McFARLAND, Uriah ^{5 6 7}

Uriah married Lucinda MOORE, daughter of John MOORE and Unknown, on 6 Oct 1887 in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Ireland.¹ (Lucinda MOORE was born about 1861 ¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Civil Marriage Record

Date of Marriage:06-Oct-1887
Parish / District:DUNGANNON
County:TYRONE
Husband Name:Uriah McFarland
Address:Kilmore
Occupation:SERVANT
Age:25
Status:Bachelor (Previously unmarried)
Wife Name:Lucinda Moore
Address:Kilmore
Occupation:SERVANT
Age:26
Status:Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's Father Name:Robert McFarland
Occupation:SERVANT
Wife's Father Name:John Moore
Occupation:FARMER
Witness 1 Name: Richard McFarlane
Witness 2 Name: Johnson Black
Address:
Notes: LOWER CLONANEESE PRESBYTERIAN MEETING HOUSE. PARISH OF KILLESHILL.

© Copyright Irish World Heritage Centre (Tyrone + Fermanagh)"

from www.rootsireland.ie ¹

Uriah next married Marion YOUNG.² (Marion YOUNG was born about 1825.)

  Marriage Notes:

"John (MacDonald). He married, first, Margaret, daughter of Colin Mackenzie of Hilton, and had by her

1. Alastair Ruadh, his successor.

2. Angus, who was 'out' in the '45 in command of the Glengarry Regiment, described by Lord George Murray as 'a modest, brave, and advisable lad.' He was accidentally shot two days after the Battle of Falkirk, and died January 22, 1746. He married Mary, daughter of Colonel Duncan Robertson, afterwards of Struan, and had by her (A) Duncan, who succeeded to Glengarry. (B) Angusia, who married Alexander Mackay of Achmonie."

from The Clan Donald ²

Uriah next married Elizabeth CAIRNS. (Elizabeth CAIRNS was born about 1875.)

Uriah next married Mrs KANE MS UNKNOWN in 1728.^{2 3 4} (Mrs KANE MS UNKNOWN was born about 1795.)

  Marriage Notes:

"His (John Gordon, Old Glenbucket's) eldest daughter, Helen, married, about 1727, John Macdonell of Glengarry, and thus became the step-mother of the Alastair whom Mr. Lang has described as 'Pickle the Spy' - greatly to the indignation of some of Glenbucket's living descendants. She was a very capable woman, and proud of her descent, for, as her husband wrote to the Earl of Sutherland in April 1745, she was 'delighted with your clanship to the family of Gordon.' James Roy Macgregor describes her as 'a lady of great spirit.' "

from The Gay Gordons




"2152- William (Gordon). 1745, Capt. 1746 .... m. (2) 1770, his cousin Christina (1740-1800), dau. of John Macdonell, of Glengarry, by Helen Gordon, dau. of John (Gordon), 2110"

from Gordons Under Arms




"John (MacDonald) married, secondly, in 1728, Helen, daughter of John Gordon of Glenbucket, and had by her

3. James of Glenmeddle, a Captain in the Army. He had a son, Archibald, who succeeded him at Glenmeddle, and a daughter, Amelia, who married Major Simon Macdonald of Morar, with issue.

4. Charles, a Captain in the 78th Highlanders, killed at Quebec in 1759, without issue.

5. Anne, who married Ranald Macdonald of Scotus.

6. Isabella, appointed his sole executrix by her brother, Alastair Ruadh."

from The Clan Donald ^{2 3 4}