b. 1773-1791 (app)
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Forfar Shire | |||
bap. 08/02/1778 | Maryton, | |||
d. 02/05/1855 | Gledfield, Kincardine, , Ross | |||
Parents | ||||
William Daer | bur. 29/03/1820 | |||
Susan Addison | ||||
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Marriages/Partnerships
m.
23/11/1806 |
Ann Mitchell | Craig by Montrose, Angus | bur. 08/07/1843 |
Children
bap. 16/01/1807 | Susan Daer | Rossie (at baptism) | |
bap. 07/02/1811 | David Dear | d. 08/03/1865 | |
b. 18/01/1815 | William Dear | ||
b. 27/05/1817 | Ross Daer | ||
b. 29/01/1819 | James Daer | Rossie (at baptism) | |
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Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census
entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their
husband's entry for children from censuses.
Occupations
1811 | Servant at Rossie Castle | ||
1815 | Servant at Rossie Castle | ||
1817 | House Servant at Rossie Castle | ||
1851 | GameKeeper | ||
1851 | M: S: | ||
1855 | Game ??? |
Also known as
D David, David Dear, David Dere |
Did You Know?
- According to his death certificate, David Daer was born in Montrose and buried in Kincardine.
- David Daer and Ann Mitchell appear to have deviated from the usual Scottish naming pattern. Their only daughter, Susan Daer, was named after her paternal grandmother, and their eldest son, David Dear, after (I believe) his maternal grandfather (normally it would be the maternal grandmother and paternal grandfather respectively).
Documentary Sources
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF AGNES MITCHELL WIFE OF DAVID DEAR. WHO DIED 2ND JULY 1843 AGED 70 YEARS. DAVID DEAR DIED AT GLEDFIELD IN ROSS SHIRE 2ND MAY 1855 AGED 81 YEARS THIER DAUGHTER SUSAN DEAR WIFE OF JAMES MATHER LATE OF CRAIG DIED AT FERRYDEN 16TH NOVEMBER 1878 AGED 71 YEARS. THE SAID JAMES MATHER DIED ON BOARD THE SHIP GLENHUNTLY AT PORT PHILIP AUSTRALIA IN 1840. JOHN WHITE... [rest of memorial obscured]
Source:
Scottish Monumental Inscriptions
Scottish Monumental Inscriptions
Possibly the Same Person?
Locations
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