QUIGLEY, Sarah ⁴

   Another name for Sarah was DOTT, Sarah.⁵

  General Notes:

Sarah was aged 5 years when recorded by the 1851 census. with her family living at Laurieston in the parish of Govan.

Sarah was mentioned by Jean Porter in information given in an application for parochial relief from Barony parish in 1861. She was aged 15 years and had been born in Ireland. She was a millworker but idle at that time.

An entry in the 1871 census for Calton Glasgow lists a Sarah Quigly and a Martha Quigly, Sarah as the elder sister and Martha as the younger. The two women were living at 240 Gallowgate. The entry listed Sarah as the head of the household, born Glasgow, aged 34 years and unmarried. She worked as a blacker. Martha, her sister it was recorded, was also unmarried, also born Glasgow and also worked as a blacker. She was 18 years old. Other, earlier, evidence tells us Sarah was born in Ireland.

Sarah Dott was recorded as 34 years of age when the 1881 census was taken. She was living with her husband james at 97 Fountain Bridge and was recorded as a 'packing box make's wife'. Her birthplace was noted as Glasgow.

When Sarah Dott died in 1883 her recorded age was 36 years. ^{5 6 7 8 9}

Sarah married James DOTT on 11 Apr 1873 in High Church, Glasgow, Scotland.¹ (James DOTT was born about 1844 in Glasgow, Scotland ⁹.)

Sarah next married Archibald CAMPBELL.^{2 3} (Archibald CAMPBELL was born in 1826 in Glasgow, Scotland.)

  Marriage Notes:

"This Alexr. Strachan (son of Alexander Strachan and Margaret Hay) afterwards designed of Thornton Married Margaret Ross Daughter of Ross of Kilravock and had John Strachan his Son and heir who had a Charter of his Estate Under the Great Seall of King James the 3d."

from MacFarlane Genealogical Collections



"Alexander Strachan of Thornton married Margaret, daughter of John Hay of Tillibothy and Enzie, by whom he had a son who bore the same Christian name. Alexander Strachan, the younger, succeeded to the patrimonial estate : he married Margaret, daughter of Rose of Kilravock, and had a son, John, his successor (Playfair's Baronetage)."

from Families of Strachan and Wise (1877) ^{2 3}