FORBES, George of Bellabeg ¹

   Other names for George were FORBES, Georg ² and FORBES, George in New.²

   User ID: E464.

  General Notes:

"FORBES
GEORG
WM. FORBES/
M
10/06/1668
240 10 / 7
STRATHDON AND CORGARFF"

from Births and Baptisms ²

  Research Notes:

BELLABEG HOUSE

"Site Name Bellabeg House

Classification House (Period Unassigned)

Canmore ID 75767

Site Number NJ31SE 29

NGR NJ 35541 13058

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/75767

Bellabeg House, 1765, overlooks the Lonach field, just beside the little hamlet of Bellabeg. Fine two-storey-and-attic, five-window building in red granite ashlar with cherry-cocking. Central bay crowned by agreeable semicircular wallhead.

Plain L-plan mid-18th-century mill with ball finials to the gables. Original stream wheel was replaced by a small overshot wheel when the mill was converted to a joiner's shop early this century. Bellabeg Bank and Lonach Hall, contrasting statements in granite and timber.

Taken from Aberdeenshire: Donside and Strathbogie - An Illustrated Architectural Guide, by Ian Shepherd, 2006. Published by the Rutland Press http://www.rias.org.uk"

from Canmore ³

George married Isobell FORBES, daughter of William FORBES of Tillieangus and Isabel MELDRUM, on 4 September 1701 in Strathdon parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹ (Isobell FORBES was born about 1675.)

  Marriage Notes:

"FORBES
GEORGE
ISOBELL FORBES/FR184 (FR184)
04/09/1701
240 10 / 335
STRATHDON AND CORGARFF"

from Index of Marriages




"George Forbes of Bellabeg, th 3rd son of William Forbes, 5th Laird of Newe, was born 1668. He married in 1701, Isobel Forbes of Asloun, by whom he had, besides several children who died young, three sons and two daughters :- John, his heir; George, wine merchant in London, and William, baker in Banff; Isobel married Nathaniel Forbes of Ledmacoy; and Jean, married (1) Mr. Thomas Anderson in Drummaline and (2) Mr. James Lindsay in Banff."

from House of Forbes ^{1 4}