McANULTY, Mary ²

   Cause of her death was growth in bowels.

   Other names for Mary were McANALTY, Mary, McANULTY, Mariam,² McKINALTY, Mary,^{3 4} McKINALTY, Mary, McNALTY, Mary, QUIGHLEY, Mary and QUIGLY, Mary.

  General Notes:

In 1855 Mary's baby daughter Bridget died. Mary herself informed the registrar and made her X mark.

Mary was recorded in her death certificate of 1870 as 'married to John Quigly farm labourer'. She was 45 years old, according to the same document. Both of her parents were deceased.

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  Medical Notes:

The cause of death was not certified.

John Quigly, widower of the deceased, gave notice of Mary's death before Thomas Gentles, registrar, at Falkirk on March 19th 1870 and made his X mark.

Mary married James McKINNEY, son of James McKINNY and Rosan McCLARIGIN.¹ (James McKINNEY was born about 1846-1847 in Barrhead, Renfrewshire, Glasgow.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Letters of bailiary by Elizabeth Innes, lady of Dunbeitht (Dunbeath), and Arthur Forbes of Balfour, her spouse, appointing George, Earl and Catnes (Caithness), their bailie of the lands of Ray, Sandside and S[...]re with the mains of Dunbe, within the bounds of Caithness. Dated at Bafour.
Dates 19/5/1554"

from National Records of Scotland ¹

Mary next married John QUIGLY, son of Peter QUIGGLEY and Catharine CHRISTIE, on 3 Aug 1851 in St Mary's RC Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland.² (John QUIGLY was christened on 29 Jul 1827 in Fintry, Stirlingshire, Scotland ³.)

Mary next married after 19 May 1554.¹

  Marriage Notes:

"Abstract of a charter by George, Earl of Huntlie [Huntly] etc, chancellor of Scotland, to Arthur Forbes of Balfour and Christine Barclay, his spouse, of the lands of Puttachie [Putachie] and half of the town and lands of Meikle Kegge [Keig] (or Auchterkegge), dated 13 January 1560."

from National Records of Scotland ⁵