John MccullochAge: 78 years1773–1851
- Name
- John Mcculloch
- Given names
- John
- Surname
- Mcculloch
| Family with parents |
| father |
John Mcculloch Birth: 1740 — Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
| mother |
… Nicholson Death: December 1778 |
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Marriage: — |
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| elder sister |
Agnes Mcculloch Birth: 23 October 1769 29 Death: 1829 |
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4 years himself |
John Mcculloch Birth: 28 September 1773 33 — Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland Death: 30 September 1851 |
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22 months younger brother |
James Murray Mcculloch Birth: July 1775 35 Death: 25 January 1850 |
| Father’s family with Jessie Macfarlane |
| father |
John Mcculloch Birth: 1740 — Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
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Marriage: — |
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| half-brother |
Captain William Mcculloch Birth: Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland Death: 1830 — Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand |
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| half-sister | |
| half-sister | |
| half-sister |
Jean Mcculloch Death: 1830 |
| half-sister |
Mary Mcculloch Death: 24 July 1808 — Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland |
| Family with Agnes Stewart |
| himself |
John Mcculloch Birth: 28 September 1773 33 — Barholm, Wigtownshire, Scotland Death: 30 September 1851 |
| wife |
Agnes Stewart Birth: Phisgill Death: 24 July 1836 |
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Marriage: 1813 — |
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5 years daughter |
Isabella McCulloch Birth: 26 June 1817 43 — Kirkmabreck, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Death: 9 March 1889 |
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5 years daughter |
Joanna Hathorn Stewart Mcculloch Birth: 23 September 1822 48 — Kirkmabreck, Kirkcudbright, Scotland Death: 7 February 1903 — Bath, Somerset, England |
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| daughter |
Elizabeth Mcculloch Death: 8 February 1906 |
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| Note | “Our cousin Barholm is almost a bridegroom: the lady, Miss Stewart of Phisgill, I daresay twenty years (at least) younger than he. Not a beauty, but agreeable both in looks and manners, highly accomplished and (no doubt) possessed of a very handsome fortune: you know Phisgill is one of the richest private gentlemen in Scotland, with no very numerous family. I daresay Barholm is surprised at his own good fortune .......... His brother, Samuel, that accomplished young gentleman, is to be blessed with the hand of Miss Hawthorn, the principle heiress in Wigton and, I’m told, a fine girl - so I really think the McCullochs are making a very respectable figure in the annals of matrimony.” |