergarth 1855 851 8.
age 13
Mother's maiden surname Beattie.
761. Mary DAVIDSON
1Statutory Index Scotland, Tundergarth 1902 851 3.
Age 51
Mother's maiden surname Beattie.
193. Isabella BEATTIE
1OPR, Hutton and Corrie 06/11/1816 831 10 61.
Parents John Beattie and Rachael Henderson.
1Statutory Register Scotland, Hutton and Corrie 1890 831 13.
Age 83
Mother's maiden surname Henderson
Informant Son John Common.2Newspaper Announcement, Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser 18 Jun 1890.
"Death At Crossdykes, Hutton and Corrie, on the 13th inst., Richard Common, farmer, in his 84th year."3Confirmation of Estate.
"1890 COMMON Richard. 8 August.- Confirmation of Richard Common, Farmer, Crossdykes, Parish of Hutton and Corrie, County of Dumfries, who died 13 June 1890, at Crossdykes, testate, granted at Dumfries, to William McClure, Banker, Lockerbie, County aforesaid, and John Common, Crossdykes aforesaid, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 21 December 1885, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumfries, 5 August 1890. Value of Estate, £2,645, 3s."4Gravestone Transcript, Westerkirk 201.
"In memory of James Common M.A. Student of Divinity, son of Richard Common, Farmer Crossdykes, Born 24th May 1851 Died 14th February 1876 Also the above Richard Common, Farmer Crossdykes, who died 13th June 1890 aged 83 years Also Isabella Beattie, spouse of the above Richard Common, who died at Crossdykes 22nd January 1899 aged 82 years."
763. John COMMON
1Confirmation of Estate.
"1932 COMMON John, Crossleigh, Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, died 6 February 1932 at Lockerbie, testate. Confirmation Dumfries, 21 March, to James McClure, Banker, Lockerbie, David Little, Whitehill there, and David McJerrow and George Stevenson, Solicitors there, Executors. Will dated 29 August 1931 recorded Dumfries 21 March 1932. Value of Estate, £1661: 13: 8."
1Confirmation of Estate.
"1935 COMMON Janet Margaret Bell or, Crossleigh, Annandale Avenue, Lockerbie, widow, died 7 September 1935 at same place, testate. Confirmation Dumfries, 1 November, to Thomas Hyslop, Billholm, Westerkirk, Langholm, David Little, Whitehill, Corrie Common, Lockerbie, and James McClure, Agent, Clydesdale Bank Ltd. there, Executors. Will dated 18 June recorded Dumfries 1 November 1935. Value of Estate, £4871: 12: 11."