Helen Black
F, #1516, b. circa 1650
Helen Black married William Cheyne.1
About 1680. William Cheyne (4410) was the assumed son of William Cheyne (1515) and Helen Black.
About 1680. George Cheyne (4417) was the assumed son of William Cheyne (1515) and Helen Black.
William Cheyne and his wife, Helen Black, and their son, James were found at Badichell, Fyvie Parish in the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. He was a yeoman tennant of the Laird of Meldrum. There was much witnessing of baptisms and marriages between him and his immediate neighbours. His entry reads as follows: "William Cheyn, in Badiechell, yeaman, tennent [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent is 2s 4d, which, with the generall poll ... 8s 0d.
"Helen Black, his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"James Cheyne, his son, under sixteen years of age, in familia, [not pollable] ... 0s 0d.
"BLACHRIE.
"James Petrie (4632), yeaman, tennent [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 3s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 9s 0d.
"Barbara Cassie (5042), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"George Petrie (5040), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 3s. Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 9s 0d.
"Elspet Grieve (5041), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"William Petrie (4635), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 2s 4d Scots money, which, with the generall poll ... 8s 4d.
"BADIECHELL
"George Bruce (4628), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 7s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 13s 0d.
"Issobell Bruce (5037), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"Alexander (5038) and Issobell (5039) Bruce, his children, both sixteen years of age, inde ... 12s 0d.
"William Gabriell (4638), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 7s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 13s 0d.
"Margaret Bruce (4104), his spouse ... 6s 0d".2
Samuel Cheyne (1528) was listed on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, at Cottoune, near Fadonhill, Fyvie Parish. He was living under Alexander Black, yeaman tenant of the laird of Gight. Alexander probably was related to Helen Black (1516), the wife of William Cheyne, who lived at Blackhillock and Bodiechell. The entry reads as follows: "Samuel Cheyn lives upon charity, to be proven ... 0s 0d".3
About 1680. William Cheyne (4410) was the assumed son of William Cheyne (1515) and Helen Black.
About 1680. George Cheyne (4417) was the assumed son of William Cheyne (1515) and Helen Black.
William Cheyne and his wife, Helen Black, and their son, James were found at Badichell, Fyvie Parish in the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696. He was a yeoman tennant of the Laird of Meldrum. There was much witnessing of baptisms and marriages between him and his immediate neighbours. His entry reads as follows: "William Cheyn, in Badiechell, yeaman, tennent [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent is 2s 4d, which, with the generall poll ... 8s 0d.
"Helen Black, his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"James Cheyne, his son, under sixteen years of age, in familia, [not pollable] ... 0s 0d.
"BLACHRIE.
"James Petrie (4632), yeaman, tennent [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 3s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 9s 0d.
"Barbara Cassie (5042), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"George Petrie (5040), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 3s. Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 9s 0d.
"Elspet Grieve (5041), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"William Petrie (4635), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 2s 4d Scots money, which, with the generall poll ... 8s 4d.
"BADIECHELL
"George Bruce (4628), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 7s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 13s 0d.
"Issobell Bruce (5037), his spouse ... 6s 0d.
"Alexander (5038) and Issobell (5039) Bruce, his children, both sixteen years of age, inde ... 12s 0d.
"William Gabriell (4638), yeaman, tennent ther [no trade], his proportion of the valued rent effeirand to his duty, is 7s Scots, which, with the generall poll ... 13s 0d.
"Margaret Bruce (4104), his spouse ... 6s 0d".2
Samuel Cheyne (1528) was listed on the List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, at Cottoune, near Fadonhill, Fyvie Parish. He was living under Alexander Black, yeaman tenant of the laird of Gight. Alexander probably was related to Helen Black (1516), the wife of William Cheyne, who lived at Blackhillock and Bodiechell. The entry reads as follows: "Samuel Cheyn lives upon charity, to be proven ... 0s 0d".3
Family | William Cheyne b. c 1650 |
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Citations
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Parish of Fyvie, Volume 1, Page 310.
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Volume 2, Presbytery of Turriff, Parish of Fyvie, Pages 308-310. Images obtained from Google Books.
- [S130] List of Pollable Persons in Aberdeenshire 1696, Volume 2, Presbytery of Turriff, Parish of Fyvie, Page 297. Image obtained from Google Books.