MACPHEE, Elizabeth ^{1 2}

   Other names for Elizabeth were HARDIE, E.,⁶ HARDIE, Elizabeth,^{1 3 4} HARDIE, Elizabeth McPhee ⁷ and McPHEE, Elizabeth.^{8 9}

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  General Notes:

"MACPHEE
ELIZABETH
F
1860
220/ 27
Lumphanan (Aberdeen)"

from Index of Births


The 1901 census recorded Elizabeth Hardie, now aged 40 years and a widow, living at 25 Hartington Road, Aberdeen with her three sons, a niece and three boarders. She was a boarding house keeper.

Elizabeth was recorded as aged 73 years when she died. ^{1 2 4}

Elizabeth married Charles HARDIE Violinist, son of William HARDIE Farmer, and Fiddler and Mary STRACHEN, on 16 February 1886 in 97 Skene Street, Old Machar parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. (Charles HARDIE Violinist was born in 1849 in Methlick parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland,³ died on 1 August 1893 in Aberdeen, Scotland ^{10 11} and was buried in 1893 in Methlick parish Churchyard, Aberdeenshire, Scotland ¹⁰.)

  Marriage Notes:

"HARDIE
CHARLES
MCPHEE
ELIZABETH
1886
168/2 46
Aberdeen Old Machar"

from Index of Marriages



The marriage was celebrated according to the forms of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. The celebrant was John Judge, Wesleyan Minister of Union Terrace Wesleyan Church. The witnesses were John Smith and George Manson.

Charles Hardie [sic] was a journeyman joiner, aged 36 years and unmarried. He lived at 97 Skene Street Aberdeen. His father was deceased.

Elizabeth McPhee was also single and was 25 years old. She lived at 52 Powis Place Aberdeen. She worked as a dressmaker. Her father was deceased.

The marriage was registered on 17 February 1886 at Aberdeen, James Weston jnr being the registrar. ⁸