Saturday, April 9, 2011

  • PEDDIE J., Rev. Marriages in the New York Reformer, V. 2 1861-1866
    PEDDIE J., Rev. Marriages in the New York Reformer, V. 2 1861-1866
    PEDDIE John History of the First Baptist Church, Watertown, NY
    PEDDIE John Through Eleven Decades of History, Watertown, NY
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  • James Wm. B. Peddie . Robert Grove David Davies, adj. . ■ ■ Wm. Victor Johnson . . . Charles Fred. ... and at the subsequent capture of St. Lucia, In 1798. la North Holland in 1700, and was severely ...
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      • PJ Peddie Captains.
        John Crofton Peddie....
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      • Peddie, John, Capt. in the Navy. Aug. 1742. (L.M. 517 ; G.M. 546 ; Ann. Enr.
         
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    Peat, Thomas, in Crieff T. 1 May 1781

    Peddie, John, lawful son to the deceased John P., in Ballinleck 2 Jan. 1724 Pennycook, Charles, youngest lawful son to the deceased William

    P., in Dungarthell 4 Mar. 1717 and 21 May 1724

    „ John, brewer in Dunkeld 10 July 1740
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    • Charles PEDDIE (born abt 1829 in Perth) and Elizabeth MONK (born 13 April 1834 in Longparish, Hampshire). Charles was listed as Chelsea Pensioner in 1881 census. His father may have been James PEDDIE. Charles and Elizabeth were living in Overton, Hants. at the 1881 census. They had two sons that I know of:William Charles PEDDIE (born 24 July 1872 in Windsor, Berks.; may have died between 1881 and 1889)

      Robert John PEDDIE (born 9 April 1875 in Longparish, Hants.)

      Elizabeth's father, brother and uncle all worked in the Royal household; it's likely she did as well.Richard Monk
    • Obituary: Peter Peddie | News | The Lawyer
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      Peter Charles Peddie CBE QC died on 3 February 2009. Peddie joined Freshfields ­Bruckhaus Deringer as an articled clerk in the 1950s and became a partner there in 1960 at the age of 28.
    • Barbara Peddie 'daughter of Dr. James Peddie, a family long associated with many religious movements in Edinburgh.' She married Dr. James Harper, minister

      April 1, 1775
      Edinburgh Evening Courant For Edington, North Carolina,
      The Ship the ELIZABETH of Dundee, andrew peddie, Master, is [now] lying in the harbour of Dundee, ready to take on board goods, and will be clear to sail the 14th instant.The ship has good accommodation for passengers.—For freight or passage apply to the master, [blotted] house. Dundee.


      In 1881 James Nevill Fitt and the family were at Pouchenend, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, but in 1889 had moved to the Manor House Hockliffe, Bedfordshire where he and his wife are buried.
      He published two books ' Hunting, Steeple-Chasing, and Racing Scenes'. Illustrated by B. Herring. Edited by J. N. Fitt. 34. James Peddie; London, [1869.] 4o.
      and 'Covert-Side Sketches' Samson Low & Co.: Lond

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      Info zu James Peddie und Family: History, William, Edinburgh, Charleston, Scotland, December, Genealogy, HappyHaggis, Janet, Barbara, Virginia, Scottish
    • FREE Scottish family tree inscriptions and links from HappyHaggis.
      December 1852], William Peddie Esq., advocate, third son of James Peddie esq., WS. At 5 Scotland Street, on the 27th ultimo [December 1852], Mary Marseley, daughter of Mr Campbell
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    • Sugar Refiners and Sugarbakers Database
      PARKHILL, Allan, of Scotland, (age 39) (supervision of Sugar Association) ..... Duncan St), London, 1809-18, Margaret Stevenson - family research ... PEDDIE, James, -, Eastern Sugar House, Gallowgate, Glasgow, 1669, Deerr .... PEMBER, William, -, voted on to council, -, Bristol, 1800, Bristol Burgesses (VAW) ...
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    • PEDDY GENEALOGY
      BETHANY PEDDY before 1800 INFORMATION BEVERELY PEDDY born before 1780 INFORMATION ... EMILIE PEDDY, 1742 British INFORMATION SCOTLAND .... Info & Picture of Sallie & Andrew Peddy in Allied Families - B Also see Sally Bray Peddy in DAR ...
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      PEDDY GENEALOGY and information of many PEDDY, mostly born 1730 to 1930. Information on many different PEDDY lines included. PEDDY Index,
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      St Thomas a Beckett Parish Church
      Hampsthwaite
      Yorkshire
      England
      St Thomas a Beckett Parish Church, Hampsthwaite

      full name age birth year burial year relationship
      David Petty 70 1842 1912
      Elizabeth Petty 53 1850 1903 wife of David Petty
      Charles Petty 35 1870 1905 son of David Petty
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          full name birth year burial year age relationship cemetery village town county country
          Agnes Petty daughter of Robert Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Ann Petty 1815 1829 14 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire... England
          Ann Petty mother of Ann Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Ann Petty 1782 1864 82 wife of John Watson Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Anne Petty 1843 daughter of Mary Petty St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Charles Petty 1838 son of Mary Petty St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Charles Petty 1803 1848 45 husband of Mary Petty St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Charles Petty 1870 1905 35 son of David Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Charles Petty husband of Sarah Jane Petty St James Church on the Corner Wetherby Yorkshire England
          Danielle Louise Petty 1986 2003 17 Garden of Rest Red Lake Telford Shropshire England
          David Petty 1842 1912 70 St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Edith Robson Petty 1885 1955 70 Oxbridge Lane (F ext) Municipal Stockton-on-Tees Durham England
          Elizabeth Petty 1853 1924 71 St Leonard Burton Leonard Yorkshire England
          Elizabeth Petty 1850 1903 53 wife of David Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Elizabeth Petty 1776 1845 69 daughter of Jane Gill St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Elizabeth Petty 1842 1848 6 of Jane Gill St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Elizabeth Petty mother of William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Elizabeth Petty grand mother of Mary Ann Hunt St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Emma Petty 1861 1862 1 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Gordon Petty 1916 1958 42 son of Edith Robson Petty Oxbridge Lane (F ext) Municipal Stockton-on-Tees Durham England
          Harry Petty 1881 1941 60 unknown of Kathleen Mary Petty Holy Trinity Dacre Banks Yorkshire England
          James Petty 1798 1836 38 brother of William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Jane Petty 1813 1882 69 wife of William Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Jane Petty 1813 1882 69 wife of William Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Jane Petty 1744 1813 69 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Jenny Petty 1914 1955 41 Durham Road (D1) Municipal Stockton-on-Tees Durham England
          Jerome Petty 1812 1867 55 brother of William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Jessie Petty 1873 1921 48 Municipal Hampton Middlesex England
          John Petty 1800 1847 47 son of Robert Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          John Petty father of Ann Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          John Petty 1821 husband of Jane Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          John Watson Petty 1785 1854 69 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          John Watson Petty 1810 1856 46 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          John William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Kathleen Mary Petty 1912 1937 25 Holy Trinity Dacre Banks Yorkshire England
          Mary Petty 1805 1845 40 St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Mary Petty 1838 1842 4 daughter of Mary Petty St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Mary Petty 1775 1857 82 wife of Robert Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Mary Petty daughter of Robert Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Mary Alice Petty 1886 1965 79 unknown of Kathleen Mary Petty Holy Trinity Dacre Banks Yorkshire England
          Robert Petty 1775 1818 43 St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          Robert Petty 1855 1925 70 Holy Trinity Dacre Banks Yorkshire England
          Robert Charles Petty 1840 1843 3 son of Mary Petty St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal Yorkshire England
          Sarah Petty 1806 1875 69 of William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          Sarah Jane Petty 1861 1930 69 wife of Robert Petty Holy Trinity Dacre Banks Yorkshire England
          Sarah Jane Petty 1960 St James Church on the Corner Wetherby Yorkshire England
          William Petty 1806 1876 70 St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          William Petty 1806 1876 70 St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          William Petty 1814 1818 4 son of Robert Petty St Thomas a Beckett Hampsthwaite Yorkshire England
          William Petty 1770 1848 78 son-in-law of Jane Gill St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          William Petty 1803 1836 33 St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          William Petty father of William Petty St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          William Petty grand father of Mary Ann Hunt St Michael and St Lawrence Fewston Yorkshire England
          William Petty husband of Jenny Petty Durham Road (D1) Municipal Stockton-on-Tees Durham England          See More
    • PJ Peddie
      st Fillans Parish Church
      Crieff
      Perthshire
      Scotland
      St Fillans Parish Church, Crieff

      full name age birth year burial year relationship
      George McLaggan 84 1861 1945
      Margaret Arnott 1943 wife of George McLaggan
      Isabella McLaggan daughter of George McLaggan
      Jessie McLaggan 1912 daughter of George McLaggan
      George McLaggan 1918 son of George McLaggan
      Robert McLaggan 1922 son of George McLaggan
      Alexander McLaggan 1938 son of George McLaggan
      John McLaggan 75 1902 1977 son of George McLaggan
      Margaret Peddie 83 1896 1979 daughter of George McLaggan
      William Peddie 79 1897 1976 son-in-law of George McLaggan
      Mary McLaggan 1986 daughter of George McLaggam

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        • Dean 2i Parish Church
          Edinburgh
          Lothian
          Scotland
          Dean 2i Parish Church, Edinburgh
          ...
          full name age birth year burial year relationship
          Holmes Ivory 63 1851 1914
          Margaret Dick Peddie 81 1852 1933 wife of Holmes Ivory
          Euphemia Lockhart Dalziel 86 1879 1965 daughter of Holmes Ivory          See More
        • Dean 2d Parish Church
          Edinburgh
          Lothian
          Scotland
          Dean 2d Parish Church, Edinburgh
          ...
          full name age birth year burial year relationship
          Margaret Peattie 75 1825 1900
          William Ramsay 76 1827 1903 husband of Margaret Peattie
          Robert Ramsay 29 1875 1904 son of Margaret Peattie
          Mary Ramsay 1910 daughter of Margaret Peattie
          James Ramsay 64 son of Margaret Peattie
          Johanna Ramsay 69 1859 1928 daughter of Margaret Peattie          See More
    • Christopher married Jessie Peddie. Their daughter, Catherine married my Grandfather, James B. Rodier and they all moved to Leith, Scotland in the 1890's . Any information would be ... Turner family owned Prestwick Colliery 17/1800's. ...
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      Ponteland - Family History, Genealogy, Surnames and Local History.
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    • http://carlyleletters.dukejournals.org/cgi/content/full/6/1/lt-18330210-TC-JAC-01
      .... James Peddie (1758–1845), licensed to preach in the Secession ...
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    • Peat-Rae - Scottish Book Trade Index (SBTI) - National Library of ...
      Dundee, 1800. David Peat was the son of Thomas Peat, merchant of Perth and Isabella Sandeman ... Pigot 1820; PEDDIE, Thomas bookseller and bookbinder Perth ...
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    • Historic Scotland's 'Listed Buildings' categories are noted, as are telephone ... 1897-98, by J. Dick Peddie & George Washington .... its heyday, from 1800- 1830's, it was one of the ... wealthy and influential Dixon Family from 1817 ...
    • DUNBAR - The name comes from the old barony of Dunbar, now in East Lothian. The name Dunbar itself comes from the Gaelic "dun" meaning "fort and "barr" meaning "summit". The lands were granted by King Malcolm III to the Earl Gospatric who had lived further south in Northumberland in the 11th century but had been forced to flee by William the Conqueror.Earl Gospatric in turn was descended from Crinan, the thane of Dunkeld whose grandfather was probably Duncan, lay-abbot of Dunkeld who died in 965. Patrick of Dunbar married a daughter of King William the Lion in 1184. A later Patrick "Black Beard", 8th Earl of Dunbar, was one of those who competed for the crown of Scotland in 1291 when King Edward I of England volunteered to mediate in the argument. Later, the 9th Earl of Dunbar sheltered King Edward II at Dunbar after the flight of the English king from the field of Bannockburn in 1314
        • ‎. During the 14th century, the 10th Earl enlarged his estates and became one of the most important nobles in Scotland. He accompanied the Earl of Douglas in his raids into England and fought at the Battle of Otterburn in 1388 in which the ...Scots defeated Henry Percy, (Hotspur) but with the loss of the Earl of Douglas. But he fell out with the Douglas family when they disrupted his plans for his daughter to marry the son of King Robert III. In the early 15th century, the 11th Earl of Dunbar became so powerful that he became perceived as a threat to King James I and he was imprisoned on a trumped up charge of treason so that the king could take over the large Dunbar estates. The last Earl died in exile in England in 1455.In 1368 the Dunbars obtained lands of Glenkens and Mochrum in Dumfries and Galloway and the Dunbars also appear in Caithness around the middle of the 15th century, descended from the Dunbars of Westfield in that county. The present chief of the Dunbars is from the Mochrum line. There have been a number of other Dunbars who have walked across the pages of Scottish history. In 1337, Agnes, Countess of Dunbar, known as Black Agnes, conducted a sturdy defence of Dunbar Castle while her husband was absent. She was the daughter of King Robert the Bruce's friend, Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray. She calmly dusted the stones off the battlements with her 'kerchief whenever the besieging cannons of the Earls of Salisbury and Arundel crashed into the castle walls. The siege lasted 19 weeks and was eventually abandoned. In the 16th century, the Archbishoprics of both Glasgow and Aberdeen were both held by Gavin Dunbars from the Mochrum line. The Archbishop of Glasgow was a tutor of King James V and became his Lord Chancellor. Perhaps the best known member of the family was William Dunbar (1460-1513) who was a court poet to King James IV. While much of his poetry was composed by royal command, he also managed to include advice to his monarch! His works were meant to be read out loud and Sir Richard Burton listed Dunbar's "Lament for the Makaris" as one of his three favourite poems. William Dunbar may have died at the Battle of Flodden with his king. In 1694, Sir James Dunbar of Mochrum was created a Baronet of Nova Scotia and in his coat of arms he was allowed to use supporters "Imperially Crowned". The present line of Dunbar clan chiefs was established in a celebrated court case in 1990 which went all the way to the House of Lords.

          The Dunbar clan motto is "In promptu" which means "In readiness".

          Motto: "Honour is the prize of honesty".

          Badge: A white horses head.

          Septs: Clugston, Corbett , Dunbar, Dundas, Edgar, Grey , Heryng, Home, Knox , Nisbett, Peddie, Strickland , Washington , Wedderburn

          Names associated with the clan: DUNBARRE DUNBAR DUMBARE DUMBAR DOUNBARE ABERLADY          See More
    • CAMPBELL - The tartan appointed for the Highland Companies in 1725 and later for the Black Watch in 1739 may in fact have been worn by the Campbells at an earlier date. There is a strong possibility that many others wore the sett or something similar before the idea of distinctive clan tartans took hold. The Black Watch is usually dyed in darker shades.The name Campbell is undoubtedly one of considerable antiquity and the clan has long been one of the most numerous and powerful in the Highlands, although many families have adopted the name who have no connection with the Campbells proper by blood or descent. The Argyll family became latterly so powerful, that many smaller clans were absorbed in it voluntarily or compulsorily and assumed in course of time its peculiar designation.

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        • The origin of the name, as well as of the founder of the family, remains still a matter of the greatest doubt. The attempt to deduce the family from the half-mythical King Arthur of course is mere trifling. The name is by some stated to ha...ve been derived from a Norman knight, named de Campo Bello, who came to England with William the Conqueror. As respects the latter part of the statement, it is to be observed that in the list of all the knights who composed the army of the Conqueror on the occasion of his invasion of England and which is known by the name of the Roll of Battle-Abbey, the name of Campo Bello is not to be found. But it does not follow as recent writers have assumed, that a knight of that name may not have come over to England at a later period, either of his reign or that of his successorsSee More
        • It has been alleged in the opposition to this account that in the oldest form of writing the name, it is spelled Cambel or Kambel, and it is so found in many ancient documents; but these were written by parties not acquainted with the indiv...iduals whose name they record, as in the manuscript account of the battle of Halidon Hill, by an unknown English writer, preserved in the British Museum; in the Ragman's Roll, which was compiled by an English clerk, and in Wyntoun's Chronicle.
          There is no evidence however that at any period it was written by any of the family otherwise than as Campbell, notwithstanding the extraordinary diversity that occurs in the spelling of other names by their holders, as shown by Lord Lindsay in the account of his clan; and the invariable employment of the letter p by the Campbells themselves would be of itself a strong argument for the southern origin of the name, did there not exist, in the record of the parliament of Robert Bruce held in 1320, the name of the then head of the family, entered as Sir Nigel de Campo Bello

          The Campbell motto is "Ne obliviscaris" ("Do not forget).

          A number of other clans/families are septs (sub-branches) of the Campbells, including Burns/Burnes, Caddell, Hastings, Hawes/Haws/Hawson, Lorne, Loudon, Louden, MacConnechy, MacDermid/MacDiarmid, McIsaac, MacIver/MacIvor, MacKellar, MacKelvie, MacLehose, MacOwen, MacPhedran, MacTavish, MacUre, Pinkerton and Ure.          See More
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    • Band Families from Fife
      Robert Band 1800 wed Isabel Cunningham Robert Band 1826 wed Louisa Poole, ... David Band 1806 - 1863 #2416 aged 57 from Scotland son of Betty Peddie and ...
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      Band Families from Fife
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