Anne Wilson landed proprietor^1,2

Parents:

• Birth*: Anne Wilson landed proprietor was born in 1799 at Glenbervie, Kincardinshire, Scotland, .¹
• She was the daughter of Rev James Wilson of Farnwell and John aka Joan Nicolson.^1,3
• Marriage*: Anne Wilson landed proprietor married Robert Badenoch staff surgeon to the on Wednesday, 28 December 1831 at Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland, ; 18/12/1831 OPR Glasgow (Banns)
  28/12/1831 OPR Old Machar (Marr.)^1,4
• (Deceased) Death: Anne Wilson landed proprietor died in 1878 at 26 Bon Accord Terrace, Aberdeen, Scotland, , 22 Feb 1846 (?)
  Deaths
  At 26 Bon-Accord Terrace, Aberdeen, on the 22d ultimo, Mrs Wilson Nicolson of Glenbervie, Kincardinshire, aged seventy-nine, youngest daughter of the late Sir W Nicolson of Glenbervie, Bart., and relect of the Rev James Wilson, minister of Farnell, Forfarshire.^5,3
• (Deceased) Death*: She died on 3 October 1878 at Glenbervie House, Glenbervie, Kincardinehsire, Scotland, , Glenbervie registration:
  1878 ref 15
  Ann Badenoch Nicolson Landed Proprietor, widow of Robert Badenoch MD of Arthurhouse. died 1878 October 3rd 1h 45m am, Glenbervie House, female 78 years, parents James Wilson Minister of Church of Scotland (dec) & John Wilson ms Nicolson (dec), cause bronchitis with congestion of lungs 24 days, as cert by Robt Lawson LRCSE, signed J Badenoch Nicolson son present, registered 1878 October 5th at Drumlithie signed Geo Main registrar.³

• Name Variation: Anne Wilson landed proprietor was also known as Ann Badenoch Nicolson Landed proprietor.³
• Married Name: As of 28 December 1831, her married name was Badenoch.¹

Notes

• (Witness) HistoricalBackground: Record
  MS 3021 - Douglas of Glenbervie and Nicolson of Glenbervie: papers
  Collection GB 0231 University of Aberdeen, Special Collections
  Level Fonds
  Ref No MS 3021
  Title Douglas of Glenbervie and Nicolson of Glenbervie: papers
  Date 1490 - 1925
  Extent 6 archive boxes: 1.98 linear metres
  Administrative
  History
  The Douglas family of Glenbervie was descended from Sir William Douglas (d 1715),
  the 2nd son of the 5th Earl of Angus who acquired the lands at Glenbervie, Mearns,
  Kincardineshire, through his wife Elizabeth. His descendent, Sir William Douglas (d
  1653), was created a Baronet of Nova Scotia in 1625. In 1812, with the death of Sir
  Alexander Douglas, the Baronetcy became dormant. The name and arms of Douglas
  passed, through the female line, to Sir Kenneth Mackenzie (d 1833), afterwards
  Douglas, in 1831 who was created a Baronet in the same year.
  Source
  The papers were given by C. Stewart Macphie, whose mother in law was Edith
  Badenoch-Nicolson (later Mrs. C.G. Pearson), on behalf of Mrs. Badenoch-Nicolson,
  in 1979.
  Description Writs of land and other land-related documents (lands in Auchtochter, Ballencrieff,
  Blairs, Dilivard or Dullivard, Drumlithie or Drumlethy, Fordoun, Glenbervie,
  Haukhill, Inchbreck, Knockbank, Mergy, Mondynes, Newbigging, Pitdrichie, all in
  Kincardineshire) 1490 - 1819; Lists of Glenbervie writs borrowed by Sir William
  Fraser, 1898; Papers relating to the chaplainry of Drumlithie in the parish church of
  Glenbervie, 1570 - 1590; Legal papers, 1555 - 1835; Accounts, 1705 - 1773;
  Correspondence on estate business, personal and financial matters, 1720 - 1886, 1900 -
  1917; Personal correspondence of Nicolson and Monboddo families, including letters
  from Sarah Siddons, Sir Walter Scott, the Duke of Wellington, Thomas Chalmers, etc.,
  1782 - 1845; Personal and business correspondence of the Burnett family, 1785 - 1847; 'Memoir of the Irvines of Monboddo' by Mrs Helen Burnett and sketch for a memoir
  of Lord Monboddo, with other genealogical papers, mostly 19th century; 'Life of
  Bishop William Nicolson' by Rev. George Bennett, 1924 - 1925; Genealogical material
  on Nicolson, Burnett and Johnston families, 1729 - 1927; Poor Law material, 1845 -
  1898; Miscellaneous printed material, 1785, 1804; Printed and manuscript notes on
  history of Glenbervie area, 1844 - 1974; Portraits of Mrs William Barclay Grahame,
  niece of Lord Dundonald, Sir Robert Graham of Morphie and an unnamed gentleman.
  Access Status Open
  Language English
  Related
  Material NRAS Survey No. 1919.⁶