1810 to 1835
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1810
Christina or
Christian Burnett, the daughter of James Alexander and Isobel (nee Gall)
Burnett (BUR00011), was born in or about 1810.
1831
Christina Burnett
married William Chivas on 9 October 1831 in Fraserburgh (marriage records).
c 1832
William Chivas
was born.
1835
George Burnett
Chivas was born in a house in School Street on 4 November 1835 (British Civil Service Evidence of Age declaration).
Christina Burnett died in childbirth (Gerrard
Burnett).
George
Burnett Chivas Mary
Cruickshank
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Christina
(Christian) Burnett 1810 to 1835 |
William Chivas |
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William
Chivas May have been in an asylum later in life at Portsoy |
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George
Burnett Chivas
4 November 1835 Married Mary Cruickshank
in Fraserburgh on 16 June 1860 Lived with his
grandparents, James and Isobel Burnett Rural Postman His family emigrated
to the Americas Fraserburgh, North
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Mary Cruickshank
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George Chivas c 1861 |
Mary Chivas c 1863 |
William Chivas c 1866 |
Jessie Chivas c 1868 |
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Edward John Chivas d 24 April 1915
Killed in action in World War 1 Private, 15th Battalion, 48th
Canadian Highlanders Served in Gordon Highlanders before he emigrated in
1901 Fraserburgh, Ontario |
Norman Chivas d 13 May 1917
Killed in action in World War 1 Bombardier, 12 Battery, 3rd Brigade Canadian Field
Artillery Fraserburgh, Ontario |
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1841
1841 Census – Caroline Street,
Fraserburgh
James Burnett, 65, labourer
Beli Burnett, 70
Margt Burnett, 25
James Burnett (BUR00009), 14, cooper, their grandson
George Sheraz (sic – Chivas), 5
1860
Their son George
Chivas married Mary Cruickshank in Fraserburgh on 16 June 1860 (marriage records).
1861
Their son George Chivas,
25, was married to Mary Chivas, 17, and they had a son George Chivas, born that
year. George Senior was working as a post office runner and they lived on
Castle Street, Fraserburgh (1861 Census).
1871
George Chivas was
a rural postman at 25 Mid Street, Fraserburgh, living with his wife Mary
Chivas, and sons George Chivas (born c 1861), Mary Chivas (born c 1863),
William Chivas (born c 1866), and Jessie Chivas (born c 1868) (1871 Census).
The Chivas Family
Norman Chivas
