QUIGLY, Patrick ^{2 3}

   Cause of his death was inflammation of spinal bone after bone fracture.

   Another name for Patrick was QUGLIE, Patrick.³

  General Notes:

Patrick Quiglie was recorded by the 1861 census for Balfron as an agricultural labourer. He was aged 42 years, unmarried, and had been born in Ireland.

Patrick was aged 42 years when he died and was single. He was an agricultural labourer. ^{2 3}

  Medical Notes:

The cause of death was certified by William Graham, surgeon.

The informant of Patrick's death to the registrar at Cardross, Peter Buchanan, on 8 December 1862 was James Quigley, the deceased's brother, who was present where the death occurred and made his X mark.

Patrick married James QUIGLEY, son of Michael QUIGLEY and Mary McCALLION.¹ (James QUIGLEY was born about 1818 in Ireland ³.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Alexander Burnet, younger of Leys, is mentioned in many documents of the time. He was, along with his wife, Agnes Lechtoun, put in possession by his grandfather of Collonach and The Hill, in the barony of Leys, of which they had sasine on 5th May, 1501 (Leys Charters). The previous year, on 27th July, 1500, he added to the always accumulating lands held by the Burnets from the monastery of Arbroath, Invercanny and its mill, with half the town of Banchory, with its ferryboat, the tack being for his lifetime and that of Agnes Lechtoun, his wife, the ferme paid for Invercanny being £2, 6s. 8d. ; for the half of Banchory, 13s. 4d. (Reg. Nig. de Arbr., p. 331)."

from Family of Burnett of Leys ¹