CLARK, Margaret

   Another name for Margaret was TWEEDLEY, Maggie.³

Margaret married Margaret THOMSON on 27 Apr 1678 in Rayne Parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹ (Margaret THOMSON was born about 1870.)

  Marriage Notes:

"HOME
JAMES
BARBARA KETH/
27/04/1678
236 20 / 13
RAYNE"

from Index of Marriages



Old Parish Registers
Rayne parish Aberdeenshire
Marriages

"1678...
April the 27...
The sd day James Home and Barbara [torn off]th in this parish gave up thr names to be [torn off]roclaimed haveing laid downe sufficient [torn off]es conforme to order" ^{1 4}

Margaret next married James TWEEDLEY, son of John TWEEDLY and Margaret MADILL, on 28 Dec 1900 in The Public School, Waterloo, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. (James TWEEDLEY was born about 1879 in Waterloo, Cambusnethan parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland ³.)

  Marriage Notes:

The marriage of James and Margaret was conducted by P. L. Thomson, the minister at Overtown, near Wishaw, according to the forms of the established Church of Scotland. The witnesses were John K. Tweedlie and Sarah Clark.

The groom, James, was an unmarried man of 22 years, a coal miner living at 1 Burnhall Row, Waterloo. His father, John Tweedlie, was also a coal miner.

Margaret, the bride, was unmarried too. She was aged 22 years, and worked as a domestic servant. Her address was McQueen's Land Overtown. Her father James, a greengrocer, was deceased.

Margaret next married.²

  Marriage Notes:

"The forsaid James Home in Bridgend, his wife Anna Mair peyes .... 6/-"

from 1696 Poll Book (Oyne) ²