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Note N1217
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SURNAME SMITH
GIVEN NAMES MARY ISABELLA
EVENT Birth
SEX Female
FATHER JAMES
MOTHER TURNBULL ANN
REGISTRATION PLACE HOBART
EVENT DATE 24FEB
EVENT YEAR 1852
REGISTRATION YEAR 1852
REGISTRATION NUMBER 1153
RGD NUMBER 33
From email sent 2008-10-06
From: Catherine M Shaw [shawcathie@optusnet.com.au]
To:Megan
Subject: Re: Ann Turnbull, William Weedon etc
Sent: Mon 6/10/2008 9:51 AM
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Note N1218
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[Headstone Transcription]
In Affectionate Remembrance
of
WILLIAM WEEDON,
DIED 24TH MAY. 1987. AGED 82 YEARS.
_____
ALSO JOHN WEEDON.
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1889. AGED 33 YEARS.
Gone but not forgotten
_____
ALSO WILLIAM WEEDON
ELDEST SON OF
WILLIAM AND ANN WEEDON
DIED 28TH NOV. 1922
AGED 69 YEARS.
"AT REST."
[end Headstone Transcription]
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Note N1219
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1851 census - living at 67 Great King St, Edinburgh with Robert Auld, & granddaughter Alexina Vetch 1841 census aged 60. living with william auld aged 60
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Note N1220
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Age: 80; Relation to Head of House: Head/Edinburgh St Stephen, Midlothian, Scotland
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Note N1221
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Highgate Cemetery of St James, Swain's Lane, St Pancras, London
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Note N1222
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According to the Edinburgh Almanack of 1833, Robert Auld was Secretary of the Scottish Hospital and Actuary for the Kinloch Bequest, which had left a large sum for annuities for 500 sailors & soldiers wounded in service.
Crane Court, London
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Note N1223
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This is a copy of Robert Auld's Will after it was proved following his death. It is pretty easy to read, and the format has changed hardly at all
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Note N1224
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Trinity Cottage, Woronzow Rd, St John's Wood
This is the address given on the Burial Register. It is a pretty, wooded street, which still has plenty of attractive older houses (largely detached).
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Note N1225
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Scottish Hospital, Crane Court - Address given on his daughter Isabella's marriage certificate.
Address given on his daughter Isabella's marriage certificate.
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Note N1226
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Scottish Hospital, 7 Crane Court - Same area as before. Shown living with his daughter Katherine, plus one maidservant. He is 70 and his occupation is given as "Secretary" (of the Scottish Hospital, it would appear.) See notes below on this Charity.
7 Crane Court
Same area as before. Shown living with his daughter Katherine, plus one maidservant. He is 70 and his occupation is given as "Secretary" (of the Scottish Hospital, it would appear.) See notes below on this Charity.
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Note N1227
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Back stairs; Town: Edinburgh; County/Colonial: Scotland
This implies that at this time Robert Auld was Lord Alva's clerk. (Presumably before he moved to London). Or it could be his uncle Robert Auld (b 1726) as there are many references to a Robert Auld being a writer whilst Robert Auld Jnr was still a child
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Note N1228
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This is the first of a number of Land Tax Registers showing Robert Auld of the Scottish Hospital's Land Tax (£6) so he was clearly in office as early as 1820.