John GILMOUR b. 21 Jul 1861 Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland: Our Family History

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Name	John GILMOUR
Birth	21 Jul 1861	Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Address: Ferryland Inveraray, Argyll Scotland
	Births (CR) 1861 Inveraray, Argyll 513/ 29 John GILMOUR 1861 July Twenty-First 5h 30m AM Ferryland, Inveraray fa: Donald GILMOUR, fisherman mo: Mary GILMOUR, MS CAMPBELL marr: 1857 Nov[?] 4th, Inveraray Informant: Donald GILMOUR, father, (present) Registred: 31st July 1861 at Inveraray, Henry Dunn Smith, Registrar [1]
Gender	Male
Person ID	I946	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	25 Jul 2025

Father	Donald GILMOUR, b. c 1828 d. 31 Jul 1861 (Age 33 years)
Mother	Mary CAMPBELL, b. c 1833 d. Aft 31 July 1861 (Age 28 years)
Marriage	3 Nov 1857	Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland [2]
	Marriages (CR) 1857 Inveraray, Argyll 513/ 6 On the Third day of November 1857 at Inveraray Marriage (after Banns) was soleminised between us according to the Forms of the Church of Scotland (signed) Donald GILMOUR, 29, Fisherman, (Bachelor) Ferryland, Inveraray fa: Donald GILMOUR, Crofter, (deceased) mo: Mary GILMOUR, MS MCVICAR, (deceased) (signed) Mary CAMPBELL, 24, Cook, (Spinster) Morrison's Land, Inveraray fa: John CAMPBELL, (deceased) mo: Betsy CAMPBELL, or MCNICOL (signed) Colin Smith, DD (signed) Walter Malcolm, witness (signed) John McGregor, witness The above Marriage was Registered by me at Inveraray, on the Fifth day of November, 1857. Henry Dunn Smith, Registrar. [2]
Family ID	F377	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S34] Births (CR) Scotland, 21 Jul 1861, 513/ 29 (Reliability: 3).
Inveraray, Argyll. GILMOUR, John.
[S55] Marriages (CR) Scotland, 3 Nov 1857, 513/ 6 (Reliability: 3).
Inveraray, Argyll. GILMOUR, Donald and CAMPBELL, Mary.

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