Gothray McCulloch–1588
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- Gothray McCulloch
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- Gothray
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- McCulloch
| Marriage | Marion Kennedy — View this family His second wife was Marion Kennedy, sister of James Kennedy of Monunscheown. 1563 |
| Marriage | Agnes Murray — View this family his first wife was Agnes (or Margaret) Murray, apparently a daughter of George Murray of Broughtoun. In 1563 she raised proceedings against him, complaining of his morals and thereafter appears to have lived separately from him, at Whithorn, until her deat 1563 |
| Death of a wife | Agnes Murray September 1582 |
| Crime | on 21 November 1584 he was charged with the crime of incest with his niece, Katharine McCulloch. 21 November 1584 |
| Death | 23 December 1588 |
| Birth of a son #1 | John McCulloch 1589 (9 days after death) |
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Gothray McCulloch Death: 23 December 1588 — Toscartoun, Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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Gothray McCulloch Death: 23 December 1588 — Toscartoun, Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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Marion Kennedy Birth: Monunscheown |
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John McCulloch Birth: 1589 Death: 1667 |
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Gothray McCulloch Death: 23 December 1588 — Toscartoun, Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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Agnes Murray Death: September 1582 — Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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Gothray McCulloch Death: 23 December 1588 — Toscartoun, Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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| Note | Gothray was a curiously mixed character. He was undoubtedly an astute man of business and set the foundations of the prosperity which his family was to enjoy for the following century. The records are full of references to his numerous land transactions. With this ability he combined the morals of an ape: not only did he leave behind him two legitimate families but also a whole tribe of illegitimate children. Nor was this enough: on 21 November 1584 he was charged with the crime of incest with his niece, Katharine McCulloch. |