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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 (abt 1785 - abt 29/7/1830)

 

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Elizabeth Irvine 
abt 1786 - abt 29/7/1830

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

Little is known of Elizabeth Irvine. At some stage prior to April 1819 she married George
Morrow, an Irish farmer from Magheraculmoney in Co. Fermanagh, with whom she had five children. The couple resided in Leaghan townland, in Magheraculmoney.

It is believed that Elizabeth passed away in Leaghan in July 1830, and was buried in St. Mary's graveyard, Magheraculmoney, on the 29th by the Rev. William Atthill. Although her age was not listed in the burial record, her husband was born in about 1786, from which a potential birth year for Elizabeth has been extrapolated (Source: PRONI MIC/1/67 Magheraculmoney Church of Ireland).  

Children of Elizabeth IRVINE and George MORROW:
Anne Morrow
b: abt 4/4/1819
 
Anne was baptised in the parish of Magheraculmoney on 4 APR 1819, at St. Mary's Church in Ardess glebe. Her parents were noted as George and Eliza Morrow, resident at Leighin (Leaghan) (Source: PRONI MIC/1/67 and 68, St Mary's Church, Ardess, Magheraculmoney).
 
 
 
John Morrow
b: abt 14/2/1822
 
John was baptised in the parish of Magheraculmoney on 14 FEB 1822, at St. Mary's Church in Ardess glebe. His parents were noted as George and Elizabeth Morrow, resident at Leighin (Leaghan) (Source: PRONI MIC/1/67 and 68, St Mary's Church, Ardess, Magheraculmoney).
 
 
 
George Morrow
b: abt 10/2/1825
 
George was Calum's and Jamie's three times great grandfather - see below.
 
 
 
Thomas Morrow
b: abt 1/6/1827
 
Thomas was baptised in the parish of Magheraculmoney on 4 APR 1819, at St. Mary's Church in Ardess glebe, by Rev. Richard L. Clifford. His parents were noted as George and Eliza Morrow, resident at Tulnaglug (Tullanaglug) (Source: PRONI MIC/1/67 and 68, St Mary's Church, Ardess, Magheraculmoney).
 
 
 
Henry Morrow
b: abt 10/3/1829
 
Henry was baptised in the parish of Magheraculmoney on 10 MAR 1829, at St. Mary's Church in Ardess glebe. His parents were noted as George and Bessy Morrow, resident at Leehan (Leaghan) (Source: PRONI MIC/1/67 and 68, St Mary's Church, Ardess, Magheraculmoney).
 
 
 
Anne Morrow
b: abt 1830  d: 7 OCT 1888
 
Anne was born in Co. Fermanagh in about 1830. She married Robert Whamsley.
 
As Anne Whamsley, she is noted as having eventually died in Scotland on 7 OCT 1888 at the Combination Poorhouse in Dumbarton, aged 58, the cause being chronic bronchitis and general debility. Her husband Robert Whamsley was stated to be a gardener, and her parents were listed as George Morrow, a farm labourer, and Bessie Mitchell, both deceased. The informant to the registrar was James McLean, governor of the poorhouse at Dumbarton, on 12 OCT 1888 (SP/NRS D 1888 496/00 236 Dumbarton).
 

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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.