VALLELY, Owen Campbell ¹

   Another name for Owen was VALLELY, Owen.⁵

  General Notes:

In 1881 the census recorded Owen as aged 12 years and a scholar.

In 1892 Owen Vallely gave notice of his father's death.

The 1901 census for Newmains in Cambusnethan parish Lanarkshire recorded Owen Vallely as the son of the head of the house, William Vallely, a man aged 50 years. We know from other sources that Owen's father was Francis, not William, and that he had died in 1892, so this man William was possibly a brother or other relative of Francis caring for the children in the household. William was in fact recorded as the 'housekeeper. Owen was recorded as 30 years of age and born in Ireland. He worked as a prudential agent. The household lived at Kirkland's Land in Newmains.

Owen Vallely, son of Alice Connelly, who had been present where her death occurred, gave notice of his mother's death before the registrar, Thomas Steele, at Wishaw on 19 May 1925. ^{2 4 5 6}

Owen married Catrean McCANN, daughter of John McCANN and Catharine DOCHARTY, on 16 Oct 1681.^{7 8 9 10} (Catrean McCANN was born about 1839 in Ayrshire, Scotland ¹¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

"STEWART
WALTER
ELIZABETH FORBES/
16/10/1681
192 30 / 57
ELLON"

from Index of Marriages




(at Ellon in 1678)

"Walter Stewart of Fortrie, educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (1672); passed trials before Presb.of Perth and recommended for licence 14th Aug. 1678; licentiate in Old Aberdeen; pres. by Charles II. 1st June 1677; inst. 7th April 1678; probably died Oct. 1711, when the benefice became vacant. He marr. Elizabeth, daugh. of Sir John Forbes of Waterton. On 15th Nov. 1727, she had a grant of the half-year's vacant stipend for crop 1712; was alive in 1734, and had issue John, died young; Thomas; John; William; Andrew; Jean, died young; Christian, died young; Elizabeth (marr. John Leslie, min. of Rothes); Margaret (marr. Charles Gordon of Fetterangus); Christian; Anna; Katherine (marr. Arthur Robertson, surgeon, Old Meldrum); Jean. [Aberdeen Poll -Book, ii., 259.]"

from Fasti Ecclesiae (vol 6)




(at Ellon in 1678)

"Walter Stewart, he marr. Eliza beth Forbes (died 1st April 1750) on 16th Oct. 1681; his daugh., Margaret, died in 1771 and before 12th Sept.; her husband, Charles Gordon, was grandson of Thomas Gordon of Cloves and Monaughty, and great-grandson of Sir William G., 6th of Lesmoir; and was served heir to his father, Alexander G., of Cloves 20th May 1718; he, along with his wife and his son William, acquired Fetterangus from Charles Morrison 20th July 1733. [Ellon Reg.; House of Gordon, ii, 74-6.]"

from Fasti Ecclesiae (vol 8) ^{8 9 10}