Isabella Cheyne
F, #3328, b. 5 May 1857
| Mother | Margaret Cheyne b. 17 Feb 1839 |
Isabella Cheyne was born, 5 May 1857, at 4 AM, in Sclattie, Newhills Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. Her father was not identified on her birth record. Her maternal grandmother, Isabella Cheyne nee Gibson (3319), recorded her birth, 25 May 1857, at Newhills.1
Isabella Cheyne and Alexander Scott were listed as grandchildren in the household of Alexander Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census at Mains of Sclattie, in Newhills Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 3 years of age and born in Newhills Parish. Her unmarried mother, Margaret Cheyne (3326), and brother, Alexander Scott (3329), were also present.2
Isabella Cheyne, Alexander Scott and Ann Cheyne were listed as grandchildren in the household of Alexander Cheyne on the 1871 Scotland Census at 209 Barron Street, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as 13 years of age, born in Newhills Parish and employed as a wool mill worker.3
Alexander Scott, Ann Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne were listed as children in the household of Margaret Cheyne on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 9 Barron Street, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was also listed as a paper mill worker.4
Isabella Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 13 November 1890, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Ethiopia, out of Glasgow, Scotland and Moville, Ireland. She was 31 and a millworker. She was a citizen of the Scotland, intended to be an inhabitant of the United States, carried 4 pieces of luggage and boarded in Glasgow.5
Isabella Cheyne and Alexander Scott were listed as grandchildren in the household of Alexander Cheyne on the 1861 Scotland Census at Mains of Sclattie, in Newhills Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 3 years of age and born in Newhills Parish. Her unmarried mother, Margaret Cheyne (3326), and brother, Alexander Scott (3329), were also present.2
Isabella Cheyne, Alexander Scott and Ann Cheyne were listed as grandchildren in the household of Alexander Cheyne on the 1871 Scotland Census at 209 Barron Street, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as 13 years of age, born in Newhills Parish and employed as a wool mill worker.3
Alexander Scott, Ann Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne were listed as children in the household of Margaret Cheyne on the 1881 Scotland Census, at 9 Barron Street, in Aberdeen, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was also listed as a paper mill worker.4
Isabella Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 13 November 1890, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Ethiopia, out of Glasgow, Scotland and Moville, Ireland. She was 31 and a millworker. She was a citizen of the Scotland, intended to be an inhabitant of the United States, carried 4 pieces of luggage and boarded in Glasgow.5
Citations
- [S127] Scotland, Civil Birth Registration, Parish of Newhills, Aberdeen, 1857, Page 15, Number 45.
- [S169] 1861 British Census, Parish of Newhills, Aberdeen, Enumeration District 4, Page 9, Number 42.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Registration Number: 168/2, Registration district: Old Machar, Civil parish: Old Machar, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 32, Page: 45, Household schedule number: 227, Roll: CSSCT1871_35.
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, Old Machar Parish, Aberdeen, FHL Film 0203451, GRO Ref, Volume 168-2, EnumDist 49, Page 55.
- [S431] 1820-1957 New York Passenger Lists, Microfilm serial: M237, Microfilm roll: M237_558, List number 1690, Line 25.