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? Somerville (deceased) ? SOMERVILLE=== William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath is reported to have had a daughter, name not known, who was a prisoner in Scotland in 1318, presumably because her father was in the service... |
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Agnes Somerville, Countess of Rothes (b. - bef.1543) AGNES SOMERVILLE George Leslie, fourth Earl of Rothes: "married, thirdly, before 29 January 1529-30, Agnes Somerville, daughter of Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan, and widow of John, second Lord ... |
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Agnes Balch (Somerville) (1650 - 1716) Details in THE LUSH FAMILY HISTORY*_________________* Balch genealogica (1907)* BALCH "OF MARYLAND." * The second emigrant, John Balch "of Maryland," who came from County Somerset, crossed over to Mary... |
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Alice Somerville (Freeman), infant (1888 - 1894) |
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Ann (Hendrish) Somerville [Free Settler "Surprize" 1794] (1768 - 1802) Ann NN married James SOMERVILLE and they had the following children * James William 1788* John 1790* Ann 1792When her husband was convicted and sentenced to transportation Ann came with him. She arrive... |
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Anna Graunt (Somerville) (bef.1500 - c.1534) |
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Annis Somerville is a retired New Zealand judge of Ngāi Tahu and Scottish descent. She was the first Māori Family Court judge to be appointed in New Zealand.[1] |
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Charlotte (Hartley) Somerville [Convict "Indispensible" 1809] (deceased) Charlotte HARTLEY was convicted and sentenced to 7 years transportation. She was transported on "Indispensible" which arrived in Sydney Cove on 18/8/1809.She married James SOMERVILLE about 1810 |
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Elizabeth Somerville (deceased) ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE=== The Scots Peerage VIII: 3 Daughter of John, third lord Somerville of Carnwath. Birth and death dates are not documented.= Lady Elizabeth Somerville =Seen as Birth: 23 April 1415... |
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Elizabeth Somerville (1624 - 1663) No known children.===Comments As of April 2019, there seem to be 53 MyHeritage trees showing surviving children. Please ignore them.===NotesJohn Welsh of Irongray married Elizabeth Somerville (1624-166... |
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Elizabeth Somerville (1489 - d.) ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE |
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Elizabeth Somerville (deceased) |
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Elizabeth Somerville (deceased) ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE=== Disputed Ancestry According to Donald C. V. Campbell, writing in his 1904 account of the family of Campbell, Duke of Argyll, Elizabeth Somerville, here treated, is the ... |
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Elizabeth Somerville (1699 - d.) ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE=== Elizabeth Somerville, here treated, is the daughter of James Somerville of Drum and his wife Janet Murray. She was born on 8 May 1699 and died unmarried. The Scots Peerage. Volu... |
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Euphemia Somerville (1696 - d.) EUPHEMIA SOMERVILLE=== Euphemia Somerville, here treated, is the daughter of James Somerville of Drum and his wife Janet Murray. She was born on 26 June 1696. She died unmarried. The Scots Peerage. Vol... |
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Frances Louisa Somerville (Hayman) (1804 - 1885) |
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Giles Somerville (deceased) The Scots Peerage VIII: 9 |
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Sir Gualter de Somerville (c.1030 - d.) SIR WALTER OF SOMERVILLE=== 1066. Off Sir Gualter de Somervill, the first Barronne of Whichenour, in the Countie of Stafford, Shire Memorie of the Somervills, By James, eleventh Lord Somerville. Vo... |
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Helen Somerville (b. - bef.1545) HELEN SOMERVILLE Lady Boyd Helen Somerville, Lady Boyd, here treated, is the daughter of Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan and his wife Elizabeth Carmichael The Scots Peerage V: 155 |
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Hugh Somerville of Drum (1573 - c.1640) HUGH SOMERVILLE OF DRUM=== Hugh Somerville of Drum is the second son of Hugh, Lord Somerville. RMS: 928 His mother seems likely to be Eleanor Seton. The Scots Peerage VIII: 26-7 ===Evidence from the Na... |
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Hugh Somerville, 18th Baron Somerville (1839 - 1868) Biographical Summary ==" Hugh, seventeenth Lord Somerville , born at Leamington, Warwickshire, 11 October 1839; educated at Eton and Christ College, Oxford; lieutenant Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry; un... |
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James Somerville, 12th Lord Somerville (1698 - 1765) Biographical Summary ==" James, twelfth Lord Somerville , restorer of the fortunes of his family, baptized 25 January 1698......Lord Somerville died at Drum 14 December 1765.">SOURCE: The Scots peerage... |
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James Somerville, 6th Lord Somerville (c.1518 - 1569) JAMES SOMERVILLE, LORD SOMERVILLE=== The Scots Peerage VIII: 20-22 == Biographical Summary ==" James, fifth Lord Somerville, born about 1518......He died at Cowthally, in December 1569, and was buried ... |
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James Somerville of Cambusnethan, 'Velvet Eye' (c.1539 - 1623) JAMES SOMERVILLE OF CAMBUSNETHAN "Velvet Eye" James Somerville of Cambusnethan, here treated, who was nicknamed Velvet Eye: "was eldest sone and heir to John with the Plaides and Katherine Carmichael... |
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Sir James Somerville of Cambusnethan (1596 - 1659) SIR JAMES SOMERVILLE OF CAMBUSNETHAN Sir James Somerville of Cambusnethan, here treated, is the eldest son and apparent heir of John Somerville, younger of Cambusnethan and the oy or grandson of Jame... |
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James Somerville of Gladstanes (b. - 1693) JAMES SOMERVILLE OF GLADSTANES======Writer in Edinburgh=== James Somervell (1664) James Somervaill of Gladstaines (1668) James Somervell of Gladstaines (1669) James Somervell of Gladestains, writer... |
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James Somerville (deceased) |
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Rifleman James Somerville, MM (1893 - 1917) One of three brothers who served in WW1, two died. Awarded the Military Medal for acts of gallantry in the field.* Rank: Rifleman* Service No: 14501* Date of Death: 24/06/1917* Age: 24* Regiment/Servic... |
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James Somerville [Convict "Surprize" 1794] (1766 - 1846) James SOMERVILLE was born c1766 (son of John SOMERVILLE and Phillis ?)James married Ann ? and they had the following children* James William 1788* John 1790* Ann 1792James was convicted of Burglary and... |
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Janet Cockburn (Somerville) (c.1554 - d.) |
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Jean Somerville (b. - bef.1617) JEAN SOMERVILLE Jean Somerville, here treated, is reported to be the daughter of John Somerville of Cambusnethan and his wife Katherine Murray Stirnet: Somerville 02 Death |
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Jean Somerville (deceased) JEAN SOMERVILLE===Jean Somerville is said to have married Thomas Weir of Kirkton, with whom she is said to have had a son also named Thomas, afterwards Major Thomas Weir. Wikipedia: Thomas Weir It is s... |
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Joan Somerville, heiress of Wychnor (c.1310 - 1376) JOAN OF SOMERVILLE======Evidence from the English Close Rolls=== 24 May 1355: Rhys ap Griffith as the husband of Joan, the eldest daughter of Philip de Somervill and Margaret, his wife. The younger dau... |
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Joan Blount (Somerville) (1525 - c.1560) |
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John Somerville of Cambusnethan (b. - 1594) JOHN SOMERVILLE OF CAMBUSNETHAN John Somerville, here treated, is the grandson of Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan On 27 March 1561 he had sasine of the the ten pound lands of Prestuikschawis in t... |
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John Somerville of Cambusnethan, "Red Bag" (b. - 1553) JOHN SOMERVILLE OF CAMBUSNETHAN John Somerville of Cambusnethan, here treated, is the son and heir apparent of Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan RMS 1424-1513: charter number 3716 First Marriage... |
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John Somerville, younger of Cambusnethan (b. - 1640) JOHN SOMERVILLE younger of Cambusnethan Liferenter of Over Mains and other lands in the Barony of Cambusnethan; afterwards John Somerville, junior of Cambusnethan, and then John Somerville of Cambu... |
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Sir John Somerville of Carswell, fiar of Cambusnethan (b. - 1620) SIR JOHN SOMERVELL OF CARSWELL fiar of Cambusnethan Sir John Somerville of Carswell, here treated, is the son of John Somerville, younger of Cambusnethan and the grandson of James Somerville of Cambu... |
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John Somerville, 3rd Lord Somerville (b. - 1491) JOHN, LORD SOMERVILLE Death John, Lord Somerville died in November 1491 and was buried in the college aisle of Carnwath church. The Scots Peerage VIII: pp. 10-15 Marriage John, Lord Somerville... |
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Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan (1457 - 1513) SIR JOHN SOMERVILLE OF CAMBUSNETHAN Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan, here treated, is the second son of John Somerville, 3rd Lord Somerville The Scots Peerage VIII: 12 The Barony of Cambusneth... |
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The Very Rev. Dr Jack Somerville (1910 - 1999) Save The Very Reverend John Spenser Somerville ONZ CMG MC ChStJ (7 July 1910 – 5 October 1999) was a New Zealand Presbyterian leader.Biography Somerville was born in the Dunedin suburb of Andersons Bay... |
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John Somerville (deceased) |
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John de Somerville (c.1345 - d.) SOURCES (2) Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom; GE Cokayne, Sutton Publishing Ltd The Scots Peerage; Sir James Balfour Paul {1904-1914, 2000 rev} with... |
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John Somerville (1705 - d.) JOHN SOMERVILLE=== John Somerville, here treated, was the son of James Somerville of Drum and his wife Janet Murray. He was born on 23 December 1705 and died without issue. The Scots Peerage. Volume VI... |
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Hon. Julia Frances Blackett (Somerville) (1844 - 1913) |
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Adm. Kenelm Somerville, 17th Baron Somerville (1787 - 1864) Biographical Summary ==" Kenelm, sixteenth Lord Somerville , born at Bath 14 November 1787, educated at Rugby, an officer in the Royal Navy 1801, commanded the Thames on the coast of America, and was o... |
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Lady Margaret Somerville (deceased) LADY MARGARET SOMERVILLE=== Margaret Somerville, here treated, is the daughter of Thomas, Lord Somerville. The name of her mother has not been identified. The Scots Peerage VIII: p. 9 ===Marriage=== Ma... |
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Marion Somerville (deceased) |
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Mary Somerville (deceased) MARY SOMERVILLE It has been suggested that Mary Somerville, here treated, the wife of Adam Whiteford of that Ilk, may be the daughter of James Somerville of Cambusnethan, 'Velvet Eye' Stirnet: Somerv... |
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Hon. Mary Agnes Biddulph (Somerville) (1837 - 1889) |
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Mary Somerville (1772 - 1841) |
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N.N. 2 de Somerville (deceased) Sir Laurence Bard married, about 1364, the 2nd daughter of Sir Thomas Somerville and Elizabeth, daughter of Sir James Douglas, of Lothian. He was born before 1343, and died in Posso, co. Peebles. |
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N.N. Somerville (deceased) |
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Patrick Somerville (bef.1703 - d.) PATRICK SOMERVILLE=== Patrick Somerville, here treated, was the son of James Somerville of Drum and his wife Janet Murray. He was baptized on 16 August 1703 and died without issue. The Scots Peerage. V... |
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Philip Somerville (c.1278 - 1353) PHILIP OF SOMERVILLE=== Of Sir Philip de Somervill, the tenth Lord of Whichenour, the last of the Male Lyne of that House and Familie in England Memorie of the Somervills I: 96 Memorie of the ... |
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Richard McGowan Somerville (1889 - 1917) One of three brothers who served in WW1, two died.* Rank: Private* Service No: 30867* Date of Death: 04/10/1917* Regiment/Service: Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 1st Bn. * Grave Reference: VI. B. 11. * Ce... |
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Sydney Herbert Cecil Somerville (1868 - 1949) |
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Thomas Somerville, Tailor in Edinburgh (b. - bef.1695) THOMAS SOMERVILLE Tailor in Edinburgh; Deacon of the Tailors; Burgess and Guild Brother of Edinburgh Thomas Somerville, here treated, is the bastard son of Sir James Somerville of Cambusnethan The ... |
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Sir Thomas Somerville, 1st Lord Somerville (c.1370 - 1444) THOMAS, LORD SOMERVILLE=== Fake Genealogy James, the eleventh Lord Somerville, claimed that Thomas, the first Lord Somerville, here treated, was the son of Sir John Somerville of Linton, but... |
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Sir Thomas de Somerville of Linton & Carnwath (c.1317 - aft.1364) Sir WALTER de SOMERVILLE He married Giles,* only daughter and heiress of sir John Herring, with whom he got the lands of Gilmerton, Drum, Goodtrees, &c.----------------------------NOTE: The sourced mat... |
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Thomas Somverville of Racklay (deceased) The Scots Peerage VIII: 9 |
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Thomas de Somerville (c.1340 - 1412) Thomas, who had from his father the lands of Gilmerton, Drim, and Gutters. He was on the inquest at the service of his nephew 1406. He married Katherine Straton, second daughter of the Laird of Straton... |
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Sir Thomas of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath (deceased) SIR THOMAS OF SOMERVILLE OF LINTON AND CARNWATH=== According to George William Campbell, Sir Thomas of Somerville, here treated, is the son of William Somerville. He did not identify the name of his mo... |
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Walter of Somerville (deceased) WALTER OF SOMERVILLE=== According to Sir William C. Lawrie: "Gualter de Somerville ….. obtained from (the Conqueror) Whitchnour in Staffordshire and Somerville Aston in Gloucestershire. He left several... |
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William Somerville of Easter Gladstanes (b. - 1645) WILLIAM SOMERVILLE OF EASTER GLADSTANES William Somerville of Easter Gledstanes, here treated, is the eldest son and heir of James Somerville of Easter Gledstanes. On 16 January 1619 he had a precept... |
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Cpl. William Somerville (1897 - 1918) Corporal in NZRB, file number 54164. Son of John and Isabella E. Somerville, of Milburn, Otago, New Zealand== Sources ==# New Zealand and World War One Roll of Honour: / Ref 16.4.2021 |
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William de Somerville, Lord of Carnwath (b. - c.1400) SIR WILLIAM SOMERVILLE OF LINTON AND CARNWATH=== Sheriff-Depute of Lanark Sir William Somerville, here treated, is the son and heir of Sir Thomas Somerville of Linton and Carnwath. George Will... |
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Sir William Somerville, 2nd Lord Somerville (1400 - 1456) WILLIAM, LORD SOMERVILLE=== William, Lord Somerville, here treated is the son of Thomas Somerville of Linton and Carnwath, sometimes referred to as the first Lord Somerville. The Scots Peerage VIII: 9 ... |
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William Somerville, Master of Somerville (1451 - 1491) Biographical Summary ==" William, Baron of Carnwath , born 1453 or 1456......He died vita patris between 18 May and 14 November 1491, and was buried at Carnwath. He is said to have married, first, on 1... |
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William de Somerville, of Linton and Carnwath (1340 - 1403) |
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William Somerville (deceased) |
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William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath (b. - bef.1336) WILLIAM SOMERVILLE OF LINTON AND CARNWATH=== Fake Pedigree George William Campbell, the author of the Scots Peerage account of the Somerville family, suggested that William Somerville, here tr... |
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3. William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath (b. - 1242) WILLIAM OF SOMERVILLE of LINTON AND CARNWATH=== According to George William Campbell, William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath, here treated, is the son of William of Somerville of Linton and Carnw... |
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2. William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath (deceased) WILLIAM SOMERVILLE OF LINTON AND CARNWATH=== William of Somerville, here treated, is the son of William of Somerville. The Scots Peerage VIII: 2 He confirmed his father's gift of the church of Carnwath... |
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1. William of Somerville of Linton and Carnwath (deceased) WILLIAM OF SOMERVILLE OF LINTON AND CARNWATH=== According to Sir William C. Lawrie, writing in his collection of early Scottish charters, William of Somerville, here treated, is the second son of Walte... |
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Bredin (Somerville) (c.1774 - d.) |
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"BIC" Somerville (deceased) |
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'Ludds' Somerville (deceased) |
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Baron (title) Somerville (deceased) |
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(Unknown) Somerville (Coehran) (deceased) |
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(wife) de Somerville (1040 - d.) |
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? Somervail (Somerville) (deceased) |
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? Somerville (deceased) ? SOMERVILLE daughter Somerville, "married meanly by her stepmother" to Gawin Hamilton of the Nether Hills |
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? Somerville (deceased) |
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? Farmer (Somerville) (deceased) |
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? Somerville (deceased) Roberton Genealogy |
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? Somerville (b. - 1516) Hugh, Lord Somerville, and his wife Anne Hamilton, had two sons who died of smallpox. Their mother died of smallpox in 1516. All three died within one quarter of a year. Memorie of the Somervilles etc.... |
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? Somerville (b. - 1516) Hugh, Lord Somerville, and his wife Anne Hamilton, had two sons who died of smallpox. Their mother died of smallpox in 1516. All three died within one quarter of a year. Memorie of the Somervilles etc.... |
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? Somerville (b. - 1677) ? SOMERVILLE=== The Scots Peerage VIII: 29 |
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? Somerville (bef.1636 - d.) ? SOMERVILLE=== The Scots Peerage VIII: 29 |
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? Somerville (deceased) ? SOMERVILLE=== The Scots Peerage VIII: 32 |
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? Somerville (deceased) ? SOMERVILLE======Evidence from the National Records of Scotland=== 24 June 1732: Decreet of proving at the instance of Mr Thomas Menzies of Lethem [Letham], eldest son and heir of deceased Sir William... |