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Meldrums of Torryburn

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Ronald

Ronald Report 15 Aug 2012 05:47

Does anyone have info on the Meldrums of Torryburn, Fife This is what I have:
John b abt, 1740 m Agnes Ruthven 1760 Torryburn
John b1762
John b 1765
George b 1767
George b 1767 m Catherine Williamson 1791 Torryburn
Mary b 1789
John b 1791
George b 1792
Robert b 1794
Janet b 1796
John b 1791 m Ann Law b abt. 1790 Dunfirmline
George b 1813 Dunfirmline
James b 1815 Dunfirmline
Robert b 1817 Dunfirmline
Thanks Ron Meldrum

jax

jax Report 15 Aug 2012 05:54

Hi Ron

The best thing to do is search the trees on this site then send messages to the tree owners

Researching:
Nothing much

Quoy

Quoy Report 15 Aug 2012 06:32

Hello Ronald
I googled Meldrum family of Torryburn and it came up with a book containing

The Meldrum family appears to have been an amalgam of Meldrums, Williamsons, ... George Meldrum of Torryburn who was married to Catherine Williamson.

The book is called Seekers Of the Truth: The Scottish Founders of Modern Public Accountancy

ErikaH

ErikaH Report 15 Aug 2012 09:34

What are you hoping for?

Asking for 'any info' isn't really helpful

Please ask specific questions - it's easier to help you if you do.

And it also means that people don't use time looking for that which you already know.

You must have a lot of info - to have got back to the mid-1700's