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FORBES, Patrick bailie of Inverurie, 'Black Patrick'
(About 1568-)
BARCLAY, Barbara
(About 1585-)
FORBES, Alexander of Ardo, then of Foveran, Mr
(About 1620-)
HUNTER, Margaret
(1633-)
FORBES, Rachell
(1657-)

 

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1. CHALMERS, Patrick of Haselhead and Fedderat, Professor of Medicine at Marischal College, Jacobite 1715, Dr

FORBES, Rachell 2

  • Baptised: 26 March 1657, Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, Scotland 2
  • Marriage (1): CHALMERS, Patrick of Haselhead and Fedderat, Professor of Medicine at Marischal College, Jacobite 1715, Dr 1

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  General Notes:

"FORBES
RACHELL
ALEXANDER FORBES/MARGARET HUNTER
F
26/03/1657
168/A 40 303
Aberdeen"

from Births and Baptisms 2


Rachell married Dr Patrick CHALMERS of Haselhead and Fedderat, Professor of Medicine at Marischal College, Jacobite 1715, son of Reverend Mr William CHALMERS of Hazelhead and Smiddyhill, Minister of Skene parish and Unknown.1 (Dr Patrick CHALMERS of Haselhead and Fedderat, Professor of Medicine at Marischal College, Jacobite 1715 was born about 1645 and died about 1727 3.)


  Marriage Notes:

"....he (Patrick Chalmers, physician in Aberdeen) married in 1681, Rachael, eldest daughter of Alexander Forbes of Foveran, with whom he received a tocher of 8000 merks, and settled in Aberdeen in 1682 ....

At the death of his father, he succeeded to the lands of Hasilhead and Smiddyhill, and to the barony of Fedderat, all in the county of Aberdeen ; but, in 1718, having been concerned in an expensive lawsuit,which was given against him, he found it necessary to make themover to trustees for the liquidation of debt, and they were sold. The lands of Hasilhead were however rebought in 1728 by his youngest son William, who had received a legacy from a female relative, Lady Strachan of Grlenkindie. These lands remained in the family for about 150 years,and were ultimately parted with in 1758, thus terminating the connection of the family with the county of Aberdeen."

from Antiquaries of Scotland article 1

Sources


1 Society of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Vol 4 (1863). 181-188 Chalmers, J. (1862). Notice of Patrick Chalmers, M.D., of Haselhead and Fedderat, Professor of Medicine in Aberdeen, and of his Practice as a Physician in the end of the seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century.

2 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Births and Baptisms.

3 e-books, Jacobites of 1715 and 1745 North East Scotland by Frances McDonnell (in paper Clearfield 1996).

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