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About John Cochrane of Waterside
Biographical Summary
"John of Waterside, in the parish of Beith. He was baptized at Ochiltree 30 January 1602. He was forfeited 9 April 1684 for having been with his father at the battle of Bothwell Bridge. He was in Holland with his father when Charles II. died, took part in the Argyll invasion and shared the pardon granted to his father, when his lands were restored by a disposition, dated at Whitehall 1 March 1688. He married, contract 14 September 1687, Hannah de Werth, and had issue :
- John of Waterside, served heir-general to his father 7 January 1729 : drowned crossing the Cumnock 23 November 1752 ; married, contract 11 August 1733, Elizabeth, grand-daughter of James Cairns of Minniebuie, who died 4 January 1777.
- James, Advocate 29 December 1724; Judge-Advocate 25 March 1748, which office he eventually resigned in favour of his son William ; died at Grange House, Fife, 29 August 1762 ; married, January 1731, Cecilia, daughter of Mr. George Oliphant, preacher, Edinburgh.
- William, Advocate 1759, succeeded his father as Judge-Advocate. Died at Marseilles, 20 January 1766.
- Charles, and other sons, and
- Euphemia, and other daughters."
SOURCE: The Scots peerage, Vol. III, page 350
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John Cochrane of Waterside's Timeline
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1662
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Ochiltree, Ayreshire, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1700
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Ayrshire, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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February 28, 1716
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Waterhead, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, United Kingdom
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1729
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1729
Age 67
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Ochiltree, Ayrshire, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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