McCulloch One Name Study

Ebenezer McCullochAge: 71 years17161787

Name
Ebenezer McCulloch
Given names
Ebenezer
Surname
McCulloch
Birth 1716 66 51

Death of a maternal grandfatherRev. William Veitch
May 1722 (Age 6 years)

Death of a fatherDavid McCulloch 1st of Ardwall
4 October 1724 (Age 8 years)

Burial of a fatherDavid McCulloch 1st of Ardwall
October 1724 (Age 8 years)
Death of a motherElizabeth Veitch
July 1731 (Age 15 years)

MarriageIsobel HairstainesView this family
17 December 1744 (Age 28 years)

Death of a half-brotherRobert McCulloch
1749 (Age 33 years)
Death of a half-brotherEdward McCulloch 1st of Ardwall
August 1756 (Age 40 years)
MarriagePenelope McdowellView this family
17 September 1757 (Age 41 years)

Death of a half-brotherDavid McCulloch
June 1759 (Age 43 years)

Marriage of a childJohn McdowellMary Isabella McCullochView this family
1767 (Age 51 years)

Death of a wifePenelope Mcdowell
1774 (Age 58 years)
Death of a sonPatrick McCulloch
1780 (Age 64 years)
Death of a half-brotherCaptain James McCulloch
19 March 1782 (Age 66 years)

Burial of a half-brotherCaptain James McCulloch
March 1782 (Age 66 years)
Death of a half-brotherJohn McCulloch
17 August 1784 (Age 68 years)
Death February 1787 (Age 71 years)
Burial February 1787 (on the date of death)
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: 7 June 1710Dumfries, Dumfries-shire, Scotland
7 years
himself
brother
Father’s family with Isobel Maxwell - View this family
father
step-mother
Marriage: 1690
6 years
half-brother
9 years
half-brother
2 years
half-brother
half-brother
half-brother
half-brother
half-sister
half-sister
half-sister
Family with Isobel Hairstaines - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: 17 December 1744
son
daughter
daughter
Family with Penelope Mcdowell - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: 17 September 1757

Note

Ebenezer McCulloch appears to have been a brilliant man, energetic and impulsive: it was due to him and Tod that the original capital of the British Linen Company was raised from £50,000 to £70,000: and to Ebenezer alone that the introduction in 1752 of the promissory notes was due. He appears to have leased the ‘ruinous house of the forfeited Earl of Winton in Canongate and in it was held the first meeting of the British Linen Company in 1746.