Fordoun [LDS film # 0993316] 1752 June 7th James JACK in this Parish and Mary CALAN(?) in the Parish of Fettercairn gave up their names to be proclaimed in order to marriage. ?; D: William LOW in Crookieden had a son baptized ? Alexander Witnesses of the baptism were George Nicol(?) Abbaytoun and George Milne in Crookieden. June 15th George BROWN in Mill of Coldstream had a daughter begot in uncleanness with Katharine LOW in Bailycrook baptized called Anne. David Falconer in Little Carnbeg ???? sponsor. June 19th James WILSON Gallowhilstoun had a son bapt: called Charles June 26th William TURNIF(?) & Elspet HAMPTON both in this Parish gave up their names to be proclaimed in order to marriage. Dame Goreig in Denmill & John Duncan in Clochnahill their cautioners. June 27th John MILNE and Katharine KINLOCH both in this Parish gave up their names to be proclaimed in order to marriage David Crab in Cairntoun and Alexander Falconer in Bervie their cautioners June 27th Mr FORBES Minister in this Parish had a daughter baptized Jannet Witnesses of the baptizm were James Falconer Kirk officer and James Mill servant to Mr Forbes. July 7th John ROB in Muckle Cornbeg had a son baptized called James Witnesses of the baptism were John Falconer in Sleply(?) Stones & Robert Blacklaw in Carnbeg July 12th George CROLL in Kincardine had a son baptized called George July 13th James TULA(?) in Muchlochter had a daughter baptized called Jean witnesses of the baptism were John Beattie in D??mallie & James Low in Auchtlochter July 19th William PATERSON & Jean CADDENHEAD(?) both in this Parish gave up their names to be proclaimed in order to marriage. William Smith in Galloquhine & James Carder...

Hi Lyndall, Some years ago I ordered the film for Nigg, Kincardine which after 10 months had not arrived. So they photocopied the relevant marriage for me and I never did get to see the original film, which may have contained other marriages, births and deaths of interest. At the moment I am working my way through the 1851 census of Old Machar, Aberdeenshire. I, for one, am looking forward to each posting you send. Haven't found a name I want yet, but many are familiar from later periods in the same area. It's 1.45 a.m. in Sydney, you must love typing! Thanks again, Regards, Rhonda Thompson, Sydney, Australia