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The Irvine Family

The surname Irvine, named after the Scottish town, possibly comes from 'yr (g)wen' the Brythonic Celtic phrase (ie. Old Welsh) that means 'the place of the white river'. Welsh was a language spoken in Scotland long before the arrival of the Angles, Saxons and Jutes into Britain. (Other significant Scottish place names that originate in Welsh are Perth and Aberfeldy.)

The following Irvines are related:

Elizabeth Irvine (???? - 18??)

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Elizabeth Irvine
???? - 18??

Elizabeth Irvine was Calum's and Jamie's great great great great grandmother.

Little is known of Elizabeth Irvine. All that we know is that she was Irish, and that she married George Morrow, an Irish farmer, as evident from their son George's death certificate in 1893.

KNOWN SON of ELIZABETH IRVINE and GEORGE MORROW:

George Morrow
b: 1827 (approx) d: 1894

Calum's and Jamie's great great great grandfather - see Morrow page.

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Connecting to Calum and Jamie

Elizabeth Irvine married George Morrow prior to 1827.

Son, George Morrow, married Jane Mitchell in 1846.

Daughter, Elizabeth Morrow, married Robert Currie
in 1899.

Daughter, Jane Currie, married Charles Paton in 1934.

Son, Colin Paton, married Charlotte Harper Graham in 1969.

Son, Christopher Mark Paton, married Claire Patricia Giles in 2000.

Sons, Calum Graham Paton and Jamie Christopher Paton.

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