Charles Cheyne
M, #10482, b. about 1852
| Father | Charles Cheyne b. a 1823, d. 3 Feb 1902 |
| Mother | Helen Cran b. 24 Apr 1822, d. 1 Apr 1902 |
Charles Cheyne was born, about 1852, in Oyne Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. No IGI birth record was found.1,2
Alexander Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, William Cheyne, Mary Louisa Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne were listed as children in the household of Charles Cheyne and his wife, Helen Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at White Wells, in Ordiquhill Parish, Banff, Scotland. He was a scholar.2
Charles Cheyne married Elizabeth Hood. No IGI marriage record was found.1
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1881 British Census, at Greenside, in Elgin Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a gamekeeper. Also present were his children, Charles Cheyne and Susan Cheyne.1
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at Stronhill Cottage, in Saint Andrew's Lhanbryd Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a game keeper. Also present were his children, Charles Cheyne, Susan Cheyne, James Cheyne, William Cheyne, George Cheyne and John Cheyne. Elizabeth was listed as 40 years of age and born in Glen Islay Parish, Perth.. Charles was listed as 39 years of age and born in Oyne Parish, Aberdeen.3
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at Millbuies Cottage, in Elgin Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a gamekeeper. Also present were his children, James Cheyne, William Cheyne, George Cheyne and John Cheyne. Charles was listed as 48 years of age and born in Oyne Parish, Aberdeen.4
An unknown person was named the father and next of kin of James Cheyne, on his enlistment papers into the Canadian military, dated 11 January 1914. He was listed as C. Cheyne residing at Millbuies, Longmorn, Elgin.5
Charles Cheyne,residing at Mulbuis, Longmorn, Elgin were named as the parents of John Thomas Cheyne, who died in action, on 17 May 1915 and was memorized at the Le Touret Memorial, near Bethune, France; during World War I.6
Alexander Cheyne, Charles Cheyne, William Cheyne, Mary Louisa Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne were listed as children in the household of Charles Cheyne and his wife, Helen Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census, at White Wells, in Ordiquhill Parish, Banff, Scotland. He was a scholar.2
Charles Cheyne married Elizabeth Hood. No IGI marriage record was found.1
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1881 British Census, at Greenside, in Elgin Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a gamekeeper. Also present were his children, Charles Cheyne and Susan Cheyne.1
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at Stronhill Cottage, in Saint Andrew's Lhanbryd Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a game keeper. Also present were his children, Charles Cheyne, Susan Cheyne, James Cheyne, William Cheyne, George Cheyne and John Cheyne. Elizabeth was listed as 40 years of age and born in Glen Islay Parish, Perth.. Charles was listed as 39 years of age and born in Oyne Parish, Aberdeen.3
Charles Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, at Millbuies Cottage, in Elgin Parish, Moray, Scotland. He was head of household and a gamekeeper. Also present were his children, James Cheyne, William Cheyne, George Cheyne and John Cheyne. Charles was listed as 48 years of age and born in Oyne Parish, Aberdeen.4
An unknown person was named the father and next of kin of James Cheyne, on his enlistment papers into the Canadian military, dated 11 January 1914. He was listed as C. Cheyne residing at Millbuies, Longmorn, Elgin.5
Charles Cheyne,residing at Mulbuis, Longmorn, Elgin were named as the parents of John Thomas Cheyne, who died in action, on 17 May 1915 and was memorized at the Le Touret Memorial, near Bethune, France; during World War I.6
Family | Elizabeth Hood b. a 1850 |
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Citations
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, Elgin Parish, Elgin, FHL Film 0203433, GRO Ref, Volume 135, EnumDist 20, Page 3.
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Registration Number: 163, Registration district: Ordiquihill, Civil parish: Ordiquihill, County: Banffshire, ED: 1, Page: 2, Household schedule number: 6, Roll: CSSCT1861_23.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Registration Number: 142, Registration district: St Andrews Lhanbryd, Civil parish: St Andrews Lhanbryd, County: Moray, ED: 4, Page: 2, Household schedule number: 6, Roll: CSSCT1891_40.
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Registration Number: 135, Registration district: Elgin, Civil parish: Elgin, County: Moray, ED: 19, Page: 15, Household schedule number: 70, Roll: CSSCT1901_40.
- [S436] Canadian Soldiers in the First World War, Canadian Soldiers of World War I, 1914-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.
- [S551] Webpage GWGC (http://www.cwgc.org/) "http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx."