ROSE, James of Insch, Minister at Strachan, then Aberdeen, Reverend Mr ^{1 2 3}

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  General Notes:

"Parish ministers 1560-1900
James Ross1585-1599adm. bef. 1585; tr. to 3rd charge Aberdeen 11 Sep 1599"

from ancestor.abel website (Strachan parish, Kincardineshire)

(at Third Charge, Aberdeen in 1599)
"JAMES ROSE, trans, from Strachan ; elected by the town, 11th Sept. 1599, with consent of David, Bishop of
Aberdeen, on behalf of King James ; trans. to Second Charge before 29th Jan. 1602."

(at Second Charge, Aberdeen in 1602)
"JAMES ROSE, son of Henry R. of Larachmore and Beatrice Skene; adm. to Strachan before 1585; trans, to Third Charge 11th Sept. 1599; trans, and adm. before 29th Jan. 1602; preached at the opening of the General Assembly 2nd July 1605, and being summoned before the Privy Council 3rd Oct. thereafter, he declared that it was not a lawful meeting and was ordered to return to his parish; dem. 9th Dec. 1629; died before 10th July 1635. He marr. Margaret, daugh. of John Irvine of Glassel, and had issue John, min. of Birse; Alexander, min. of Third Charge, Aberdeen; Jean (marr. Alexander Scrogie, min. of St Machar). [Aberdeen Sas., iv. 304, 337, 390; v. 48, 325.]"

from Fasti Ecclesiae

"He (Rev James Rose) purchased Insch in the Garioch. He sold Larachmoir."

from thepeerage.com website ^{1 4 5}

  Research Notes:

MARRIAGE

There is a record of a marriage in the parish register of Saint Nicholas Aberdeen on 18 June 1588 between James Rose and Nanse Gray, but the text does not indicate any biographical details. It may be that Margaret Irving was a second wife of James Rose. No baptisms have been found for his eldest children, only for the last five daughters, and of these only the last two records name Margaret Irving as mother. No marriage has been found for James Rose and Margaret Irving.

James married Margaret IRVINE, daughter of John IRVINE of Glassel and Unknown.¹ (Margaret IRVINE was born about 1570.)

  Marriage Notes:

"He (Rev James Rose) marr. Margaret, daugh. of John Irvine of Glassel, and had issue ..."

from Fasti Ecclesiae ¹