Sarah Ritchie
F, #17001, b. 7 July 1861, d. 1 December 1912
Sarah Ritchie was born, 7 July 1861, at 5:30 AM, in Cairngall, Longside Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland.1
Sarah Ritchie married Hugh Clark 26 November 1880, in Longside Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. After Banns according to the Forms of the Established Church Hugh Clark age 27, a bachelor, farm servant, living at Ardmachon, Parish of Cruden married Sarah Ritchie, age 19, a domestic servant, living at Cairngall, Parish of Longside. The ceremony was officiated by Robert Bushmy, Minister of Longside and witnesses were Alexander Ritchie and James Boyes. Hugh & Sarah had 12 children.2
Sarah Ritchie died 1 December 1912 at 12:00 pm, at Cowsrieve in Peterhead Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. The cause of death was degeneratis, myocarddii adiposa, gangraena pedis. The physician was James Gillespie M.B.C.M.3
Sarah Ritchie married Hugh Clark 26 November 1880, in Longside Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. After Banns according to the Forms of the Established Church Hugh Clark age 27, a bachelor, farm servant, living at Ardmachon, Parish of Cruden married Sarah Ritchie, age 19, a domestic servant, living at Cairngall, Parish of Longside. The ceremony was officiated by Robert Bushmy, Minister of Longside and witnesses were Alexander Ritchie and James Boyes. Hugh & Sarah had 12 children.2
Sarah Ritchie died 1 December 1912 at 12:00 pm, at Cowsrieve in Peterhead Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. The cause of death was degeneratis, myocarddii adiposa, gangraena pedis. The physician was James Gillespie M.B.C.M.3
Family | Hugh Clark b. 8 Aug 1854, d. 23 Oct 1936 |
Citations
- [S259] Miscellaneous Records, Date, place and details of birth provided by Alex Thomson, Canada, received via email, 17 January 2008, source, Scotland's People.
- [S259] Miscellaneous Records, Date and place of marriage provided by Alex Thomson, Canada, received via email, 17 January 2008, source, Scotland's People.
- [S259] Miscellaneous Records, Date, place and details of death provided by Alex Thomson, Canada, received via email, 17 January 2008, source, Scotland's People.