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Alexander Reid (1820 - 1881)

Alexander Reid
Born in South Leith, Midlothian, Scotlandmap
Ancestors ancestors
Brother of
Husband of — married 1859 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australiamap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 61 in Bothwell, Tasmania,Australiamap
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Biography

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User ID

User ID: 98EC197684FAF349A75268AB43A4FCFDB9D7

Note

Note: Name:
Alexander Reid
Birth date:
19 Feb 1820
Birth place:
South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland
Death date:
27 Aug 1881
Death place:
Tasmania, Australia
Family
Father: Alexander Reid (1783 - 1858)
Mother: Mary Muirhead (1789 - )
Spouse: Lucy Maria Lempriere (1838 - 1928)
Contributor: mcleodsyme
name: Alexander REID
gender: Male
birth: <1833>
Of Ratho, Midlothian, Scot
death: 27 Aug 1881
Ratho, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia
afn: RRKV-H9
RATHO
"Ratho, a village and a parish of Edinburghshire. The village stands 1250 to 320 feet above sea-level, near the South bank of the Union Canal, 1¼ mile South by East of Ratho station on the North British railway, this being 8¼ miles West South West of Edinburgh, and 9¼ East South East of Linlithgow. Its site is the slope or eastern declivity of gentle uplands; and it consists of a single street, coming down the declivity from West to East, and bending Northwars, near the end, to terminate on the canal. Most of its houses are neat whinstone cottages, lintelled with sandstone, and roofed with either tiles or slate. Anciently a place of considerable note, Ratho fell into great decay, but has in modern times been revived, extended and much improved. In a poem by Joseph Mitchell, who published two large octavo volumes of miscellaneous poetry in 1724, and who is known as 'the poet of Ratho', it figures as having at one time risen to spendour, and then at another time sunk to desolation, till 'Ratho looked like Troy, a field of corn'.
name: Alexander REID
gender: Male
birth: <1833>
Of Ratho, Midlothian, Scot
death: 27 Aug 1881
Ratho, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia
afn: RRKV-H9
Parents
father: Alexander REID (AFN: RRKV-FX )
mother: Mary MUIRHEAD (AFN: RRKV-G4 )
Marriages (1)
spouse: Lucy Maria LEMPRIERE (AFN: RRKS-DH )
marriage: Of, Tasmania, Australia
Hide children (7)
child 1: Mary Selina REID (AFN: RRKS-P2 )
gender: Female
birth 13 Dec 1859
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
child 2: Marion Frances REID (AFN: RRKS-LJ )
gender: Female
birth 3 May 1869
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
child 3: Charlotte Jeanie REID (AFN: RRKS-J6 )
gender: Female
birth 27 Mar 1866
Ratho, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia
child 4: Amy Isobel REID (AFN: RRKS-MP )
gender: Female
birth 30 Aug 1874
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
child 5: Lucy Emmeline REID (AFN: RRKS-ZF )
gender: Female
birth 9 Feb 1862
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
child 6: Alexander Arthur REID (AFN: RRKS-H1 )
gender: Male
birth 18 Jun 1864
Of Ratho, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia
child 7: Henry Lempriere REID (AFN: RRKS-KC )
gender: Male
birth 1 Sep 1867
Bellerive

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Date: 21 Oct 2012
Time: 01:00:00

Prior to import, this record was last changed 01:00:00 21 Oct 2012.

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Acknowledgments

Thank you to Valerie Kerr for creating WikiTree profile Reid-2839 through the import of wiki.ged on Jul 25, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Valerie and others.






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