Rev. James MCDOWALL was a draper and magistrate in Stranraer before joining the ministry of the Evangelical Union.
James McDOWALL -
MARRIED [1] 22 Aug 1836 Stranraer
SPOUSE [1] Anne Ferguson BELL
Children of James McDOWALL and Ann Ferguson BELL-
1. Unknown male McDOWALL b 20 Feb 1848 d 21 Feb 1848
2. Jane Anne McDOWALL b 14 June 1850 d 23 Apr 1853
3. Elizabeth Annie PATRICK (nee McDOWALL) b 28 Jul 1852 d 30 Oct 1931
m 19 Oct 1876 BelfastJohn Washington PATRICK
MARRIED [2] 11 April 1859 Stranraer
SPOUSE [2] Agnes BROUGH
Children of James McDOWALL and Agnes BROUGH-
1. Jemima Isabella McDOWALL b 27 June 1860 d 31 Mar 1893 Lanark
2. Agnes Parker HEATHCOTE (nee McDOWALL)
b 2 Apr 1862 d 11 May 1934 Berkeley, Alameda, CA USA
m 1888 Southampton ENG Rev. Wyndham Selfe HEATHCOTE
3. James William McDOWALL b 3 July 1863 Ardossan, Ayr SCOT
d Mar 1950 Newark, New Jersey, USA
4. Hugh John McDOWALL b 9 May 1866 Saltcoats, Ayr, SCOT
Marriage to Agnes BROUGH
James McDOUALL/ 47/ Lanark/ Minister (widower)/ Parents- James McDOUALL Tailor Janet DOUGLAS;
Agnes BROUGH/ 36/ Stranraer/ widow/ Parents- Agnes PARKER
DIED 21 Jan 1888 Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland
James McDOUALL Minister of the E U Church widower/First Marriage BELL Second Marriage Agnes BROUGH or COWAN deceased/ Male/76 years/ Parents- James McDOAULL Tailor and Clothier (deceased) Janet McDOUALL M. S. DOUGLAS subsequently married to --- WHAN (deceased)
Death Fife Herald- Wednesday 25 January 1888 p8 Strathmiglo
DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MCDOWALL –
We regret to record the death of the Rev. James McDowall, minister of the Evangelical Union Church, which took place at his residence here on Saturday evening. It is scarcely a year since Mr. McDowall was inducted to the pastoral charge of Strathmiglo Church, and, during the greater part of that time, he had been in delicate health. He was a very able and earnest preacher, and the Sabbath evening services, which he frequently held, were well attended by members of different denominations. In visiting the sick he was most assiduous, and these visits were extended to those outside his own congregation, by whom they were much enjoyed. He was an active and willing Christian pastor, and, in the advancement of the cause of Temperance he was always ready to lend a helping hand. By his congregation, and also by his family he was much beloved, and by others in the village, who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, he was held in the highest esteem. His remains were consigned to a resting place in Strathmiglo Churchyard on Tuesday in presence of a large company of members. Special services were conducted in the house of the deceased by the Rev. Mr. Davidson, Tillicoutry, and the Rev. Mr. Inglis, Broughty Ferry. At the grave Mr. Davidson conducted another impressive service, which was concluded with an appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Davidson of the Free North Church, Strathmiglo. Much sympathy is expressed for the family of the deceased in their bereavement.
James McDOWALL -
MARRIED [1] 22 Aug 1836 Stranraer
SPOUSE [1] Anne Ferguson BELL
Children of James McDOWALL and Ann Ferguson BELL-
1. Unknown male McDOWALL b 20 Feb 1848 d 21 Feb 1848
2. Jane Anne McDOWALL b 14 June 1850 d 23 Apr 1853
3. Elizabeth Annie PATRICK (nee McDOWALL) b 28 Jul 1852 d 30 Oct 1931
m 19 Oct 1876 BelfastJohn Washington PATRICK
MARRIED [2] 11 April 1859 Stranraer
SPOUSE [2] Agnes BROUGH
Children of James McDOWALL and Agnes BROUGH-
1. Jemima Isabella McDOWALL b 27 June 1860 d 31 Mar 1893 Lanark
2. Agnes Parker HEATHCOTE (nee McDOWALL)
b 2 Apr 1862 d 11 May 1934 Berkeley, Alameda, CA USA
m 1888 Southampton ENG Rev. Wyndham Selfe HEATHCOTE
3. James William McDOWALL b 3 July 1863 Ardossan, Ayr SCOT
d Mar 1950 Newark, New Jersey, USA
4. Hugh John McDOWALL b 9 May 1866 Saltcoats, Ayr, SCOT
Marriage to Agnes BROUGH
James McDOUALL/ 47/ Lanark/ Minister (widower)/ Parents- James McDOUALL Tailor Janet DOUGLAS;
Agnes BROUGH/ 36/ Stranraer/ widow/ Parents- Agnes PARKER
DIED 21 Jan 1888 Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland
James McDOUALL Minister of the E U Church widower/First Marriage BELL Second Marriage Agnes BROUGH or COWAN deceased/ Male/76 years/ Parents- James McDOAULL Tailor and Clothier (deceased) Janet McDOUALL M. S. DOUGLAS subsequently married to --- WHAN (deceased)
Death Fife Herald- Wednesday 25 January 1888 p8 Strathmiglo
DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MCDOWALL –
We regret to record the death of the Rev. James McDowall, minister of the Evangelical Union Church, which took place at his residence here on Saturday evening. It is scarcely a year since Mr. McDowall was inducted to the pastoral charge of Strathmiglo Church, and, during the greater part of that time, he had been in delicate health. He was a very able and earnest preacher, and the Sabbath evening services, which he frequently held, were well attended by members of different denominations. In visiting the sick he was most assiduous, and these visits were extended to those outside his own congregation, by whom they were much enjoyed. He was an active and willing Christian pastor, and, in the advancement of the cause of Temperance he was always ready to lend a helping hand. By his congregation, and also by his family he was much beloved, and by others in the village, who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, he was held in the highest esteem. His remains were consigned to a resting place in Strathmiglo Churchyard on Tuesday in presence of a large company of members. Special services were conducted in the house of the deceased by the Rev. Mr. Davidson, Tillicoutry, and the Rev. Mr. Inglis, Broughty Ferry. At the grave Mr. Davidson conducted another impressive service, which was concluded with an appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Davidson of the Free North Church, Strathmiglo. Much sympathy is expressed for the family of the deceased in their bereavement.
Rev. James MCDOWALL was a draper and magistrate in Stranraer before joining the ministry of the Evangelical Union.
James McDOWALL -
MARRIED [1] 22 Aug 1836 Stranraer
SPOUSE [1] Anne Ferguson BELL
Children of James McDOWALL and Ann Ferguson BELL-
1. Unknown male McDOWALL b 20 Feb 1848 d 21 Feb 1848
2. Jane Anne McDOWALL b 14 June 1850 d 23 Apr 1853
3. Elizabeth Annie PATRICK (nee McDOWALL) b 28 Jul 1852 d 30 Oct 1931
m 19 Oct 1876 BelfastJohn Washington PATRICK
MARRIED [2] 11 April 1859 Stranraer
SPOUSE [2] Agnes BROUGH
Children of James McDOWALL and Agnes BROUGH-
1. Jemima Isabella McDOWALL b 27 June 1860 d 31 Mar 1893 Lanark
2. Agnes Parker HEATHCOTE (nee McDOWALL)
b 2 Apr 1862 d 11 May 1934 Berkeley, Alameda, CA USA
m 1888 Southampton ENG Rev. Wyndham Selfe HEATHCOTE
3. James William McDOWALL b 3 July 1863 Ardossan, Ayr SCOT
d Mar 1950 Newark, New Jersey, USA
4. Hugh John McDOWALL b 9 May 1866 Saltcoats, Ayr, SCOT
Marriage to Agnes BROUGH
James McDOUALL/ 47/ Lanark/ Minister (widower)/ Parents- James McDOUALL Tailor Janet DOUGLAS;
Agnes BROUGH/ 36/ Stranraer/ widow/ Parents- Agnes PARKER
DIED 21 Jan 1888 Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland
James McDOUALL Minister of the E U Church widower/First Marriage BELL Second Marriage Agnes BROUGH or COWAN deceased/ Male/76 years/ Parents- James McDOAULL Tailor and Clothier (deceased) Janet McDOUALL M. S. DOUGLAS subsequently married to --- WHAN (deceased)
Death Fife Herald- Wednesday 25 January 1888 p8 Strathmiglo
DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MCDOWALL –
We regret to record the death of the Rev. James McDowall, minister of the Evangelical Union Church, which took place at his residence here on Saturday evening. It is scarcely a year since Mr. McDowall was inducted to the pastoral charge of Strathmiglo Church, and, during the greater part of that time, he had been in delicate health. He was a very able and earnest preacher, and the Sabbath evening services, which he frequently held, were well attended by members of different denominations. In visiting the sick he was most assiduous, and these visits were extended to those outside his own congregation, by whom they were much enjoyed. He was an active and willing Christian pastor, and, in the advancement of the cause of Temperance he was always ready to lend a helping hand. By his congregation, and also by his family he was much beloved, and by others in the village, who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, he was held in the highest esteem. His remains were consigned to a resting place in Strathmiglo Churchyard on Tuesday in presence of a large company of members. Special services were conducted in the house of the deceased by the Rev. Mr. Davidson, Tillicoutry, and the Rev. Mr. Inglis, Broughty Ferry. At the grave Mr. Davidson conducted another impressive service, which was concluded with an appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Davidson of the Free North Church, Strathmiglo. Much sympathy is expressed for the family of the deceased in their bereavement.
James McDOWALL -
MARRIED [1] 22 Aug 1836 Stranraer
SPOUSE [1] Anne Ferguson BELL
Children of James McDOWALL and Ann Ferguson BELL-
1. Unknown male McDOWALL b 20 Feb 1848 d 21 Feb 1848
2. Jane Anne McDOWALL b 14 June 1850 d 23 Apr 1853
3. Elizabeth Annie PATRICK (nee McDOWALL) b 28 Jul 1852 d 30 Oct 1931
m 19 Oct 1876 BelfastJohn Washington PATRICK
MARRIED [2] 11 April 1859 Stranraer
SPOUSE [2] Agnes BROUGH
Children of James McDOWALL and Agnes BROUGH-
1. Jemima Isabella McDOWALL b 27 June 1860 d 31 Mar 1893 Lanark
2. Agnes Parker HEATHCOTE (nee McDOWALL)
b 2 Apr 1862 d 11 May 1934 Berkeley, Alameda, CA USA
m 1888 Southampton ENG Rev. Wyndham Selfe HEATHCOTE
3. James William McDOWALL b 3 July 1863 Ardossan, Ayr SCOT
d Mar 1950 Newark, New Jersey, USA
4. Hugh John McDOWALL b 9 May 1866 Saltcoats, Ayr, SCOT
Marriage to Agnes BROUGH
James McDOUALL/ 47/ Lanark/ Minister (widower)/ Parents- James McDOUALL Tailor Janet DOUGLAS;
Agnes BROUGH/ 36/ Stranraer/ widow/ Parents- Agnes PARKER
DIED 21 Jan 1888 Strathmiglo, Fife, Scotland
James McDOUALL Minister of the E U Church widower/First Marriage BELL Second Marriage Agnes BROUGH or COWAN deceased/ Male/76 years/ Parents- James McDOAULL Tailor and Clothier (deceased) Janet McDOUALL M. S. DOUGLAS subsequently married to --- WHAN (deceased)
Death Fife Herald- Wednesday 25 January 1888 p8 Strathmiglo
DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES MCDOWALL –
We regret to record the death of the Rev. James McDowall, minister of the Evangelical Union Church, which took place at his residence here on Saturday evening. It is scarcely a year since Mr. McDowall was inducted to the pastoral charge of Strathmiglo Church, and, during the greater part of that time, he had been in delicate health. He was a very able and earnest preacher, and the Sabbath evening services, which he frequently held, were well attended by members of different denominations. In visiting the sick he was most assiduous, and these visits were extended to those outside his own congregation, by whom they were much enjoyed. He was an active and willing Christian pastor, and, in the advancement of the cause of Temperance he was always ready to lend a helping hand. By his congregation, and also by his family he was much beloved, and by others in the village, who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, he was held in the highest esteem. His remains were consigned to a resting place in Strathmiglo Churchyard on Tuesday in presence of a large company of members. Special services were conducted in the house of the deceased by the Rev. Mr. Davidson, Tillicoutry, and the Rev. Mr. Inglis, Broughty Ferry. At the grave Mr. Davidson conducted another impressive service, which was concluded with an appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Davidson of the Free North Church, Strathmiglo. Much sympathy is expressed for the family of the deceased in their bereavement.
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