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About Anne Milne

!RELIGION/OCCUPATION/RESIDENCE

According to the records kept in the Family Register and housed at St. Andrew's Scots Presbyterian Church, on page 69, PETER HIGINIO CAZALA, born in 1861, and ANNA MILNE, born in 1859, had at that moment, 5 children as follows:

Beatrice (1890)

Ruby Emily (1892)

Geo. Higinio (1894)

Hayde (1895) and (not revealed-1896).

They lived in Temperley and his occupation was that of buying cattle, horses, etc. to resell.

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Anne Milne's Timeline

1858
December 21, 1858
1859
January 10, 1859
St. Andrew's Scots Presbyterian City Church, Buenos Aires, Argentina

!CHRISTENING:
Christening of Ann Milne
Relevant christening entry taken from records of St. Andrew's Scots Presbyterian City Church, held at location hereafter:
352 Perú st. / 579 Belgrano st., City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Author: James Smith, chaplain in charge of the said church
Source: Christening Register Book 2 - Page 41
Actual text:
"MILNE ANNE, lawful daughter of Henry Milne and of Anne Boyd, was born 21 December 1858 and baptized 10th January 1859 by the Rev. Jas. Smith."

!CHRISTENING
Christening of Anne Milne
Relevant christening entry taken from records in Spanish held by the Township Authorities at location hereafter:
Library Museum, Uruguay st., 4th fl., City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Author: James Smith, chaplain in charge of St. Andrew's Scots Presbyterian Church, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Source: Register Book1011 - Page 98 - Entry 6
Actual text:
(Translation from Spanish)
"On 10 January 1859, I baptized solemnly, in the District of Lobos, ANITA MILNE, who was born 21 December 1858, lawful daughter of Enrique Milne, native of Scotland, aged 35 years and of Ana Boyd, native of Buenos Ayres, aged 25 years, residing in the District of Lobos.
Diego Smith, Chaplain."
Accuracy of source:
Anita stands for ANNE
Enrique stands for HENRY
Diego stands for JAMES

!CHRISTENING
Christening of Anne Milne
Relevant baptism entry registered at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Buenos Aires, obtained at the website hereafter: British Settlers in Argentina, homepage.ntlworld.com/jnth
Author: Transcriptions made by Jeremy Howat, researcher
Source: Volume 2 - 1858/1863 - Page 41
Actual text:
"Name: MILNE, ANNE
Father: Henry
Mother: Boyd, Anne
Birth: 12/21/1858
Bapt.: 01/10/1859
Officiant: J.S."
Additional note:
The initials J.S. stand for Rev. James Smith
Teacher in Buenos Aires - 1849-1851
Minister of St. Andrew’s Scots Church, Buenos Aires - 1851-1883
Continuing ministry in Argentina - 1883-1900

1889
January 16, 1889
Argentina
1890
May 1, 1890
Buenos Aires, Argentina
1892
June 10, 1892
Buenos Aires, Argentina
1894
January 13, 1894
Buenos Aires, Argentina
1895
January 17, 1895
Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina
1896
June 14, 1896
Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina