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Bannatyne Layley

b1b2j3 — 2011-08-09 08:30:28Z

Building a Family hitory from evidence & anecdotal material.

Dear Bron,

I will try to answer some of your questions about my side of thr family.You asked about aunts and uncles ! As I told you before.

There was someone whom my mother referred to as our Aunt Madge who we always thought to be my fathers sister. She seemed to be very fond of dad, she lived in South Africa and was married to a man called Theo Layley.

Theo had children to a previous marriage. they ran a farm and later a small hotel. The whitehall private hotel in Durban. SA.

When My father died Madge kept up contact with my mum and would occasionally send packages of goodies from South africa for us kids . Madge died quite young and shortly afterwards Theo died, leaving a note to his daughter Joy, saying that he did not want to go on living without Madge.

James Bannatyne b. 1828 d. 1869

gpivbann4 — 2011-06-25 17:57:28Z

I can find other James, but not my greatgreat grand father who was married to Nancy Hannah in 1850 and had Bryce Mcalister b.1854 d.1848, James b.1853 d.unknown [both sons born at sea] and Nancy b.1857 d.1858. I would like any hints that you can share with this beginner, who lives out of country.

Re: Bannatyne History

jimgailp — 2011-06-10 02:31:46Z

do you have any info on bryce mcalister bannatyne , b.1854 in liverpool d. 1948 in hove, sussex. he married amy gertrude brooks 1879 in west derby,lancashire. i am having trouble finding which james bannatyne b.1828 a seaman of the many james bannatyne is his father. his mother is listed as nancy ann hannah or nancy hannah ann? bryce is my greatgrand father. i think the family is connected to bute. any help would be welcome!

Re: Bannatyne Family History

peterhaynes8 — 2011-04-01 22:27:03Z

Hi Dawn, I was notified of your message, so it may be that you replied to my message rather than Jim Bannatyne's message. As he is the one who is descended from James Morrison Bannatyne, you need to reply to his message. His ancestor is a Bute Bannatyne, so is not of great interest to me, as my Bannatyne ancestors were from Arran. Best of luck. Peter

Re: Bannatyne Family History

dhr92 — 2011-03-26 12:47:49Z

Hello, just came across your thread re James Morrison Bannatyne. This was the name of my great great grandfather, born in the 1800s who was from the Clydebank area in Scotland. He married (or at least had a relationship with) Jane Gardner and they had a child James Gardner b1853 Barony Parish, Lanarkshire. Please can you get back to me if you think this is the same person. Many thanks, Dawn

Bannatyne from Bute and possibly Dunoon and Kilmun, Argyll, Scotland

CdnJaneBJ — 2011-02-19 18:37:15Z

I am trying to track down Bannatynes from the Kilmory area of Arran, Bute:
I have John Bannatyne (b.1806) married to Jane (1821-1902) who had the following Children:
Elizabeth b 1846
Donald b 1848
Janet b 1850
Mary b 18852
Jean b 1855
Ronald b either 1858 or 1859
Charlotee b 1860 d 1931 married Donald Murchie in June 1889
Flora b 1863

I have also an Agnes Bannatyne b 1796 d 1871 who married William Montgomerie of Kingarth, Bute - Agnes was the daughter of Robert Bannatyne and Agnes Black

I also have a Charlotte Bannatyne b 11 Jan 1781 m 1 Jul 1800 to James Brown in Inverchaolain Argyll, and she died about 1840.

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

2011-02-09 15:41:58Z

Dear Lisa

I have been researching my family tree and just discovered by accident that J J Bannatyne married my great great grandmother Catherine Semple in 1905.

She married him after my great great grandfather died in 1901. J J Bannatyne is shown in the 1901 census as a boarder with my great great grandparents in Sauchiehall St Glasgow.

Her daughter Isabella (or Bella) Mary , my great grandmother, married Samuel Fleming who died in 1919. My great grandmother then emigrated to the USA in the 1920's with, I believe, some of her children.

I have been researching J J Bannatyne on the web - which is how I found your inquiry - and I would be interested to know if we share a Fleming connection. If it is any help, my great grandparents came from Port Glasgow. I would also be interested in any information re James Fleming and anything else you have on J J Bannatyne.

Look forward to hearing from you

Charles Millar

Re: Hannah Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2010-03-22 14:56:44Z

1861 England Census (view record)
■Class: RG9; Piece: 13; Folio: 65; Page: 36; GSU roll: 542556. (Name)
■Class: RG9; Piece: 13; Folio: 65; Page: 36; GSU roll: 542556. (Birth)
■Class: RG9; Piece: 13; Folio: 65; Page: 36; GSU roll: 542556. (Residence)

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■1800 (Custom Event)

ST. VINCENT DEATH RECORDS
■AUDAIN, John (Hon.) – died at age 56 on May 13, 1864 at 2, Pembridge-gardens, Notting-hill, of Richmond Hill Estate, in the island of St. Vincent. (Custom Event)
■AUDAIN, John (Hon.) – died at age 56 on May 13, 1864 at 2, Pembridge-gardens, Notting-hill, of Richmond Hill Estate, in the island of St. Vincent. (Custom Event)
■AUDAIN, John (Hon.) – died at age 56 on May 13, 1864 at 2, Pembridge-gardens, Notting-hill, of Richmond Hill Estate, in the island of St. Vincent. (Death)

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Re: Hannah Bannatyne. Next.

b1b2j3 — 2010-03-22 14:52:08Z

Children
Hannah Bannatyne 1825 –
Estella Julia Audain 1850 – 1895
Ida Augusta Audain 1851 –
Harley J R Audain 1859 –
Cyril Bannatyne Audain 1861 –
Claude Edwin Hunt Audain 1864 –

Re: Hannah Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2010-03-22 14:49:05Z

First-

John Audain. Birth. Abt 1808. in St Vincents, West Indies, Carribean. Death. 13 May 1864. 2 Pembridge Garden, Nottinghill, London, England, United Kingdom.
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John Audain

1861 England Census
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Abt 1808
St Vincents, West Indies, Carribean
Died (born 1808) 1864 @56 years of age.

1861 England Census
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Audain of the West Indies. View event
1800
St Kitts, British West Indies
The name Audain originates from St Vincent/St Kitts Nevis.

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Abt 1849 (Age: 41)
St Vincents, West Indies, Carribean
to Hannah Bannatyne
Guess! Her and John's Family resident there.

1861 (Age: 53)
Kensington St Mary Abbott, Middlesex, England
John a West Indies (Carribean) Proprety Owner & Merchant. John Audain 53 Hannah Audain 36, Estella I Audain 11, Ida Augusta Audain 10, Harley J R Audain 2, Cyril Audain 3 Months old. I Turner 32 Ann Chandaler 23 Fanny Rowland 25.

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13 May 1864 (Age: 56)
St Vincent, West Indies, Carribean
AUDAIN, John (Hon.) – died at age 56 on May 13, 1864 at 2, Pembridge-gardens, Notting-hill, of Richmond Hill Estate, in the island of St. Vincent.

ST. VINCENT DEATH RECORDS
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13 May 1864 (Age: 56)
London, England, United Kingdom
AUDAIN, Hon. John – Member of Her Majesty’s Council in this Island (St Vincents Island.) Died in London 13th May 1864, aged 56 years. Interred at Kensel (sic) Green Cemetery. KENSAL not Kensell. ST. VINCENT DEATH RECORDS ; http://svgancestry.com/index.php

ST. VINCENT DEATH RECORDS
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13 May 1864 (Age: 56)
2 Pembridge Garden, Nottinghill, London, England, United Kingdom
AUDAIN, John (Hon.) – died at age 56 on May 13, 1864 at 2, Pembridge-gardens, Notting-hill, of Richmond Hill Estate, in the island of St. Vincent.

ST. VINCENT DEATH RECORDS
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1915
London, England, Deaths and Burials, 1813-1980
18 May 1864
All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Buriied.

London, England, Deaths and Burials, 1813-1980

18 May 1864
All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England, United Kingdom
All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England

Burial.
1864
Kensal Green Cemetery, London, United Kingdom
Kensal Green is a neighbourhood in the London Borough of Brent. The area is also referred to as Kensal Rise. AUDAIN, Hon. John – Member of Her Majesty’s Council in this Island. Died in London 13th May 1864, aged 56 years. Interred at Kensel Green (sic)

Re: Bannatyne Family History

colcoloneleds — 2010-03-15 20:45:45Z

Hi Jim,
I only now saw your message posted in Nov 2003. I am researching the Stewarts of Ascog (Isle of Bute). Is the John of Ascog, you are mentioning, a John Stewart of Ascog? Do you have any 17th century or older Stewarts in your tree?
Thanks for your kind reply
Eckhard
colonel_eds@hotmail.com

Re: Ronald Bannatyne & Janet Nisbet

DominicMurray — 2010-01-07 10:40:49Z

Hi Peter,

Thank you very much for taking the time to check your records for me, I appreciate it!

Perhaps there is a link somewhere, especially if the name Ronald is a common one in that branch, and maybe something will turn up at some point in the future to confirm it!

Thanks again.

Dominic

Re: Ronald Bannatyne & Janet Nisbet

haynes_peter — 2010-01-07 01:23:58Z

Hi Dominic, Ronald was a favourite surname of one branch of the Arran Bannatyne family, and I don't recall seeing it used by any other Bannatyne family, including the Bute Bannatynes. But the parish records for Kilmory (the western side of Arran, where the Bannatynes lived) were destroyed by fire in the late 18thC, and it is very difficult to research beyond that point. Very sorry, but can't find a Ronald Bannatyne that matches yuor description in the Arran cemetery records. Best of luck with your search.

Ronald Bannatyne & Janet Nisbet

DominicMurray — 2009-11-29 13:22:48Z

I am researching my partner's family, and I believe that his 8x great-grandparents were Ronald Bannatyne and Janet Nisbet who were married in Coldingham, Berwickshire on 9 May 1714.

Through searching ScotlandsPeople I found Janet's parents (James Nisbet and Elizabeth Moor), but I can't find a baptism entry for Ronald - I have searched various spellings, including Ballantyne (which the surname became in later generations) but still nothing.

I was intrigued to see Peter's threads regarding a Ronald Bannatyne migrating from Bute c.1666 and wondered if 'my' Ronald could be a descendant or relation. Given that his marriage was 1714, I would estimate his birth to be in the early 1690s (Janet was born 1697).

If anybody could help me link these Bannatynes with any others then I would be very grateful!!

Re: Major Edgar James Bannatyne 1891 - 1917

tomlyall52 — 2009-10-22 18:34:32Z

Dear Mr Fielding,
I have been researching Major Bannatynne since seeing his grave. I have information on his service in the 19th Hussars and the Royal Flying Corps. In the Cirencester Register Office there is a staircase and an Otis lift installed in his memory in 1917, I understand by his parents. Both staircase and lift are in daily use. The Register Office is the former Cirencester Memorial Hospital, given to the town by the 5th Earl Bathurst in memory of his wife and where Major Bannatynne died after his plane crashed.

Re: Ninian Bannatyne

Stacey4829 — 2009-08-08 12:33:56Z

Is this the Ninian Bannatyne born 1745, Rothesay Bute. Son of Alexander Bannatyne? Siblings.. Matthew, Dugald and Alexander? I'm trying to find more info on Alexander Bannatyne sr. c 1730

Mary BANNATYNE m Donald McCONACHY, Argyll, Scot. 'Picture'

HeatherMcConachie — 2009-03-09 02:13:19Z

I have a picture of Mary Bannatyne who married Donald McConachy in 1873 Argyll, Scotland. Her parents were Archibald and Mary (nee Bruce) and she was born in 1852 Killean, Argyll. If you would like an email copy you can contact me at hazel_mcconachie@hotmail.com

Bannatyne/Bannatine/Ballantyne

suegault50 — 2009-01-11 15:08:25Z

I have just been reading your Bannatyne History post.
This is the 2nd time today I have come across "Corhouse".
Could you tell me if John Stewart Bannatyne is related to Sir Richard Bannatine/Bannatyne esq. of Glasnock bn 1813, father Richard Bannatyne bn 1750, his father Christopher Bannatyne bn 1707, his father John Bannatyne b. ??

I have discovered Richard bn 1750, his sister in law Elizabeth m William Cunninghame Esq of Logan, his mother & father was Catherine Stewart & William Cunninghame of Enkerkine.

Thanks Sue

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

redshaw118 — 2007-11-02 12:25:28Z

Wow! Small world. email is redshaw@mail.com Am a bit busy at the moment but will try and send some photos on sunday & outline the livingston connection if you let me have your email too.
Looking forward to learning a lot more!
Ann

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

llef_1 — 2007-11-02 04:24:00Z

Hi Ann
James and Elizabeth Fleming are my great great granparents also! They had a daughter, Ann who married Robert Caldwell, which is Susan Caldwell's brother. Robert and Susan's mother's maiden name was Livingston, as you had mentioned David Livingston.

I would love to exchange photos and further information via email. I understand Ancestry.com has a connection service that allows members to contact one another, but I haven't found out how to do so. Let me know if you might know anything about this. If you don't mind sharing your email publicly, then you may do so and I'll contact you.

Lisa

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

redshaw118 — 2007-10-31 21:54:40Z

Hi Lisa,
Many thanks for your information. I don't know all that much about the Flemings either, having only just recently got around to looking more closely at that branch of the family. James and Elizabeth Fleming (Kelly) were my great great grand parents. Elizabeth registered the birth of her son John signing with an X so she must have been illiterate. They were living at 189 Riding road in 1856 when he was born. So far I only have the names of the various siblings from the IGI and censuses.
John, my great grandfather married a Susan Caldwell, reputedly related to David Livingstone. John and Susan had 10 children, my granny being the youngest daughter. I have all their names if you want them. I have photos of John & Susan, which I can email to you if you are interested. I would also be interested in any you have of other family members and also what happened to them. I like tying up loose ends! Do you have an emailable copy of the portrait of James? I live in England (born in Glasgow), but go to Scotland occasionally to do research, so now that I know a bit more about places I could take photos or look things up in the Mitchell.

I hadn't heard of the relatives in Milngavie, but by granny died a long time ago now, and my father before I took a stong interest in these things, so that information has been lost. Again it would be interesting to know about them.
I look forward to hearing more and am keen to help if possible.
Ann

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

llef_1 — 2007-10-31 14:39:47Z

Dear Ann
I am descended from James Fleming's son, William. I have finally discovered the connection between the Bannatyne and Fleming families. John James Bannatyne was the son of John and Isabella(Kelly)Bannatyne. My great-grandfather, William was the son of James and Elizabeth (Kelly) Fleming. Isabella and Elizabeth were sisters, which would make my great-grandfather , William and John James Bannatyne first cousins. I continue to do research on the biography of JJ Bannatyne and would like to find photos of him.
Many of the Fleming family seems to have emigrated in 1887. I have a photo that is believed to be the Fleming family that was taken in Glasgow. I am still trying to find out who all of the children of James and Elizabeth Fleming there were. My uncles remember visiting relatives of John Fleming (during the 1950's) in the town of Milngavie with the last name McLaren. My great-aunt Agnes(Fleming) Orr used to write to them as well. I don't have any further information. I would appreciate any information you would might have to share.

Lisa LeFrancois

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

redshaw118 — 2007-10-30 22:35:06Z

Dear Jim
I too have just discovered a connection to JJ Bannatyne. I am descended from one of James Fleming's sons, john who stayed in Glasgow when others seem to have emigrated. No pictures left in the large family though! I was wondering if you have progressed any further with Fleming connections or on the biography of JJ.
Ann Redshaw (nee Campbell, born Glasgow)

Re: Hannah Bannatyne

foss17 — 2007-04-23 20:15:54Z

Hi Sue
Just by chance I looked at the notice board for info on Cyril Bannatyne Audain and WOW, found some answers I needed. I know the name Audain originates from St Vincent/St Kitts Nevis. Cyril married Emma Place dec/quarter 1881 Fulham and had Violet in 1885 and Catherine in 1889 - BUT Emma had a child before marriage called Constance (Place)b 1870 Brighton UK. Emma would have been about 17. Constance married Frederick Rutledge - he was my grandfathers brother. They had 2 children Constance 1895 and Frederick 1900. There is a Cyril Audain listed on the 1901 census as being a "pauper". Emma had died in 1899. Have you got any more info on the original Audains/Bannatynes. for example - when/why they came to London, was John Audain a seaman? Did they get married in Uk or abroad?
Looking forward to hearing from you
Regards
Anne (nee Rutledge)

Re: Corhouse and Buteshire Bannatynes

suegault50 — 2007-02-12 11:56:31Z

Hi Peter

Thank you for your reply and answering my question.
At the moment I do not know where my Bannatyne ancestors orginated from, but I can update John Bannatyne bn 1680 Lanark married to Marion Carmichael bn 1684

It appears John Bannatyne of Corehouse married Isabella Hamilton and d ante Jan 1570-71. (no connection)

And the Glasgow Bannatynes of the family of Kames in Bute, John Bannatyne married a cousin Janet Bannatyne of Lubas.
(no connection as yet)

Sue
Australia

Re: Corhouse and Buteshire Bannatynes

PieterHaynes — 2007-02-12 05:26:18Z

Hi, I suspect that your questions may have been addressed to me. If so, the John Stewart Bannatyne who I mention in my message was one of the Arran Bannatynes, who are not, as far as we know, in any way related to the Corhouse Bannatynes.

Having said that, we can now establish this for sure with DNA testing. There is no FamilyTreeDNA Project Website yet. Any volunteers?

Cheers Peter

Re: Bannatine/Bannatyne/Ballantyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-11-06 08:15:28Z

The Christopher Bannatyne's have turned up as Christopher Bannatyne, son of David Bannatyne. Google the Estevan Canada or Manitoba Canada Bannatyne Family.

Sillars
Currie
Cook
McKinnon
Stewart
remnants

Also Corehouse and Erskine spelling.

Re: Bannatine/Bannatyne/Ballantyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-11-06 08:12:15Z

Not to my knowledge but I am not of the Women (in order of descendancy up to 1830's Buteshire. - Elizabeth Currie, Marion McKinnon, Marion Stewart, Catherine Cook. I am possible related through one of these sister.

The New Zealand Bannatyne group may do better here. My folks were not ""royalty"". and were crofters, teachers, farmers, a few Irish roots of merchants and married into the baronage, but that's it.

If you avail yourself of the ancestry.com free few days, you may find more.

Bron

Island of Arran , Burgh of Irvine ( ? ) circa early 1800's

bjmurpjy2011 — 2006-09-11 13:42:00Z

* In 1811 a William Bannatyne , Catherine Cook, John Cook, of Isle of Arran signed a Power of Attorney to a James Murphy ( of Kilpatrick, Isle of Arran ) land owned by John Cook ( deceased) in Princetown, Prince Edward island, Canada
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* I am doing family tree research and would like information on James Murphy .
*His father was Donald Murphy , who went to work on Cook's farm on Arran Island and married Isobel Cook ( the daughter of John Cook and ______???_______)
He arrived on Prince Edward Island in 1770 possibly aboard the Annabella

Bannatyne Ballantyne Ballantine Ballenden Ballanden Bantyne etc

2006-09-06 10:11:02Z

Much has been written about the Ballantine Bannatyne Ballantyne Family surname. Most of these Family origins from Bute, in Scotland. And some of these from Argyll as a whole.

Some Family historians and Web sites (historical & Family), have suggested there could be several Families, others established that there are many and others following historically used codes which place family names into groups eg. Bannatyne & Bunnell ; Ballantyne & Ballenden. And therefore locations and Heads of Families.

For example, In my specific Family research of the Bute Bannatyne / Ballantine Family, lack of introspection, re-inspection and creativity abounds. How many times I have scratched my head and said.. " they are all boody related to each other, they bred like rabbits !", I cannot count !

Research on the surnames, I understand is and was prior to 1999, somewhat hampered if there is a cross over in surname use. Eg. Bannatyne & Ban, Bann, Ball, Bala. Is this a code called Chapman or something? .

Neverthe less, I have found it quite difficult and quite confronting trying to break in, into Scots history of Family, all names above, given the enormous effort previously undertaken. Buteshire continues to mean Bannatyne, to New Zealand and Bannatyne / Bunnell / Vosberg still means Meshoppen, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA. As many of the fore guard Bannatyne genealogists retire from duty or go onto other life creating eevents, lots of actual links are to be lost and many new ones 'created'.

I've rarely used the Latter Day Saints Ancestry.com IGI / LDS for my more delicately positioned, by name fore-parents. Unless I require a kick along, have exhausted my Visa card or just plain cranky, I use and continue to use the GROS register.

Unfortunately for my Family, my Bannatynes and other, did not breed like bunnies. Many sons died early and lots of girls survived. However, I know where they went to.

Bron

Hannah Bannatyne

@@hilaryclarke@yahoo.com — 2006-08-12 11:33:39Z

I am trying to trace my great-grandmother whose name was Hannah Bannatyne. She was born in Penang, Malaysia circa 1825. Would be grateful for th enames of any Bannatynes who went East, probably with the East India Company about that time.

Re: Bannatynes and Bal(l)antines

b1b2j3 — 2006-07-07 07:12:04Z

Yes & thankyou Peter (again). Much appreciated although bit late on my part. My Ballantines who went to Bute in 1815 ish (to marry into MacKinnons), were descended from Duncan (01/06/1762 BALANTINE DUNCAN - Parents ARCHIBALD BALANTINE / ELIZABETH MCCONOCHY FR939 M CAMPBELTOWN 507/00 001A). My Great x 3 G'Pop was Archibald. Married Janet MacKinnon (daughter of Barbara Kerr). Archibald was an outsider to Bute at the time of marriage (1815).

Bron

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-07-07 07:01:22Z

Re: Bannatyne History

b1b2j3 — 2006-06-26 05:24:31Z

Yes, the Bute and Lanarkshire Bannatynes are separate Families. However, they did inter-marry and some of Bute went to Lanarkshire (Glasgow & Stirling) and some of Argyll (Killean Kilchenzie Ballantines became Bannatyne by Census stealth ! Some kept the name some didn't once moving away from Bute. I'd really like to find a connection, but the only one is the MacKinnon Family, the Kerr Family, the Patons and the Lamonts ! (Big hey !) But, ie cross Bannatyne Bute and Lanarkshire. No Bannatyne's marrying too many other Bute Bannatynes & vice versa.

Bron

Re: Archibald Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-06-26 05:18:28Z

Re: Archibald Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-05-28 07:29:48Z

GROS data I have on transcript: Hope I get some replies. Thank you Peter Haynes for all your help over the past 3 years. ...Bronwen Field-Ramey- b1b2j3@ ....... Australia !

My Grea t Great GrandMother first-

28/06/1795 MACKINNON JANET. Father-DONALD MACKINNON. Mother-BARBARA KERR FR119. KILMORY, SHISKINE ETC. GROS-554/00 0001

Death. GROS Ref: 554/000040. 16 Dec 1864. At (68). Kilmory Bute Scotland Married to Archibald Bannatyne. Thatcher. Parents listed as Donald MacKinnon and Barbara nee. Kerr Bannatyne. Died from consumption. Bannatyne present.

My Great Uncle- (William Mackinnon my Great GrandFathers Brother)

19/07/1832 BANNATYNE ARCHIBALD. Parents-ARCHIBALD BANNATYNE/JANET MC KENNON FR576. KILMORY, SHISKINE. GROS-554/00 0003

My Great GrandFather- Wm MacKinnon BANNATYNE. Schoolmaster. Father of my GrandFather John Burden Bannatyne, husband of Mary Burden. Of Burton Brewery (Abercrombie Paton Eadie Burden)

Brothers. 16/04/1837 BANNATYNE WILLIAM. Father-ARCHIBALD BANNATYNE. Mother-JANET MC KINNON. FR585 KILMORY, SHISKINE ETC. GROS-554/00 0003.
14/09/1834 BANNATYNE WILLIAM ARCHIBALD BANNATYNE/JANET MC KINNON FR580 KILMORY, SHISKINE ETC GROS-554/00 0003 (Died 12th Nov 1835)

Archibald My GGreat GrandPooop- 04/03/1790 BALLANTINE ARCHIBALD Father- DUNCAN BALLANTINE. Mother- MARGARET MACKIECH FR741 CAMPBELTOWN. GROS-507/000002
Who Poop-ed-
Death: Archibald Bannatyne. 28 Sep 1865. Academy (sic), Stirling, Scotland, UK. GROS-1979095CE. Widower of Janet MacKinnon. Thatcher. 75 years of age at death. Father- Duncan Bannatyne (dec). Agricultural Tanner. And Mother- Margaret nee: MacKeich (dec). Witness- Wm McKinnon Bannatyne. Son. Jaundice of liver & dropsy

Re: Archibald Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-05-28 07:19:48Z

Archibald juniors son I meant. Bron

Re: Archibald Bannatyne

b1b2j3 — 2006-05-28 07:18:25Z

Re: Catherine Bannatyne/Beynon

b1b2j3 — 2006-05-25 05:24:23Z

You probably have this Pauline Tom and Heather:

From Bron- William Macleod Bannatyne. Age: 21. Estimated birth year: abt 1870. Relation: Head. Where Born: Worcestershire, England. Civil parish: Much Hadham. Ecclesiastical parish: Much Hadham. Town: Much Hadham. County/Island: Hertfordshire. Country: England. Family group: Resident Red Lion Hotel. 1. Wm MacLeod Bannatyne. (21). Living on own means. Born Worcester. 2. Jane Bannatyne. (22). Born Lincoln, Holborn. Source information: Census: 1891. RG12/1098. Registration district: Bishop Stortford. Sub registration district: Bishop Stortford. ED, institution, or vessel: 7. Folio: 146. Page: 14. GSU Number: 6096208.

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Census 1901 Reference: - RG13/134. 11 children and no head of household. !! 107 Castle Rd, St Pancras. 1901 Gordons and Bannatynes. Errand boy/girl for grocer GORDON- Thomas W Gordon (13) and Thomas W.G. Bannatyne (11) born Battersea, London. and Step-child. Household: Dorothy (11), born Chelsea, London. William (9) born Chelsea, London, May (7) born St Pancras, Winifred (2) born St Pancras, Ida (3 mths), born St Pancras. May (7). born St Pancras. Plus stepchildren BANNATYNE: Kate (13) born St Pancras London, Edith G. (10) born Mitcham, Surrey , William M. (8) Wimlbledon, Surrey, Elsie (4) born St Pancras, London.

Re: Catherine Bannatyne/Beynon

b1b2j3 — 2006-05-25 05:11:27Z

Elsie Gordon (Bannatyne) was my God Mother and close friend of my Mother Muriel Bannatyne. Now I understand why. Bron

Re: Bannatyne Layley

b1b2j3 — 2006-04-26 15:27:59Z

Found Family Layley / Bannastyne.

Re: Landscape painter, John James Bannatyne

2006-01-19 20:44:49Z

Dear Charles

I am thrilled about your response to my message. I have indeed found the 1901 census showing the information that you spoke of.

Unfortunately, I have learned very little about JJ Bannatyne other than what has been posted on this message board from Dr. Jim Parker. In 1881census JJ Bannatyne is found in London as a boarder, unmarried and listed as a landscape painter. I have only been able to find that he died in 1911at age 76 in Rothiemurchus in Inverness County. Since he was married to your great great grandmother, maybe someone in your family might know something of him.

Your great grandmother Isabella married Samuel Fleming. I don't recall finding Samuel in any of my research in the Fleming family tree - but I am still discovering alot. I wondered if you had any information on who his parents or siblings were or his date of birth.

Your great grandmother, Isabella, emigrated to USA . Do you know in what area she settled in?

James and his wife Elizabeth Fleming can be found in the 1881Britsh census living in Glasgow. Their son, William, is my great grandfather.
Several members of the James Fleming family emigrated to the US in1887. They departed from Port Glasgow and then settled in Connecticut.

Hope to hear from you soon

Lisa Lefrancois

Archibald Bannatyne m Mary Bruce, Killean & Kilchenzie, Scotland

2006-01-02 02:57:02Z

I am wanting to find out about Archibald Bannatyne.
His father was Hector Bannatyne and his mother Mary OcOrvile.
He married Mary Bruce 28 Nov 1848 at Killean & Kilchenzie Scotland.

John Bannatyne ~ Banished to America in 1684

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-20 15:23:32Z

Bannatyne, John
Craigmuir. Covenanter. Banished to the Plantations in America, 24 December 1684.
(PC)

I am not related to this family, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled " Scots Banished to the American Plantations" 1650-1775 by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1983. pg. 232.
Joyce

Replying to myself for Heather McConachie

b1b2j3 — 2005-11-16 07:17:00Z

Re: Mary BANNATYNE m Donald McCONACHY Killean & Kilchenzie, Scotland

b1b2j3 — 2005-11-16 07:02:52Z

Sorry- Thats'"Try"...Balantine and Ballantine. No ""E"" . The Irish kept the Bannatyne. The Scots as well, but most originate from BUTE and not Campbeltown or Kyntyre, Killean And Kilchenzie, Argyll, Scotland.

I am of the belief that the Ballantine Balantine and Bannatyne of Campbeltown or Kyntyre, Killean And Kilchenzie, Argyll, Scotland are not from Kilmory Bute, unless born there. My Bannatynes from Archibald ex Kintyre, had left by 1850 to Glasgow.

Bron

Re: Mary BANNATYNE m Donald McCONACHY Killean & Kilchenzie, Scotland

b1b2j3 — 2005-11-16 06:52:44Z

Hi,

Try BALENTINE or BALLENTINE from that far back now. Also try:
Name: Archibald BALANTINE

Birth: _______________.
Marriage: Ireland ?. Elizabeth McCONOCHY. in Ireland ?.
Unknown Spouse: _______________. Elizabeth McCONOCHY.
1762 Jun 1 Son born (#1): Scotland, Argyll, Campbeltown. Duncan BALLANTINE (1762-Bef 1865). Born in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland. Died before 1865.
Bef 1865 Death of Child (#1): _______________. Duncan BALLANTINE (1762-Bef 1865).

And IRELAND. The above are my relatives...Bron

Mary BANNATYNE m Donald McCONACHY Killean & Kilchenzie, Scotland

HeatherMcConachie — 2005-11-01 03:23:15Z

Hi
I am trying to find out about my Gt-grandmother.
Mary b abt 1852 Killean, Scotland and m 18 Dec 1873 Killean & Kilchenzie Scot - Donald McConachy b 28 Oct 1845 Saddell, Scot

They had possibly 12 children
1 Mary b 21 Feb 1874 Saddell, Scot
2 Catherine b 1876 m Duncan Campbell
3 Elizabeth b 3 Dec 1878 Saddell, Scot
4 Walter b 10 Sep 1880 Bridge End Carradale, Scot m Evelyn Burrowes (my Grandparents)
5 Donald b 10 Jul 1887 d 17 Apr 1918 France
? Annie
? Archie
8 James b 1893 d 19 July 1906 Bridge End, Scot
? Johnnie
10 Margaret m Nicol McNiven
11 Jessie Rose b Mar 1895 d 22 Jul 1896 Bridge End,
12 Neil b Aug 1898 d 1 Feb 1900 Bridge End, Scot

Mary d 17 Apr 1922 Bridge End and Donald d 28 Oct 1945 Bridge End
They are both buried at Brackley Cemetery, Carradale, Scot.

Re: Ninian Bannatyne

2005-10-31 01:00:54Z

Yes...So you do know her. Just sent you both a message. Bron

Re: Ninian Bannatyne

AnneTeale — 2005-10-31 00:53:02Z

Is RP Ruth
Anne