Family Group Sheet for Duncan Campbell FERGUSON / Mary MACINTYRE (F390) m. 18 Dec 1855 : Our Family History

m. 18 Dec 1855

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Duncan Campbell FERGUSON

Male
Duncan Campbell FERGUSON

Birth	c 1832	Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland
Death
Burial
Marriage	18 Dec 1855 [1]	Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland [1]
Type	Banns; Church of Scotland
Father	Duncan FERGUSON \| F391 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary MACNEILL \| F391 Group Sheet

Mary MACINTYRE

Female
Mary MACINTYRE

Birth	c 1837	Dalavich, Argyll, Scotland
Death
Burial
Father	John MACINTYRE \| F392 Group Sheet
Mother	Janet MACARTHUR \| F392 Group Sheet

Notes

Marriages (CR) 1855
Cumlodden, Argyll
509/ 2

On December 18 at Auchindrain Marriage after Banns was Solemnised between us according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church of Scotland

(signed)
Duncan Campbell FERGUSON, 23, (born Furnace, Inveraray)
fisherman
Furnace

fa: Duncan FERGUSON, labourer
mo: Mary FERGUSON, MS MCNEILL

(signed)
Mary MCINTYRE, 18, (born Cruachan, Dalavich)
servant
Brenchoilly

fa: John MCINTYRE, tailor
mo: Janet MCINTYRE, MS MCARTHUR

(signed)
Donald McLachlan, Minister of Cumlodden
(signed)
D.T. McDonald, witness
(signed)
Neil MCINTYRE, witness

Registered: 1855 December 20th at Cumlodden, Edward McCallum, Registrar [1]

Sources
[S55] Marriages (CR) Scotland, 18 Dec 1855, 509/ 2 (Reliability: 3).
Cumlodden, Argyll. FERGUSON, Duncan Campbell and MCINTYRE, Mary.

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