Loudon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Emma Loudon & Edward E Bradshaw, 1800s

jpmil2700 — 2009-01-19 15:58:48Z

Hi Lorie. I am researching the John and Joseph Loudon families from Londonderry, Ireland that emigrated to Argyle, New York about 1800 and from there to Salem, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, etc. I am not aware of any Emma Loudon born about 1866 msybe in Kentucky. We have an Emma (Ohlschlager) Loudon in the Loudon family we are researching but her maiden name was not Loudon. If you encounter any other Loudon researchers especially Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota or Nebraska please let me know. good luck in your research.

Emma Loudon & Edward E Bradshaw, 1800s

LorieNYC — 2008-12-31 16:59:28Z

I am trying to get more information about Edward E (possibly Emerson) Bradshaw (b. c1862) and his wife Emma Loudon (b. c1866). I believe they were both born in Kentucky but were married in Illinois in 1887. This all makes sense in terms of what I know of my Bradshaw family.
I believe that Edward was the son of Leander Clark (b. c1812, KY) but am not certain.
I have not been able to find reliable information concerning Emma Loudon regarding who her parents are etc.

Thank you for your assistant!
Lorie Bradshaw

Lowdon Family in Delaware County, New York

sug53 — 2008-11-07 00:48:38Z

I am looking for information on the Lowden / Loudon / Louden families that lived in Delaware County, New York. In 1810 there were two families in Kortright - John Lowdon and Robert Lowdon. In John's family there are 13 people and in Robert's famiy there are 6 people. They are listed side by side and I'm pretty sure they must be related. I'd appreciate any suggestions or connections regarding this family. Many thanks. Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Re: Lilian Mabel Loudon

sug53 — 2008-10-27 05:49:31Z

Hi Christine - I am from this extended Loudon (Loudan as you spell it below)family and have seen Loudon spelled many ways on offical documents - though many come from John and Lovina Leigh Loudon from Argyle, New York. I have the same information as you; just different spellings. If you are interested, I'd very much like to compare information. Thank you - Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Loudon / Shannon Families in Argyle, Wa County, New York

sug53 — 2008-10-20 13:00:33Z

Hello -- I'm researching the Loudon family and recently found a will that opened up new surnames for me : Shannon / Cuthbert / Stewart and Randles. I am hoping to find more information on each of these families to see how they all connect together. Here's the story: Joseph and Jane McConnelle Loudon came to USA from Ireland abt 1800. Joseph was naturalized in 1809. Their children, born in Ireland are Mary Ann and John and born in the USA are Joseph and William. John is my 3rd gr grandfather and married Lovina Leigh. John and Lovina left Argyle abt 1833 for Indiana and their family was raised there. (My info from Indiana is fairly complete.) I've done some research on the extended Loudon family and found that three of Joseph Loudon Sr. siblings also came to America - some went to Indiana as well. I have started census work and have had help using the Argyle Patent and a few other Washington County Resources, but now I think I need to dig deeper and locate other researchers and legal documents. Any assistance would be most appreciated! Thank you -- Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Loudon / Shannon Families in Argyle, Wa County, New York

sug53 — 2008-10-20 13:00:33Z

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Re: LOUDON Photos from Lanark area of Scotland abt 1880

rhmcconnell — 2008-08-11 12:01:30Z

These are the same people to which I referred. I guess that I may have to dig some more. I started cold, but found this Agnes (6 years old@1871) to be the only Agnes Loudon to fit the age and location of my Great Grandmother.

Re: LOUDON Photos from Lanark area of Scotland abt 1880

MarvinLarsen58 — 2008-08-08 20:39:27Z

I think we may connect but I don't know how. John Loudon b 1802 and m. Agnes Stewart in 1823 died at Loudon's Lane Newmains in 1876. Their children: Helen, Mary, John (died young) Agnes (married John Strain) John (came to USA in 1881),
Mary, William Stewart, George Stewart, Margaret, Janet and William.
John the son who came to USA in 1871 was living at Loudon's Land Newmains. The Census says Cambusnethan. Is this the same location?
Info from Census
1871 Census Cambusnethan
Address Loudon’s Land, Newmains (11 rooms)
John Loudon Jnr., head of house, aged 37 grocer and quarrymaster b. Cambusnethan, Lanark
Mary G. S. Loudon his wife, aged 33, born Shotts
John Loudon, son, 12 scholar, b. Shotts
David, son 11, scholar, b. Cambusnethan
George 9, scholar b Cambusnethan
Jessie M. S. Loudon daughter, aged 7, b Cambusnethan
Agnes S. daughter 6, scholar b Cambusnethan
Mary S. Loudon daughter aged 4 b. Cambusnethan
Helen daughter aged 2 b Cambusnethan
Wm. S. s 7 months b Cambusnethan
and 2 female servants.

To my knowledge all living children came to US.
I have done most of my research just in America but
Aunt Jean had a professional Genealogist do some research
I have copies of the report.

I have not found the name McConnell with the family so far.

Please let me know if we both need to dig a bit more.

Re: LOUDON Photos from Lanark area of Scotland abt 1880

rhmcconnell — 2008-08-08 19:43:17Z

I don't know whether or not that we come from the same family, but I have been working on my geneaolgy, and I find a Loudon connection. My grandfather's name was Hugh Loudon McConnell. His mother's name was Agnes Loudon. She was the daughter of John Loudon, found on the 1871 Census, living on Loudon land in Cambusnethan. She married William McConnell. Their children were Janet, John, Agnes, Elizabeth, Isabella, William, and Hugh. Hugh being the youngest born in July 1898. I would love to hear from you, if we have a connection.

LOUDON JOBSON - Middlesbrough UK

vinceloudon — 2008-07-21 15:24:04Z

Seeking any detail regarding my grandparents

WILLIAM ROBERTSON LOUDON married in Middlesbrough (South Bank, Normanby) in 1905 to NELLY JOBSON.

Born a son in 1905 named WILLIAM ROBERTSON LOUDON
Born a son in 1908 named THOMAS ALFRED LOUDON (my father)

There may be another son and a daughter.

Any details gladly received at vince.loudon@virgin.net

Re: Loudon Scotland/Australia

A_SladeneeBrown — 2008-07-03 02:34:46Z

Hello, Not sure if you will get two replies , OOPS,
I am Avis Slade, Nee Brown.
Daughter of William Brown Jr And Evalyn Bowers, , Married St Jons Church milligan St perth, Nov 1920.
Would like to hear from you, have a feeling you may be from the Thomson side of the family.
bye.
Avis

Re: John Thomas Loudon

sug53 — 2008-05-31 20:04:50Z

Hi There -- You probably have found information by now, but I have some information for you if you are still searching. John was a brother to my great great grandfather, William. Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Re: name of loudon

sug53 — 2008-05-24 17:30:11Z

Hello Iain,

I have been searching for my elusive Scots-Irish Loudons for many years and recently found a clue that perhaps you might be able to help with. My immigrant ancestor was Joseph Loudon and his wife was Jane McConnelle. Joseph's parents were John and Ann (no last name.) The information I found was that John's parents were John and Jean Campbell and his parents were Nicholas and Elizabeth Morton Loudon. Nicholas' father was James and his parents were James and Margaret Cunningham Lothian. James' parents were Robert and Merjorie Anderson Lowdone and Robert's parents were John Loudoun and Janet Quhytt. John's parents were John and Janet Lumsden Loudoun of Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland. This is all unconfirmed/sourced information, but I thought something here might be familiar to you? Many thanks in advance. Sue Manz Graham sug53@earthlink.net

Re: Loudon

kylenicholson72 — 2008-05-08 02:14:13Z

Hi Jim I just started looking into the Loudon side of my husbands family .. they are all or most anyway born in scotland and canada, all i have on the loudons so far .. is

Annie Loudon Married Robert Mackin
Annie was born in wishaw Scotland witch is around i think in Dumfries .. Her Mother was Grace Peacock and her father was John Loudon ... if i get anyyting else i will email right away

All my best ,Kyle

Re: Loudon

jpmil2700 — 2008-05-07 16:56:08Z

Hi Kyle. I don't have any information on a John Loudon and Grace Peacock but I am researching Joseph/John Loudon (Louden) family from Londonderry, Ireland that emigrated to Argyle, NY about 1800. I am interested in any and all Loudon (Louden) information and especially trying to confirm the link between Loudons of Londonderry and those of Scotland. I have brief information that a John and james Louden emigrated from Scotland to Ireland in 1694. Any suggestions or ideas would be appreciated. good luck.

Loudon

kylenicholson72 — 2008-05-04 13:34:06Z

My name is Kyle Nicholson looking for information on John Loudon who married Grace Peacock in scotland
Thanks in advance

Loudons in Minnesota

slinky1952 — 2008-01-17 05:27:50Z

In 1910, Mary was married to Harry Loudon and they had a one year old son named Henry. Perhaps something tragic occurred--by the following year Henry was in a orphanage . This was not her intent as Mary left her son in the care of neighbors while she searched for her husband. By the time, Mary returned to her son--another couple had fled with him to California. The adoption had never been finialized! Nearly forty years later Henry discovered he was still legally a Loudon. With a wife and four childen using the suppose adoption name, it was simpler to just continue doing just that. Especially, after making contact with a Loudon relative and whoever this person was,he would not returns any calls.
Mary's maiden name was Marie. She was born in South Dakota abt. 1886. Her parents were born in Norway. Who was she? I have oftened wondered for years.
Harry Loudon was in Jefferson Barracks, Missouri in 1920?

Re: Agnes and Janet Loudon

ianloudon — 2007-12-06 22:16:27Z

Hi Valerie,

I am descended from John's brother Archibald but I have been having trouble tracing their ancestors so I would be very interested in sharing information.

You can contact me directly at genealogy@feshie.com .

Thanks for getting in touch,
Ian

POW/MIA Korean War, LOUDON

2006-11-30 16:45:07Z

I am searching for the family of a soldier who was killed in the Korea War. When he entered service he gave Fulton County Ohio as his home of record. His remains were never recovered.

Soldier: DONALD HOMER LOUDON
Born: Jan 27, 1915, Caucasian
Date of loss: December 1, 1950, MIA

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. The Loudon family is one of those missing.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (76 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

Re: loudons from scotland

2006-09-14 19:57:38Z

Since my 2003 message was posted here I have received no replies at all. However, my e-mail has changed, so perhaps that is the problem I have found a bit of new information that might help identify this man. He patented a firealarm in 1940; he owned the Superior Pain and Varnish Col in Scranton, PA, he retired to Dania, FL in about 1962, whre he died in 1969. His widow's name was Helen - I have no idea what her maiden name was, and since no SS #, I assume she was a housewife. If this information rings any bells for anyone, please respond!!! I know he had at least two children with Helen, but have no idea of their names. They would have been born in the 1940s.

Re: John Loudon at Balaclava

2006-11-03 22:52:29Z

I am interested in any and all John Loudons especially from the area of Loudon castle near Ayrshire, Scotland. My Loudons were in Londonderry, Ireland by 1750's and immigrated to New York about 1800. Joseph Loudon and his wife Jane McConnelle with their two small children including John Loudon born about 1798 in Londonderry settled near North Argyle, Washington County, New York where Joseph and Jane are buried. John and his wife Lovina Leigh moved to Washington County Indiana near Salem about 1832 with their four small children born in New York. I believe that Joseph Loudon's father was a John Loudon. Would appreciate more information on your John Loudon. Thanks!

John Loudon at Balaclava

2006-11-03 16:53:28Z

Seeking info on John Loudon was was trumpeter (bugler) to General James Scarlett who led the victorious Charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaclava on Oct 25, 1854. Loudon last heard of in 1892, destitute and living in the St Pancras Workhouse in London. He was then aged 68 so would have been born abt 1824.

OREGON LOUDON'S

2006-06-27 11:41:12Z

my mothers maiden name was loudon. her father was james nathaniel loudon, born ky. died in 1944 in hillsboro, oregon
his parents were thomas H., loudon and cynthia jane shaw thomas'parents were john loudon/louden and margaret smith. they lived in bethlehem, clark co., ind. they left there and came west and arrived in oregon ca-1852/3. they lived near scio, on the mist, oregon burn, near new port on the oregon coast and in hillsboro, ore. james m. esther hutchinson and they had 5 girls and 1 son who did not live very long. daughters were eva, phaye, ruth [my mom], dora, and lois. all of the above family are now gone. anyone looking for anything in this family, please contact me as i can probably help

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada

judith_wyse — 2007-02-25 23:50:56Z

Glad to hear from you, I'd love to have further info. on the Loudon family today. I have been in touch with Diana Cowland previously.

Lydia (Loudon) McMillan - 1765-1793 Washington County, NY

MLMcKenzie — 2006-07-13 01:49:16Z

Seeking parents and siblings of Lydia Loudon, born in NY about 1765. She died February 26, 1793 in Cambridge, Washington County, New York. She married February 15, 1785 at Cambridge, NY, John McMillan.

post card photos

bluesound — 2006-05-22 00:11:56Z

If you mean, did they used to print photos on a post card backing......yes, they did. And even now you can buy the self adhesive post card and attach a photo to it. I have lots of old photos on post cards. Wish I knew some of the folks in your list, but I don't. I am in search of James P Loudon, his wife,Louisa Scarboro, and their daughter, Virginia Pardilla Louden. seabreeze@sprintmail.com ........ cs

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada/

aching_hen — 2007-02-17 12:44:17Z

HI
I am trying to help a lady research her Wyse family.Her grandfather was John Wyse from Chatham New Brunswick. He was born abt.1844-1850. He married Elizabeth Rennie in Northumberland in 1870. They had 10 children. Elizabeth died giving birth to a set of twin boys in 1882. He later remarried Agnes Lane. Not sure if he remarried there or in Mass. He had another 8 children from the second marriage. If any of this sound familiar could you please email myself or pjt227@webtv.net She has dates for all of the children that was left to her from her grandmother Jennie Wyse who married James Leo Purcell. Thanks so much for taking the time to answer this.

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada

CACormierKirby — 2007-02-25 21:48:43Z

I have info.

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada

CACormierKirby — 2007-02-26 12:36:56Z

I see that I can't access e-mail addresses anymore.
Check posting by aching hen. She lists the address for the lady who contacted me. Her name is Paula.

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada/

CACormierKirby — 2007-02-26 12:34:19Z

I researched and sent all information that I could find on that family to Paula.

Re: Loudons in New Brunswick, Canada

CACormierKirby — 2007-02-26 12:30:46Z

Actually, I don't have much on the Loudoun family because I was researching the Wyse family but here is what I did find:
1851 census Chatham N.B.
Alexander Loudoun bonr 1813 in Scotland Merchant came to Chatham in 1837
Mary born 1831 came 1835
Agnes 1 1/2 born N.B.
Mary 1 month born N.B.
Died May 19, 1863, Henry youngest s/o Alexander aged 3 yrs. 5 months.
I would bet there is more information available but I haven't looked for it.
I am not related to either family in any way but compiled what information I could find on the Wyse family to pass on to a Wyse descendant who I am sure would love to correspond with you. I posted her name and address on the Northumberland board.
I am going to see if I can contact you via e-mail and send you all the Wyse info I have.

Re: Agnes and Janet Loudon

ianloudon — 2007-05-20 11:15:47Z

Agnes and Janet were part of a large family, many of whom died in infancy. Their parents then named new children after their deceased siblings so it gets a little complicated. The dates which I have in my data do not quite agree with yours but the children that I have are:

Descendants of John Loudon, Overmoor Farm, Darvel, , Ayr, Scotland
--------------------------
1-John Loudon b. Abt 1788
+Helen Morton b. Unknown
|--2-John Loudon b. 1812,
|--2-Helen Loudon b. 1813
|--2-Janet Loudon b. 1814
|--2-Janet Loudon b. 1816
|--2-Jean Loudon b. 1817
|--2-Helen Loudon b. 1819
|--2-Helen Loudon b. 1820
|--2-Agnes Loudon b. 1822
|--2-Barbara Loudon b. 1825
|--2-Thomas Loudon b. 1826
|--2-Archibald Loudon b. 1828
|--2-Matthew Loudon b. 1830
|--2-Hugh Loudon b. 1831
|--2-Helen M Loudon b. 1836

The 1841 Census has the following information for Overmoor Farm:

Name Age Occupation
John Loudon 50 Farmer
Helen 45
Janet 21
Jean 19
Thomas 14
Archibald 12
Matthew 10
Hugh 8
Helen 4
John Campbell 19 (Manual Labourer?)

John Loudon 25 Farmer (son of John and Helen)
Catherine 22
Mary 4mth

You will notice that these ages don't match the first set and neither of them matches your information on Janet. I don't know where Agnes was in 1841 at the time of the census - there is still some work to be done.

John(1788)'s brother Archibald is my 3G Grandfather. Most of my information on this part of the family comes from the work of my grandfather Robert (Bob) Loudon in the pre-computer 1960s. If you are interested in comparing notes on this part of our family tree please email me - any help would be very welcome.

Ian

Mary Elizabeth Loudon and Everet Elmer Kunkle

sug53 — 2007-08-18 05:51:27Z

Hello - I am looking for information on Mary Elizabeth (Loudon) and Everett Elmer Kunkle who were married about 1908 - perhaps in Minnesota. Everet had a daughter, Cecelia, by a previous marriage. Everet and Mary had a daughter, Fern, who was born 21 Feb 1910 in North Dakota. Fern married Verl Curtis Weaver and they had a daughter, Sharron Lee, 31 Jan 1940, who married Arnold Sandberg. Mary Loudon was a sister to my grandfather, Erwin Greeley Loudon. I have a lot of information to share :-) Thanks, Susan Manz Graham sug53@earthlink.net

Re: Adam Loudon

DarleneBieber64 — 2007-03-27 02:08:38Z

I just got your response to my old post about Adam Loudon ... I saw another post & answered it, but thought I should post it again for you ...

Adam Loudon was the son of John Louden & Christianna Hammaker or Liddick ... At the time of the 1850 Census, Christianna (1816-1888) was a widow living with her 5 children (William, Lydia, Adam, Frederick, & John) in Watts Twp., Perry Co., PA ...

At the time of the 1860 Census, Christianna had married John Lowe, Jr., and had two more children (Louisa & Cyrenius Lowe) ... William Louden (my gg-grandfather) was living in the Thomas Hayes household ... and Adam was living in the Christian Livingston in Watts Twp. ... working as farm hands ...

William & Adam both served in the Civil War ... Adam's Civil War record gives Liddick as Christianna's maiden name ... William & his sister Lydia's death certificates list Hammaker as Christianna's maiden name ... I haven't been able to discover which maiden name is correct ... There were many marriages between the Loudens, Hammakers, Lowes,& Liddicks of Perry Co. ...

Adam went west to Iowa & I've trace some of his descendants ... I have Meda married to James McClymonds, not Plympton ...

William Louden married & moved to Maryland ...

Lydia married first John W. Liddick, then James Lowe (both Civil War veterans) & resided in Perry Co. her entire life ...

I haven't been able to trace Frederick who was 5 years old at time of the 1850 Census ... and not listed in the 1860 Census ... possibly he died young ...

John Louden (the youngest son) married & remained in Perry Co. his entire life ...

As far as I know, Adam didn't have a brother named Jake or Jacob ...

Re: Adam Loudon

DarleneBieber64 — 2007-03-27 02:04:12Z

I just got a response to my old post about Adam Loudon & saw your post ... Adam Loudon was the son of John Louden & Christianna Hammaker or Liddick ... At the time of the 1850 Census, Christianna (1816-1888) was a widow living with her 5 children (William, Lydia, Adam, Frederick, & John) in Watts Twp., Perry Co., PA ...

At the time of the 1860 Census, Christianna had married John Lowe, Jr., and had two more children (Louisa & Cyrenius Lowe) ... William Louden (my gg-grandfather) was living in the Thomas Hayes household ... and Adam was living in the Christian Livingston in Watts Twp. ... working as farm hands ...

William & Adam both served in the Civil War ... Adam's Civil War record gives Liddick as Christianna's maiden name ... William & his sister Lydia's death certificates list Hammaker as Christianna's maiden name ... I haven't been able to discover which maiden name is correct ... There were many marriages between the Loudens, Hammakers, Lowes,& Liddicks of Perry Co. ...

Adam went west to Iowa & I've trace some of his descendants ... I have Meda married to James McClymonds, not Plympton ...

William Louden married & moved to Maryland ...

Lydia married first John W. Liddick, then James Lowe (both Civil War veterans) & resided in Perry Co. her entire life ...

I haven't been able to trace Frederick who was 5 years old at time of the 1850 Census ... and not listed in the 1860 Census ... possibly he died young ...

John Louden (the youngest son) married & remained in Perry Co. his entire life ...

As far as I know, Adam didn't have a brother named Jake ...

Sarah Jenie Loudon of Pennsylvania and Ohio

ida8888 — 2007-05-19 04:39:55Z

ISO info regarding Sarah Jenie Loudon who married John W. Swain. They spent much of her married life in Jersey Shore, PA and also lived in Mercer County, OH. They had 5 children that I know of.

I believe she may have a sister Mary E. Loudon and a brother William G. Loudon. Any info would be appreciated.

ida_anderson@hotmail.com

Sarah Jenie Loudon of Pennsylvania and Ohio

ida8888 — 2007-05-19 04:37:04Z

Re: OREGON LOUDON'S

Pooziej — 2007-10-20 11:59:10Z

Gary,

Hello. I am looking for more information on the Loudon family for my daughter & grandchildren. I am hoping that you may be able to fill in some missing information for me.
Here is what I have found so far:

Marion Loudon- 9-19-1921 to 4-16-1978
Parents: Virgil Wayne Loudon: 12-10-1892 to 5-31-1971
Jessie Edith Rood: 1-10-1892 to abt. 1912

Virgil's parents
Samuel Thurston Loudon: 5-23-1864 to 5-15-1939
Sarah Virginia Gleason: 1-10-1892

Samuel's parents:
Thomas Loudon 6-11-1840 to 7-17-1899
Cynthia Jane Shaw: 1-28-1848 to 11-19-1913

Any information that you have to add would be greatly appreciated.
You can email me rjohnson83@stny.rr.com

Thank you,
Donna

Re: Adam Loudon

jandur — 2007-03-26 18:30:20Z

I have a death certificate for Jacob Louden, b. 10 June 1841, Perry Co., PA. He died 18 Sept 1913 in Hopkins, Nodaway Co., MO. survived by his wife Amanda Renn Louden and his son, William Louden. The death certificate names his parents as John Louden and Christina Yinkst. There was a Henry Yingst who lived in the neighborhood where I believe Adam was born. This same Christina may have also had the names of Hammaker, Liddick, and Lowe. I would like to know the order of these names--which was her birth name? I suspect William Louden and Adam Louden referred to in the previous posts are Jacob's brothers. Can anyone provide proof?

Re: Agnes and Janet Loudon

666888 — 2007-05-20 13:53:09Z

I have information gathered by the Findlay family in longhand.
Helen Morton was 1791 to 1875
Her mother was Helen Millar[er], and married to Thomas Morton, and I have an engraving of her head and shoulders.
I am related through the marriage of McCrae and Finlay's in the 1850's
Suggest we continue this dialogue by direct e-mail.
peter@peter-mccrae.freeserve.co.uk

Peter

Agnes and Janet Loudon

666888 — 2006-11-29 20:19:03Z

Agnes Loudon was born 1814 at Overmoor farm, Loudoun, eldest daughter of John Loudon and Helen Morton
Agnes married John Findlay 12/8/1842 in Loudoun Parish church.
John Findlay b,11/6/1800 was eldest son of Francis Findlay and Agnes Morton
Later Agnes, his wife, died without children.

Janet Loudon was born 1817 at Overmoor farm, Loudon the youngest daughter of John Loudon and Helen Morton.
Agnes's sister Janet married John Findlay on 18/12/1857 at John a Baptist Church, Laig, Dalloy, Galston.

They had three children.

Information taken from family records.
My ggggreatgrandmother Agness Findlay was sister to John Findlay in the text.

Peter McCrae

Henry C. LOUDON (died 26 Jul 1918)

OhioObits — 2006-10-15 18:28:10Z

COLUMBUS [OH] DISPATCH, Sat., 27 Jul 1918, p. 7

Henry C. Loudon, 73, residence of daughter, Mrs. R. C. Wilson, 41 West Eleventh avenue, Friday, following a sudden attack of heart trouble. His wife and two daughters survive. Funeral services and interment will take place Monday at Georgetown, O., his former Home. R. E. Jones & Son Co.

Re: Loudon Family

AnneVoegtlin — 2007-07-06 05:34:49Z

Hello, Karen...if you are still out there somewhere, please email me at annevoe@yahoo.com. I am a great-granddaughter of Maria Montgomery Loudon (George's wife) of Loomis/Chopaka area. I'd love to connect. Thanks!
Anne Voegtlin

Re: archibald loudon

AnneVoegtlin — 2007-07-06 05:25:34Z

Thank you! I recently returned from Carlisle, PA, where I researched Archibald. His portrait now hangs in the museum there!
Thanks for your information

John Thomas Loudon

Suthrn52 — 2006-06-14 04:36:35Z

Does anyone on this board know anything about a John Thomas Loudon that was born, April 8th 1837, died September 3, 1906 in Salem Indiana? He was born in New York City, married Emaline Morris and they had a son named Thomas John Loudon born April 30th 1858? I can't get past him in my search and he was my great, great, great, grandfather. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks for your time.

David & Isabella (Joseph) Loudon--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-06-25 17:40:13Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscription reads:

David Loudon, died 6/18/1903, age 79 years
Isabella Joseph, his wife, died 4/15/1927, age 95 years.

Hope this helps someone.

Loudon: Edward J., Emma (Gates), Ernest, Ernest Jr., Edward & Annie (McAllister)--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-06-14 13:56:02Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscriptions read:

Loudon
Edward J., 1917 - 1964
Emma Gates Loudon, 1891 - 1956
Ernest E., 1885 - 1948
Ernest, Jr., 1916 - 1919
Edward, 1853 - 1919
Annie McAllister, his wife, 1856 - 1951.

Hope this helps someone.

Loudon: Edward, Emma, Ernest, Annie (McAllister)--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-07-01 13:16:28Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscription reads:

Edward J. Loudon, 1817 - 1964
Emma Gates Loudon, 1891, - 1946
Ernest E. Loudon, 1885 - 1948
Ernest Loudon, Jr., 1916 - 1919
Edward Loudon, 1853 - 1919
Annie McAllister, his wife, 1856 - 1951.

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Loudon: James, Frances (Fielder), Clarence, Elmer--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2006-06-27 14:19:23Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscription reads:

James Loudon, 1860 - 1918
Frances Fielder, his wife, 1858 - 1946
Their sons, Clarence & Elmer, no dates.

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Re: Agnes and Janet Loudon

valerie1638 — 2007-12-06 11:29:36Z

Hello Ian
We share common ancestors if you go back to David Loudoun and Janet Mitchell. (John Loudoun's grandparents)I am still trying to chase David Loudoun's parent - is it Murdock Loudoun or James Loudoun?
I would be happy to share my information with you.
Regards
Valerie