Margaret Marnie yan winder

Parents:

• Birth*: Margaret Marnie yan winder was born on 3 June 1828 at Carmyllie, Angus, Scotland, .
• She was the daughter of Peter / Patrick Marnie and Jean Stewart.
• (Bride) Marriage*: Margaret Marnie yan winder married George Stirling foreman bleacher, son of David Stirling handloom weaver and Jean Simson, on 3 February 1850 at Dunnichen, Angus, Scotland, .
• (Deceased) Death*: Margaret Marnie yan winder died in 1901 at Letham, Forfarshire, Scotland, , aged 72 Dunnichen; GROS ref 283/00 0004.

• Married Name: As of 3 February 1850, her married name was Stirling.

Census & Directory Entries

Spouse

30 March 1851

She was listed in the household of George Stirling foreman bleacher in the 1851 census at Blair Road, Dunnichen, Forfarshire, Scotland, . Male      George     Stirling      Head      Married     Male     42     1809     Hand loom weaver (lin)     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Female      Margaret     Stirling      Wife      Married     Female     22     1829     Yarn winder     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Male      George     Stirling      Son      Unmarried     Male     15     1836     Hand loom weaver (lin)     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Female      Mary     Stirling      Daughter      Unmarried     Female     12     1839     Yarn winder     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Male      James     Stirling      Son      -     Male     10     1841     Scholar     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Female      Betty     Stirling      Daughter      -     Female     8     1843     Scholar     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Female      Ann     Stirling      Daughter      -     Female     6     1845     Scholar     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Male      William     Stirling      Son      -     Male     4     1847     Scholar     Forfar, Angus, Scotland      Male      David     Stirling      Son      -     Male     0     1851     -     Forfar, Angus, Scotland. George Stirling factory manager, Mary Stirling yarn winder, James Stirling, Betsy Stirling, Ann Stirling domestic servant, William Stirling cotton miller manager and David Stirling were also listed in the household.1