Difference between revisions of "George and Ann Galbraith"
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| 1841: Lived with William and Jane Galbraith in Jersey | | 1841: Lived with William and Jane Galbraith in Jersey | ||
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George was an engineer whose government job required frequent moves. Between about 1837 and 1840, he spent time in Belfast, [[Lincolnshire, England|Grimsby]], Antwerp, Brussels, [[London]], and [[Saint Kitts]]. The family sometimes moved with him or visited. | George was an engineer whose government job required frequent moves. Between about 1837 and 1840, he spent time in Belfast, [[Lincolnshire, England|Grimsby]], Antwerp, Brussels, [[London]], and [[Saint Kitts]]. The family sometimes moved with him or visited. | ||
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The family moved to Jersey to live with William and Jane Galbraith during the following year. | The family moved to Jersey to live with William and Jane Galbraith during the following year. | ||
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Revision as of 08:26, 16 May 2022
Family of George Galbraith & Ann Wilkie & John Hooper & Eliza Rollings MacKander, 1832-1918 (b. 1812)
Residence: Glasgow, Scotland; Hampshire, England; Davis County, Utah; Weber County, Utah
Grandparents:
Descendants:
Parents' Childhood
George Galbraith was born in 1812 to George and Margaret Galbraith in Glasgow, Scotland, the first of three children.
Ann Wilkie was born in 1813 to William and Margaret Wilkie in Glasgow, eighth in a large family of 12 children.
George's brother, William, married Ann's sister, Jane, around 1831.
George and Anne Galbraith
George and Ann married in 1832 and were together for 8 years, when George died. They had 3 children.
| 1832 | Married in Glasgow |
| 1833 | George born |
| 1835 | Margaret born |
| 1838 | William born in Grimsby, England |
| 1838 | Moved to London |
| 1840 | Traveled to Saint Kitts; George died, age 28 |
| 1841 | Lived with William and Jane Galbraith in Jersey |
George was an engineer whose government job required frequent moves. Between about 1837 and 1840, he spent time in Belfast, Grimsby, Antwerp, Brussels, London, and Saint Kitts. The family sometimes moved with him or visited.
In late 1840, Ann and the children traveled by ship to Saint Kitts, where George was working. George and Ann contracted yellow fever, and George died in December. On its return journey, the ship took Ann, who was still too ill to walk, and the children back to England.
The family moved to Jersey to live with William and Jane Galbraith during the following year.
