Can you tell me the location of the Duart Paupers House? Am trying to see if these Campbell's are connected to my g uncle, Hugh McDougall Campbell who was thE famer on Duart Farm about this time until Duart Castle was taken back by the McLeans. Any information about the farm would also be appreciated. I was there in June and suspect the house they lived in (#3) has been demolished. Would also appreciate if anyone has or can steer me to a map of the castle, farm and grounds from about 1890 to 1910. Thank you Julia Sent from my iPad On 3 Sep 2013, at 11:13, "MF" <mf@mullfamilies.plus.com> wrote: > 1901 Torosay District No : 1 Page No : 6 House No : 27 Locality : Duart Paupers House 19017027 > Campbell Margaret 76 Head Pauper formerly Domestic Servant Torosay > Livingstone Mary 48 Dau Servant Domestic Argyll Torosay > McCrone Williamina 15 Grand daughter Scholar Argyll Torosay > Livingstone Helen 11 Grand daughter Scholar Argyll Torosay > Livingstone Malcolm 9 Grandson Scholar Argyll Torosay > McDonald William 1 Grandson Argyll Torosay > Campbell Donald 72 Brother Retired Drapers Clerk Argyll Torosay > > McDonald William aged 1 is < G-grandson > > His mother can only be Mary Ann Campbell or McDonald, an earlier natural daughter to Mary Livingston nee Campbell > > Mary Campbell had numerous natural children pre marriage, plus the two Livingstons, Helen and Malcolm > > I spent hours on this family, but as yet have still to establish who Mary's husband Alexander Livingston is. They were married 1888 Torosay > > 1888 LIVINGSTON ALEXANDER CAMPBELL MARY TOROSAY /ARGYLL 550/00 0001 > > Mary's mother Margaret (d/o Malcolm/Marion Colquhoun) never married and had at least Mary above and also a son 1855 Glasgow, by a Watson > > If anyone knows the origins of Alexander Livingston, please let me know > > > > Michael > www.mullfamilies.co.uk > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message