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Yield Not to Adversity Gaelic: Na gèill do chruaidh-chas
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Descendants of
Adam Doak / Doig and Grissel Hunter
Linked family file DOAK with spouse ancestry HERE.
1. Adam1 Doak, born abt 1679 Of Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 24 Nov 1704 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland Grissel (Hunter) Doak, born 16 Jul 1677 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland; christened 22 Jul 1677 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland, daughter of Adam Hunter and Marion Jonet (Blair) Hunter.
Children of Adam Doak and Grissel Hunter were as follows:
2 i Robert2 Doak, born 1706 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 29 May 1706 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland.
3 ii James2 Doak, born 1708 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 20 May 1708 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 22 Nov 1734 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland Margaret (Andrew) Doak, born abt 1713 in Scotland.
+ 4 iii Adam2 Doak, born 1710 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 25 Jan 1710 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland. He married Margaret (Ferguson) Doak.
5 iv Rachel2 Doak, born 1712 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 16 Jan 1712 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland.
6 v William2 Doak, born 1714 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 31 Mar 1714 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland.
Generation 2
4. Adam2 Doak (Adam1), born 1710 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland; christened 25 Jan 1710 in Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland. He married Margaret (Ferguson) Doak, born abt 1720 in Scotland.
Children of Adam Doak and Margaret Ferguson were as follows:
7 i Jane3 Doig, born 6 Sep 1744 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland; christened 20 Sep 1744 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 8 ii James3 Doig, born 17 Dec 1746 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland; christened 25 Dec 1746 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jean (Doig) Doig.
+ 9 iii Adam3 Doig, born Sep 1748 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jean (Wilson) Doig.
10 iv Grizel3 Doig, born Sep 1748 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 11 v John3 Doak, born abt 1754 in Scotland. He married Marion (Kennedy) Doak.
Generation 3
8. James3 Doig (Adam2, Adam1), born 17 Dec 1746 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland; christened 25 Dec 1746 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jean (Doig) Doig, born abt 1746 in Scotland.
Notes for James Doig
The link to father is uncertain and based on approx. age, location, and a daughter named Margaret.
[A possible sister of James: Elizabeth Doig married James McFadzen. He is probably the James McFadzen christened 28 May 1738 in Maybole, son of John McFadzen and Helen Gray. Elizabeth and James had son James christened 7 May 1769 in Straiton.]
Children of James Doig and Jean Doig were as follows:
12 i Margaret4 Doig, born 1769 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 22 Nov 1769 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland.
13 ii Agnes4 Doig, born 1771 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 7 Jan 1771 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 14 iii James4 Doig, born 1779/80 Of Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 6 Aug 1857 in Laurieston, Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. He married Ann (Hastings) Doig.
9. Adam3 Doig (Adam2, Adam1), born Sep 1748 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 18 Mar 1778 in Kirkmichael, Ayr, Scotland Jean (Wilson) Doig, born 1757/58 in Ayr, Scotland.
Notes for Adam Doig
The link to parents is uncertain and based on approx. age, location, and used of surname Doak.
Notes for Jean Wilson
In 1841 Jean Doak lived at Dallangan, Colmonell, Ayrshire.
Children of Adam Doig and Jean Wilson were as follows:
+ 15 i John4 Doig, born 1781/82 in Kirkmichael, Ayr, Scotland; died 5 Jun 1876 in Barlure Farm House, New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland; buried in Barr Burial Ground, Ayr, Scotland. He married Mary (Limond) Doig.
16 ii Jean4 Doig, born 1787 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 29 Oct 1787 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland.
17 iii William4 Doig, born 1791 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 18 Jul 1791 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 18 iv Adam4 Doak, born 1796 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 12 Apr 1796 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 1855 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland. He married Janet (Sloan) Doak.
11. John3 Doak (Adam2, Adam1), born abt 1754 in Scotland. He married Marion (Kennedy) Doak, born abt 1757 in Scotland.
Notes for John Doak
The link to parents is based on approx. age, location, and a first son named Adam.
See http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/l/Derek-Mcaloney/index.html for possible brother of John.
Children of John Doak and Marion Kennedy were as follows:
19 i Agnes4 Doak, born 28 Nov 1779 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 6 Dec 1779 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 20 ii Adam4 Doig, born 6 Jul 1782 in Rildonan, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jean (Chalmers) Doig.
21 iii Janet4 Doak, born 2 Jun 1787 in Lenie, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 12 Jun 1787 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
22 iv Marion4 Doak, born 14 Jan 1790 in Lenie, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 31 Jan 1790 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 23 v John4 Doak, born 24 Mar 1792 in Lenie, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Agnes (Sloan) Doak.
+ 24 vi William4 Doak, born 1794/95 in Ayr, Scotland; died 8 Jul 1878 in Glenside Cottage, Barrhill, Ayr, Scotland. He married Ellen (McKie) Doak.
+ 25 vii James4 Doak, born 1799/1800 in Scotland; died 27 Dec 1871 in Little Daugart, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Sarah (Wilson) Doak.
Generation 4
14. James4 Doig (James3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1779/80 Of Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 6 Aug 1857 in Laurieston, Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. He married on 8 Sep 1816 in Dalmellington, Ayr, Scotland Ann (Hastings) Doig, born 1790 in Kells, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; christened 3 Apr 1790 in Kells, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died 1862 in Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, daughter of John Hastings and Peggy (Sloan) Hastings.
Notes for James Doig
In 1851 James was an inn keeper at Laurieston Village; at home were his wife and daughters Margaret and Henrietta and one servant.
Witness to James' death certificate was his son-in-law James Gourlay. His testament was recorded 1 Aug 1860 in the Kirkcudbright Sheriff Court.
MARRIAGE:
James Doak pledged marriage to Ann on 16 Mar 1816 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr.
Notes for Ann Hastings
The testament of Ann Doig alias Hastings, innkeeper at Lauriston, was recorded 29 Oct 1862 in the Kirkcudbright Sheriff Court.
MARRIAGE:
James Doak pledged marriage to Ann on 16 Mar 1816 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr.
Children of James Doig and Ann Hastings were as follows:
26 i Margaret5 Doig, born 1816/18 in Dalmellington, Ayr, Scotland; died 17 Aug 1878 in Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. Notes: In 1851 Margaret was a dressmaker living with her parents in Laurieston Village, Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright. She did not marry. An extract of Margaret's testament reads: Margaret Doig, 4 November 1880 - Inventory of Margaret Doig, Lawrieston, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, who died 17 August 1878, at Lawrieston, intestate, given up at Kirkcudbright, by Henrietta Doig, Lawrieston, Executrix qua next of kin. Value of Estate, £70. 8s. 9d.
+ 27 ii Jane5 Doig, born 6 Nov 1818 in St. Quivox & Newton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 23 Nov 1818 in St. Quivox & Newton, Ayr, Scotland; died 3 Apr 1898 in Bradford, York, England. She married James Gourlay.
+ 28 iii Elizabeth5 Doig, born 15 Jan 1821 in Kirkcudbright, Scotland. She married Thomas Heron.
29 iv Ann5 Doig, born 31 May 1823 in Kirkcudbright, Scotland.
30 v Henrietta5 Doig, born 1828/29 in Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died 31 Aug 1887 in Laurieston, Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. Notes: Henrietta did not marry. The informant on Henrietta's death certificate was her brother-in-law Thomas Heron of 9 Hallfield Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England. Her testament was recorded 20 Dec 1887 in the Kirkcudbright Sheriff Court.
15. John4 Doig (Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1781/82 in Kirkmichael, Ayr, Scotland; died 5 Jun 1876 in Barlure Farm House, New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland; buried in Barr Burial Ground, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 27 Nov 1812 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland Mary (Limond) Doig, born 1790 in Dalmellington, Ayr, Scotland; christened 17 Dec 1790 in Dalmellington, Ayr, Scotland; died 24 Sep 1874 in Barlure Farm House, New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland; buried in Barr Burial Ground, Ayr, Scotland, daughter of William Limond and Jane (McDill) Limond.
Notes for John Doig
In 1841 John Doeg farmed in Doularg, Barr, Ayr with his wife Mary and children Adam, Susana, Mary, John, Jean, and James. In 1851 Mary was living with her son-in-law William Wilson. In 1871 John farmed 700 acres (100 arable) at Barlure Farm House in New Luce; at home were his wife and Adam and Jane.
Witness to John's death certificate was his son Adam Doig. An extract of his testament reads: John Doig, 13 July 1877 - Confirmation of John Doig, Farmer, Barlure, parish of New Luce, County of Wigtown, who died 4 June 1876 at Barlure aforesaid, testate, granted at Wigtown, to Adam Doig, Farmer, Barlure aforesaid, his son, and Jane Doig residing there, his daughter, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 19 February 1876, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Wigtown, 5 July 1877. Value of Estate, £321. 15s. 2d.
Notes for Mary Limond
Witness to Mary's death certificate was her son Adam Doig,
Children of John Doig and Mary Limond were as follows:
31 i William5 Doig, born 3 Sep 1813 in Knockshinnoch, Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland; died 18 Feb 1846 in Ayr, Scotland; buried in Barr Burial Ground, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 32 ii Margaret5 Doig, born 1815 in Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland; christened 5 Nov 1815 in Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland; died 19 Oct 1909 in Albany Village, Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland. She married William Wilson.
33 iii Adam5 Doig, born 1817/18 in Cumnock, Ayr, Scotland; died 13 Oct 1880 in Barlure Farm House, New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland. Notes: Adam Doig was heir special to his mother on 25 June 1879 at Ayr. He did not marry. An extract of Adam's testament reads: Adam Doig, 13 January 1881 - Confirmation of Adam Doig, Farmer, Barlure, Parish of New Luce, County of Wigtown, who died 13 October 1880, at Barlure aforesaid, intestate, granted at Wigtown, to John Doig, V.S., Wigtown, Executor dative qua next of kin [his brother]. Value of Estate, £404. 7s. 9d.
34 iv Jane5 Doig, born 8 Mar 1820 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died Infant in Ayrshire, Scotland. Notes: Birth may have been in Barr and recorded in Straiton.
+ 35 v Susanna5 Doig, born 11 Dec 1821 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland. She married William Allan.
+ 36 vi Mary5 Doig, born 13 Jul 1824 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 1901 in New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland. She married James Mitchell.
37 vii Elizabeth Campbell5 Doig, born 1826/27 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 20 Jul 1904 in Albany Villa, Ballantree, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Barr Burial Ground, Ayr, Scotland. Notes: In 1841 and 1851 Elizabeth lived with her sister Margaret Wilson in Colmonell Village. In 1881 she lived with her niece Agnes Wilson at Clachanton Farm, Colmonell. In 1901 she lived in Ballantree, Ayr. She did not marry. Witness to her death certificate was her nephew F. J. Williamson.
+ 38 viii John5 Doig, born 1828/29 in Cumnock, Ayr, Scotland; died 12 Feb 1901 in Rochdale House, Wigtown, Wigtown, Scotland. He married (1) Margaret (Dewar) Doig; (2) Helen (Shaw) Doig.
39 ix Jean5 Doig, born 1830/31 in Ayrshire, Scotland.
+ 40 x James5 Doig, born 1834/36 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland; died 26 Mar 1885 in 1 Ethel Terrace, Mount Florida, Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland. He married Agnes Stenhouse (Scott) Doig.
18. Adam4 Doak (Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1796 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 12 Apr 1796 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 1855 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 19 Dec 1828 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland Janet (Sloan) Doak, born abt 1807 in Scotland.
Notes for Adam Doak
[A son John may have been born in 1832/5.]
Children of Adam Doak and Janet Sloan were as follows:
41 i Janet5 Doig, born 11 Dec 1829 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 20 Dec 1829 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; died 1829/44 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland.
42 ii Jane5 Doig, born 20 Nov 1831 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 4 Dec 1831 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; died 1831/36 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland.
43 iii Jane5 Doig, born 24 Feb 1836 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 13 Mar 1836 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland.
44 iv Andrew5 Doig, born 22 Jul 1838 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 5 Aug 1838 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland.
45 v Adam5 Doak, born 17 Dec 1840 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 3 Jan 1841 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; died 5 Feb 1920 in 40 Walton Street, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. He married in 1891 in Blythswood, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Margaret (Malcolm) Doak, born abt 1844 in Scotland; died bef 1920 in Scotland. Notes: In 1881 Adam was an unmarried railway clerk living at Kelvin Cottages, Bothwell, Lanark with the family of his sister Janet D. Rodger. In 1891 he lived alone in Kelvin, Glasgow. Death recorded in Eastwook, Renfrew. Witness to Adam's death certificate was his niece Margaret A. Rodger of 77 Hill Street, Garnethill.
+ 46 vi Janet5 Doig, born 13 Mar 1844 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 7 Apr 1844 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland. She married William Rodger.
20. Adam4 Doig (John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 6 Jul 1782 in Rildonan, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jean (Chalmers) Doig, born abt 1786 in Scotland.
Notes for Adam Doig
The link to marriage is uncertain and based on name and approx. age.
Children of Adam Doig and Jean Chalmers were as follows:
+ 47 i Adam5 Doig, born 1808/09 in Scotland; died 15 Apr 1859 in Edwards Works, 2nd District, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. He married (1) Catherine (Quirk) Doig; (2) Isabella (Stobbie) Doig.
23. John4 Doak (John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 24 Mar 1792 in Lenie, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Agnes (Sloan) Doak, born 1808 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 28 Apr 1808 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland, daughter of Robert Sloan and Janet (Betts) Sloan.
Notes for John Doak
In 1841 John farmed at Belickanovie, Colmonell with his wife Agnes and children Jannet and John. In 1851 he was a wollen frame handloom weaver at Bellockenny, Colmonell with his wife Agnes and children Janet, John, Margaret, Jane, Agnes, and Mary.
Children of John Doak and Agnes Sloan were as follows:
48 i Janet5 Doeg, born 7 Aug 1835 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
49 ii John5 Doeg, born 29 Sep 1838 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
50 iii Margaret5 Doeg, born 29 Oct 1841 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
51 iv Jane5 Doak, born 1843/44 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
+ 52 v Agnes5 Doig, born 1846/47 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 7 Jan 1930 in 41 Chapel Street, Carluke, Lanark, Scotland. She married John Lindsay.
53 vi Mary5 Doak, born 1848/49 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
54 vii Helen5 Doak, born 5 Mar 1854 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 1855 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
24. William4 Doak (John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1794/95 in Ayr, Scotland; died 8 Jul 1878 in Glenside Cottage, Barrhill, Ayr, Scotland. He married Ellen (McKie) Doak, born 1795/1801 in Ayr, Scotland.
Notes for William Doak
In 1841 William farmed at Luggage in Colmonell, Ayr with his wife Helen and 7 children.
The informant on William's death certificate was his son, William Doak.
Children of William Doak and Ellen McKie were as follows:
55 i John5 Doak, born 1824/25 in Ayr, Scotland.
56 ii Janet5 Doak, born 1825/26 in Ayr, Scotland.
+ 57 iii William5 Doak, born 1828/30 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 16 Jul 1910 in Glenruthen, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Jessie (McKay) Doak.
58 iv Helen5 Doak, born 1830/31 in Ayr, Scotland.
59 v Marion5 Doak, born 1835/36 in Ayr, Scotland.
60 vi Agnes5 Doak, born 1838/39 in Ayr, Scotland.
61 vii James5 Doak, born 1840 in Ayr, Scotland.
25. James4 Doak (John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1799/1800 in Scotland; died 27 Dec 1871 in Little Daugart, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 27 Feb 1827 in Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland Sarah (Wilson) Doak, born 1799/1800 in Scotland; died 28 May 1880 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland, daughter of Hugh Wilson and Mary (McCreadie) Wilson.
Notes for James Doak
James was a farmer and shepherd.
Witness to James' death certificate was his son James Doak.
Notes for Sarah Wilson
Witness to Sarah's death certificate was her son James Doak.
Children of James Doak and Sarah Wilson were as follows:
+ 62 i John5 Doig, born 1828/30 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 1880 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland. He married Margaret (Baxter) Doig.
63 ii James5 Doig, born 1830/31 in Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland; died 2 Sep 1894 in 16 Balmore Street, Possilpark, Maryhill, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 James was an unmarried agricultural laborer living alone on Main Street, Colmonell, Ayr. In 1891 he still lived in Colmonell. He also worked as a shepherd. He did not marry. An extract of James' will reads: 11 Oct 1894 - Confirmation of James Doig or Doak, 16 Balmore Street, Possilpark, Glasgow, who died 2 September 1894, at Possilpark, testate, granted at Glasgow, to Marion Provan Doig or Penman, wife of Thomas Lochhead Penman, Purser, Allan Line Steamship Coy., Glasgow, and residing at 16 Balmore Street aforesaid, his niece, and Margaret Baxter or Doig, widow of John Doig, Builder, Glasgow, Executrices nominated in Will or Deed, dated 1 August 1894, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Lanark, 4 October 1894. Value of estate, £169, 8s. 8d.
64 iii William5 Doig, born 1833/35 in Barr, Ayr, Scotland; died 2 Jul 1893 in Whitedyke, Mochurm, Wigtown, Scotalnd; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married Isabella (McCutcheon) Doig, born 1846/47 in Scotland; died 1926 in Mochrum, Wigtown, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 William was an unmarried farm servant to John Roxburgh at Gregg Road Dinmurchie, Barr. In 1891 he lived alone in Mochrum, Wigtown. Witness to William's death certificate was his nephew David McCutcheon. His testament was recorded 5 Oct 1893 in the Wigtown Sheriff Court.
65 iv David5 Doig, born 1839 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 25 Feb 1839 in Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland; died 3 Oct 1913 in Barnhill Poor House, Garngadhill, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 David was an unmarried retired shepherd living with his sister-in-law Margaret in Maryhill, Lanark. In 1891 David Doak, age 55, lived in Colmonell. In 1813 he lived at Model Lodging House, 77 Drygate, Glasgow. He did not marry. Witness to David's death certificate was John Cameron, Assistant Governor of the Barnhill Poor House.
+ 66 v Robert5 Doig, born 1838/39 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 1893 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland. He married Agnes (Waddell) Doig.
67 vi Andrew5 Doak, christened 4 Aug 1841 in Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland.
Generation 5
27. Jane5 Doig (James4, James3, Adam2, Adam1), born 6 Nov 1818 in St. Quivox & Newton, Ayr, Scotland; christened 23 Nov 1818 in St. Quivox & Newton, Ayr, Scotland; died 3 Apr 1898 in Bradford, York, England. She married in Jul 1842/42 in Bradford, York, England James Gourlay, born Jul 1803 in Balmaghie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died 31 Dec 1888 in Bradford, York, England.
Notes for James Gourlay
In 1881 James was a retired manufacturer residing at 3 Apsley Crescent, Manningham, York with his wife Jane, children James (worsted manufacturer), Alexander (worsted manufacturer), and Annie and a servant Ellen Finnigan, 20, from Wolverhampton, Stafford.
Children of Jane Doig and James Gourlay were as follows:
+ 68 i John McMillan6 Gourlay, born Jan 1842/42 in Bradford, York, England; died 24 May 1882 in Bradford, York, England. He married Margaret McMillan (Cranston) Gourlay.
69 ii James Doig6 Gourlay, born 1 Jun 1845 in Bradford, York, England; died 25 Jan 1926 in Bradford, York, England. He married in Dec 1891 in York, England Frances (Rudd) Gourlay, born 12 Apr 1855 in York, England; died 2 Dec 1943 in York, England.
70 iii Alexander6 Gourlay, born 2 Jan 1848 in Bradford, York, England; died 11 Nov 1923 in Bradford, York, England.
71 iv Annie Elizabeth6 Gourlay, born 10 Jun 1851 in Bradford, York, England; died 27 Dec 1858 in Bradford, York, England.
72 v Agnes6 Gourlay, born 2 Nov 1853 in Bradford, York, England; died 16 Dec 1930 in Bradford, York, England. She married in Jul 1878/78 in Bradford, York, England unknown.
73 vi Thomas Andrew6 Gourlay, born 20 Aug 1856 in Bradford, York, England; died 3 Nov 1872 in Bradford, York, England.
74 vii Annie Elizabeth6 Gourlay, born 2 Apr 1860 in Bradford, York, England; died 15 Nov 1915 in Bradford, York, England.
28. Elizabeth5 Doig (James4, James3, Adam2, Adam1), born 15 Jan 1821 in Kirkcudbright, Scotland. She married Thomas Heron, born 1812/13 in Scotland; died Oct 1895/95 in Bradford, York, England.
Notes for Thomas Heron
In 1881 Thomas was a travelling draper residing at 9 Hallfield Road, Bradford, York, England with his wife Elizabeth, unmarried sons Edmund (commission agent) and Alfred (clerk), and a general domestic servent Sarah A. Jeremiah (21 Monmouth).
Children of Elizabeth Doig and Thomas Heron were as follows:
75 i Edmund6 Heron, born 1850/51 in Bradford, York, England.
76 ii Alfred6 Heron, born Jan 1853/53 in Bradford, York, England.
32. Margaret5 Doig (John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1815 in Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland; christened 5 Nov 1815 in Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland; died 19 Oct 1909 in Albany Village, Ballantrae, Ayr, Scotland. She married on 24 Mar 1838 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland William Wilson, born 25 Apr 1815 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland; christened 29 Apr 1815 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland; died 16 Nov 1875 in Clachauton, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland, son of Thomas Wilson and Agnes (Johnston) Wilson.
Notes for Margaret Doig
In 1881 Margaret was a widow living at Barlure Farm, New Luce, Wigtown with Jane Doig.
Witness to Margaret's death certificate was Robert C. (?) of Donald, Victoria, Australia.
Notes for William Wilson
William was a surgeon and general practitioner MD, licensed by the College of Glasgow in 1837. In 1841 Margaret and William lived in Colmonell Village, Ayr with daughter Mary, her sister Elizabeth Doig, and Mary Thorburn, born 1805/11 in Ayrshire. In 1851 the family lived in Colmonell Village; with them were her mother Mary, sister Elizabeth, and nephew John Murchie, born 1836/7 in Barr.
Witness to William's death certificate was his daughter Agnes Wilson.
Will: 30 June1876. Confirmation of William Wilson, surgeon, Clauchanton, Parish of Colmonell, who died 16 Nov 1875, at Clauchanton aforesaid, testate, granted at Ayr, to Margaret Doig or Wilson, Clauchanton aforesaid, Executrix dative qua relict. -Will or Deed, dated 15 Nov 1875, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Ayr,20Jun1876. Value of Estate #2412,3s.9d.
Children of Margaret Doig and William Wilson were as follows:
77 i Mary6 Wilson, born 1839 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 28 Sep 1839 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 15 Oct 1846 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. Notes: Mary was not with the family in 1851 and was probably deceased.
78 ii Agnes6 Wilson, born 1842 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 29 Mar 1842 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 was unmarried and farming 300 acres at Clachanton Farm, Colmonell. With her were her Aunt Elizabeth C. Doig, a cousin Marianne Allan (born 1855/6 in Catrine, Ayr), 1 visitor, and 4 servants.
79 iii Thomas6 Wilson, born 1843 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 6 Sep 1846 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
80 iv Mary6 Wilson, born Aug 1846 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 30 Aug 1846 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
81 v William6 Wilson, born 1847/48 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 14 Mar 1853 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. Notes: 1851 Census Barr Doularg 2-9-13.William Wilson age 3 Annuitant.Living with his uncle John Doig,farmer,age 62,widower,born Kirkmichael.
82 vi Elizabeth Campbell6 Wilson, born 1851 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; christened 1 Apr 1851 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
83 vii Margaret Mary Jane6 Wilson, born 7 Jul 1855 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 28 Jul 1855 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
84 viii Margaret Susan6 Wilson, born 2 Jul 1858 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
35. Susanna5 Doig (John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 11 Dec 1821 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland. She married on 2 Jun 1849 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland William Allan, born abt 1821 in Scotland.
Notes for Susanna Doig
MARRIAGE:
They pledged marriage the same day in Ballantrae.
Notes for William Allan
MARRIAGE:
They pledged marriage the same day in Ballantrae.
Children of Susanna Doig and William Allan were as follows:
85 i Mary Ann Stewart6 Allan, born 1854 in Sorn, Ayr, Scotland; christened 6 May 1854 in Sorn, Ayr, Scotland.
86 ii Margaret6 Allan, born 7 Oct 1856 in Sorn, Ayr, Scotland.
36. Mary5 Doig (John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 13 Jul 1824 in Straiton, Ayr, Scotland; died 1901 in New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland. She married on 18 Jun 1856 in Barlure, New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland James Mitchell, born 22 Jan 1826 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland; christened 6 Feb 1826 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland, son of James Mitchell and Agnes (Symington) Mitchell.
Notes for Mary Doig
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Charles Mitchell, farmer, and James Doig. The marriage was registered on 28 June 1856 at New Luce, Wigtown.
Notes for James Mitchell
In 1818 James farmed at Little Larg, Inch. In 1881 James farmed 500 acres (50 arable) at High Airyolland Farm Ho, New Luce, Wigtown employing 1 man and 1 girl. At home were his wife Mary, unmarried children James, Margaret Susan, Elizabeth Campbell, married daughter Mary Jane McQuistin, grandson James McQuistin, and servants William Paterson and Mary Ann Ross.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Charles Mitchell, farmer, and James Doig. The marriage was registered on 28 June 1856 at New Luce, Wigtown.
Children of Mary Doig and James Mitchell were as follows:
+ 87 i Mary Jane6 Mitchell, born 27 Oct 1856 in Inch, Wigtown, Scotland. She married Mr. McQuistin.
88 ii Agnes6 Mitchell, born 30 Jan 1859 in Inch, Wigtown, Scotland; christened 22 Feb 1859 in Free Church, Inch, Wigtown, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 Agnes lived with Jane Doig in Barlure Farm House, New Luce, Wigtown.
89 iii James6 Mitchell, born 15 Apr 1860 in Inch, Wigtown, Scotland.
90 iv Margaret Susan6 Mitchell, born 30 Aug 1862 in Inch, Wigtown, Scotland.
91 v Euphemia Douglas6 Mitchell, born 1 Jan 1866 in New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland; christened 30 Jan 1866 in Free Church, Inch, Wigtown, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 Euphemia lived with Elizabeth C. Doig in Clachanton Farm House, Colmonell, Ayr.
92 vi Elisabeth Campbell6 Mitchell, born 9 Aug 1867 in New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland; christened 9 Sep 1867 in Free Church, Inch, Wigtown, Scotland.
38. John5 Doig (John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1828/29 in Cumnock, Ayr, Scotland; died 12 Feb 1901 in Rochdale House, Wigtown, Wigtown, Scotland. He married (1) Not married Margaret (Dewar) Doig, born 20 Dec 1828 in Minigaff, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, daughter of David Dewar and Sarah (Parker) Dewar; (2) on 25 Jul 1882 in Rochdale House, Wigtown, Wigtown, Scotland Helen (Shaw) Doig, born 1842/43 in Wigtown, Scotland; died 1921 in Wigtown, Wigtown, Scotland, daughter of James Shaw and Janet (McWhinnie) Shaw.
Notes for John Doig
The link to the 2 illegitimate children by Margaret Dewar is not certain.]
In 1871 John lived in Wigtown. In 1881 John was a lodger with David Moodie in Wigtown. He was a veterinary surgeon. In 1891 he lived in Wigtown with Helen and Grace.
The informant on John death certificated was A. Walker, a neighbor at Croft-an-Righ, Wigtown. An extract of his testament reads: John Doig, retoured V.S., Rochdale House, Wigtown, died 12 February 1901, at Wigtown, testate. Confirmation granted at Wigtown, 2 May 1901, to Alexander Davidson Walker, Solicitor, Wigtown, and John Black, Solicitor there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 22 December 1891, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Wigtown, 19 April 1901. Value of Estate, £4,112, 6s. 1d. Eik granted, 12 September 1901, to the above Executors. Value of Additional Estate, £88, 16s. Also sealed in London, England 18 May 1901.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Maggie Shaw and A. G. Walker.
Notes for Margaret Dewar
In 1881 Margaret was an unmarried housekeeper living in Cuthbertson's, Penninghame, Wigtown with her children John Doig (general laborer) and Susan Doig (general servant).
Notes for Helen Shaw
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Maggie Shaw and A. G. Walker.
Children of John Doig and Margaret Dewar were as follows:
93 i John6 Doig, born 1854 in Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland; christened 27 Jan 1855 in Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland.
+ 94 ii Susan6 Doig, born 1864/65 in Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland. She married Henry Wilkinson.
Children of John Doig and Helen Shaw were as follows:
95 i Grace Harriet6 Stewart, born 1875 in Wigtown, Wigtown, Scotland. She married on 27 Sep 1897 in Rochdale House, Wigtonw, Wigtown, Scotland James Mitchell, born abt 1871 Of Manchester, Lancashire, England. Notes: MARRIAGE: DOIG/STEWART, Grace Harriet - M27/10/1897 - At Rochdale House, Wigtown, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. James Cullen, assisted by the Rev. William Forsyth, and the Rev. Fergus Williamson, James Mitchell, Manchester to Grace Harriet, only daughter of the late Andrew Stewart, Esq., and Mrs Doig, Rochdale House Wigtown - At Home 9, Albert Road, Longsight, Manchester, November 25th and 26th.
40. James5 Doig (John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1834/36 in Barr by Girvan, Ayr, Scotland; died 26 Mar 1885 in 1 Ethel Terrace, Mount Florida, Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland. He married on 23 Feb 1866 in Liverpool (West Derby), England Agnes Stenhouse (Scott) Doig, born 2 Apr 1839 in Barony, Lanark, Scotland; died 8 Mar 1924 in E. Kendoon, Old Kilpatrick, Dumbarton, Scotland, daughter of Sylvestor Scott and Margaret (Murdoch) Scott.
Notes for James Doig
In 1881 James was a commission agent (commercial traveller) residing at 1 Ethel Terrace, Cathcart, Renfrew with his wife Agnes S. and six children.
Notes for Agnes Stenhouse Scott
In 1891 Agnes lived in Cathcart with her children William, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Alice. In 1901 she lived in Kelvin, Lanark with her daughters Margaret and Alice.
On her daughter Mary's entry into to the US at Phildelphia, PA in 1907 she is listed as living there.
Witness to Agnes' death certificate was her daughter Elizabeth Doig.
Children of James Doig and Agnes Stenhouse Scott were as follows:
96 i William Henry6 Doig, born 29 Jan 1867 in Govan, Lanark, Scotland; died 1897 in Gourock, Renfrew, Scotland.
97 ii James Scott6 Doig, born 10 Jan 1869 in Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland.
98 iii Mary Limond6 Doig, born 9 Feb 1871 in Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland; died 1930 in West or Old Kilpatrick, Dunbarton, Scotland. Notes: Mary Limond Doig left Glasgow, sailed from Liverpool, and arrived at Philadelphia, PA on the ship S.S. Carthaginian on 14 Sept 1907. She was a teacher enroute to visit her mother Agnes Doig in Philadelphia. In 1910 she was a Librarian at the Kansas State Library and residing at 1123 West 10th Street, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS. She returned to Scotland. Mary did not marry.
99 iv Margaret Murdoch6 Doig, born 9 Feb 1871 in Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland.
100 v Elizabeth Campbell6 Doig, born 2 Jun 1873 in Cathcart, Renfrew, Scotland. Notes: In 1901 a Bessie C. Doig, age 27, lived in Cathcart, Renfrew, with Christina M. Doig, age 19.
101 vi Alice Seaton6 Doig, born 1874/75 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; died 11 Nov 1913 in Old Kilpatrick, Dumbarton, Scotland. Notes: Alice did not marry. An extract of her testament reads: Alice Seaton Doig, 1 Annandale Terrace, Old Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire, died 11 November 1913, at Old Kilpatrick aforesaid, intestate. Confirmation granted at Dumbarton, 9 April 1914, to Mary L. Doig, 1 Annandale Terrace aforesaid, her sister, Executrix dative qua next of kin. Value of Estate, £401, 2s. 5d.
46. Janet5 Doig (Adam4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 13 Mar 1844 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland; christened 7 Apr 1844 in Ochiltree, Ayr, Scotland. She married on 13 Aug 1875 in Blythswood, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland William Rodger, born 1844/45 in Crieff, Perth, Scotland.
Notes for William Rodger
In 1881 William was a drapery warehouseman residing at Kelvin Cottages, Bothwell, Lanark with his wife Janet D., children Janet S., Margaret A. D., and William, brother-in-law Adam Doak (railway clerk), and three servants.
Children of Janet Doig and William Rodger were as follows:
102 i Janet S.6 Rodger, born 1876/77 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.
103 ii Margaret A. D.6 Rodger, born 1879/80 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland.
104 iii William6 Rodger, born 1881 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland.
47. Adam5 Doig (Adam4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1808/09 in Scotland; died 15 Apr 1859 in Edwards Works, 2nd District, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. He married (1) Catherine (Quirk) Doig, born abt 1817; died bef 1857 in Scotland; (2) Not married Isabella (Stobbie) Doig, born 1820/21 in Dunse, Berwick, Scotland; died 25 Sep 1894 in 21 Balhousie Street, Perth, Perth, Scotland, daughter of Thomas Stobbie and Isabella (Rippeth) Stobbie.
Notes for Adam Doig
Adam was a weaver and yarn warper.
Adam was accidentally killed by the bursting of a steam engine boiler at Logie Works, Scouringburn, Dundee. Witness to his death certificate was his son in law Thomas Parr.
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FEARFUL CATASTROPHE IN DUNDEE
Loss of Nineteen Lives
(extracted from Dundee Advertiser dated April 19, 1859 with permission of Dundee Courier & Advertiser by Morag Walker)
A fearful boiler explosion occurred here on Friday afternoon, involving a great loss of life and destruction of property at the Logie spinning mill of Messrs. D & A Edward & Co., Scouringburn. This work, which is one of the largest in Dundee, and employs a large number of heads, is built in the form of a parallelogram - a large building fronting the street, and connected at each end to another similar erection, an intervening space or court being left between. The place where the accident occurred was at what is called the east mill or that fronting the street.
At the east end of the mill, but separated from the mill itself by a strong partition wall, there was a building of three storeys, in the ground flat of which were placed the boilers, four in number, connected with that part of the spinning mill. The flat above the boiler room was occupied as a drying-flat, and in that, from the nature of the work, there were scarcely any persons employed. The flat above that was a preparing room and in that, and the attic above, a large number of women were employed, who have formed the largest proportion of the unfortunate sufferers by this accident. The number of persons usually employed in this whole building was about thirty. Along the east side of the building was a small street or lane, into which an entry gate opened. On the left side of this gate was the porter's lodge, and opposite this was the office, and another extensive and parallel row of mill buildings. These were connected with the front row by a strong iron-supported gangway or bridge.
Shortly before one o'clock on Friday afternoon, the eastmost boiler on the ground floor burst with immense force and a great crash, lifting almost the whole of the large building entirely in the air, and which, falling to the ground, became an entire mass of ruins. The boiler itself, broken into several pieces by the force of the explosion, being obstructed by the strong stone wall of the building, filled the adjacent lane with heaps of rubbish. The boiler which lay next to the exploded one was partially turned round, and sustained some injury from the shock, but the other two remained fast in their places, and bear on themselves little or no marks of damage. Two large iron flues were also thrown out of their positions, and lay quite across the road referred to. The porter's lodge, on the south side of the gateway, was also involved in the ruins, and the bridge across the court connecting the two flats came down with its supports, but was sustained in a hanging position by the strength of the iron rods fixed in the firm building. A dense cloud of dust arose from the ruined mass, enveloping the scene of the catastrophe, and for a short time preventing the survivors from ascertaining the extent of the calamity. When this had at last cleared away, the confused and shapeless heap of ruins soon told of what had occurred. The whole building has settled down into one mass of rubbish on the site where the boiler house had stood, burying workmen, machinery, and everything that has been contained within it. A gentleman, who happened to pass along Scouringburn at the moment of the accident, states that he saw a sudden cloud of steam rise around the east end of the works, the entire building above the boilers perceptibly rose into the air and fell down a mass of ruins to the ground.
The workmen in the adjacent mill, being the nearest parties at hand, were, of course, the first to render assistance in rescuing their unfortunate fellow workmen, and clearing away the stuff, and nearly the whole of the male workers in the place were speedily and energetically engaged in this work. A large accession of force was obtained from the neighbourhood of Irish labourers, who set heartily to the work in hand. The east mill in connection with which the disabled boilers, was, of course, immediately stopped, and the west mill was after dinnertime, also stopped for the day, in consequence of the excitement that prevailed.
The workmen commenced first in their exertions to clear away the debris, principally at the place where the porter's lodge had stood, near which there had been a boilermaker's shop, and from this latter they extracted one of the hecklemakers, named JOHN BINNEY who had sustained very severe injuries, one of his ribs being broken and with other hurts. The place where he had been engaged was only separated by a partition from the boiler room. Proceeding in their search, the men next found two lads names STEWART and LOGAN, in the same place, who were both injured, but not so severely, and these were both removed to their own homes, and be there in a fair way of recovery. In the conflicting accounts that are given of the findings, it seems that the next person found was a woman who had been employed in the preparing room, and who had been most severely scalded by the steam. She was carried into the packing house of the west mill to which all were temporarily removed before being sent to the Infirmary, when there was any chance of life. She died shortly after reaching the Infirmary. Another young woman was found lying across a sharp iron beam, with a quantity of heavy machinery above her. She was, of course, quite dead. The heat arising from the hot water and furnace was in many places so intense that before the unhappy sufferers could be helped the water hose had to be resorted to, to cool the machinery and rubbish.
Some of the women were found at the preparing machines at which they had been working. One young woman was carried into the counting room in a state of excruciating torture. Having been made out to be a person of the Roman Catholic persuasion, the priests, who were on the spot, administered extreme unction, performing the customary ceremonies in the case of a dying person, and engaged in prayer over her. Several others of the bodies were entirely roasted. The body of ADAM DOIG, a dyer, was found quite charred. Sheets were provided into which the remains of the dead were wrapped as they were disinterred from the ruins.
Another distressing case is that of an orphan girl, in which MR. SMITH, Seagate, had taken an interest. He had succeeded in obtaining her admission to the mill, and she had only been in the building a few hours when the tragedy occurred. One of the married women killed was seven months advanced in pregnancy. JOHN BINNEY, one of the sufferers mentioned above, is the father of a young family. Several children, who were playing near the same road, escaped with injuries more or less severe. The girl MITCHELL, from Aberdeen, whose name appears in the list killed, and who had only arrived from the north that morning, had come to the lodge door, along with another girl of the name of MACKIE, who was injured, seeking for work. The manager being called away, and a shower of hail falling at the time, he had asked them to step into the lodge, but they had not done so, but, it is said, crossed to the other side of the road, and immediately after the explosion took place, they were both involved in the ruins.
As is usually the case in such circumstances, there are many persons who have had narrow escapes to record in connection with this accident. The porter, JAMES STEWART, whose lodge was annihilated, had been called out by one of the clerks a moment or two before the explosion occurred, to arrange some goods in the packing house, and had not passed any time there when his usual station was blown to pieces. MR. TAWSE, the manager, had also a narrow escape. He had only crossed from the fated building by the roadway before mentioned, and got in at the door at the opposite side, when the road which he had just left fell along with the building. The counting house, although it had all its windows smashed, was only penetrated by one splinter, which coming through one of the emptied frames, passed clean through the room into an apartment beyond. The under-fireman too had just left for dinner and thus escaped in safety; while his companion verily lost his life at his post, as on clearing away a portion of the ruins, he was found sitting with his hand resting on his fire-shovel but quite dead. The wife of one of the firemen at the west mill coming with her husband's dinner had just arrived within a few yards of the Lodge gate when the building was blown up, and although some of the dust was thrown into her face, she happily escaped entirely unhurt.
Examination of the list of killed and wounded shows that the greater number of the survivors was employed in the reeling flat; in the preparing room below, the proportion of killed was larger, while in the drying and boiler rooms the only two occupants were both killed.
The search among ruins was kept up through the whole Friday night, as it was thought that all the bodies had been recovered, and about three o'clock, the corpse of a woman named JAMIESON was found, and it is believed that with this woman all the persons involved in this sad catastrophe have been recovered.
The work of clearing away the rubbish was continued throughout Saturday and resumed yesterday. The number of persons killed by this sad accident is thus eighteen, and fifteen sufferers survive. the patients in the Infirmary were yesterday, with one exception, all progressing very favourably and with every appearance of a speedy recovery.
It is not yet definitely known what was the cause of this awful affair, and rumour's busy tongue in fault of more authentic information finds cause for it in various ways. It is asserted by some that the explosion was caused by the overheating of the boiler, and by working it beyond its power, while others suggest an insufficient supply of water. It cannot, however, be yet definitely stated which of these causes is the true one. This accident, besides being the cause of the distress and misery involved in the actual loss of the life, will, it is said, throw upwards of 300 people out of employment for some weeks to come.
Interment of the bodies
The bodies of the sufferers by this accident have all been interred, either by the relatives of the deceased or by the proprietors of the works. One of the females, ANN TAYLOR, was, at the request of her friends, interred on Saturday in the Old Burying Ground, and the funeral was attended by a respectable company of friends and women. Next day (Sunday) six of the bodies were interred in the New Burying Ground. Six hearses were in attendance, and three bodies were conveyed to the Cemetery each time.
There was a very large following of mourners, including many of the persons employed by the works. The six thus interred were: MARY YOUNG, MARGARET CRAIG, CATHERINE COLLINS, ELLEN GOWANS, CHARLOTTE CRAMMOND and THOMAS WAKE. The company thereafter accompanied the body of JOSEPH CLARK, the fireman, along part of the road to Erroll, where it was conveyed at the request of the friends of the deceased, and interred in the cemetery there. Another body, that of MARGARET MITCHELL the young woman from Aberdeen, was kept at the works until yesterday forenoon, in order to allow of her mother coming from thence before the funeral. The other bodies were given up to be privately interred by their friends.
The list of deaths was increased by that of one of the females in the Infirmary yesterday afternoon, named ELLEN HARRISON. JAMES BINNEY, who was at first considered in a dangerous state, has been improving and is now thought nearly out of danger.
Those of the patients who seemed at all likely to survive were quickly dispatched to the Dundee Infirmary, where their injuries were promptly dressed. Religious consolation was also provided for the wounded and dying. One or two Protestant ministers were present on the spot, and two of the Roman Catholic persuasion were also in attendance on those of their own faith - which was a considerable number - who had suffered by the
accident.
During the whole afternoon the search continued with unabated vigour and energy and fifteen corpses were taken from the ruins. These presented a mangled appearance entirely beyond description and sickening to describe. Besides these there were exclusive of the two boys recovered from the severely injured extricated and sent to the Infirmary. From the mangled mutilated state in which the corpses were, much difficulty was found in identifying them, but the list of male persons killed were as follows:
JOSEPH CLARK, fireman, who leaves a wife and four children - Louson's Land, Pole Park.
ADAM DOIG, dryer, whose body was perhaps the most fearfully mutilated of any, leaves a widow and a grown-up family - Hean's Lane, Small's Wynd.
JOHN KIRK, foreman, unmarried - Union Place, Perth Road, belongs to Blairgowrie
THOMAS NEWALL - a boy of about fourteen - 10 Hunter Street
THOMAS WAKE - (boy), Hawkhill
The remaining eleven were female workers, whose names were as follows:
SUSAN BRAIDE, Henderson's Wynd
MARY YOUNG, Arbroath
ANN TAYLOR - residence not known
HELEN GOWANS, Arbroath
ANN SHANDS, Small's Wynd
CHARLOTTE CRAMOND, Alcock's Lane, Constitution Road
MARGARET GRAY, Cowdenknows (belongs to Aberdeen)
CAGTHERINE COLLINS, 7 Rose Street, Rosebank
AGNES JAMIESON, Cross Roads, Small's Wyund
JEMIMA JAMIESON (sister of Agnes), Cross Roads, Small's Wynd
MARGBARET MITCHELL, belongs to West North Street, Aberdeen
The following is a list of those who were conveyed to the Infirmary in cabs, or the Infirmary vans and chairs, with their fate or prospects:
CATHERINE CARLAN, aged twenty-four, Scouringburn, injured about the head and neck (since dead).
MARY ANN MACLAREN, aged seventeen, West Port, severe burns about the head and neck (since dead)
CATHERINE REID, thirty-six, Hawkhill, severe burns (she may recover)
ELIZA GLEESON, twenty-two, Cowdenknows, severe burns of face, hands, legs and laceration of scalp.
EUPHEMIA MATTHEW, twenty-five, Bonnethill, bruises (she may recover)
ELIZABETH CONNOLLY, forty-seven, Bonnethill, bruises (she may recover)
ELLEN HARRISON, twenty-five, Hawkhill (severe burns and scalp wound, she died last night)
ELIZABETH FERGUSON, twenty-two, Fish Street, injury on legs, face (she may recover)
ELLEN MACKIE, twenty-one. This woman left Aberdeen on the previous day, travelling to Dundee, and arrived in the morning, scalp wound and some burns (she may recover)
ISABELLA BOYLE, sixteen, Murraygate, bruises, (she may recover)
MARGARET LIVINGSTONE, twenty-six, Cherryfield, burns and fracture of cranium (she may recover)
MARY McMILLAN, forty-one, Scouringburn, dislocation of ankle joint which was amputated (recovery doubtful)
ANN HANTON, forty, Pole Park Road, fracture of the leg (she may recover)
WILLIAM CORMICK, sixteen, Hawkhill, scalp wounds (he may recover)
Notes for Catherine Quirk
She may be the Catherine Robertson (husband not named), nee Quirk, who died at age 71 at the Combination Poor House, Stirling of old age. Her parents were James Quirk, shop keeper, and Mary Flood, both deceased. She was reported to have died before 1857.
Notes for Isabella Stobbie
Esabel Stobie, washerwoman, had a natural child who was stillborn on 15 Jan 1842 in Dundee
In 1881 Isabella Doig was a factory worker and mother-in-law to Alex Craig at 2 McGill Street, Dundee with her daugher Jean and children Isabella, David, and Margaret Craig. In 1891 Bella Doig was grandmother to David Adams at 353 High Street, Perth, Perth with his wife Maggie [Craig] and son David.
Witness to Isabella's death certificate was her granddaughter Maggie Adams of 21 Balhousie Street, Perth.
Children of Adam Doig and Catherine Quirk were as follows:
+ 105 i Jane6 Doig, born 1837/38 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland; died 13 Jun 1894 in 308 Perth Road, St. Peter, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married Thomas Parr.
Children of Adam Doig and Isabella Stobbie were as follows:
+ 106 i Jean6 Stobbie, born 1842 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married Alexander Craig.
52. Agnes5 Doig (John4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1846/47 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 7 Jan 1930 in 41 Chapel Street, Carluke, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1884 in Plantation, Lanark, Scotland John Lindsay, born abt 1846 in Scotland; died bef 1930 Of Carluke, Lanark, Scotland.
Notes for Agnes Doig
In 1881 Agnes was a domestic servant at the Commercial Hotel, Carluke, Lanark for hotelkeeper Robert Cumming.
Witness to Agnes' death certificate was her son John Lindsay of 43 Chapel Street, Carluke.
Notes for John Lindsay
John was a foreman for a filemaker.
Children of Agnes Doig and John Lindsay were as follows:
107 i John6 Lindsay, born abt 1886 Of Carluke, Lanark, Scotland.
57. William5 Doak (William4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1828/30 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 16 Jul 1910 in Glenruthen, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 23 Apr 1867 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland Jessie (McKay) Doak, born 1842/44 in Glenluce, Wigtown, Scotland; died 17 May 1899 in Glenruthen, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Colmonell Churchyard, Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
Notes for William Doak
In 1881 William farmed 200 acres (50 arable) at West Drumford, Colmonell with his wife Jessie and six children. In 1891 he lived in Barrhill, Ayr with his wife Jessie and children William, Jessie, John, and Mary.
Notes for Jessie McKay
She may be the Jenet Mckie born 8 Jan 1841 in Kirkcowan, Wigtown, daughter of John McKie and Helen Slows.
Children of William Doak and Jessie McKay were as follows:
108 i Helen6 Doak, born 10 Mar 1868 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
109 ii William6 Doak, born 1 Jun 1869 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 6 Jun 1902 in Barr, Ayr, Scotland Irene (Allen) Doak, born 1881 in Scotland.
110 iii Jessie6 Doak, born 3 Mar 1871 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
111 iv John6 Doak, born 1 Mar 1873 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
112 v James6 Doak, born 1876 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
113 vi Agnes6 Doak, born 1877/78 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland.
114 vii Mary6 Doak, born 1881/82 in Scotland.
62. John5 Doig (James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1828/30 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 1880 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland. He married on 24 Jun 1858 in 6 Hampton, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland Margaret (Baxter) Doig, born 26 Apr 1835 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland; died 25 Oct 1914 in Girvan, Lanark, Scotland, daughter of John Baxter and Marion (Provan) Baxter.
Notes for John Doig
In 1861 John was a master mason in Cryston, Cadder, Lanark employing 2 men and 3 boys.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were John Tement and James Angus.
Notes for Margaret Baxter
In 1881 Margaret was an annuitant residing at 246 Saracen Street, Maryhill with Sarah (dressmaker), Annie (pupil teacher), Jessie (scholar), James (scholar), John (scholar), her unmarried brother-in-law David Doig (retired shepherd), and boarders Rose Murray (2 Glasgow), son-in-law Thomas Penman (boot merchant), 23 Coatbridge, and his wife Marion [Doig] Penman (22 Chryston). In 1891 she still lived in Maryhill. In 1901 Margaret lived in Kelvin, Glasgow with her children Margaret, John, and Jessie.
An extract of Margaret's testament reads: Margaret Baxter or Doig, 17 Highburgh Road, Dowanhill, Glasgow, widow, died 25 October 1914, at Girvan, testate. Confirmation grated at Glasgow, 7 December 1914, to Margaret Doig, John Doig, and Jessie Doig, her children, 17 Highburgh Road aforesaid, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 17 September 1906, and recorded with another Writ in Court Books of Commissariot of Lanark, 30 November 1914. Value of Estate, £92, 15s. 3d.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were John Tement and James Angus.
Children of John Doig and Margaret Baxter were as follows:
115 i Marion Provan6 Doig, born 1857/58 in Chryston, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland; died 1943 in Pollok, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1881 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland Thomas Lochhead Penman, born 1857/58 in Coatbridge, Lanark, Scotland.
116 ii Sarah Wilson6 Doig, born 18 Sep 1860 in Cryston, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland; died 1938 in Partick, Glasgow, Lanark, Sotland. She married in 1884 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland John Alexander Graham, born abt 1859 in Scotland.
117 iii John Baxter6 Doig, born 30 May 1862 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.
118 iv Annie Robertson6 Doig, born 23 Nov 1863 in Cryston, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland; died 1905 in Banchory Ternan, Kincardine, Scotland. She married in 1893 in Blythswood, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland James Reid Wark, born abt 1863 in Scotland.
119 v Margaret6 Doig, born 20 Sep 1865 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland. Notes: In 1881 Maggie was a domestic servant to James A. Miller in Maryhill, Lanark. She later moved back with her mother.
120 vi Jessie6 Doig, born 15 Jan 1868 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.
+ 121 vii James6 Doig, born 15 Jan 1870 in Springburn, Lanark, Scotland. He married Cecilia (Rowan) Doig.
122 viii John6 Doig, born 30 May 1872 in Springburn, Lanark, Scotland; died 19 Apr 1951 in Stavelock Street, Hillhead, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. Notes: John was a marine engineer. He did not marry. Witness to John's death certificate was his niece Margaret Graham of 13 King Edward Road, Glasgow.
123 ix William6 Doig, born 18 Jul 1874 in Barony, Lanark, Scotland.
66. Robert5 Doig (James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1838/39 in Colmonell, Ayr, Scotland; died 1893 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland. He married on 24 Oct 1862 Agnes (Waddell) Doig, born 3 Jun 1840 in Cumbernauld, Dunbarton, Scotland; christened 21 Jun 1840 in Cumbernauld, Dunbarton, Scotland; died 1918 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland, daughter of William Waddell and Margaret (Young) Waddell.
Notes for Robert Doig
In 1881 Robert was a stone mason residing at 36 Bell Street, New Monkland, Lanark with his wife Agnes and children William (flesher), Agnes (scholar), Robert (scholar), and Thomas. In 1891 Robert lived in Airdrie, Lanark with his wife Agnes and children William, Robert, Thomas and Sarah.
Notes for Agnes Waddell
In 1901 Agnes lived in New Monkland, Lanark with her children Robert and Sarah.
Children of Robert Doig and Agnes Waddell were as follows:
+ 124 i Margaret6 Doig, born 15 Sep 1862 in Cumbernauld, Dunbarton, Scotland; died 17 Jul 1936 in 53 Gateside Avenue, Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland. She married James Orr.
125 ii James6 Doig, born 14 Dec 1863 in Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton, Scotland. He married on 16 Dec 1881 in Chapman's Land, Rain Street, Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland Christian (Leggat) Doig, born 1856/57 in Scotland, daughter of John Leggat and Margaret (McLean) Leggat. Notes: MARRIAGE: Witnesses were Hannah Rankin and Janet Dunn.
126 iii Sarah Wilson6 Doig, born 23 Nov 1865 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 24 Nov 1872 in Cryston, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.
+ 127 iv William6 Doig, born 13 Jul 1867 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. He married Henrietta (Baxter) Doig.
128 v Agnes6 Doig, born 31 Aug 1869 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1941 in Barrhead & Levery, Renfrew, Scotland. She married in 1899 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland William Walker, born abt 1864 in Scotland.
129 vi Robert6 Doig, born 22 Dec 1871 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
130 vii John6 Doig, born 14 Nov 1873 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1875 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland.
+ 131 viii Thomas6 Doig, born 1876 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland. He married Esther (Magill) Doig.
132 ix Mary6 Doig, born 1878 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1879 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
133 x Sarah Wilson6 Doig, born 1884 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland; died 1926 in Airdrie or New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1919 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland James O'Hare, born abt 1884 in Scotland.
134 xi Catherine6 Doig, born 1884 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland; died 1884 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland.
135 xii Agnes6 Doig, born 1888 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland; died 1888 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland.
Generation 6
68. John McMillan6 Gourlay (Jane5 Doig, James4, James3, Adam2, Adam1), born Jan 1842/42 in Bradford, York, England; died 24 May 1882 in Bradford, York, England. He married Margaret McMillan (Cranston) Gourlay, born Oct 1846/46 in Otley, York, England, daughter of William Cranston.
Children of John McMillan Gourlay and Margaret McMillan Cranston were as follows:
136 i Agnes Jane7 Gourlay, born 24 Jul 1870 in Bradford, York, England; died 25 Jun 1938 in England. She married on 7 Jul 1904 in England James Frederick Harvey, born 15 Nov 1877 in York, England; died 18 Nov 1953 in York, England.
137 ii James Hastings7 Gourlay, born Apr 1873/73 in Bradford, York, England; died 23 Apr 1925 in England. He married in Jul 1901/01 in North Bierley, York, England Sarah (Thornton) Gourlay, born abt 1880 in England.
138 iii William Cranston7 Gourlay, born Apr 1877/77 in Bradford, York, England; died 22 Oct 1931 in England. He married Mabel ((---)) Gourlay.
139 iv Hugh Russell7 Gourlay, born 26 Jun 1881 in Bradford, York, England; died Sep 1986 in England.
87. Mary Jane6 Mitchell (Mary5 Doig, John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 27 Oct 1856 in Inch, Wigtown, Scotland. She married Mr. McQuistin.
Notes for Mary Jane Mitchell
In 1881 Mary and her 4-month-old son lived with her parents in New Luce, Wigtown.
Children of Mary Jane Mitchell and Mr. McQuistin were as follows:
140 i James7 McQuistin, born 1881 in New Luce, Wigtown, Scotland.
94. Susan6 Doig (John5, John4, Adam3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1864/65 in Penninghame, Wigtown, Scotland. She married in Oct 1891/91 in Chorlton, Lancashire, England Henry Wilkinson, born 1863/64 in Dumfries, Scotland.
Notes for Susan Doig
In 1891 Susan (24 Scotland) was a cook and domestic servant to Baptist Minister Alexander McLaren (65 Scotland) and family at 1 Carrill Drive, Rushulme, Lancashire.
Notes for Henry Wilkinson
In 1901 Henry was a joiner carpenter residing at 3 Manchester Street, Ardwick, South Manchester, Lancashire with his wife Susan, daughter Margaret (12 Manchester - may be from prior marriage), and two boarders.
Children of Susan Doig and Henry Wilkinson were as follows:
141 i Margaret J.7 Wilkinson, born 1888/89 in Manchester, Lancashire, England.
105. Jane6 Doig (Adam5, Adam4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1837/38 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland; died 13 Jun 1894 in 308 Perth Road, St. Peter, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married on 30 Dec 1857 in Heany Land, Small¿s Wynd, 2nd District, Dundee, Angus, Scotland Thomas Parr, born 1836 in Ireland; died 1881/94 Of Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
Notes for Jane Doig
Jane's testament was recorded 18 Jun 1894 in the Dundee Sheriff Court.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Alexander Grubbe, Jane Stobie, and George Young.
Notes for Thomas Parr
In 1857 Thomas was a lamplighter living on Arthur Street, Dundee. In 1881 Thomas was a police constable living with Jane and children Isabella (weaver), Annie (weaver), and Maggie (scholar) at 80 Blackness Road, Liff & Benvie.
MARRIAGE:
Witnesses were Alexander Grubbe, Jane Stobie, and George Young.
Children of Jane Doig and Thomas Parr were as follows:
142 i Isabella7 Parr, born 9 Oct 1858 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
143 ii Margaret7 Parr, born 17 Oct 1860 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland; died Infant in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
144 iii Jane7 Parr, born 17 Oct 1860 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
145 iv Thomas7 Parr, born 12 Jan 1862 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
146 v Ann Brewster7 Parr, born 20 Sep 1863 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
147 vi William Jones7 Parr, born 30 May 1865 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
148 vii James7 Parr, born 7 Jun 1867 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
149 viii Margaret Sands7 Parr, born 20 Aug 1874 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
106. Jean6 Stobbie (Adam5, Adam4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1842 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married on 13 May 1864 in Dron, Perth, Scotland Alexander Craig, born 1843/44 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
Children of Jean Stobbie and Alexander Craig were as follows:
150 i Isabella7 Craig or Stobbie, born 1 Sep 1862 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
151 ii Helen7 Craig or Cameron, born 2 May 1864 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
152 iii David7 Craig, born 4 Nov 1865 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
+ 153 iv Margaret Adamson7 Craig, born 26 Jan 1868 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married David Adams.
121. James6 Doig (John5, James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 15 Jan 1870 in Springburn, Lanark, Scotland. He married in 1899 in Anderston, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Cecilia (Rowan) Doig, born 1878/80 in Partick, Lanark, Scotland, daughter of Peter Rowan and Cecilia ((---)) Rowan.
Notes for James Doig
In 1901 James lived in Maryhill, Lanark with his wife Cecilia and children Peter and Cecilia.
Children of James Doig and Cecilia Rowan were as follows:
154 i Peter7 Doig, born 1899 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland. He married in 1920 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland Elizabeth (Edwards) Doig, born abt 1899 in Scotland.
155 ii Cecilia Rowan7 Doig, born 1901 in Maryhill, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1923 in Kelvin, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Thomas Dalziel, born abt 1898 in Scotland.
124. Margaret6 Doig (Robert5, James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 15 Sep 1862 in Cumbernauld, Dunbarton, Scotland; died 17 Jul 1936 in 53 Gateside Avenue, Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1887 in Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland James Orr, born abt 1862 Of Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland.
Notes for Margaret Doig
Witness to Margaret's death certificate was her son Robert Orr of Brumbuie Farm, East Kilbride.
Children of Margaret Doig and James Orr were as follows:
156 i Robert7 Orr, born abt 1892 in Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland.
127. William6 Doig (Robert5, James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 13 Jul 1867 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. He married in 1899 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland Henrietta (Baxter) Doig, born 1874/75 in Scotland.
Notes for William Doig
In 1901 William lived in New Monkland, Lanark with his wife Henrietta and son Robert.
Children of William Doig and Henrietta Baxter were as follows:
157 i Robert7 Doig, born 1900 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
158 ii Annie Baxter7 Doig, born 1902 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1925 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland James Carson, born abt 1900 in Scotland.
159 iii Agnes Waddell7 Doig, born 1904 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
160 iv Henrietta Baxter7 Doig, born 1906/07 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1907 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
131. Thomas6 Doig (Robert5, James4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 1876 in Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland. He married in 1898 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland Esther (Magill) Doig, born 1874/75 in Scotland.
Notes for Thomas Doig
Birth recorded in New Monkland, Lanark.
In 1901 Thomas lived in New Monkland, Lanark with his wife Esther and daughters Esther and Agnes.
Children of Thomas Doig and Esther Magill were as follows:
161 i Esther Thomson7 Doig, born 1899 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. She married in 1926 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland George Fowler Newell, born abt 1899 in Scotland.
162 ii Agnes Waddell7 Doig, born 1900 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
163 iii James Magill7 Doig, born 1904 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died Infant in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.
Generation 7
153. Margaret Adamson7 Craig (Jean6 Stobbie, Adam5, Adam4, John3, Adam2, Adam1), born 26 Jan 1868 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland. She married in 1889 in St. Andrew, Dundee, Angus, Scotland David Adams, born 11 Sep 1864 in Newburgh, Fife, Scotland.
Notes for David Adams
In 1891 David was a confectioner residing at 353 High Street with his wife Maggie, son David, and grandmother Bella Doig.
Children of Margaret Adamson Craig and David Adams were as follows:
164 i David8 Adams, born 1891 in Perth, Perth, Scotland.
Some References used in this family history:
Scotland
-----, 1841 Scottish Census, Ayr, Colmonell - Jean Doak, Margaret Wilson.
-----, 1851 Scottish Census, Ayr, Colmonell - Mary (Limond) Doig, Margaret Wilson.
-----, 1851 Scottish Census, Kirkcudbright, Balmaghie, Lauriston - James Doig.
-----, 1871 Scottish Census, Wigtown, New Luce - John Doig.
-----, 1881 Scottish Census, Ayrshire, Colmonell - Elizabeth C. Doig.
-----, 1881 Scottish Census, Renfrew, Cathcart - James Doig.
-----, 1881 Scottish Census, Lanark, Bothwell - Adam Doig, Janet D. Rodger.
-----, 1881 Scottish Census, Wigtown, Wigtown - John Doig.
-----, 1891 Scottish Census, Lanark, Kelvin - Adam Doak.
-----, 1891 Scottish Census, Renfrew, Cathcart - Agnes Doig.
-----, 1891 Scottish Census, Renfrew, Paisley - Andrew Doak.
-----, 1891 Scottish Census, Wigtown, Wigtown - John Doig.
-----, Monumental Inscriptions of Barr Burial Ground, Ayr - John Doig.
-----, Old Parochial Records, Ochiltree (#0102855).
-----, Vital Records of Scotland, Deaths - John Doig, Mary (Limond) Doig, Adam Doig, James Doig, Henrietta Doig.
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