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94    Date:           30 September 2009
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
Who is Trooper Frank Clementi Arbuthnot served with the Commander in Chief's Bodyguard, a colonial unit of the Boer War of 1899-1902.
Answer K part 1 - Francis Clementé Arbuthnot

93    Date:           30 June 2009
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
Who is Kay Arbuthnot born 16 October 1960 arbuthnotkay at gmail.com

92    Date:           30 May 2009
        From:           Michelle Young
Who was Mabel Arbuthnot? Born 1850 Coleshill, Warwickshire Northamptonshire. Shown 1881 Census. Born Meriden 4th qtr 1849 per BMD

We think Ronald Arland Stanley's parents were John Stanley 1855c, Maidstone Kent and Mabel Arbuthnot 1850c, England. We found this on his war records. However we can't find him on any census; he was supposedly born in Tunbridge Wells.

91    Date:           30 October 2008
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot               
Who is "Dr Quentin Arbuthnot"? He wrote to BBC in 2005, suggesting he was FRS (which FRS denies) http://www.badscience.net/2005/09/imploding-researchers/
In the latest edition of The Jewish News there are some photos of people who attended a fund raising event in memory of tsunami victim Lincoln Abraham, for research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, one of them being a young man named as Quentin Arbuthnot.

90    Date:           10 July 2008
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot               
Who is Andrew Arbuthnott, commander and owner of the Concord - Source: jamaicanfamilysearch.com (the information requires a membership fee).

30 December 1740 Andrew Arbuthnott, Commander and owner of the ship Concord, sailed from Peterhead to Charleston, South Georgia. At Charleston they took orders from Messrs Cleland and Wallace to get a cargo of rice from Georgetown. They were warned not to take the cargo to Bristol because of the risk of Spanish Privateers, but to return to Peterhead.

Whilst at Georgetown, Andrew Arbuthnott died of a fever, first mate Mr Forbes took over. Sailing up through the North Sea the Concord was beset by a bad storm and ended up in the Netherlands, the ship eventually got near to Peterhead, where the local Peterhead Pilots took over navigation, the ship sunk before they could get her into harbour. No lives were lost.

89    Date:           10 October 2007
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot               
Who is Jiang Han Arbuthnot, found at Names Database?



88    Date:           9 October 2007
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot               
Who is Julie Mary Anne Arbuthnot of Farnham, found at London Gazette?



87    Date:           22 June 2006
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot               
Anyone know if there are any records of those executed after Culloden?  It's a bit hard to come up with the exact details, but I have a volume which gives some info. It's "Prince Charles Stuart by Alex Charles Ewald".  He stops short of listing everything but he does give a detailed list of those who stood trial at Southwark, Carlisle and York. I've estimated that there looks to be about 350 names approximately with quite a high proportion in fact being English Jacobites.  Many people were offered transportation as an alternative to trial and possible execution if they admitted guilt without trial, and most seem to have taken that option. Those who were forced to stand trial tended to be, though not exclusively, from four categories. They were aristocracy; well known ardent Jacobites; they were English; or they refused the option of transportation.   Around 60 or so were found not  guilty and are marked with an asterisk. From other sources I've read that about 80 of those found guilty were executed.  The rest were supposedly transported, enlisted or exiled.
  Ewald also gives a list from papers in the Attorney Generals Office concerning those who didn't stand trial. A typical extract is
 "John Arbuthnot and 747 others were pardoned on condition of transportation for life"

78    Date:           14 February 2005
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot     
Who was Elizabeth Arbuthnot who married in Killala, Ireland Edward Brice (b.1752). They had Fredrick Augustus Brice (b. Ireland 1774, died Ireland 1813) who married Elizabeth Moore (died Armagh 29 January 1835).

74    Date:           12 June 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot     http://tinyurl.com/4whay

73    Date:           11 June 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot

Trooper Arbernot, 43rd (2/5th Bn Gloucestershire Regt)., Regt., Reconnaissance Corps, RAC
43rd [Wessex] Infantry Division

72    Date:           10 June 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            www.cookkk.com        acgs@execulink.com
Christian Arbuthnott, born 1580 ? Resident Somerville Doige.  - Answer: Fictional

70    Date:           17 May 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            Source: "www.geneanet.org" - thomas31s
Seumas Arbuthnott married Jean Stewart dau of John Stewart II (1475-1513) and Janet Campbell (bb 1485)

69    Date:           17 March 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            Source: "www.webfamily.org.uk"
Agnes Ann Arbuthnot                  Louth, Scotland 27 Jul 1917 - Aug 1996    Scotland ?
Bernard Arbuthnot                         Birmingham 6 Aug 1937 - Aug 1997    Scotland ?
John Andrew Arbuthnot               1955 - 1999     Scotland ? Table 8
John ("Jake") Keith Arbuthnot   1927 - 1928     Table K_2
Kathleen Margaret Arbuthnot    24 jan 1924 - aug 2002     ?
Molly Irene Arbuthnot                  1908 - 2001    Table K_2
Robert Arbuthnot                           1929 - 2001    ?
Ronald Allen Arbuthnot                1928 - 2000    Arbuthnot-Shearer
Sheelah Margaret Arbuthnot       1932 - 2002     Table K_1
Terence John Arbuthnot               1906 - 1996     Table K_1
Vera Arbuthnot           19 dec 1914 - nov 2001    Table 35
David Matthew Arbuthnott         1948 - 2000    Table 13

68    Date:           17 January 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            Source: "The East India Directory & Register 1830"
which lists all military personel (officer rank only), their unit & where it was based, plus all the most important "European Inhabitants" of the East India Co., & Bengal, Bombay & Madras presidencies

East India ships of season 1828-9 with their Managing Owners & Commanders
Sailed 9 Feb.  Voyage 5.  vessel name:Hythe (1333 tons)  Managing Owner: S.Marjoribanks,  Commander: George Clerk Arbuthnot sailing to Bengal & China,  to be 22 days afloat.    Table K_1

Fort St. George Madras
CIVIL SERVANTS
1826 William Urquhart Arbuthnot,assistant to the principal collector and magistrate of the south Concan    Table K_2

MILITARY
Lt. George Bingham Arbuthnot (date of rank 1 May 1824) 3rd Regt. Lt. Cavalry. Nagpoor (Madras)     Table I
Jas. Ed. Arbuthnot cadet for the Infantry 1829 season     Table K_2

MERCANTILE
Carnatic Insurance Co.  Arbuthnot & Co. Agents (Madras)
Houses of Agency: Arbuthnot & Co. (Madras)
India Insurance Co. Committee : G. Arbuthnot

EUROPEAN INHABITANTS
J. Arbuthnot merchant
Archibald Francis Arbuthnot agent    Table K_2

BOMBAY
JUNIOR MERCHANTS
Robert K. Arbuthnot, first assistant to the collector and magistrate of Poonah app. 1819    Table K_1



67    Date:           13 January 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            Source:  http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/160/e160a019.htm
ARBUTHNOT f@ca.on.ogs.quinte_branch_library_collection #gen-cry-001-1
Cryderman
ARBUTHNOT Alexander James page 102
ARBUTHNOT Ian Mark page 102
ARBUTHNOT Ronald Ian page 102
ARBUTHNOT f@ca.on.ogs.quinte_branch_library_collection #gen-bab-001-2
Babcock, John U.E.
ARBUTHNOT Alexander James page 227
ARBUTHNOT Ian Mark page 227
ARBUTHNOT Ronald Ian page 227
ARBUTHNOT f@ca.on.ogs.quinte_branch_library_collection #gen-hen-001-1
Hennessys of the Bay of Quinte
ARBUTHNOT John Sir. page 60
ARBUTHNOT R.J. page 60
ARBUTHNOT f@ca.on.ogs.quinte_branch_library_collection #gen-hub-002-1
Hubble Nehemiah & Lucretia Welton
ARBUTHNOT Alexander James 1972- page 426
ARBUTHNOT Beverly Elaine {WALT} 1944- page 426
ARBUTHNOT Ian Mark 1968- page 426
ARBUTHNOT Ronald Ian 1940- page 426
ARBUTHNOT f@ca.on.ogs.quinte_branch_library_collection #gen-wan-001-2
Wanamaker
ARBUTHNOT Alexander James page 173
ARBUTHNOT Ian Mark page 173
ARBUTHNOT Ronald Ian page 173



65    Date:           10 January 2004
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            Source: http://www.4qd.org/bann/Visits/1840_2.htm
James Arbuthnot. Married Nancy (dvu) both buried Liscall. Grandparents of C_____.

64    Date:           26 November 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot             Who was
William Arbuthnot (born Co Cork before 1883) married in Co Cork Hannah Hingston (born Co Cork 1887, died Co Cork 1955), dau of Allan Hingston and Hester Roycroft. Hannah had married first Joseph Roycroft.

63    Date:           24 November 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot             Wills.  Who are:

62    Date:           3 October 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot            These first two served 2nd Boer War 1899-1902

Madras Army 1760-1834
G B Arbuthnot Cavalry
Hon H Arbuthnott, Cavalry
James Edward Arbuthnot

Casualty Rolls of the Crimean War of 1854-56
Charles George Arbuthnot   Captain    Royal Artillery (10th Bn.)    Slight Wound    Minor actions at Sebastopol    17 June 1855    also Severe Wound, 23 August 1855
George Arbuthnot   Private    5337     3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards    Severe Wound     Minor actions at Sebastopol    30 August 1855

AIR MINISTRY: DEPARTMENT OF THE MASTER-GENERAL OF PERSONNEL: OFFICERS' SERVICE RECORDS AIR 76
Lenox Arbuthnot
Nigel Arbuthnot



61    Date:           30 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot           

60    Date:           29 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot           
       Marriages in Canongate, Edinburgh 
Andrew Arbuthnot md 15 December 1646 Jeane Sinclare
James Arbuthnot md 1 August 1689 Anna Irons
Kathrene Arbuthnot, dau of Robert Arbuthnot, land waiter in Montrose, md 10 March 1797 Alexander Laurance, servant



59    Date:           28 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot           
       Who are these?   James McIntosh married in Fordoun, Kincardineshire 25 September 1786 Elizabeth Arbuthnot (born before 1770, died before 1864). They had children:  Mary McIntosh was born about 1788 in St. Fergus, Banffshire, Scotland and was christened 6 Sep 1788 in St. Fergus, Banffshire, Scotland.  and   James McIntosh



58    Date:           23 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot           
       Who are the unidentified people shown on www.kittybrewster.com/genes.htm



57    Date:           9 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
       Who were (from RootsWeb, India)
(1997)
G. ARBUTHNOT  - subscribing member of the Soc. for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1840.
W. ARBUTHNOT Esq. - Present at the annual meeting of the S.P.G. in London, 17.2.1860. [The Mission Field vol 5. p.71]

(1998)
Ian Cain. 18 Aug 1998 - Offered to do lookups in "On the Coromandel Coast" The book is a 350 page travelogue of the east coast of India written by a F.E. Penny and published in 1908. He found an Arbuthnot in the index and the requester was forwarded a summary of the entry by email

Bombay Civil Service Appointments. Hart's Army List. 1873.
Inf. given: First names, Appointment, location, date of first CS appt; monthly pay.
If you'd like inf. please state which list the name appears in.
Third Class: 12 Yrs Standing - ARBUTHNOT

(1999)
Local Indian Forces
Archibald Arbuthnot (K part 2) & George Arbuthnot, both Captains

Civil appointments
21 March 1837. William Urquhart ARBUTHNOT Esq., to act as Collector & Magistrate of Vizagapatam until further orders - Table K part 2.
19 July 1837. Sir Robert Keith ARBUTHNOT, 2nd Bart returned to duty from Europe. - Table K part 1

(2000)
40, Vol.17-19, Film No. 0521842 1. Baptism, Vellare, 21st July 1839.
George Arbuthnot the son of George Arbuthnot Thomson Superintendent of Indigo Works and Eliza Thomson, born on the 22nd February 1839 was baptized.  George Arbuthnot Thomson has a granddaughter Nicola Thompson..

Baptisms in Lisbon, Portugal
ARBUTHNOT Charles George James son of Charles Arbuthnot, HM Consul General of the United Kingdom of Portugal and Maria Mary Ann his wife. 1800 - Table I
ARBUTHNOT Caroline Emma 1801 - Table I

Bengal Civil Service
ARBUTHNOT, George, Bengal Civil Service
ARBUTHNOT, John, Bengal Civil Service

Kevin.Asplin@tesco.net has JPEG's of this man, served with O or I Bty RHA.
Capt & Brevet Major G Arbuthnot

(2001)
Births - ARBUTHNOT In London, 20th Dec. 1854, the wife of D.Monte Arbuthnot Esq., of a daughter, Edith - Table J

(2002)
(from WELLINGTON COLLEGE 1881)
(later Sir) Dalrymple Arbuthnot 14 India. - Table K part 1

(from Places of Residence of Gentlemen 1833 Madras)
Arbuthnot, Archibald Francis - Adyar - Table K part 2
Arbuthnot, J -

       Who were (2003)
(from Part 4 Bengal marriage index 1874-95 - "A")
George Ireland Arbuthnot to Jeannette ("Nettie") Mary Cummings Munro - Vol 156 Folio 194 - 1876 - Table K part 2
Hugh Corsar Arbuthnott to Marianne Gibson - Vol 198 Folio 157 - 1886 - Table E part 1

(from Madras Marriages 1862 "A")
John William Matthew Aitkins to Jane Arbuthnott 43/202 C?/?? 1862 - Table E part 1

(from Madras Marriages 1854 & 1855 "A")
Hon Hugh Arbuthnott to Susannah Morrison Campbell 33/549 - Table E part 1

(from Subscribers to the Ootacamund Club, corrected to the 1st January 1842)
Arbuthnot, Coutts Trotter, Esq., MCS - Table J
Arbuthnot, George Bingham, Captain, 3rd LC - Table I

(from Madras Marriage Index 29 March 1859 #0498587)
Robert Alfred Loraine Grews to Fanny M Frederica Arbuthnot 39, 312 ....... Table I

(from Madras Marriages 1858 & 1859 "A")
Arbuthnot, William to Lecot, Adolphine M 39/29 & 39/124 - Table K part 1



56    Date:           8 September 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
Who was Frederick Walter Arbuthnot Wells, Born India Sultanpore, attended Royal Military College Sandhurst 1901 aged 19. Ref RG13/1164/118
Who was Archibald Ernest Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/240/501-09    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952252-1 - Table K part 2
Who was George Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/140/479-82    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1951827
Who was George Alexander Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/221/520-25    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952167
Who was George Alexander Papendick Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/245/275-80    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952269 - Table I
Who was Harry Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/108/398    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1951682
Who was (James) Edward Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/174/526--30    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1951929
Table K part 2
Who was John Alves Henry Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/250/880-85    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952295 - Table K part 1
Who was William Staveley Arbuthnot. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/249/497-500    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952294 - Table K part 2
Who was Charles James Donald Arbuthnott. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/206/539-44    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952053 - Table E part 2
Who was Hugh Arbuthnott. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/178/73-78    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1951923
Who was Thomas Arbuthnott. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/111/389-90    LDS Family History Centre film number: 1951684
Who was William Arbuthnott. OIOC ref number: IOR/L/MIL/9/197/268-71   LDS Family History Centre film number: 1952022

55    Date:           2 July 2003
        From:           The webmaster
WARNING         A number of 4-1-9 scam artists are looking for people (i.e. you) to act as next-of-kin to Mr ______ (Pitt, Donald - the name varies) Arbuthnot who was employed by a Nigerian company (usually Shell) when he, his wife and one / three children were killed in a car crash. Happily he left $17m $13m $12.5m (once it was only $10m) in an account.  Forget it - he doesn't exist - don't get conned. Sometimes they "prove it" with phoney photographs (the deceased & his family), certificates {the deposit, the death certificate,  a newspaper article, a visiting card, their (or somebody else's) accreditation as an "accountant" , "barrister" / "solicitor" (usually the idiots are both because they don't know the difference)}, web-sites (the bank, lawfirm, list of lawyers) created by a person with a false address using a hotmail / yahoo account. They are all (easily) forged and they won't stack up, for example the fellow supposedly died 1999 but the death certificate is dated 2099. The signatures (of the deceased, the lawyer / accountant) may look identical [when have you ever signed identically to another occasion?]. It all has to be finalised in a great hurry, lest the account be appropriated by the government / bank. The plan is to persuade you to send off money to register the death and bribe obstructive officials. Or to send a copy of your passport or driving licence [don't do it].  Or to send details of your bank account (etc) into which they will trustingly transfer this money [would you believe?].   If you found this Warning useful, please let us know.



54    Date:           9 June 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who were    William Arbuthnott (born c.1820) married in Scotland about 1825 Jane Burness. They had a child Agness Arbuthnott (born Fetteresso, Kincardineshire c.1847).



53    Date:          6 May 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Carol E Arbuthnot, born 1937



52    Date:          5 May 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Elizabeth Arbuthnot who married Joseph Dunlap



51    Date:          4 May 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    George Arbuthnot born England 1897 Travelled on the Victorian to Canada 1912 aged 14 - one of the British "Home children"



50    Date:          3 May 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who were:  William Arbuthnot, native of Perth, aged 27, farm servant able to read and write, Protestant, who sailed from Leith (19 April 1838) to Botany Bay, Sydney (12 September 1838) aboard the Lady Kennaway.



49    Date:          2 May 2003
        From:          Ken Murphy         Danny & Isabella Murphy, N.Z.
        Who were:  James Arbuthnot who had issue by Janet Grieg, namely
Charlotte Arbuthnot (bap Benholm, Kincardineshire 22 July 1781) who married c.1802 John Rae and had issue (1) May Rae (born Benholm c.1803) who  married in Dunnottar 24 November 1821 Adam Forbes, (2) Charlotte Rae born Bervie c.1815 who married George Burness and had issue Christina Burness who married Robert Rust and had issue Isabella Byers Rust who married James Phillip Jamieson and had issue Evelyn Jamieson who married William Hay Forbes and had issue Isabella Jamieson Murphy who married Ken Murphy and (3) Charles Rae born c.1816 and (4) John Rae born c.1818.  There was another Charlotte Arbuthnott (born Bervie 12 September 1774).



48    Date:          22 May 2002
        From:          Alexandra ("Alex") West, Return Mail Services 01482 310 645 acting on behalf of a bank, building society or insurance company.
        Who is:       Samantha Arbuthnot (born 6 Oct 1979), once of  9 Courtland Grove, London SE28.



47    Date:          21 March 2003
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Robert Arbuthnot, aged 32, farm labourer of Co Down. Sailed on the "Camperdown", leaving London 14th April 1876, arriving Nelson, New Zealand 4th July 1876.

46    Date:          17 March 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Mathew Arbuthnot, aged 39, convicted of larceny in Antrim 27 December 1839. Sentenced to transportation 7 years. Document  Tr 3, p3.

45    Date:          16 March 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Robert Arbuthnot, Captain, Royal Highlanders (42nd Regiment), died of fever on the Martinique and Guadaloupe expedition, January - April 1759. He commanded one of the 2nd battalion companies.

44    Date:          14 March 2003
        From:          Vida J Gray
        Searching for:     My ancestor, Gregor Grant and his wife, Sarah Smith lived and worked at Findowrie from at least 1775 to 1779.  I am interested in finding any estate records which might list information about employees. 

43    Date:          8 March 2003
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:     Alexandra Arbuthnot, an English lass, born we think April/May 1985 (a taurus). Found Odigo 1162061@teambravenet

42    Date:          22 February 2003
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:       Ronald Lee Arbuthnot (born 19 November 1942) son of Donald Arbuthnot and Wanda Gladys nee Matthews (born 6 Feb 1924), dau of Arlie Sebastian Matthews and Beulah Gladys Meyers.



41    Date:          19 January 2003
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:       the Geoff Arbuthnot who supposedly said "Arrogant and right is surely better than humble and wrong."



40    Date:          8 October 2002
        From:          Hannah Nelligan.         Table 8
        Who is:       Thomas Arbuthnot who deserted the British Navy to fight with the Highlanders at Culloden. He is shown in "Scottish Clans and Tartans" by Neil Grant, published by Crescent Books, New York in 1987 on page 34 of which they show a piece of the tartan that he wore that day ("It is a prize piece in the John Telfer Dunbar collection now held by the Scottish Tartans Society and to be seen at the museum at Comrie, Perthshire"). Do you know anything about him? What happened to him?
RESPONSE: Sorry, we don't know who he is.
Is the tartan he wore anything like the one that we now have? The cloth in the picture was very faded and it was hard to tell what might have been the original colours.
RESPONSE: Nothing like. The tartan we now have was designed in 1962 and is based on the Black Watch. The design of tartans worn at Culloden frequently meant very little;  linking them with Regiments and families was something that was pushed forward by the Victorians.



39    Date:          25 April 2002
        From:          Webmaster 
        Who are:     John William Alexander, born 9-1-1952
                                       Judith Emblin, born 13-11-1967
          


38    Date:          19 April 2002
        From:          Webmaster 
        Who are:     Jacob Michael Ainslie
                                       Donald Arthur Akins, father of Arlin Akins
                                       Kerri Campbell
                                       Judy Cooley
                                       Stephen Handy
                                       William D Jensen
                                       Susan Fowler Sante
                                       Heather Yates Smith
                                       John McMarland RESPONSE: Descendant of Esther McMarland, second wife of Samuel Arbuthnot, immigrant ancestor of Table 1



37    Date:          18 May 2002
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:        Sue Arbuthnot, assistant to Mr William Hurt, "The 4th floor" 1999. 



36    Date:          15 March 2003
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who was:    Captain Arbuthnot of "the Fortitude", a ship which sailed for the Cape of Good Hope on 10th August.

35    Date:          16 February 2003
        From:          Priscilla Kinnear           Table 66
        Info sought:      on James Arbuthnott, owner of the sloop "Thane of Fife" (burthen 53 tons), Montrose in the 1800s?



34a    Date:           27 November 2003
        From:           Toby Arbuthnot           
       Who was   John R Arbuthnot, Master "Mary Anne I", a convict ship, arrived NSW 19 January 1816

34b    Date:          17 May 2002
        From:          Ian William Arbuthnott   Table 7
        Who is:       Captain John R Arbuthnot, Master of  'Mary Ann' (a schooner, weighing 387 tons) arrived from London in Sydney, Aust, 19 Jan 1816. Cargo [misc]?. 



33    Date:          21 January 2002
        From:          Douglas Dashwood-Howard
        Who are the following (taken from a Bible listed in Misc Genealogica Vol IV New Series p.72):
ARBUTHNOT FAMILY-At the end of the Old Testament, on a blank page in a folio Bible, dated 1566, and printed "at the cost and charges of Richd Carmarden," occur the following notes, viz.:-
19 Day of July 1619 Jane Arbuthnot was borne at tene ho^r in the morning.
The third Day Juelij 1620 Robert Arbuthnot was borne at thre ho^r in the morning being Windy Monday.
The 16 of September 1621 Andrew Arbuthnot was borne at foure ho^r in the morning.
The penult. day of August 1624 Margaret Arbuthnot was borne at thre houres in the morning God .... grant the grace.
The last Day of Januari 1626 Janet Arbuthnot was borne at twall (? 12) houres of the day God grant the grace.
The 4 of July 1628 Ally Arbuthnot was borne at vj houres on .... at night.
The 9 of November 1630 Jbone [? John] Arbuthnot was borne at 9 hours at night.
Symon Arbuthnot my sone was borne on tewysday the 20 of Noue'ber 1632 at twa hours in the morning or therby.
Robert Arbuthnot my sone was borne on the twelth (12th) of December be uleuen houres 1638 yeares.
My sonne Allex^r was borne on the last off March 1654 yeares about twallue (12) off the Clocke att night.
The 26^th of feb^ry 1659. My Daughter Anna Arbuthnot was Borne.
               17^th July 1744. Charles More was born.
               6 May 1718. Mary More was born.
               9^th of May 1788. Mr Gordon was born.
Response: Mentioned in "Memories", page 65, which speculates this is the 2nd marriage of Robert Arbuthnot of that Ilk - and Margaret Fraser.

32    Date:          9 January 2002
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:       Bill Arbuthnot, married Pearl Pinkerton, dau of David Pinkerton by Margaret nee Spence



31    Date:          8 January 2002
        From:          Toby Arbuthnot
        Who is:        Unk Arbuthnot, 2nd wife of George Gilbert Anderson (d bef 1892, solicitor in Peterhead), whose 1st wife was Margaret Blaikie (d 21-9-1879). He was son of George Anderson, surgeon RN, son of James Anderson, son of Alexander Anderson, the Miller (d 1794, English Mill, Inverugie).



30    Date:          3 December 2001
        From:          René F van Wijngaarden
        Who is:       Captain William Arbuthnot of the Wilson Rifle Brigade of Fillicoultry married in Minchinhampton, Glocs, 26 January 1918, Rosalind Rachel Bertha Ricardo,   ygst daughter of Colonel Henry David Ricardo D.S.O. R.F.A of Gatcombe, Minchinhampton Glocs (who was son of David Ricardo MP who was son of the famous economist David  Ricardo MP) and his wife Abigail Del Valle. Gatcombe Park, Minchinhampton used to be David Ricardo Sr's home. Rosalind's brother Henry George (1860-1940) was the last proprietor of Gatcombe. Now it belongs to HRH Princess Anne.
Response: He was William Arbuthnot Wilson, son of R M Wilson.



29    Date:          8 July 2001
        From:          Gerard Warmerdam
        Trying to locate:       Susan Jennifer Arbuthnot, born Nairnside, Inverness 14th February 1959. Susan is/was a qualified nurse (as was her mother) and I believe she has two older brothers and one or two sisters. Please would somebody provide me with her latest known address, State or City so that I might write to her.
Response: Table 73



28    Date:          2 July 2001
        From:          Glenn Perry
        Who is:       Ann Arbuthnott (born abt. 1778; died 5.2.1858) who married at Cruden Episcopalian Church in Aberdeen 11.12.1827  John Findlater.  No children known about



27    Date:          9 April 2001
        From:         Chris Pollard
        For sale:     Pictures for sale. Table K part 1
I have recently purchased 2 pastel -&- chalk portraits by George Richmond (1809-1896):
....... the first depicting John Alves Arbuthnot dated 1858 (1802-1875) £950
....... the second depicting William Arbuthnot son of above dated 1855 (1833-1896)
both 24"x18" in original matching gilt frames 37"x31", £950
....... a watercolour -&- chalk by Carl Hartmann (1818-1857) German, depicting William and his younger brother George sons of John Alves Arbuthnot dated 1846, titled "Going to Eton" 15"x11" in gilt frame  23"x19" badly damaged, £600
....... an oil painting by Macintosh J Macintosh (1847-1913) titled "at Woolhampton, Reading", paper label to verso states a wedding present from J Macintosh to E H Fox -&- Alice Marion Arbuthnot (dau of William) April 18th 1900 12"x10" in original gilt frame 18"x15". £750. Any interest?



26    Date:          26 September 2001
        From:          Mark Timmis
        Who is:       Sheila Margery Arbuthnot born c.1930
I am endeavouring to locate information about Sheila Margery Arbuthnot (maiden name).  She may have been married to a gentleman by the name of Shearer.  I expect that if she is still alive, she is 65 to 75 years old - born between 1925 and 1935. Probably lived in North Hampstead, London.



25    Date:  8 August 2000
        From:  The Webmaster
        Searching for:   Anything Arbuthnot that you wish to sell.
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24    Date:  8 August 2012
        From:  The Webmaster
        Re:     David Arbuthnot shipmaster.

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