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One Birth notice is as follows from my cousin Laura Stenhouse
Extract from OPR
"Ann, Daughter to William Brown and Magdalene Butters, born May 1st 1839 and baptised Kinneston."
Data from a Linda states Ann was born in Orwell, Kinross, Scotland
Ann is on the Scottish Church Records as christened in 1839 to Parents William Brown and Magdalene Buttars. On Anne's marriage certificate in 1966, her parents are listed as William Brown and Mary Wanton, with Magdalene Buttars as witness !!!!
Since Mary and Anne Brown's marriage certificates state their Mother as Mary Brown, ms Wanton, it looked as if William and Mary Wantan had been married, even though no marriage registration can be found. There is also no marriage registration for William Brown and Magdalene Buttars.
On the 1841 census in Portmoak, William Brown and Magdalene Buttars are living with Children Anne and William. Mary Wanton / Winton is in Orwell living with her Mother and Sister, and daugher Mary Brown. It is not clear which set of parents belong to Ann, The only thing I can think of is she is Mary Wanton's daughter who gave her up to her father, William Brown, since she already had one illegitimate child - Linda Nov 2003
Marriage Notes:
Marriage Certificate - Scotland Marriages: 1866-411--11; Burntisland, County Fife, Page 6
Date: 15 June 1866
Place: Burntisland, Fife
After Banns according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland
Groom: Andrew Soutar, Ploughman, Bachelor
Age: 24 yrs
Usual REs: Humble, Aberdour, Fife
Parents: Peter Soutar, Ploughman, deceased & Margaret Soutar, MS Low
Bride: Ann Brown, Signed, Spinster
Age: 27 yrs
Usual Residence: Bucklyvie, Aberdour, Fife
Parents: William Brown, Ploughman & Mary Wanton
Minister: John Robin, Signed
Witnesses: Allan Ferriday & Magdalen Brown
Registered: 16 Jun 1866 at Burntisland, Thoms Hutchinson, Registrar
Possible errors: William Brown and Magdalene Buttars were married in 1842, Margaret predeceased him in 1891; there is a error message, but difficult to read in margin of certificate. HW May 2004
Continued research is required to establish facts if we can as to marriages, mothers etc. hw
Scotland Deaths - June research New Registry House, Edinburgh 2015
1907-426-97
Ann Soutar Married to Andrew Soutar, Pitworker
Date of Death: 16 Apr 1907 8 h AM
Place of Death: 1 School Brae, Dysart, Fife, Scotland
Female
Age: 67 yrs
Parents: William Brown, Ploughman, deceased & Mary Brown, MS Winton, Deceased
Cause of Death: Apoplexy, Sudden,
Informant: Andrew Soutar, Son, Present
Registered: Apr 16 1907 at Dysart, Henry H.. Terrace, Asst Registrar
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