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ELLIOTT, Elizabeth
(About 1885-After 1930)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. KELLY, Hugh

  • KELLY, Mary Ann
2. KELLY, Hugh
3. HARRIS, Charles

ELLIOTT, Elizabeth 3

  • Born: About 1885
  • Marriage (1): KELLY, Hugh
  • Marriage (2): KELLY, Hugh on 12 Mar 1730 in Rathven parish, Banffshire, Scotland 1
  • Marriage (3): HARRIS, Charles before 1 Apr 1739 2
  • Died: After 12 Mar 1930 3

   Another name for Elizabeth was KELLY, Elizabeth.3


Elizabeth married Hugh KELLY. (Hugh KELLY was born about 1885 and died after 12 Mar 1930 3.)


Elizabeth next married Hugh KELLY on 12 Mar 1730 in Rathven parish, Banffshire, Scotland.1 (Hugh KELLY was born about 1885 and died after 12 Mar 1930 3.)


  Marriage Notes:

"HAY
MARY
JOHN LIETH/FR539 (FR539)
12/03/1730
164/ 20 25
Rathven"

from Index of Marriages




"John Leith of Leith-hall, the heir, married Mary, daughter of Charles Hay of Rannes. He died in 1736."

from Inverurie 1 4

Elizabeth next married Charles HARRIS, son of Robert HARRIS and Elizabeth RAMSEY JOHNSON, before 1 Apr 1739.2 (Charles HARRIS was born on 31 Aug 1882 in 41 Lambhill Street, Glasgow, Scotland 5 and died on 29 Mar 1930 in Glasgow, Scotland 5.)


  Marriage Notes:

"The dislike of the Gordons may have been inherited with the appearance of a Strachan bride among the Leith-hall Leiths, for the family of Glenkindie, as staunch Covenanters, had suffered severely at the hands of the Gordons, and even at the end of the 17th century the old feud was carried on by the lawless conduct of the laird of Glenbucket against his neighbour at Glenkindie.

Another form of the vendetta occurred in 1738-40, when John Leith of Leith-hall (the father of Alexander Leith-Hay) and his uncle, Patrick Leith, brought a lawsuit over money alleged to have been lent to the impecunious Arthur Gordon of Law, who was said to have borrowed largely from John Leith, IV. of Leith-hall. Leith's widow had taken James Gordon, the laird of Clashtirum, for a second husband, and she and her brother-in-law, Gordon of Drumwhindle, father of Colonel Charles Gordon of the Atholl Highlanders, supported Gordon of Law, the defender in the action."

from Territorial Soldiering 6

Sources


1 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Marriages.

2 e-books, The House of Gordon III: Gordons Under Arms by C. O .Skelton and J. M. Bulloch (1912).

3 GRO Scotland, Maryhill district Glasgow Marriages 1930.

4 e-books, Inverurie and the Earldom of the Garioch by John Davidson (1878).

5 ancestry.co.uk, Family Trees: brechin.

6 e-books, Territorial Soldiering in the North-East of Scotland during 1759-1814 by J. M. Bulloch (1914).

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