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STRACHAN, William of Tillifroskie
(About 1560-)
IRVINE, Christian
(About 1568-)
STRACHAN, William of Luesk, Minister of Daviot parish, Reverend Mr
(About 1589-After 1654)
SMYTH, Girsall
(About 1595-)
STRACHAN, Anna
(About 1625-1699)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. GORDON, Patrick 4th of Nethermuir

STRACHAN, Anna 1 2

  • Born: About 1625
  • Marriage (1): GORDON, Patrick 4th of Nethermuir 1
  • Died: 1699 2

   Another name for Anna was STRACHEN, Anna.1

   User ID: F82.


Anna married Patrick GORDON 4th of Nethermuir, son of Patrick GORDON and Jeane GELLIE.1 (Patrick GORDON 4th of Nethermuir was born about 1628 and died after 5 August 1704.)


  Marriage Notes:

"In 1847, James Paterson published a brief account of the family in his 'History of Ayr' (i., 220-1), based apparently on information from the laird of that period, John Taylor Gordon, who had transferred his main interest and his residence to an estate in Avrshire. Paterson's account runs thus: ....

.... IV. Patrick Gordon of Nethermuir, who married Anna Strachan, and had issue Patrick John William" (page 5)


"One of the witnesses to the bond was Mr William Straquhan, minister of Daviot, probably a relation of Anne Strachan who married Patrick Gordon, IV. of Nethermuir." (page 14)


"Paterson ('History of Ayr,' i., 220) states that George, the anti-Covenanting laird, was 'succeeded by Patrick Gordon of Nethermuir, who married Anna Strachan' " (page 22)


"When the Poll Tax was taken up in 1696, 'Patrick Gordon of Nethermoor' appears, 'his part of the valued rent of Nethermoor being .£153;' his spouse, Anna Strachan, and 'William Gordon, his sone in familia,' figuring at six shillings each." (page 24)


"Patrick Gordon married Anna Strachan, who was alive in 1696 ('Poll Book,' ii., 10). She was granted sasine on the lands of Knaven, the sasine being registered Oct. 10, 1673 ('Register of Sasines'). They had at least four sons" (pages 24 and 25)

from Gordons of Nethermuir 1

Sources


1 e-books, The Gordons of Nethermuir by John Malcolm Bulloch (1913).

2 e-books, Family Record of the Name of Dingwall Fordyce in Aberdeenshire vol.1 compiled by Alexander Dingwall Fordyce (1885).

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