PERU - Descendants of David Doig and Ann Campbell of Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland and Lambayeque, Peru

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David Doig and Ann Campbell

of Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland and Lambayeque, Peru

Family History by Ken Doig and Bobby Walter.

Linked family file PERU with spouse ancestry HERE.

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Maybole Castle - 1838

1. David¹ Doig, born 1679/89 in Scotland; died 1784 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. He married Ann (Campbell) Doig, born abt 1714 in Scotland.

Notes for David Doig

He may be the David christened 8 Dec 1677 in Forfar, son of Francis Doig and Isabel Lyon. See file DAVE1620 HERE.

In 1740 David was the schoolmaster in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. In 1747 £40 was paid for two years' salary to David Doig, Schoolmaster. He was again appointed schoolmaster on 10 June 1749. In 1756 he was Master of the Grammar School. On 11 Oct 1756 he was admitted as a Councilor in Maybole.

"Died lately at Maybole, upwards of a hundred years of age, Mr. David Doig, late master of the Grammar school of that place." (Notice in "The Edinburgh Advertiser," 24 Sept 1784). As noted below, David died at age 104. He holds the record as the longest lived male Doig.

"The Rev. Wright describes Maybole as situated on a ridge of high ground with a fine south exposure and amply supplied with excellent water from many springs and wells. He ascribes the excellent health of the eighteenth century townsfolk to the situation and good water supplies and mentions that Mr. David Doig, schoolmaster in the town and a woman also within the burgh both died in the 1780s aged 104 and 105 years respectively. He also records that in 1790 there were ten persons living within the town whose combined ages exceeded 900 years, so Maybole must have been a very healthy place and noted for the longevity of its townsfolk in those days. The population of the Parish had increased to about 3,000 by 1792 from the total of 2,058 recorded by Dr. Webster in 1755, quite a large increase in forty years." Maybole, Carrick's Capital Facts, Fiction & Folks by James T. Gray, Alloway Publishing, Ayr. First published 1972. Chapter 5. See also Chapter 8 for salary.

Children of David Doig and Ann Campbell were as follows:

2 i Christian² Doig, born 14 May 1736 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Notes: The birth record reads: "To Mr. David Doig, schoolmaster, and Ann Campbell, ADN [a daughter named]: Christian, W [witnesses]: James Gibb, schollmr., and Andrew Martin, bookseller, born this day."

+ 3 ii David² Doig, born 15 Feb 1740 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 17 Feb 1740 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 11 Jan 1819 Of Newton-upon-Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married (1) unknown; (2) Jean (Hutchison) Doig.

1. David ¹ Doig , llevado 1675/85 en Escocia; 1780/89 muerto en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia. Él casó Ana ( Campbell ) Doig, abt llevado 1714 en Escocia.

Notas para David Doig

Él puede ser el David bautizó 8 DEC 1677 en Forfar, hijo de Francis Doig e Isabel Lyon. Vea el archivo DAVE1620 AQUÍ.

En 1740 David era el profesor en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia. En 1747 £40 era pagado para el sueldo de dos años a David Doig, profesor. Otra vez lo designaron profesor el 10 de de junio de de 1749. En 1756 él era amo de la escuela de la gramática. El 11 de oct de 1756 lo admitieron como concejal en Maybole.

David murió en la edad 104 en Maybole en el 1780s.

"el Rev. Wright describe Maybole según lo situado en un canto de la alta tierra con una exposición del sur fina y provisto amplio de agua excelente de muchos resortes y pozos. Él atribuye a la salud excelente del décimo octavo townsfolk del siglo a la situación y a los buenos abastecimientos de agua y menciona que Sr. David Doig, profesor en la ciudad y una mujer también dentro del burgh ambos muertos en el 1780s envejecido 104 y 105 años respectivamente. Él también registra eso en 1790 allí era diez personas que viven dentro de la ciudad que combinó edades excedió 900 años, así que Maybole debe haber sido un lugar muy sano y observado para la longevidad de su townsfolk en esos días. La población de la parroquia había aumentado a cerca de 3.000 antes de 1792 del total de 2.058 registrados en el Dr. Webster en 1755, absolutamente un aumento grande en cuarenta años." Maybole, los hechos de Carrick, la ficción y la gente capitales por James T. Gray, Alloway que publicaba, Ayr. First publicaron 1972. Capítulo 5. Vea también el capítulo 8 para el sueldo.

Los niños de David Doig y Ana Campbell eran como sigue:

2 i Cristiano ² Doig , llevado el 14 de mayo 1736 en Edimburgo Midlothian, de Escocia. Notas: El expediente del nacimiento lee: "a Sr. David Doig, profesor, y Ana Campbell, ADN [ hija nombrada ]: Cristiano, W [ testigos ]: James Gibb, schollmr., y Andrew Martin, librero, llevado este día."

+ 3 ii David ² Doig , llevado el 15 de febrero de 1740 en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia; bautizado el 17 de febrero de 1740 en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia; muerto el 11 de enero de 1819 de Neutonio-sobre-Ayr, Ayr, Escocia. Él casó (1) desconocido; (2) Jean ( Hutchison ) Doig.

Generation 2

3. David² Doig (David¹), born 15 Feb 1740 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 17 Feb 1740 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 11 Jan 1819 Of Newton-upon-Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. He married (1) unknown; (2) on 9 May 1789 in Scotland Jean (Hutchison) Doig, born 1757 in Galston, Ayr, Scotland; christened 16 Oct 1757 in Galston, Ayr, Scotland; died 23 Nov 1822 in Main Street, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; buried 27 Nov 1822 in Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland, daughter of Hugh Hutchison Esq. and Janet (Smith) Hutchison.

Notes for David Doig

Witnesses to David's christening were William Blair and Robert Alexander.

[It is presumed that David was previously married before Jean Hutchison by his age and the appearance of two older Doig girls in the area.]

David was the schoolmaster and postmaster in Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland. He was appointed postmaster on 13 Aug 1792.

The testament of David Doig, Residing at Newton-Upon-Ayr, husband of Jean Hutchison, was recorded 7 Aug 1819 in the Glasgow Sheriff Court. Original document: Page 1, Page 2. Transcription follows:

Inventory of David Doig, Glasgow (page 647-8):

At Glasgow the seventh day of August 1819, Compeared James Monteath Writer in Glasgow and gave in the Inventory & Letter produced herewith, whereof the Inventory follows.

Inventory of the personal estate of David Doig residing in Newtown upon Ayr who died on the eleventh day of January 1819, with Interest due on principal sums at that date. -

Primo. Cash in the Ayr Bank including interest up to the 11 January 1819 --- £350.4.10.

2nd. Arrears of rent and Feu duties due from three parks at Maybole at Martinmas 1818 --- 16.0.0.

3rd. The deceased's household furniture Bed and Table linen Plate & o. to which the deceased's Widow has a right under her Contract of Marriage Inventoried & Valued by George Campbell licensed Appraiser in Ayr conform to Inventory & Appt. dated 20th March 1819 --- 122.10.0.

Total --- £487.14.10.

Exclusive of certain funds & effects which the deceased was possessed of or entitled to as Trustee for others and not beneficially.

At Ayr the seventh day of July 1819. In presence of Alexander Murdoch Esquire one of his Majesty's Trustees of the peace for Ayrshire appeared William Doig youngest son and one of the Executors of the deceased David Doig who being solemnly sworn & interrogated Depones that the said David Doig died upon the 11th day of January 1819, and the Deponent has entered upon the management and possession of the deceased's personal estate as one of the Executors nominated by him in a Disposition and Deed of Settlement executed by him upon the 25th day of October 1815, registered in the Sheriff Court Books of Ayr the 16th day of January 1819, an extract whereof is now exhibited and signed by the Deponent and said Justice of the Peace as relative hereto. That the Deponent does not know of any settlement or writing relative to the disposal of the deceased's personal Estate or Effects or any part of them other than that now exhibited and an Antinuptual Contract of Marriage executed by the said deceased David Doig and Jean Hutchison his widow who has survived him under which she has a right to the deceased's Household furniture and other articles comprehended in No. 3 of the foregoing inventory. That the said inventory signed by the Deponent and the said Justice of the Peace as relative hereto is a full and complete Inventory of the personal Estate and Effects of the said deceased David Doig wheresoever situated and belonging or due to him beneficially at the time of his death insofar as the same has come to the Deponent's knowledge and that the value of the said Estate situated in Scotland is of the value of Four hundred pounds Sterling and under Five hundred pounds Sterling. All which is truth as he shall answer to God.

(Signed Wm. Doig Archibald Murdoch & No.)

The settlement referred to in the foregoing Depone is recorded in the Sheriff Court Books of Ayr on the 16th January 1819.

Note: In 1832 the population of Maybole was 6,287.

Notes for Jean Hutchison

Jean's uncle, Alexander Hutcheson of Southfield; recorded his testament 12 Mar 1789 at the Glasgow Sheriff Court, proved in favor of his brother Hugh Hutcheson (Jean's father) who left the property to Hugh Doig (Jean's son). Original document: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3

Jean's father, Hugh Hutcheson of Southfield; testament recorded 6 Sept 1813 in the Glasgow Commissary Court, leaving property to Hugh Doig. Original document: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5.

The testament and inventory of Jean Doig, alias Hutchison, widow of David Doig of Welltrees residing in Maybole, was recorded 30 Mar 1824 in the Ayr Sheriff Court. Original document: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5. Transcription follows:

Inventory of the Umquale Mrs. Jean Doig, Ayr (pages 73-81):

At Ayr the thirteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and twenty four years Compeared Walter Andrews after designed who produced inventory of the personal estate of the deceased Mrs. Jean Hutchison alias Doig after designed, and also an extract of the Trust Disposition and Settlement of the defunct and of which Inventory and Extract Trust Disposition and Settlement the tenor follows.

Inventory of the Personal Estate of Mrs. Jean Hutchison alias Doig residing in Maybole relict of the deceased David Doig of Welltrees who died on the 23rd day of November 1822, with interest on principal sums up to that date.

1st Arrear of Jointure due to the decreased by the heirs of her husband as follows viz.

To Balance of Jointure due 15 May 1819 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from 15 May till 23 November 1822, 3 years 6 months & 8 days --- 1, 16, 6½

To Balance of Jointure due 12 November 1819 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 23 November 1822, 3 years & 11 days --- 1, 11, 3½

To Balance of Jointure due 15 May 1820 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 23 November 1822, 2 years 6 months & 8 days --- 1, 6, ½

To Balance of Jointure due 12 November 1820 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 23 November 1822, 2 years & 11 days --- 1, 0, 11½

To Balance of Jointure due 15 May 1821 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 23 November 1822, 1 year 6 months & 8 days --- 0, 15, 8½

To Balance of Jointure due 12 November 1821 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 12 November 1822, 1 year & 11 days --- 0, 10, 7½

To Balance of Jointure due 15 May 1822 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 12 November 1822, 6 months & 8 days --- 0, 5, ½

To Balance of Jointure due 12 November 1822 --- 10, 6, 6

Interest from that date till 23 same month, 11 days --- 0, 0, 3½

To Balance of Jointure due 15 May 1823 to which Mrs. Doig was entitled to uplift --- 10, 6, 6

2nd debts due to the decreased supposed to be good --- 7, 6, 10 --- total 100, 5, 10

Andrew Bowman Crosstonhill --- 6, 7, 10

William Black smith Maybole --- 7, 10, 0

William M'Kail wright Maybole --- 10, 0, 0

Peter Smith laborer Maybole --- 1, 17, 0

William Martin Barclye --- 4, 0, 0

J. M. Kaillester Barclye --- 1, 10, 0

J. M'Bride --- 1, 5, 0

Total --- 32, 9, 10

3rd The deceased's Household furniture Bed and Table Linen and Sheets per inventory and valuation by Mr. John Haswell dated 5 Feby 1823 --- 31, 11, 0

Total --- £164, 6, 2

Signed W. Andrews, Well Eaton

At Ayr the thirteenth day of March eighteen hundred and twenty four years In presence of William Eaton Esquire Deputy Commissary for Ayrshire Appeared Walter Andrews, Writer in Maybole One of the Trustees Nominated and appointed by the deceased Jean Hutchison alias Doig widow of the deceased David Doig of Welltrees who being solemnly sworn and interrogated on oath Depones that the deceased Jean Doig died on the twenty third day of November eighteen hundred and twenty two and the Deponent and James Fergusson Esqr Advocate and John Ronald farmer in Mackailston have since entered on the management of the defuncts personal moveable estate for behoof of and as Trustees for Janet Smith Doig spouse to William Bell student of medicine in Edinburgh, Ann Doig spouse of John McCrorie farmer in Attiquin and John and William Doig Merchants in Lima her children in virtue of a Trust Disposition and Settlement executed in their favor of date the fifth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty one and recorded in the Sheriff Court Books of Ayrshire the fifth day of December eighteen hundred and twenty two conform to Extract thereof herewith exhibited that the Deponent knows of no Testamentary Disposition and Settlement or other deed or writing executed by the defunct regulating the disposal of her effects than the Trust Disposition and Settlement above noticed. Depones that the foregoing Inventory which is subscribed by the Deponent and Commissary is a full and complete Inventory of the personal estate and effects of the said deceased Jean Hutchison or Doig situated and belonging or due beneficially to the deceased at the time of her death in so far as the same hath come to the knowledge of the deponent; and that the value of said estate situated as aforesaid is of the value of One hundred pounds Sterling and under the value of Two hundred pounds Sterling. All which is truth as the Deponent shall answer to God.

Signed W. Andrews, Will Easton.

At Ayr the fifth day of December in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty two in presence of Archibald Bell Esquire Advocate Sheriff Depute of Ayrshire compeared Alexander Smith writer in Ayr as procurator for Mrs. Jean Hutchison alias Doig after designed and gave in the Trust Disposition and Settlement after copied to be registered in the Sheriff Court Books of Ayr conform to the clause of registration therein mentioned which desire the said judge found reasonable and ordained the same to be registered accordingly whereof the tenor follows; I Jean Hutchison alias Doig residing in Ayr and relict of the deceased David Doig of Welltrees considering that by contract of marriage entered into between me and the said deceased David Doig bearing date the ninth day of May seventeen hundred and eighty nine the said David Doig inter alia in case of my surviving him, Bound and Obliged himself his heirs successors whatsoever to pay to me the said Jean Hutchison alias Doig a free yearly jointure or annuity of Fifty Pounds Sterling during all the days of my life & that at two terms in the year Martinmas and Whitsunday by equal portions beginning the first terms payment at the first of these terms that shall happen after the death of the said David Doig for the half year preceding, and so to continue the payment thereof termly during my life with a fifth part more of each terms payment in case of failure or non punctual payment and the lawful interest of the said termly payments from the time the same should fall due till paid; and the said David Doig did by said Contract of Marriage farther assign and dispone to me the said Jean Hutchison the whole household furniture heirship moveables included which he should be possessed of at his death with full power to me the said Jean Hutchison to intromit therewith and dispose thereof at pleasure, as the said Contract of Marriage of the date aforesaid and containing sundry other clauses more fully bears; and also considering that the whole estate of my deceased husband does not produce yearly the said sum of Fifty Pounds Sterling but that there was a Martinmas last eighteen hundred and twenty one a sum due me of sixty three pounds nine shillings Sterling per account thereof subscribed by me as relative hereto, and at my death there will be a farther deficiency all which sums as accumulated at my decease with the interest due thereon should & ought to form a claim against the heirs and heritable estate of my said deceased husband, and for the purpose of having this done in the manner aforementioned and being resolved to settle all my worldly affairs so as to prevent disputes after my death and having full confidence in the persons afternamed for the purposes herein after declared; Therefore I have Disponed assigned conveyed and made over as I by these presents and for the uses and purposes aforementioned assign dispone convey and make over from me my heirs and successors to and in favor of John Doig my eldest son now in life, William Doig, my youngest son, if either of them are in the United Kingdom at the time of my death, and altho they are out of the Kingdom at my death they shall have power to act when they return to it. James Fergusson Esquire of Crosshill Advocate, William Adair Goudie Surgeon in Maybole and Walter Andrews Writer there, and the Acceptor or Acceptors of them and survivor or survivors of them whom failing to such other person or persons as shall be assumed named and appointed by them or the survivor of them pursuant to the powers herein after committed to them All and sundry lands heritages dispositions in security heritable Bonds Adjudications Tacks Steadings and possessions presently belonging or which shall belong to me at the time of my death with the whole rents and evidents thereof, and also all debts sums of money due or owing or which shall be addebted and owing to me at the time of my decease by any person or persons whatever by Bonds Bills Promissory Notes Receipts Accounts or any other manner of way, Together with the whole goods and gear and every other heritable and moveable real and personal estate presently belonging or which shall happen to belong to me at the time of my death with the whole vouchers and instructions thereof conceived in favor of me my predecessors and authors and particularly and without prejudice to the aforesaid generality in and to the sum that may be due by the heirs of my late husband at my death arising from the deficiency by the rents and others of the subjects belonging to my said deceased husband as inadequate to pay the jointure of Fifty Pounds Sterling contracted to be paid by the foresaid Contract of Marriage with full power to my said Trustees to accumulate and secure the same as after mentioned or in any other way they may deem proper for the purposes after expressed - Excepting always from the disposition my whole household furniture bed and table linen silver plate lying money Bank Notes Gold and Silver coined and uncoined Horses Cattle Sheep and other live stock which I hereby assign and convey to my youngest daughter Janet Smith Doig expressly excluding her brothers and sisters should she survive me but in the event of her predeceasing me and without heirs of her Body then and in that case the whole furniture and others disponed in favor of the said Janet Smith Doig shall be disponed by my said Trustees and the proceeds thereof divided as after directed; but declaring always that these presents are granted for the uses and purposes after mentioned - that at my death or as soon thereafter as may be and in case the said Janet Smith Doig shall have predeceased me and without having lawful issue my said Trustees before named or the acceptor or acceptors survivor or survivors of them whom failing such other person or persons as shall be assumed named and appointed by them shall dispose of the whole furniture and effects of which I may die possessed and before conveyed to the said Janet Smith Doig in case of her surviving me, and shall divide the proceeds arising therefrom after deducting all my just and lawful debts deathbed and funeral charges and other necessary expenses among my surviving children viz: Anne Doig or McCorie spouse of John McCroie in Attiquin, William Doig my youngest son and John Doig my eldest surviving son failing either of whom by death before me without lawful issue then the share falling to the deceaser shall be divided equally among the persons before named surviving; But in case any of them predeceasing shall leave lawful issue then the share belonging to him or her shall be divided among his or her respective issue share and share alike; And farther my said Trustees at my death shall accumulate the sum due by the heirs of my late husband into a principal sum and for the same and the interest due thereon shall take an heritable security over the property conveyed in trust by the said David Doig to the said John and William Doig for behoof of themselves and their sisters and their heirs, and the interest arising from such Bond or from the sum due me as accumulated, my said Trustees shall termly and yearly pay over to the said Janet Smith Doig should she survive me and remain unmarried; but should she marry then my said Trustees are hereby directed to uplift said money and divide the same equally among my whole children viz: the said Janet Smith Doig, Anne Doig or McCrorie, William Doig and the said John Doig or their heirs should either of them be dead and have left lawful issue; But in the event of the said Janet Smith Doig continuing unmarried then she is to receive the interest of said accumulated sum during all the days of her life and at her death my said Trustees shall uplift and divide the same among my children before named the share of any of them predeceasing bring to be divided among his or her lawful issue should there be any and if not among the person or persons before named surviving; But declaring always as it is hereby specially provided and declared that any share of my means and estate falling to the said John Doig and his heirs shall not be liable to the diligence of Creditors - If my said Trustees or the survivor of them shall think it necessary to take the assistance of any other person in the management of this Trust I hereby authorize and empower them or the survivor or acceptor or acceptors to assume name and appoint such person or persons for that purpose as they or he shall think proper and the person so to be named by my said Trustees or the survivor of them shall be as fully invested with the right of the whole subjects hereby conveyed and all the powers committed to the Trustees before named as if they had been named by those presents - And lastly for rendering these presents the more effectual I hereby nominate and appoint the said John and William Doig James Fergusson Esquire William Adair Goudie and Walter Andrews and the acceptor or acceptors survivor or survivors of them and other person or persons that may be assumed in virtue of the powers before expressed to be my sole Executor or Executors and universal Legators or Legator for the uses and purposes before expressed hereby declaring all others from that office with power to them or the acceptor or survivor as aforesaid expede confirmation and all other letters that may be necessary and declaring that my said Trustees shall not be bound to the diligence in solidum but only for their own actual intromissions, Reserving power to myself at any time of my life or even on deathbed to after innovate or revoke these presents in whole or in part as I shall see cause, but declaring that the same so far as not altered by me shall be valid and effectual tho found lying by me undelivered or in the custody of any Trustee or any other person to whom I may entrust the same with the delivery whereof I have Dispone for ever; And I consent to the Registration hereof of the Books of Council and Session or others competent therein to remain for preservation and thereto Constitute the said Alexander Smith writer in Ayr my prors In witness thereof these presents written on this and the two preceding pages of stamped paper by Walter Andrews writer in Maybole are subscribed by me at Maybole this fifth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty one before the witnesses Thomas Brackenridge residing in Maybole and the said Walter Andrews - signed - Jean Doig Tho. Brackenridge - Witness Walter Andrews - Witness

Follows Codicil - I Jean Hutchison, etc. [Includes replacement of deceased Trustee and payment of debts owing.]

Children of David Doig were as follows:

+ 4 i Elizabeth³ Doig, born abt 1778 in Scotland. She married James Smith.

Children of David Doig and Jean Hutchison were as follows:

+ 5 i Jean³ Doig, born 1788/89 in Scotland; died 7 Mar 1836 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; buried 9 Mar 1836 in Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. She married (1) Alexander McAdam; (2) William Train.

+ 6 ii Hugh³ Doig Esq., born 26 May 1790 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 1816 Of Southfield, Dalry, Ayr, Scotland. He married Charlotte Hughes (Niven) Doig.

+ 7 iii John³ Doig, born 24 Jun 1792 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. He married (1) Mercedes (Astigarraga) Doig; (2) Maria de los Dolores (Baraona-Rioja) Doig.

+ 8 iv Ann Campbell³ Doig, born 24 Mar 1794 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 20 Mar 1872 in Miller Road, Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. She married John McCrorie.

9 v Janet Smith³ Doig, born abt 1796 in Scotland. She married (1) on 1 Jun 1823 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland James McDougal, born abt 1796 in Scotland; (2) in 1823/24 in Scotland William Bell; (3) on 9 Feb 1841 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland John Osburn, born abt 1796 in Scotland. Notes: The marriage to William Bell is mentioned in the settlement of Janet's mother's estate in 1824. The other two marriages are presumed based on age and location. MARRIAGE: Both were listed from Maybole Parish. MARRIAGE: Both were listed from Maybole Parish.

10 vi William³ Doig, born 10 Jul 1798 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died in South America. Notes: William (Guillermo) arrived in Peru some years after his brother. He finally immigrated to Chile.

3. David ² Doig (David ¹ ), llevado el 15 de febrero de 1740 en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia; bautizado el 17 de febrero de 1740 en Maybole, Ayr, Escocia; muerto el 11 de enero de 1819 de Neutonio-sobre-Ayr, Ayr, Escocia. Él casó (1) desconocido; (2) el 9 de mayo de 1789 en Escocia Jean ( Hutchison ) Doig, llevado 1757 en Galston, Ayr, Escocia; bautizado el 16 de oct de 1757 en Galston, Ayr, Escocia; muerto el 23 de nov 1822 en calle principal Maybole, Ayr, de Escocia; enterrado el 27 de nov de 1822 en Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Escocia, la hija de Hugh Hutchison Esq. y Janet (Smith) Hutchison.

Notas para David Doig

Los testigos a David que bautizaban eran Guillermo Blair y Roberto Alexander.

[ se presume que David fue casado previamente antes de Jean Hutchison por su edad y el aspecto de dos más viejas muchachas de Doig en el área. ]

David era el profesor y el postmaster en Maybole, Ayrshire, Escocia. Lo designaron postmaster el 13 de agosto de 1792.

Inventario de David Doig, Glasgow (página 647-8):

En Glasgow el séptimo día de agosto de 1819, escritor de Compeared James Monteath en Glasgow y dio en el inventario y la letra producida adjunto, whereof el inventario sigue.

Inventario del estado personal de David Doig que reside en Newtown sobre Ayr que murió en el undécimo día de enero de 1819, con el interés debido en sumas principales en esa fecha. -

Primo. Cobre adentro el banco de Ayr incluyendo interés hasta el 11 de enero de 1819 --- £350.4.10.

2do. Atrasos del alquiler y de los deberes de Feu debidos a partir de tres parques en Maybole en Martinmas 1818 --- 16,0,0.

3ro. La placa del lino de la cama y de tabla de los muebles de la casa del difunto y el o. a el cual la viuda del difunto tiene una derecha bajo su contrato de la unión Inventoried y la valoró por el tasador licenciado Campbell de George en Ayr se conforman con el inventario y Appt. anticuados la 20 de marcha 1819 --- de 122,10,0.

Total --- £487.14.10.

Exclusiva de ciertos fondos y de los efectos de los cuales poseyeron o fueron dado derecho al difunto como a administrador para otros y no no beneficioso.

En Ayr el séptimo día de julio de 1819. En la presencia de Alexander Murdoch Esquire uno de los administradores de su majestad de la paz para Ayrshire apareció el hijo más joven de Guillermo Doig y uno de los ejecutores del David difunto Doig que que era jurado solemnemente y interrogó a Depones que el David dicho Doig muerto sobre el 11mo día de enero de 1819, y el Deponent ha entrado en sobre la gerencia y la posesión del estado personal del difunto como uno de los ejecutores nominó por él en una disposición y un hecho del establecimiento ejecutados por él sobre el 25to día de octubre de 1815, registrado en los libros de la corte del sheriff de Ayr el décimosexto día de enero de 1819, un extracto whereof ahora es exhibido y firmado por el Deponent y justicia dicha de la paz como pariente a esto. Que el Deponent no sabe de ningún establecimiento o escritura concerniente a la disposición del estado personal del difunto o de efectos o de cualquier parte de ellos con excepción de ése ahora exhibido y de un contrato de Antinuptual de la unión se ejecutó por el David difunto dicho Doig y Jean Hutchison su viuda que ha sobrevivido él debajo de cuál ella tiene una derecha a los muebles de la casa del difunto y a otros artículos comprendidos en No. 3 del inventario precedente. Que el inventario dicho firmó por el Deponent y la justicia dicha de la paz pues el pariente a esto es un inventario completo y completo del estado personal y de los efectos del wheresoever difunto dicho de David Doig situado y que pertenece o debido a él beneficioso a la hora de su muerte en cuanto igual ha venido al conocimiento del Deponent y que el valor del estado dicho situado en Escocia está del valor cuatro cientos esterlina y bajo cinco cientos esterlina. Todo que es verdad pues él contestará al dios.

(Wm. Firmado Doig Archibald Murdoch Y No.)

El establecimiento mencionado en el Depone precedente se registra en los libros de la corte del sheriff de Ayr el 16 de enero de 1819.

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Niño de un hermano posible:

Janet Doak bautizó el 13 de agosto de 1775 en Maybole, Ayr, hija de Juan Doak y Margaret McColm. Solamente el niño y ninguna unión enumeraron, el sugerir ilegítimo. Los apellidos de Doig y de Doak eran permutables en la región de Ayr.

Nota: En 1832 la población de Maybole era 6.287.

Notas para Jean Hutchison

Inventario de la señora Jean Doig, Ayr (páginas de Umquale 73-81):

En Ayr el décimotercer día de marcha mil ocho cientos y veinte cuatro años de Compeared Walter Andrews después de diseñado quién produjo el inventario del estado personal de la señora difunta Jean Hutchison alias Doig después de diseñado, y también un extracto la disposición de la confianza y establecimiento del difunto y de qué disposición y del establecimiento de la confianza del inventario y del extracto sigue el tenor.

El inventario del estado personal de señora Jean Hutchison alias Doig que reside en el relict de Maybole del David difunto Doig de Welltrees que murió en el 23ro día de noviembre de 1822, con interés en principal resume a esa fecha.

1r Atraso de Jointure debido a disminuido por los herederos de su marido como sigue viz.

Al balance de Jointure el 15 de mayo debido 1819 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés del 15 de mayo labra el 23 de noviembre de 1822, 3 años 6 meses y 8 días --- 1, 16, 6½

Al balance de Jointure el 12 de noviembre debido 1819 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 23 de noviembre de 1822, 3 años y 11 días --- 1, 11, 3½

Al balance de Jointure el 15 de mayo debido 1820 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 23 de noviembre de 1822, 2 años 6 meses y 8 días --- 1, 6, ½

Al balance de Jointure el 12 de noviembre debido 1820 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 23 de noviembre de 1822, 2 años y 11 días --- 1, 0, 11½

Al balance de Jointure el 15 de mayo debido 1821 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 23 de noviembre de 1822, 1 año 6 meses y 8 días --- 0, 15, 8½

Al balance de Jointure el 12 de noviembre debido 1821 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 12 de noviembre de 1822, 1 año y 11 días --- 0, 10, 7½

Al balance de Jointure el 15 de mayo debido 1822 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra el 12 de noviembre de 1822, 6 meses y 8 días --- 0, 5, ½

Al balance de Jointure el 12 de noviembre debido 1822 --- 10 6, de 6

El interés a partir de esa fecha labra 23 mismos meses, 11 días --- 0, 0, 3½

Al balance de Jointure el 15 de mayo debido de 1823 a el cual dieron derecho señora Doig al levantamiento --- 10, 6, 6

2das deudas debido al disminuido supuesto ser buen --- 7, 6, 10 --- total 100, 5, 10

Andrew Bowman Crosstonhill --- 6, 7, 10

Forjador negro Maybole --- 7, 10, 0 de Guillermo

Wright Maybole --- 10, 0, 0 de Guillermo M'Kail

Laborer Maybole --- 1, 17, 0 de Peter Smith

Guillermo Martin Barclye --- 4, 0, 0

J. M. Kaillester Barclye --- 1, 10, 0

J. M'Bride --- 1, 5, 0

Total --- 32, 9, 10

3ro La cama de los muebles de la casa del difunto y el lino y las hojas de tabla por inventario y la valuación de Sr. Juan Haswell fecharon 5 Feby 1823 --- 31, 11, 0

Total --- £164, 6, 2

W. Firmado Andrews, Eaton Bien

En Ayr el décimotercer día de marcha dieciocho cientos y veinte cuatro años en la presencia de diputado Commissary de Guillermo Eaton Esquire para Ayrshire aparecieron Walter Andrews, escritor en Maybole uno de los administradores nominados y designados por la viuda difunta de Jean Hutchison alias Doig del David difunto Doig de Welltrees que solemnemente siendo jurado e interrogado en el juramento Depones que los difuntos Jean Doig murieron en el tercer día veinte de noviembre a dieciocho cientos y veinte dos y el granjero al Deponent y del abogado y a Juan Ronald de James Fergusson Esqr en Mackailston tenga puesto que entrado en la gerencia del estado movible personal de los defuncts para el behoof y como de administradores para el esposo de Janet Smith Doig al estudiante de Guillermo Bell de la medicina en Edimburgo, esposo de Ana Doig del granjero de Juan McCrorie en Attiquin y Comerciantes de Juan y de Guillermo Doig en Lima sus niños en virtud de una disposición y de un establecimiento de la confianza se ejecutaron en su favor de la fecha el quinto día de mayo dieciocho cientos y veinte uno y registrado en los libros de la corte del sheriff de Ayrshire el quinto día de diciembre dieciocho cientos y veinte dos se conforma con el extracto de eso adjunto exhibido que el Deponent sabe de ninguna disposición testamentary y el establecimiento o el otro hecho o escritura se ejecutaron por el difunto regulando la disposición de ella los efectos que la disposición y el establecimiento de la confianza sobre notado. Depones que el inventario precedente que es suscrito por el Deponent y el comisario es un inventario completo y completo del estado personal y de los efectos del Jean difunto dicho Hutchison o Doig situados y el pertenecer o deuda beneficioso a los difuntos a la hora de su muerte adentro en cuanto el mismo hath viene al conocimiento del deponent; y que el valor del estado dicho situado como antedicho está del valor cientos esterlina y bajo valor doscientos esterlina. Todo que es verdad pues el Deponent contestará al dios.

W. Firmado Andrews, Voluntad Easton.

En Ayr el quinto día de diciembre en el año mil ocho cientos y veinte dos en la presencia del sheriff del abogado de Archibald Bell Esquire diputan de Ayrshire compeared a escritor de Alexander Smith en Ayr como procurator para señora Jean Hutchison alias Doig después de que estén diseñados y dieron en la disposición de la confianza y el establecimiento después de copiado para ser colocado en los libros de la corte del sheriff de Ayr se conforma con la cláusula del registro en esto mencionada qué deseo el juez dicho encontró razonable y ordained igual que se colocará por consiguiente whereof el tenor sigue; I Jean Hutchison alias Doig que reside en Ayr y el relict del David difunto Doig de Welltrees que considera que por el contrato de la unión entró en entre mí y la fecha difunta dicha del cojinete de David Doig el noveno día de mayo diecisiete cientos y ochenta nueve el inter alia dicho de David Doig en caso de que de mi sobrevivir él, límite y obligado sus sucesores de los herederos cualesquiera para pagarme al Jean dicho Hutchison alias Doig un jointure o una anualidad anual libre cincuenta esterlina durante todos los días de mi vida y que en dos términos en el año Martinmas y Whitsunday por las porciones iguales que comienzan el primer pago de los términos en las primeras de estos términos eso suceda después de la muerte del David dicho Doig por el medio año que precede, y continuar tan el pago de eso termly durante mi vida con una quinto parte más de cada pago de los términos en caso de que de falta o del pago no puntual y del interés legal termly de los pagos dichos a partir del tiempo iguales bajen deuda hasta que estén pagada; y el David dicho Doig hizo por el contrato dicho de la unión me asigna más lejos y dispone el Jean dicho Hutchison los muebles enteros del heirship de los muebles de la casa incluidos que él debe ser poseído en de su muerte con plenos poderes a mí el Jean dicho Hutchison al intromit therewith y disponer de eso en el placer, como el contrato dicho de la unión de la fecha antedicha y de contener diverso otros osos de las cláusulas más completamente; y también la consideración de que el estado entero de mi marido difunto no produce anualmente la suma dicha cincuenta esterlina pero que había un último de Martinmas dieciocho cientos y veinte uno una suma debida yo de sesenta tres libras nueve shillings de esterlina por cuenta de eso suscribió por mí como pariente a esto, y en mi muerte allí será una deficiencia más lejana toda que suma como acumulado en mi decease con el interés debido sobre eso debe y ought formar una demanda contra los herederos y el estado hereditario de mi marido difunto dicho, y con el fin de tener esto hecha en la manera ya mencionada y que es resuelta para colocar todos mis worldly asuntos para prevenir conflictos después de mi muerte y del tener confianza completa en las personas afternamed para los propósitos adjunto después de declarado; Por lo tanto hago Disponed asignado transportar y el excedente hecho como I por éstos presenta y para las aplicaciones y los propósitos ya mencionados asigna dispone transporta y hace excedente de mí a mis herederos y sucesores y en el favor de Juan Doig mi más viejo hijo a ahora de la vida, de Guillermo Doig, de mi hijo más joven, si cualquiera de ellos está en el reino unido a la hora de mi muerte, y del altho que están fuera del reino en mi muerte tendrán energía de actuar cuando le vuelven. James Fergusson Esquire del abogado de Crosshill, cirujano de Guillermo Adair Goudie en Maybole y escritor de Walter Andrews allí, y el aceptador o los aceptadores de ellos y sobreviviente o los sobrevivientes de ellos que que fallaban a tal otra persona o las personas como será asumido nombró y designó por ellos o el sobreviviente de ellos conforme a las energías adjunto después de que estuvo confiado a ellas disposiciones de las herencias de las tierras del todos sin excepción en las tachuelas hereditarias Steadings de los juicios de los enlaces de la seguridad y las posesiones que pertenecían actualmente o que pertenecerá a mí a la hora de mi muerte con los alquileres enteros y los evidents de eso, y también todas las sumas de las deudas de dinero debidas o que debían o que serán addebted y debido a mí en la época de mi decease de cualquier persona o las personas lo que por cuentas de los recibos de las notas promisorias de las cuentas de los enlaces o cualquier otra manera de la manera, junto con las mercancías y el engranaje entero y cada otro estado verdadero y personal hereditario y movible que pertenecen actualmente o cuál sucederá pertenecer a mí a la hora de mi muerte con los vales enteros y de las instrucciones de eso concebidas en el favor de mí mis precursores y autores y particularmente y sin prejuicio alguno para la generalidad antedicha en y a la suma que puede ser debida por los herederos de mi último marido en mi muerte que se presenta de la deficiencia por los alquileres y otros de los temas que pertenecen a mi dicho difunto marido mientras que inadecuado pagar el jointure cincuenta esterlina contraído para ser pagado por el contrato susodicho de la unión con plenos poderes a mis administradores dichos de acumular y de asegurar igual que después de que esté mencionado o de cualquier otra manera que puedan juzgar apropiados para los propósitos después de que esté expresado - exceptuar siempre de la disposición mis billetes de banco de mentira enteros oro y plata del dinero de la placa de la plata del lino de la cama y de tabla de los muebles de la casa acuñó y uncoined las ovejas de los ganados de los caballos y la otra acción viva que asigno y transporto por este medio a mi hija más joven Janet Smith Doig expreso excepto sus hermanos y hermanas debe ella sobrevivir yo pero en el acontecimiento de ella predeceasing me y sin los herederos de su cuerpo entonces y en ese caso los muebles enteros y otros disponed en el favor del Janet dicho Smith Doig serán disponed por mis administradores dichos y los ingresos de eso se dividieron como después de dirigido; pero declarar siempre que estos presentes están concedidos para las aplicaciones y los propósitos después de mencionado que en mi muerte o tan pronto después de eso como puede ser y en caso de que el Janet dicho Smith Doig tenga predeceased me y sin tener edición legal mis administradores dichos antes de que estuvo nombrado o el aceptador o los aceptadores sobreviviente o sobrevivientes de ellas que que fallaban a otra persona o personas tal como será asumido nombrara y designara por ellas disponga de los muebles y de los efectos enteros de los cuales puedo morir poseído y antes de transportado al Janet dicho Smith Doig en caso de que de ella el sobrevivir, y divida los ingresos que se presentan therefrom después de deducir todas mis justas y legales deudas deathbed y del entierro y otros costos necesarios entre mis niños que sobrevivían las cargas viz: Esposo de Anne Doig o de McCorie de Juan McCroie en Attiquin, Guillermo Doig mi hijo más joven y Juan Doig mi más viejo hijo que sobrevive que falla cualquiera quién por muerte antes de que me sin la edición legal entonces la parte que baja al deceaser dividan igualmente entre las personas antes de sobrevivir nombrado; Pero en caso de que cualquiera de ellas predeceasing dejen la edición legal entonces la parte que pertenece a él o ella será dividida entre su o su parte respectiva de la edición y parte igualmente; Y mis administradores dichos en mi muerte acumularán más lejos la suma debida por los herederos de mi último marido en una suma principal y para igual y el interés debidos sobre eso llevará una seguridad hereditaria sobre la característica transportada en confianza por el David dicho Doig el Juan y el Guillermo dichos Doig para el behoof de sí mismos y sus hermanas y sus herederos, y el interés que se presenta de tal enlace o de la suma debida yo según lo acumulado, mis administradores dichos termly y paga anual encima al Janet dicho Smith Doig si ella sobrevive yo y sigue siendo soltera; pero si ella entonces casa dirigen a mis administradores dichos por este medio al dinero dicho levantamiento y dividir igual igualmente entre mis niños enteros viz: el Janet dicho Smith Doig, Anne Doig o McCrorie, Guillermo Doig y el Juan dicho Doig o sus herederos si cualquiera de ellos es muerta y ha dejado la edición legal; Pero en el acontecimiento de la continuación dicha de Janet Smith Doig soltera entonces ella debe recibir el interés de la suma acumulada dicha durante todos los días de su vida y en su muerte mis administradores dichos elevarán y dividirán igual entre mis niños antes de que estén nombrados la parte de cualesquiera de ellos predeceasing traen para ser divididos entre su o su edición legal debe allí ser cualquiera y si no entre la persona o las personas antes de sobrevivir nombrado; Pero declarando siempre como se proporciona por este medio y se declara especialmente que ninguna parte de mis medios y estado que bajan al Juan dicho Doig y sus herederos no serán obligados a la diligencia de acreedores - si a mis administradores dichos o el sobreviviente de ellos la pensará necesaria para tomar la ayuda de cualquier otra persona en la gerencia de esta confianza que autorizo y que autorizo por este medio los o el sobreviviente o el aceptador o los aceptadores para asumir nombre y a designar a tal persona o personas para ese propósito que ellas o él piensen a apropiado y a persona así que ser nombrado por mis administradores dichos o el sobreviviente de ellos esté según lo invertido completamente con enderece de los temas enteros transportados por este medio y todas las energías confiadas a los administradores antes de nombrado como si esos presentes los hubieran nombrado - y para rendir estos presentes más eficaamente nomino pasado y designo por este medio a Juan y el Guillermo Doig James Fergusson Esquire Guillermo Adair Goudie y el Walter dichos Andrews y el aceptador o los aceptadores sobreviviente o sobrevivientes de ellos y otra persona o personas que puedo ser asumido en la virtud de las energías antes de que esté expresado para ser mi ejecutor o ejecutores únicos y Legators o Legator universal para las aplicaciones y los propósitos antes de expresado por este medio declarando a todos los otras de esa oficina con energía a ellos o el aceptador o el sobreviviente como antedicho expede confirmación y todo otro letra que poder ser necesario y declarar que mi dicho administrador no ser limitar diligencia en solidum pero solamente para su propio real intromissions, reservar energía me en cualquier momento mi vida o aún encendido deathbed después de que innovar o revocar este presente en entero o en parte a medida que yo ver causa, pero declarar ése igual en cuanto no alterar por mí ser válido y eficaz tho encontrar mentir por mí sin entregar o en custodia cualquier administrador o cualquier otro persona quien yo poder confiar igual con entrega whereof yo tener Dispone para siempre; Y consiento al registro de esto de los libros del consejo y la sesión u otras competentes en esto permanecer para la preservación y además constituir al escritor dicho de Alexander Smith en Ayr mis prors en testigo de eso estos presentes escritos en esto y las dos páginas precedentes del papel estampado por el escritor de Walter Andrews en Maybole es suscrita por mí en Maybole este quinto día de mayo dieciocho cientos y veinte uno antes de los testigos Thomas Brackenridge que reside en Maybole y el Walter dicho Andrews - firmado - Jean Doig Tho. Brackenridge - atestigüe Walter Andrews - testigo

Follows Codicil - I Jean Hutchison, etc. [Includes replacement of deceased Trustee and payment of debts owing.]

Children of David Doig were as follows:

+ 4 i Elizabeth³ Doig, born abt 1778 in Scotland. She married James Smith.

Children of David Doig and Jean Hutchison were as follows:

+ 6 ii Hugh³ Doig Esq., born 26 May 1790 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 1816 Of Southfield, Dalry, Ayr, Scotland. He married Charlotte Hughes (Niven) Doig.

+ 7 iii John³ Doig, born 24 Jun 1792 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. He married (1) Mercedes (Astigarraga) Doig; (2) Maria de los Dolores (Baraona-Rioja) Doig.

+ 8 iv Ann Campbell³ Doig, born 24 Mar 1794 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 20 Mar 1872 in Miller Road, Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. She married John McCrorie.

10 vi William³ Doig, born 10 Jul 1798 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died in South America. Notes: William (Guillermo) arrived in Peru some years after his brother. He finally immigrated to Chile. He may also have been a pirate: See notes below for brother John and ownership of a Lefaucheux pistol.

Generation 3

4. Elizabeth³ Doig (David², David¹), born abt 1778 in Scotland. She married James Smith, born abt 1774 in Scotland.

Notes for Elizabeth Doig

[The following link is based on approximate age, location, and a variation of the Scottish naming custom.]

Children of Elizabeth Doig and James Smith were as follows:

11 i Jean⁴ Smith, born 25 Oct 1799 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

12 ii Elizabeth⁴ Smith, born 30 Jun 1801 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

13 iii David⁴ Smith, born 2 Jul 1803 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

14 iv William⁴ Smith, born 27 Apr 1805 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

5. Jean³ Doig (David², David¹), born 1788/89 in Scotland; died 7 Mar 1836 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; buried 9 Mar 1836 in Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. She married (1) Alexander McAdam, born abt 1788 in Scotland; buried 26 Feb 1823 in Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; (2) on 10 Oct 1824 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland William Train, born 1792/93 in Scotland; died 17 Jan 1829 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; buried in Maybole Churchyard, Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

Notes for Jean Doig

[The following link is based on approx. age, location, and a variation of the Scottish naming custom.]

Jean died at age 46. Her death is given in the Maybole parish record as 6 March 1836. Her testament was recorded 19 Apr 1836 in the Ayr Sheriff Court Inventories.

Inventory of Umquale Mrs. Jean Doig or Train, Ayr (pages 668-9)

At Ayr the nineteenth day of April one thousand eight hundred and thirty six years compeared Walter Andrews writer in Maybole who produced inventory of the personal estate of the deceased Jean Doig or Train after designed and of which inventory the tenor follows - Inventory of the personal estate and effects of Jean Doig residing in Maybole widow of the deceased William Train surgeon there who died on the seventh day of March eighteen hundred and thirty six, given up by Alexander McAdam Esquire residing in Castlehill Executor dative of the deceased.

1st The deceased's household furniture valued by Thomas Bell conform to inventory and appraisement dated 11 March 1836 --- 52. 13. 9.

2nd Half year rent of a house occupied by Thomas McMurtrie due at Whitsunday 1836 --- 1. 0. 0.

3rd Years rent of a house occupied by Hugh Hannay due at Whitsunday 1836 --- 1. 10. 0.

4. Debts due as follows viz:

John Doig in Doularg --- £4. 0. 0.

John or James Dryman Humeston Ochiltree --- 4. 0. 8.

5. A silver watch chain and seals in the possession of Samuel Barr dancing master worth £5 but on which no value can be put as it is not likely to be recovered.

6. Borrowed money due by Robert Thomson wright Greenock Five pounds but on which no value can be put.

Total --- £63. 3. 9.

Signed Alexr McAdam Will Eaton --- At Ayr the nineteenth day of April eighteen hundred and thirty six in presence of William Eaton Esquire Commissary Depute of Ayrshire compeared Alexander McAdam Esquire residing in Castlehill who being solemnly sworn and examined depones that Jean Doig or Train widow of the deceased William Train surgeon in Maybole died intestate on the seventh day of March eighteen hundred and thirty six that the Deponent is about to enter upon the session and management of her personal or moveable estate as Executor qua nearest in kin that the Deponent knows of no settlement or other writing left by the deceased relative to the disposal of her personal estate or effects or any part of them that the foregoing inventory which is signed by the Deponent and the said Commissary as relative hereto is a full and complete inventory of the personal estate and effects of the said deceased wherein situated and belonging or due beneficially to the deceased at the time of her death in so far as the same has come to the Deponent's knowledge and that the value of the said estate situated in Scotland is of the value of Sixty three pounds three shillings and nine pence and under the value of One hundred pounds all of which is truth as the Deponent shall answer to God.

Signed Alexr McAdam Will Eaton.

Written by Gavin McKerrow Collated by Thos. Eaton [Original document HERE]

MARRIAGE to William Train: both were listed from Maybole Parish.

Notes for Alexander McAdam

He was know as Alexander McAdam, Esquire of Grimmet.

Note: a Mrs. McAdam, age 60, died on 3 May 1851 in Maybole. She was not Jean Doig as her death was recorded as Mrs. Train, age 46 in 1836.

Notes for William Train

William was a surgeon. He died at age 36. The Inventory of his estate was recorded 6 May 1830 in Ayr.

Children of Jean Doig and Alexander McAdam were as follows:

+ 15 i Alexander⁴ McAdam, born abt 1813 in Scotland; died 1845 in Ayrshire, Scotland. He married Sarah (Kennedy) McAdam.

16 ii Susan⁴ McAdam, born 6 Nov 1815 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

17 iii David⁴ McAdam, born 1818 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 19 May 1818 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

18 iv Quinten⁴ McAdam, born 21 Oct 1819 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 21 Oct 1819 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

19 v John⁴ McAdam, born 26 Sep 1821 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 24 Oct 1821 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 1821/23 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

20 vi John⁴ McAdam, born 7 Jun 1823 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; christened 7 Jun 1823 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. Notes: John's christening record listes him as the son the the "late Alexander McAdam Esq. of Grimmet."

Children of Jean Doig and William Train were as follows:

21 i William⁴ Train, born 15 Jun 1825 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. He married on 16 Aug 1846 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland Alison (Whitecross) Train, born abt 1825 Of Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

22 ii Agnes Hunter⁴ Train, born 27 May 1827 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland.

6. Hugh³ Doig Esq. (David², David¹), born 26 May 1790 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland; died 1816 Of Southfield, Dalry, Ayr, Scotland. He married Charlotte Hughes (Niven) Doig, born abt 1794 in Scotland; died abt 1829 in Scotland.

Notes for Hugh Doig Esq.

Hugh Hutcheson of Southfield, testament recorded 6 Sept 1813. Original document: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5.

Hugh Doig of Southfield served Heir of Provision General to Hugh Hutchison of Southfield, recorded 26 June 1813 at Edinburgh (Film #0231350). Translation from the Latin: "This enquiry is called in the Court of the Vice-mayor of Edinburgh, this 30th day of May 1813, in the presence of (long list of names) signatories all Solicitors at Law. Of Doig Hutchison herein named the major party between the late Hugo Hutchison, gentleman of Southfield [Village in Dalry Parish, Ayrshire], who died in Faith and Peace without heirs of his body, and which Hugo Doig Hutchison, gentleman of Southfield designated Hugo Doig, eldest son of David Doig of the Parish of Maybole and Jean Hutchison [wife of David Doig], the legitimate and proper heir of the general properties at the word of Hugo Hutchison, given in two dispositions by him executed on 30th October 1795, and recorded in the Book of Sessions 24 May 1813, by which the said Hugo Hutchison in the event of dying without legitimate heirs of his body bequeaths lands and properties to the said Hugo Doig Hutchison and his heirs aforementioned, and that this Hugo Doig Hutchison is of legal age.

Sealed in this testimonial of which the said Enquiry between the parties in brief. Adam Roland, clerk to the Vice-Mayor at Edinburgh in the month and year of Our Lord undersigned. 26 June 1813."

Hugh appears to have taken the surname Hutchison as appears in his daughter's surname and later documents.

The inventory of Hugh Doig Hutchison, Esquire of Southfield, was recorded 21 June 1816 in the Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories (5 pages). His sister Anne named her first child Hugh Doig Hutchison McCrorie in 1816, perhaps in memoriam.

Children of Hugh Doig Esq. and Charlotte Hughes Niven were as follows:

+ 23 i Charlotte Niven⁴ Doig-Hutchison, born 1816 in St. Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; christened 2 May 1816 in St. Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; died 25 Jun 1902. She married Thomas Montgomery Cunninghame.

7. John³ Doig (David², David¹), born 24 Jun 1792 in Maybole, Ayr, Scotland. He married (1) abt 1824 in Peru Mercedes (Astigarraga) Doig, born abt 1804 in Peru; (2) Not married Maria de los Dolores (Baraona-Rioja) Doig, born abt 1802 in Lambayeque, Peru, daughter of Jose Antonio Baraona and Maria del Carmen (Rioja-Albear) Baraona.

Notes for John Doig

John appears to have left home in 1819, after his father's death. He was a weapons merchant. He arrived in Carabobo, Venezuela in 1820, then moving on to Columbia. He soon moved to Lambayeque, Peru where he lived until his death.

One family document mentions: "John Doig el Corsario y su hermano William que se va a Chile" which translates "John Doig the Privateer and his brother William who goes away to Chile." The story goes that John served the Peruvian Navy in their bid for freedom from Spain, and he commanded a privately owned warship that preyed on the commercial shipping or warships of Spain.

See baptism document of son Juan Patricio Doig-Barona for John's signature.

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"The Lost Treasure of the El Pensamiento," by Jim Gilchrist in "The Scotsman" dated 24 Dec 2003.

The story starts with a ghost ship, a vessel which eludes the usual shipping registers, but which may have slipped into the port of Leith on Christmas Eve, 1803 ... Or it may have been 1802 ... Or not at all.