Andrew Cheyne
M, #8201, b. about 1854
| Father | John Cheyne b. a 1826 |
| Mother | Jane Dunn b. a 1828 |
Andrew Cheyne was born, about 1854, in Newbattle Parish, Midlothian, Scotland.1,2,3
Jane Cheyne, Hugh Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Mary Cheyne, Elizabeth Cheyne, Jemima Cheyne and Marion Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Jane Dunn on the 1861 Scotland Census, in Cambusnethan Parish, Lanark, Scotland.1
Hugh Cheyne, Alison Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Elizabeth Cheyne and Robert Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Jane Cheyne on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 12 Avenhead, in New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was 16 years of age, born in Newbattle Parish, Midlothian and a coal miner.4
Andrew Cheyne married Isabella Clark. No marriage record was found.2
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Isabella Cheyne were listed on the 1881 British Census, at Glentore Square 4, in New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Mary Cheyne and Jeanie Cheyne.5
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 36 Meadowfield Square, in Airdrie, New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Jane Cheyne, John Cheyne, Walter Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne. Andrew was listed as 36 years of age and born in Newton Parish, Midlothian.3
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Isabella Cheyne were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, in Standburn, Muiravonside Parish, Stirling, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Jeanie Cheyne, John Cheyne, Walter Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Bella Cheyne, Lizzie Cheyne, Hugh Cheyne and James Cheyne. Andrew was listed as 46 years of age and born in Newton Parish, Midlothian.6
Andrew Cheyne was named the father and closest relative of Mary Henderson on a passenger list dated 24 October 1909. He was residing at Stanburn, Stirlingshire.7
Andrew Cheyne, of Standburn, Avonbridge, Stirlingshire was named as the father of Hugh Cheyne, who died in action, on 23 May 1918 and was buried at Ecoivres Military Cemetery, near Saint Eloi, France; during World War I.8
Jane Cheyne, Hugh Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Mary Cheyne, Elizabeth Cheyne, Jemima Cheyne and Marion Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Jane Dunn on the 1861 Scotland Census, in Cambusnethan Parish, Lanark, Scotland.1
Hugh Cheyne, Alison Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Elizabeth Cheyne and Robert Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Jane Cheyne on the 1871 Scotland Census, at 12 Avenhead, in New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was 16 years of age, born in Newbattle Parish, Midlothian and a coal miner.4
Andrew Cheyne married Isabella Clark. No marriage record was found.2
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Isabella Cheyne were listed on the 1881 British Census, at Glentore Square 4, in New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Mary Cheyne and Jeanie Cheyne.5
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Elizabeth Cheyne were listed on the 1891 Scotland Census, at 36 Meadowfield Square, in Airdrie, New Monkland Parish, Lanark, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Jane Cheyne, John Cheyne, Walter Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne and Isabella Cheyne. Andrew was listed as 36 years of age and born in Newton Parish, Midlothian.3
Andrew Cheyne and his wife Isabella Cheyne were listed on the 1901 Scotland Census, in Standburn, Muiravonside Parish, Stirling, Scotland. He was head of household and a coal miner. Also present were his children, Jeanie Cheyne, John Cheyne, Walter Cheyne, Andrew Cheyne, Bella Cheyne, Lizzie Cheyne, Hugh Cheyne and James Cheyne. Andrew was listed as 46 years of age and born in Newton Parish, Midlothian.6
Andrew Cheyne was named the father and closest relative of Mary Henderson on a passenger list dated 24 October 1909. He was residing at Stanburn, Stirlingshire.7
Andrew Cheyne, of Standburn, Avonbridge, Stirlingshire was named as the father of Hugh Cheyne, who died in action, on 23 May 1918 and was buried at Ecoivres Military Cemetery, near Saint Eloi, France; during World War I.8
Family | Isabella Clark b. a 1862 |
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Citations
- [S397] 1861 British Census Index, Registration Number: 628, Registration district: Cambusnethan, Civil parish: Cambusnethan, County: Lanarkshire, ED: 2, Page: 10, Household schedule number: 57, Roll: CSSCT1861_93.
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, New Monkland Parish, Lanark, FHL Film 0203697, GRO Ref Volume 651-2, EnumDist 6, Page 36.
- [S409] 1891 Scotland Census Index, Registration Number: 651/1, Registration district: Airdrie, Civil parish: New Monkland, County: Lanarkshire, ED: 48, Page: 8, Household schedule number: 37, Roll: CSSCT1891_315.
- [S408] 1871 British Census Index, Registration Number: 651/2, Registration district: New Monkland Landward, Civil parish: New Monkland, County: Lanarkshire, ED: 6, Page: 38, Household schedule number: 195, Roll: CSSCT1871_147.
- [S315] 1881 British Census as recorded on CD-ROM by the LDS Church, New Monkland Parish, Lanark, FHL Film 0203697, GRO Ref Volume 651-2, EnumDist 6, Page 36.
- [S423] 1901 Scotland Census Index, Registration Number: 486, Registration district: Muiravonside, Civil parish: Muiravonside, County: Stirlingshire, ED: 4A, Page: 21, Household schedule number: 19, Roll: CSSCT1901_162.
- [S431] 1820-1957 New York Passenger Lists, Microfilm Series T715, Microfilm Roll T715_1360, Page 66, Lines 23-28.
- [S551] Webpage GWGC (http://www.cwgc.org/) "http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx."