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...do YOUR families link back to first South Australian wheat growers?
Christina and Donald McLEAN from Scotland 1837
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1816 -
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Name |
Catharine MCLEAN |
- Her name is sometimes spelt as Catherine.
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Born |
1816 |
Christened |
5 May 1816 |
Cosandronchaid North Knapdale [1] |
Gender |
Female |
Biography Notes |
We know very little about Catharine except that that she was living in Arichonan in 1837 when she made a complaint to the North Knapdale Kirk Sessions, that Allan McLean was the father of Sarah. The 'fornication' was in Bellanoch in July 1833. This is detailed in J20 which attached to Allan's profile and in Stories on the home page.
There are no indications that Allan had any direct contact with Catharine after 1833, nor that he ever saw baby Sarah. He migrated, and they took no further part in each other?s lives. We have no other information about the life events of Catharine and Sarah.
(This note was by Don Gordon in October 2021.)
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Person ID |
I-2540 |
Christina and Donald McLean |
Last Modified |
9 Apr 2022 |
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STORIES |
 | J19 - My Red Red Rose - just a good story * This story is based on the fact that, in March 1837, Allan Mclean appeared before the Kilmallie Kirk Sessions when Catharine McLean claimed that Allan was the father of their child, Sarah.
* Two versions have been placed on the website www.christinaanddonaldmclean.com. One version (this one) is just a good story that can be enjoyed on its own. The other version has notes for serious researchers.
* Updated June 2022 |
 | J19 - My Red Red Rose - Catharine & Allan McLean's baby (Sarah) - with notes for serious researchers * This story is based on the fact that, in March 1837, Allan Mclean appeared before the Kilmallie Kirk Sessions when Catharine McLean claimed that Allan was the father of their child, Sarah.
* Two versions have been placed on this website. The other version is just a good story that can be enjoyed on its own, whereas this version has notes for serious researchers. It required a great deal of research to ensure the validity of the story. There are footnotes and appendices so that anyone can check on what is factual and what parts are fictitious.
* Updated June 2022
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Sources |
- [S-159] OPR Old Parish Records - attached to this profile, no evidence attached, nor source visible .
- [S-261] DON GORDON-LIBRARIES-'Rankine Family' - in the Library directory on Don Gordon's computer, Rankine Family 1839-1982 cowritten by Jan Stephenson, source not supplied.
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