Ann Clark
F, #3373, b. 2 February 1848
| Father | William Clark b. 23 Nov 1822, d. 23 Nov 1855 |
| Mother | Elspet Cheyne b. 25 Sep 1824, d. 24 Nov 1916 |
Ann Clark was born, 2 February 1848, in Udny Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland.1
Ann Clark and Elspet Clark were listed as children in the household of William Clark and his wife, Elspet Clark on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Coulie, in Udny Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as 3 years of age and born in Udny Parish, Aberdeen.2
Ann Clark, Elspet Clark, William Clark and Hugh Clark were listed as children in the household of Elspet Clark on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Auchtygall, in Peterhead Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 13 years of age and born in Udny Parish.3
Ann Clark married Alexander Dalgarno. Ann Clark appears to have married an Alexander Dalgardno. She was found on the 1881 Cruden census as his wife and an Elspet Cheyne is listed as his mother-in-law. Ann's birthplace and age are correct for this placement and well as her mother's. Ann's first daughter was named after her mother Elspet.4
Ann Dalgarno and her husband, Alexander Dalgarno, were listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Stonehousehill, in Cruden Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, William C. Dalgarno, Elspet A. Dalgarno, Isabella Dalgarno, Alexander Dalgarno and Helen Dalgarno.5
Ann Clark and Elspet Clark were listed as children in the household of William Clark and his wife, Elspet Clark on the 1851 Scotland Census, at Coulie, in Udny Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as 3 years of age and born in Udny Parish, Aberdeen.2
Ann Clark, Elspet Clark, William Clark and Hugh Clark were listed as children in the household of Elspet Clark on the 1861 Scotland Census, at Auchtygall, in Peterhead Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 13 years of age and born in Udny Parish.3
Ann Clark married Alexander Dalgarno. Ann Clark appears to have married an Alexander Dalgardno. She was found on the 1881 Cruden census as his wife and an Elspet Cheyne is listed as his mother-in-law. Ann's birthplace and age are correct for this placement and well as her mother's. Ann's first daughter was named after her mother Elspet.4
Ann Dalgarno and her husband, Alexander Dalgarno, were listed on the 1881 Scotland Census, at Stonehousehill, in Cruden Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. They were listed as the head of household and wife. Also present listed as their children were, William C. Dalgarno, Elspet A. Dalgarno, Isabella Dalgarno, Alexander Dalgarno and Helen Dalgarno.5
Family | Alexander Dalgarno b. a 1848 |
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Citations
- [S14] International Genealogy Index, Aberdeenshire, dated May 1988, Batch C112495.
- [S399] 1851 British Census Index, Parish Number: 249, Civil parish: Udny, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 6, Household schedule number: 27, Roll: CSSCT1851_52.
- [S175] 1861 British Census, Parish of Peterhead, Aberdeen, Enumeration District 19, Page 3, Number 11.
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, Parish of Cruden, Schedule 6, Page 2.
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, Cruden Parish, Aberdeen, FHL Film 0203454, GRO Ref, Volume 185, EnumDist 6, Page 2.