McCORMICK, Mary Fulton

   Cause of her death was diphtheria.

   Another name for Mary was McCORMICK, Molly.²

  General Notes:

Molly was a twin of Margaret.

Molly died aged 4 years in hospital. Her usual residence was 65 Bishop Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow. ²

  Medical Notes:

Robt. J. Peters MB certified the cause of death.

The child's father, John McCormick, a private watchman and army pensioner, notified the registrar at Glasgow of the death on 1 December 1922.

Mary married Margaret McCORMICK, daughter of John McCORMICK and Margaret KANE.¹ (Margaret McCORMICK was born 8 October 1918 at 11.50 am in 65 Bishop Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow, Scotland and died 8 February 1919 at 2.15 am in 65 Bishop Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow, Scotland.). The cause of her death was pneumonia (lobar) double.

  Marriage Notes:

"Sir Robert Stewart was designed of Innermeath, and had two sons Sir John and Sir Robert, the elder of whom, Sir John Stewart, was ancestor of the Clan Stewart of Appin .... Sir John married, about 1386, Isobel, the younger daughter and co-heiress of John de Ergadia, Lord of Lorn ; and Sir Robert his brother married Janet, her elder sister. In 1388, Sir Robert and his wife Janet resigned their portion of the lands of Lorn in favor of Sir John, who also received from Robert II a confirmatory charter of Lorn. Sir John Stewart thus succeeded to the estates of the ancient family of the MacDougals of Lorn, and quartered the lymphad, or galley, of Lorn with his paternal coat of arms. He had five sons, Robert his successor; Archibald ; Sir James, called the Black Knight of Lorn ; Alexander, ancestor of the Stewarts of Grandtully; and William."

from History of the Stewart or Stuart Family

Note:
'De Ergadia' is the Latin rendering of 'of Argyll'.




"John Stewart, Knight, Lord of Lorn, kinsman of Robert, Duke of Albany and Isabella his wife obtained from Benedict XIII. anti-pope, a dispensation dated at Peniscola 23 December 1418, for a plenary indulgence at the hour of death, for licence to choose a confessor, and for a portable altar. He died 26 April 1421, having had issue"

from Scots Peerage (vol 5) ^{1 3}