Elizabeth Ann Leith, –
- Name
- Elizabeth Ann /Leith/
- Surname
- Leith
- Given names
- Elizabeth Ann
father | |
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mother | |
herself | |
brother |
Private
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husband |
1751–1819
Birth: August 20, 1751
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28 — Crathie and Braemar, Aberdeen, Scotland Death: December 6, 1819 — Glenmuick Churchyard, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland |
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herself | |
Marriage |
Marriage: April 1803 — Glenkindly, Scotland |
husband |
1751–1819
Birth: August 20, 1751
27
28 — Crathie and Braemar, Aberdeen, Scotland Death: December 6, 1819 — Glenmuick Churchyard, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland |
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partner’s partner | |
Marriage |
Marriage: February 5, 1782 — Saint Nicholas, Aberdeen, Aberdeen |
4 years
step-daughter |
1785–1802
Birth: about 1785
33 — Abergeldie, Aberdeen, Scotland Death: January 26, 1802 — Camberwell, Aberdeen, Scotland |
Note | Second daughter of Alexander Leith. Died without issue at Palmer's Cross, Moraysire, Oct 1855 and was buried in Elgin Cathedral. It was probably in honour of one of the thirteenth lairrd's wives that Robert Petrie (1767-1828), the famous Strathardle fiddler, composed the air known as "Mrs. Gordon of Abergeldie,: to which Mr. W. M'Combie Smith has writen a ballad called "A' for Love." It may be noted that Burns's song, "The Birks of Aberfeldy," was founded on an earlier song in which Abergeldie was the place mentioned. |
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