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Kirkcaldy Deeds 1673-1871 CONDIE, WILLIAM: tanner in Kirkcaldy, yst son of dec Mr John Condie, late mercant and Bailie in Auchtermuchty, thereafter residenter in Kirkcaldy; Disp in favour of eldest brother, David Condie, 30 Jan 1761, and with spouse, Agnes Steedman, 30 Jan 1777 [B41/7/7 Pp 386-89 and B41/7/8 fol 305-07] BROUN, MGT: relict of dec William Shaddoway, skipper Burgess of Kirkcaldy; Disp and Assig in favour of nieces, Marjorie and Helen Andersone, children of dec [blank] Andersone, mariner Burgess of Kirkcaldy, and [blank] Broun, her sister; 31 Jan 1713 [B41/7/2] ANDERSONE, ISOBELL: dau of dec William Andersone, skipper in Kirkcaldy, and spouse of George Ramsay, skipper in Linktown of Abbotshall; Discharge to Town of Kirkcaldy; 29 Jan 1720 [B41/7/3] www.fifefhs.org /Records/Deeds/kirkcaldydeeds.htm   (13202 words)

Kirkcaldy Deeds 1673-1871 CONDIE, WILLIAM: tanner in Kirkcaldy, yst son of dec Mr John Condie, late mercant and Bailie in Auchtermuchty, thereafter residenter in Kirkcaldy; Disp in favour of eldest brother, David Condie, 30 Jan 1761, and with spouse, Agnes Steedman, 30 Jan 1777 [B41/7/7 Pp 386-89 and B41/7/8 fol 305-07] BROUN, MGT: relict of dec William Shaddoway, skipper Burgess of Kirkcaldy; Disp and Assig in favour of nieces, Marjorie and Helen Andersone, children of dec [blank] Andersone, mariner Burgess of Kirkcaldy, and [blank] Broun, her sister; 31 Jan 1713 [B41/7/2] ANDERSONE, ISOBELL: dau of dec William Andersone, skipper in Kirkcaldy, and spouse of George Ramsay, skipper in Linktown of Abbotshall; Discharge to Town of Kirkcaldy; 29 Jan 1720 [B41/7/3] www.fifefhs.org /Records/Deeds/kirkcaldydeeds.htm   (13202 words)

Doig Genealogy - John Doig and Christian Duncane / Margaret Craige John was born 15 Nov 1672 and christened 23 Nov 1672 in Kingsbarns, the son of Robert Broun and Mary Bruce; he was the brother of Margaret Broun (B011). John married Agnes Peatie on 13 Aug 1698 and 28 Oct 1698 in Crail, Fife. John was born in 9 Oct 1809 in Airdrie, Newmonkland, Lanark, the son of John Whitelaw (deceased), pawnbroker, and Janet Chapman (deceased); his parents were married in Apr 1809 in New Monkland. www.doig.net /JOHN1625.html   (18724 words)

St Andrews Deeds 1692-1891 BINING, JANET: eldest dau and one of the heir portioners of her mother, Agnes Adamson, spouse of dec David Bining, sometime Bailie of Pittenweem, and relict of umql Alexander Simson, tenant in Balcorthy; Disp and Assig in favour of dau, Agnes Stevenson; 2 Dec 1734 [GD1/361/1 Pp 430-37] BROUN, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of land in Priory Acres in that shade or field called Cross Dykes, from Jean Taylor, relict of dec Mr Andrew Flookar, Minister of the Gospel; 10 Dec 1734 [B65/5/3 Pp 206-08] ADAMSONE, HENRY: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of land in the Priory Acres of St Andrews from James Balfour of Randerston; 20 June 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 114-16] www.fifefhs.org /Records/Deeds/standrews.htm   (18724 words)

sis-births-to-daughters-marriages.txt FR386 251 William Boyd CAMPBELL M C: 28 Nov 1845 John CAMPBELL Agnes STIRLING Riccarton AYR FR850 1198 William BROUN M C: 31 Jan 1836 William BROUN Elizabeth STIRLING Gorbals LKS FR1399 1310 William Stirling HAMILTON M B: 06 Mar 1788 William HAMILTON Elisabeth STIRLING Glasgow LKS www.monikie.org.uk /sis-births-to-daughters-marriages.txt   (18724 words)

Doig Genealogy - John Doig and Christian Duncane / Margaret Craige John was born 15 Nov 1672 and christened 23 Nov 1672 in Kingsbarns, the son of Robert Broun and Mary Bruce; he was the brother of Margaret Broun (B011). John married Agnes Peatie on 13 Aug 1698 and 28 Oct 1698 in Crail, Fife. John was born in 9 Oct 1809 in Airdrie, Newmonkland, Lanark, the son of John Whitelaw (deceased), pawnbroker, and Janet Chapman (deceased); his parents were married in Apr 1809 in New Monkland. www.doig.net /JOHN1625.html   (18724 words)

Classics/Literature/Poetry/Plays, Paperbacks Unlimited American Essays - Writers include Benjamin Franklin, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry David Thoreau, Mark Twain, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, John Burroughs, Agnes Repplier, John Jay Chapman, Logan Pearsall Smith, Finley Peter Dunne, Charles S. Brooks, Simeon Strunsky, H.L. Mencken, Randolph Bourne, Heywood Broun, Christopher Morley, Bernard DeVoto, Theodore Pratt. Poems by Edith Sitwell, Sacheverell Sitwell, William H. Matchett, Spencer Brown, Alexander Trocchi, Galway Kinnell, Patrick Boland, Howard Moss, Sydney Goodsir Smith, Byron Vazakas, John Ashbery, Harry Duncan, Herbert Morris, Lucinda Collins, B. Rajan. Poems by Allan Block, Sister Madeline De Frees, Marilyn Coffey, Irving Feldman, Edward Field, Sidney Goldfarb, David Henderson, Richard Howard, William Stafford, Robert Watson, James Welch, Charles David Wright. home.golden.net /~paperbacks/cl.htm   (18724 words)

OLD FOLKS AT HOME PAGE Married at the age of 36 on 15-12-1757 in Maybole with Agnes BROUN, 25 years old, Married at the age of 29 on 02-05-1788 in Mauchline. Entertained by Scott at Abbotsford (17-9-1831) when home on furlough. people.zeelandnet.nl /vdbremen/gene/burns.htm   (18724 words)

Robert Burns He was the eldest of seven children born to William Burness, a struggling tenant farmer, and his wife, Agnes Broun. Burns, Robert (1759-96), Scottish poet and writer of traditional Scottish folk songs, whose works are known and loved wherever the English language is read. Charmed by Burns, the literati mistakenly believed him to be an untutored bard, a "Heavens-taught Plowman." He resented their condescension, and his bristling independence, blunt manner of speech, and occasional social awkwardness alienated admirers. www.dumfries-and-galloway.co.uk /people/burns.htm   (916 words)

Literary Encyclopedia: Robert Burns Burns was the eldest of seven children born to William Burnes, a gardener (later a tenant farmer) from Kincardine, and Agnes Broun of Carrick, in Ayrshire. Robert’s childhood and youth were marked by poverty and hard labour, as a succession of crofts leased by his father chronically failed to provide the family with a living; and the poor health (stemming from a weakened heart) which marred his later life probably had its roots in the hardships of this period. Burns soon acquired local renown for the brilliance and the boldly satiric tone of his poems as they circulated among his Ayrshire acquaintances; but the publication of his first volume, the Kilmarnock Edition of 1786, had its immediate cause in a sequence of troubling events. www.literaryencyclopedia.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=659   (1587 words)

Robert Burns at StAndrews.com Born in Alloway, Ayrshire, in 1759 to William Burness, a poor tenant farmer, and Agnes Broun, Robert Burns was the eldest of seven. However, Burns was more interested in poetry and, after a series of failed relationships, planned to escape to the safer, sunnier climes of the West Indies. He spent his youth working his father's farm, and despite their relative poverty, Burns was extremely well read - at the insistence of his father, who employed a tutor for Robert and younger brother Gilbert. www.standrews.com /burns   (265 words)

HanReash 12 Mar 1779 — James Lindsay to Agnes Clark 4 Dec 1717 — James Sibbald son to Adam and Christian Broun 25 Jan 1804 — Christian Sybbald dr. to James and Jean Tweedy www.xmission.com /~tll/Liberton.htm   (265 words)

Overview of Maybole The parents of Robert Burns, William Burn and Agnes Broun, came from Maybole. Situated 9 miles (14½ km) south of Ayr and 12 miles (20 km) north east of Girvan in South Ayrshire, the town of Maybole was a centre for the Kennedy family and the Earls of Cassillis. Industries have included footwear and agricultural toolsproduction, though today it is a commuter centre for those who work in Ayr and beyond - the old industries which made it famous have long since disappeared. www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/towns/townfirst480.html   (123 words)

pag55 Kerr Agnes E39 also Banks Kerr James E6 Ker Janet E81 also Reynolds Naysmith James B7 Nimmo Margaret A2 also Broun Ranken James C2 Ranken Elizabeth C2 also Carstairs ndhm.org.uk /page_55.htm   (123 words)

Rabbie Burns - Robert Burns, the Bard Born in Alloway, Ayrshire, in 1759 to William Burness, a poor tenant farmer, and Agnes Broun, Robert Burns was the eldest of seven. In a matter of weeks he was transformed from local hero to a national celebrity, fussed over by the Edinburgh literati of the day, and Jean Armour's father allowed her to marry him, now that he was no longer a lowly wordsmith. He spent his youth working his father's farm, but in spite of his poverty he was extremely well read - at the insistence of his father, who employed a tutor for Robert and younger brother Gilbert. www.rabbie-burns.com /theman   (467 words)

Darsteller Michael Sarrazin www.videostauschen.com - Videos tauschen oder DVD Filme tauschen Darsteller: [Barbra Streisand] [Michael Sarrazin] [Estelle Parsons] [Molly Picon] [William Redfield] [Louis Zorich] [Heywood Hale Broun] [Richard Ward] [Ed Bakey] [Peter Mamakos] [Vivian Bonnell] [Joe Maher] [Anne Ramsey] [Jack Hollander] [Gary Pagett] Darsteller: [James Mason] [Leonard Whiting] [David McCallum] [Dallas Adams] [Tom Baker] [Julian Barnes] [Arnold Diamond] [John Gielgud] [Clarissa Kaye-Mason] [Margaret Leighton] [Agnes Moorehead] [Nicola Pagett] [Ralph Richardson] [Michael Sarrazin] [Jane Seymour] [Michael Wilding] www.videostauschen.com /video/tauschen/video/filme/Michael+Sarrazin/darsteller.htm   (467 words)

Literary Encyclopedia: Robert Burns Burns was the eldest of seven children born to William Burnes, a gardener (later a tenant farmer) from Kincardine, and Agnes Broun of Carrick, in Ayrshire. The cottage in which he was born and spent his early life (now a museum) was built by his father: on the night of the poet’s birth the thatch blew off in a storm, forcing the family to seek shelter with a neighbour; an incident hinted at in the song “Rantin’, Rovin’ Robin”: (The Rev. William Auld, parish minister of Mauchline, had administered a public rebuke to Burns for fornication with Jean Armour, whom he was eventually to marry.) www.litencyc.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=659   (1672 words)

Painter Agnes Martin dies at age 92 - THE ARTS - MSNBC.com She was one of America’s most distinguished artists with an “amazing ability to reduce to essence all that we feel about space and light,” said Elizabeth Broun, director of the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. “She stands for an awful lot in the story of contemporary art over the past 50 years.” Martin had lived a simple life in the artists’ haven in northern New Mexico since 1991, even as her art grew in popularity in major cities throughout the world. “She was one of America’s most significant and best-known artists, certainly one of the most innovative and original artists of the 20th century,” said David L. Witt, curator at the University of New Mexico’s Harwood Museum of Art in Taos. msnbc.msn.com /id/6725252   (667 words)

Classics/Literature/Poetry/Plays, Paperbacks Unlimited American Essays - Writers include Benjamin Franklin, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry David Thoreau, Mark Twain, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, John Burroughs, Agnes Repplier, John Jay Chapman, Logan Pearsall Smith, Finley Peter Dunne, Charles S. Brooks, Simeon Strunsky, H.L. Mencken, Randolph Bourne, Heywood Broun, Christopher Morley, Bernard DeVoto, Theodore Pratt. Classics Illustrated No. 50 - The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Samuel L. Clemens - magazine-size, comic strip format (Autumn 1969 issue, Classics Illustrated, B) 4.00 Cdn. Classics Illustrated No. 29 - The Prince and the Pauper by Samuel L. Clemens - magazine-size, comic strip format (no date, Classics Illustrated, C) 4.00 Cdn. www.home.golden.net /~paperbacks/cl.htm   (667 words)

Descendants of Richard Fitz-Urse SAC Vol26 pg93 SAC pg 130 note46 - Nicholas Berham was Churchwarden of Wadhurst during the incumbency of "Sir John Broun, preest vicar of the seid chirch" As appears by a Chancery suit (undated) a copy of which is the possession of the present Vicar.. Whereupon the lord by his Seneschal grante dht ehouse and lands to John and Agnes his wife the dau of Thomas Brown. The arms assigned to Berham of Berham (Kent) are differenced with a crescent which usually denotes descent from a second son. home.midsouth.rr.com /genealogy/barham.htm   (4660 words)

Speech of Bill Haddad at the WTO/WHO Conference on Differential Pricing After talking to Dr. Hamied by phone, Jamie, Rob, David and myself went to London where we were joined by Dr. Denny Broun who had recently left WHO and understood the AIDS problem in Africa. In New York, I called a remarkable businesswoman and humanitarian, Agnes Vares, who supplies raw materials for both Pharma and generic companies. Hamied agree to a price of $354 a year for MSF projects and $600 a year for governments...as contrasted to the $12-15,000 multinational pricing. www.cptech.org /ip/health/who/haddad.html   (3333 words)

Rabbie Burns - Robert Burns, the Bard Born in Alloway, Ayrshire, in 1759 to William Burness, a poor tenant farmer, and Agnes Broun, Robert Burns was the eldest of seven. However, Robert was more interested in the romantic nature of poetry than the arduous graft of ploughing and, having had some misadventures with the ladies (resulting in several illegitimate children, including twins to the woman who would become his wife, Jean Armour), he planned to escape to the safer, sunnier climes of the West Indies. When his father died in 1784, Robert and his brother became partners in the farm. www.rabbie-burns.com /theman   (3333 words)

Literary Encyclopedia: Robert Burns Burns was the eldest of seven children born to William Burnes, a gardener (later a tenant farmer) from Kincardine, and Agnes Broun of Carrick, in Ayrshire. Robert’s childhood and youth were marked by poverty and hard labour, as a succession of crofts leased by his father chronically failed to provide the family with a living; and the poor health (stemming from a weakened heart) which marred his later life probably had its roots in the hardships of this period. The cottage in which he was born and spent his early life (now a museum) was built by his father: on the night of the poet’s birth the thatch blew off in a storm, forcing the family to seek shelter with a neighbour; an incident hinted at in the song “Rantin’, Rovin’ Robin”: www.literaryencyclopedia.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=659   (1587 words)

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