HOME, James in Pitmachie
- Baptised: 5 January 1741, Oyne parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 1
- Marriage (1): LEDINGAME, Anne on 5 May 1776 in Oyne parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
- Died: 22 March 1790, Oyne parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Other names for James were HOME, James in Pitmauchie,2 HOME, Jas,3 HUME, James and HUMES, James.
General Notes:
Old Parish Registers
Oyne Parish Aberdeenshire
Baptisms
"Anno 1741
Janr 5
William Home in Andiers Bog had a child baptized named James witnesses Mr James McWilliam school master at Oyne & Alexr Birnie in Netherbuchanstone."
Old Parish Register
Oyne parish Aberdeenshire
Baptisms
"1776
25 October
James Home Pitmachie had a son baptized before the Congregation named Alexander"
Old Parish Registers
Oyne Parish Aberdeenshire
Baptisms
"Febr 1st1778
Jas Home in Pitmachie had a Daughter baptised before the congregation named Elspeth"
Old Parish Register
Oyne Parish Aberdeenshire
Baptisms
"1782 May 26
James Home, Pitmachie, had a son baptized called James witnesses John Shand & James Home both in Old Rayne"
Old Parish Register
Oyne Parish Aberdeenshire
Baptisms
"1786 March 11
James Home in Pitmachie had a son baptised at Orayne named Peter "
A notice of death was recorded in the parish register of Oyne Parish, and may very well be this man. "Jas. Home from Old Rayne" was recorded under the date of 22nd March 1790.
James Home, son of James senior, and Elspeth Home, the latter's daughter, both died in 1866. In the death certificate of both, James Home senior was recorded as a farmer. 1 4 5
Research Notes:
PITMACHIE
"Pitmachie Farmhouse, c.1710. Formerly Pitmachie Inn, now a secluded country farm by a busy main road, formerly buzzing with horses, coaches and travellers. Fourteen horses could be accommodated in the stables (and three coaches in the coach-house), while the human travellers were refreshed in the inn. Honest in squared diorite, it has skewputs and coped chimneys. The stables are tall, two storeys and loft in granite rubble with a lean-to coach house on the east wall. The chaumer (accommodation for hired help) above the stables has now gone.
Taken from 'Aberdeenshire: Donside and Strathbogie - An Illustrated Architectural Guide', by Ian Shepherd, 2006. Published by the Rutland Press http://www.rias.org.uk "
quoted online at http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk 6
James married Anne LEDINGAME, daughter of Alexander LEDDIGIN and Elspet WRIGHT, on 5 May 1776 in Oyne parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. (Anne LEDINGAME was baptised in September 1754 in Rayne parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 7 and died after 6 June 1841 in Probably Oyne, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.)
Marriage Notes:
Old Parish Register
Oyne Parish Aberdeenshire
Marriages
"May 5 1776 James Hume and Ann Lediken both in this Parish were married and had their Pledges returned no objections appearing." 8
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