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Spouses/Children:
1. JOPP, Andrew Advocate
- JOPP, Alexander Advocate
- JOPP, John Writer to the Signet
- JOPP, Andrew
- JOPP, Robert
- JOPP, James, Dr
- JOPP, William
- JOPP, David
- JOPP, Keith
- JOPP, Charles
- JOPP, Archibald
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ABERCROMBIE, Margaret 1 3 4
- Baptised: 20 September 1779, Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, Scotland 4
- Marriage (1): JOPP, Andrew Advocate on 29 November 1802 in Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, Scotland 1 2
- Died: 7 June 1865 2
User ID: V318.
General Notes:
"ABERCROMBIE MARGARET JOHN ABERCROMBIE/KATHARINE FORBES F 20/09/1779 168 / A 90 / 170 ABERDEEN"
from Births and Baptisms 4
Margaret married Andrew JOPP Advocate, son of Alexander JOPP in Muiryheadless, Insch and Mary GARDEN, on 29 November 1802 in Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, Scotland.1 2 (Andrew JOPP Advocate was baptised on 12 December 1769 in Insch parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 4 5 and died on 9 June 1829 in Aberdeen, Scotland 2.)
Marriage Notes:
"JOPP ANDREW MARGARET ABERCROMBIE/FR4784 (FR4784) 29/11/1802 168/A 140 596 Aberdeen"
from Index of Marriages
"Jopp, Andrew (see Editor's Note below). 7th March, 1796.
Son of Andrew Jopp 1, house proprietor, Insch, and Mary Jardine, his wife. App. to John Innes [afterwards John Ramsay]. Sometime in partnership with his son Alexander (1825), firm being Andrew & Alexander Jopp. Director, Aberdeen Savings' Bank. Fiars Juror, twenty-five times, 1798- 1827. Proprietor of Elmhill. J. P. for Aberdeenshire. Treasurer of the Society of Advocates, 1810-12. President, 1822-24.
Married Margaret (died at Aberdeen, 7th June, 1865, aged 85), dau. of John Abercrombie, stocking merchant, and sometime Lord Provost of Aberdeen, with issue :- 1. Alexander, advocate (1825). 2. John, M.A., Mar. Coll., 1821; W.S., admitted 31st May, 1827; married, at Edinburgh, 7th September, 1841, Margery, eldest dau. of John Smith of Drongan, Ayrshire; died 31st October, 1857. 3. Andrew, died in London, 8th April, 1845. 4. Robert, farmer, New Zealand, died at Melbourne, 6th December, 1878. 5. James, M.D., Edinb., 1837 ; Deputy Inspector General of Army Hospitals; died 3rd February, 1882. 6. William, wine merchant, Aberdeen, Col., 1st Vol. Batt. Gordon Highlanders, married, in 1857, Louisa, dau. of Rev. Mr. Richards; died 18th June, 1891. 7. David, died in Manchester parish, Jamaica, in 1842, aged 28. 8. Keith, M.D., Edinb., 1841 ; AssistantSurgeon, H.E.I.C.S. (Madras), 1843-55; afterwards in partnership with his brother William. Married, at Aberdeen, 11th November, 1851, Rachel, eldest dau. of William Chambers Hunter of Tillery, and died 31st December, 1898. 9. Charles, engineer, Edinburgh. 10. Archibald, died 21st February, 1825, in infancy. 1. Katherine, married, at Elmhill, 22nd December, 1836, John Taylor, merchant; died 12th January, 1839, in her 27th year. Died at Aberdeen, 9th June, 1829, aged 60.2
Soc of Adv Note 1: On 18th July, 1792, Andrew Jopp in Muiryheadless, Mary Jardine, his spouse, and Andrew Jopp, their son, in liferent and fee, had disposition to tenement property in Insch. - Aberdeen Sasine Register.
Soc of Adv Note 2: Jopp's Court, 31 Gallowgate, where Mr. Jopp had his office, was named after him."
from Society of Advocates
Editoor's Note:
As far as parish baptismal records show this Andrew Jopp's father was not Andrew but Alexander. 1 2
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