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COPYRIGHT © 1994 JOHN ARROL & ROBERT N. ARROL, M.D.
PRIVATE PRINTING, LIMITED EDITION HORS DE COMMERCE
JOHN ARROL, DANVILLE, CALIFORNIA ROBERT N. ARROL, M.D., ARCOLA, ILLINOIS
FEBRUARY I994
PRODUCED BY PENN & INK, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA
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INTRODUCTION
It was in 1976 that the author first wrote to my father concerning an article he had seen
in his local newspaper. My father was the owner and proprieter of Arrol Drug Store and
had gained national recognition for his unique coffee club based on the idea of the old
barber shop mugs What excitement to discover that another Arrol family existed in this
world! Correspondence ensued and I was privileged to become part of it. We shared
what bits of information we knew about our individual Arrol families, and with the
knowledge that both of our families originated in Glasgow, Scotland, it was easy to
assume that somehow we were distantly related. Evidence establishing the relationship
of our two Arrol families eventually came through findings suggested by Debrett
Ancestry Research. This research revealed that John and 1 were indeed related and were,
in fact, fourth cousins. John, by now greatly interested in learning more about the Arrols
in the world, formulated the idea of undertaking the research of the Arrol family and
publishing the Arrol family history. His quest took him to many countries. He
personally interviewed most of the Arrols throughout the world and carefully researched
their families. He spent hours in libraries and government archives extracting Arrol data.
He left no stone unturned in his effort to record the genealogy and the histor>' of the
Arrol family. It has been my privilege to edit his work and to offer my humble
suggestions now and then. 1 am proud to have been associated with John Arrol, a man
who knows more about the Arrol family than any other man, past or present.
Robert N. Arrol, M.D.
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I
THE ARROL AND ARROLL FAMILIES
CHAPTER PAGE
I ARROL AND ARROLL GENERAL PROFILE 1
o Given Names 1
o Arrol and Arroll Births 2
o Arrol and Arroll Marriages 4
o Similar Names 5
o Arrol and Arroll Companies 5
o Arrol and Arroll Place Names 5
o Arrols and Arrolls who are not of Scottish Descent 6
o Members of Parliament 7
o Arrol and Erroll Authors 7
o Arrol and Arroll Physicians 8
o Health of the Arrols and Arrolls 8
o Religion 10
o Education 12
o Arrol and Arroll twins 14
o Number of Arrols and Arrolls living in 1993 14
o Other Miscellaneous 15
0 Arrol and Arroll as a Given Name 15
II THE ORIGINS OF THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs 17
1 Origin of the Name 17
o Various spellings of the name 18
o Pronounciation of the name 19
II Earliest References 19
III Clan Identification 20
o Clan Hay 20
o Clan Graham of Montrose 23
o Clan MacFarlane 24
o Summary 24
IV Stirlingshire 25
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
II THE ORIGINS OF THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs - Continued
V Dumbartonshire 28
VI Historical Background 32
III THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs IN THE LOWLANDS 39
I Dumbartonshire 39
o Relationship of the Arrols to the Smollet and McAuIay
families of Dumbartonshire 40
II Helensburgh, Parish of Row 41
III Renfrewshire 44
o Johnstone 45
o Kilbarchan 45
o Paisley 46
o Barrhead 47
V Lanarkshire 48
o Glasgow 48
o Biggar 52
o Wishaw and Motherwell 53
IV OCCUPATIONS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY 55
o Textiles 55
o Coal Mining 56
o Engineering 57
o Locomotive Manufacturing 58
o Shipbuilding and Shipping 59
o Automobile Manufacturing 60
o Brewing 61
o Merchants and Craft Persons 62
o The Professions and the Arts 63
INDUSTRIAL SCOTLAND - TWENTIETH CENTURY
DEVELOPMENTS 65
o Occupations of the Arrols and Arrolls in Scotland in 1991 68
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
VI THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs IN MILITARY SERVICE 71
o Roll of Honour 72
o Spanish-American War 75
o Boer War 75
o World War I 75
o World War II 79
o Occupation Forces 84
o NATO Forces 84
o Korean War 84
o British National Service 84
o Vietnam Era 85
o Northern Ireland 85
o Post Vietnam Era 85
o The Gulf War 86
VII THE ARROLs IN ENGLAND 89
o William Arrol/Ruth Harding Bragg family 89
o Archibald Donald Arrol/Marjory Leech family of
Pontesbury, Shropshire 90
o William Philips Arrol/Lilas Charmichael family 91
o John Arrol of Glasgow, Scotland 91
o Elizabeth Withers Arrol of Glasgow, Scotland 91
o James Arrol/Margaret (Rita) McGrath family of Streatham,
London 91
o David Johnston ArrolAPhelma Bjelland family of
Bootle, Merseyside 92
o George Arroll/Renee Packer family of Burnley,
Lancashire 92
o Walter Arrol/June Lapworth family of Coventry 92
o Robert Hazeldine Arrol/Gwendoline Grainger family 93
o William Provan Arrol/Heather Wright family of
Hampton, London 93
o James Crookston Arrol/Ivy May Hendley family of
Wolverhampton 94
o George Arroll/Elizabeth Foster family of Yorkshire 94
o Ralph Arrol/Christina Scott family 94
o William Arrol family of Watford 95
o Graham Kinghom Arroll family of Cornwall 95
111
THE ARROL, ARROLL, AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
VIII THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs IN ANERICA 97
o William Arrol/Charles Franklin Airol of Minnesota 98
o John Arrol and family of Derby, New Haven, Connecticut 98
o Robert R. Arroll and family of Massachusetts 99
o Robert Arrol and Jane Anderson family of Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada and Anderson, Indiana 99
o Walter Arroll of New York 101
o Robert Arroll of Connecticut 102
o Louis Stewart Arroll of White Rock, British Columbia,
Canada 102
o John Arrol and Margaret Coulthart family of Springbum,
Glasgow 103
o Archibald Arroll family of Detroit, Michigan 104
o James Arrol family of Alameda, California 105
o William Stanley Arrol and family 105
o Edward Buchanan Arrol and family 105
o Robert Arrol 108
o Margaret Allan Coulthart Arrol 108
o Douglas Provan Arrol 109
o Walter Arrol and Margaret Fraser Cole family 109
o William Arrol and Isabella Gordon family 110
o John Arrol and Elizabeth Tannahill family 112
IX THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs IN AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND 115
o William Arrol 115
o William Arrol 115
o John Arroll 115
o Robert Arrol and Ellen Johnston family 116
o John Arroll and Jane Howat family of Melbourne,
Australia 116
o William Arrol and Elizabeth Graham 117
o Robert Ernest Arroll 117
o Archibald Arroll and Margaret Kinghom family of
Auckland, New Zealand 117
o James Stobo Arrol family of New Zealand 118
o William Wilson Arroll 120
o David Johnston Arrol family of Adelaide, Australia 120
IV
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
X THE ARROLs AND ARROLLs IN AFRICA, INDIA AND OTHER
REGIONS 121
I AFRICA
o John Arrol of Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland 121
o William Philips Arrol of Alloa, Clackmannanshire,
Scotland 122
o Yvonne Arroll of Burnley, England 122
o Marline Eunice Arrol of Glasgow and Edinburgh,
Scotland 122
o Simon James Arrol of Bristol, England 122
o Margaret Mary Parker Arrol of Nyasaland, Africa 122
II BRAZIL
o John Hodgart Arrol of Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland 123
III GERMANY
o Sophia Elizabeth Peters of Hildesheim, Germany 123
o Lt. Colonel Lawrence Gordon Arrol of Windsor,
Ontario, Canada and Detroit, Michigan, USA 123
o Mark Steven Arrol of Burnley and Bradford, England 124
IV INDIA
o James Arrol family of Glasgow, Scotland and Alameda,
California, USA 124
o Richard Hubbard Arroll of Glasgow, Scotland and
Bombay, India 124
V ISRAEL •
o George Michael Arrol of London, England 125
VI SINGAPORE
o John Mathew Arrol of West Old Monkland, Scotland and
Auckland, New Zealand 125
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
XI SIR WILLIAM ARROL 127
XII SCOTTISH HERALDRY 135
PART II
ARROL AND ARROLL FAMILY GENEALOGIES
o WALTER ARROL family of Caldervan. Stirlingshire
I Walter Arrol, b circa 1600/20 Caldervan, Stirlingshire 139
II John Arrol, b circa 1625/40, Cashell, Stirlingshire/Janet
Buchanan family; Archibald Arrol/Margaret Reid Auchincloss;
Archibald Theodore Arrol/Winifred Edith Bertha Hervey; and
Archibald Tower Arrol/Helen King Philips families 139
III Mungo Arroll, b circa 1640/60, Killeam, Stirlingshire/
Margaret Buchanan family 151
IV John Arroll, bapt 22 May 1709, Killeam, Stirlingshire/
Janet McAulay, and John Arrol/Janet Cochrane families 151
V James Arroll, b circa 1741/44, Row, Dumbartonshire, James
Arroll/Janet McKinley family, James Arroll/Janet Hood family;
Robert Arrol/Mary McCallum family; and Peter ArroU/Isabella
MacFarlane family 157
VI George Arroll, b 17 Mar 1860, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire/
Mary Anderson family 171
VII James Arroll, b 20 Mar 1862, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire/
Marion Ure family; and James Arroll/Annie Stromont family 175
VI
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
V!II John Arroll, b 21 Feb 1829, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire/
Jane Howat family 179
IX Robert Arroll, b 10 Aug 1785, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire
family; and Walter Arroll/Helena Deborah Hubbard family 185
X James Arrol, b 8 Feb 1788, Row, Dumbartonshire/Grace
Balfour family, James Arrol/Catherine Reilly family; and
William Arroll/Sarah Ann McMeekin 197
XI Robert Arrol, b circa 1935/36, Waterside, Dumbartonshire/
Jane Anderson family 225
XII Robert Arrol, b 23 Apr 1861, Campsie, Stirlingshire/Sarah
Jane Snowden family; and Robert Arrol/Emma Oxley family 228
XIII The Errols - Walter Arrol, b circa 1823, Kirkintilloch/
Marion Gartshore family; James Errol/Isabella Jack family;
James Errol/Agnes Sellars family; and Walter Errol/Jane
Chapman family 233
XIV Walter Arrol, b circa 1872/Robina Hazeldine family; and
Robert Hazeldine Arrol, bom 1904, Dennistoun, Glasgow/
Elizabeth Vickers family 239
XV Thomas Arrol, b circa 1780, Paisley, Renfrewshire/Janet
Allen family; James Arrol/Bethia Hamilton family; and
Thomas Arrol/Agnes Hodgart family 251
XVI John Arroll, b 4 Feb 1829, Glasgow/Barbara Johnston family;
and James Arrol/Agnes Stobo family 267
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
WALTER ARROLL family of Paisley. Renfrewshire
I Walter Arroll, b circa 1750/60; John Arroll/Ann Tytler
family; James Arrol/Jean Butchert family; and Robert Arrol/
Elizabeth Withers family 279
II James Arrol, b 25 Nov 1879, Glasgow/Susan Nelson family 289
III William Arrol, b circa 1821/35/Ann McGhee family; and John
Arrol/Mary Deans family 293
o ROBERT ARROL and ELIZABETH NAP family
I John Buchanan Arrol, b 28 Oct 1837, Glasgow/Marion
Mathieson Sneddon family; and William Arrol/Agnes Provan
family 299
II James Arrol, b circa 1839/Elizabeth Muir family; and
William Arrol, Ph.D., Southend, Essex, England family 305
III William Arrol and Helen Stevenson families 311
o JOHN ARROLL and AGNES THOMPSON family
I Walter Arroll/Margaret Haddow family; and John Arrol,
b 1 1 Oct 1890/Mary Grey family 313
o GEORGE ARROL and BETSY WALLACE family
I George Arrol/Betsy Wallace Johnston family; and George
Arrol/Margaret Spence family. Paisley, Scotland 319
o ROBERT R. ARROLL family
I Robert R. Arroll, b circa 1820/30, Scotland; and
George W. Arrol/Mary Gillespie Arroll family of
Newburyport, Massachusetts 325
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
o GEORGE ARROL and ELIZABETH FOSTER family
I George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster family; and John Crosby
Arrol/Christina Kellock Martin family 329
o RALPH ARROL and CHRISTINA SCOTT family
I Ralph Arrol/Christina Scott family; and Robert Arrol/
Sarah Annie Dickman family 333
o CHARLES ARROL and ELIZABETH HAMILTON family
I Charles Arrol/Elizabeth Hamilton family 337
o ROBERT ARROL and JANE CAMPBELL family
I Robert Arrol/Jane Campbell family of Aberdeen, Scotland
and Victoria, Australia 341
o ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland 343
In Australia 377
In New Zealand 379
In England 380
In North America 389
o ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In Scotland 391
In England 393
In the United States 405
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
PART III
THE ARRELLs OF ULSTER
o Introduction 407
o Earliest Communities of the Arrells in Northern Ireland 413
Castledavvson 413
Magherafelt 414
Knocklouchrim 415
Cabragh 416
Beliaghy 416
o Additional References to the Arrells 417
Early References to the Arrells in the United States 417
Early References in England 419
French/Canadian Arrells 419
Armorial Bearings 419
Orrell Family Name 419
o John Arrell family and descendents of Rocktown, County
Londonderry, Northern Ireland, John Arrell/ Elizabeth
Scott family; Robert Arrell/Isabella Allen family; and
Alexander Arrell/Maria Lenox family 42 1
o Henry Arrell/Matilda McQuillan family, Castledavvson, County
Londonderry, Northern Ireland 444
o William Alexander Arrell, b circa 1796, Ballymena, Northern
Ireland/Mary Ann Doll family; and Alexander Arrell/Helen Bell 447
o James Shiel Arrell, b circa 1824, Edenreagh, Castledavvson,
County Londonderry, Northern Ireland/Jane MullhoUand family 456
o William Arrell, b circa 1800, Cabragh, County Londonderry,
Northern Ireland/Isabella Gibson family 459
o William Arrell and Hannah Archer family; Jonathan Arrell,
circa 1840-60, Essex, England/ Ann Stone family 465
THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILlbS
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
o William Arrell, b circa 1790, Northern Ireland/Jane
Muholland family; and Thomas Arrell/Isabella White family of
Victoria, Australia 471
o Additional Arrell families - In England 473
o Additional Arrell families - In Scotland 475
PART IV
THE FRENCH CANADIAN ARRELLs
0 Introduction - The French-Canadian Arrells 477
1 Jean Louis Harel/Marie Pescher family 481
II Eustache Harel/Louise Theroux-dit-Laferte family 490
III Charles Harel/Margaret Badaillac family 494
IV Isaac Arrell/Angele Vanassee family 499
o Additional Arrells - Minneapolis 507
o Additional Arrells - United States 508
o Additional Arrells - Australia 509
o Additional Arrells - New Zealand 509
o Additional Arrells - Canada 510
o Additional Harel families - France 511
Footnote References:
Chapter I 513
Chapter II 515
Chapter III 517
Chapter IV 518
Chapter V 519
Chapter VII 519
Chapter VIII 520
Chapter IX 521
Chapter X 521
Chapter XI 522
Chapter XII 523
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THE ARROL, ARROLL AND ARRELL FAMILIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
Part II: Section XV Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen Family 524
Part III: The Arrells of Ulster 525
Part III: The Arrells of Belly menta 525
Part IV: The French-Canadian Arrells 526
Part IV: The Isaac Arrell and Angele Vanassee family 527
APPENDICIES
I The Arrol Family, by Donald A. Tod, 1930 529
II The Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edmburgh,
1595-1700 531
III The Register of Marriages for the City of Edinburgh,
1751-1800 531
IV Register of Interments in the Greyfriars Burying Ground -
Edinburgh, 1658-1700 531
V Earls of Kinnoul 532
VI Arrol and Arroll Births and Marriages - By County in
Scotland - circa 1700-1855 533
VII Arrol and Arroll Births and Marriages - By County in
England - circa 1567-1855 545
VIII Arrell Births and Marriages - By County in England 549
IX Early Arrell Families in Northern Ireland 552
X Data in the index to register of testaments, Commissariot
of Stirling, 1607-1800 553
XI Early Arrell families in Scotland 553
XII McArel/McArrel's in the records of the General Register
Office - Edinburgh 554
XIII Information taken from Microfiche: Victoria, Australia 555
XIV Arrells Listed in the Queensland, Australia Post Office
Directory 555
XV Record of Arrols and Arrolls in Northern Ireland 557
XVI John Arroll, Schoolmaster at Row 559
o BIBLIOGRAPHY 561
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
PART II ARROL and ARROLL INDEXES
Births in Australia 565
Marriages in Australia 566
Deaths in Australia 567
Deaths in Belgium 568
Deaths in Brazil 568
Births in Canada 569
Marriages in Canada 571
Deaths in Canada 572
Births in England and Wales 573
Marriages in England and Wales 579
Deaths in England 583
Deaths in France 586
Deaths in Germany 586
Births in India 586
Marriages in India 586
Deaths in India 586
Births in Ireland 587
Marriages in Korea 587
Births in New Zealand 588
Marriages in New Zealand 590
Deaths in New Zealand 591
Deaths in Nigeria 592
Births in Northern Ireland 592
Marriages in Northern Ireland 592
Deaths in Northern Ireland 593
Deaths in North Africa 593
Births in Scotland including Births recorded in the
Old Parish Registers, 1600-1854 594
Births in Scotland, 1855-1991 614
Marriages in Scotland including Marriages recorded
in the Old Parish Registers, 1629-1854 635
Marriages in Scotland, 1855-1990 641
Deaths in Scotland, prior to 1855 654
Deaths in Scotland, 1855-1990 655
Births in South Africa, 1883-1915 674
Marriages in South Africa, 1882-1914 674
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
ARROL AND ARROLL INDEXES
Deaths in Turkey, 1915 674
Births in the United States, 1850-1991 675
Marriages in the United States, 1875-1991 677
Deaths in the United States, 1880-1987 679
ERROL INDEXES
Births in England 681
Marriages in England 684
Deaths in England 686
Births in Scotland 687
Marriages in Scotland 689
Deaths in Scotland 690
Births in the United States 690
PART III INDEX - THE ARRELLs of ULSTER
Births in Australia 691
Marriages in Australia 693
Deaths in Australia 695
Births in Canada 696
Marriages in Canada 698
Deaths in Canada 700
Births in England, 1786-1988 701
Marriages in England, 1616-1987 706
Deaths in England, 1839-1991 710
Births in New Zealand 713
Marriages in New Zealand 714
Deaths in New Zealand 714
Deaths in Italy 714
Births in Northern Ireland 715
Marriages in Northern Ireland 726
Deaths in Northern Ireland 731
Arrell Births - Scotland 734
Arrell Marriages - Scotland 734
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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued
PART III INDEX - THE ARRELLs of ULSTER
Arrell Deaths - Scotland 735
Airell Births - United States 737
Arrell Marriages - United States 738
Arrell Deaths - United States 738
PART IV AREL AND ARRELL INDEXES
Arel and Arrell Births - Canada 739
Arrell and Harel Marriages - Quebec, Canada 744
Arrell Deaths - France 750
Arrell Births - United States 751
Arrell Marriages - United States 754
Arrell Deaths - United States 756
Harel Births - Quebec, Canada 757
Harel Deaths - Quebec, Canada 759
Harel Births - France 760
Harel Marriages - France 761
Individuals with the Given Name Arrol or Arroll 762
Individuals with the Given or Surname Arrol who were not of
Scottish Descent 763
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ABBREVIATIONS USED
b
bom
bapt
c
baptised
christened/confirmed
circa
d
indicates an approximate date only
died
m
married
Edinb
Glas
OPR
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Original Parish Records *
RCE
Register of Corrected Entries *
—
Indicates name unknown
(L)
Indicates the Arrol surname has been
found to have been spelled Arrol and
Arroll in the vital statistic records
* These records are available at Register House
in Edinburgh, Scotland
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This book could not have been written without the assistance, shared knowledge, and
recollections of many, many people. I want to thank them and to express my thanks to
those who have spent time looking deeply into their own lives and that of their families.
I am particularily indebted to the editor, Robert N. Arrol, M.D. of Areola, Illinois, who
provided crucial guidance and reviewed the material in this document over and over again
during a period of several years. It was he who provided the numbering sequence that
is utilized m the genealogy in this book.
My interest in our heritage gradually grew since about 1975. Since I had been brought
to the United States by my parents as a fifteen month old baby, I really did not know my
family in Scotland nor did I even realize that I had a family left in Scotland. One of my
early contacts was with Robert Norman Arrol, the owner of the Arrol Drug Store in
Areola, Illinois. An exchange of information on our families with Robert Arrol's son,
Robert N. Arrol, M.D., who shared the enthusiasm 1 was showing in researching his
family backbround, eventually elicited the news that we were related. While I started
accumulating information on the Arrols at that time it was not until about 1985 when I
decided that I would become serious about the subject and would work toward publishing
the material. Robert Arrol was equally interested in seeing the material published and
we have worked hand in hand since 1985 toward the publication of this book.
I also owe a debt of gratitude to my brother-in-law, Herbert Zollitsch, Ph.D. former Dean
of the School of Management of Marquette University, who showed me how to organize
much of the material. He had completed a study and genealogy of the Zollitsch family.
Commencing early in 1985 I have devoted every spare moment to searching for Arrols,
Arrolls and Arrells and doing research and study in many countries mto the heritage and
ancestory of those with these surnames. I have made some thirty trips to Scotland since
1962 and in recent years have spent several weeks on a number of occasions doing
research in the General Register House in Edinburgh. At General Register House 1
studied the Parish Records while tracing down all of the vital statistic records that are
located at this facility on the Arrells, Arrols, Arrolls and Errols.
In collecting this information I have also made trips to Michigan in April 1985; to
Ontario, Canada in May 1985; Calgary, Alberta and Vancouver and Vancouver Island,
British Columbia in July -August 1985, to Boston, Massachusetts in April 1986; to New
Zealand and Australia in 1986; to the Yamaska District of Quebec, Canada in July 1987;
and to Vancouver Island in March 1990. Included in the trips to Scotland have been trips
to Northern Ireland in 1986 and 1990 and several trips to England that were made in
conjuction with many business trips to the United Kingdom. An extensive several week
trip was made in October and November 1990 to England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
to interview Arrells, Arrols, Arrolls and Errols. The result is this volume. The
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contribution of many people to this project will be apparent from reading this material.
The purpose of this volume is to serve as a historical record of the Arrol family.
Included in this study is an historical record of the various forms of orthography of the
name, the most common spellings of which are Arrol, ArroU and Errol. Also included
is a section on the name Arrell which is etymologically similiar to the name Arrol and
Arroll. The Arrell's of Northern Ireland have been studied in significant detail and this
information is included. The name Arrell is also identified with the Yamaska District of
Quebec, the descendents of JEAN-LOUIS HAREL of Trois Rivieres. While I did
considerable personal research on this family I have also incorporated significant
information on this family which was researched by Jack Arrell, of Medford, Oregon and
George E. Christian, Jr. and Richard L. Christian of Louisville, Kentucky and their
DICTIONNARE GENEALOGIQUE des descendents de JEAN-LOUIS
HAREL-dit-JANREL et MARIE PESCHER. The information included on this family is
only partial and for further information the DICTIONNARE GENALOGIQUE should be
consulted. A great deal of thanks goes to Jack Arrell and George and Richard Christian
for their major contributions. Jack Arrell's interest and efforts in regard to his heritage
were initiated following the contact by myself to him for information regarding his
family.
My effort is an attempt to identify names, related dates, and accomplishments of each
individual Arrol, Arroll, and Arrell and to relate the history, heritage, and culture of those
with those names. It is hoped that no one has been left out. However, with such a broad
charter, that unfortunately may have occurred. For those whose name has been omitted,
my deep apologies.
This work owes a great deal to the following libraries and their staffs: The Newberry
Research Library, Chicago, Illinois, the main San Francisco Library; the Sutro
Genealogical Library, San Francisco; the Genealogical Library, Church of Latter Day
Saints, Oakland, California; the main Branch of the Chicago Library; the main Public
Library of Detroit, Michigan; the State Library of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia;
the State Library of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia; the Linen Hall Library in Belfast,
Northern Ireland; the London Society of Genealogists in London, England; the Library
of the British Museum in London, England; the Central Public Library of Edinburgh,
Scotland; and the main New York City Public Library in Manhattan, New York City.
A special thanks to Sheelagh Mackenzie, the Librarian at the General Register Office for
Scotland, for her kindness to me and for her extra efforts to assist me during my extended
stays at the library.
I owe a major debt to Arrell, Arrol, Arroll, and Errol hospitality. This hospitality has
been overwhelming and wonderful. I have been greeted graciously and warmly and I
have been housed and dined by many, many families in Australia, Canada, England, New
Zealand, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the United States.
Several professional researchers have become my personal friends after years of working
together on researchmg the Arrol, Arroll and Arrells. These include Joan Phillipson of
Historical Research Associates, Belfast, Northern Ireland. She did years of research on
the Arrells of Northern Ireland and she and her husband, John, also hosted me for several
days durmg my visit in November 1990 to Belfast. Danielle Shippley of Edinburgh, who
worked for a number of years researching the records at Register House in Edinburgh and
Anthony W.J. Penman of Oxford, England, did the research of the Arrols, Arrolls, Enrols
and Arrells in England. Jan Worthington of Worthington Clark Pty Ltd. in Sydney,
Australia assisted in the research in Australia and New Zealand. Jan was referred to me
by Joan Phillipson of Historical Research Associates in Belfast. Debrett Ancestory
Service of England also performed several research studies early in the study.
Thanks to Lynee and Martin Arrol of Blanefield, Scotland for the tip that lead eventually
to the finding that there actually is a registered Arrol Tartan. And thanks to Donald Arrol
of Pontesbury, Shropshire, England, who provided the critical information that allowed
the family to be traced back to the early 1600's. Our family has been overnight guests
of Donald and Marjory Arrol in 1977 on Hadrian's Wall near Carlisle, England and I
again visited the family in 1987 in Pontesbury, Shropshire, England. I have also been
the overnight guests of Bill and Billie Arrol of Knovvle, Solihull, West Midlands,
England; Anthony and Zena Arrol of St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, Bruce Arroll of
Auckland, New Zealand who has visited in California on two different occasions; Colin
and Stella Arroll of Auckland whom we have visited in their home in Auckland and who
have visited us in California; George and Renee Arroll, and their daughter Yvonne Arroll
Taylor, of Burnley, Lancashire, England. George and Renee have also visited our family
in California; Eraser Arroll in Forfar and who was a house guest of ours in California;
Lt. Colonel Lawrence and Jacqueline Arrol in Dumfries, Virginia and their visits to our
home in California; our family has visited Jack, Hilda and Vickie Arrol in their home in
Naniamo, Vancouver Island and they have visited us in our home in California; James
and Margaret Arrol in Alameda, California with whom we have been visiting back and
forth over the past ten years; Shawna Mane Arrol in Vancouver, British Columbia who
has been our house guest in California; Stan and Isabella Stobo Arrol Batey of
Edgecumbe New Zealand who were our house guests in California; Lennie and Catherine
Arrol Hughes in Fairlie, Scotland and in our home in California; Jack and Cheryl Arrol
Ladick in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and Cheryl who was a house guest of ours in
California; Sonia Ray of Victoria, Australia who was our house guest in California; and
David and Duncan Scotland of Carnoustie, Scotland who visited us in California.
Personal interviews have been held with Alexander Arrol of Paisley in Langbank,
Renfrewshire, Scotland; April Arrol in Coventry, England; Brian and Barbara Arrol in
Langley, British Columbia, Canada; David Arrol in Paisley, Renfrewshire; David and
Thelma Arrol in Bootle, Merseyside, England; Denis and Rose Arrol of Marsden,
Queensland, Australia; Dons Mary Philips Arrol in Edinburgh, Scotland; Douglas Arrol
in Greenwich, Connecticut; Edward and Mary Arrol of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Ellen
Arrol in Cumbernauld, Scotland; Ena, Marge and Annette Arrol in Glasgow; Mary Arrol
in Edinburgh and Paisley; Geoffrey and Linda Arrol in North Warford, Hertfordshire,
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England; Gordon and Murielle Arrol in Boynton Beach, Florida; Guy Michael Arrol II
and Lorin Arrol in Gainsville, Florida; Ian Arrol in Carmington, Ontario and Victoria,
Vancouver Island; James and Jenny Arrol of Helensburgh and their son John Scott Arrol
and daughters Nancy and Janet; John Arrol of Bishopbriggs, Glasgow in Falkirk,
Scotland; James and Mary Arroll in Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, James and
Rita Arrol in Streatham, London, England; Jean Hamilton Arroll in Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland; John Joseph and Margaret Arrol in Paisley, Renfrewshire,
Scotland; John and Alexandra Arrol of Singapore and Auckland in Auckland, New
Zealand; John Stobo and Andre Arrol in Auckland, New Zealand; Karen Arrol in
Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Martine Arrol Ferguson of Lusaka, Zambia, Central Africa in
Edinburgh, Scotland; Mark Gordon Arrol in Union Lake, Michigan; Martin Arrol of
Blanefield, Glasgow in Paisley; Patricia Arrol of Canton, Michigan in Union Lake,
Michigan; Robert Norman and Bett)' Jo Arrol in Areola, Illinois; Phyliss Arrol in
Bradford, England; Robert and Francis Arrol in Union Lake, Michigan; Robert and
Katherine Arrol in Union Lake, Michigan; Robert and Mary Arroll in Forfor, Angus,
Tayside and Edinburgh, Scotland; Robert and Priscilla Arrol in Areola, Illinois; Stanley
Arrol in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Gordon and Sandy Arrol in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada;
Stuart Arrol in Paisley, Scotland; Walter and Peggy Arrol in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada;
Ian Frazer and Suzanne Arrol in Ottawa, Canada; Walter Cameron Arrol in Ottawa,
Canada; Walter and Peggy Arrol in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; William and Heather Arrol
in Hampton, Middlesex, England; Robert and Gwen Arrol in Gloucester, England; Walter
Arrol in Gloucester, England; William and Agnes Arrol in Paisley, Renfrewshire;
Alexander and Isabell Arroll of Forfar, Angus, Tayside; Michael and Patricia Arroll
Gradone in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts; William and Sheila Arrol Conn of Biggar,
Lanarkshire, Scotland; John Arthur Arrol and Rosemar}' Hunter of Dr\men, Stirlingshire
in Killeam, Stirlingshire, Scotland; Richard Ferguson Arrol and Christine Hunter in
Killeran, Stirlingshire, Scotland; Nigel Arrol and Maggie McLardie in Ratho, Midlothian,
Scotland; Betty Arrol McClure in Knightwood, Glasgow; James "Budge" and Barbara
Arrol Medway in Cumbernauld, Scotland; Gale and Elsie Arrol Moore in Cannington,
Ontario, Canada; Harry and Jessie Arrol Myles in Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland;
Jannette Arroll Niven in Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland; Tony and Ruth Arrol
Peleshok, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada; Grace Peloshok, Bowmanville, Ontario; Lois Savage
of Bowmanville, Ontario; Gordon and Helen Arrol Beach in Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
James and Lorraine Arrol Bowers in Livonia, Michigan; Paul and Isabella Arroll Crichton
in Forfar, Scotland and Danville, California: Christine Ann Arrol Cronan in Bailey,
Colorado; Margaret Errol Spender in Edgeware, England; William Ventors in
Cumbernauld, Scotland, Arroll L. and Peggy Lamson in West Simsbury, Connecticut;
Betty Arrell of Jordanstown, County Antrim in Glengormley, County Antrim; Alexander
and Elsie Arrell of Knockloughrim, County Londonderry; Donna Arrell of Callinamallard,
County Fermanagh and Millie Arrell Sampson and Isobel Arrell of Castledawson, County
Londonderry at the Belfast International Airport; Herbert "Bluey" and Beryl Arrell in
Sheldon, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Harry Arrell in Randalstown, County Antrim;
Irwin and Heather Arrell in Glengormley, County Antrim; Isabella Arrell in
Castledawson, Northern Ireland; John Alexander and Robin Arrell in Auckland, New
Zealand; John Arrell in Bellaghy, County Londonderry; Karen Arrell in Belfast; Kenneth
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Russell Arrell in Oregon; Keith and Daphne Arrell in Brisbane, Australia; Margaret Arrell
Campbell in Vancouver, British Columbia; Matthew Arrell, Philadelphia, Pennyslvania;
Robert and Edna Arrell in Randalstown, County Antrim; and Thomas and Ann Arrell in
Belfast, Northern Ireland and Virgil Harris Arrell in Oregon.
Invaluable information has been received by correspondence and/or telephone
conversations with the following: Catherine Arroll of Whakatane, New Zealand; Christina
Forrest Watson Arroll of Currimundi, Queensland, Australia; Craig Arrol, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada; David Arrol of Adelaide, Australia; Emma M. Arrol of Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada; Graham Arrol formerly of Tucson, Arizona, now residing in England;
Constance Arroll of Glasgow, Scotland; Jill Arrol of Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire,
England; John Richard Arrol of Idle, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England; John and Sarah
Arrol of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland; June Arrol of Coventry, Warwickshire,
England; Lynn Allison Arrol Birt, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Nova Arrol of Taneatua, Bay
of Plenty, New Zealand; Richard and Rita Arrol of Bombay, India; Mark E. Arroll of
Queens, New York City; Trevor and Carol Arrol of Macclesfield Forest, England; Alex
Arrol Atkins of Acomb Wood, York, England; Ida Bradshaw of Barre, Vermont; Isobel
Brown of Carnoustie, Scotland; Dorothy Arrol Critchley of Port Albemi, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, Canada; Amy Arroll Heron of Isle of Arran, Scotland; Mary
Arrol Hilliard of Kew, Victoria, Australia; Gordon McClure of Glasgow, Scotland; Jane
Eileen Arroll Macaskill of Dalbeattie, Kircudbrightshire, Scotland; Gloria Jean Arrol
McLean of Caster, Alberta, Canada; Judy Nathanielz of East Doncaster, Australia; Bill
and Margaret Arrol Storrer of Optiki, New Zealand; Rosemary Warlick, Ormond Beach,
Florida; Edena Winn, Marsfield, New South Wales, Australia; Elizabeth Arrell and Em
St. John of Sydney, Australia; Pauline Middleton of Colac, Victoria, Australia; Bruce E.
Arrell of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Allen and Gwen Arrell of Hastings, New Zealand;
Joyce Arrell of Earls Colne, Essex, England; Kathryn and Kenner Arrell of Montreal,
Quebec, Canada; Sister M. Luciene Arrell of St. Paul, Minnesota; Robert Arrell of
Middletown, Ohio; William Arrell of Aldan, Pennsylvania; Allen and Rebecca Arrell of
Belfast, Northern Ireland and Arrell Morgan Gibson of Norman, Oklahoma. To the many
others who have contributed to make this a complete picture of the Arrols, Arrolls and
Arrells, my sincere appreciation.
I offer my thanks to my secretary, Joyce Jones, who offered invaluable secretarial services
in doing everything she could to assist in seeing that the publication of this work would
be possible. Others in assisted in the technical phases of the project were Bobbie Davis,
who early in the preparation of the document performed editing services and Terry Fujii,
another of my dedicated secretaries, who even following her retirement' continued to
return to lend a helping hand. Brad Bennett contributed his knowledge in computers to
give technical assistance in the final phases of the project.
And finally a word of sympathy for my dear wife, Jane, who suffered silently and with
patience for all the years that I have been consumed with working on this major project.
John Arrol
Danville, California
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PART I
THE
/■ r^ AND
FAMILIES
CHAPTER I
ARROL AND ARROLL - GENERAL PROFILE
Throughout history approximately 2,000 individuals have borne the Arrol or Arroll name
during their lifetime. A search of the records of the major countries of the world located
approximately 1,536 recorded births in which the surname Arrol or Arroll was given.
Included in the 1,536 births are approximately 375 Arrols and Arrolls whose record of
birth was not found, however their marriage or death records was located. There are
approximately 883 marriages recorded, of which 491 of the Arrols and Arrolls were
males. This accounts for the approximate additional 491 female spouses who were given
the Arrol or Arroll name through marriage. In 1992 there were approximately 331
individuals living in the entire world with the surname Arrol or Arroll. The Arrol and
Arroll surname is extremely rare.
Given Names
Prior to the 20th century it was the custom in Scotland to name the first son after the
father's father. This resulted in the same name within the family repeating itself over and
over again throughout generations.
Since 1560, during which there are written records of male births in Scotland, only 12
given names accounted for 81% of those names given to male infants in Scotland during
these four centuries. Only four given names accounted for 57% of the names given to
male infants during this same period. The most popular name for males was John
(19.2%), followed in order by James, William, Robert, Walter, and George. These six
names accounted for almost 66% of the given names for males during the period since
1560.
There is a much greater variety to the given names of females bom in Scotland.
Although the number of given names used for male infants between 1560 and 1991 totals
about 53 different names, there have been approximately 102 different given names for
female infants during the same 400 year period Whereas 10 different given names
account for about 80% of the males bom in Scotland during this period, 10 different
given names account for only 59% of the females bom during this period. Only four
male given names account for 57% of the names used for males. The four most utilized
female given names, Mary, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Janet, account for approximately
34% of the names used for females. During the past twenty-five years there has been a
far greater diversity of both female and male names used in Scotland and in other
countries where Arrols and Arrolls are located. Prior to the 20th century, the first
daughter was named after the mother's mother and the second daughter was named after
the father's mother.
GIVEN NAMES OF ARROL AND ARROLL MALES BORN IN SCOTLAND
1560
1855
1900
1945
Total
to
to
to
to
1 560 to
1854
1899
1944
1987
1987
Percent
John
71
24
16
6
117
19.2
James
32
29
15
7
83
13.7
William
44
19
14
1
78
12.9
Robert
37
21
9
1
68
11.1
Walter
13
13
4
1
31
5.1
George
4
11
6
3
24
3.9
Thomas
12
6
-
2
20
3.3
Alexander
7
5
4
4
20
3.3
Charles
16
3
-
1
20
3.3
Archibald
4
7
1
1
12
2.0
Duncan
11
1
-
-
12
2.0
Peter
6
2
-
-
8
1.3
All Others
41
27
19
27
115
18.9
Totals
298
168
88
54
608
100.0
Arrol and Arroll Births
The number of Arrol and Arroll births in Scotland has shown a significant decline since
the start of the 20th Century. This is a reflection of the emigration from Scotland and
the tendency toward much smaller families than was the case in the 17th and 18th
centuries. This decline in birth rate has not been made up by the Arrol and Arroll
families who have emigrated to countries outside of Scotland.
Approximately 74% of all of the Arrol and Arroll births that have been recorded and
located have occurred in Scotland. The country with the second highest number of Arrol
and Arroll births is England with approximately 14%. Most all of the Arrol and Arroll
births in England in the 20th century are in families where a descendent has relocated to
England from Scotland.
GIVEN NAMES OF ARROL AND ARROLL FEMALES BORN IN SCOTLAND
1560
1855
1900
1945
Total
to
to
to
to
1560 to
1854
1899
1944
1991
1991
Percent
Margaret
25
15
8
1
49
9.2
Elizabeth
23
11
9
4
47
8.9
Mary
23
12
7
-
42
7.9
Janet
29
8
2
42
7.9
Jane
11
14
4
30
5.7
Isabella
17
4
4
26
4.9
Agnes
5
12
3
21
4.0
Annie
2
8
10
21
4.0
Jean
18
-
1
-
19
3.6
Catherine
6
6
1
1
14
2.6
All Others
42
83
49
45
219
41.3
201
m
98
m
530
100.0
NUMBER OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1560
1855
1900
1945
Total
to
to
to
to
1560 to
1854
1899
1944
1991
1991
Percent
Males
298
168
88
54
608
53.4
Females
201
173
98
58
530
46.6
Total
499
2M
1M>
112
1.13?
100.0
NUMBER OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS BY COUNTRY
FEMALE
MALE
TOTAL
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Australia
13
59.1
9
40.9
22
1.4
Canada
29
46.5
23
53.5
43
2.8
England
99
47.6
109
52.4
208
13.5
India
-
-
3
100.0
3
.2
Ireland
1
100.0
-
-
1
.1
New Zealand
19
44.2
24
55.8
43
2.8
Northern Ireland
10
71.4
4
28.6
14
.9
Scotland
530
46.6
608
53.4
1,138
74.1
South Africa
1
50.0
1
50.0
2
.1
United States
25
40.3
37
59.7
62
4.1
Total
71?
4^.7
?1§
533
1,536
IQQ.O
Arrol and Arroll Marriages
A total of 883 records of Arrol and Arroll marriages have been located. Approximately
69% of these marriages were recorded in Scotland. An additional 16% of the Arrol and
Arroll marriages have taken place in England. Some descendents of the early Arrolls in
Australia, particularly descendents of the John and Jane Howat Arroll family that
emigrated to Australia from South Africa in 1884, still reside in that country.
NUMBER OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES BY COUNTRY
FEMALE
MALE
TOTAL
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Australia
4
44.4
5
55.6
9
1.0
Canada
15
45.5
18
54.5
33
3.8
England
57
41.3
81
58.7
138
15.6
India
-
-
2
100.0
2
.2
Ireland
3
75.0
1
25.0
4
.5
New Zealand
10
32.3
21
67.7
31
3.5
Northern Ireland
282
46.2
328
53.8
610
69.1
Scotland
-
-
2
100.0
2
.2
South Africa
-
-
1
100.0
1
.1
United States
21
39.6
32
60.4
53
6.0
Total
392
55.6
491
44.4
883
100.0
A total of 491 females have acquired the surname Arrol or Arroll through marriage.
Similar Names
While the surnames Arrol and Arroll are uncommon, there are many similar surnames.
Included in this volume is a genealogy of those who have borne the name Errol and
which name came from the name Arrol. Part II and Part III of this study reviews the
name Arrell of Ulster and of England. Part IV reviews the name Arrell of Quebec that
comes from the name Hero!, of French heritage, and is only one derivative of the
spelling. Other derivative spellings are Arel, Arelle, Arrelle, and Arrel. There are also
"the sons of the Arrolls and Arrells with such names as McArel, McArrol, Mc Arroll,
McArrell, McArrel, McDowell, McGarrol and McGingall. There are also the names
Carol and Corral. (1)
Arrol and Arroll Companies
There are a number of enterprises named for their Arrol proprietors. Some of these
include the Sir William Arrol Engineering Company, Glasgow, Scotland; The
Arroll-Johnston Motor Car Company, Dalmamock, Glasgow; Archibald Arrol & Sons
Ltd., Brewers, Alloa, Clackmannan, Scotland; Arrol-Johnston Ltd., Heathhall, Dumfries
(1913-1927); Arrol-Johnston & Aster Eng. Co., Ltd., Heathhall, Dumfries (1927-1931);
The New Arrol-Johnston Car Co., Ltd., Paisley (1906-1913); Tower & Arrol, Merchants,
Glasgow; William Arrol & Co., Engineers & Boiler Makers, Glasgow; Archibald Arrol
& Sons, Ltd, Export Bottling Vaults, Glasgow; B. and M. Arrol, Fancy Goods, 15-16
Argyle Arcade, Glasgow (191 1); Arrol and MacGillivray, Pollokshields, Glasgow (191 1);
John Arrol, Electro-Plater, Langside (1911); Richard H. Arroll and Sons, House
Decorators, 214 Great Western Road, Glasgow (191 1); Arrol Enterprises, Inc., dba (doing
business as) Trumans Auto Supply, Wichita Falls, Texas (1979-1987); Arrol Investments,
Inc., dba (doing business as) Devoes Auto Supply, Everman, Texas (1980-1984); Arrol
Auto Supply Co., Los Angeles, California; Arrol Securities Inc, Stamford, Connecticut;
Arroll Florists and Fruiterers, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland; Arrol and Snell,
Architects, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England; Arrol Drug Store, Areola, Illinois
(1948-1984); and the McKerrow & Arroll, Partnership, Sanitary Plumbers and Hot Water
Engineers, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Arrol and Arroll Place Names
The family name Arrol and Arroll comes from the place name Errol. Errol is a village
located on Tayside between Perth and Dundee, Scotland. Place names that were derived
from the family name Arrol include Arrol Drive, in Seafield, Ayr, Scotland; Arrol Street
in the Hillington Industrial Estate between Govan, Glasgow and Renfrew; and Arrol Place
in Dalmamock, Glasgow, adjacent to the site of the Sir William Arrol works. The
husband of Jane Howat Arroll of Melbourne, Australia was Percy Wheeler. He was bom
on Errol Street in Hotham, Victoria, Australia. (2) There is a town named Errol in Coos
County in the State of New Hampshire in the United States. This town was named in
honor of James Hay of Scotland, fifteenth Earl of Errol. There is a street named Arrol
in the Gourdie Industrial Park in Dundee, Scotland. All of the streets in the Park are
named after Scottish Engineers. The street sign has the spelhng Arrol on one end of the
short street and the spelling Arroll on the sign at the other end of the street. There is a
small crossroads in Texas County, Missouri named Arroll. However this village' did not
come from the family name Arroll but rather obtained its name when the town was
originally named Carroll. The name was changed to Arroll when the post office found
that there was another town in Missouri named Carroll. The town name Arroll in
Missouri is pronounced R-RoU. There is an Errol Estates, an Errol Country Club, a Lady
Errol Real Estate Broker and an Errol shopping center located in Apopoka, Florida. This
land development was named for the town of Errol in Scotland.
AttoIs and Arrolls who are not of Scottish Descent
The name Arrol was used as a pseudonym by an entertainer in Great Britain in the 1950's
and 1960's. Don Arrol' was a singer and performer in the vaudeville theatres and
entertainment piers of that era in England and Scotland. The name Anthony M. Arrol
was used as a pseudonym by an author of essays during the period October 1939 to
February 1947. This individual wrote 26 short essays which were published in a book
entitled, "The Best of It." These essays were an account of certain events in Guernsey
Island in the English Channel during World War II. The essays described events,
experiences, and human interest stories during this period. The German Army occupied
Guernsey in June of 1 940 and ' Anthony Arrol' wrote of the events during the five years
of enemy occupation, including two years in occupied Guernsey and three years in
internment camps in France and Germany. (3)
There is a family of Arrolls on Long Island, New York who do not have a Scottish
ancestry. Henry Arroll was bom circa 1891 in Russia. When he immigrated to the
United States through Ellis Island, the immigration officer is alleged to have spelled
Henry's surname Arroll. Henry raised at least two sons, Roy Irwin Arroll, bom in 1925,
and Mark Edward Arroll, bom 1935. Roy Arroll and his family resided in Roslyn, Long
Island. He was listed in Who's Who in the East 1974. His brother, Mark Edward Arroll,
resided in Queen's, New York City. Mark was an attomey who was listed in Who's Who
in American Law (1978-1979).
An unusual sidelight to Mark Arroll being an attomey is that there are no Arrols or
Arrolls of Scottish heritage that were ever attorneys or solicitors. There have been a
number of individuals with the surname Arrell who were attorneys. (4)
There are also Arrolls in Newport News, and Hampton, Virginia who do not have a
Scottish ancestry. These Arrolls are descendants of Rumanian and Austrian immigrants
from prior to the end of the nineteenth century. The immigration officer is alleged to
have spelled the name Arroll when the families immigrated to the United States.
John Errol was a black American writer. (5) There was a motion picture actor named
Leon Errol in Hollywood, California who played supporting roles for many years during
the 1930-1950 era. (6) A. Campbell Erroll of England wrote, "A History of Sheringham"
(7)
Members of Parliament
There have been two Arrols and an Erroll who have been Members of Parliament. Sir
William Arrol was elected to the House of Commons from South Ayrshire in 1895 and
served as a Member of Parliament in London for the period 1895-1906. (8) Ian
MacLachlan Arrol was elected to the Canadian Parliament for the Progressive
Conservative Party in 1972 from York East, Toronto. He served for the period
1972-1973. (9) Frederick James Erroll was a Member of Parliament during the
1945-1964 period. Frederick James Erroll was bom 27 May 1914, the son of George
Murison Erroll and Kathleen Donovan Edington of Glasgow and London. He attended
Trinity College, Cambridge University. During World War II he saw military service in
India and Burma (1940-1943). While in Parliament he represented the districts of
Altrincham and Sale. He served on many committees during his years in Parliament. In
addition he was a director of many firms including: Consolidated Gold Fields Ltd., F.C
Construction Holdings, and Norwest Hoist Ltd. He was President, London Chamber of
Commerce (1966-1969); Deputy Chairman, Decimal Currency Board, Chairman,
Committee on Liquor Licensing (1971-1972), President, Electrical Research Association
(1971-1974), and Chairman of the Automobile Association,(1974). Frederick was
Chairman of the Bowater Corporation for a period commencing in 1973. He married
Elizabeth Sowton Barrow in December 1950. Elizabeth was from Exmouth, Devonshire,
England. (10)
Arrol and Erroll Authors
Henry Erroll was an author shortly prior to the end of the nineteenth century. He wrote
such books as the three volume. The Academicians', the three volume. The Ugly
Duckling', and the three volume. By Woman's Favour'. (11) James Erroll is mentioned
in The Corgi Book of Problems' which was published in 1964 in London. (12) Robert
Arrol, the schoolmaster of the Grammar School of Greenock, wrote and had published
two volumes in Latin with English translations. These books were written in the
1750-1770 time period and are in the library of the British Museum. These volumes are
a review and critic of Cornelius Nepos's, "The Lives of the Excellent Commanders". The
period covered by the books are the years 507 B.C. to 183 B.C. Robert Arroll wrote his
editions of Cornelius Nepos, or Arrols Nepos', to give his viewpoints on the subject that
differed from that of the author and some of his sources. He preferred to follow the
reasoning of the learned Staveren'. (13) There is a copy of Robert Arrol's edition of
Ovid's "Metamorphoses", 1787, located at the Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston,
Illinois. William John Arrol, Ph.D., Director of Research for Joseph Lucas, Ltd., in
Birmingham England in the 1950-1970 period wrote a number of technical manuscripts.
Four of these manuscripts are in the library of the British Museum. These manuscripts
deal with the means of the extraction of Phosphorus 32 from Pile-Irradiated Sulphur and
the Production of Iodine 131 from Pile Irradiated Terrurium. These manuscripts were
written while Dr. Arrol was at Harwell in charge of radioisotopes for medical and
industrial use. The manuscripts were published in conjunction with the Atomic Energy
Research Establishment. (14)
Arrol and Arroll Physicians
There have been four Arrols who have been medical doctors. Charles Arrol was bom 1 3
October 1 846 at Paisley. He attended the University of Glasgow and graduated as an MD
in 1885. George Arroll in 1988 was a physician in Lynnfield, Massachusetts. Bruce
Arroll was bom 15 August 1952 in New Zealand. He attended the Auckland Medical
School and took post graduate work in family medicine at McMasters University in
Hamilton, Ontario. He received his Ph. D. in community health from the University of
Auckland in May 1993. Robert Norman Arrol was bom 19 November 1939 in Kokomo,
Indiana. Robert N. Arrol attended Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisana and
graduated with an MD in 1964. In 1993 he was a family practice physician in Areola,
Illinois. (15)
Health of the Arrols and Arrolls
Just as the health and longevity of the general population has improved, so also has the
health and longevity of the Arrols and Arrolls Infant mortality (infants who died before
their sixth birthday) in Scotland for the Arrols and Arrolls during the period 1855 to 1899
was an astounding 37.4%. For the forty year period 1900 to 1940 this figure dropped to
12.2%. For the forty-seven year period 1941 to 1987 the infant mortality for the Arrols
and Arrolls in Scotland dropped to 1.7%. For the Glasgow population as a whole, infant
and todler' mortality amounted to 39.2 per 1,000 population for the year 1900. For the
year 1955 infant mortality dropped to 13 per 1,000 population for the Glasgow
papulation as a whole. (16)
The average longevity of 696 Arrols and Arrolls around the world since 1855 is 47 9
years. However, for the period 1855-1899 in Scotland, the average death age of the
Arrols and Arrolls was a low 36. 1 years. For a similar period in England the average age
was 32.8 years, but climbed to 64.7 years in the 20th centur\'. For the fortv year period
1900-1940 the average age of death of Arrols and Arrolls in Scotland was 53.4 years.
For the forty -seven year period 1941-1987 the average age at death in Scotland increased
to 69.1 years
A review of the principal causes of 433 ARROL deaths in Scotland and 72 ARROL
deaths in England, as printed in the table on the following page, indicates that the
majority of deaths prior to 1900 was due to conditions of age and infectious diseases.
Even though it is recognized that the accuracy of diagnoses appearing on any death
certificate should be questioned well into the twentieth century, a thread of tmth still
surfaces in these figures.
AVERAGE AGE OF DEATH OF ARROL AND ARROLLS IN SELECTED
COUNTRIES
Number of
Individuals
Countrv
Years
Average
Age
Number of
Infant Deaths
15
Australia
1892-1986
51.9
(a)
2
11
Canada
1935-1982
52.5
1
28
England
1847-1899
32.8
12
55
England
1900-1987
64.7
2
10
New Zealand
1891-1989
66.6
_
203
Scotland
1855-1899
36.1
76
181
Scotland
1900-1940
53.4
22
176
Scotland
1941-1987
69.1
3
17
United States
1906-1987
52.4
1
696
47.9
IM
(a) Five years of age or younger.
CAUSES OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND
Scotland
England
Principal Cause
of
Number of
Number
of
Death
Deaths
Percent
Deaths
! ]
-"ercent
Heart
61
14.1
16
22.3
Cancer
45
10.4
1
1.4
Cerebral Hemorrhage
36
8.3
10
13.9
Pneumonia
30
6.9
10
13.9
Accidental
28
6.5
4
5.5
Tuberculosis
27
6.2
1
1.4
Other
206
47.6
30
41.6
Total
433
100.0
11
100.0
Antibiotics were unknown prior to 1900 and they only gained notable use in the 1940's
and 1950's. Prior to antibiotics most young people died of infections and old people died
because of their age, usually complicated by a terminal infection.
With the advent of antibiotics, and the accurate reporting of the cause of death in the
latter part of the twentieth century, the statistics reflect what is anticipated. People still
die of infections, but antibiotics have permitted most people to survive them and have
enabled them to live long enough to die from other diseases, i.e., arteriosclerosis, heart
disease, cerebral hemorrhage and cancer.
It does not appear from these statistics that the ARROL family in Scotland developed any
rare or unusual health conditions. They merely developed the same health problems of
the time period in which they lived and died.
Religion
The Arrols and Arrolls in general do not have one dominant religious heritage Rather,
the Arrols and Arrolls belong to most of the Christian religions just as the general
population of the urban centers of Scotland, principally Glasgow and Paisley. There are
more Protestant Arrols and Arrolls than Roman Catholic. The majority of Protestant
Arrols and Arrolls belonged to the Free Church of Scotland. The Free Church of
Scotland was formed in the early 1800's by those who wanted to choose their own
ministers and not be dictated to by the denomination. The Free Church of Scotland in
the 1950's had a membership of approximately 23% of the population in Glasgow. The
Presbyterians in total had a membership of approximately 25% of the adult population
of Glasgow. (The Free Church of Scotland's membership is included in the 25%.) In
total, the Protestants, including the Episcopal and Methodist Churches and all other
Protestant religions, had about 28.5% of the population who were church members.
Presbyterianism was by far the dominant Protestant religion in Glasgow during this
period.
26.5%) of the adult population of Glasgow was Roman Catholic during this same period
(1950's). Total membership of the Christian Churches in Glasgow in 1954-55 was 55.0%).
(17) Based on these statistics it would appear that 45.0%) of Glaswegians were not
church members The principal Roman Catholic Arrol and ArroU families in Scotland
live primarily in Paisley and the surrounding areas, including Renfrewshire. Paisley has
a rich and early Roman Catholic heritage. A church and monastery were built and
inhabited by monks in 1163. The monastery was dedicated to St. Marin, St. James and
St. Mary. St. Mann was the Patron Saint of Paisley. In 1246 the priory of Paisley was
raised to the status ("dignity") of an abbey.
In 1560 the Roman Catholic Church was declared to be abolished in Scotland and
Protestantism was established in its stead. (18) The secular clergy, like the monks of
Paisley, were forbidden to practice their calling. However, in Paisley there was not any
determined effort to put the law into force. The monks were left almost undisturbed for
many years, saying mass and performing all the other rites and ceremonies of their
church, with little protest from the government The Reformers were completely in
control of the neighboring city of Glasgow. Paisley was accepted as a "nest of papistrie"
and no attempt was made for many years to wean the inhabitants of Paisley from "their
ancient ways." (19)
Even seventy years after the reformation, and while Roman Catholism had been abolished
in Scotland, it still had determined adherents in Paisley. (20) By 1755 it was estimated
that there were only some 16,500 communicant Catholics in all of Scotland. (21) It was
not until after the resolution of the crisis created by the Covenant that freedom to practice
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one's own faith in Scotland was restored. It is believed that the first Roman Catholic
place of worship built in Scotland after the reformation was the Roman Catholic Chapel
built in East Buchanan Street in Paisley in 1808. This is now the site of St. Mirin's
Church so well known to many Arrols. (22)
In the United States the Roman Catholic Arrols and Arrolls are centered primarily in the
Boston area of Massachusetts. However, there are Arrol and Arroll Roman Catholics
located in other parts of the country. The Protestant religions in Scotland have undergone
great change and pressures down through the centuries. During the reign of Mary Queen
of Scots son, James VI of England and James 1 of Scotland, both England's and
Scotland's political and religious institutions remained separate in the two countries.
However, his son, Charles 1, wanted to reorganize the Presbyterian Church. Civil war
took place when, in 1638, the Scots signed a National Covenant to keep the Presbyterian
Church as it was. In 1649 there appeared to be a resolution of the differences. However,
when Charles was restored to the throne he threw off previous promises made to the
Scottish people and rescinded certain previous Acts drawn in favor of Presbyterianism.
When many mmisters objected, a number of them were imprisoned or subjected to
penalties. (23) In December of 1733 the Succession Church was founded, and it grew
very quickly.
There were two conflicting approaches to religion. One was the liberal view that doubted
that the restrictions upon life imposed in the name of piety were really justified. This
group of believers was found in the universities and with easy-going" people who felt
that the severe discipline of the Church was part of an old superstition that might well
be discarded. The other view revered the severe discipline of the Church and the
Covenanters and regarded most forms of pleasure as sin For the most part these devout
folk belonged to the humbler classes and, though not active politically, their religious
expressions gave them a feeling of superiority in spiritual things Those ministers who
taught freewill' as opposed to predestination' were attacked by the General Assembly
and were often replaced or suspended. The state also dispensed patronage' to its
favorites in order to keep control over the Church Continued dissension in the Church
led, in 1843, to what is termed the Disruption'. 451 ministers out of a total of 1,200 left
their parishes and set out to establish the Free Church. (24)
The Free Church became a force in politics and the Free Church came to believe that it
was by spiritual right the Church of Scotland. However, by 1955 the Free Church had
a membership of only 34 percent of the adult population of Glasgow. The United Free
Church had a membership of .67 percent. The Church of Scotland had a membership of
23.4 percent of the adult population in Glasgow in 1955. (25)
The Protestant religions of the Arrols and Arrolls include the Church of Scotland, the
United Free Church of Scotland, the Free Church, the Free Presbyterian Church, the
Episcopal Church, the United Original Secession Church and the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, in addition to the Methodists, the Congregational Church, the United Church of
Canada and a number of other religions.
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Of the Arrols and Arrolls who were church members it is estimated that approximately
20-25% were Roman Catholic and 75-80% were members of the various Protestant
religions.
Education
Although the general assumption can be that the Arrols and Arrolls were better educated
in the latter half of the twentieth century than previously, it is a fact that the Scottish
people during the eighteenth century were far better educated than those of most other
lands. There was an act enacted in 1696 compelling the parishes to provide a
"commodious house for a school and a small salary for a schoolmaster." This legislation
was not designed to establish new schools; it was aimed to provide for the masters
teaching in the already numerous schools. By 1690, Scotland, at least in the Lowlands,
appears to have had extraordinarily good provisions for schooling. Of a total of 179
parishes in the Lothians, Fife, and Angus, at least 137 supported schoolmasters and at
least 156 had either Latin or Scots' schools. (26)
During the eighteenth century three Arrolls are known to have been schoolmasters in
Scotland. John Arroll, who was baptized in 1709, was a schoolmaster in Row,
Dumbartonshire to the year 1760. He was succeeded by his son, James Arroll, who was
also schoolmaster in Row. The son, James, was bom circa 1741/44 and died in 1823
(See page 137). Robert Arroll was the schoolmaster of the Grammar School in Greenock
during the period 1750-1770.
The Scottish Universities were known to be efficient during this early period. Through
the nineteenth century they produced good scholars, good teachers, and good doctors. (27)
Charles Arrol, bom in 1846, graduated from the University of Glasgow with a M.B. in
1869, an M.D. in 1885, and a CM. in 1885.
There is little in the way of information as to the educational level of the Arrols and
Arrolls down through the centuries. A fairly large percentage of the Arrols and Arrolls
were weavers in the eighteenth and nineteenth century. We have the comment of one
author who writes that "Weavers have always been noted throughout Scotland for their
intelligence, possibly more than those of any other occupation; eager for knowledge, great
readers — especially of newspapers..." (28)
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ATTENDENCE AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING BY
ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH
Selected
Eligible
Number
Number
Percent
Countries Ca)
Population
Attended
Graduated
Attended
Canada
22
7
6
31.8
England
19
6
3
31.6
New Zealand
11
3
2
27.3
United States
21
14
_S
66.6
Total
11
30
19
41.1
(a) There is insufficient information for the other countries to include them in this
table. The above mformation understates the actual level of attendance at schools above
the high school level
As the opportunity to attend institutions of higher education has increased for the general
population, an ever mcreasmg number of Arrols and Arrolls have attended and graduated
from such institutions.
Some of the colleges, universities and other mstitutions of higher learning attended by
Arrols and Arrolls include:
In Canada: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia; Calgary Normal
College, Calgary, Alberta, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario; Royal Conservatory of
Music, Toronto, Ontario; Malaspino, College, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island; and York
University, Toronto.
In England: Clare College, Cambridge University, Cambridge; University of Manchester,
Manchester, England; London University, London; Oxford University, Oxford.
In Ireland and New Zealand: Auckland Medical School, Auckland; and Cork University,
Cork, Ireland.
In Scotland: Edinburgh University, Edinburgh; University of Glasgow, Glasgow;
Moreyhouse College of Education, Edinburgh; Open University, Aberdeen.
In the United States: Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts; California State University,
Hay ward, California, University of California, Santa Barbara, California; Eastern Illinois
University , Charleston, Illinois; Eastern Michigan University , Ypsilanti, Michigan; George
Washington University, Washington, DC; Harper College, Hoffman Estates, Illinois;
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois; Indianapolis College of Pharmacy,
Indianapolis, Indiana; Lawrence Institute of Technology , Southfield, Michigan; University
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of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan;
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan; Millikin University , Decatur, Illinois;
New York University, New York City; Parkland University, Champaign, Illinois; Santa
Fe Community College, Gainsville, Florida; University of South Hampton, Long Island,
New York; Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana; Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
Tennessee; University of Washington, Seattle, Washington; Wayne State University,
Detroit, Michigan; Wentworth University, Massachusetts; University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wisconsin; University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Xavier
University, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Although the information is not complete, we know that in the United States, Canada,
England, and New Zealand over 40 percent of the Arrols and Arrolls bom in the
twentieth century have attended school beyond high school. This figure is conservative
as there is limited information on the other 60 percent. It is quite possible that many of
them also attended a school of higher learning.
There is more complete information on those Arrols and Arrolls bom in the United
States. Over two-thirds of them have attended school beyond high school and almost 40
percent have graduated from an institution of higher learning.
Arrol and Arroll twins
The birth of twins is somewhat rare among the Arrols. Charles Arall and Agnes Heart
had twins, Ann and William, on 22 May 1786 in Paisley, Scotland. Three years later
there was bom to David Cargill Arrol and his wife, Jane, in Perth, Scotland, Robert and
his sister, Elizabeth Burden, who were christened on the 20th March 1789. Twins, Kate
and Laurel, were bom to Robert Arroll and Mar>' Nevelle in Connecticut in August of
1887. The father, Robert, had been bora in Scotland in June of 1854. William and Sarah
McMeekin, who were married on 23 December 1849 in Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire,
Scotland, had twins that were bom on different days. Their daughter, Jane, was bom on
12 May 1863 at 12 o'clock midnight in Old Monkland, Glasgow. Their son, Robert, was
bom shortly thereafter, but on 13 May 1863. James Arroll and Mary Gray had two sets
of twins. Walter and Barbara Arrol were bom on 5 May 1883 in Parkhead, Glasgow and
seven years later Ann and John Arroll were bom on 11 October 1890 in Camlachie,
Glasgow. Jane Arrol had twins, James and Jane, bom on 30 January 1897, in Glasgow.
It is not known who the father was.
Number of Arrols and Arrolls Living in 1993
It is estimated that there were approximately 415 Arrols and Arrolls of Scottish heritage
living in 1993. While a majority of these Arrolls lived in Scotland, there was a growing
number of Arrols and Arrolls living in other countries, most notably New Zealand,
England, Canada, and the United States. The table below gives the estimated number of
individuals with the name Arrol and Arroll in the various countries in 1993.
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NUMBER OF ARROLs AND ARROLLS LIVING IN 1993
(Of Scottish Descent)
Females who had
name
Individuals who
Arrol or Arroll prior to
now have Arrol
marriage
or Arroll Name
Australia
1
7
Canada
10
28
England
17
88
India
-
2
Jamaica
1
-
New Zealand
6
37
Scotland
39
121
United States
9
48
Zambia
1
-
Total
84
331
Other Miscellaneous
Total
8
38
105
2
1
43
160
57
L
415
The tallest Arrol may have been Martin Campbell Arrol. Martin was bom in
Cambuslang, Scotland on 18 November 1950 and grew to be six foot seven inches tall.
Martin's grandfather, William Arrol, may have been the oldest Arrol to get married.
William Arrol was bom 20 August 1874 in Glasgow. He married his nurse on 30
September 1952 in Cambuslang, Scotland. William was 77 years of age. The longest
living Arrol was Isabella Arrol. Isabella was bom in 1767 and died in 1869 in High
Church, Glasgow. She was 102 years old at her death.
Duncan Arrell, cordiner in Drumlegark, Scotland was put to the hom along with
Macfarlanes of Kepnoch for raiding in 1619. (29) Under Scots law, letters of homing
ordered a person to pay or perform as ordered by the court. (30)
Arrol and Arroll as a Given Name
Arrol and Arroll has been used as a given name by several families who are descendents
of the Arrols and ArroUs. Examples of this include the Lamson family of Connecticut.
This family is descendent from Robert Arroll who immigrated from Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland to the United States in 1886. Their daughter, Mary Ballingall
Kate Arrol, who was married in 1909 to George Herbert Lamson II, had a son bom in
1940 whom they named Arroll Liscomb Lamson. Arroll married in 1935 to Marguerite
(Peggy) Brechbuhler. They had two sons, one of whom was bom in 1943 and was
named Robert Arroll Lamson. Robert was married in 1967 to Cheryl Elliott and one of
their two sons, who was bom in 1972, was named Craig Arroll Lamson. Barbara
Johnston Arrol, bom in 1879 in Glasgow, married in 1910 to John Fox in Glasgow. This
family used the name Arrol as a middle name for three of their six children. They were
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James Arrol Fox bom in 1907; John Arrol Fox bom in 1908; and Robert Arrol Fox bom
in 1911. All three of these children were bom in Glasgow,
Mary Hodgart Arrol was bom in 1854 in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. She married
in 1884 to David Robertson McLardie. A son was named Arrol McLardie. Another son,
James, married Margaret Underwood. They had a son, Thomas Wilson Arrol McLardie,
bom in 1916 in Edinburgh. This son was known as Arrol'. He married in 1941 to
Sheilah McDonald and their children were named; Lindsay Arrol McLardie; Julie Arrol
McLardie; and Nigel Arrol McLardie who was bom in 1947. Nigel married Maggie Van
Hegen Allan in 1975 in Glasgow. Their two children were named Jane Van Hegan Arrol
McLardie, bom in 1980 in Edinburgh, and James Hamilton Arrol McLardie, bom in 1983
at Bangour, Lothian, Scotland.
Ruby Etta Arrol, bom in 1888 in St. Paul, Minnesota, married William Edwin Bryant Sr.
They had a daughter, Rosemary, who married Wayne Portland Warlick in 1946 in San
Diego, Califomia. They had a grandson whose given name was Arrol.
Janet Arrol was bom in 1837 at Houston, Renfrewshire. She married in 1862 to John
Hunter in Paisley. They had a son, John Hunter, who married Kate Gardner. John and
Kate had Eric Hunter who married Violet Connel. Eric and Violet had two children: 1)
James Henry Arrol Hunter, bom in 1924; and 2) John Arthur Arrol Hunter. John married
in 1951 to Rosemary Jackson Miller. They had; 1) Eric Michael Arrol Hunter bom in
1952; 2) Richard Jackson Arrol Hunter bom in 1955; and 3) Hamish Arthur Arrol Hunter.
Michael Arrol Hunter married in 1984 to Jan Howard and they had: 1) lona Louise Arrol
Hunter bom in 1982; and 2) Rory Rushton Arrol Hunter bom in 1989. Richard Jackson
Arrol Hunter married in 1982 to Christine Anne Perry Scott. They had: 1) Louise Anne
Arrol Hunter bom in 1987; and 2) Emma Scott Arrol Hunter bom in 1990.
Elizabeth Winifred Hervey Arrol married in 1940 to John Wilson Hume. They had
Clephane Arrol Hume bom in 1946 in Edinburgh.
Although it is not known if he was a descendent of a Scottish Arrol, there was an Arrol
Simms who was bom around 1950, who was an executive with the Pepsi-Cola
Corporation in Canada. He was killed around the year 1986 in a skiing accident at
Whistler Mountain Ski Run 100 kilometres north of Vancouver. Susan Simms, his
widow, and their three children were awarded $1.2 million by the British Columbia
Supreme Court. The court ruled that Simms was partially at fault for taking risks on an
intermediate ski run. (31).
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CHAPTER n
THE ORIGINS OF THE ARROLS A^fD ARROLLS
I. ORIGIN OF THE NAME
As an introduction to the origin of the name Arrol and Arroll, it is well to keep in mind
that although we now all have surnames, this was not always so. We cannot easily
realize the time when John, James, William, Elizabeth, or Margaret were each satisfied
with a single name, nor reflect that the use of two names is not a refinement dating from
an obscure and unknown antiquity, but quite within the reach of record and history.
The Normans are thought to have been the first to introduce the practice of fixed
surnames among us, certainly a little while before the Conquest some of those
adventurers had taken family names from their chateaux in Normandy. "Neither is there
any village in Normandy," says an authority on the subject, "that gave not denomination
to some family in England." But that these Norman surnames had not been of long
standing is very certain. They begin to appear somewhat less than 160 years before the
Norman Conquest of 1060. Either in imitation of Norman lords, or from the great
convenience of the distinction, the use of fixed surnames arose in France about the year
1000, came into England sixty years later with the Norman Conquest, and reached
Scotland about the year 1100. (1)
Surnames, which tend to be the hallmark of modem clans, were not in general use
throughout the Highlands until at least the seventeenth century; and were not in remote
areas for a further hundred years. (2) The earliest documented mention of the name
Arrol, or derivatives thereof, is the name of a small town of Errol in Scotland. Errol is
located on the northeastern bank of the Tay estuary off the North Sea. Errol is described
as being on the Carse of Gowrie, which is a low, flat, alluvial district, stretching along
the northern bank of the Tay from KinnouU Hill in Perthshire to the Dundee Law in
Angus. It is flanked along its northern boundary by the Sidlaw Hills. For the most part
the Carse is less than 50 feet above the sea. Here and there it is studded with mounds,
which may rise to an elevation of over 100 feet, which provides sites for villages or
hamlets. (3) The parish of Errol sits on one such an elevation in the Carse of Gowrie.
Errol is now a small village with a population of approximately 2,500. The author of the
history of Errol writes that, "The name of Errol' is of great antiquity and considerable
doubt exists as to its significance. The first mention made of the name is about the year
980 when. ..the country was freed from invading Danes largely by the timely action of the
Haysof Errol." (4)
Research reveals at least three possible sources of the name Errol, Arrol, or the variant
spellings thereof In Johnston's Place Names of Scotland. Errol is defined circa 1 190 as
being from Erolyn, while circa 1535 as being derived from Arole. This source indicates
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that Errol is perhaps derived from the Picts ar role, meaning "on the dingle' (5) (i.e. a
wooded valley).
A different perspective is offered by the author of the Errol History in the New Statistical
Account who writes, "The most ancient form in which the name of this parish appears
in the records is Arroll, although at a very early period we also find it written Erroll. The
two different forms of the orthography continued to be used indiscriminately till the end
of the 17th Century. The name is now written Errol and is probably derived from the
Gaelic word Eariul, which signified Eastern landmark ~ a designation which the place
might naturally receive from persons entering this part of Scotland by sailing up the
Estuary of the Tay." (6)
A third possibility for the origin of the name, Errol, Arrol or the similar spellings is
offered by Dr. Edmond Mills who has written that the name is "pure Cymric" (Brythonic)
"not Gaelic or Basque." He maintains the name is derived from aruerol and means, "a
brave man, or fighting man." (7) This possibility is given credence by the following facts.
The (Lowland) name Errol is omitted from Dr. Watson's Celtic Place-Names of Scotland.
Also, Johnson feels the name Errol has a fair claim to be Brython. He indicates the
"Brythonic invasion must have spread speedily all over England and Wales, (and). ..also
spread into Scotland as far north as Antonine's Wall twixt Forth and Clyde." (8)
Various Spellings of the Name
The name Errol is spelled in a number of different ways. In the Charter by William the
Lion it is spelled Herol. Some other spellings are Arrol, Arroll, Arrell, Errole, Herreall
and Arrile. (9) Other spellings are Arral, Arole, Erole, Arrele, and Arrel. The Society
of Genealogists in London have in their card file the following spellings: Arrell, Arell,
Aril, Airiel, Arrall, Arrol, and Arall. (10) Debrett Ancestry Service also lists the
following spellings of the name found while searching the records: Arid, Aroll, Arrel,
Errill, Arrall, Errl, Errel, and Errol. (11) The name has also been spelled Earl. (12)
The many spellings of the name often came about as a result of poor penmanship,
spelling of the name incorrectly by the record keeper, and/or failure to translate the name
correctly, perhaps as the result of the changes in style of handwriting from previous
centuries until today. Study of the records in the General Records Office in Edinburgh,
Scotland illustrate the difference in spellings of the name within the same family quite
dramatically. As a result there are branches of the same family today who spell their
names differently. The most common variation in the spelling of the name is the spelling
as ARROL by some and ARROLL by others. In the 1600's and 1700's not many people
could read and write. Therefore, the person who could write, wrote what he heard.
Different individuals heard different pronunciations and spelled the name the way they
heard it. As a result several different spellings of the name often developed for the same
individual and family. The same individuals often had their names spelled variously as
Arrol, Arroll, Arrel or Arrell at different times such as at their birth, marriage, or when
their children were bom. In the 1800's the name was spelled Arrol or Arroll for the same
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family in different records. In modem times the spelling Arrel or Arrell has disappeared
in Scotland except for the Arrell's descendents who relocated to Scotland from Northern
Ireland.
Pronunciation of the Name
The pronunciation of the name Arrol also differs. If the name is spelled Arrol or Arroll,
it will generally be pronounced to rhyme with barrel. Most Arrol or Arrolls in the United
States pronounce the name Ar ol, not enunciating the second r. In Scotland there is a
greater tendency to roll the r's and to pronounce the name "R roll". If the name is spelled
Arrell, the pronunciation of the name will generally depend upon its derivation. If it is
of Scotch-Irish, (i.e. of Ulster derivation) the name will be again pronounced to rhyme
with barrel. However, it is often pronounced to rhyme with hell.
II. EARLIEST REFERENCES
The first mention of the name Errol' is about the year A.D. 980 when Scotland was freed
from invading Danes. This mention is associated with the place name Errol. A reference
was also made to a quote, "The most ancient form in which the name of this parish
appears in the records is Arroll..." No mention is made of the time frame of this form
of spelling, but, again, the reference is to the place name.
The earliest mention of the family name is to the name ' Arral' in "An Account of the
Family of Drumikill". The period covered is 1329-1370. This account is quoted below:
The estate of Drumikill, with a great many other lands in the east parts of the parish
of Drymen, (as far as a traditional account may be relied on,) did of old belong to
the name of Arral, which name, in the minority of King David Bruce, having
associated with the enemies of their prince and country, they, upon the reduction of
their adherents, not only continued obstinate in their rebellion, but in further
aggravation of their guilt, committed divers other insolencies, which in the end gave
just cause for their whole lands being forfeited, and letters of fire and sword being
directed against them. The execution of these letters being committed to the laird
of Buchanan, he did, with no small difficulty and blood-shed, bring the surviving
remainder of these Arrals to justice. Among the number of these was Thomas Arral
of Drumikill, commonly termed Taus na Dunnach. or Thomas the mischievous. The
king is said to have offered this gentleman a pardon at the place of execution, which
he refused, disdaining to liveafter so many of his name, who had lost their lives
through his influence, and in his quarrel. After the subversion of these Arrals,
Buchanan, in reward of his service against them obtained Drumikill, Easter and
Wester Ballats, and some other parts of their lands, lying most contiguous to his
own estate which the lairds of Buchanan retained in their own hands, tillthe one-half
of Drumikill, with Easter Ballat, was given to Carbeth's ancestor, as the other half,
with Wester Ballat, was given to Drumikill's, at the times the ancestors of these two
families came off that of Buchanan.
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There is a current tradition, that the laird of Buchanan gave the half of the estate of
Drumikill, with Wester Ballat, and some other lands, formerly belonging to the Arrals,
to one of his sons long before the ancestor of the present family of Drumikill came off
Buchanan's family, and that of Thomas, the first of his present race, for his first lady
married the heiress of the principal person of the old family. And that which favours
somewhat this account is, that the ancestors of the Buchanans of Drumhead and Wester
Ballat, though always reputed cadets of Drumikill, can produce some evidents of their
lands of a date not long posterior to the most ancient now in custody of Drumikill. But
having found no document either among the late Buchanan's or Drumikill's evidences that
can in any measure clear this allegation, (1 must leave as undetermined, if not nigh
improbable, if we had seen any such evidences, the same weight of some contingency or
other, as are a great many of these Buchanan's and the whole of Saron MacAustair's most
ancient writer)...(13)
The phrase in parenthesis at the end of the account may not be totally accurate because
of the difficulty in deciphering.
Geographically, Drymen is located 14 miles northeast of Dumbarton, and approximately
20 miles northwest of Glasgow. The parish is in Stirlingshire, in the southeast comer of
Loch Lomond, and adjacent to Dumbartonshire. Drumhead is located 2 miles east of
Drymen, and Easter Ballat is located 4 miles east of Drymen on the road to Stirling. The
general area is identified with the Clan Buchanan and the Clan Graham of Montrose.
This area is a considerable distance from the town of Errol in Perthshire, and the family
name Errol or Arrol is not found in the area of the town of Errol in the eastern part of
Perthshire at this early date.
It might be well at this point to discuss the spelling of the names Dumbarton and
Dumbartonshire. The names will often be spelled with the form "Dun". The burgh,
which gives its name to the county, has had the spelling with "Dum" for three centuries
or more. It is only since the 1930's that the form with "Dun" has appeared on Ordnance
Survey Maps for the county name. Today the spelling will be found in both forms and
popular usage now varies from place to place. Both are acceptable. (14) The spelling will
vary in this study depending upon the usage within the original source document.
Ill CLAN IDENTIFICATION
Clan Hay
Most Arrols and Arrolls will identify with the name Errol when they attempt to associate
with a clan. The clan charts list the family name Errol as being a sept of the Clan Hay.
As shown in the discussion of the origin of the name, there are several possible sources
or explanations of the origin and meaning of the place name Errol from which, no doubt,
the family name Arrol, Arroll, and Arrell, the three most common spellings found, was
derived. According to John Mackay who wrote an article on the Hays which was
published in the March/April 1988 issue of The Highlander, the Clan Hay lists the name
Arrol, Arroll, or Arrell as a sept of the clan. Although the Hays are closely identified
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with Errol, the Earl of Errol being the head of the Clan, there is a major question as to
whether or not the Hays were of the stock of Errol, assuming the existence of the family
of Errol prior to the date of the Charter establishing the Earl of Errol on 2 1 July 1662.
In spite of tradition, it appears that the Hays are descendents of foreign settlers in
Scotland around the time of the Norman Conquest. Records indicate that Hay was a
Lothian name in the Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries. (15)
The story of the establishment of the nobility of the Hays of Errol is of relevance, if for
no other reason than to be thorough, to aid further research to establish or disprove a
connection between the Hays and the Arrol/Arroll and Arrells.
The families of Errol and KinnouU are generally said to have their descent from "an
individual said to have been bom in Errol." There is a legend dating from the
middle ages that in about the year 980 the Danes landed in Perthshire and defeated
the Scots. In their flight the Scots had to defile through a narrow pass. An old man
and his two sons were ploughing nearby. Arming themselves with their agricultural
implements - the old man himself with the yoke that yoked his two oxen to the
plough-they stationed themselves in the pass, and slew all, Scot and Dane, who
came past. This soon rallied the Scots, and led by the gallant three, they routed the
Danes and saved Scotland.
The legend continues that the grateful King offered the old man as much land in the
fertile Carse of Gowne as a hound would run over, or a falcon cover in her flight.
He chose the falcon's flight, and the lands (extending several miles) so covered were
the lands of Erroll (in Perthshire) by the red Tay. Various ancient boundary stones
of these lands are still held in local veneration, and called the falcon's stones. At
the westermost stone (which can still be seen, and on which the falcon is said to
have alighted on its return from the encircling flight) is still a hamlet called
Hawkstone. The easternmost stone is on what is now Lord Kinnaird's property at
Rossie, where it is pointed out to visitors.
Another of these stones was brought to Buchan when the Errols sold Erroll in
Charles Ist's reign, and kept as a wishing-stone at Slains Castle. It is now at
Kilmarnock Arms Hotel, carefully preserved for the present Countess of Erroll by
the kindness of the proprietors there. In the course of time the legend was
embellished, and it was told that this was the stone on which the exhausted old man
rested after the battle, sighing. Hooch, hey'--thus giving rise to the surname of Hay!
Other writers pointed out that Haie was Norman-French for a pass, or a barrier,
or part of a plough - all taken from episodes in the old man's barring the pass with
an ox-yoke. But, in fact, surnames were unknown at such an early date. (16)
This is the strange legend surrounding the establishment of the nobility of the Earls of
Errol. The Earls of Kinnoul, which were created at the same time in history, have used
the name Auriol. Sons of the archbishop of York, Robert Hay Drummond, had Auriol
as a middle name circa 1750-1810. (See Appendix V) The Baron and Countess of Erroll
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are from the Hay family.
To offer an opposing viewpoint, and to further indicate how difficult it is to research the
origin of names, the following is an excerpt from William Anderson's Genealogy and
Surnames in discussing surnames from countries, towns, and lands:
There is scarcely a local surname in Scotland, but to it has been ascribed an origin
altogether different from the truth, founded on that love of the marvellous, and
fondness for the fanciful and romantic, to which ignorant people are at all times
prone. The name of Hay, the family name of the Earl of Errol..., is said by
tradition, to have been adopted from the interjection of "heigh, heigh," uttered by
the peasant founder of the family at the battle of Luncarty in 942, when assisted
only by his two sons, he succeeded in beating back a whole army of Danes, for
which he was awarded with a large district of Perthside. Such is the genealogical
legend of the origin of these noble families. In Normandy, however, there were
lands and a lordship denominated Hay, and in the roll of adventurers who
accompanied William the Conqueror into England, la Sieur de la Hay is expressly
mentioned, with others of the same name. Besides, the Scottish interjection, if it
was an interjection at all, would have been "hech! hech! and the Danish army must
have been an army of phantoms to have been "beat back" by an old man and his
two sons, capable only of panting at such a critical moment. (17)
Whatever the origin of the name Hay, or of the nobility of the Errolls who originated in
Errol, Perthshire, there is no relationship of that family to the Arrals of Drumikill,
Stirlingshire or to the family name Arrol, Arroll, or Arrell Any connection various
Arrol, Arroll, or Arrell families make to the Clan Hay is based on the desire of these
families to associate with a Clan. This Clan is chosen because the individuals can see
the name Errol listed opposite the name Hay. They chose this clan as a result of the
similarity of the name to the name Arrol, Arroll, or Arrell, rather than for any historical
basis for their decision.
Although Black's Volume, The Surnames of Scotland, identified the surnames, Arrol,
Arroll and Arrell as being of local origin from Errol in Perthshire, Black is careful to
point out that his work is not to be considered as genealogical, but rather an etymological
study of names. (18)
For the Arrol, Arroll, and Arrells attempting to identify with a clan, it should be
recognized that many indisputable Scottish names have not been associated with any
recognized clan. Scots Kith & Kin contains this passage: "A Scot by descent should wear
the father's tartan or sept associated with one: alternatively that of his mother, his wife,
or of the district he derives from."
This gives wide latitude to the sept and an individuals adherence to a particular clan. The
Clans And Tartans of Scotland by Robert Bain, pages 1 5 and 18, gives this information:
Clans consisted generally of native men' and broken men' The clan also
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contained septs or branches composed of clansmen who had become powerful or
promment in some way, and founded families as important as that as the Chief.
The broken men' were individuals or groups from other clans who sought and
obtained protection of the clan.
Sometimes a sept, or a branch of another clan, too small to protect itself against
surrounding clans, might enter into a treaty with a neighboring clan for protection...
Some "broken men' might turn to the clan most powerful or closest to them for
protection, while other men of the same might turn to a different clan which bordered
them or offered the best situation. Much, too, would depend upon the geographical
district of the broken clan. If some men lived in a small glen and others over the
mountain, they might choose different clans. (19)
Clan Graham of Montrose
Just as a number of Arrol/Arroll families will identify with the Clan Hay as a result of
the obvious similarity of their family name to the place-name Errol associated with the
Clan Hay, there are other Arrol families who will associate with the Clan Graham of
Montrose.
In the book, Scots Kith & Kin, it is written that a Scot, by descent, can wear the tartan
of the sept of Clan of the district from which he derives. Because the first written records
of the "Arrals" place the family in the district of the Clan Graham of Montrose, the
"Arrals" can logically be considered a sept of the Clan Graham of Montrose. The earliest
mention of the family name "Arral" is in "An Account of the Family of Drumikill". The
estate of Drumikill is documented to be in the eastern part of the parish of Drymen,
including Carbeth. This account is from the period 1329-1370, during the rein of King
David II who succeeded his father King Robert Bruce. Robert Bruce is remembered as
the leader of the Scots in the decisive victory over the English during the battle of
Bannockbum in 1315. According to this account, the estate of Drumikill belonged to the
name of "Arral". The account relates how the Arral's lands were forfeited as a result of
their rebellion and "other insolencies". It was common during the period between the
eleventh and fourteenth centuries for lands to be forfeited, either by rebellion against the
Crown or lost in a struggle for power. (20)
The Grahams were granted land on the banks of Loch Lomond circa 1296. In 1427 King
James I took a great many of the Highland Lands from a branch of the Grahams and gave
them, instead, the Highland Parish of Aberfoyle and part of Port of Menteith. In 1460
the Grahams exchanged certain of their lands with the Buchanans for Buchanan lands.
By 1680, Chief James Graham, 3rd Marquis of Montrose, had regained the original
Graham lands on Loch Lomondside and also the whole of the insolvent Buchanan chiefs
estate. (21) Buchanan Castle, in Drymen, was the seat of the Grahams of Montrose until
about 1930. It has now been demolished. The castle had been acquired after the
Grahams' family home at Montrose had been destroyed in 1640. (22)
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When newcomers (or incomers as the newcomers were termed) in the eleventh through
the fourteenth centuries acquired land, whether by charter or by conquest, they took over
a good many people who were living on the land, and who, perhaps, were already formed
into a family or clan unit. Gradually the old clan would come to acknowledge the
protection of their new leader, and, over time, would build up a nominal kinship with
him. (23)
In addition to the identification of the "Arrals" with the place names in the account of the
Family of Drumikill, which includes the parish of Drymen, Easter Ballat, Wester Ballat
and Carbeth, there were also Arrol/Arroll/Arrell families living in Aberfoyle and Port of
Menteith and contiguous areas. All these areas were associated with the Grahams of
Montrose.
On 1 February 1878, Archibald Theodore Arrol, bom 29 September 1815, was the
recipient of a formal Arrol Coat of Arms by the Lord Lyon, King of Arms, Edinburgh.
At the same time he was named to the Clan Graham of Montrose. Thus there is formal
recognition that the Arrol and Arroll families are a sept (under the protection oO of the
Clan Graham of Montrose.
Clan MacFarlane
In the wildest part of the western part of Loch Lomond lies the land of the MacFarlanes.
They are said to be descended from one called Parlane, a name still found in the district.
(24) The Clan MacFarlane also lists the name Arrol and Arrell as a sept of their Clan.
(25) The background for this listing is unknown However, there is logic for the
Arrol/Arroll/Arrells being a sept of the Clan MacFarlane. Geographically the MacFarlane
strongholds were first at Inveruglas and later at Eilean A' Bho (island of the cow).
Finally they lived at Claddach, Tarbet, near Arrochar, on the western shore of Loch
Lomond. (26) Arrochar was the principal seat of the MacFarlanes. The peak of the
MacFarlane power was from about 1270 to around 1493. (27) Immediately south of the
MacFarlanes, between the shores of Loch Long and Loch Lomond, was located the
Colquhoun Clan. (28) Early records show that there were Arrols, Arrolls and Arrells
located in these areas in the late 1400's and 1500's. The author of The Histor>' of the
Clan MacFarlane writes that, "Many of this name lived on the MacFarlane and
Colquhoun lands in Dumbartonshire, in the 16th and 17th centuries." (29) The
MacFarlanes, Colquhouns and Buchanans were all associated with the earldom of Lennox.
As has been observed, the Buchanans not only were in the same geographical area as the
Arrals, but they eventually obtained the lands of the Arrals.
It should be noted that there is no mention of the Arrols, or any variant spellings of the
name, in MacFarlanes's Genealogical Collections. (30)
Summary
It is the considered opinion of the author that the evidence available indicates that the
Arrol/Arroll/Arrells are a sept of the Clan Graham of Montrose. The Clan's home was
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in the same area of Stirlingshire where the Arrol and ArroU family name is first found.
In addition, an Arrol was formerly named as being a member of that Clan Graham of
Montrose by the Court of the Lord Lyon, King of Arms, in 1898. Although there is the
mention of the name Arrol as a sept of the Clan McFarlane in The History of the
McFarlanes. and although the McFarlanes were in the same geographical area as the early
Arrol and ArroU families, there is no record of any Arrol actually belonging to the Clan
McFarlane.
Clan Hay does not have a historical or genealogical relationship to the family name
Arrol/Arroll or Arrell or any variant spelling thereof If there ever was a geographical
tie, this relationship has been lost from the records. The only tie is an eytomological one,
i.e., the name of the nobility of the earldom of Errol is taken from the name of the town
Errol, which is also the origin of the name Arrol/Arroll/and Arrell. However, there is no
relationship between the Arrol/Arroll/and Arrells to the Hay family or to the hereditary
title of the Earls of Errol.
An additional comment should be made here in regard to the origin of surnames in
Scotland. Places were named before families. There are a great many family names in
Scotland that are from places and territories. It is not uncommon to find that families are
not confined to the district from which they originated. There are instances where certain
members of a clan wandered away from their original home and attached themselves to
the Chief of a place closer to where they settled. There are many families that have left
no trace of their native lands or of the province from which they originated. (31) Thus,
it is not impossible that at some time there were Arrol/Arroll/Arrells, or other variant
spellings of the name, in the same district or adjacent district as the town of Errol.
Although no evidence has been found by genealogists and others to connect the family
name Arrol/Arroll, and variant spellings, to the Hays, this does not mitigate the
possibility, however remote, that the family was in the district before written records
existed. According to tradition, this is sufficient enough reason for Arrol/Arrolls to
consider themselves a sept of the Clan Hay should they choose to do so. However, they
should also be aware that no tie has been established between the Arrol and ArroU
families to the Clan Hay.
The Buchanans obtained the former lands of the rebellious Arrals (Arrol/Arrolls) for their
part in putting them down. Certainly the Arrals were not going to look to the Buchanans
for protection. The Colquhouns and the MacFarlanes were enemies. (32) Thus, either
one or the other of these clans could have taken the Arrals under their protection - but
not both clans. However, the predominance of the evidence, given the geographical
location of the early Arrals, Arrols, and ArroUs, and the granting of a legal Coat of Arms
by the Lord Lyon, in the name of the Clan Graham of Montrose, would indicate that the
Arrols/ ArroUs are a sept of the Clan Graham of Montrose.
IV STIRLINGSHIRE
Following the mention of the Arrals' in the "Account of the Family of Drumikill" during
the reign of King David Bruce (1329-1370), written records of the name disappear for
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over 100 years. When the name resurfaces it is in the same general area of Stirlingshire
near Loch Lomond.
Donald Tod, who conducted a genealogical search entitled The Arrol Family in 1930,
wrote ;
The Family of Arrol having had their lands forfeited in the early part of the 14th
Century, and in the absence of Records, are lost sight of for a period of three
centuries, still appear to have clung to their native district, for in the early portion
of the 17th Century when the Records of their district commence, we find the name
of Arrol as one of the earliest mentioned, and the first we have any trace of from
the time of Taus-na-Dunnach, before mentioned, is a Walter Arrol in Cardervan, in
whose grandson we still find the old Family name of Thomas existing. (33)
The search indicates that individuals with the name Arrol, Arroll, and Arrell were settled
in the Highland Glens of Stirlingshire and Dumbartonshire at an early date, i.e., 1400's.
(34) Arrol, Arroll, Arrell, Errole, and Errol families are found in Stirlingshire and
Dumbartonshire in the 1 SCO's and early 1600's.
In the 1600's and 1700's records are more prevalent. The name Arrol, Arroll, and Arrell
is found in Cardervan, Parish of Buchanan, Cashell on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond,
and in Drymen, Easter Ballat, Arduill, Calziemoir, Tarbet, Avarchie-big, Blair, Auchmar,
Campsie, and Kilmamoch, all of which are located southeast of Loch Lomond, in
Stirlingshire and Dumbartonshire, and nearby Aberfoyle and Port of Menteith, in
Perthshire.
The earliest local charters of this region date from the first half of the thirteenth century
and from these records a picture of medieval life in the district is formed. The region at
that time was known as The Earldom of Lennox. The Earldom of Lennox was of much
greater extent than the modem Dumbartonshire. It included all the main or western
portion of the modem county and eight parishes in modem Stirlingshire - Drymen,
Balfron, Killeam, Buchanan, Fintry, Strathblane, Baldemock and Campsie. (35)
The earliest Arrol/Arrolls, and variant spellings thereof, were farmers. It is difficult for
us to realize how primitive fanning was in the 1500's until the middle of the eighteenth
century.
There were no proper roads nor were there any wheeled carts; farmers used
"slides" to transport stones and horses to carry hay. There was no draining of fields
so that generally the fertile ground in the valleys was left uncultivated except for
a crop of meadow hay. The land was unenclosed - no hedges, no fences, few dykes
and few trees except in the Highland area - and the arable (land) was divided into
long strips or "rigs". ... The crops were generally just barley (for making beer, then
the only beverage for the ordinary man and his family) and oats (for porridge and
oatcakes) with sometimes a small area of peas or kail (for the broth) and fiax (for
linen-making). Potatoes.tumips, carrots were unknown except in a few gentlemen's
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gardens, and clover was not sown. (36)
These early Arrols farmed in the parish of Drymen, Stirlingshire. Located in Drymen was
the estate of Drumikill, where we find the earliest mention of the family name Arral.
This mention is contained in "An Account of the Family of Drumikill", which covers the
period 1329-1370. Alexander Graham of Duchray wrote the following description of the
parish of Drymen:
The parish (of Drymen) gives name to the Drummond or Perth family. According
to tradition, the founder of that ancient and noble house was a Hungarian, named
Maurice, who came over from Hungary in the tram of Margaret, Queen of Malcolm
Canmore and obtained, in reward for his services, a grant of certain lands, and
among others, of Drymen in Stirlingshire It is not certamly known in what part
of the Parish the Drummonds had their residence. Mr. Nimmo, in his History of
Stirlingshire, says, that it was probably somewhere near the Endrick The northern
part of the parish, however still goes by the name of the barony of Drummond...
It is uncertain how or at what time, the Drummonds ceased to be connected with
Stirlingshire. In the year 1360, in consequence of a feud which had long subsisted
between them and the Earls of Menteith, a compact was entered into at a meeting
on the banks of of the Forth, in presence of the justiciaries of Scotland, by which
Sir John Drummond resigned certain lands in Lennox and obtained in lieu of them
others of greater value in Perthshire. Shortly after this, and probably in consequence
of it, their residence seems to have been transferred to Stobhall in Perthshire...
Previously to this change of residence, however, Annabella, daughter of Sir John
Drummond, married Robert, Earl of Carrick, High Stewart of Scotland, who attamed
to the throne by the title of Robert III. The fruit of this marriage was two sons, one
of whom afterwards became James I. Thus the parish may lay claim to the honour
of having produced a lady from whom descended the Royal House of Stuart... (37)
The character of the people of Drymen are described by a seventeenth century author:
It may be said of the people generally, that they are intelligent,industrious, and
frugal, exemplary in their habits, and with few exceptions, attentive to the public
ordinances of religion... They are generally well-lodged and well-fed; and at
marriages, burials, and in church on Sabbath, show, by their style of decent
dressing, that they are in comfortable circumstances. It cannot be concealed that the
prevailing vice is drunkeness; encouraged without doubt, by the too frequent
sign-boards in the country, announcing "porter, ale, and British Spirits." (Vide
Macneill's Scotland's Skaith.) About twenty-five years ago, smuggling was carried
on to a great extent in this parish. A seizure is now a very uncommon occurrence.
There is still occasionally some blazin (italics) in the bums; as much as it is
believed, for a winter-night's amusement, as for the spoil that is obtained. There is
in this country great temptation to poaching; the game being very plentiful. The
proprietors generally keep a strict look out after delinquents... Parochial Registers
- There are five volumes of session records, (In Drymen) the two oldest of which
are now in a very decayed and imperfect condition. The earliest date is 1676. The
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record from 1677 to 1721 is wanting. After that period, with the exception of a
gap from 1740 to 1743, they seem fully and accurately kept. (38)
Another parish in Stirlingshire that was home to Arrol families was the parish of
Campsie. James Anderson/ Arrol, Robert Anderson/ Arrol and Walter Anderson/ Arrol were
bom at Kinkell, Campsie between 1857 and 1864. The descendents of the Robert
Anderson/ Arrol branch of this family in 1988 reside in the United States.
The Rev. Robert Lee, Minister, has left this account of life in the 1800's in this part of
Stirlingshire:
The word Campsie in Gaelic may mean "a crooked strath," or "a church in the
bosom of a hill". The parish is bounded by the parish of Fintry on the north, by
Baldemock and Strathblane on the West, by Cadder and Kirkintilloch on the south...
The Campsie Glens are celebrated for their great beauty. Compared with the
surrounding country... the climate is evidently more moist, and... colder in winter and
hotter in summer... Fevers and inflammation prevail to a great extent, as well as
pulmonary diseases. Besides climate, other causes are:
1 . The cottages are almost, without exception, damp, being generally ill built, and
generally without drainage.
2. ...the people generally are too little impressed with the importance of cleanliness
in their ventilation as a means of preserving health.
3. ...in the villages. ..the people are too much crowded in their dwellings. The Irish
labourers have importing their custom of piggin, - as many persons occupying
a room at night as can find space to lie in..
4 ...the practice of putting children to work at an early age; labouring in heated
rooms, attending furnaces, working amoung cold water; breathing a hot atmosphere
in which a great quantity of water vapour and other gases are suspended; mining,
etc on the other hand the inhabitants of Campsie are, for the most part better
employed, and better paid than in most surrounding parishes. There is a
considerable Roman Catholic population in Campsie, all Irish, and amounting to
between 600 and 1000 persons, (p. 260) (39)
V Dumbartonshire
The first migration of the Arrols from Stirlingshire was to the adjacent county of
Dumbartonshire The Arrols migrated first to the Parish of Row, and later to the Parish
of Kirkintilloch.
Approximately one-fourth of the Arrol and Arroll families today are descendents of Arrol
and Arrolls who resided in the Parish of Row. The Rev. John Laurie, Minister, wrote this
account of the parish for The New Statistical Account of Scotland in the 1830's:
...when armed men were the most prized produce of the soil, when military service
was the best payment of mail, and when the muster-roll occupied the place of the
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rent-roll. In few parts of Scotland was this more the case than in Dumbartonshire
west of the river Leven. The three clans of Macfarlane, Macaulay, and Colquohoun,
plundered each other, or combined to sweep the low country of its flocks and herds.
During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries (which was prior to the arrival of the
Arrols in the mid eighteenth century), the annals of this district would present a
perpetual recurrence of raid and foray, in which rapine and sword united to embroil
and improvish the neighborhoods, (pp. 73-74)
In 1839 the population, "may amount to about 2600. Of this number the burgh of
Helensburgh contains 1400; the remainder are scattered over the landward part of
the parish, and can scarcely be said to be in any part of it, a village population,
unless indeed the few houses in the neighborhood of the church of Row, and the
increasing clump of cottages at Garelochhead, may be called villages."
The population, "is increased by more than a half, probably two-thirds of this
number during about five months in the year, from the number of families who
come for summer quarters and sea-bathing." (p. 77)
There, "is a considerable number of wealthy and independent families who have
residences in it, and remain either the whole or half of the year." (40)
The Rev. Adam Forman, Minister, is the author of these remarks about the Parish of
Kirkintilloch in 1839. There were a number of Arrols who resided in and were employed
in Kirkintilloch as cotton weavers and coal miners in the early 1800's.
The ancient name of the parish and district is Caerpen-tulach. which in the language
of the Cambro-Britons, signifies a "prt or stronghold at the head or end of a ridge."
(This) no doubt alludes to the Peel or ancient warlike fort on the line of Roman wall
near the present parish church. (41)
The author, the genealogists for Debrett Ancestry in Winchester, England, and other
genealogists have completed a number of searches in the early civil parish records for the
family name Arrol, Arroll and Arrell.
Their findings are included in this narrative and are made part of the appendicies. Some
of the difficulty in searching these early records are that the pages are ruined by
dampness, have been eaten by mice, or are faded. Nonetheless, it has been found that
there are a number of Arrol and Arroll births recorded in Buchanan Parish, Stirlingshire
in the years 1649 through 1697. The earliest recorded name upon which a number of
Arrol and Arroll families can trace their ancestry is to a Walter Arroll, bom circa
1600-1620 in Caldervan, Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire. This is the first generation
of many Arrol and Arrolls living today. (42)
There is a natural curiosity as to what life may have been like for the Arrols and Arrolls
living in Stirlingshire during the 1600's. A minister writing in the early 1800's for an
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account of the parish in The Third Statistical Account of Scotland gives us some idea:
There is no village in the parish. The whole population may be called agricultural;
for though there are about ten families of tradesmen, none of them depends
exclusively on his trade.
The people are sober, industrious, and religious. As the parish is on the Highland
border, a part of the inhabitants still retain the Gaelic language. There are few,
however that do not understand English.
The population, though now only one-third of what it was a hundred years ago, is
still likely to decline. They have work enough in summer, during the time of
wood-cutting, but they are next to idle during the rest of the year.
There is a register kept of baptisms, marriages, and deaths; but the first is incorrect,
as many parents omit to register their children. (43)
Another near-by parish where Arrol, ArroU, and Arrell families resided in the 1600's and
1700's was Killeam, Stirlingshire. Included among these families was the family of
Mungo Arroll, b circa 1640/60 in Croy, Killeam. Mungo married Margaret Buchanan.
One of his children, John Arroll, who was baptized at Killeam 22 May 1709, became a
schoolmaster at Row, (now Rhu) Dumbartonshire. There are many Arroll and Arrol
descendents of this family living today. We can get some idea of what it was like to live
in Killearn during the 1600's and 1700's from this account of Killeam written by
Reverend John Graham:
Killeam seems to be compounded of three Celtic words, Kill-ear-rhin, signifying the
cell or church of west-point.
The character of the parishioners is decent and pious occasioned ainly by the
constant intercourse subsisting between householders and their domestics. Farmers,
as well as villagers, sit-in the same apartment with the inmates of their houses and
eat with them at the same table. Kindly feelings are thus generated between masters
and servants: while the latter are prompted to diligence, and presented from
irregularity, by the presence of the former.
In 1768, the last minister introduced the novelty of bringing lime, on a single horse
cart; prior to that time, lime was never thought of as manure, and coals were carried
on horses backs. (44)
Although the earliest records indicate the presence of Arrols, Arrolls and Arrells in
Stirlingshire, there were also a number of Arrols and Arrolls in Dumbartonshire
(MacFarlane Clan Territory) at an early date. Duncan Arrol was a minister in Luss about
1600 and Patrick Arrell was of Luss and Christ. (Christian?) Mcausland had three births
recorded. Jon Arrell of Cashill and Janet Buchanan had two births recorded in
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Dumbartonshire. Two other Arrell families, one from Cashill and the other from Luss,
also had children whose births were recorded during this period. The names Arall, Aral,
Arrall, and Arrll are also recorded in Dumbartonshire during the years 1669 to 1697.
There are a number of baptisms of the Arrall, Arrell, Arrall, Arroll and Arrol families
recorded in Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire between 1677 and 1709. (45)
In addition to the above entries for the Arrols in Stirlingshire and Dumbartonshire, in the
early 1700's a few Arrol and Arroll families are recorded in Aberfoyle and Logie in
Perthshire. In fact, Perth is the only county, other than the counties of Dumbarton,
Lanark, Renfrew, and Stirling, that has more than a family or two of Arrolls to appear
in the records of the 1700's. The districts where the family name Arrol is recorded are
geographically adjacent to the eastern parts of Drymen which is the district where the
earliest references to the name are found. In Perthshire, in the district of Aberfoyle,
Charles Arrol and Isobel Graham had children whose births were recorded in 1738 and
1741. William Arrol married Margaret Faichney on Christmas Day 1719 in Logie.
William Arrol and Margaret Colquhoun had five children christened in Aberfoyle between
1760 and 1772. David Arrol married Janet Cargill on 24 May 1777, in Dunkeld, and this
couple had the following three children christened in Perth: William Arrol, 10 October
1779; Robert Cargill An-ol, 23 May 1783; and Elizabeth Burden, 20 Mar 1789.
There are also entries in the civil parish records in various areas of Lanarkshire, including
the Barony of Caltown, Glasgow. Mungo Arrol and Jane Provan are shown as having
children christened in Glasgow between 1701-1708. Walter Arrol and Jean Dick are
recorded as being married on 30 Nov 1721 in Glasgow. Between the years 1722-1745
the records show that this couple had ten children bom in the Barony of Caltown. Also,
in Glasgow, William Arrol (or Arroll - both spellings are found in the records) and
Margory Mitchell had the births recorded of at least six children during the ten year
period 1731-1741.
Other references to Arrols and Arrolls in the 1600's and 1700's include those listed in the
Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595-1700. (See Appendix II, p. 531.)
Duncan Arroll, tailor, married Agnes Lightoun on 22 January 1629, and Duncan Arroll,
tailor, married Janet Hardie on 8 Mar 1649. Isobell Arroll married John Balfour on 12
April 1696. Nicolas Arrile, barber, married Margaret Mentith on 14 June 1653. John
Erroll, servitor to Commissary SmoUet, married Helen Currie, daughter of William Currie,
mariner at Dumbarton on 19 April 1698. In Alloa, Cathness, Clackmannan, John Arroll
and Helen Currie had a son, John Arroll, christened on 25 August 1710. In all
probability this is the same John Erroll who is mentioned in the previous sentence as
marrying Helen Currie. (However the name is now spelled Arroll.) The Register of
Interments in the Grey friars Burying Ground in Edinburgh 1658-1700 (See Appendix IV,
p. 531.) names three children of Nicolas Arroll (Arall, Arrell) who died in 1663. The
name is listed as being spelled Arrile when Nicolas was married in 1653 (assuming this
is the same individual.) The difficulty of transcribing the handwriting of the 1600's could
account for these different spellings.
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In the Highland Glens the Arrol, Arroll, and Arrells were primarily farmers with a few
"souldier's". The Arrols, and the variant spellings thereof, from the late 1700's into the
1800's are found in the urban and industrial centers of Scotland in Glasgow, Paisley, and
the surrounding communities in the counties of Dumbarton, Lanark, and Renfrew. When
the Arrol/Arrolls left the Highlands in the 1700's they settled in the urban areas and
became coal miners, craftsmen, weavers, gardeners, house painters, schoolmasters,
shoemakers and brewers.
VI HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
There were several historical events that occurred during the 1600's and 1700's in
Scotland that could have led to the migration of Arrol/ArroU and Arrells out of the
Highland Glens. The first of these was the plantation of Ulster (Northern Ireland) at the
beginning of the seventeenth century (1608-10). James VI of Scotland, I of England,
undertook the plantation of Ulster. There was a concerted effort made to settle Ulster
with Scots. There were many large estates formed at the time of the plantation which
have long passed into other hands Many other estates were created by land grants
between 1641 and 1703 after the 1641 Rebellion in Northern Ireland. (46) There had
been close links between Ulster and Scotland for centuries. Lowland Protestants had
settled in Ulster in numbers after 1603. Highland Catholics, especially MacDonalds, had
conquered the glens of Antrim several decades before. In 1641 the religious tensions in
this complex and unstable society erupted in a great Catholic rising marked by massacres
of the Protestants. (47) During these times many indigenous Irish were declared traitors,
and their lands were confiscated and regranted, primarily to Protestant Scottish
Undertakers. The Scottish Undertakers, as part of their land grants, undertook to plant
the land with settlers (or undertenants) whom they brought over from Scotland. It was
mainly these tenants who became the ancestors of the ethnic group known as the
Scotch-Irish. Today this group is usually referred to as the Ulster Scots.
Brown's A History of Scotland summarizes the plantation of Ulster noting:
When in the autumn of 1610 the Plantation actually began. ..8 1,000 acres were to
be put at their disposal. ..The colonists did not at once proceed in a body to their
possessions, and it was only gradually that their enterprise bore its full effect. But
the coimection between the two countries was established; and the condition of
Ulster to-day,. ..is in large degree its direct and notable result. (48)
There are a number of Arrell families to be found in Ulster (Northern Ireland) today,
primarily in counties Londonderry and Antrim. Research has been conducted into the
possibility that these Arrells may have come to Ulster from Scotland as the result of the
Plantation of Ulster in the 17th Century. The closest connection that we were able to be
make was located in the study, "An Historical Account of the Plantation in Ulster at the
Commencement of the Seventeenth Century - 1608-1920." This study was written by the
Rev. George Hill, (Belfast, McCaw, Stevenson & Orr, 1877) page 547.
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This reference notes that ..."Sir Robert, (Heybome), who was styled of Killaman, in the
county of Tyrone, demised the balliboes of Derryherke and Aghauereske, on the 10th of
May, 1620, to Thomas Averell, gent. ... This undertaker had parted with all the lands in
his proportion before 1629."
The interesting point to this author is that the name Averell exists alongside the name
Arrell, and to a lesser extent the name Arrol, in the same parishes in County Londonderry
when formal record keeping began m the mid-1800's. Sir Robert Heybome, Knight, had
1,800 acres called O'Carragan. There were 10 Tittle' houses standmg together on this
land which were inhabited with British Families'. (See above reference, page 547)
Many Arrells in Northern Ireland today feel that their heritage is Scottish, and every
indication is that this is no doubt true. However, the author was unable to establish a
direct relationship between the Arrols and Arrells in Northern Ireland m the 1 7th and 1 8th
centuries to the Arrols and Arrells of Scotland.
A significant event in Scottish history that occurred during this period was the turmoil
created by the period of the Covenanters and The Bishop's Wars'. Documentation of two
Arrols involved during this period has been found. A John Arrol(l) was involved in the
burgh council of Dumbarton during this period and had to take an oath of allegiance to
the King. Also a Captain Arrol was killed when fighting the Covenanters. A short
summary of this tragic period in Scotland's history will give the reader some idea of the
conditions that existed in the Highlands at the time.
Charles I was crowned King of Scotland in 1663. He had left his native land as an
infant, was raised in England, and knew little of the art of Government - less of Scotland.
His early encounter with the constitutional spirit of England confirmed in him that the
monarchy should be absolute and that the King should be the head of the church. In
1668 Charles I required that the representatives of all of the shires and burghs of Scotland
sign a "Covenant with God" upon which they gave their solemn oath whereby they were
bound to support the King "in the defence and preservation of the aforsaid true religion,
liberties, and laws of the kingdom". They were also bound to their own mutual defense
"in the case of maintaining true religion and his Majesty's authority" and likewise each
one in his own conduct to behave "as beseemeth Christians who have renewed their
covenant with God". The covenant was punishable by severe penalties. There was a
fierce attack upon witches and a fresh crusade against the "monuments of idolatry" which
survived in some churches.
The Covenant appealed to deep-seated religious conviction, to real fear of popery, and
to a national determination not to surrender Scottish institutions into the hands of the
English who were forcing the Covenant upon Scotland. The result was a series of battles
and wars between the Covenanters and various Scottish armies. There were major
excesses committed in the religious fervour that ensued by both sides. The strife and
struggles set off by the requirement to agree to the Covenant lasted for over fifty years.
The entire country was in turmoil during this period and there were massacres, pillages.
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EXCERPTS FROM THE RECORDS OF THE BURGH
OF DUMBARTON
10 Oct 1681 (Test and Oath)
John Arroll, Dumbarton burgh counsellor took the test and oath, that
the counsel members "subscribed to conform to the Act of
Parliament." John Earll of Glencaime, witnessed the administration
of the oath to 13 magistrates and counsellors, including Johne Arroll.
26 Nov 1681
Johne Arroll was one of 14 counsellors of the Burgh of
Dumbartonshire who convened in counsell session and passed a
ordnance to "exact, uplift, and receive from each stranger and
unfreeman ... resorting to any fair at this burgh, and making merchant
thereat, for the whole space of the fair, the soume of four shillmgs
Scots money..."
26 Nov 1681 (Gift from James Duke of York)
Johne Arroll ordamed to make payment to John Ewing, Present
treasurer, "the sum of twentie-four pund Scottis in lieu of two chinyes
of gold 26 Nov 1681 the said Johne receaved from his royal highness
when his royal highness was made burgess."
16 Oct 1684
"John Earle of Breadalbane, Mungow Haldane of Gleneagles, and
others. Commissioners of Justiciary for the Highlands, now sitting in
this burgh, are made burgesses."
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EXCERPTS FROM THE RECORDS OF THE BURGH
OF DUMBARTON
12 Sept 1685 (Refusal to go to church with the magistrates)
"William Mackie having refused, for sex (sic) or seven Sabboths
together, to gang to the kirk with the magistrates, is fined in the
former sum (20 shillings) and expelled for q is to come of the year.
William MacFarlane protests against the affair going to a vote, in
respect of said William has not been present and voted in counsell
severall dayes since his transgression and was not questioned
thairupon. Robert Duncanson answers that the delaying of ane action
does not discharge the same."
20 Dec 1687
"William Craig, late bailie, produces an act of his majesties Privy
Counsell, bearing date fifteen December, whereby, in virtue of his
Majasties commands, ... did nominate and appoint the persons under
named to be majistrates and counsell of the burgh of Dumbarton,
"they being such persons as his Majesty judged most loyall and ready
to promote his service, and most forward to support the good and
interest of the said burgh." The document then lists the names of
sixteen individuals as provost, baillies, counsellors and a clerk John
Arroll was named one of the counsellors.
23 Sept 1689
The Dumbartonshire and burgh counsellors signed an oath of
allegiance to King William and Queen Mary: "We doe seuerlie
promiss and swear. That wee will be faithful and bear true
alledgeance to thair Mat King William and Queen Mary. So help us
God." John Arrol was one of the 17 provosts, baillies, counsellors
and clerks to sign the oath.
(The History of Dumbartonshire, pp. 207-224 and 552-561).
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and dire consequences, from one side or the other, for either signing or not
signing the covenant. These included the death penalty for those who
preached at a field Coventicle, or a fine for missing church on three
successive Sundays. (49)
This short quotation summarizes the events that took place during this period:
King Charles II was restored to the British Throne in 1660... He immediately
repudiated his signing of The Covenant - The Declaration that Presbyterianism was
the official religion of Scotland. Instead, he restored Episcopalian worship and
banned all others. The ultra-Protestants, called Covenanters, held secret services in
the hills and moors of the Lowlands. These conventicles were outlawed and broken
up by dragoons if discovered. The worshippers were killed or captured, the latter
being transported to the American colonies ... over eighteen thousand perished
during Scotland's "Killing Time". (50)
When Charles II landed at Dover on 20 May 1660 after a nine year exile, the Scots, for
a time, were almost as extravagant in their demonstrations of joy as their southern
neighbors in England. To escape any implication of being disloyal, they got carried away
and uttered expressions which they bitterly lived to regret. In Dumbarton, where a
number of Arrols resided, Charles was proclaimed with extraordinary rejoicings.
During the sitting of the Parliament, which met in January of 1661, all doubt was
removed as to the course Charles intended to pursue towards the Church of Scotland.
Parliament declared it illegal for the people to enter into any convention having for its
object the altering of the civil or ecclesiastical policy of the kingdom. The Solemn
League and Covenant was annuHed, Synods were prohibited from meeting, and the
Recissory Act swept from the statute-book all that had been done in the years between
1633 and 1661 towards establishing liberty in civil matters and Presbyterianism in things
ecclesiastical.
Parliament granted a yearly subsidy of forty thousand pounds to the King. Of this subsidy
the proportion borne by Dumbarton amounted to 194 pounds. The burgh council was
divided on whether or not to pay their share of the subsidy. Those who voted against the
subsidy were taken to trial for the part they had taken in public affairs during the Kings
exile. One of the council members who became a victim as a result of his opposition to
the demands of Parliament was executed and his head fixed upon the Tolbooth in
Dumbarton, "but his body being delivered up to his friends was conveyed to Kilpatrick,
in Dumbartonshire..."
The Council of Dumbarton made a submissive answer to Parliament and Episcopacy was
restored and Presbyterianism fell The author of the History of Dumbartonshire writes:
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This opened up that terrible chapter in Scottish history when the worst of men stand
out in strong and almost appalling contrast to the humility, the long-suffering, and
the consistency of those who contended for the truth... Everything was tried that
could be devised to torture a people into Episcopacy or rebellion. (51)
To prevent the people in Dumbartonshire from attending outlawed covenicles, the sheriff
employed spies to mix with the Covenanters and to then send soldiers to disrupt and
disband the meetings. The records of the burgh of Dumbartonshire document the
persecution and sufferings of those whose offence was no "more grievous than that of
worshipping God according to the dictates of his conscience." (52)
The specific part played by John Arrol, the council member of Dumbarton, is related in
these and subsequent events in a following chapter.
It was during this later period that the death of Captain Arrol was recorded. Captain
Arrol fought at the Battle of Drumclog against theCovenanters and was killed by
"Brownlee the Laird of Torfoot on 1 June 1679.' (53)
Another event which one author believes lead to some Arrols leaving the Highlands was
Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion in 1744-45. The author. Sir Robert Purvis, states that
some Arrols from Dumbartonshire were involved in the rebellion that took place in
1745-1746. After Bonnie Prince Charlie's defeat at Culloden, it was not safe for his
followers to return to their native glens. As a result, the Arrols, who had joined the
rebellion, left the glens for the safety of the lowlands and the south side of the Clyde
after the collapse of the rebellion in the battle of Culloden. These Arrols migrated to the
Johnstone and Paisley area of Renfrewshire. This tale is told in the biography of Sir
William Arrol. (54) Whether the story is true or not is difficult to confirm. A review
of the muster roll of Prince Charlie's Army reveals that no Arrols/ArroU/Arrells are listed
as serving in his army. However, the compiler of the rolls makes it clear that the listing
is not necessarily complete. (55)
We do not know the full extent to which the related events led the Arrol/Arrolls to leave
the Highlands There can be no doubt, however, that the greatest impetus to migrate to
the urban centers was the abysmal economic conditions in the Highlands, combined with
the Industrial Revolution. The economic situation during the early decades of the
nineteenth century in the Highlands was distressing. This resulted in mass migration
from the Highlands and major emigration from Scotland, and tragically, for the Highland
population, the 'Clearances'.
The Highland Clearances took place during the period 1790 and 1850. The Scottish
Chiefs and lairds (landowners) preferred the great cheviot sheep to their clansmen, the
tenants on the land. The uprooting of the Highlanders, and the final destruction of their
society in favor of wool and mutton, was actively supported by the law in Scotland and
by the established Church. The majority of those uprooted went to the slums of Glasgow
or died from fever or smallpox on their way to Upper Canada and Australia. The
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counties most affected by "The Clearances' were Caithness, Sutherland and Ross - all in
the far north of Scotland. (55) These counties are located considerably north of
Stirlingshire and Dumbartonshire, where the Arrols, Arrolls and Arrells resided during
that time. Many of the Highlanders emigrated to Upper Canada, Nova Scotia and the
United States during this period, both as a result of The Clearances' and because of
famine conditions in the Highlands. In 1831, 58,000 people left Britam for Canada, and
in the following year the figure was above 66,000. In many mstances The Clearances'
involved forced eviction from the land as well as the burning of the highlander's
"wretched crofts'. The highlanders were driven from the homes where their ancestors had
lived for centuries by the landowners m order to utilize the land for the raising of sheep.
There are Arrolls in the Boston area of Massachusetts who trace their ancestry to Robert
R. Arroll who emigrated from Scotland via St. John's, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia
in the 1850's, and who ultimately settled m Nevvbur>'port, Massachusetts. In addition,
there are Arrells in Minnesota and Oregon who trace their ancestry to the Sorel and
Yamaska area of Quebec. The ancestry of these Arrells is France, not Northern Ireland
or Scotland. (See Part IV, Pages 407-438.)
This brief historical summary' should ser\'e as an overview of the period during which the
Arrol/Arroll/Arrells resided in the glens and the Highland areas before their migration to
the urban areas. Although the Arrols migrated from the Highlands during the 1600's and
1700's, they do not appear to have left Scotland for Canada or the United States as many
Highlanders did during these times. A possible exception may have been Arrols or
Arrells who may have been involved in the Plantation of Ulster. Fairly extensive
research, however, failed to find specific evidence to indicate that this was the case. (See
Part III, Pages 345-406.)
In the late 1600's and early 1700's the records show that Arrol/Arrolls were living
principally in the three counties of Dumbartonshire, Lanarkshire, and Renfrewshire The
spelling Arrell is seldom to be found in the records at this time in Scotland, but it can
only be a matter of conjecture as to whether this is because those individuals with that
spelling migrated to Northern Ireland as a result of the Plantation of Ulster.
Many Arrols and Arrolls migrated from Stirlingshire to Helensburgh and then to Glasgow
and the surrounding areas. Other Arrol/Arrolls migrated directly from the glens near
Loch Lomond (where records show that they resided from the 1300's through the I600's)
directly to Renfrewshire, including the communities of Johnstone, Kilbarchin, Houston
and Paisley.
In the late 1700's and early 1800's there were a number of Arrol and Arroll families
residing in Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire as well as Dumbartonshire The microfiche
records of the Church of the Latter Day Saints lists about 50 names in Dumbartonshire
and Renfrewshire for births and marriages during the approximate period 1710 to 1855.
There are 140 names listed for Lanarkshire for births and marriages in these records for
the same period.
CHAPTER m
THE ARROL A^fD ARROLLS IN THE LOWLANDS
I Dumbartonshire
The earhest written records of the Arrols and Arrolls in the lowlands occur in
Dumbartonshire. There were many reasons for the Arrol, Arroll and Arrell families to
leave the highlands. The dominant reason was the dire economic circumstances of the
region.
John Arrol was a council member of the burgh of Dumbarton. This John Arrol was
believed to have been bom circa 1625/1640 in Cashell, Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire,
and the son of Walter Arrol of Caldervan, also in the Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
John Arrol married Janet Buchanan and they had six children between 1649 and 1655.
The records of the burgh of Dumbarton document the activities of John Arrol on the
burgh council during the period 1681 through 1689. In 1681, "James, Duke of York,
during a trip to Dumbarton to revive the fading loyalty of the population, was made on
the 4th of October a burgess and guild brother of the burgh, along with many gentlemen
of his suite." A test oath was submitted to the council by the Duke of York which stated
that the signers would conform to the Act of Parliment of January, 1661 which, as
outlined in the previous chapter, annulled the Covenant, prohibited Synods from meeting
and made it illegal to alter the civil or ecclesiastical policy of the kingdom. The test oath
"appoint(ed) all persons of public trust, and particulalie magistrates, counsellors, and
clerks of burghs royall to take the test." John Arrol, as a council member, signed the
oath.
In December 1687 the King superseded the ordinary election by nominating such person
as he "judged most loyal and ready to promote his service." John Arrol was one of those
nominated and reappointed to be a council member by the King's proclamation.
In 1688 the burgh of Dumbarton was threatened by a number of broken Highlandmen
(men without or separated from a clan) who were seen in the vicinity of the burgh. The
danger from the Highlanders was dealt with by a force which, concentrating at
Dumbarton, spread itself over the disaffected districts in the north of the county. The
revolution was successful and, in 1689, the "blessings accruing from the Revolution were
not long in being felt, particularly in the lower or southern part of the county of
Dumbarton. Presbyterian ism was substituted for Prelacy as the established religion.
...ministers were restored... and oaths and tests of the old government were abolished,
trade revived, and to royal Burghs like Dumbarton was given the entire import and export
foreign trade of the country." In the north and northeastern parts of the county,
"unfortunately, there still lingered remnants of the turbulent clans, whose excesses had
led to so many conflicts." The last entry wherein John Arrol's name appears in the
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Dumbarton Burgh records is dated 23 September 1689 when he signed an oath of
allegiance to King William and Queen Mary. (1)
Relationship between the Arrols to the Smollet and McAulav Families of Dumbartonshire
Two historical families of Dumbartonshire were the Smollet family and the McAuley
family. Records of these families are found in Dumbartonshire from the late 1400's
through the 1800's. It is during this period that the family name Arrol is found in
Dumbartonshire - the Arrols migrated the short distance from the southeast side of Loch
Lomond in Stirlingshire to Helensbourgh and Row in Dumbartonshire. The Smollet
family was found primarily in the Bonhill Parish of Dumbartonshire and they were active
in commerce and politics. They were shipowners, landowners, merchants, and burgesses.
There was also a renown novelist James Smollet was bom circa 1648. He married Jane
McAuley of Ardincaple. James Smollet was the Provost of Dumbarton in 1683 and filled
that office until 1686 when the ordinary election was superseded by the King's command.
In 1685 he was chosen Commissioner for the burgh to the Parliament which then met in
Edinburgh. Between that date and 1706, the year of the Union with England, he was
elected Commissioner to twelve successive Parliaments from Dumbarton. He was
frequently chosen ruling elder for the representatives in the Assembly and was even
appointed as Deputy-Lieutenant of the County in 1715. Toward the end of Melville's
Parliament he was made a Judge of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh. In 1698 he was
knighted by King William. Sir James Smollet died in 1731. (2)
The McAulays resided mainly in the Parish of Row. Sir Aulay McAulay was the head
of the McAulays. He first entered into alliances with the Clan Gregor, but, after they
were outlawed by edict, his alliances were directed against them. The McAulays were
land owners. In the mid 1600's Aulay McAulay exhibited an extravagance which
commenced the decline of this family and their holdings. His son, Archibald McAulay,
was a member of the same council in Dumbarton as John Arrol. Later he was succeeded
by his son, Aulay McAulay. (3)
During the years from 1681 to 1689 John Arrol was a councillor (spelled counsellor in
The History of Dumbartonshire) on the burgh council for Dumbarton. Alexander
McAulay and Archibald McAulay were also council members during this same period.
In addition, the Smollets were active as council members in Dumbarton from circa 1656
through the early 1700's. This included George Smollet, John Smollet, James Smollet
and Tobias Smollet. Tobias Smollet was provost of the council in 1696. John Arrol was
servitor to Commissary Smollet in Edinburgh circa 1 690's and early 1 700's. John married
Helen Currie on 19 April 1698 in Edinburgh. Helen was the daughter of William Currie,
a mariner, of Dumbarton. This was during the time when James Smollet was in the
Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh and before the Union of Scotland with England in 1706.
Another John Arrol, baptized 22 May 1709, and who was later the parochial schoolmaster
in Row, married Janet McAulay, daughter of John McAulay. (4)
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Although the line of descent of all of the above Arrols has not been determined, it is
more than likely that they were related to the Arrols of Helensburgh and Row who were
so prevalent in the area during this time.
The John Arrol who was the council member between 1681 and 1689 may have been
John Arrol, bom circa 1625/1640, the son of Walter Arrol of Caldervan, Stirlingshire.
John Arrol was bom in Cashell, Parish of Buchanan. His sister, Janet Arrol, is known
to have married Patrick McAuley of Row, Dumbartonshire, in 1667. It was his nephew,
John Arrol, baptized in 1 709 in Row, who became the parochial schoolmaster in Row.
There are many Arrols and Arrolls living today who are descendents of John Arrol, bom
in Cashell, circa 1625/1640. It is not known if this is the same John Arrol who was the
counsel member. A facsimile of his signature is contained in The History of
E>umbartonshire published in I860.
II Helensburgh. Parish of Row
The f)arish records for the Parish of Row (now Rhu) reveal a number of Arrol and Arroll
families living in the Parish in the late I600's and 1700's. For the most part the Arrols
and Arrolls lived in the community of Helensburgh, located along the Firth of Gareloch,
Dumbartonshire. The Gareloch is on one of the Lochs of the Clyde located opposite
Greenock. John Arroll, who was baptized 22 May 1709 in Killeam, became schoolmaster
in Row. He is believed to have been a grandson of John Arrol, the counsel member for
the burgh of Dumbartonshire between 1681 and 1689. In the 1700's there was a ferry
landing in Row.
The ferry was a busy scene for days when Carman fair was in the era of its glory.
Droves of cattle would come across from Argyllshire, by the way of Ardentinny and
Rosneath, and horses would cross at Row ferry, by the simple process of making
them swim over after the ferry boat. (5)
It was in this peaceful village that John Arrol, the schoolmaster, met a tragic end. John
was murdered in 1760 and his body thrown into the River Leven;
John Arrol was murdered by a man named Cunningham, who resided in Dumbarton.
The murderer afterwards confessed that he had paid Arrol the sum of thirty pounds,
a debt which he owed, and having got a receipt for the money, stabbed his victim
to the heart with a knife, and after hiding the body for some time in a disused
chimney, he took it one dark night to the Leven and sunk it in a stream.
Cunningham was suspected from the first to have murdered the poor schoolmaster,
and, after the body was recovered from the Leven, he was asked to undergo the trial
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by touch, from the universal belief that if the murderer touched the body of his
victim, the wound would bleed afresh. Cunningham, however, declined the ordeal,
but his conscience gave him no rest, until he confessed his guilt. Arrol's grave is
in the southeast comer of the parish church in Dumbarton, with the inscription,
"Here Lyes the body of John Aroll, schoolmaster, at Ye Row, who Died Februaryi
the 2nd, 1760, aged 52 years," followed by a Latin inscription. (6)
The stone for Arrol's grave is mounted on the south wall of the churchyard, located near
where the south wall intersects with the east wall. (7)
The schoolmaster and his wife, Janet McAulay, had a son, James Arrol. James was bom
circa 1743/44 in the Parish of Row. He succeeded his father as parochial schoolmaster
in Row. James Arrol married Janet McKinley on 2 February 1778 in Row. This couple
had at least ten children all bom in Row between 1779 and 1803. James Arrol died 4
March 1823, age 79 years. He is buried in the Row Parish Churchyard. A table stone
marking his grace may be seen on the center of the far south side of the churchyard. The
stone is inscribed "Jas Arrol, parochial Schoolmaster Row succeeded his father in 1760
& died 4 March 1823." (8)
There is also a grave stone in the Row Churchyard marking the resting place of another
Arrol. This stone is located on the southeast side of the churchyard. It is inscribed, "Wm
Duncan fever Helensburgh 11,8, 1819 w. Isobell Ann Arrol 24, 12, 1819 da. Mary Ann
1 1, — inf " (9) The churchyard in Row contains many markers for the period between
1600 to the 1800's. The grave of Henry Bell, an early pioneer of steam navigation, is
located in this churchyard.
Adjacent to the village of Row, and located within the Parish of Row, is the town of
Helensburgh. Helensburgh, pleasantly situated at the mouth of the Gareloch on a gently
sloping hill, is a model town. The town has wide streets and the houses are principally
villas with tasteful gardens. Helensburgh has no industries, but it is famous as the
birthplace of steam navigation in Europe. The jetty from which Henry Bell made his
early experiments is still to be seen. (10)
The Parish of Row, including the village of Row (now Rhu), and the town of
Helensburgh feature predominately in the Arrol and Arroll heritage. A comment in
regard to the pronunciation and spelling of the name may be of interest.
The sp>elling "Rhu" was introduced only in the 1920's because so many strangers
mispronounced Row, which is really the English form of the Gaelic word rudha,
pronounced "roo-a" and meaning "promontory." The form "Roo," suggested by
some, did not appeal at all to others; nor did the Gaelic "Rudha," which was also
likely to be mispronounced, prove more acceptable. Finally, it was decided to adopt
the hybrid Rhu, which was at least likely to be sounded in the right way. (1 1)
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The Arrols flourished in Helensburgh, in the Parish of Row, well into the 19th Century,
A few of their descendents still reside in Helensburgh. The children of James Arrol and
Janet McKinley married in Row and Helensburgh and raised their families in this district.
Daniel Arroll, bom 20 August 1783, married Margaret Jardine on 20 December 1822 in
Row. Daniel was a labourer and he and his wife raised several children in Row, Their
children included James Arrol and Robert Arrol. James Arrol, bom 31 May 1816,
married Jessie Hood and lived at various times at 1 862 Charing Cross, 7 St, John Street,
and 23 James Street in Helensburgh. Robert Arrol, bom 10 December 1820 in Row, lived
at 65 West Princes Street in Helensburgh where he was a gardener. He died 6 July 1904
at 125 East King Street, Both James and Robert had large families who lived in
Helensburgh during the mid to late 1800's and early 1900's, This Arrol family earned
their livelihood in various occupations: there was a fisherman, a muslin weaver, several
house painters and gardeners, a dressmaker, a baker and a joiner.
Another son of James Arrol and Janet McKinley, James Arrol, bom 8 Febraary 1788,
migrated to Kirkintilloch, a few miles north of Glasgow. Peter Arrol, bom 2 April 1796
in the Parish of Row, married Isabella McFarlane. Peter and his family relocated to
Anderstown, Glasgow.
John Aroll, bom circa 1820/30's in Helensburgh, married Jane Howat on 18 Febmary
1855 in Helensburgh. John was a gardener in Helensburgh. He and Janet had five
children. One son, John Arroll, bom 13 December 1857 on East Clyde Street in
Helensburgh, emigrated to South Africa.
George Blake, who wrote about the communities along the Clyde in his book, "The Firth
of Clyde", had the following to say about the area which encompasses Rhu and
Helensburgh. He writes, "At the beginning of the 19th century the wealthy had built
country or seaside houses in clusters around the perimeter of the Gareloch from
Helensburgh to Garelochhead and down the southern shore to Clynder and Rosneath.
Perhaps nowhere else on the Firth of Clyde, and in few other places in the wide world,
did so much money decree a pleasure dome so solid if so peaceful." The area was a
"sweet enclave, along which the wealthy built high walls about the long gardens that
sloped to the waters on which their lovely yachts lay moored by the score." (12) Within
this environment, Archibald Theodore Arrol, a Company Director, and his wife, Winifred
Edith Bertha Hervey, had a son, Archibald Donald Bateman Arrol, bom 28 September
1911 at Torwood Hill, Helensburgh. Walter Arrol, a merchant and brewer, and his wife,
Margaret Reid Auehincloss, had a son, Colin Archibald Arrol, who was bom in
Helensburgh on 16 July 1916.
Other Arrols and ArroUs from the Parish of Row include Walter Arroll who was bom
circa 1813. He was a wood-carver and a shopkeeper of a fruit shop in Helensburgh. He
married Helen Deborah Hubbard. He was living at 33 West Clyde Street when he died.
This couple had ten children, all bom m Helensburgh. One son, Richard Hubbard Arroll,
bom 24 May 1858, became a master painter in oil, watercolour, and in pen and ink
works. He exhibited his works in Paris. Another son of Walter Arroll and Helen
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Deborah Hubbard, Archibald Arroll, bom 20 May 1866 in Helensburgh, emigrated to
New Zealand.
Many Arrol and Arroll families living today, not only in Scotland but in countries around
the world, including Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, and the United States, can
trace their ancestrj' to the families who were living in and around Helensburgh in the
civil parish of Row (now Rhu) in the 16th and 17th centuries. Some of the families to
which the Arrol/Arrolls of today can trace their ancestry include; James Arroll and Janet
McKinley, Walter Arroll and Helen Deborah Hubbard, Peter Arroll and Isabella
McFarlane and John Arroll and Jane Howat. (The early records show various spellings
of the name in the 16th and 17th centuries, including Aroll, Arrol, Arroll, and other
variants.)
There were Arrolls still living in Helensburgh in 1992. These Arrolls included James and
Jenny Arroll and their family. James operated a joiner and glazier business in
Helensburgh. James and Mar>' Arrol also were living in Helensburgh in 1992, as was
James sister, Jean Hamilton Arrol. Living in Helensburgh in 1987 was Jeanette Arroll
Niven, daughter of Albert and Joanna Arroll of Glasgow. Isobel Neilson Arroll
MacFarlane was in a nursing home in that city in 1987. Isobel was bom 12 Jul 1895.
By virtue of its geographical position, and because of its easy access to Glasgow by a
main road and later by rail, the Gareloch came into the suburban area of Glasgow and
Renfrewshire as early as the 18th century. (13) It was thus a simple matter for the Arrol,
Arrolls and Arrells to migrate from Helensburgh, and from Loch Lomondside, to the
developing industrial cities of Glasgow and Paisley and surrounding areas. In addition,
many emigrated to new frontiers abroad.
Ill Renfrewshire
There are many Arrol families who have resided in Renfrewshire for generations. A
romantic version of how many of these Arrols came to make Renfrewshire their home
is given in Sir Robert Purvis's biography of Sir William Arrol. He writes:
Sir William Arrol's great-grandfather was a Highlandman from Loch Lomond side.
He left that country of Rob Roy for reasons shared at the time in common with
many others from beyond the Highland Line. He had joined in that most gallant,
but, from the first, most desparate enterprise, the romantic rebellion under "Bonnie
Prince Charlie." After the final collapse of the Chevalier's cause in the battle of
Culloden, his remaining adherents were scattered far and wide. The Government
of the day, as a rule, aimed the penalties of high treason only at such of those
concerned as were of high rank; but it was far from safe even for the humblest to
return to their native glens and be exposed to what might be set going against them
by the prating tongue of every village gossip. Thus it was our "Lad wi' the
Philabeg" took care to put the broad waters of the Firth of Clyde between himself
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and his banks and braes of Loch Lomond, a separation as effective or more so than
the English Channel between Great Britain and France in our day. (14)
Sir William's great-grandfather was Charles Arrol. Charles was christened 22 January
1759 in Aberfoyle, Perthshire. Charles Arrol, or Charlie' as he was known, worked as
a collier in Quarrelton Pits near where the Johnstone Railway Station is today. The
Arrols were soon raising families and working in Houston, Johnstone, Kilbarcan, Paisley,
Barrhead, Glasgow, and surrounding areas.
Johnstone
Johnstone is sometimes known as the "engineering burgh". It was founded in 1781 by
George Houston, laird of Johnstone, to take advantage of the introduction of the
manufacture of cotton yard by mill machinery. By 1837 there were eleven cotton mills
in the town. Before the age of ten, in order to get employment, William Arrol, later Sir
William, worked for half-a-crown a week as a thread boy, or "piecer", in a cotton mill
in Johnstone (1849-50). James Arrol married Mary Thomson on 2 November 1858 in
Johnstone. In 1840, James Arrol, a half-brother of William, bom circa 1810, was a
foreman in a textile mill in Johnstone. His daughter, Bethia Arrol, who lived on Rankin
Street in Johnstone, married John Robertson on the 13 December 1873 at Ludovic Square,
Johnstone. Mary Arrol married a Mr. Gamer on the 25th of June 1873 in Johnstone.
Kilbarchan
Kilbarchan, a small town near Paisley in Renfrewshire, has played a prominent role in
its two major industries of coal mining and weaving. A great wealth of coal has been
mined from the area. During the mid- 18th century there were over 1,000 hand looms
operating in Kilbarchan. The town's name is probably derived from three Gaelic words,
viz. Kil, a cell, Brae, a hill, and Chan, a vale or plain, and thus signify the "chapel of
the hill-bounded vale." A number of the early residents of Kilbarchan were Arrols. It
is difficult to be able to fully trace the line of descent of some of the early Arrols because
the parish register of proclamations and baptisms has been partly destroyed or mutilated.
Such as were in existence continued in a loose and confused state until the session-clerk
collected them, as far as possible, and transcribed them into one volume. The earliest
date of the register of baptisms is 14 June 1700. There are two or three interruptions of
which one of these extended twenty-six years from 1714 to 1740. Records have been
regularly kept since 1840. The record of baptisms is not complete, "as scarcely any of
the Dissenters register is included." In 1838 it was reported that in the population of
Kilbarchan, which exceeded "2,000 souls, there were only six Roman Catholics." (15)
John Arrol, an engineer, and half-brother of Sir William Arrol, married Barbara Mclnnes
of Kilbarchan in 1840. Records show that this is the first Arrol family to emigrate to the
United States. Another John Arrol, not known to be related to the above family, was b
19 November 1861 and married Mary Deans on the 27th of April 1888 at Steeple Square,
Kilbarchan. Mary lived at 13 Ewing Street, Kilbarchan. John had a shoemaker's shop
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on Steeple Street in Kilbarchan. The couple raised their family in Kilbarchan, including
sons William, bom May of 1889, and Alexander, bom June of 1891, both in Kilbarchan.
The family lived near the tram tum around site in Kilbarchan.
Paisley
For a number of generations, a great number of Arrols have called Paisley their home.
There can be little doubt that the Arrols have played an important part in this town's
history. Paisley owes its basic prosperity to the Coats family of thread mill fame. J. &
P. Coats had two large factories in the town which at one time employed 10,000 workers,
the majority of which were women. The firm expanded world wide, opening factories
in India, Peru, United States, and Spain as well as some underdeveloped countries. In
1990 the Paisley work force at the Coats works is about 2,000 in one factory. The
history of the shawl trade forms an important era in the history of the town. The
ingenious weavers of Paisley invented a shawl-loom which enabled the textile
manufacturers to make India imitations in soft silk, spun silk, cotton, and in mixtures of
all three. During the 1800's, silk striped scarfs and turbans were made which were called
zebras. The manufacturers in Paisley made imitations of India shawls and genuine
cashmere shawls. One of the chief staples of the shawl trade was the manufacture of the
fine soft feeling thibet shawl. In the period 1823-1840, crape dresses. Damask and
embroidered shawls were all manufactured in Paisley.
Thomas Arrol, the grandson of Charlie Arrol', moved his family to Paisley in 1850. His
son, William Arrol, bom 1839, was employed in the turning shop of Coats Cotton Thread
Manufacturing Co. in the work of making bobbins. In 1853 William Arrol was
apprenticed to a blacksmith in Paisley. One of William Arrol's tasks was to prepare
"singit sheep's head." In the biography of Sir William Arrol, when William was fourteen
years of age, we find the following description of his task:
...a national dish second only to the haggis itself is a "singit sheep's head." Before
the head is cooked it is necessary to singe off the wool carefully with a red-hot iron.
It is the privilege of the apprentice who performs this function, "the barber," as he
is called, to enjoy the perquisites arising therefrom. As might be expected of him,
Arrol became known as an operator of singular care and completeness. The good
people of Paisley were glad to secure his services by adequate remuneration,
whereby at the end of the week "Wullie" often found himself if not "rich beyond
the wealth of kings," ...yet at any rate with so much as four or five pennies in his
pocket to be added to his regular savings. (16)
John Arrol, bom circa 1783, was a handloom weaver who married Ann Tytler in May
1815 in Paisley. Their son, James Arrol, was bom in Paisley circa 1822-24. He married
Jean Butchert on 16 Jun 1843 in Paisley. They had several children bom in Paisley,
including Elizabeth, bom circa 1853/54; Jane bom 27 May 1857; James bom 26 August
1859; Agnes bom 16 January 1862; and George bom 31 March 1864.
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Thomas Airol, bom 14 May 1816 in Paisley, was a cotton spinner in Johnstone early in
his career. He was a foreman in a thread mill at 8 Back Row, Ferguslie, Paisley and was
a manager of Coats' Thread Mill, Paisley. His son, Thomas Arrol, bom the 27th
September 1835 at Houston, was married in Paisley to Isabell Waddell on 26 December
1861. The couple raised their family in Paisley. James Arrol, baptized 27 May 1841 at
Paisley, married Ellen Arthur Young. James was a seagoing engineer. He later gave up
the sea to join his brother. Sir William Arrol, in Sir William's bridge and crane business.
Their daughter, Margaret Wilson Arrol, was bom in Paisley on 18 May 1869. Other
children of Thomas Arrol bom in Paisley included John Hodgart Arrol, bom 5 October
1844, a pattem maker; Charles Arrol, bom 13 October 1846, graduated from the
University of Glasgow in 1869, took his post graduate work at the University of Glasgow
and graduated as a medical doctor in 1885; Mary Arrol, bom 9 July 1854 in Paisley;
Bethia Arrol, bom 17 June 1840; Charles Arrol, bom 31 July 1842; Jean Arrol, bom 26
June 1844; William Arrol, bom 11 July 1846; Mary Arrol, bom 16 November 1848, a
milliner; and Margaret Arrol, bom 6 April 1852. All were bom in Paisley.
Barrhead
At the beginning of the 20th century Barrhead was a small country town. It is situated
about seven miles to the southwest of the Glasgow city centre, the nearest district of
which was Thomliebank which is four miles from Barrhead. At that time the four miles
were all green countryside except for the small village of Nitshill. These four miles have
now been completely built up primarily with housing schemes to take the overspill from
the Glasgow slums.
Barrhead was an industrial town and its main employer was Shanks & Co. Sanitary
Engineers. This company was known all over the world and now trades under the name
Armitage Shanks. The firm made the bathroom fixtures that were installed on the Queen
Mary. At the beginning of the 20th century they were pioneers in sewage disposal.
Representatives from all of the large cities and towns in the United Kingdom visited the
company as it was the foremnner of sewage disposal as it is known today. To this date
the firm remains the principal employer in the town.
Other industries in town at the time were iron foundries, brass foundries, and textile
printing works. The first two are now greatly reduced and the third, textile printing, no
longer exists.
There have been Arrolls in Barrhead as far back as the early 1800's. Peter Arroll
relocated from Helensburgh and eventually settled in Barrhead sometime between 1865
and 1870 when he lived in Anderston, Glasgow. Peter Arroll and his wife had three sons
bom in Barrhead: Anthony Miller Arrol in April 1870; James Arroll in January 1874; and
John Donald Arroll in April 1877.
Elizabeth "Lizzie' Arrol of Springbum, Glasgow married Thomas Kelly of Barrhead in
Barrhead in June 1906. Anthony Miller Arroll married Jessie Drysdale Carse in June
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1907 and this couple had three childrbn bom in Barrhead. Jessie Mills Arroll was bom
in Barrhead in April 1908 and her brother, Robert Arroll, was bom in February 1911.
Robert was bom on the edge of town at Cross stobbs in a "But and Ben' attached to the
Cross Stobbs Inn.
Robert Arroll was raised in a four storied tenement housing twelve families. It had one
washhouse to serve everyone. Each family could use the washhouse only one day a
fortnight. A line was kept for anyone with a new baby. Friends often allowed each other
to go in after them so that two families often washed clothes in the same wash water.
That same wash water was then used to give baths afterwards. Each landing in the
tenement had a toilet shared by three families. Each home had a black lead stove and
was lit by gas lights.
Robert, who lived in Forfar in 1988, recalled a man who would stand on Paisley Road
outside his door with a green and red flag. His job was to direct the tramcars on the
single tramcar line that ran in the centre of the road. He also remembers that the streets
had gas lamps that were lit and put out by Jonny the Lerrie.'
IV Lanarkshire
Glasgow
A large number of Arrols and Arrolls have either lived, or still live, in Glasgow, or have
relatives who have lived there. The only other large city in Scotland that is claimed by
a large number of Arrols and Arrolls as their home is nearby Paisley. Towards the end
of the 19th century, Glasgow, which had a population of about 800,000 at that time,
proudly claimed itself to be the "Second City of the British Empire" and was the sixth
largest city in Europe. The city was a great industrial and commercial center. There
were shipbuilding yards along the Clyde as well as major manufacturing works in the
locomotive, iron, steel, bridge buildmg, textile and chemical industries.
Among the "new things" that came to Glasgow towards the end of the Victorian era were
electric trams, electric lights and telephones. In the 1890's the most important event was
the introduction of electric trains. In the mid-1800's transportation was by cabriolets,
omnibuses, noddies (with two wheels) and minibuses (with four wheels). All of these
vehicles were drawn with horses. It was dreadfully uncomfortable to travel in the
omnibuses. The passenger was exposed to the weather outside, and inside, where it was
assumed the ladies would travel, there was no ventilation.
On wet days the floor was covered with damp, smelly straw. For many decades a great
deal of the traveling was done on local railway lines. After 1884 there were a dozen
small twin-screw passenger steamers, called Cluthas after the Gaelic name for the Clyde,
that carried passengers for 3 1/2 miles along the Clyde for a penny. The Arrols living
in Partick and Govan made good use of these fondly recalled small ships.
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After the electric tramcars were introduced in the late 1890's, spectacular reductions in
travel time took place. The first underground railways were started in 1896, but it was
not until some years following World War I, after the system was electrified, that the
public really accepted the system. (17)
In the evenings Glaswegians would go downtown to restaurants and pubs along
Sauchiehall Street. Late suppers of fish and pastries washed down with Chianti were
served. Sauchiehall Street was the Piccadilly of Glasgow. It was the brightest and gayest
street in Glasgow. The Sauchiehall Street of the turn of the century would be
unrecognizable today. The Arrols and ArroUs of the era would no doubt have patronized
the tea rooms of the city. Glasgow was famous for its tea-rooms. Scones and cakes were
set on tables and the customer would tell the waitress what they had eaten when she
wrote out the bill.
At the turn of the century Argyle Street was the street of Glasgow. It was the most
cosmopolitan street in the city. Although it contained several large stores, one held a
predominate position - Anderson's Royal Polytechnic. (18)
The Arrols and Arrolls of that era lived in tenement buildings as did the majority of
Glaswegians. Both the middle-class and the working-class lived in these four story
buildings that covered the city. The early tenements had stone walls that were two or
more feet m thickness. Because of the great thickness the walls acted as monumental
sponges for the city's rainfall. The middle-class residents lived in fiats that contained
high ceilings, wide windows, and from three or four rooms. The more fortunate tenants
lived in six or seven rooms.
The working-class, called the "artisan class' by the city fathers, had two rooms with a
kitchen and a bathroom. Some had a room and kitchen with either a bathroom that
mcluded a water-closet, or a water-closet alone. All of the nineteenth century tenements
had one or more "box-beds" built quite often into a recess in the walls of the sitting room
and always into the walls of the kitchen. Before the turn of the century the sanitary
facilities were outdoors in a communal "privy" in their constricted backyards. Later
tenements would have water-closets that were shared by the occupants of more than one
landing, and in many cases by all the inhabitants of the building. Most certainly the
facilities were smelly, damp and dirty. The population density in Glasgow was as high
as 528 persons to the acre. This was more than anywhere else in all of Great Britain.
(19). In 1861 over 63 percent of the total population of the city lived at a density of
more than two persons to a room. Many lived 3 and 4 to a room. (20)
The principal source of heating was the open coal-burning range that let in to the
chimney breast in the kitchen wall. This had a fire-box of about one cubic foot capacity,
lined on three sides with fire-brick and fronted by vertical cast iron bars, at the top of
which was a horizontal steel cross-bar that pivoted outwards and downwards to
accommodate the larger pots. At the lower front of the fire-box was a small steel
platform, or "hob", and beneath the box was a capacious ash-pan.
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The cooking oven was at one side of the fire-box and was heated by an arrangement of
the draught fiues. This type kitchen range was the pride of the Glasgow house-wives.
(21)
The city of Glasgow is divided into a number of districts. Some of these districts, such
as Bridgeton, where many Arrols lived, were at one time villages in their own right.
Arrols who lived in Bridgeton included James Arrol, bom in 1858 in Bridgeton. He
married Agnes Stobo in Dennistoun in 1878. Their son, James Stobo Arrol, married his
cousin Margaret Stobo Arrol. This couple raised a large family on Montgomery Street
and then on Nuneaton Street in Bridgeton. They lived across the street from Sir William
Arrol's engineering works. Many descendents of this family now reside in New Zealand,
Australia, and in Glasgow, Scotland. Another Arrol family lived on Nuneaton Street in
Bridgeton. This was John Hodgart Arrol and his wife Mary Brodie. This couple was
married in Bridgeton and their first child, Thomas Brodie Arrol, was bom at 301
Nuneaton Street in 1872. William Arrol, who was married to Ellen Stevenson in 1855,
raised a family of five children at 4 Little Street in Bridgeton in the 1860's. James Arrol,
nephew of Sir William Arrol, was bom in Bridgeton in 1878.
Regardless of whether or not a district of Glasgow was originally a village, each district
usually generated a great deal of loyalty. Dennistoun, in particular, generated this loyalty
so much so that the Arrols of Dennistoun, when asked where they come from, would not
say "Glasgow", but would reply as if there were only one possible answer, "Dennistoun!"
Dennistoun is perhaps the most "individual" district in all of Glasgow. (22)
Walter Provan Arrol, who was employed by the Ministry of Labour, was bom on
Statefield Street in Dennistoun in 1894. His brother, William Arrol, who had a bacon
and smoked ham business, was bom in Dennistoun in 1898. They were the sons of
William Arrol, a blacksmith, who was married to Agnes Provan in Dennistoun in 1887.
Walter Arrol, an ironforger, was bom in 1877 in Dennistoun and married Robina
Hazeldine. Their son, Robert Hazeldine Arrol, was bom in Dennistoun in 1904. John
Arrol, bom 1 886 in Springbum, married Elizabeth Margaret Stewart at Blackfriar's Manse
in Dennistoun in 1907. John was later taken prisoner during World War I when he was
serving as a machine gunner in France. Alice Arrol, daughter of James Arrol of Paisley,
and a niece of Sir William Arrol, was bom in 1876 in Dennistoun. Alice married Dr.
James Philip. Her younger brother and sister, Robert Alexander Arrol and Ellen Young
Arrol, were bom on Baltic Street in Bridgeton in the early 1880's.
The nearby districts of Camlachie and Parkhead was the home of Walter Arroll and
Margaret Haddow who were married in 1843. Their children and grandchildren were
raised in Camlachie through the 1920's. Descendents of this family now live in
Lancashire, England. The family of John Hodgart Arrol and Mary Brodie lived at 309
London Road, Camlachie, with three of their eldest children being bom in the district in
the 1870's.
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In Glasgow there was rivalry between the East Enders and West Enders, but this was not
nearly as strong as the "differences" felt between the South Siders and North Siders. On
the south side of the Clyde a number of Arrols and Arrolls called Govan home. Govan
was the fifth largest city in Scotland before being absorbed by Glasgow in 1912. The
Govan Old Fair and the Govan Weavers' Society held their annual events in June of each
year. These events, held on the same day, brought out the entire population of Glasgow.
During the parades the Govan Weavers, wearing their sashes, aprons and chains of office,
marched along the main street. They carried with them the Sheep's Head (the stuffed
head of a large ram) which was part of their insignia. The northern boundiy of Govan
consisted almost entirely of shipbuilding yards. Most members of the Govan Weavers
in more recent years were not weavers at all, but were connected with the shipbuilding
industry or other trades. (23)
William Arrol married Mary Robertson in Govan Church m 1874. George Arroll, bom
in 1860, resided in Govan through 1933. His son, Alfred James Arrol, a pastry baker,
married Joanna Smith Stroner, a confectionery worker, in Govan in 1928. Their daughter,
Jannette Esther Birse Arroll, was bom in Govan in 1944. William Brodick Hazeldine
Arrol, bom 1911, married Grace Robson. This family, along with their children, lived
in Govan in the 1950's.
Across the river, on the north side of the Clyde, are located two of the most independent
districts, Maryhill and Springbum. Both are former villages. William Arroll, who
married Sarah Ann McMeekin in 1849, lived in the general area of Springbum, including
the districts of Old Monkland, Maryhill and Possilpark. This family had a number of
children and grandchildren who were employed in the locomotive works in Springbum
at the turn of the century. They resided in either Springbum or the surrounding districts,
including Maryhill, Old Monkland, Possilpark and St. Rollox. There are many
descendents of this family now living in Canada, the United States and in areas around
Glasgow. Archibald Eraser Graham Arroll was bom in Maryhill in 1894, the son of
Archibald Arroll and Margaret Kinghom. Robert Arrol, who was married to Elizabeth
Ruddy in 1910, lived in St. Rollox. Robert was a carter on the docks of Glasgow. This
couple had a number of children who were bom in St. Rollox when the family resided
there in the 1910-1920 period. In addition to Scotland, this family has many descendents
living in England and in the United States.
Another district that Arrols called home in the the late 1800's and early 1900's was
Calton. Calton was a burgh from 1817 and in 1844 attempted to annex Bridgeton,
thereby causing a great deal of rivalry between the two areas in the mid 1800's. The
youngest three children of John Stobo Arrol and Margaret Stobo Arrol were bom in
Calton in the late 1920's and early 1930's.
At least three Arrols have been a Burgess of the City of Glasgow. From 1600 a license
was required to trade in the City of Glasgow. The granting of such a license indicated
that the grantee had the necessary financial backing to engage in such an enterprise. The
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City Chambers of the City of Glasgow has the records on file of those who are burgesses.
These records are summarized in the table above.
This review of the districts of Glasgow and a few of the Arrol and Arroll families who
lived in these districts offers only a snapshot of this great city and those Arrols and
Arrolls who called Glasgow their home in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Arrols and
ARROL BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW
DATE
NAME
OCCUPATION
DESIGNATION
BY WHAT
MEANS
15 Aug
James Arrol
Hammerman
Engineer-Dalmar-
At Far Hand
1892
nock Iron Works
(a)
14 Feb
1906
Thomas Arrol
Hammerman
Engineer
By His Father
14 Feb
32 Falklands
(b)
1906
Mansions
William Arrol
Hammerman
Engineer
By His Father
47 Kelvinside
(b)
Gardens
(a) At Far Hand - means he was the first "Arrol' to have a burgess,
i. e. license to trade,
(b) By His Father - means that the burgess was obtained from their
father.
Arrolls have lived, and still live, in all parts of this vast city. Among other districts
where Arrols and Arrolls have lived include, Bishopbriggs, Partick, Kinning Park,
Townhead, Alderston, Dalmamock, Cowcaddens, Hutchesontown, Govanhill, and
Pollokshields.:
Biggar
"London's big, but Biggar's Biggar." This has been the long standing joke in this small
town southeast of Glasgow in Lanarkshire. (24) Biggar played an important part in
Scottish history during the years 1660 and 1688 - the period of the Covenant. Every one
of the twelve ministers of Biggar resigned rather than submit to the demand for
conformity to Prelacy. These ministers were imprisoned and persecuted for their beliefs.
One of the ministers died a martyr's death. (25) Biggar is also known as the home of
William Gladstone, Prime Minister and one of the most prominent figures in the political
history of the Victorian era of the United Kingdom. (26) Biggar features to an extent in
the fascinating life of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. One of the four young Maries who
was an attendant to Mary Queen of Scots was Mary Fleming. Mary Fleming was of
royal ancestry. James IV was her grandfather and her mother was probably Lady Agnes
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Stewart, the Countess of Bothwell. Her home was the Fleming seat at Boghall Castle,
Biggar. Only a few crumbling ruins in a cow pasture stand testament to what was once
an important castle at the strategic point where the valleys of Tweed and Clyde all but
join. A link with the family remains in Biggar in the town's annual March Riding
Celebration with a young girl, known as the Fleming Queen, chosen to preside over the
festivities. The last church to be built in Scotland before the Reformation also stands in
Biggar. It is largely unchanged since those days. Biggar was also the home of George
Arrol, bom 1860, and Mary Anderson in the 1890's. Their grandson, William Wilson
Arrol, was bom in Biggar m 1920. In 1991 Sheila Arrol and her husband, William Conn,
operated a mens and ladies goods shop in the town of Biggar.
Wishaw and Motherwell
Wishaw and Motherwell in the Parish of Cambusnethan have been home to a number of
Arrol households. Walter Arrol (originally spelled Errol) was bom in Glasgow in 1878
and he married on the 3rd of December 1897 to Robina Hazeldine. Their first two
children were bom in Glasgow. However, shortly before the birth of their third child,
Walter, on the 23rd of April 1902, the family relocated to Wishaw. The family had five
more children, all bom in the two communities of Wishaw and Motherwell and in the
surroundmg communities in the parishes of Cambusnethan and Dalziel. Many of these
children were married in Wishaw and raised their families in this area. Although a
number of descendents of Walter Arroland Robina Hazeldine emigrated to Canada and
to England, there are still some of their descendents remaining in the area.
The name Wishaw comes from schaw, a wood. Wishaw was well wooded. Travelers
going to Coalness had to pass through this wooded area and this area came to be known
as via schaw or wi-shaw. Prior to 1839 the slopes of the Clyde valley were still covered
with fmit farms and were well wooded. The neighboring town of Motherwell originally
took its name from a pre-Reformation healing well, now the Carflin Grotto. The
communities of Wishaw and Motherwell, which amalgamated in 1920, lie about 14 1/2
miles southeast of Glasgow.
The first heavy industry in Wishaw was the Coltness Iron Works, founded in 1839. The
chief factor in the physical development of the area was the mining of coal. There was
a major colliery, Kingshill No. 1, located in the parish of Cambusnethan and this resulted
in major industry being attracted to the area. The first railway between Glasgow and
Carlisle was completed in 1848 and passed through the parish just to the west of Wishaw.
With the coming of the railway, new industries sprang into existence alongside it. Blast
fumaces for iron smelting and factories for the manufacture of iron-later steel-were the
dominant features In 1880 a loop railway line was opened, bringing the railway to
Wishaw itself. In 1881, sixty -one daily trains arrived at and left from the two stations
in Wishaw.
When the Arrols first located in the area at the beginning of the 20th century, Wishaw
and Motherwell were important centers for coal, iron, and the steel trades. However, the
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communities suffered severely in the depression between the two world wars. The Arrols
who lived in Wishaw and Motherwell were involved in such occupations as iron forgers,
mine surveyors, confectionery makers, clock manufacturers, truck drivers and bus drivers.
Walter Arrol, bom in Wishaw in 1927, his brother, Robert Hazeldine Arrol, who was
bom in Wishaw in 1931, and their cousin, Walter Arrol, bom in Motherwell in 1927,
recall Robert driving a two-wheel "wee" horse cart for Bell's Bakery in Wishaw when
Robert was a youth. He picked up the newly baked goods and drove the cart up a steep
hill several times a day to deliver the cakes.
In recent years the basic industries have been significantly reduced. Following the
depression of the 1930's, Wishaw never recovered its place as an industrial town. There
were some engineering works, confectionery manufacturers, and knitting factories
remaining in the late 1980's, but basic industry was at a much reduced level. (27)
Many Arrols and Arrols migrated in the 1600's and 1700's from Stirlingshire to
Helensburgh. In the 1800's they migrated to Glasgow and the areas adjacent to Glasgow.
Other Arrols and Arrolls migrated directly from the glens near Loch Lomond (where
records show that the Arrols resided from the 1300's through the 1600's) directly to
Renfrewshire, including the communities of Johnstone, Kilbarchin, Houston and Paisley.
In the late 1700's and early 1800's there were a number of Arrol and Arroll families
residing in Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire as well as Dumbartonshire. The microfiche
records of the Church of the Latter Day Saints list about 50 names in Dumbartonshire and
Renfrewshire for births and marriages during the approximate period 1710 to 1855.
There are 140 names listed for Lanarkshire for births and marriages in these records for
the same period.
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CHAPTER IV
OCCUPATIONS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY
The occupations of the Axrols and Arrolls during the 18th and early part of the 19th
century are easily identified from a study of the marriage, birth and death certificates of
the period. Durmg this time period there were Arrols and Arrolls working in the growing
industrial cities of Paisley and Glasgow and the surrounding urban areas. They were
involved in the textile industry, in the shipbuilding and shipping industries, in the coal
mines, in automobile production, as engineers, and in various professional and artistic
capacities.
Paisley and Glasgow were heavily involved in the textile industry. Paisley was the shawl
capital of the world and Glasgow was primarily a cotton town until the middle of the
nineteenth century. In support of the cotton mills a number of firms in the area began
building steam engines of various kinds for the textile mdustry. A succession of financial
crises, and ultimately the American Civil War, finished the cotton industry for Scotland.
The gaps in activity were quickly filled by metal and engineering enterprises.
From their beginning, engines attracted Scottish industrialists. The application of steam
fKJwer to ships provided a great opportunity for the industrialists. This same period saw
steel take the place of iron for heavy structures. Glasgow became a successful center of
heavy engineering with emphasis on locomotive manufacturing and shipbuilding.
Textiles
There was immense expansion in the linen and cotton textile industry between 1780 and
1860 and the industry continued strong until the 1860's. Cotton-spinning, which had been
introduced in the 1780's, had grown so rapidly that in Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire,
where most of the cotton-mills had been built, it completely ousted linen. In Scotland's
economy the importance of cotton was secondary only to farming. (1)
All through the 1 800's and into the 1 900's there were Arrols and Arrolls employed in the
textile industry. Perhaps 50 to 60 percent of the Arrols and Arrolls residing in
Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire in the early and mid-1800's were involved in the textile
industry. Some of those participating in the industry were: John Arrol, bom 29 April
1781 in the Parish of Row (Rhu), a muslin weaver in the 1850's; James Arrol, bom 8
Febmary 1788, a weaver in Kirkintilloch in the early 1800's; Thomas Arrol, bom circa
1820/30, a warper in 1874 in Glasgow; James Arrol, bom circa 1822/31, a weaving
factory beamer in mid to late 1800's in Glasgow; William Arrol bom 1827/30 in
Kirkintilloch, a cotton weaver in the 1850's; William Arrol (later Sir William Arrol), bom
13 February 1839, a thread boy, or piecer, in Johnstone at the age of ten, and a bobbin
maker in Coats's Thread Manufactory in 1815 in Paisley; Elizabeth Withers Arrol, bom
circa 1852, a thread winder in 1874 in Glasgow; Margaret Buchanan Arrol, bom circa
55
1856/58,3 cotton loom weaver; Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ruddy Airol, bom circa 1890, a cotton
millworker in 1910 in Glasgow, and Robert Arrol, bom 1 February 1911, a works
manager of a textile factory in Paisley, 1935-1976.
As there were so many Arrol and Arrolls involved in the textile industry, some comments
in regard to weavers made by the author of Kirkintilloch - Town and Parish may be in
order. "Weavers have always been noted throughout Scotland for their intelligence,
possibly more than those of any other occupation; eager for knowledge, great
readers— especially of the newspapers— and keen politicians... It has been stated that
weavers make the best soldiers'; first, because they were well set up' and, second,
because they had not been spoiled by eating too much beef This means that a weavers
occupation did not tend to make him stoop like that of a shoemaker or tailor; neither did
it stiffen his limbs by hard or heavy manual labour, such as a blacksmith or ploughman.
Thus when weavers entered the ranks they were well set up,' and stood straight.
That weavers were better adapted for soldiers because of not eating too much beef must
be a puzzle to an Englishman, and no doubt to young Scotsmen of the present day. It
just means that weavers used more oatmeal than beef, and consequently, were more spry'
and sprightly, and took up their drill quicker and better than men who were spoiled by
eating too much beef
And there is no mystery about it. Oatmeal was the staple food of the Scottish people for
hundreds of years, and it may almost be said that they maintained their independence by
its means. ..our forefathers were wise men: they despised roast beef, stuck to oatmeal, and
fought all their battles by its means from Bannockbum right onwards." (2)
Coal Mining
Coal has been "worked" in Scotland since the twelfth century. Small mines had been
opened in various parts of Glasgow by the beginning of the eighteenth century... (3) By
1778 there were ten collieries in the vicinity of the city... The coal fields of Old
Monkland and New Monkland were developed twelve miles east of the city, and it was
to facilitate a plentiful supply of coal from this area that the Monkland Canal, completed
in 1790, was built. By the middle of the nineteenth century a million tons of coal were
coming into Glasgow annually. (4)
The Arrols were employed in this basic industry. Charles Arrol, bom 22 January 1759,
was a collier in Quarrelton Pits, near where now is Johnstone Railway Station. Sir
Robert Purvis, in his biography of Sir William Arrol writes, "During the next two
generations some of the Arrol family continued to work as colliers in the same district.
A great trial befell them, in one of those coal-pit accidents which are still so common in
our own days... two of Sir William's boy-uncles were at work with others in the old Gig
Pit, when suddenly it was flooded ("drowned" as the Scottish colliers call it) from the
abandoned workings of a still older pit. The two boys with the instinct of
self-preservation crept, in the darkness, on hands and knees up an incline as far as they
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were able. Fortunately the place they had reached was above the highest level of the
rising flood. There for ten days and eleven nights, entombed alive, without food or light',
with only dirty water to drink, the two boys endured (a great deal). ..they. ..signalled
continually by (knocking) as loud as they could ... When at last they were restored to
light and life, they found that all their comrades in the pit were dead." (5)
William Arrol, bom circa 1 827/30 in Kirkintilloch, was married to Sarah Ann McMeekin,
a woman from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He was a coal miner in Old Monkland
in the 1850/60 period. The family raised several children in Old Monkland. /\jiother
major coal mining area in the mid- 19th century was the burgh of Lochgelly in Fife. The
town owes its prosperity to coal. Due to renovations undertaken by the National Coal
Board, the unprepossessing miner's rows have been replaced by modem housing and
many of the hideous scars of the mining era have been removed and landscaped. Two
Arrols are known to have been coal miners in the Lochgelly area: 1) George Arrol, who
was bom in 1864; and 2) William Arrol, his nephew, who was bom in 1888. William
married Jane Bogie of Lochgelly.
Engineering
The rise of heavy industry in Glasgow is reflected in the various occupations of the
Arrol/Arrolls. As a result of the mechanization of the textile industry, and stimulated by
the development of the steamship from 1812 onwards, mechanical engineering rose into
prominence in Glasgow. The steam engine industry developed in Glasgow initially
because of the power requirements of the collieries and textile factories. Simultaneously,
with the application of iron to shipbuilding, came the enormous demand for the metal
created by railway development. The railways not only stimulated the iron industry, but
brought a new branch of mechanical engineering to Glasgow - locomotive construction.
By the second half of the nineteenth century, Glasgow was dominant in both shipbuilding
and locomotive manufacture. (6)
William Arrol, a civil engineer, was known as "the most famous Glasgow engineer during
the last decades of the nineteenth century." (7) He founded the firm "Sir William Arrol
and Company" in 1868. This firm was one of Scotland's oldest and most famous
engineering enterprises when it closed in July of 1986. The firm built bridges, power
stations, and cranes all over the world. These included the Firth of Forth Railway Bridge,
the Tay Bridge and the Tower Bridge in London. Willam Arrol was knighted by Queen
Victoria for the building of the Forth Bridge. (8)
Sir William Arrol's brother, James Arrol, bom 1841, was a seagoing engineer but gave
that up to go into business with Sir William. Sir William Arrol's nephew, Thomas Arrol,
bom 1872, was in charge of the Engineering Shop at Dalmamock Works. James Arrol's
son, William Arrol, bom 1874, was a mechanical engineer. William Arrol's son,
Alexander, bom 1908, was also a mechanical engineer. Alexander's two sons in turn
were both engineers. Stuart Arrol, bom 1 947, was a mechanical engineer and his brother,
Martin, bom 1950, was a civil engineer. William J. Arrol, bom circa 1920's, a Ph.D.,
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was in charge of Central Research for Joseph Lucas Ltd., Warwickshire, England in the
1960's.
Locomotive Manufacturing
From about the 1850's through the 1930's the Springbum District of Glasgow was the
locomotive capital of the world. Located in this District was the Saint Rollox Works, the
headquarters and works for the North British Railway Company, Neilson, Reid & Co's
Hyde Park Works, and the Atlas Works of Sharp, Stewart & Co. Within a space of
half-mile was located the greatest concentration of railway interests and railway skills in
the world, including four company works and private builders of locomotives.
Springbum sits on high ground, some 350 feet above the center of Glasgow. From this
vantage point the city of Glasgow was laid out like a map below. The cranes of the
Clyde shipyards were to be seen in the west, and in the north the mountains of Ben
Lomond and Ben More were visible. (9) Springbum, and the neighbormg districts of
Possilpark, St. Rollox and Maryhill, was the home and place of employment for many
Arrols at the turn of the century.
Some of the Arrol/Arrolls who knew the busy intersections of Springbum Road, Cowlairs
Road, and Keppochhill Road, along with such arteries as Parlimentary Road, Vulcan
Street and Castle Street, were as follows;
John Arrol, bom 1856 at Kirkintilloch, moved to the Springbum District where he was
an iron moulder. His brother, William Arrol, bom 1861 at Old Monkland, also lived in
Springbum and was an iron moulder for the Hyde Park North British Locomotive Works.
John's son, Walter Arrol, bom 1897, was a model builder and machine repairman. Two
of three sons of William Arrol, William, bom Springbum in 1885 and John, bom in
Springbum 1886/87, were also employed at the North British Locomotive Works as iron
moulders. The third son, Albert Arrol, bom in Springbum in 1897, was an engine erector
for the L.N.E.R. locomotive works, Cowlairs, Springbum for some thirty years. James
Arrol, bom 1919, who made his home in Barmulloch (1988), a district adjacent to
Springbum, worked as a steel roller for British Steel and as a machine man for British
Rail from 1934 through 1984.
The locomotives produced in the Springbum locomotive works were shipped all over the
world. They were taken from the works just before midnight and two traction engines
eased the mammoth locomotives on 16 wheel articulated trailers out into Vulcan Street.
The top of the boiler was sheeted with rubber because of the tram wires that were some
six inches above it during most of the journey. Representatives of the tramway
department were in attendance just in case of accidents. Also present was an official
from the water department because a Hyde Park engine had once sunk down through the
road and burst a water main. Albert Arrol was proud and protective of his engines and
was also in attendance. John Thomas gives us a sense of the excitement when there was
a particularly large engine being sent off to India, South Africa or the Far East:
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"Just before midnight the traction engines, their copper-capped stacks billowinjj
yellow smoke, eased their load up the gentle slope of Vulcan Street, round the
tricky right-angled bend into the main road. The great locomotive, its boiler as high
as the first storey of the surrounding tenements, was trundled town-wards at a brisk
walking pace watched by the spectators on the pavements, and followed by officials
on foot and in vehicles. Wee boys in pyjamas, let out of bed specially for this great
occasion, had their faces pressed against the glass of their bedroom windows.
Round the elbow bend of Springbum Road and down the hill past Saint RoUox it
went, and at Inchbelly bridge there were precious few inches to spare between the
chimney cap and the bottom of the girders. ..the engine (spent) the night passing
down Castle Street and Parliamentary Road, Sauchiehall Street and St. Vincent
Street, eventually to arrive alongside ...Strobcross Quay." (10)
Springbum is no longer a great railway community. The North British Locomotive Co.
ceased to exist by 1963, and the deserted, derelict, broken down buildings of the Atlas
and Hyde Park works stretched like an abscess over acres of ground in the heart of
Springbum. By 1987 most of the factories and tenements of Keppochhill Road,
Springbum Road, Cowlairs Road in Springbum were gone. New highways and housing
projects obliterated the old Springbum. Nonetheless, even in 1987, the great days of
Springbum are recalled fondly by Ellen Arrol, the widow of Albert Arrol, the engine
erector. Ellen Arrol, living in Cumbemauld in retirement, recalls her husband, Albert
Arrol, bom 25 March 1897, watching over each locomotive as it left the works and
accompanying it on its trip to the docks of Glasgow. She recalls vividly the scenes such
as described above by John Thomas as the engines were shipped to the far comers of the
world. Ellen knew John Thomas, as did all the men in the works, as he spent a great
deal of the time in the factory doing research for his book.
Shipbuilding and Shipping
St. RoUox, the adjacent district to Springbum, was home to the Arrols who were
employed in the shipbuilding and shipping industries. The skills of the Glasgow
craftsmen and engineers, along with the great iron and steel industries, combined to create
great shipyards and shipping companies. John Arrol, bom 25 April 1886, was employed
by John Brown & Company, builders of the great Cunard liners. John was later
employed by Harland & Wulff in Belfast. In later years John enjoyed recalling how he
had assisted in molding the pistons and bed plates of the ill-fated Titanic. James Arrol,
bom 19 July 1927, and his brother, Robert Arrol, bom 14 July 1929, were bom in St.
Rollox and were both employed in the shipping industry. James was a marine engineer
and Robert was a ship's carpenter. In addition, their grandfather, Robert Arrol, bom 4
April 1855 in New Monkland. and father, Robert Arrol, bom 16 November 1885 m Mt.
Pleasant, Glasgow, were both Carters on the docks of Glasgow. The badge for
employment on the Quays and Docks of Glasgow was passed on from generation to
generation within the family. The last to have the badge was John Arrol, a dock
labourer, bom in 1912.
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Automobile Manufacturing (11)
The first automobile manufactured in Britain was the Arrol-Johnston automobile in 1895,
The automobile was a product of a joint company, the Mo-Car Company, a joint venture
of George Johnston and Sir William Arrol.
George Johnston was a locomotive engineer from the works of the Hyde Park
Locomotive Co. Ltd. of Springbum. Springbum was the locomotive capital of the world
at this time. Johnston was commissioned by the City of Glasgow in 1894 to build an
exp)erimental steam tram-car to replace the horse trams. When his steam-car was having
a final test before a city committee, the vehicle caught fire and that was the end of the
Johnston tram-car.
Johnston then turned his attention to the design of a motor vehicle. He was convinced
that he could make a better automobile, and in particular a better engine, than any of the
continental automobiles built to that time. The first British-built motor car was thus
conceived and produced. George Johnston took it out for its trial run. The vehicle
performed well, accomplishing the 1 in 5 climb of Douglas Street in Glasgow. The
vehicle attained a speed of 17 miles per hour on the flat. George Johnston received a
traffic ticket and was fined 2 shilling, 6 pence.
By the end of 1895, Johnston was ready for financial backing. Sir William Arrol
provided the required financial support and the Mo-Car Syndicate Ltd. was formed. Sir
William Arrol was named Chairman, and George Johnston became the company's
Managing Director. The company's main product was the Arrol-Johnston car and a
factory was acquired in the east end of Glasgow, in Camlachie. The first Arrol-Johnston
was a six-seater dog-cart (a vehicle with two transverse seats set back to back) with a
rather heavy chassis. The engine was a two-cylinder water-cooled unit having four
opposed pistons of about 3 litre swept volume. It was rated at 12hp.
There were very few changes in design of the car between 1895 and 1904. Unfortunately,
all the company drawings, records, and many other things were destroyed in a disastrous
fire which consumed the Camlachie buildings in 1901. The Coats family of Paisley
thread fame, mentioned in the section on Textiles, had a financial interest in the Mo-Car
Syndicate. As a result, a thread mill in Paisley was made available and car production
was resumed there in the spring of 1902. By 1905 the company name was changed to
the Arrol-Johnston Car Co. Ltd. The company came out with a new car that year. The
original dog-cart was becoming very old-fashioned and, in the development of new
models, the sporting interest had a marked effect. A new car, the ' 18', was quite rakish
when compared with previous Arrol-Johnston standards. In 1905 an Arrol-Johnston
dog-cart won the Glasgow Cup.
In 1909 some Arrol-Johnston special vehicles with air-cooled engines went with
Shackleton on his South Polar Expedition and performed with "great success'. During
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World- War I the Arrol-Johnston company spent most of the war years in production of
shells and war materials unconnected with vehicles.
In the post war period, Arrol-Johnston, which was now located in Dumfries where the
company had moved in 1913, returned to automotive production. Their new factory was
opened by the Marquis of Graham. Their first production car after the war was sold to
the Prince of Wales. During this period the company had another factory located in
Tongland, in Kirkudbrightshire, where they produced a car named the Galloway.
By 1 927 the Arrol-Johnston Company amalgamated with the Aster Engineering Company
and the cars now carried the Arrol-Aster name. The company had a full range of models
and the six-cylinder model was particularly popular. This car had a single-sleeve-valve
engine and competed with Bentleys in rallies and in sales to wealthy customers. The
company was, however, in financial difficulties and lasted only 2 1/2 years. The market
for custom-built cars had become very small and, despite various efforts at reorganization,
Arrol-Aster went into voluntary liquidation at the end of 1929. It operated until 1931
when it ceased to exist. (12)
It is estimated by the experts at the Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow that the total
number of automobiles produced by the Arrol-Johnston company was about 6,000
vehicles. They acknowledge that this figure is only an estimate and may not be accurate.
By a perusal of the Veteran Car Club register, and an examination of the most likely
Museum collections, a total of 17 Arrol-Johnston automobiles are known to have
survived. (13) Of these, four are Arrol-Johnston vehicles which are on exhibit at the
Museum of Transport in Glasgow. Included in the exhibit is a 2 Cylinder, 10/12 hp
model from 1901 and a 4 cylinder, 15.9 hp model from 1912. Both of these vehicles
were produced in the Paisley factory. There is also a 4 cylinder, 15.9 hp coupe produced
in the Dumfries factory in 1920 and a 4 cylinder, 15.9 hp sedan from 1922. There is a
1926 Arrol-Johnston ambulance on display at the Suncoast Pioneer Village north of
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and an Arrol-Johnston automobile at Alton
Towers-Theme Park which is located near Stoke, Staffordshire, England.
Brewing
One of the oldest industries in Scotland is brewing. It is believed that an ale of sorts has
been brewed in Scotland since times immemorial. Indeed it is thought that even in
pre-Roman times tht ancient population of Scotland was producing a primitive type of
ale from fermented barley. Certainly from about the Twelfth Century onwards the
brewing of ale was fairly extensively practised in Scotland. (14) One of the principal
areas for brewing was in the town of Alloa. Alloa is situated on the north bank of the
Forth Estuary, a few miles down river from Stirling. Alloa was well situated to meet the
demand for ale in Scotland. It was blessed with plentiful supplies of both pure water,
that came by way of permeable strata from the nearby Ochil Hills, and good quality
barley from the Carse of Forth and neighboring Fife. One of the major breweries in
Alloa in 1992 is the Alloa Brewery. This brewery was established in 1810. In 1866 this
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brewery passed into the hands of Archibald T. Arrol of Glasgow. Archibald T. Arrol,
who was bom in 1815, moved as a young man to Glasgow where he became a merchant
and eventually a burgess of the city. In Glasgow he became involved in the liquor trade,
entering into the partnership of Tower & Arrol with offices at 16 Dixon Street, Glasgow.
When the Alloa Brewery came on the market in 1866, it was purchased by Archibald
Arrol. Archibald relocated to Alloa and became Lord Provost of Alloa. He died in 1888
and the business passed on to his younger sons, Walter Arrol, bom in June of 1846 in
Glasgow, and Archibald Tower Arrol, bom in March of 1847 in Glasgow. The eldest
son, William Arrol, bom in October of 1844, having been blinded in an accident as a
young man, took no part in the running of the brewery. In 1895 a new company was
organized, the title of which was Archibald Arrol & Sons Ltd. This company was
established as a result of the increased competition that had developed in the North-East
of England where the Scottish brewers had traditionally sold a good deal of beer. In
order to provide outlets, the Arrols merged with other firms who already owned outlets
in this area.
By 1899, when the capital in the firm was increased, the firm was the fifth largest
brewery in Scotland in terms of authorized capital. The years up to and immediately
after the First World War were difficult ones for all brewery companies. Arrols were no
exception. In the late 1920's among the best known ales were Arrol's Sparkling Ale, a
beer that was much in demand in bottle, and Arrol's Strong Old October Ale, a renowned
winter brew.
In 1930 Allsop's firm acquired a controlling interest in Arrols. In 1951 the firm of Ind
Coope & AUsopp assumed full control of Arrols. During World War II the name of
Arrols had disappeared from the domestic market. It was, however, retained for export
purposes.
In 1982 the name of Arrol was resurrected for a new cask beer, ending some forty years
of anonymity. Recently the title of the firm reverted to Alloa Brewery Co. (15)
Archibald Donald Bateman Arrol, bom 28 Sept 1911 in Rhu (Row), the son of Archibald
Theodore Arrol, the company director of Archibald Arrol and Sons, followed family
tradition and became a brewmaster. In 1938 Donald graduated from the Institute of
Brewing in London and was a brewer and brewmaster in Malta and England until his
retirement in 1978.
Merchants and Craft Persons
The initial growth of Glasgow was due to waterboume commerce, glasgow was already
the most rapidly growing town in Scotland before the Industrial Revolution. The
Industrial Revolution that began in the 1780's, and the later Railway Age, reinforced the
advantages already gained by the city. In a half-century, from 1780 to 1830, Glasgow's
population leapt from 40,000 to 200,000. By the 1870's the population was half a
million, and by 1900 it was three-quarters of a million. (14) Not only were the Arrols
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and Arrolls involved in textile manufacturing, coal mining, engineering, bridge building,
locomotive manufacturing, automotive manufacturing and brewing, but they were also
active in a number of other occupations to serve this growing city.
William Arroll, bom 1814 in Glasgow, was an innkeeper, and in 1856-57 Walter Arrol,
of 1 McEwan Street, Glasgow, was a Proprietor of Houses. Archibald Arrol, of 108
Douglas Street, was a Proprietor of country houses and stores. In 1870-71, John Arrol,
of 18 Soho Street, was a carpet weaver. Sarah McMeekin Arrol, bom 15 Oct 1844 in St.
Rollox, was a golf ball maker. Her cousin, also named Sarah McMeekin Arrol, bom
1899 in Glasgow, was a seamstress. William Arrol, bom 1 May 1898, was an owner
of a bacon and smoked ham business. Laura Harriet Arrol, bom 1894 on Bmce Street,
Glasgow, was a dispatch clerk in a golf ball factory. Alfred James Arroll, bom 1900 in
Dunblane, was a pastry baker in Glasgow.
In the nearby city of Paisley, Alexander Arrol, bom 1891, was a tram driver and John
Arrol, bom circa 1869/70, was a cobbler and had a shoemaker's shop on Steeple Street
in Kilbarchan. John Arrol, who died in 1817 and is buried in the Rhu (Row) churchyard,
was a shoemaker.
The Professions and the Arts
There were some Arrols in the professions and the arts in the 1800's and early 1900's, but
they were not nearly as prevalent as the Arrols and Arrolls in the crafts or in the trades
such as engineering and other industrial occupations.
Some of those who did exhibit talent in this area included Peter Arroll, bom 1839 of
Barrhead, who was a bookkeeper. Walter Arrol, bom September 1894 in Glasgow, was
a civil servant. Robert Arroll, of Greenock, was a grammar schoolmaster in the 1740's.
(When Robert Arroll died circa 1746, included in the inventory of his possessions were
2,900 copies of a book entitled, "A new Vocabulary English Latin for the use of
Schools". It was valued at 3s 6d Scots each copy, the whole amounting to 507 10s
Scots.) John Arroll, who died in 1760, was a schoolmaster in Rhu (Row). He was
succeeded by his son, James Arroll, as the parochial schoolmaster in Rhu (Row).
Alexander Provan Arrol, bom 2 June 1887 in Glasgow, attended the University of
Glasgow and received his degree in mathematics in 1923. He became a malhemetics
professor at Troon University.
Charles Arrol, bom 13 Oct 1846, also attended Glasgow University and received three
degrees: an MB. in 1869, an M.D. in 1885 and a CM. in 1885. He became a physician
and a surgeon. James Arrol, bom 1906, was a county surveyor. Anthony Miller Arrol,
bom circa 1880-1900 of Guernsey, Channel Islands, was a writer and poet. Richard
Hubbard Arroll, of Helensburgh, was a landscape painter and exhibited his works in Paris.
Josephine Watts Arrol, bom circa 1910 of Troon, was also an artist who painted scenes
of Scotland and Robert Bums country.
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CHAPTER V
INDUSTRUL SCOTLAND - TWENTIETH CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS
At the beginning of the twentieth century, increasing competition, particularly
international, weakened the economic position of industrial Scotland that was located
primarily around the Clydebank. This is the area where by far the largest number of
Arrols and AjtoUs were living at the start of the century. There were many mergers and
failures in the iron, steel, shipbuilding, automobile, and locomotive industries. After the
First World War all the problems that had been accumulating for half a century or more
were emphasized and driven home by the world-wide economic depression. Glasgow's
previous geographic and technological advantages were greatly diminished. The city lost
its edge in its two leading industries of shipbuilding and locomotive manufacturing. The
peak of the expanding overseas markets for these industries was the latter part of the
nineteenth century. By the end of the First World War the industries had lost their export
markets. Many Arrols and Arrolls earned their livelihood by working in these industries.
Similarily, the weaving and spinning industries continued their downward slump which
had started about 1860. Whereas the textile industry had employed a large percentage
of the Arrol and Arrolls in the 1800's, only a few were employed in the industry after the
First World War. (1)
The Arrol and ArroU families found in present day Australia, England, New Zealand, and
North America, are, by and large, the consequence of Arrols and Arrolls leaving the
industrial centers of Scotland as a result of this economic decline. The bulk of the
emigration from Scotland took place between the two World Wars.
The effect of this emigration from Scotland on the Arrol and Arroll name is illustrated
by the fact that in the last 88 years of the nineteenth century (1812-1899) there were 380
Arrol and Arroll births recorded in Scotland. In the first 88 years of the twentieth
century (1900-1988) there were only 291 Arrol and Arroll births recorded in Scotland.
The declining trend of Arrol and Arroll births from 1600 to 1988 is shown in the table
at the top of the next page.
Nonetheless, there were a number of Arrol and Arroll families that remained in Scotland.
The majority of these families resided in or near Glasgow and Paisley
In 1993 the Arrols and Arrolls in Scotland had a broad range of talents. As they were
during the nineteenth century and early in the twentieth century, the Arrols and Arrolls
were employed in non-agricultural positions. The Arrols in Scotland have not been
farmers since the coming of the industrial revolution when they left the glens of the
highlands for the urban areas of the country.
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NUMBER OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
ELAPSED
TOTAL
YEARS
YEARS
BIRTHS
PERCENT
1600 - 1854(a)
255
450
41.7
1855 - 1899
45
339
31.3
1900 - 1944
45
181
16.8
1945 - 1988
44
110
10.2
389
1,080
100.0
(a) The birth records prior to 1855, when vital statistics were centralized, are inaccurate
and incomplete. See Chapter I for further detail on Arrol and Arroll births.
A number of Arrols were employed as ironmongers in the period between the two world
wars. William King Arrol lived on Kings Road in Glasgow and was employed as an
ironmonger. William Arroll, bom 1861 in Old Monkland, was an iron moulder as were
his two sons, William Arrol, bom 1885, and John Arrol, bom 1886. William Arrol, bom
circa 1910, was a steel erectors labourer in the 1930's. Annie Bailie Arrol, also of Kings
Road, was an ironmongers saleswoman. Alfred Edward Stewart Arrol, bom 1897 in
Springbum, was an engineer erector. Walter Arrol, bom in 1 902 in Glasgow, was an iron
worker. Robert Hazeldine Arrol, bom m 1904 in Glasgow, was a steelworker in the
1920's. George Arrol, bom in 1923 in Glasgow, served his apprenticeship with Sir
William Arrol & Company.
John Arrol, bom in 1933 in Glasgow, was a millwright in Glasgow in the 1950's and
1960's. William Stanley Arrol, bom in 1938 in Glasgow, was an engineer's draughtsman
in the 1960's in Glasgow. James Arrol, bom m 1917 in Glasgow, was a quantity
surveyor. Walter Provan Arrol, bom in 1894 in Glasgow, was a construction engineer
in the 1920's and later became an executive in the Ministry of Labour in Glasgow and
Stirling.
During the nineteenth century a large number of Arrols and Arrolls were employed in the
textile industry. This was not the case in the twentieth century. An exception to this was
the family of Robert Anthony Arroll of Barrhead. Anthony Miller Arroll, bom in 1870,
was a textile works manager in Paisley. He retired in 1955, at age 85, following 60 years
of employment m the industry. His son, Robert Arroll, bom 1911, contmued with the
same firm and also became the work's manager. Robert's sister, Jessie Drysdale, was also
employed in the industry in the J. & P. Coats mill between 1930 and 1941. Sarah
McMechan Arrol, bom 1899 in Springbum, was a sewing machinist.
Outside London, Glasgow had the most extensive tramway system in Britain. In 1923
the Glasgow transport department employed nearly 10,000 people and owned more than
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1,000 trams, using in excess of 200 miles of track. The trams were withdrawn from
service in Glasgow in September 1962. (2) The trams and motor buses from that era are
now museum pieces and a number of them are preserved. A few of them can be seen
at the Museum of Transport in Glasgow. This system gave employment to many Arrols
and Arroils. James Adams Arroll, bom 1889 in Clynder, was a tramway clerk when he
married in 1928. James Arrol, bom 1928, was a tramway motorman in the 1950's. His
fiance, Elizabeth Curran, was a tramway conductress. William Brodick Hazeldine Arrol,
bom in 1910 m Durham, England, and Elizabeth Arrol Kelly, bom in 1929 in Glasgow,
were bus conductors in Glasgow in the 1950's.
William Harrison Arrol, bom 1906 in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, was a motor hirer in the
1930's and 1940's.
Residential and apartment construction trades gave employment to the Arroils. George
Arroll, bom 1860 in Helensburgh, was a house painter in the early part of the century.
His son, James Maxwell Arroll, was a plasterer's labourer when he married in 1900.
Andrew Neilson Arrol, bom 1897 in Helensburgh, was an electrician in the 1930's.
Robina Hazeldine Arrol, bom 1929 m Cambusnethan, was a nail worker in the 1940's.
Alfred James Arroll, bom 1900 in Dunblane, was a pastry baker. His sister, Mabel
Duncan Arroll, was a baker's assistant. Mabel's son was a butcher. Sheila Arrol, bom
circa 1923, and her husband, William Conn, operated a butchery in the 1970's in Biggar.
William Arrol, bom 1898 in Glasgow, was a produce broker. He is believed to have
owned a bacon and smoked ham factory in Glasgow in the 1920's. George Arrol, bom
1890 in Paisley, was a bread vanman in the 1920's.
Jane Eileen Arroll, bom in 1913, was an office equipment demonstrator following World
War II. Another Arrol involved in sales was John Andrew Arrol, bom in 1924 in
Glasgow, who was a flour miller's traveller in the 1940's and 1950's.
Isobel Neilson Arroll, bom 1895 in Helensburgh, was a shop assistant in the 1930's in
Helensburgh. Bessie Catherine Arroll, bom 1935, was a stationary shop assistant in the
1950's in Helensburgh. Barbara Buchanan Arrol, bom 1924 in Springbum, was a
shorthand typist. Grace Vittie Arrol, bom 1901 in Springbum, was a bookbinder's
assistant. John Arrol, bom 1890 in Glasgow, was a shipping clerk for a steamship
company. Annie McGhee Arrol, bom 1904 in Paisley, was a bookkeeper in the 1930's.
Her sister, Jemima Laidlaw Arrol, bom 1907 in Paisley, was a solicitor's clerkess in the
1930's and 1940's. Robina Hazeldine Arrol, bom 1915 in Cambusnethan, was a canteen
assistant in the 1940's.
Elizabeth Clark Arrol, bom in 1925 in Cambusnethan, was a hospital orderly. James
Camichan Arrol was a deck hand in the Merchant Navy in the 1960's. Alexander
Johnston Arrol, bom in 1927 in Paisley, was a burgh cleansing labourer in Paisley in the
1940's.
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John Scott Arroll, bom in 1899 in Garelochhead, was a Roads Department Foreman in
the 1950's and 1960's.
Alexander Provan Arrol, bom 1900 in Glasgow, was a college mathematics professor in
Troon in the 1930's and 1940's. Barbara Kyle Arrol, bom 1935 in Dunoon, was a school
teacher in Glasgow in the 1960's.
George Arrol, bom in 1915 in Paisley, was a chemical work processman in the 1940's
and 1950's.
Occupations of the Arrols and Arrolls in Scotland in 1991
As heavy industry declined in Glasgow, so the employment of the Arrols and Arrolls in
such industries also declined, if not disappeared. In 1988 the Arrols and Arrolls were no
longer principally involved in only a few industries as they were 100 years previously.
They were now employed in diverse industries acquiring many skills. An overview of
the jobs of the Arrols and Arrolls in 1989 show this diversity.
Post Office
Douglas Arrol, bom 21 March 1933 in Calton, Glasgow was a postman in Glasgow.
Other postmen were John Joseph Arrol, who was bom 6 March 1952 in Paisley, and his
brother, David Alexander Arrol, who was bom 28 Febmary 1954 in Paisley. The
brothers were postmen in Paisley.
Education
Eileen Mary Arrol, bom 20 April 1957, was an assistant principal of foreign languages
and a teacher of French and German in Edinburgh.
Data Processing Related
William Curran Arrol, bom 13 June 1952 in Paisley, was employed as a computer
installer.
General Industry
George Arrol, bom 13 October 1915 in Paisley, was a chemical work processman in
Paisley.
James Bathgate Arrol, bom 19 October 1919 in Glasgow, was a retired steel roller and
machine man.
John Laing Arrol, bom 10 September 1936 at Paisley, was a boiler fireman.
Medical
Brenda Elizabeth Arrol graduated as a psychiatric nurse from the Royal Infirmary in
Glasgow.
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Aileen MacDonald Arroll, bom in 1943, was a nurse in Edinburgh in the early 1970's.
Service Industries
Alexander Johnston Arrol, bom 29 January 1927 in Paisley, was a cleansing labourer.
Colin Jolin Nicol Arrol, bom 8 Febmary 1951 in Hillhead, Glasgow, was an insurance
inspector.
Eileen Wells Arrol, bom 30 June 1957 in Glasgow, was a hairdresser in Glasgow.
James Arrol, bom 5 May 1928 in Paisley, was employed in the training department of
the Sheriffs Department.
Thomas George Arrol, bom 31 January 1952 at Glasgow, was an auto electrician.
Constmction
James Arroll, bom 1 1 April 1926 in Helensburgh, was a house joiner.
James Arrol, bom 10 Mar 1946 in Glasgow, was a home builder.
James William Arroll, bom 22 January 1930 in Helensburgh, operated a joiner and glazier
business in Helensburgh.
Transportation
Thomas Gordon Arrol, bom 12 January' 1950 at Paisley, was a heavy goods vehicle
driver.
Engineering Related
Alexander Arrol, bom 4 January 1949, was a fork lift operator.
John Arrol, bom 21 May 1937 in Glasgow, was a maintenance engineer.
Anthony Miller Arrol, bom 25 December 1944 in Paisley, was a civil engineer and an
assistant director of engineering for one of the seven Highway Authorities in Scotland.
John Arrol, bom 23 June 1946 at Glasgow, was a former professional football player.
In 1990 he was a planner for a major tool making firm.
John Scott Arroll, bom 15 November 1960 in Helensburgh, was an electronics engineer
in Glasgow.
Martin Campbell Arrol, bom 18 November 1950 in Cambuslang, was a civil engineer.
He was a brother to Stuart Campbell Arrol below.
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Stuart Campbell Arrol, bom 8 July 1947, was a mechanical engineer. He was a brother
to Martin Campbell Arrol above.
William Campbell Arrol, bom 1938 in Glasgow, was a civil engineer.
William Arrol, bom 12 April 1924 in Paisley, was a planner.
Petroleum
John Allen Arrol, bom 13 November 1937 at College, Glasgow, was an employee of
British Petroleum in Sullen- Voe, Shetland Islands.
Sales Related
George Arrol, bom 6 February 1946, was a whiskey warehouse salesman.
John Andrew Arrol, bom 8 September 1924 in Glasgow, was a flour millers traveler.
Sports
Andrew Joseph Arrol, bom 1969 in Dundee, was a football player with Oldham at
Lancashire, England.
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CHAPTER VI
THE ARROLS A^fD ARROLLS EM MILITARY SERVICE
The AttoIs and Arrolls have a long record of serving in the military forces. Records
show that they have served with distinction for many generations. Some of the earliest
written records of the Arrols have been to identify them as being in the service of their
country. In this chapter there are eighty-three Arrols, Arrolls and Errols named who have
been in military service. Nine of these individuals were killed or died as a result of
wounds received from enemy action. At least seven of these Arrol/Arrolls are
immortalized in the records at the War Memorial in Edinburgh Castle and are honoured
by having their names memorialized in the Hall of Honour in the Scottish National War
Memorial in Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh. Every Scottish regiment is allocated a bay
in the memorial in which have been placed red leather-covered books containmg the
names of all members who died serving their country. (Blue-covered for those who were
in Naval Service) Also given are the names of non-Scots who died serving with Scot
regiments or their affiliated Commonwealth Units. Those Arrol/Arrolls who died as a
result of enemy action are listed in the Roll of Honour on the following page. Those
individuals who are listed in the red-bound books in the Hall of Honour in Edinburgh are
identified by an astenk. Over two hundred thousand names are listed within the red
leather books of the War Memorial m Edinburgh.
The Arrols and Arrolls who served in the British Army generally served in one of the
Scottish Regiments. There are ten principal Scottish Regiments:
The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. This is Scotland's own Cavalry
Regiment and it is part of the Royal Armoured Corps, It includes
soldiers from all over Scotland.
The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment - the 1st of Foot). This is the
senior regiment of line in the British Army.
The Royal Highland Fusiliers (Princess Margaret's Own Glasgow and
Ayshire Regiment) (21st, 71st, 74th). Area - the City of Glasgow and
Ayrshire.
The King's Own Scottish Borderers (25th). Area - Selkirk, Roxburgh,
Dumfries, Galloway and Lanarkshire.
The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (26th, 90th). The regular battalion
disbanded in 1968 but Territorial Army and cadet units still flourish in
Lanarkshire.
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ROLL OF HONOUR
♦COLIN ARCHIBALD ARROL
b 5 Dec 1885 at Dhunhill House, Helensburgh, Parish
of Rhu. Enlisted at Worthing, Sussex, Regimental
Number PS/28. Fought in 1 1 actions from Nov 1915
to Jul 1916. Killed in action 26 Jul 1916 at
Maricourt in Flanders while serving With the 17th
Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers. He is buried in
Dantzig Allen, British Cemetary, Maetz, Plot 9, Row
P, Grave 6. WW I.
♦JAMES HARDING ARROL
b 15 Jul 1896. Regimental Number 51509. James
was a private, machine gun (Cavalry) formerly Essex
Yeomanry. Killed in action 11 Apr 1917 at Ypres,
Belgium, His name is on the Arras Memorial, Bay
10. WW 1.
JOHN ARROL
b 24 Sept 1880 at Kairangata, New Zealand.
Regimental Number 25/930. Served in Egypt and in
France. Wounded in France on 15 Sept 1916 and
killed in action in France 10 Nov 1916. WW 1.
♦ JOHN MILLIGAN ARROL
b 8 Nov 1918, Camlachie, Glasgow. Regimental
Number 3132211, Private. Killed m action 30 Mar
1943 in Southern Tunisia, North African Theatre of
Action. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-Shire Buffs, The
Duke of Albany's). WW II.
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ROLL OF HONOUR
* RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL
b 1879. Regimental Number 241554, Lance
-Corporal. Wounded in action 15 May 1917, died of
wounds received in action 24 Aug 1917. 5th
Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-Shire Buffs,
The Duke of Albany's). WW I.
* ROBERT ARROL
b 25 December 1890, Possilpark, Glasgow.
Regimental Number 420704, Sergeant. Killed in
action in France 8 Oct 1916. The Queen's Own
Cameron Highlanders of Canada, 43rd Battalion,
Canadian Expeditionary Force. WW 1.
* WILLUM KING ARROL
b 1 Nov 1893, Glasgow. Private, Regimental
Number 1711. Killed in action at Gallipoli, 15 Jun
1915. lst/7th Battalion, The Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles). WW I.
♦ WILLL\M ARROL
b circa 1887 at Newcastle-on-Tyne. 21/438, Private
Killed in action, France and Flanders Theatre of
Operations, 1 Jul 1916. 21st Battalion, The
Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Scottish) WW
I.
ARROL
Captain. Fought at the Battle of Drumclog against
the Covenanters on 1 June 1679. He was killed by
Brownlee, the Laird of Torfoot.
* These names are listed in the Roll of Honour in the
War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh.
Scotland
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Scots Guards. The third senior regiment of Foot Guards is part of the
Guards Division and has two regular battalions recruited from all over
Scotland.
The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) (42nd, 73rd). Area -
Perthshire, Fife and Angus.
The Gordon Highlanders (75th, 92nd). Area - Kincardine, Aberdeen,
Banff and Zetland.
Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Cameron) (72nd, 78th, 79th).
Area - Moray, Nairn, Inverness, Ross, Sutherland, Caithness and the
Western Isles of Orkney.
The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) (91st, 93rd).
Area - Argyll, Dumbarton, Renfrew, Stirling and Kinross.
Arrols, Arrolls, Arralls, Arrells and Arrals have served in the military as far back as 1650.
They are listed in this chapter:
Patrick Arrall was bom circa 1650 in Scotland. He was married to
Margaret Watson. He was a corporal. (See Page 363.)
Captain Arrol served the Crown during the Battle of Drumclog against
the Covenanters in that year. He was killed by Brownlee', the Laird
of Torfoot, on 1 June 1679.
Robert Arrell was bom 14 Aug 1661 at Cashill, Buchanan,
Stirlingshire. Robert was a soldier in 1686 in Dumbarton. He was
married to Isobell McAlpin. (See Page 363.)
John Arral was bom circa 1661 in Dumbarton. He was a soldier in
1687. He was married to Janet Wright. (See Page 363.)
Robert Arrol was bom circa 1770 in Barony, Lanarkshire. He was
married to Margaret Melvin. He was a soldier. (See Page 345.)
James Arrol was bom 8 Febmar>' 1788 in the Parish of Row,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He was a soldier. (Section X, Paragraph I,
Page 197.)
Peter Arrol was bom 11 Oct 1823 at Shorehouse of Shandow, Row.
He was married to Margaret Currey and resided in Hamilton,
Lanarkshire in 1855. Peter was a private in the 1st Royal Lanarkshire
Militia. (Section IV, Paragraph 2-6-4, see Page 155.)
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Henry Joseph Arrol was bom circa 1840's in Scotland. He was married
to Jane Armour. Henry was a soldier. (See Page 353.)
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
The Spanish-American War took place between April and August 1898 between Spain
and the United States, mamly over the issue of Cuba. Many Americans regarded
conditions in Cuba as intolerable and demanded that the United States intervene. On 25
April 1898 the U.S. formally declared that a state of war existed with Spain. In the
Treaty of Paris, signed on 10 December 1898, Spain granted Cuba its freedom. Spain
ceded Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Phillipines to the United States.
James Albert Arroll was bom 29 December 1880 at Maiden, Massachusetts. He
served in the Spanish-American War. (See Page 327.)
BOER WAR
The Boer War was fought from 1899 to 1902 between the British and the Boers, or Dutch
Farmers, of the Orange Free State and the South African Republic. Many Uitlanders, or
foreigners, rushed to South Africa after the discovery of gold there in 1884. The Boers
tried to deny them any political rights and power. Great Britain joined the Uitlanders in
protesting against this move. The Orange Free State and the South African Republic
declared war on the British in October 1899. Although the Boers won early victories, the
British eventually captured the capitals of both countries, and the Boers surrendered in
May 1902.
Thomas Arroll, was bom circa 1844. Thomas was in the Royal Army. He resided
at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London and died 20 April 1923 at the Queen
Alexandra Miltary Hospital. He was an army pensioner when he died.
William Arroll, who was bom 1 1 February 1861 in Old Monkland, Glasgow, was
in the Royal Army, 2nd Battalion, Black Watch Regiment. He served in South
Africa during the Boer War and later in Gibraltor. William was in the Royal Army
for twenty -seven years. (Section X, Paragraph 2-4, Page 198).
WORLD WAR 1
World War I started as the result of the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in
Serbia. Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, but the conflict spread rapidly with
most of the major powers becoming involved. Britain entered the war on 3 August 1914.
However, the United States did not enter the conflict until 6 April 1917. Arrols and
Arrolls from Scotland, England, Canada, New Zealand and Australia are known to have
served during the war. No Arrols or Arrolls are known to have served from the United
States. Although there were a few Arrols in the United States during WW I, for the most
part the Arrols did not emigrate to the United States until the 1920's.
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In addition to the many Arrols and Arrolls who served in the military, other Arrols and
Arrolls served their country in other ways on the homefront. An appeal was made in
April 1916 in Barrhead for women to volunteer as munitions workers during the
weekends. Jessie ArroII was one who answered the call for munition workers. She
traveled by open topf)ed tramcars that were filled, she declared, "downstairs by men when
it rained and upstairs by men when the sun shined, so the women always got off the
worse!" Her husband, Anthony Miller ArroU, meantime, was employed in a textile
factory where normal production was stopped to enable them to scour and finish khaki
for the army and blankets for all of the armed services. Their son, Robert Arroll, recalls
waiting in huge queues for bread. Another individual who served in a munitions works
during World War I was Mary Ellen McCrudden Arrol of Kilbarchan.
Twenty-two Arrols and Arrolls are known to have served during World War I. Eight of
them gave the ultimate sacrifice. The Arrols served in a number of battalions whose
records were unequalled by any other battalion in the British Army. Arrols served in
both major battles at Ypres, Belgium. Ypres was the scene of some of the severest
fighting. Several Arrols and Arrolls served in the Battle of the Somme. The Battle of
the Somme was initiated by an attack on the 1st of July 1916. It had been proceeded by
a bombardment of the German positions by 200,000 shells a day. Within two minutes
of the stop of the bombardment, 120,000 allied soldiers charged. The Germans were
ready. They pulled their machine guns out and hurriedly placed them in position. The
result was 60,000 casualties within the first hour of the battle. The battle took place on
a strip of land 20 miles long and six miles deep. It cost approximately 620,000 allied
casualties and over 500,000 German casualties. (2)
An Arrol served in India and three Arrolls and Arrols served in the tragedy of the
Dardanelles at Gallipoli in 1915. In addition to the eight Arrols and Arrolls who died
as a result of enemy action, another three were known to have been wounded. Another
Arrol was taken prisoner during the war. Thirteen of the fifteen who were sent to the
front were either killed, wounded or taken prisoner. Those who served included:
Alexander Arrol was bom circa 1873 in Scotland. He was a private in the 3/7
Battalion, Highland Light Infantry Division.
Richard Hubbard Arroll was bom 1 8 Febmary 1 879 in Scotland. He held the rank
of Lance-Corporal. Richard was wounded in action 15 May 1917 and died of his
wounds in the Military Hospital, New End, Hampstead, London on Glasgow on 24
August 1917. Richard was a member of the the 5th Battalion, Seaforth Highlands.
(Ross-Shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's.) (Section IX, Paragraph 2-6-3, Page 186.)
Walter Arrol (Errol) was bom 27 September 1879 probably in Kirkintilloch,
Scotland. He was a Sergeant Major. (Section XIII, Paragraph 4-1, Page 236 and
Section XIV, Paragraph I, Page 239.)
John Arrol was bom 24 September 1880 in New Zealand. He was in the New
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Zealand Expeditionary Force, NZRB, 3rd Battalion. John served in Egypt and in
France in 1916. He was wounded in France on 15 September 1916 and was killed
in action in France on 10 November 1916. (Section V, Paragraph 3-6-3, Page 164.)
Robert Alexander Arrol was bom on 7 April 1882 in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland.
He was in the British Army from 1914 through 1918. (.Section XV, Paragraph
6-5-10, Page 263.)
James Stobo Arrol was bom 4 September 1883 at Durham, Sunderland, England.
James was in the Royal British Army, 16th Highland Light Infantry. He was
wounded twice and gassed twice in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and at the
Battle of Paschendale Ridge. (Section XVI, Paragraph 3-3, Page 268.)
Colin Archibald Arrol was bom 5 December 1885 at DhuhiU Home, in
Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. Colin fought m eleven actions between
November 1915 and July 1916 and Colin was killed m action at Maricourt, France
on 25 July 1916. Colin is buried in the English Cemetery behind enemy lines at
Mantuabeau, east of Albert, France. (Section II, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-4-3, Page
143.)
John Arrol was bom 25 April 1886 in Springbum, Glasgow, Scotland. John served
in the Royal Army as a Private. He was in the 5th Battalion, The Highland Light
Infantry and was a machine gunner. John was captured by the enemy and was a
prisoner of war. (Section X, Paragraph 2-4-2, Page 199.)
William Arrol was bom circa 1887 in Glasgow, Scotland. He served as a Private.
William was killed in action while serving in the Dardanelles on 28 June 1915.
He was a member of the 1/7 Battalion, The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). (T^alph
Arrol Family, Paragraph 4-4-4, Page 335.)
Edward Buchanan Arrol was bom 16 April 1888 in Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland.
Edward was a Sergeant in the 7th Canadian General Hospital, Enaples, France.
Edward served in the military for the Canadians between 1916 and 1918 (Section
X, Paragraph 2-5-6, Page 210.)
George Arrol was bom 7 December 1890 in Paisley, Scotland. George joined the
British Army on -7 June 1915. His service number was 9276. George served in
France and Salinika. (See George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston Family,
Paragraph 1, Page 319.)
Robert Arrol was bom 25 December 1890 in Possilpark, Glasgow, Scotland. He
served in the British Army prior to his immigration to Canada. He joined the
Canadian Expeditionary Forces and became a Sergeant. Robert was killed in action
on 8 October 1916 in France. He was a soldier in The Queen's Own Cameron
Highlanders of Canada, 43rd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force. (Section X,
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Paragraph 2-5-7, Page 213.)
Alexander Arrol was bom 24 June 1891 in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He
served in the Royal Horse Artillery and was wounded in action at the Battle of
Somme in France in 1916. When Alexander was wounded, his horse 'Rusty' waited
for him. His horse was spotted, thus saving Alexander's life. (William Arrol Family,
Section III, Paragraph 1-3-2, Page 293.)
William Arrol was bom at Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. William was a private and
was killed in the Flanders Theatre of Operations in France on 1 July 1916. He was
a member of the 21st Battalion, The Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Scottish).
John Arroll was bom 29 September 1892 in Helensburgh, Scotland. He was in the
British Army and served in France with the Royal Horse Artillery. (Section VIII,
Paragraph 5-1, Page 182).
James Arroll was bom circa 1894. He lived at 27 Elizabeth Street, Glasgow,
Scotland. James was a chauffeur driver m the Royal Marine Artillery, British
Expeditionary Force, British Army. (Section V, Paragraph 2-1-4-1, Page 158.)
John Charles Duncan Arroll was bom December 1893 at Kennsington, Bourke,
Victoria, Australia. John was a Corporal in the 7th Australian Infantry Battalion,
Australian Imperial Force. John served in both Gallipoli and France. He was in
military service between 17 August 1914 and 23 March 1919. (Section VllI,
Paragraph 2-7, Page 180.)
George Charles Arroll was bom December 1895 in Australia. George was in the
7th Australian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force. He served in both
Gallipoli and France. He was in military service between 7 April 1915 and 6 July
1919. (Section VIII, Paragraph 2-8, Page 181.)
James Harding Arrol was bom 15 June 1896 at Peebles, Scotland. James served as
a trooper in the Essex Yeomanry, a cavalry unit. He was killed in action at Ypres,
Belgium, in 1916. James was performing sentry duty on horseback when he was
shot by a sniper. (Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Nap Family, Section II, Paragraph
lA-4-3-l,Page 306.)
James Robert Parian Arroll was bom 18 February 1898 in Garelochhead, Scotland.
James served in the Royal Flying Corp during WW I. (Section VII, Paragraph 1,
Page 175.)
John Scott Arroll was bom 23 November 1899 at Garelochhead, Scotland. He
served in the British Army in Russia with the Royal Scot Fusiliers until 1919.
(Section VII, Paragraph 2, Page 175.)
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Alfred James AjtoU was bom 28 May 1900 at Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland. He
served in the Infantry Platoon, No. 16 Seaforth Highlanders. Alfred served in India.
(Section VI, Paragraph 8, Page 172.)
World War II
World War II began as a result of problems left over from World War 1, the rise of
dictatorships, and the desire of Germany, Italy, and Japan for more territory. The war
started in Europe on 1 September 1939 with the invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939.
Great Britain entered the war on 3 September 1939 with New Zealand, Australia and
Canada all entering within a few days. The United States did not enter the conflict until
the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. India also entered the war on
7 December 1941. Before the war ended with the final surrender of Japan on 14 August
1945, most nations in the world were involved.
As during World War I, the Arrols and Arrolls remaining at home volunteered their
services to their countries in many ways They served as aides in hospitals and donated
their time to the Red Cross. They worked in munitions factories and other defense
related functions. They served as air raid wardens and home defense units. They raised
Victory' gardens and clipped coupons for groceries, gasoline and other rationed goods.
They endured many shortages and huge queues.
The Arrols and Arrolls played major roles in all theatres of operations Thirty-five
Arrols, Arrolls and Errols entered military service during World War II. Included were
four women who also served.
Those who served during World War II included:
Richard Hubbard Arroll was bom 19 October 1905 at Glasgow, Scotland. Richard
was a Captain 2/6 Gurka Rifles in the Indian Army. Richard served as a Field
Cashier in Deolali, India, an Assistant Field Controller in Military Headquarters, and
Base Cashier at the Embarkation Headquarters, India. (Section IX, Paragraph 2- 1 1 -7,
Page 193.)
Issac Jock' Walker Arrol was bom 28 November 1906 at Bridgeton, Glasgow,
Scotland. Jock was a Sergeant Major, Second New Zealand Expeditionary Forces,
2nd Division Calvary Regiment, New Zealand Army. He served in the North
African Libyan Campaign and in Italy, including the Battle of Cassino. (Section
XVI, Paragraph 3-3a-3, Page 269.)
William Brodick Hazeldine Arrol was bom 19 March 1910 at Darlingham, Durham,
England. He was a Sergeant Major in the Canadian Army during World War II.
(Section XIV, Paragraph 1-6, Page 247.)
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Robert Arroll was bom 1 February 1911 at Barrhead, Renfrewshire, Scotland.
Robert served in the Royal Air Force (1574002 - Airman). He was stationed in the
south of England ( 1 94 1 -46) and served as a flight mechanic, servicing airplanes that
returned from missions. (Section V, Paragraph 9-2-4-2, Page 165.)
John Errol was bom 6 May 1911 in Springbum, Glasgow, Scotland. John served
in the RAF during WW 11. (Walter Arrol/Errol and Marion Gartshore Family,
Paragraph 3-1-5, Page 234.)
Archibald Donald Bateman Arrol was bom 28 September 1911 in Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. Donald was a Lieutenant in the 137th Field Regiment,
Royal Army. He served in the Malayan Campaign (1941-42). Donald was taken
prisoner of war upon the capitulation of Singapore on 2 February 1 942. Donald was
a prisoner of war in Thailand and Burma. He participated as forced labor on the
infamous "Death Railway", along the River Kwai, in Thailand. (Section II,
Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1, Page 141.)
John Arroll was bom 28 April 1914 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was in the Medical
Corp of the Royal Army and served in East Africa. (John Arroll and Tytler family.
Section I, Paragraph 1-2-6-6-2, Page 281.)
William John Arrol was bom on 25 July 1915 at Southend-on-sea, Essex, England.
William was in the Royal Navy (1940-43). He was a Radar Officer on two cmisers,
successively. In August of 1942 the second of these was torpedoed in the last
convoy to Malta. It was not sunk. The cmiser was patched and sailed to
Charleston, South Carolina to be repaired. William was sent to Canada to join the
Manhattan Project and worked on fission products until the end of WW II. (Robert
Arrol and Elizabeth Nap Family, Section II, Paragraph IA-4-3-7, Page 307.)
George Arrol was bom 13 October 1915 in Paisley, Scotland. George served in the
Royal Navy from 26 August 1940 to 17 March 1946. He served first on a
minesweeper in the North Sea out of Aberdeen and subsequently trained on M.T.B.'s
in Portland, England. He participated in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, and
Italy on the HMS 404. (George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston Family,
Paragraph 1-1, Page 319.)
Archibald John (Ian) Arrol was bom in 1915. He served in the Royal Air Force.
(Section II, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-5-3-1, Page 144.)
David Errol was bom 12 May 1916 at Gamgadhill, Glasgow, Scotland. David was
a Private in the British Army Auxiliary Territorial Service. (Walter Arrol/Errol and
Marion Gartshire Family, Paragraph 3-1-6, Page 234.)
James Arrol was bom 14 June 1917 at Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. James served
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in the British Army as a gunner in the Royal Artillery. (Section XV, Paragraph
4-1-6-1, Page 252.)
Mabel Monica Sequin Errol was bom circa 1918 in England. Mabel was in the
British Army Catering Corps. (Walter Arrol/Errol and Marion Gartshire Family,
Paragraph 3-1-6, Page 234.)
James Arrol was bom 28 April 1918 in Glasgow, Scotland. James served with the
Royal Air Force, Service Number 1354020. (Section XV, Paragraph 6-5-9-1, Page
262.)
John Milligan Arrol was bom 8 November 1918 in Glasgow, Scotland. John was
conscripted within two weeks following the declaration of war on 30 September
1939. He served originally in France with the Royal Highland Fusiliers and was
evacuated from Cherburg, France at the time of the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940.
Between 1940 and 1942 he served in England with the Durham Light Infantry. In
1942 he joined the Seaforth Highlanders and was shipped to North Africa. John
served at El Alamein, Egypt and was killed in action at Marethlein, Tunisia on 30
March 1943. John's service number was 3132211. He is buried in a military
cemetery in Tunisia. (John Arrol and Agnes Thompson Family, Paragraph 1-5-7-1,
Page 314 )
Allan Bell Arrol was bom 29 January 1919 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was in the
British Army. (John Arrol and Ann Tytler Family. Section I, Paragraph 1-2-6-9-2,
Page 285.)
David Johnston Arrol was bom 4 August 1919 in Paisley, Scotland. David served
in the Royal Navy prior to and during WW II. He served on the cruiser, HMS
Nelson; the battleship, HMS Royal Sovereign; the minelayer, HMS Hampton, the
corvette, HMS Salvia; and the escort vessel, HMS Farandale. He also served on the
destroyer HMS Boadicea on the Murmunsk convoy run; on the HMS Havelock for
the invasion of North Africa; and on submarine hunting duty in the Atlantic. He
helped escort the Norwegian Govemment's return to Norway. (George Arrol and
Betsy Wallace Johnston Family, Paragraph 1-2, Page 320.)
Elizabeth Withers Arrol was bom 23 September 1919 in Glasgow, Scotland.
Elizabeth served in the WAAF in Yorkshire, England. Her service number was
430592. (John Arrol and Ann Tytler Family, Section I, Paragraph 1-2-6-6-5, Page
282.)
Robert Carson Arrol was bom 12 October 1919 at Bridgeton, Glasgow. He served
in the British Army, Royal Army Service Corps. He served in France and was
evacuated from Dieppe at the time of Dunkirk. He later served in the Middle East
and North Africa. He escaped from Tobruk. Robert later transferred to the New
Zealand Divisional Calvary in late 1942, serving as a Trooper in the New Zealand
Territorial Forces. He served in Italy, including the campaign to take Cassino, Italy.
(Section XVI, Paragraph 3-3a-7, Page 271.)
Foreman Arroll was bom circa 1920. His birthdate and the birth place are
unknown. Initials shown in the records are E.B. and B.O.A.C. He died 21 January
1941 and is buried at Ikoyi No. 2 Cemetery, Lagos, Nigeria, Grave 365. (Nig 8).
Andrew Arrol was bom 20 January 1920 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Andrew was
in the Canadian Scottish Regiment (1939-45). Andrew was torjjedoed en route to
the North African Theatre. He served in North Africa and Italy. (Section X,
Paragraph 2-5-5-2, Page 207.)
Jean Arrol was bom 25 March 1920 in Paisley, Scotland. She served in the
Auxiliar}' Territory Service (A.T.S.) and manned an anti-aircraft gun. Her service
number was W/1 57071. (William Arrol and Annie McGhee Family, Section III,
Paragraph 1-3-2-3, Page 294.)
William Wilson Arroll was bom 18 April 1920 in Biggar, Scotland. William was
in the British Army. He served in the catering corps and with the 'big guns'.
William served in North Africa and Italy. (George Arroll Family, Section VI,
Paragraph 7-1, Page 172.)
Robert Norman Arrol was bom 15 June 1920 in Anderson, Indiana, U.S.A. He was
in the U.S. Army, 25 October 1944 to 13 October 1946. He served as a pharmacist
in various U.S. Army general hospitals in the China, Burma, and India Theatre of
Operations. (Section XII, Paragraph 1-1, Page 228.)
Colin John Arroll was bom 2 May 1921 in Auckland, New Zealand. He was a 2nd
Lieutenant in the New Zealand Territorial Army, 1 5th Heavy Anti-aircraft Regiment
and the 7th Antitank Regiment. He served in Egypt and Italy. Colin was in
military service from 4 May 1939 to April of 1946. (Section IX, Paragraph 2-1 1-3-2,
Page 191.)
John Stobo Arrol was bom 20 July 1921 in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland. He was
in the British Army, Royal Army Service Corps. He transferred to the Royal
Electrical Mechanical Engineers in 1942 and was in both the Liverpool and London
Blitzes prior to service in the Middle East. He received the Act of Courage
commendation by the G.OC. in Palestine. (Section XVI, Paragraph 3-3b-l, Page
274.)
Edward Buchanan Arrol was bom 25 July 1922 in Copeland, Saskatchewan,
Canada. Edward was in the Royal Canadian Air Force. He served as a gunner on
a Halifax Bomber on missions over Germany. Edward was in the military service
between 1941 and 1945. (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-6-1, Page 211.)
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Mary Walsh Arrol was born 16 April 1923 in Bassano, Alberta, Canada. She was
in the Royal Canadian Air Force. She served as an instructor and was stationed in
Yorkshire, England. (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-6-1, Page 211.)
John Arrol was bom 6 August 1923 in Cambuslang, Scotland. John was an Ensign
in the United States Naval Reserve and a Jr. Assistant Purser in the U.S. Maritime
Service. He served on the SS Frederick Billings in the Pacific Theatre, including
participating in convoys between Australia and New Guinea and the preparation for
the invasion of Manus, Admiralty Islands. He was in the service between
November 1942 and August 1945. (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-8-1, Page 214.)
George Arroll was bom 14 December 1923 in Camlachie, Glasgow, Scotland. He
served in the Home Guard in Glasgow as an Ack-Ack Gunner. (John Arroll and
Agnes Thompson Family, Paragraph 1-5-7-3, Page 314.)
William Arrol was bom 12 April 1924 in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland.
William was in the Royal Navy. He served primarily in the Pacific Theatre of
operations on the aircraft carrier, HMS Indefatigable. He served in action in Manus
in the Admiralty Islands, Guam, Okinawa, and the invasion fleet for Leyte,
Philippine Islands, (William Arrol and Annie McGhee Family, Section III, Paragraph
1-3-2-4, Page 294.)
Walter Arrol was bom 1 August 1927 in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was
a Corporal in the Seaforth Highlanders. He served in the Singapore and Malayan
campaigns. He was a prisoner for five years. (Section XIV, Paragraph 1-4-2, Page
243.)
Alexander Johnston Arrol was bom 29 January 1927, Paisley, Renfrewshire,
Scotland. Alexander was a Private in the British Army, Kings Own Scottish
Borderers. (George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston Family, Paragraph 1-5, Page
323.)
Gordon Arrol was bom 8 August 1927 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. Gordon was
in the United States Naval Reserve and served in the U.S. Maritime Service on
merchant ships. He served on the SS Yukon, SS Alexander Baranoff, the SS
Pathfinder and a number of other merchant ships during the period 1944 through
1948. His service included serving on ships in Alaska, Atlantic and Pacific
Convoys, and voyages to Australia, Malaysia, and Africa. (Section X, Paragraph
2-5-8-2, Page 217.)
James Arrol was bom 5 May 1928 in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He was in
the Royal British Army and served in Palestine. (William Arrol and Annie McGhee
Family, Section III, Paragraph 1-3-2-6, Page 295.)
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OCCUPATION FORCES
Allan Gardiner Airol was bom 10 July 1928 in Motherwell, Scotland. He was in
the British National Service and served in the Occupation Forces in Germany
following WW II (circa 1946-48). (Walter Arrol and Robina Hazeldine Family,
Paragraph 1-3-3, Page 241.)
Robert Arrol was bom 10 March 1929 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. Robert was a
Sergeant in the U.S. Army. He served in the Occupation Forces, Japan (1946-48).
(Section X, Paragraph 2-5-8-3, Page 219.)
NATO FORCES
Douglas Provan Arrol was bom 2 May 1930 in Glasgow, Scotland. He joined the
Royal Air Force in 1952 and trained with the NATO forces in Winnipeg, Alberta,
Canada. He served in the Royal Air Force in Canada and the United Kingdom
(1952-54). (Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Nap Family, Section 1, Paragraph
4A-3-2-4-2, Page 301.)
KOREAN WAR
The Korean War (1950-1953) began on 25 June 1950 when the troops of
Communist-ruled North Korea attacked South Korea in an effort to unify the country by
force. It was the first war in history in which troops of a world organization acted as
"police" to fight an aggressive nation. Although the United States rushed great numbers
of troops and huge supplies of equipment to the aid of the South Koreans, a number of
other members of the United Nations also sent troops to South Korea. The fighting
ended on 27 July 1953 with a truce in which both sides agreed to try to settle the
problems of Korea at an international conference. One Arroll is known to have served
in Korea.
George Joseph James Arroll was bom 17 February 1931 in Swanscott,
Massachusetts. George was drafted into the US Army in 1949 and served in Korea
during the Korean War. He served until 1953. (Robert R. Arrol Family, Paragraph
2-2-2, Page 326.)
BRITISH NATIONAL SERVICE
James William Arroll was born 22 Januarj' 1930 in Garelochhead, Scotland. He
served in the Royal Air Force. (Section VII, Paragraph 2-1, Page 175.)
Robert Hazeldine Arrol was bom 19 November 1931 in Wishaw, Scotland. He
served in the British Army. (Section XIV, Paragraph 1-4-4, Page 245.)
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John Allan ArroU was bom 13 November 1937 in Glasgow, Scotland. He served
in the Royal Air Force in the British National Service (1955-1957). (Section VII,
Paragraph 2-2, Page 176.)
VIETNAM ERA
58,156 names of Americans killed in the Vietnam conflict, an undeclared war between
the United States and North Vietnam, are etched on the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in
Washington D.C. These Americans died over a period from 1961 to 1974. Although the
United States was the predominant force in the allied side, support from small forces of
other countries were also involved. These small forces included Australia, South Korea,
and the Phillipines. Although no Arrols have been identified as having served directly
in Vietnam, at least three Arrols served their country during this time. No American was
left unaffected by this conflict. Three Arrols are known to have served:
Robert Norman Arrol was bom 19 November 1939 in Kokomo, Indiana, U.S.A.
Robert was in the Medical Corp of the U.S. Air Force (1966-1968). He served as
Captain, Base Surgeon, Manzano Air Force Base, New Mexico. Upon his discharge
he received the Joint Service Commendation Medal for his service. (Section XII,
Paragraph 1-1-1, Page 229.)
Lawrence Gordon Joseph Arrol was bom 23 September 1946 in Windsor, Ontario,
Canada. Lawrence was a Colonel in the U.S. Anny. He served in increasing
responsibilities in military bases in Turkey, Ft. Leonard Wood, Ft. Knox, Kentucky;
Ft. Belvoir, Virginia; Warrenton, Virginia, Ft. Huachuca, Arizona; Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, Indiana; Ft. Meade, Maryland; Field Station, Berlin, Germany and Vint
Hill Farms Station, Virgina. Colonel Arrol served as an electronic intelligence
officer in Saudia Arabia during the Gulf War. Following the war he was assigned
to a special team to study the format of the US Army of the future. He served 1969
- continuing in 1993. (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-8-2-1, Page 218.)
Robert John Arrol was bom 15 May 1950 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. He was a
Sp. 4 in the 2nd Infantry Division, 73rd Armor, U.S. Army. He served in North
Korea, Camp Casey (1971-73). (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-8-1-1, Page 215-216.)
NORTHERN IRELAND
John Laing Arrol was bom 25 September 1949 in Paisley, Scotland. John served
in the Royal Highland Fusiliers for six years During his service John had four
tours of duty in Northern Ireland and then spent three years in Singapore. (George
Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston Family, Paragraph 1-1-4, Page 320.)
POST VIETNAM ERA
George Gordon Arrol was bom 9 July 1939 in Paisley, Scotland. George was in the
British Army. He was a Private in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders circa
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early 1960's. He served at Bedford Barracks, Edinburgh. (George Axrol and Betsy
Wallace Johnston family. Paragraph 1-2-1, Page 321.)
Brian George Arrol was bom 1 March 1954 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, brian was
in the Canadian Navy. He served on the Destroyer HMCS Qu-Appel, as the ship's
diver. (Section X, Paragraph 2-5-5-2-3, Page 208.)
Keith Arrol was bom 16 April 1957 in Calcutta, India. He served as Captain in the
U.S. Air Force. Keith was a pilot of C-141 aircraft and an Air Force Training
Instructor. He served in the U.S. Air Force (1979-1987) and continued active in the
U. S. Air Force Reserve (1987 and continuing in 1992). In 1990 during the Gulf
Crisis over the Iraq invasion of Kuwait, Keith made three flights to Saudia Arabia.
(John Arrol and Ann Tytler Family, Section I, Paragraph 1-2-6-6-8-1, Page 284.)
Nancy Gray Arrol was bom 6 February 1958 in California, USA She was a
Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. She served during the period 1979-84 in aircraft
maintenance at Norton Air Force Base, Southern California. (John Arrol and Ann
Tytler Family, Section I, Paragraph 1-2-6-6-8-1, Page 284.)
THE GULF WAR
In August 1990, Iraq invaded and annexed the country of Kuwait. The United
States immediately mobilized its military forces and deployed them to Saudi Arabia,
initially to protect Saudi Arabia from invasion by the Iraqi armed forces. The
United States had major concerns not only about its petroleum supplies from this
region, but in addition was gravely concemed about Iraq's ever developing
capability in the area of chemical and atomic weapons and the threat this posed.
The United Nations supported a resolution which stated that if Iraq did not pull its
forces out of Kuwait by 15 January 1991, military action would be justified in
having Iraq's armed forces removed by force On 16 January 1991 a coalition of
armed forces, headed by the United States, attacked Iraq. The movement to remove
the Iraq armed forces from Kuwait was initiated. The attack had two principal
phases: 1) an air campaign that destroyed 75% of the fighting capacity of Iraq's
forces; and 2) a ground campaign that started at 8 p.m. on 23 February 1991 and
lasted for 100 hours, during which time the Iraqi forces were completely routed.
During the build-up period of the coalition forces between August 1990 and the end
of 1990, Keith Arrol, who was born 16 April 1957 in Calcutta, India, flew C-141
aircraft on several missions from the United States to Saudi Arabia. Following the
initiation of actual hostilities (Code name Desert Storm) Keith Arrol continued the
missions. He had been a Captain in the U.S. Air Force, serving as a pilot on C-141
aircraft, and had continued in the Air Force reserve.
Lt. Colonel Lawrence Gordon Joseph Arrol arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia the day
prior to the start of hostilities. Lt. Colonel Arrol was an intelligence officer in
charge of the Trailblazer program for the U.S. Army. The Trailblazer was an
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armoured vehicle equipped with electronic gear for electronic evesdropping
purposes. During the war, Lt. Colonel Arrol provided intelligence concerning the
targeting of Iraqi targets. He was also routinely engaged in scud missile hunts.
These were the missiles fired by the Iraqi armed forces at Israeli and Saudi Arabian
civilian urban populations. Following his return to the United States, Lt. Colonel
Arrol was assigned to a special team to study the format of the US Army of the
future. In 1992 Lt. Colonel Arrol was assigned to the US Army War College in
Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He was promoted to the rank of Colonel in November 1992.
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CHAPTER Vn
THE ARROLS IN ENGLAND
The name Arrol is recorded in Scotland as far back as the 14th century. Although we
have not been able to find the Arrol name recorded in England that far back in history,
we nonetheless can find Arrols and Arrolls in England as early as the 16th century. The
records of the Church of the Latter Day Saints list Katherine Arroll, daughter of Henry
Arroll, who was christened in the parish of Saint Lawrence Pounty, London on 16
October 1586. These same records show that there was a family of Arralls residing in
Banbury, Oxford in the period 1613-16. Twenty years later there is recorded the
marriage of John Arroll in 1637 in Oxford, the birth of a son, Samuel Arroll, in 1639,
and the birth of a daughter, Mary, in 1649.
A study of the records compiled by the Church of the Latter Day Saints (See Appendix
VII) revealed the names of approximately seventy Arrols, and similar spellings,
representing approximately 30-35 households who resided in England during the period
1586 to 1687. This is far fewer than the number of Arrols found in Scotland, but a
sufficient number for us to ponder their origin.
It would appear significant that other than for those Arrols who resided in London and
Oxford, many of the Arrols who lived in England during the 16th through the early part
of the 19th century were found in the counties and communities adjacent to Scotland.
Arrols were found in Tweedmouth, Northumberland, and in Cumberland. The River
Tweed, which empties into the North Sea, separates Scotland and England. On the west
coast, Cumberland is the northernmost county in England, adjacent to Scotland's southern
border.
All of the Arrols in England in the late 1900's have a Scottish ancestry. The author was
not able to find any present day Arrols living in England who trace their ancestry to the
Arrols that are listed in the Church of Latter Day Saints records for England from the
16th to the 19th century. The Arrols living in England all migrated to England in
modem times.
The following paragraphs list those Arrol families residing in England along with capsule
comments on each family. Additional information on these families is contained in the
genealogy section of this volume.
William Arrol and Ruth Harding Bragg family
One of the earliest Arrols to migrate to England from Scotland in modem times was
William Arrol who was bom in Peebles, Scotland in 12 March 1869. William served his
apprenticeship in the tweed industry in Peebles, but relocated to London, prior to 1895,
to represent his company. He married Ruth Harding Bragg in London on 4 July 1895.
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William first acquired a small laundr)' and then expanded into a larger laundr>' in
Southend, Essex, England. He was considered wealthy. The couple raised a large family
that included James Harding Arrol and Florence Annie Arrol who were bom in Peebles.
Followmg thier permanent relocation to England, they had Lily Irwin Arrol, Marion Hilda
Arrol, Vema Arrol, Lucy Margaret Arrol and William John Arrol. The last five children
were bom in Essex, England between 1902 and 1915. William died at Southsea on 25
March 1925. His son, William John Arrol, attended London University and obtained his
Ph.D. degree as a radio-chemist. Following a distinguished career at Oxford University,
a radar officer in the British Navy during WW II, a lecturer of chemistry at London
University and the Director of Research for Joseph Lucas, Ltd., Chairman of the
European Industrial Research Management Association, Dr. William Arrol retired to
Knowle, Solihuill, West Midlands, England where he and his wife, Billie, resided in
1993.
William John Arrol and Billie had a son, Simon James Arrol, who was bom 18 June
1950 in Oxfordshire, England. Simon James graduated from the University of
Manchester as a civil engineer and owned his own dredging company. He and his wife,
Zahra Hamzavi-Rad, lived with their daughter, Alexandra Shahrzad Hamzavi Arrol, and
resided in Louth, Lincolnshire, England. In 1990 the family relocated to Coombe Dingle,
Bristol where Simon was the managing director of the firm of Camper Nicholsons
Marianas, Ltd. The firm operated a number of marinas in the United Kingdom. (1)
Archibald Donald Arrol and Marjory Leech family of Pontesbup.'. Shropshire
Although this family is Scottish, it does have ties to England dating to the late 1800's.
Donald's grandfather, William Auchincloss Arrol, was bora 24 October 1844 in Glasgow
and married Elizabeth Agnes Bateman on 27 October 1880. Elizabeth was the daughter
of Benjamin Bateman of Clapham Park, London. Her father, Benjamin Bateman, was a
civil engineer and railway builder who had a large home and a twenty-five acre estate in
Clapham Park.
William's brother, Walter Arrol, bom 8 June 1846, married Elizabeth's sister, Beatrice
May Bateman. The couple was married 24 March 1880 in Clapham, London. William
and Walter were the sons of Archibald Theodore Arrol. In the mid 1800's Walter was
the managing director of Archibald Arrol and Sons, one of Scotland's largest breweries.
Donald, bom 28 September 1911 in Rhu, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, continued the family
tradition and was a brewmaster. He married Marjory Clive Leech on 29 November 1947.
The couple had two sons, Andrew Clive and Archibald Simon. After living in Malta
(1949-1954), where Donald was a brewmaster, the family relocated to Carlisle, England.
Donald was a brewmaster in Carlisle at T.& R. Thearston Ltd. In 1987 Donald and
Marjory were retired and resided in Pontesbury, Shropshire, England. They had two sons:
Andrew Clive Auchincloss Arrol, bom 16 September 1948 in Romford, Essex, England,
and Archibald Simon Arrol, bom 19 September 1954 in Taunton, Somerset, England.
Andrew married on 25 July 1970 in Old Bursledon, Hampshire to Margaret Mary Parker
and they had Winifrid Rose Arrol, bom 18 June 1972 at Westminster, London, and Luke
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Colin Alastair Arrol, bom 4 December 1974 in Westminster, London. Archibald Simon
married 1 May 1982 to Susan Cooke in Shrewsbury. Andrew was an architect with the
noted firm of Arrol and Snell. The firm Arrol and Snell is mentioned in HRH The Prince
of Wales book on his view of architecture, "A Vision of Britain." (2)
William Philips Arrol and Lilas Charmichael family
William Philips Arrol was one of eight children of Archibald Tower Arrol and Helen
King Philips. Archibald Tower Arrol, bom 26 March 1847 in Glasgow, was the joint
owner and managing director of the Arrol Brewery in Alloa, Clackmannanshire in the
latter part of the 19th century. He was the Lord Provost of Alloa.
William Philips Arrol was bom 13 December 1877 in Millgrove House, Alloa. He went
to South Africa to work in the mining industry. While there he married Lilas
Charmichael in Durban. After returning from South Africa the family lived in the south
of England. They had two children, Archibald John "Ian" Arrol, bom 1915, and Doris
Philips Arrol, bom 1918, in England, Archibald John Ian' Arrol resided in the south of
England while Doris Mary Philips Arrol resided in Edinburgh in 1988. (3)
John Arrol of Glasgow. Scotland
John Arrol was bom 28 April 1914 at 103 Kennedy Street, Glasgow. John was a carter
in Glasgow. During World War 11 John was in the Medical Corp in the British Army and
was stationed in England for a period prior to service in East Africa. While stationed in
England he met and married Margaret Robinson of Ormskirk, Lancashire, England. The
couple was married on 28 October 1944 at the Skemersdale Parish Church, Ormskirk,
Lancashire, England. After the war the couple lived in Glasgow. They raised two
children: 1) Elizabeth Ruddy Arrol, bom 1 May 1945 in Milton, Glasgow; and 2) John
Arrol, bom 23 June 1946 in Oakbank Hospital, Glasgow. (4)
Elizabeth Withers Arrol of Glasgow. Scotland
Elizabeth Arrol was bom on 23 September 1919 in Glasgow, Scotland. She was one of
nine children of Robert Arrol, a carter, and Elizabeth Ruddy, a cotton millworker, of St.
Rollox, Glasgow, Scotland. Elizabeth was in the WAF's during World War II and was
stationed in Yorkshire, England. She met and married Stanley Robinson while stationed
in Yorkshire. In 19-88 the couple had a son and resided in Hull, Yorkshire, England. (5)
James Arrol and Margaret (Rita) McGrath familv of Streatham. London
George Young Arrol was bom 9 August 1880, one of eleven children of James Arrol and
Ellen Arthur Young. James Arrol was in business with his brother. Sir William Arrol,
in the Sir William Arrol Engineering Company in Glasgow. George married Agnes
Rowan in Brikenhead, England on 18 September 1909. His son, James Arrol, was bom
in Glasgow, Scotland on 28 April 1918 and he met his wife, Margaret (Rita) McGrath,
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in 1940 at a recruiting station in London during World War II. Rita was a secretary in
a solicitors office in the Ministr>' of Education. The couple was married in 1943 and
raised four children, all bom in London. Their children were: George Michael Arrol,
bom 26 November 1944; Alexandra (Alex) Mar>' Arrol, bom 16 December 1951; June
Patricia Arrol, bom 25 June 1953; and Jacqueline Arrol, bom 15 January 1966. Three
of the four children lived in London, while their daughter, Alex, who was married to
Douglas Atkins on 10 May 1981 in Coventry, lived in York, England in 1990. (6)
David Johnston Arrol and Thelma Bjelland family of Bootle. Mersevside
David Johnston Arrol was bom 4 August 1919 in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He
was the grandson of George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston of Paisley, and the son
of George Arrol and Margaret Spence of Paisley. David served in the Royal Navj' from
1938 to 1945. He served on a number of ships, including cruisers, battleships,
mmelayers, and destroyers. Upon completing his naval service after the conclusion of
World War II, David married Thelma Bjelland and settled in Liverpool, England. In
1987 David was retired in Bottle, Merseyside, following a long career as a machine
operator with Trinidad Lake Asphalt and Scotts Bakery. Thelma and David raised two
daughters, Thelma and Margaret, and a son, David John Arrol. David John Arrol and his
family emigrated to Australia in 1974. David John Arrol died in Australia on 8 January
1992 and David Johnston Arrol died in Bootle on 15 January 1992. (7)
George Arroll and Renee Parker family of Burnley. Lancashire
George was bom 14 December 1923 in Camlachie, Glasgow, Scotland. George's family
can be traced to the early 1800's in the same area of Glasgow. George served his
apprenticeship in Sir William Arrol's steelworks in Glasgow during World War II.
During the war this plant manufactured Bailey Bridges, rocket projectiles and Beaufort
Gun Carriages. Although George was deferred from military service during the war due
to the critical defense nature of his employment, he served in the Home Guard as an
ack-ack gunner every Saturday for 2 1/2 years. George was on holiday in Blackpool,
England when he met his wife to be, Renee Packer, from Bumley, Lancashire. The
couple was married 4 March 1950 and George found a position in Bumley with Lucas
Aerospace Ltd. Renee and George raised a son and a daughter m Bumley. His son,
Trevor John Arroll, attended York University and married Carol Chapman who also
attended York University They were married 21 July 1973 and resided with their
daughter, Katherine, in Macclesfied Forest, England. Renee and George also had a
daughter, Yvonne, who was employed in Rhodesia, Africa for a period of time. In 1993
Yvonne lived with her husband, Barry Taylor, in Bumley, Lancashire. (8)
Walter Arrol and June Lapworth family of Coventry. England
Walter Arrol was bom 1 August 1927 at Wishaw, Lancashire, Scotland. He was the
second of nine children of Robert Hazeldine Arrol and Elizabeth Vickers of Dennistoun,
Glasgow. Walter was a corporal in the Seaforth Highlanders during World War II.
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During his military service he became a motor lorry driver. He served in the Malaysia
Theatre of Operations and was in prison there for about four and one-half years during
the war. He returned to marry Evelyn Lydia Dey on 1 December 1945 in Cambusnethan,
Scotland. Evelyn was a cook who was engaged in war service when they married. The
couple had a daughter, Elizabeth Arrol, who was bom in 1946 and died at the age of
fifteen months. Walter later relocated to England and he and June Lapworth of Coventry,
England had six children, all of whom lived in Coventry, England in 1992. Their
children were: 1) William Arrol, bom 4 November 1953, a mini-bus driver and youth
worker, who married Christine Ethel Cleverley in 1974 and had four children - two sons
and two daughters; 2) Walter James Arrol, bom 7 Febmary 1955, a gas fitter, who
married Edith Helena Sakostowicz in 1982; 3) Caroline Arrol, bom in 1957; 4) Thomas
Arrol, bom 14 April 1960, a driver, who married Kay Symons in 1979; 5) Jacqueline
Elizabeth Ann Arrol, bom 29 August 1961, who had a daughter, Emma Louise Arrol; and
6) Steven Arrol, bom 17 October 1965, who married April Tyrell in September 1987.
Steven and April Arrol had Amy Arrol, bom in November 1988, and Jessica Arrol, bom
in July 1990. Walter and June separated circa 1965. (9)
Robert Hazeldine Arrol and Florence Elizabeth Grainger family of
Gloucester. England
Robert Hazeldine Arrol was bom on 19 November 1931 at Whitehall, Russell Street in
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Robert was in the British National Service and was
stationed in England in the early 1950's. He was a fumiture retailer and a
painter/decorator. He was also a collector and exhibitor of vintage American
automobiles. He married on 21 June 1952 to Gwendoline Florence Elizabeth Grainger
in Gloucester, England and raised seven children in Gloucester. These children were: 1)
Raymond John Arrol, bom 11 April 1953 in Gloucester, England. Raymond was a
butchery manager who married Andrea Norah Langford in 1976; 2) Jennette Elizabeth
Ruby Arrol, bom 27 June 1954 in Gloucester. Jeannette, who was a waitress, was
married twice; 3) Ann Eileen Arrol, bom 17 April 1957 in Gloucester. Ann was a
cashier who married Stephen John Chidlow, a bus driver; 4) Ian John Arrol, bom 21
Febmary 1960 in Gloucester. Ian was in the business of buying and selling cars; 5) Clive
Robert Arrol, bom 27 June 1961 in Gloucester; 6) Mandy Karen Arrol, b 20 June 1964
in Gloucester. Mandy was a cook supervisor who married in 1984 to Andrew Raymond
Bradley; and 7) Mark Hazeldine Arrol, bom 19 September 1965 in Gloucester. Mark was
a labourer. (10)
William Provan Arrol and Heather Wright family of Hampton. London
William Provan Arrol was bom on 6 May 1944 in Kilmarnock, Scotland. William was
the son of Alexander Provan Arrol and Josephine Watts. Alexander was a graduate of
Glasgow University in 1923 and a mathematics Professor at Marr College in Troon.
Alexander was the son of William Arrol who was bom 19 December 1860 in Calton,
Glasgow. He was a blacksmith and was married to Agnes Provan, a dressmaker.
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William Provan graduated from Glasgow University, as did his father, Alexander, before
him. After graduation in the 1960's he accepted a position with London Transport in
London and moved to the London area. There he married Heather Wright on 6 December
1969. Heather graduated from Manchester University with a major m mathematics. This
couple raised their three children, Helen Provan, Alexander Provan, and Loma Provan in
Hampton. (11)
James Crookston Arrol and Ivy May Hendlev family of Wolverhampton. England
James Crookston Arrol was bom 6 December 1911 in Glasgow, Scotland James was a
designer for an electric construction company. He relocated to Wolverhampton, England
and married Ivy May Hendley. hy May was the daughter of an experimental foreman
for the public works. (12)
George Arroll and Elizabeth Foster family of Yorkshire. England
George Arroll was bom circa 1828/1831, probably in Scotland. He married Elizabeth
Foster at Melrose, Roxburgh, Scotland on 2 May 1853. Their first daughter, Sarah Arrol,
was bom 5 March 1854 in Leeds, England and their next eight children were bom
between 1855 and 1868 in Dumfries and Closebum, Scotland. The last two of their
eleven children were bom in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. The family residing in
1991 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England descended from George Arroll's and Elizabeth
Foster's son, John Crosby Arrol, who was bom 13 Januar}' 1860 in Dumfries, Scotland.
John Crosby Arrol married 24 September 1888 in Huddersfield, England to Christina
Martin. They had Norman Arrol, bom circa 1894, and Herbert Arrol, bom 24 February
1907, in Crawerley, Yorkshire, England. Herbert, a textile yam agent, married 6 August
1934 to Phyllis Knight. They had Jane Arrol, bom 2 September 1939 in Wharfedale,
Yorkshire, and John Richard Arrol, bom 1 Febmary 1943 in Bradford, Yorkshire,
England. John Richard Arrol, a textile representative, married first to Barbara Jill Batty
on 17 September 1965 and second to Jennifer Hodgson on 1 1 August 1980. There were
four children as a result of these two marriages: 1) Mark Steven Arrol, bom 1 July 1970
in Bumley, England, 2) Louise Jane Arrol, bom 2 March 1973; 3) David John Arrol,
bom 1 1 April 1985; and 4) Rachel Louise Arrol, bom 23 March 1988. The last named
three children were bom in Bradford, Yorkshire, England. Mark Steven was a student
teacher in Bitburg, Rheinland Platz, Germany. He taught bilingual economics to fifteen
year olds and in addition gave assistance in the English language to children who
formerly lived in East Germany where the instmction in a secondary' language was in
Russian. (13)
Ralph Arrol and family
This appears to be one of the few families who resided in England in the twentieth
century in which there was no record found indicating a Scottish heritage. Ralph Arrol
was bom circa 1786. He married 16 December 1806 to Christiana Scott at St. Paul,
Dcplford, Greenwich, Kent, England. Deptford was an early port on the Thames for
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London and it is from the wharfs in this village that Captain Cook began his famous
voyages of exploration. Ralph Arrol and Christiana Scott had two children, Alexander
Arrol, bom circa 1820, and Robert Arrol, bom circa 1827. Alexander married 18 April
1846 to Sarah TiUick at Poplar, Middlesex, England. Alexander and Sarah had eight
children. At least five of these died in infancy. Robert Arrol married 15 May 1842 to
Jane Searle at Minster, Kent, England and they are believed to have had five children of
which two were males: 1) Robert George Arrol, bom 25 July 1850 at Deptford,
Greenwich, England and 2) Robert Arrol bom circa 1853. Robert married Sarah Anna
Dickman on 20 June 1881 in Northumberland, England. They had three children: a)
Robert Arrol, bom 12 April 1882 at Newcastle on Tyne, England; b) George Arrol, bom
1 1 September 1883 at Newcastle on Tyne, England; and c) Elizabeth Kate Arrol, bom
6 May 1885. George Arrol married Sarah Ann Porter at Newcastle on Tyne on 9
September 1912 and they had a daughter, Sarah Doreen Arrol, bom 10 November 1914
at Newcastle on Tyne, England. Sarah married 22 June 1940 to Alexander McLachlan.
In 1990 no descendents of this family could be found. (14)
William Arrol and family of Watford. England
William Arrol was bom on 11 November 1909 in Springbum, Glasgow. William was
an engineer's machinist and steel erector's laborer. He married first in 1932 in Glasgow
to Gertmde "Ruby" Mutter. The marriage failed and William relocated to England where
he lived for many years in Abbott Langley and Watford, England. William was
employed by the firm of DeHaviland which later became Bristol-Siddley and eventually
was absorbed by Rolls Royce, Ltd. William married second in 1972 to Gladys May
Norman in Abbott Langley, England and third to Mary Johnson (formerly Walton) circa
1950. William and Mary had Geoffrey Arrol who was bom 26 October 1952 in Watford,
England. Geoffrey Arrol married 20 May 1987 to Linda Alana Hale in Caddington,
Bedfordshire, England. In 1991 Geoffrey, who was a sales and marketing representative
for Thorn EMI, and his wife, Linda, resided in Watford, England. Their daughter, Hayley
Francesca Arrol, was bom on 27 Febmary 1989 and their son, Jack Frazer Arrol was bom
2 Aaaaugust 1992. Both children were bom in Watford, England. (15)
Graham Kinghom ArroU and family
Graham Arroll was bom in Bombay, India in 1944. He was the son of Richard Hubbard
Arrol and Delores Maria Lisboa. Richard Hubbard Arroll was bom in Glasgow on 19
October 1905. He emigrated to Bombay, India for the same reason that most Arrols
emigrated to America - the depression in Glasgow. Their son, Graham Arroll, was sent
by Richard, along with his mother, to be raised in London, England. Richard felt that
this would be better for his son than being raised in Bombay. Graham married Margaret
"Midge" Evans, an American woman, in 1972 in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States.
The family subsequently lived in Largo, Florida and in 1987 Graham and his family lived
in Arizona City, Arizona. Graham was a city planner. In 1989 the family relocated to
Liskeard, Comwall, England and in 1992 the family was living in the Shetland Islands.
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CHAPTER Vm
THE ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN AMERICA
The reasons for Scots leaving their native shores have been many and varied. In an
earlier chapter a number of the reasons for Scots leaving Scotland were cited. In the case
of the Arrols, however, the overriding reason was one of economics, i.e., the difficult
times in the urban areas of Glasgow and Paisley causing the Arrols to look for a better
life and greater opportunities in a new land. The Arrols did not come to America during
the mass migrations from Scotland between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries. Indeed,
with only minor exception, it was not until the late 19th century and during the early part
of the 20th century that the majority of Arrols and ArroUs left their homeland.
Below is a brief overview of each Arrol or Arroll household or family and how they first
came to America from Scotland. All the Scottish Arrols and Arrolls who reside in
Canada and the United States are descended from one of these families.
There is a family of Arrols living in Long Island, New York who are not Scottish. This
family came to the United States from Russia at the turn of the century. When they were
admitted to the United States, the family believes that the immigration officer at Ellis
Island Americanized' them by giving them the name Arrol. There are also Arrols living
in the Newport News area of Virginia who are not Scottish. These Arrols came from
Eastern Europe and similarly believe that they were given the name Arrol by the
immigration officer when their forefathers entered the United States. According to the
Immigration Service, one of the great myths' about the early immigrants is the belief that
immigration officers Americanized' the Eastern European names.
The earliest record of an Arroll in the United States is in 1774. On 12 November 1774
Peter Hall and Margaret Arroll, a widow, were married in New York. (1)
A family of Arralls arrived in Baltimore, Maryland in 1820. The family consisted of an
adult and five children: A. Arrall, age 29; W. Arrall, age 8; S. Arrall, age 6, E. Arrall,
age 3; L. Arrall, Age 1; and S. Arrall, age 1. (2)
In the State of Indiana there is a record of three Arrol marriages in the 1820-30 period.
Unis M. Arrol married James L. Dorsey on 29 July 1820 and Patsey Arrol married
Nicholas Hagerman on 18 August 1828. These marriages were recorded in Clark County,
Indiana. Eve Arrol married Daniel Jarrett on 20 June 1839 in Kosciusko County, Indiana.
(3)
In 1846 William Arroll is listed as becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States.
This took place in Baltimore, Maryland. The record indicates n.a. (no age given). (4)
In 1853 Jane Arrol arrived in Quebec aboard the Vestilinden of the J & J Cooke line.
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She had embarked from Derr\-. Jane was from Castlemellon, Northern Ireland. This was
the period following the blight in the potato crop that resulted in widespread famine. The
J & J Cooke line ran a number of sailing vessels bringing emigrants from Derry to the
principal ports of the New World. Jane paid 3.15 for her fare. As emigration of the
mid- 19th century was bom out of poverty, the cost of the passage was of great
importance. Sickness and shipwreck were just two of the hazards faced by the
passengers. The death rate at sea during the famine years increased twelve-fold over an
already high rate. (5) In 1862 Charles Aroll is recorded as a soldier during the Civil
War. It is not clear that this is an Aroll as the record refers also to Charles Herro. In
parentheses it shows the following: Herro, or Aroll, or Croe. Charles Aroll (or Herro or
Croe) was in Company C, 14th Michigan Infantry. He was mustered into the infantry
on 13 February in Ypsilanti, Michigan and mustered out of service on 18 July 1865. (6)
Other Arrols and Arrolls \\ho have resided in the United States are recorded in the
paragraphs below. Each of the families named are footnote referenced to their family
genealogy contained in this volume.
William Arrol
William Arrol was one of the earliest Arrols to immigrate to America from Scotland.
William was christened 30 December 1810 at Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. William
immigrated in 1 843 through Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and settled in Harwich Township,
Kent County, Ontario, Canada. William married around the year 1850 to Juliana. It is
believed that Juliana's surname may have been Franklin and that she came from Ireland.
William was a bookkeeper. William and Juliana had four children bom in Ontario: Mary,
Julia, William, and Charles Franklin Arrol.
Charles Franklin Arrol was bom 26 March 1862 in Ontario, Canada. He emigrated from
Canada to St. Paul, Minnesota. He married 8 June 1997 to Agnes Broadbent in St. Paul,
Minnesota. Agnes was bom circa 1866 in New York State. Charles became a
naturalized U.S. citizen in 1897 in St. Paul. Charles died in 1932 and Agnes died in
1951 in San Diego County, California. Charles and Agnes had a daughter, Ruby Etta
Arrol, who was bom 6 April 1888 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Ruby married 4 March 1924
to William E. Br\ant, a dentist. Ruby and William had three children. Their daughter,
Rosemary Warlick, was living in Ormond Beach, Florida in 1991. (7)
John Arrol and family
The next Arrol family to immigrate to America from Scotland did so in 1848. John Arrol
was bom in 1818, probably in Paisley, Scotland. He was the brother of Thomas Arrol
who was the father of Sir William Arrol, the famous builder of the Firth of Forth Railway
Bridge. John Arrol married Barbara Mclnnes on the 17th of October in 1840. Barbara
was the same age as John and was from the Bridge of Weir, Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire.
The couple is known to have had at least two children, Jane bom in 1843 and Janet bom
in 1847 The family left Greenock, Scotland on the ship Margaret'. They arrived in the
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Port of New York on 17 May 1848. (8) The family settled in Derby, New Haven,
Connecticut. (9) John died in Waterbury, Connecticut, leaving Barbara and the children.
(10) (11)
Robert R. Arroll and family
Robert R. Arroll was the next Arroll to immigrate to America. It is believed that Robert
emigrated from Scotland during the 1850's. It is highly probable that Robert did not have
a middle initial. It was not the practice to give middle names in the 18th century in
Scotland. He immigrated first to St. John's, Newfoundland and Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
He relocated to Newbury port, Massachusetts in the late 1850's. Robert and his
descendants were bakers and they established bakeshops in the Boston area in the late
1800's and the early 1900's. One of Robert's sons, John Arroll, bom circa 1850's, owned
and operated the Arroll Home Bakery in Boston at 228 West Third Street from about
1882 to 1899. In turn, John ArroU's son, John Joseph Arroll, had a coffee, tea and
molasses business that was originally located at 29 Central Street, Boston in 1903. In
1919 the business was operated at 12 S. Market Street and in 1926 it was located at 200
Milk Street, Boston. After John Joseph's death in the 1940's, his widow, Eleanor Arrol,
became the manager of the Au Beauchamp restaurant at 99 Mt. Vernon Street, Boston.
(12) Another of Robert ArroU's sons, George Arroll, married Mary Gillespie, a young
woman from County Sligo, Ireland, in Newburyport. One of George's sons, bom in 1889,
was also named George. He married Regina Mangan and they operated the Arroll Home
Bakery in Lynn, Massachusetts in the early 1900's. Deliveries were made by horse-drawn
wagon. This couple had three children. Patricia Arroll, who married Michael Gradone,
was a librarian. In 1990 she resided with her husband in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts.
Her brother, George Arroll, was a physician who resided in Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
The other brother, Richard Arroll, lived in Atlanta, Georgia. He was married twice and
had a son, Richard, who in 1986 was a student at Georgia Tech University. Richard and
his first wife also had a daughter. (13)
Also living in Boston in the late 1800's and early 1900's was Morris Arrol who was a
labourer. He is believed to have been married twice, first to Sophia and then to Rose.
In 1887 John A. Arroll was an electro-plater who boarded at 40 Lynde Street, Boston.
(14)
Robert Arrol and family
Another Arrol family to leave Scotland in the 19th century was the family of Robert
Arrol of Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. Robert was bom circa 1825. He was
the son of James Arrol, of Row (now Rhu), Dumbartonshire, and Grace Balfour Arrol.
James died when Robert was no more than six years old and in 1 84 1 Robert lived with
his mother and her new husband, David Hom, at Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch. His
siblings were referred to as "William Errol, age 12, and Ann Errol, age 9". When Robert
was 17 years old he lived with his brother, Walter, at Waterside, Kirkintilloch and was
listed as a "servent" and "cotton weaver" in the 1851 census. On 10 January 1865 he
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registered the death of his mother, Grace Balfour Arrol Horn, who died at 199, Crown
Street, Glasgow. In the late 1850's he became enamoured with Jane Anderson, daughter
of William Anderson and Elizabeth Ricketts (or Richards). Robert Arrol and Jane
Anderson had four children in Kmkell, Campsie, Stirlingshire. They emigrated to
Hamilton, Ontario with their children sometime around the years 1865 - 1871. Robert
was a second hand dealer' in Hamilton. Robert and Jane are buried in Hamilton
Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. Their tombstone is inscribed, "In memory of ROBERT
ARROL, died Nov. 5th 1907, aged 82 years, a Native of Waterside, Scotland - JANE
ANDERSON, beloved wife of ROBERT ARROL, died Sept. 23rd 1894, aged 70 years,
a Native of Hamilton, Scotland." Several children of Robert Arrol and Jane Anderson
married and they and their children lived in Hamilton, and Lindsay, Ontario. Emma
Mary Arrol, who lived in Hamilton, Ontario in 1989, was the daughter of Robert Arrol,
grandson of Walter Arrol, and great grandson of Robert Arrol and Jane Anderson.
One son of Robert Arrol and Jane Anderson, Robert Anderson Arrol, immigrated to the
United States from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Robert Anderson Arrol was bom 23 April
1861 in Kinkell, Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland. He came to Hamilton, Ontario circa
1865-1871 with his parents. Robert was a well-known professional glassblower and
traveled throughout the country' in his trade. He was married first to Sarah Jane
Snowden. Sarah Jane was bom circa 1866/67 in Shadwell (London), England, the
daughter of Thomas Snowden and Sarah Jean Fisk. The Arrol family relocated from
Hamilton, Ontario and settled in Anderson, Indiana around the tum of the centurj'. In
1906 a tragedy occurred that kept the family in the headlines of the national newspapers
for almost two weeks.
Robert had been employed by the Anderson Flint Bottle company in Anderson, Indiana
for a number of years After the Anderson factory had closed, Robert found employment
in Reading, Ohio. However, his wife and four children remained in Anderson. One
evening two of the children went out along the tracks of the Central Indiana Railroad to
the adjacent fields to gather mushrooms. In gathering the mushrooms an occasional
toadstool was also picked up. Upon retuming home the children cleaned the mushrooms
and toadstools. Either that evening or the following day both of the two younger children
and their mother ate the mushrooms and toadstools. During the night they were taken
violently ill and, as the newspaper reported, "suffered in the extreme" The neighbors
could hear the screams of the ill coming from the house. Over the next 1 1 days their
plight was daily headline news. Two days after eating the mushrooms and toadstools
Myrtle, who was 7 years old, died. The following day the second child, Gordon, aged
1 1, died. On the 1 Ith day their mother, Sarah, died.
The two older brothers, Robert and Thomas, survived. Thomas later married, was
divorced and died in Marion, Indiana in 1961. Robert, who was bom in 1890 in Alton,
Illinois, married Anna Leone Fischer at Covington, Kentucky in 1914. She was the
daughter of John Fischer and Ida May Paschal of Anderson, Indiana. Robert was a
steelroller for over 50 years in Anderson and Kokomo, Indiana. He died on 3 November
1974 in Areola, Illinois.
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Their son, Robert Norman Arrol, was bom on 15 June 1920 in Anderson, Indiana.
Robert Norman Arrol was a pharmacist who married Betty Jo Hancock, of Kokomo,
Indiana. She was the daughter of Ennis Cleo Hancock and Elsie Marie Kerby. The
couple owned the Arrol Pharmacy in Areola, Illinois from 1948 to 1984. Robert attained
international recognition for his Arrol Coffee Club which was featured on CBS national
television, in Readers Digest magazine and in Charles Kuralt's book, "On the Road".
Robert served as Mayor Pro-Tern of the city of Areola and in 1987 through 1992 was a
Douglas County Supervisor in the state of Illinois.
Robert Norman and Betty Jo's son, Robert Norman Arrol, bom 19 November 1939 in
Kokomo, Indiana, became a medical doctor. He married Priscilla Joyce BoUes, daughter
of James Coy Bolles and Leona Marion Day. Robert was selected as one of the
outstanding young men of America in 1973. In 1992 he practiced medicine in Areola,
Illinois. Their daughter, Tracy Leigh Arrol, a licensed practical nurse and real estate
agent, married Michael Harold Icenogle in December 1987 in Areola, Illinois. Their son,
Robert Norman Arrol, was a graduate of Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois and their
daughter, Kerri Jo Arrol, was a graduate of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston,
Illinois. (15)
Another descendant of the family of Robert and Jane Anderson Arrol was Emma Mary
Arrol. Emma was bom in December of 1913 in Hamilton, Ontario and in 1992 she
resided in Hamilton.
Walter ArroU
Walter Arroll was bom 28 October 1862 at Helensburgh. He was the son of Walter
Arroll, a wood carver and joiner, and Helena Deborah Hubbard. Walter was employed
in Helensburgh painting omate ceilings, etc. However, he did not like his boss and ran
away, sailing to Australia on a merchant sailing ship. He left Australia and came to the
United States in 1882, settling in Mt. Vemon, New York where he met his Welsh wife,
Mary Davies. The couple was married in 1882.
Walter and Mary Arroll had three children. The first, Aobert Arroll, died at birth in
1889. Their second child, James Oakes Arroll, was bom 27 January 1890 at Westchester
County, New York. James was a Y.M.C.A. Secretary. He was also a representative of
the American Field Service and distinguished himself during World War I for his
reconstruction work in Armenia after the Turkish genocide of the Armenian people.
James married circa 1919 to Ella Davis. Ella, a Southemer, was a pianist and had been
an ambulance driver during World War I. JAMES retired to Plymouth, New Hampshire.
He served as development director of Holdemess School for Boys. James died 2 January
1962 at Plymouth, New Hampshire. Ella died in 1976 in Laconia, New Hampshire.
The third child of Walter and Mary Arroll was Helena Hubbard Arroll who was bom 21
January 1893 in Westchester County, New York. Helena was a social worker and a 1st
grade teacher for the "Friendless in New York City." She was a Parish visitor in "Hells
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Kitchen" in New York City. Helena met Herbert T. Andrews, an artist for Rand
McNally. Herbert later became a minister. The couple married in 1917. Herbert was
bom 7 March 1884. His first parish was in Bamsville, Miimesota in 1924. In 1938 he
was at the Congregational Church in Ada, Minnesota. Helena won many prizes for her
■quilting.' The couple lived at the Andrews parental home at 208 Thorpe Ave., Ada,
Minnesota. The couple owned a small department store in Ada. Andrew retired in 1958.
Helena died 26 Februarj' 1987. Andrew was 99 years old when he died in 1983. The
couple is buried in Ada, Minnesota. (16)
Robert Arroll
Robert Arroll and his wife, Eliza, along with Robert's brother, Walter, were the last
AttoUs to immigrate to America in the 19th century. Robert was bom on the 9th day of
June 1854 in Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. He married on 21 November 1885 to Mary
Eliza Neville at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Glasgow. When Robert married he was
a commission agent (a salesman). Robert and Eliza immigrated to the United States in
1886. They settled in Bridgeport, Connecticut where they had twin daughters, Mary
Ballingall Kate Arroll and Laura Helena Hubbard Arroll, bom on the 13th day of August
1887. Their descendants were still living in the United States in 1992.
Mary Ballingall Kate' Arroll married in 1909 to George Herbert Lamson II. George was
a professor and Dean of Science at the University of Connecticut. Kate and George
Lamson had two children. The first, George Herbert Lamson III, was bom on 21
Februarv' 1940 and married Susan Lippert. George graduated with a BA from Princeton
University and a Ph.D. from Northwestern University. George was a professor at Carlton
College, Northfield, Minnesota. In 1991 George was teaching economics at Cambridge
University in England. George and Susan had two children: 1) Scott Lamson and 2)
Brandon Lamson.
The second son of Kate and George Lamson II was Robert Arroll Lamson who was bom
15 Januar)' 1943. He married Cher>'l Elliott and attended the University of Illinois where
he became an architect. They had two children: 1) Stephanie Ann Lamson who
graduated from Cornell University and in 1991 was enrolled to attend the University of
Michigan to obtain her Ph.D. degree, and 2) Craig Arroll Lamson, a student at Wesleyan
University in 1991. (17)
Louis Stewart Arroll
Louis Arroll was bom 1 June 1892 at Cross Street, Dunblane, Scotland. He was the son
of George Arroll and Mary Anderson. About 1911 he immigrated to Canada. At one
time he stayed on Prince Rupert Island. His last known residence was in White Rock,
British Columbia. (18)
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John Arrol and Margaret Coulthart Family of Springbum. Glasgow
During the early 1920's a number of the children of John Arrol immigrated to America.
Following his death in 1925 his widow and his daughter's child also immigrated to
America. John Arrol was married twice. His first marriage was to Margaret Buchanan
in Glasgow in 1878. There were six children as a result of this marriage. Margaret died
at the age of 32 in Possilpark, Glasgow and within a year John remarried to Margaret
Coulthart in 1889 in Glasgow. There were four children bom as a result of this marriage.
The family lived in the large tenements which were so typical of the late 19th century
and early 20th century buildings in the Possilpark, Maryhill, and Springbum Districts of
Glasgow.
When the children were young all they could think about was coming to America - the
land of opportunity - and "where there were Indians". They checked out books at the
library to read about America. One by one, six of the ten children immigrated, including
all five of the sons and one their five daughters. Another daughter, Sarah, died of
pneumonia when young. She was unmarried and left a daughter, Sarah, who lived with
her step-grandmother, Margaret Coulthart, following John Arrol's death in 1925. Both
John Arrol's widow, Margaret Coulthart, and the baby, Sarah, also immigrated to
America.
The first son to immigrate was Edward Buchanan Arrol who came to Western Canada
as a student missionary in 1910 (See page 96). He was followed by his step-brother,
Robert Arrol, who immigrated to Canada in 1913. Robert settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba
but was in Canada just under two years when he was sent overseas to France during
World War I. He was killed in action on 8 October 1916. Robert was not married.
The third to immigrate was a daughter, Margaret, or Peggy as she was known. Peggy
emigrated to Winnipeg, Manitoba from Glasgow about 1919. Peggy married in Winnepig
to Harry Cooke in 1921. They had a daughter, Margaret Lund Cooke, also known as
Peggy. Shortly thereafter tragedy struck the family. Harry came down with "sleeping
sickness" during an epidemic of the disease. Soon thereafter Peggy contracted
tuberculosis. Peggy returned to Glasgow with her daughter and died within two weeks
after returning m March of 1924.
The next to follow his step-brother, brother and sister to the New World was Walter
Arrol. Walter was a model maker who left Glasgow in 1923 and immigrated first to
Windsor, Ontario. Shortly thereafter he relocated to Detroit, Michigan where he was a
machine repairman for Cadillac Motor Company for most of his life. Walter never
married and died in Detroit in 1947.
Following Walter to America was his brother, William Arrol. William was married in
October 1922 to Isabella Gordon in Isabella's home at Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
The family left Cambuslang, Scotland for America in October 1924 along with their 15
month old baby, John. The small family sailed from Greenock aboard the SS Orduna of
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the Anchor Steamship Line and landed at the Port of New York. The family was
interned at Ellis Island for two weeks awaiting the new month's quota so that they could
enter the countn,'. This was a trying time for William and Isabella. The men were
separated from the women and children on Ellis Island. The family settled first in
Takoma Park, Maryland, a suburb of Washington D.C. William was a registered nurse
in Scotland, but learned that because he was not registered in Maryland he could not
practice as a registered nurse at the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital where he had
been promised a position. After working in the Sanitarium as a practical nurse for nine
months, the family relocated in 1925 to Detroit, Michigan. William's brother, Walter
Arrol, had told Willie' that there were good opportunities in Detroit because of the
growth of the automobile industry'. William Arrol and Isabella had three sons (See page
100).
In 1925 the children's father, John Arrol, who had not immigrated to America, died in
Glasgow. John's second wife, Margaret Coulthart, was left a widow and was now taking
care of both Peggy's daughter and Sarah's daughter, after they died young. In 1927, son
Walter Arrol returned to Glasgow and brought his mother, Margaret Coulthart, and two
of his sister's children, Margaret 'Peggy' Lund Cooke and Sarah Arrol, back to the United
States. Peggy was eventually raised first by an aunt on her paternal side in Winnipeg,
Alberta, Canada and then in Parksville, Vancouver Island by her Uncle John and Aunt
Bessie Arrol on her maternal side. Peggy Arrol married in 1942 to Alex Young at
Parksville, Vancouver Island. In 1992 Peggy Young resided in Auckland, New Zealand.
Sarah Arrol married circa 1925 to David Strange and they had three children in Windsor,
Ontario.
The last member of the family to immigrate was John Arrol. John married Elizabeth
Tannahill in Paisley in 1916 and moved to Belfast, Northern Ireland prior to 1920 to
work in the shipyards. Three children were bom while the family was in Belfast. John's
brother, Edward, told John that there was work in the colliers on Vancouver Island. John
immigrated to Canada in March of 1930 and went to work as a collier in Union Bay,
Vancouver Island. John's wife, Elizabeth, known as Bessie, and the children, Andrew,
Lillian, and John, followed some six months later (See page 102). They sailed on the
"Duchess of Bedford" and arrived in Quebec on 26 September 1930. They joined John
after traveling across country by train to British Columbia. (19)
Archibald Arroll and family
In 1923, Archibald Arroll and his wife, Margaret, of Greenock, Scotland, traveled to
Detroit, Michigan from Scotland on what was just to be a visit. However, Archie, as he
was known, stayed in Detroit and went on to become quite well known in boating circles
in Detroit. "Archie" worked for the Detroit News, operating their model shop. In the
1930's he started the boom in iceboating by creating a special iceboat, the DN-60. Archie
sponsored the building of the model-yacht pool on Belle Isle Park in the Detroit River,
one of the few model-yacht pools in the world. Archie and Margaret had two daughters
who lived in Detroit. Unknown to Archie, he was a distant cousin of William and Walter
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Arrol who lived in Detroit at the same time he did. In fact, William Arrol telephoned
Archie one time asking about his background and wondering if there was a chance they
were related. Archie said there could not be a relationship. Archie was also related to
the Robert Norman Arrol family of Areola, Illinois (See Section XII, page 199), but
neither family knew at that time of each others existence. (20)
James Arrol and family
James Arrol was bom in St. Rollox, Glasgow on 19 July 1927, the son of Robert Arrol
and Elizabeth Ruddy. He married Margaret Ferguson Campbell of Greenock in 1955.
James was a marine engineer. Shortly following their marriage, "Jim" and Margaret
moved to Calcutta, India where their son, Keith, was bom. The family lived in India for
seven years. Subsequent moves as a result of Jim's career took the family to Victoria,
Vancouver Island, Canada, Japan and Holland. About 1970 the family came to Alameda,
Califomia as a result of Jim's career in the maritime industry. In 1993 Jim and Margaret
resided in Alameda, Califomia. Their son, Keith Arrol, married Nancy Grey at the
Treasure Island Naval Base, San Francisco and they had Heather Grey Arrol. In 1992
Keith and his family lived in the Los Angeles area. Keith was a commercial airline pilot
with Alaska Airlines and a reserve pilot for the US Air Force. In 1990-91 he flew C-141
missions to Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War. (21)
William Stanley Arrol and family
William Stanley Arrol was bom on 24 May 1938 in Glasgow, Scotland. In 1959 he
married Christine Boyle Allan Colston in Glasgow. In 1960, William, who was an
engineer, relocated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He brought his wife and daughter,
Lynn Allison Arrol who was bom in 1959 in Glasgow, with him. In 1962 the family
returned to Glasgow. In 1966 the family returned first to San Diego, Califomia, but
quickly relocated back to Montreal. Stanley, as he was known, and Christine had two
sons: 1) Craig Arrol who was bom in Montreal in 1963, and 2) Gordon Stanley Arrol
who was bom in 1966 in Glasgow. Stanley and Christine were divorced and Stanley
married Beverlee Ann Margaret in May 1974 in Montreal. Stanley and Beverlee were
divorced in August 1980 and Stanley married Micheline Marie Suzanne Normand. By
1991 Stanley and Micheline were divorced. In 1991 Stanley's permanent residence was
in Ottawa although he was on temporary assignment for the Canadian Government in
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. (22)
Edward Buchanan Arrol and family
Edward Buchanan Arrol was the first Arrol to immigrate to America in the 20th century.
He was also the first of several in the family to look to the new world for a better
opportunity. Edward was the son of John Arrol and Margaret Buchanan of Springbum,
Glasgow. John was the grandson of James Arrol, bom 8 February 1788 in Row,
Dumbartonshire, and Grace Balfour. James and Grace (See page 175) had a son, Robert
Arrol (See page 197), who left Scotland for America in the period 1865-1870.
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Edward Buchanan immigrated to Canada in the fall of 1910 as a student missionary' for
the Presbyterian Church. He earned his board and $7.00 a week. Edward served the
mission fields for several years in Alberta, Canada and along the Canadian Pacific
Railway in British Columbia. He traaveled by utilizing cabooses of freight trains,
walking, or using a horse. He often traveled and roomed with a Methodist Minister who
also had a horse. Eddie and his friend called their horses John Knox' and 'John Wesley'.
Eddie received room and board in turn for preaching the sermon on Sunday morning.
When Eddie needed to travel to another community, he often would rein up 'Old Bob,',
another of his horses, to a buggy and plod to the next town.
In 1913 Eddie enrolled at Queens University. However, his education was interrupted
with service in France during World War I with the 7th Canadian General Hospital.
After the war he completed his studies at Queens University and was ordained a minister
in the Presbyterian Church. He married Grace Ruth MacLachlan on 2 September 1920
in Toronto. In 1925 the Congregational Church, the Methodist Church, and many of the
Presbyterian Churches in Canada amalgamated. Edward signed the agreement as a
representative of the Caribou Conference. His signature on the agreement can be seen
today in the Church's headquarters in Toronto.
Eddie retired in June of 1956 following 45 years in the ministry. The family had
relocated every three years for those 45 years. Eddie was rotated to churches on
Vancouver Island and a number of other locations in British Columbia, Alberta,
Saskatchewan, and Ontario. Eddie performed 287 marriage ceremonies and baptised 403
infants and individuals. Edward was a great story-teller, relating stories of his own
experiences with characters' he had met durmg his ministry. He had a Charles Dickens
sense of humor which would often get the best of him during his sermonizing, resulting
in the congregations bursting into uncontrollable, though subdued, laughter. He was the
hit at meetings of the ladies aid! At home with the family he was generally very much
the dour Scotsman. But give him an audience....
Edward died in Victoria, British Columbia on 30 July 1965. Edward and Grace left four
children: Edward Buchanan, Ian MacLachlan, Ruth, and Elsie.
Their eldest son, Edward Buchanan, was bom in Copeland, Saskatchewan on 25 July
1922. Edward joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1941. He was a gunner on a
Halifax Bomber. He went on several bombing raids over enemy held Dutch Islands and
over Cologne, Germany. On one mission, when Edward was bored', he was caught
reading. He was not permitted to fly again. The plane and its crew was later lost in
action. Edward was married by his father to Mary Elizabeth Walsh on 27 September
1947 in Vineland, Ontario. Mary had been a Leading Air Woman in the Royal Canadian
Air Force during World War II. She was stationed near York, England. Mary and
Edward attended the University of British Columbia and Queens University, Kingston,
Ontario. They were teachers and taught in schools in British Columbia and Alberta.
Edward was a free lance writer and a photographer. Edward was President of the
Canadian Authors Association He died on 28 November 1985 and Mary died on 23
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March 1989, both in Calgary.
The couple had two children, Angus Conan and Helen. Angus and Helen were quite
musical, both having perfect pitch. In 1989 Angus resided in Toronto. He was a
software designer for the Bank of Montreal and was single. Helen married Gordon
Beach. They resided in Calgary, Alberta in 1989.
Edward Buchanan's second son, Ian MacLachlan Arrol, was bom 20 February 1924 in
Vanderhoof, British Columbia where his father was pastor of the local Presbyterian
Church. Ian learned the piano, violin and trumpet when he was quite young. He played
classical music at festivals, and old time and cowboy music on radio stations in the
prairie provinces. At age eleven Ian gave three public sermons when his minister father
had laryngitis. At age fifteen he practiced announcing to a dummy mike in the basement
of his home.
In 1942 Ian became a radio announcer. For the next fourteen years he announced for
radio stations in Lethbridge, Vancouver and Calgary. Ian was variously the announcer,
news announcer, and chief announcer for such musical programs as "Country Style", "The
Record Man", "Old Timers", "Personal Choice", and for the CBC program, "A Man and
His Music". On this latter popular program Ian interviewed such artists as the Mills
Brothers, Tex Ritter, Hank Snow, and Giselle MacKenzie. Ian graduated from the
University of British Columbia in 1960 and became a high school English Teacher. In
1962-63 he took a sabbatical and studied the concept, "If so many nations abhor war,
why were there so many wars?", reading over 100 books on the subject. With this
background, Ian became a discussion leader for the Victoria Board of Education in a
course, "Planning for World Law". Ian was later a writer for "The Daily Colonist" in
Victoria, and a English Instructor at Wobum Collegiate Institute in Scarborough.
In 1972 Ian was elected as a Member of Parliament (Progressive Conservative Party)
from York East. While in Parliament he was a member of several House of Commons
Standing Committees. After being defeated, when the entire Party lost an election, Ian
taught English for the Sir Winifrid Laurier Collegiate Institute in Scarborough. He was
also the President of the Don Mills Progressive Conservative Association.
He completed his career by being a highly successful real estate salesman in Toronto.
Ian was a life-long bachelor' and in 1990 was retired in Victoria, British Columbia.
Edward and Grace's third child was Ruth Arrol who was bom 20 May 1926 at N.
Wellington, British Columbia. Ruth attended Calgary Normal School in Calgary and
completed her education at Toronto Teachers College. Ruth was married by her father
to Tony Peleshok in Vineland, Ontario on 12 June 1950. Tony and Ruth had seven
children. The family was quite musically talented. Ruth played the piano and Tony
played the double bass. Each one of the children played the piano and a string
instrument. The family had their own string orchestra.
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Edward Buchannan Arrol and Grace MacLachlan's fourth child was Elsie Arrol who was
bom 13 Januar)' 1929 at Parksville, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Elsie
was married by her father on 18 October 1948 in Tintem, Ontario to Gale Moore.
Shortly after Elsie was married, her husband's {wsition as a radio operator for the
Canadian Coast Guard took him to the northern tip of Baffin Island in the Arctic. While
her husband was on Baffin Island, Elsie lived in Port Harrison, Churchill Bay. While in
the Arctic their food supply, including half sides of beef, was dropped by aircraft. The
eskimos had to hold their dogs back to prevent them from getting to the beef One time
they ordered a piano accordian to be flown to them and waited several months with great
anticipation for it to arrive. Instead of receiving the accordion they received a letter
asking if they "would like a red or black accordion?" Within the day they sent off a
telegram stating that a black one would be acceptable. After waiting several more
months the long awaited accordion arrived - it was red!
While in Port Harrison, Elsie Arrol and her husband. Gale, had to dispose of 520 dozen
processed eggs. They had ordered 52 dozen but 520 dozen arrived! The excess eggs
were given to the Eskimos. Elsie and Gale raised seven children. They were the subject
of a newspaper article headlined, "Raised Loving Family", written by their daughter,
Barbara, on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary. They retired in Carmington,
Ontario. (23)
Robert Arrol
Robert Arrol was bom 25 December 1890 in Possilpark, St. Rollox, Glasgow. He was the
son of John Arrol and his second wife, Margaret Coulthart, of Possilpark, Glasgow.
Robert had been in the military in Scotland. He immigrated to Canada, landing in
Quebec on 3 June 1913, and settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He joined the Canadian
Expeditionary Force during World War I and sailed from Montreal on 1 June 1914 on
the SS Grampian. He served in France as a Sergeant, Canadian Expeditionary Force,
43rd Battalion. He was killed in action in France on 8 October 1916. (24)
Margaret Allan Coulthart Arrol
Margaret Allan Coulthart Arrol was bom 27 October 1894 m Possilpark, Scotland. She
was the daughter of John Arrol and his second wife, Margaret Coulthart, of Possilpark,
Glasgow. Peggy, as she was known, immigrated to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,
perhaps in 1919, though this is not certain. Peggy was a tailoress and worked for the
tailor Jack Black. When employed there she met Rose Franklin who was married to Syd
Cooke, one of two brothers from Painswick, Gloucester, England. Peggy was introduced
by her friend Rose to her husband's brother, Harr)' Cooke. Peggy was married by her
step-father, Edward Buchanan Arrol, on 26 September 1921 in Winnip)eg. The couple
had a daughter, Margaret Laud Cooke, bom 18 July 1922 in Winnipeg. Six months later
Harry contracted "sleeping sickness", the dreaded encephalitis that was an aftermath of
World War I. His brother, Sydney, contracted the disease and died in 1923. Out of more
than 100 cases during this epidemic in Winnipeg, only about a dozen survived - Harry
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was one. Peggy Arrol Cooke developed tuberculosis while her husband was in the
hospital. Therefore, she and her daughter, Margaret, returned to Glasgow to be with her
mother, Margaret Coulthart. Peggy died two weeks later in March 1924, at age 29, in
Scotland.
In 1991 her daughter, Peggy Young, resided in Auckland, New Zealand. She returned
to Canada soon after her mother's death and was raised by various relatives. (25)
Douglas Provan Arrol
Douglas Provan Arrol was bom 2 May 1930 in Glasgow, Scotland. Douglas attended
Edinburgh University and graduated with honors in 1 95 1 . He joined the Royal Air Force
in 1952 and was sent to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada for training with the NATO forces.
After completing his service in the United Kingdom, Douglas returned to Canada. He
became an investment banker first in Ottawa, and later in the United States (first in
Chicago and later in New York City). He obtained his MBA degree from New York
University in 1982. Since 1980 Douglas has had his own investment banking firm, Arrol
Securities, Inc. in Stamford, Connecticut. Douglas married Janice Harder in Toronto in
1961. Janice was from Australia and graduated from the University of Sydney, New
South Wales, Australia, and from the University of Ottawa with a Ph.D. in biology. In
1988 the couple resided in Stamford, Coimecticut. (26)
Walter Arrol
Walter Arrol was bom 24 Febmary 1927 in Motherwell, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Walter attended Glasgow Technical School, majoring in mine surveying and geology.
He graduated in 1949. In 1950 he attended Heriot-Watt College in Edinburgh, taking
surveying and mathematics. He graduated in 1950. On 23 Febmary 1951 he married
Margaret Fraser Cole in Wishaw. Margaret was the daughter of John Cole and Marion
McLean Cameron. Walter was employed as a mine surveyor and engineer in Scotland
until July 1962. In that year he and his family, including his three children, Ian Fraser,
Margaret and Walter Cameron, immigrated to Ontario, Canada. The family originally
went to North Bay, and then to Sault Sainte Marie, prior to settling in Ottawa, Ontario.
In Canada he was employed as a land surveyor until his retirement in January of 1988.
Walter and Peggy relocated to Victoria, Vancouver Island in 1988. However, they soon
returned to Ottawa and in 1991 they resided in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Ian Fraser Arrol was bom 8 April 1957 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was married on 15
December 1979 to Suzanne Isabelle Lefebvre in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He attended
Algonquin College in Ottawa, majoring in architecture.
Margaret Arrol was bom 7 May 1957 in London, England. She was adopted by Walter
and Peggy Arrol. She attended school in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1988 she was a
nursing student and was married to Phillipe St. Jean. They resided in Thunder Bay,
Ontario.
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Walter Cameron Arrol was bom 2 Mar 1964 in North Shields, England. He attended
public schools in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1988 Walter was employed as an
accountant and resided in Ottawa. (27)
William and Isabella Arrol
William Arrol was the last of the five children of John Arrol of Springbum, Glasgow to
immigrate to America (See page 94). He had married Isabella Gordon in Strathdon,
Aberdeenshire, Scotland in October 1922 and they had three sons. The first son, John
Arrol, was bom in August 1923 and was brought to the United States when he was
fifteen months old. John became a corporate executive. John married Jane Trice in June
1949 and they had four children. In 1993 they resided in Alamo, California.
Robert John Arrol was bom in May 1950 in Detroit, Michigan. Robert John was married
twice, first to Suchin Kong ok Cha in May 1973 in Seoul, Korea and second to Stella
Yuk Ching Tarn m San Francisco in January 1986. In 1993 Robert John was a
telemarketer of computers and Stella was a Vice President for a major bank. They
resided in San Francisco, Califomia.
The second child of Jane and John Arrol was Nancy Ann Arrol who was bom in May
1952 in Maremont, Ohio. Nancy married in August 1977 to Ronald Lee Brewer in
Alamo. Califomia. Nancy and Ron had three children. In 1993 Ron was a dispatcher
for a company in Evanston, Illinois and Nancy was a registered nurse. In 1993 they
resided in Hoffman Estates, Illinois
The third child of Jane and John Arrol was David Gordon Arrol who was bom in
December 1961 in Nashville, Tennessee. David married in April 1990 to Laura Heleen
Hallowell Fetter in Santa Barbara, Califomia. In 1 993 David was a police officer in Gait,
Califomia and Laura was an office employee. They resided in Rancho Murieta,
Califomia.
The fourth child of Jane and John Arrol was William Michael Arrol who was bom in
Febraary 1964 in Richmond, Indiana. Bill, as he was known, married 23 November 1991
in Stockton, Calilfomia to Michelle Kickhofel. In 1993, Bill was an assistant controller
for a large development corporation and resided in Oakley, Califomia.
The second son of William and Isabella Arrol was Gordon Arrol who was bom in August
1927 in Detroit, Michigan. Gordon married Marie Georgina Murielle Paquin in July 1948
in Detroit, Michigan. Gordon, a merchant seaman early in his career, then a repair and
maintenance engineer in telecommunications for the bulk of his career, eventually became
a small business man and owned and operated an automobile supply store and a video
rental store. In 1993 Gordon and Murielle were retired in Boynton Beach, Florida.
Gordon and Murielle had three children:
The first child of Gordon and Murielle was Lawrence Gordon Joseph Arrol who was bom
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in September 1946 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Lawrence, or Larry as he was known,
was married in June 1969 to Jacqueline Lee Mynatt in Detroit, Michigan. Larry was a
professional soldier and Jackie' was a registered nurse. In 1993 they resided in Virgina,
Larry was stationed in Saudi Arabia as part of the combat forces during the Gulf War.
Larry and Jackie had two sons; 1) Lawrence Gordon Arrol who was bom in October
1972; and 2) Matthew Robert Joseph Arrol who was bom in June 1977.
The second child of Gordon and Murielle Arrol was Lorraine Elaine Arrol, bom in May
1949 in Detroit, Michigan. Lorraine married in November 1976 to James Patrick Bowers
at Dearborn, Michigan. Lorraine and James had two daughters. In 1993 they resided in
Livonia, Michigan.
The third child of Gordon and Murielle Arrol was Patricia Marie Arrol, bom in October
1950 in Detroit, Michigan. Patricia, a school teacher, married Dennis Robert Martin in
Livonia, Michigan in December 1989. In 1992 they resided in Canton, Michigan.
The youngest son of William and Isabella Arrol was Robert Arrol bom in March 1927
in Detroit, Michigan. Robert married Mary Katherine Freeman in January 1951 in
Detroit, Michigan. Robert was a piano accordion teacher for most of his career. In 1993
Robert was a greenskeeper and he and Katherine lived in Union Lake, Michigan. Robert
and Katherine had five children:
Christine Aim Arrol was bom in January 1952 in Detroit, Michigan. Christine married
Paul Arthur Cronon in Taylor, Michigan. They had two children. In 1993 they resided
in Bailey, Colorado.
Guy Michael Arrol was bom in July 1954 in Highland Park, Michigan. Guy Michael
married in May 1972 to Dawn Hall at Commerce Lake, Michigan. They had a son, Guy
Micheal Arrol II, who was bom in Pontiac, Michigan in October 1972. Guy Michael
Arrol died in April 1974 in Commerce Lake, Michigan. In 1992 Dawn Arrol resided in
Arizona and Guy Michael Arrol II resided in Gainesville, Florida.
The third child of Robert and Katherine Arrol was Robert Charles Arrol who was bom
in November 1959 at Highland Park, Michigan. Robert Charles married Francis Glatelter
in November 1980 in Brighton, Michigan. They had Andrew Robert Arrol bom 4 April
1992. In 1993 the couple resided in Holly, Michigan.
The fourth child of Robert and Katherine Arrol was Brian William Arrol who was bom
in December 1961 at Livonia, Michigan. Brian was a graduate of Eastem Michigan
University. He married 30 May 1992 to Holly Kristan Masse on Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The youngest child of Robert and Katherine Arrol was Mark Gordon Arrol who was
bom in June 1967 at Pontiac, Michigan. Mark married Mary McGaughey in May 1989
in Walled Lake, Michigan. They had a son, Domonic James Arrol, b 6 Febmary 1988
at Commerce, Michigan and a daughter, Shanna Marie Arrol, bom 14 March 1991 at
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Commerce, Michigan. In 1993 they resided in Lake Orion, Michigan. (28)
John and Elizabeth djessie") Arrol
John and Elizabeth (Bessie) Tannahill were married in January 1916 in Paisley. They
resided in Belfast, Northern Ireland from circa 1917 to 1930 prior to immigrating to
Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. They had four children;
The eldest child was Annie Lindsay Arrol who was bom in October 1918 and died in
1924 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The second child of John and Bessie Arrol was Andrew William Arrol who was bom in
1920 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Andrew married Dorothy Stewart in Southampton,
England in April 1942. They had a daughter, Lynn Arrol, who was bom in July 1943
in Southampton, England. In 1992 Lynn was married and resided in Port Albemi,
Vancouver Island. Andrew Arrol married second in March 1950 to Lucille Maxine Roth.
Andrew and Maxine had three children:
The eldest child of Andrew and Lucille Arrol was Gloria Jean Arrol who was bom in
June 1952 in Calgar>', Alberta. She married in April 1968 to Donald McLean at Rife,
Alberta. They had two children. In 1992 Gloria was divorced and resided in Castor,
Alberta.
The second child of Andrew and Lucille Arrol was Brian George Arrol who was bom in
March 1954 m Calgary, Alberta. He married in September 1976 to Barbara Jarcewski
in Calgary, Alberta. They had two sons: 1) Robert Adam Arrol bom in April 1979; and
2) Christopher Tannahill Arrol bom in December 1982 in Calgary, Alberta. In 1991
Brian and Barbara Arrol and their family resided in Langley, British Columbia.
The youngest child of Andrew and Lucille Arrol was Cheryl Ann Arrol who was bom
in Febmary 1959 in Calgary, Alberta. She married in May 1980 to Jack Ladick in
Calgar>', Alberta. The family had four children and in 1992 they lived in Calgary,
Alberta.
Andrew and Lucille Arrol separated in 1962 and Lucille had a common law marriage
with Jack Turton. They had two children who retained the Arrol name. These two
children were:
Shawna Marie Arrol who was bom in November 1964 in Calgary, Alberta In 1992
Shawna was a credit manager and resided in Bumaby, British Columbia.
Shane Arrol who was bom in November 1968 in Calgary, Alberta. In 1992 Shane
resided in Calgary, Albert.
The third child of John and Bessie Arrol was Lillian Arrol who was bom in April 1924
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in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Lillian married 8 December 1943 to Arthur Ranger on
Vancouver Island. Lillian died 18 March 1992. Art Ranger resided in Lady smith,
Vancouver Island.
The youngest child of John and Bessie Arrol was John Arrol who was bom in September
1928 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. John was a sheet metal and structural steel estimator.
He was raised in Union Bay and Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. He married in 1951 to
Hilda Irene Bishop in Nanaimo. They had two daughters: 1) Karen Gail Arrol, bom in
September 1953 at Nanaimo and who lived in Calgary, Alberta in 1991; and 2) Vicki
Lynn Arrol who was bom in June 1962 in Nanaimo and who married in 1 1 May 1991
to Brett Lane Bowater in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. (29)
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CHAPTER IX
THE ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND
There are a number of Arrol and Arroll households in New Zealand. The Arrols in New
Zealand are concentrated primarily around the Bay of Plenty region of the North Island.
There are also some Arrol and Arrolls in Auckland and other parts of the country. There
are fewer Arrolls in Australia and they are fairly scattered in that immense nation.
The Arrols in these two countries abandoned the urban areas of Scotland for the same
reason as those who left for America - they were seeking a better opportunity than they
had in economically depressed Glasgow. Some left under programs whereby immigrants
could go to Commonwealth countries. In turn they promised to remain employed for two
or three years in order to pay for their transportation and to gain admittance to Australia
and New Zealand.
The following is a brief overview of those Arrols and Arrolls that made the long journey
from Scotland to Australia and New Zealand.
William Arrol
William Arrol was bom circa 1813 in Ayrshire, Scotland. William was a weaver. He
was tried at the Glasgow Court of Justiciary and received a seven year sentence. He was
sent to Australia on the convict ship Marquis of Huntley and arrived in Sydney on 5 July
1835.
William Arrol
William Arrol was bom circa 1833 in Scotland. He was the son of John Arrol and Jean
(Isabella) Cochrane. Like his father, William was a gardener. He immigrated to New
Zealand prior to 1873 because in that year he married Ann Jane McCahon at Dunedin,
New Zealand. His bride, Ann, was bom in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Ann
died at age 38 and William married again, the second time to Ellen Tofts at Dunedin,
New Zealand. Ellen had been born in Scotland. William retumed to Scotland and died
in Dumbarton, Scotland on 17 October 1903 (1)
John Arroll
John Arroll was bom on 14 August 1835 in Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He
was the son of Daniel Arrol and Margaret Jardine of Helensburgh. John traveled to New
Zealand and married on 18 December 1875 to Catherine McDonald at North MoUyneux.
Catherine was from Perthshire, Scotland. The couple had three children bom in
Kaitangata, New Zealand: James bom in 1875, Mary bom in 1877; and John bom in
1880. Son James married in Christchurch to Alice Maud Raine Dodd in 1889 and they
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had three children: Roderick James McDonald bom in 1901 at Wellington; Roy Herbert
bom in 1902 at Christchurch; and Ida Catherine bom 10 August 1903 at Christchurch
John and Alice's voungest son, John, enlisted in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force
on 14 December 1915. He served overseas in France and Suez. He was wounded in
France in August 1916 and was hospitalized in London, England. He returned to France
and was killed in action in November 1916. (2)
Robert Arrol and Ellen Johnston family
Robert Arrol was christened on 1 1 September 1849 at Edinburgh, Scotland. Robert was
a cooper. He was the son of Alexander Dyce Arrol and Margaret Simpson. Robert was
married on 20 December 1880 to Ellen Johnston at All Saint's Church on Brougham
Street in Edinburgh. Shortly following the birth of their first son, Alexander Dy ce Arrol,
who was bom on the 22nd of June in 1881 in Edinburgh, the family immigrated to
Australia Robert and Ellen are believed to have had six more children who were bom
inFootscray, Victoria, Australia between 1882 and 1890. Robert married Annie Welsford
on 24 Febmary 1893 in Yanaville, Victoria, Australia. There were six children as a result
of this marriage, all bom in Footscray between 1893 and 1906 (3)
John Arroll and Jane Howat family
John Arrol was bom 13 December 1857 on East Clyde Street in Helensburgh, in the
Parish of Row (today Rhu), Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He was the son of John Arroll
and Jane Howat of Helensburgh. John left Scotland for Capetown, South Africa before
1882. While in Capetown he married Janet (Jessie) Innes Milliken in March 1882. Janet
was bom 29 December 1856 in Cumbemauld, Dumbartonshire. It is not known if Janet
immigrated with John or if they came to South Africa separately. Their first child, Mary
Mays, was bom in South Africa in 1883, the year following their marriage
Shortly following the birth of their daughter in 1883, the family left South Africa and
sailed to Australia The family settled in Melbourne John was a plumber and he
eventually formed a partnership in a company called "McKerrow & Arroll". The firm
was a company of "Sanitary Plumbers and Hot Water Engineers". At one time the firm
had approximately two dozen employees.
Including an adopted son and a foster child, the couple raised eight children. Two sons,
John Charles Duncan Arroll and George Charles Arroll, served in the Australian Imperial
Forces during World War I. Both served in the Gallipoli Peninsula Campaign and in
France. John Charles Duncan Arroll's widow, Bery'l, died in Kensington, Bourke,
Victoria, Australia on 16 November 1986. She was the last known survivor of this
particular family with the Arroll name. There were many descendents of the family
living in the Melbourne area in 1989. Their names, however, have been changed from
Arroll through marriage This family is distantly related to many Arrol and Arroll
families who reside in Canada, the United States, Brisbane, Australia, India, and New
Zealand. (4)
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William Arrol
William was bom 11 July 1846 at Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He was a marine
engineer. He married on 15 June 1882 to Elizabeth Graham in London, England.
Shortly following their marriage the couple emigrated to the Napier area of New Zealand.
The couple had four children bom in New Zealand: Janet Bethia in 1888; James in 1889;
Elizabeth m 1893; and William in 1896. Their son, James, married in 1918 to Mabel
Mary Reid in Auckland and they had James Douglas Arrol who was bom in 1919 in
Auckland. (5)
Robert Emest Arroll
Robert Emest Arroll was bom 27 September 1877 at Glenfinlas Street in Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. Robert was the son of Archibald Arroll, a gardener, and Janet
Stevenson. Robert was a storeman He immigrated to New Zealand prior to 1906. He
married to Agnes Bryson Cole on 7 July 1906 at the home of his bride's parents on
Carlyle Street, Napier, New Zealand. Robert and Agnes had three children bom in New
Zealand: Emest bom in 1907; Mary Agnes in 1909; and Jean in 1914. (6)
Archibald Arroll and Margaret Kinghom family
Archibald Arroll was bom 20 May 1866 in Helensburgh, Parish of Row (Khu),
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. Archibald married Margaret Kinghom in Edinburgh on 24
May 1887. Archibald was a commercial traveler', i.e., a traveling salesman in Scotland.
In 1910 Archibald left his wife and children in Glasgow and traveled to New Zealand by
himself. In 1912 he retumed to Scotland for a visit. When he again left Scotland for
Australia his son, James Mowbray Kinghom Arroll, accompanied him. Margaret
remained in Scotland to raise the remaining six of their children.
James Mowbray Kinghom Arroll was born 24 June 1891 in Partick, Glasgow, Scotland.
James was a film company manager and a dairy farmer in New Zealand. He was married
twice. His first marriage was to Esther Alice Horton who was bom in 1899 in
Birkenhead, Australia. This couple had two children; Margaret Winifred Arroll and Colin
John Arroll. James married for the second time to Margaret Elizabeth O'Keefe in 1925
in New Zealand. There were no children as a result of this marriage.
Colin John Arroll was bom 2 May 1921 in Auckland. He married Stella Mavis and
owned and operated the Rothesay Bay Pharmacy for some 23 years, starting in 1953.
Beginning in 1977 he owned and operated the Lake Road Pharmacy for five years. Colin
and Stella raised two children: Denise Arroll bom in 1950; and Bruce Arroll bom in
1952. Denise married Paul Max Muller, a chef from Zurich, Switzerland. This couple
lived in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and Zurich, Switzerland. In 1987 they resided in
Auckland.
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Bruce Arroll was a medical doctor. He and his wife, Christine Reynolds, were married
near Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1982. The family lived in Hamilton, Ontario and in
several locations in British Columbia. In late 1987 the family left Vancouver, British
Columbia, where Bruce was practicmg medicine at Vancouver General Hospital, and
returned to New Zealand.
This family is related to many Arrol and Arroll families around the world, including the
John Arroll family (above) that first went to South Africa and who, about 1884,
emigrated to Australia (7)
James Stobo Arrol family
James Stobo Arrol was bom 4 September 1883 in Durham, Sunderland, England. He was
the son of James Arroll and Agnes Stobo of Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland. After John
Stobo's birth, the family relocated back to Glasgow where James Stobo became a
plumber. He married his first wife, Agnes Anne Clark McPeak, in 1902 in Bridgeton,
Glasgow. Agnes was a cotton carder in the textile industry. Before World War 1 James
held a number of different positions in addition to being a plumber. He was a coal
merchant's carter and an engineer's labourer. He served in France during World War I.
He was wounded twice and gassed twice in the Battle of the Somme and at Paschendale
Ridge.
In 1920 James Stobo Arrol married for the second time to his cousin, Margaret Stobo
Arrol. Margaret was bom in Paisley in 1891. There were five children from the first
marriage Four of these emigrated to New Zealand. One son from the second marriage
also emigrated to New Zealand In 1954 they were joined by their parents who also left
Scotland to join their children Unfortunately, James Stobo never arrived in New
Zealand. He died aboard the SS Sibajak of a cerebral hemorrhage a few days before the
ship arrived in port.
The first child to leave for New Zealand was Issac Walker Arrol. Issac was known as
"Jock". He was bom on 28 November 1906 in Bridgeton, Glasgow. In 1921, as a fifteen
year old grocer)' message boy, he left Glasgow for a short stay in Australia He wrote
home to his father to say that he did not care for Australia and was going to try New
Zealand. His father, James Stobo Arrol, had met a New Zealander, Jack O'Riley from
Opitiki, in the trenches during World War I. Jock first worked on the O'Riley farm at
Opitiki. He was later employed by the New Zealand govemment to test cattle for
possible tuberculosis. Jock earned enough money to send sufficient funds home to
Glasgow for his sisters, Marion and Jenny, to join him in the Bay of Plenty region of
New Zealand.
Jock served in the New Zealand Army during World War II. During leave from
campaigns in North Africa and Italy, Jock retumed to his parent's home in Glasgow.
There he fell in love with Katherine McCrea Ogilvie. In 1945 the couple was married
in Glasgow. His bride traveled to New Zealand by herself as a war bride The couple
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adopted two sons, John and Michael, in New Zealand and gave them the Arrol name.
In 1988 John and his wife, Elaine McVicor, had two sons. In 1988 Michael and his wife,
Janice Lyon, had four children. Jock died in 1967. In 1987 his widow, Kath, and their
children and grandchildren lived in Edgecumbe and Whakatane, New Zealand.
The fourth child of James Stobo and Agnes Arrol to emigrate to New Zealand was Robert
Carson Arrol. Robert was bom on 12 October 1919 in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland.
In 1939 he married in Glasgow to May Bryce Cameron Douglas, a pattern filer. During
World War II Robert was in the Royal Army Service Corps. He served in France and
was evacuated from Dieppe. He then served in North Africa where he again was
evacuated ahead of the advancing German Panzers from Tobruk. His brother, Jock,
arranged for Robert's transfer to the New Zealand Calvary in late 1942. He later served
with his brother, Jock, in Italy and participated in the battle to take the monastery at
Mount Cassino, Italy in the winter of 1943-1944. In 1944 his wife. May, died in Govan,
Glasgow.
After the end of World War II in 1945, Robert emigrated to New Zealand. He married
Nova Mavis Jensen in Edgecumbe. Robert applied for a Returned Serviceman's farm'
and the couple worked long and hard on the 160 acre farm that they were awarded. The
farm was on poor land and they and their three children lived in a barely liveable
implement shed for a year. They were without power until their home was built. Through
a great deal of hard work the farm was developed into a successful enterprise. At one
time they had 120 cows in addition to pigs and sheep. Robert died in 1973. Robert and
Nova had six children In 1987 Nova, her children, and her many grandchildren lived in
the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand.
The fifth child of James Stobo Arrol to emigrate to New Zealand was John Stobo Arrol.
John was the first of seven children bom to the marriage of James Stobo Arrol to his
second wife, his cousin, Margaret Stobo.
John was bom in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland in July 1921. John was raised in Beith,
Ayrshire and in Glasgow. He served in the Royal Army Service Corps and the Royal
Electrical Mechanical Engineers in the British Army for seven years during World War
II. John was in both the Liverpool and London Blitzes and then served in Palestine in
the Middle East. While in Palestine John was awarded an Act of Courage commendation.
Following his military service in 1 948 he married Marie Matulionis in Bellshill, Scotland.
The couple had two children: John Mathew Arrol, bom March 1950 in West Old
Monkland; and Marie Arrol, born May 1952 in Bellshill.
In August of 1962 John and his family emigrated to New Zealand. John was married
to Andree Lois Low and they resided in Auckland in their retirement (1988). His son,
John Mathew Arrol, married in November 1952 to Alexandra Lynee Morrison in New
Zealand. John and Alexandra, along with their daughter, Jessica Margaret Arrol, bom in
March 1985 in Auckland, relocated to Singapore in April 1987 in order to establish an
anodizing plant in the Peoples Republic of China In 1990 John Mathew Arrol and his
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family returned to Auckland, New Zealand. (8)
William Wilson Arroll
William Wilson Arroll was bom 18 April 1920 at Townhead, Biggar, Scotland. William
was the son of Mabel Duncan Arroll. He became a butcher at 12 years of age "Bill"
was in the British Army during World War II. He was in the catering corp and later in
the Gumiery Corp. He served in North Africa and Italy. Bill attended Biggar School
with, and lived in close proximity to, Christina Forest Adam whom he married on 31
March 1947. Bill played the drums in the Biggar Pipe Band that he and his mates
founded. In the early 1950's the poor economic conditions drove the family to emigrate.
Bill was only obtaining about three days of work a week as a butcher. After seriously
considering immigrating to Canada, the family immigrated to Australia. Bill's adopted
daughter, Helen Arroll, was bom on 19 July 1943 in Biggar and immigrated to Australia
with her parents. The family left Southhampton in England on 7 Feb 1952 on the SS
Mooltan. They arrived at Hamilton Wharf in Brisbane on 20 March 1952. Bill continued
his career as a butcher, first butchering meat for the ships docking at Brisbane. He was
a butcher until 1976 when he entered public service working on security matters in the
office of John Belke Peterson, the former premier of Queensland. Bill died on 27 Jan
1982 of a heart attack at Brisbane Royal Hospital. He had suffered a heart attack while
on the council bus on the way home from work. His widow, Christine, and his daughter,
Helen, were living in Caloundra, Queensland in 1991. Helen married on 20 December
1962 to George Henry Schulz in Brisbane, Queensland. Helen and George had four
children: 1) Jo-Anne Joy; 2) Paul George; 3) Rhondda Ruth; and 4) David Mark (9)
David Johnston Arrol family
David Johnston Arrol was bom in Februar>' 1947 in Paisley, Scotland. David was the
fourth generation in the family to call Paisley his home. He was the son of George Arrol
and Matilda Lavelle of Paisley. His father, George, was a chemical works processman
in Paisley His grandfather, George Arrol, bom in December 1890, was a bread vanman
in Paisley. His great-grandfather, George Arrol, was a railway surfaceman in Paisley.
David was married in Paisley circa 1971 to Mary Beech. Their first child, David Arrol,
was bom in April 1972 in Paisley In 1974 David and his family immigrated to
Australia. In 1987 the family resided in Adelaide, South Australia. They had a daughter,
Jo-Ann, who was bom about 1977 in Adelaide. David Johnston Arrol died 8 January
1992 in Adelaide. (TO)
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CHAPTER X
THE ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN AFRICA,
INDIA AND OTHER REGIONS
I AFRICA
Only a handful of Arrols and Arrolls have lived in Africa. Of those few, none have
settled on the continent on a permanent basis. As opposed to the Arrols and Arrolls who
have emigrated to Canada, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia, the Arrols and
Arrolls who have traveled to Africa have stayed for only a short time, most to return to
their homes in Scotland or England. They have lived in a number of different countries
on the African Continent. For the most part, the Arrols or Arrolls who have traveled to
Africa have gone for the adventure and for short term employment. Several Arrols and
Arrolls have served in various African countries while in military service. These include
William Arrol, bom in 1861 in Glasgow, who served in South Africa during the Boer
War; Issac Jock' Walker Arrol, bom in 1906 in Glasgow, who served in the North
African Libyan campaign; John Arroll, bom in Glasgow in 1912, who served in East
Africa; George Arrol, bom in Paisley in 1915, and his brother, David Johnston Arrol,
bom in Paisley in 1919, who both participated in the invasion of North Africa; Robert
Carson Arrol, bom in 1919 in Glasgow, who served in North Africa and escaped from
Tobmk; Andrew Arrol, bom in 1920 in Belfast, who served in North Africa; Colin John
Arroll, bom in 1 92 1 in Auckland, New Zealand, who served in Egypt; and Gordon Arrol,
bom in 1925 in Detroit, Michigan, who was in the ports of Cape of Good Hope, South
Africa, Daker, Senegal, and Bizerte, Tunisia during World War II. John Milligan Arrol,
who was bom in Glasgow in 1918, was killed in action in 1943 in North Africa during
WW II and was buried there in a British military cemetery.
Those Arrols and Arrolls who have gone to Africa include the following individuals or
households.
John Arrol of Helensburgh. Dumbartonshire. Scotland
John Arroll was bom 13 December 1857 on East Clyde Street in Helensburgh. He was
the second child of five children of John Arroll and Jane Howat. John emigrated to
South Africa before 1882. He was married in Capetown, South Africa on 2 March 1882
to Janet Innis Milliken Janet was bom 29 December 1856 in New Houses,
Cumbemauld, Dumbartonshire. It is not known if Janet emigrated with John or at a
different time The couple had a daughter, Mary Mays Arroll, who was bom in 1883 in
South Africa. Shortly after their daughter's birth the family traveled to Australia. Their
second child, Jane Howat Arroll, was bom in 1885 in Melbourne, Australia. The family
is discussed further in Chapter IX, "The Arrols and Arrolls in Australia and New
Zealand" under the caption, "John Arroll and Jane Howat Family" (See page 1 16). (1)
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William Philips Arrol of Alloa. Clackmannanshire. Scotland
William Philips Arrol was bom 1 3 December 1 877 at Millgrove House in Alloa. William
was the third of seven children of Archibald Tower Arrol and Helen King Philips.
Archibald was the joint owner of the Arrol Brewery and was also the Provost of Alloa
in the late 1800's William traveled to South Africa and was employed in the mining
industry in that countrj'. He married in Durban, South Africa to Lilias Robb Charmichael
of Alloa. The couple returned to the United Kingdom, believed to be England, in the
1916-17 period. The couple had two children. (.2)
Yvonne Arroll of Burnley. England
Yvonne Arroll was bom 25 March 1955 in Burnley, Lancashire, England. Yvonne was
the daughter of George Arroll and Renee Packer. Her father, George, was originally from
Camlachie, Glasgow However, he relocated after he married to Burnley. Yvonne
traveled to Rhodesia, Africa in 1975 and was employed at the Bata Shoe Company in
Givelo, Rhodesia. Yvoime retumed to London after spending about a year in Rhodesia
and a short period in South Africa. (3)
Martine Eunice Arrol of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Scotland
Martine Eunice Arrol was bom 10 October 1956 in Glasgow. She was the daughter of
James Arrol and Eunice Jane Clements Elrick of Glasgow. Martine attended school and
university- in Glasgow and Edinburgh and became a chartered accountant. Martine went
to Africa as an employee of Coopers and Lybrand in Malawi and Zambia. She later
retumed and worked as the head accountant for a firm in Edinburgh. In early 1988 she
married Paul Ferguson in Edinburgh, The couple left Edinburgh immediately following
their wedding and relocated to Lusaka, Zambia, Central Africa where they made their
home. (4)
Simon James Arrol of Coombe Dingle. Bristol. England
Simon James Arrol was bom 18 June 1950 in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England Simon
attended school at Oundle and graduated from the University of Manchester Institute of
Science and Technology as a civil engineer. After a few years helping to build the
National Theatre in London, he joined the Dutch dredging company of Bos Kalis
Westminster He was employed with this firm for ten years, including four years in
Nigeria, Africa. In 1990 Simon James Arrol and his wife, Zara Hamzavi-Rad, and
daughter, Alexandra Shahrzad Hamzavi Arrol, resided in Coombe Dingle, Bristol,
England. (5)
Margaret Mary Parker Arrol of Nvasaland
Margaret Mary Parker was bom in Nyasaland, Africa. She was the daughter of Colin
Parker and Veronica Czyzska. Her father, Colin Parker, was in the British Colonial
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Forces and was stationed in Nyasaland when Meg' was bom. She married Andrew Clive
Auchincloss Arrol in 1970 in Old Bursledon, Hampshire, England. In 1988 the family
resided in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. (6)
II BRAZIL
Only one Arrol is known to have gone to Brazil and little is known about this individual,
John Hodpart Arrol of Paisley. Renfrewshire. Scotland
John Hodgart Arrol was bom 5 October 1844 in Paisley. He was a pattern maker and
living in Glasgow when he married Mary Brodie of Bridgeton, Glasgow. When he
married Mary he was a widower, but the name of his first wife is not known. The couple
had six children, all bom in Glasgow between 1872 and 1883. In 1879 John was a
railway contractor. John died from yellow fever on 4 April 1883 in Brazil, South
America. John was employed by the firm of Sir William Arrol Ltd. This company was
active in building bridges in Brazil and it is likely that he was on assignment for the
company in that country when he died. (7)
III GERMANY
Although several Arrols served in Germany during World War II, only a few of Arrols
have made their home there.
Sophia Elizabeth Peters of Hildesheim. Germany
Sophia Elizabeth Peters was from Hildesheim, Germany. Sophia married William
Auchincloss Arrol in 1905 in Kelvin, Glasgow. William was the son of Archibald
Theodore Arrol, the merchant and brewer who had purchased the Alloa Brewery.
William met Sophia while traveling in Germany on business. Following William's death,
Sophia Elizabeth Arrol retumed to Germany where she died in 1920. (8)
Lt. Colonel Lawrence Gordon Arrol of Windsor. Ontario. Canada, and Detroit. Michigan
As part of his military service, Lt. Colonel Lawrence Gordon Arrol, who was bom in
Windsor, Ontario, Canada in 1 946, was stationed in West Berlin for the three year period,
1984-86. During this time his family, including his wife Jacqueline Lee, and their two
sons, Lawrence Gordon Joseph Arrol, bom in 1972 in Manassas, Virginia, and Matthew
Robert Joseph Arrol, bom in 1977 in Detroit, Michigan, lived in West Berlin. Their son,
Lawrence Arrol, was a member of the European Championship Swimming Team during
this period, competing in swimming meets throughout Europe. In 1991 Lt. Colonel
Lawrence Arrol and his family resided in Virginia near Washington DC. (9)
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Mark Steven Arrol of Burnley and Bradford. England
Mark Steven Arrol was bom 1 July 1970 in Burnley, England. His parents were John
Richard Arrol and Barbara Jill Batty. In 1990 Mark Steven was a student teacher in
Germany in the Mozelle District near the Rhine Mark attended the University of
Manchester where he majored in German and history. (10)
IV INDIA
Only one Arroll family has made their home in India on a permanent basis. Richard
ArroII was married twice in India. There was a son bom in each marriage and both sons
were bom in India. In addition, James Arrol of Glasgow was employed in India and had
a son bom in Calcutta. Both the Robert Arroll family and the James Arrol family are
outlined below.
James Arrol family of Glasgow. Scotland and Alameda, Califomia
James Arrol was bom 19 July 1927 in St. Rollox, Glasgow, Scotland. Jim married
Margaret Campbell of Greenock, Scotland in 1955. He was a marine engineer and lived
and worked in a number of countries. Jim and Margaret went to Calcutta, India in 1955
where Jim was employed in the shipping industry. Their son, Keith Arrol, was bom 16
April 1957 m Calcutta. The family lived in Calcutta for seven years. Subsequently they
lived in Weymouth, England; in Victoria, Vancouver Island, Canada; Japan; and Holland.
In 1988 Jim and Margaret resided in Alameda, Califomia. Their son, Keith, who is a
commercial airline pilot, his wife, Nancy Grey, and their daughter, Jessica, resided in
Southem Califomia in 1991. Keith piloted C-141 military transport airplanes to the Far
East during the Vietnam era and to Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War. (11)
Richard Hubbard Arroll of Glasgow and Bombay. India
Richard Hubbard Arroll was bom 19 October 1905 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was the
son of Archibald Arroll and Margaret Kingbom. Archibald was bom in Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. Margaret was from Edinburgh, Scotland. Richard emigrated
to Bombay, India as a result of the depression in Glasgow during the period between the
two world wars. Richard was the head accountant for such firms as the Standard
Literature Company, J. Walter Thompson, Shaw Wallace & Co., Sandoz, and
Isbrandtson., Inc., in Calcutta, Karachi and Bombay.
Richard was married twice. He married first to Dolores Maria Lisboa in 1944. Delores
was a Portuguese Goan. Richard left the employment of Shaw-Wallace & Co. because
they objected to his marriage. The couple had a son, Graham Arroll, who was bom in
1944 in Bombay. The son was raised by his mother in London, England. Graham
married in 1972 to Margaret Evans and in 1988 resided in Arizona City, Arizona. They
had two daughters, Amy Caroline Arroll and Megan Ann Arroll, both bom in Atlanta,
Georgia.
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Following the death of Dolores, Richard remarried to Rita Josephine De Souza. They had
a son, Walter Michael, bom circa 1968 in Bombay, India. Richard died in 1988. In
1990 Walter Michael Arroll and Rita resided in Bombay. (12)
V ISRAEL
Several Arrols served in Palestine and the Middle East during their military service. No
Arrol made their home in Israel on a permanent basis. George Michael Arrol of London
did live in Israel for a period of time while employed in that country.
George Michael Arrol of London. England
George Michael Arrol was bom on 26 November 1944 in North London, England.
George was an architect and traveled extensively in Europe and the Middle East. He
took a position in Israel and worked and resided in Israel during the Six Day War in 1967
between Israel and Egypt. In 1991 George Arrol resided in London, England. (13)
VI SINGAPORE
Several Arrols, as part of their military service, served in Singapore In addition, Janice
Margaret Arrol and her husband, Paul Andrew McKeany, a Regimental Sergeant Major
in the New Zealand Army, resided in Singapore for a tour of duty in the military
commencing in early 1989. (14) Another Arrol, John Mathew Arrol, and his family, also
resided in Singapore. This was part of an employment contract.
John Mathew Arrol of West Old Monkland. Scotland and Auckland. New Zealand
John Mathew Arrol was bom 26 March 1950 in West Old Monkland, Scotland. He was
the son of John Stobo Arrol and Marie Matuilionis. John Stobo was from Glasgow and
Marie was from Bellshill, Scotland. In 1962 John and his two children, John Mathew
Arrol and Marie Arrol, emigrated to New Zealand. John Mathew married in 1952 to
Alexandra Lynne Morrison in Papakura, New Zealand. John was employed in aluminum
anodizing since 1969. In April 1987 John accepted a position with Diversey Metals of
Canada. His assignment including consulting and assisting in establishing an anodizing
plant in the Peoples Republic of China. In 1988 John Mathew, Alexandra Lynne, and
their daughter, Jessica Margaret Arrol, resided in an apartment complex in Singapore with
all of the amenities. In 1990 John Mathew Arrol and his family retumed to New
Zealand. (15)
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CHAPTER XI
SIR WILLIAM ARROL
William Arrol was bom in a cottage in the small village of Bridge of Weir, Houston,
Scotland on the 13th of February 1839. He was one of nine children bom to Thomas
Arrol and Agnes Hodgart. His great-grandfather, Charlie Arrol, was from the Highlands
of Stirlingshire near Loch Lomond. Charlie had joined in the rebellion under 'Bonnie
Prince Charlie' and following the final collapse of the rebellion after the battle of
Culloden he left the Highlands and traveled to Renfrewshire. He worked as a collier in
the Quarrelton Pits near where the Johnstone railway station was located.
William's father, Thomas, worked in Coats Thread Manufacturing Company. The cotton
spinning industry, in which Thomas was employed along with so much of the population
of the west of Scotland including many other Arrols, was going through a difficult time.
Machinery improvement precipitated callous wholesale dismissals and strikes and riots
were a common occurrence.
At best it was a pitifully ill-paid trade. William was nonetheless fortunate to obtain a job
at the young age of ten, working for half-a-crown a week as a thread boy, or "piecer",
in a cotton mill in Johnstone. At about the age of twelve he was employed in the
tuming-shop of the Coats Cotton Thread Manufacturing Company making bobbins. At
age fourteen he was apprenticed to a blacksmith in Paisley. At the end of his
apprenticeship he found employment as a joumeyman blacksmith in a shipyard on the
Clyde. After a short period he left to seek employment as a mechanic. He went to
England and worked in Manchester for a few months before returning to Scotland. In
1858, at age nineteen, he was working at Ker's factory in Paisley earning 22 shillings a
week.
In addition to his employment, he was a member of the 3rd Paisley Company of
"Renfrewshire Rifles" from about 1860 to 1864. After a brief period of employment in
Blackwood & Gordon's Shipyard on the Clyde at Port Glasgow he obtained a position
as foreman at Laidlaw's Engineering Works in the east end of Glasgow. He was now
making 2 pounds a week.
On the 1 5th of July in 1864 he married his first wife, Elizabeth Pattison, a daughter of
Daniel Pattison, a mechanic at Coat's mill in Paisley. While employed at Laidlaw's he
built his first bridge. This was the original viaduct over the streets of Greenock for the
Greenock and Ayrshire Railway. In 1866, while still a foreman at Laidlaw's, he was in
charge of building the West Pier at Brighton, England.
Newspapers of the day make frequent mention of Laidlaw's. They were forever litigating
with Glasgow Corporation over the damage their heavy boilers did to the road surface
while being transported down city streets. These boilers were Arrol's department and
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after seven years with the firm he not only set himself up - against the best advice - as
a boilermaker, but also persuaded a fellow-employee to sink a lifetime's savings into the
venture.
The year was 1868 when the associates formed the partnership with a total investment
of 168 fxjunds. The partners called their company the Dalmamock Iron Works and
established themselves as btoilermakers and girdermakers on the London Road in
Glasgow. William took his entire life savings of 84 pounds and invested in into the
venture. Business was difficult to come by and his partner soon wanted out. William
obtained a loan m order to buy his partner out and to take a chance on his own. From
this small beginnmg the firm was to grow steadily until it became, in time, the largest
structural steelworks in the United Kingdom.
Some of his early projects were the making of the railway bridges from Edinburgh to
Balemo over the Water of Leith in 1871. In 1872 he moved his workshops from the
London Road in Glasgow and erected a new facility on Baltic Street in Bridgetown,
Glasgow. In 1875 he obtained one of his first sizeable contracts for the construction of
a railway bridge over the Clyde, near Bothwell, for the North British Railway. The
Bridge was 120 feet above the river. Not only did William complete it successfully but
he was also mnovative by elimmating the scaffolding which was previously an essential
part of bridge building. It was at this site that he put into practice his idea of building
the bridge on land and then rolling it out over the water. Formerly bridges were rivetted
piece to piece in their place. In 1875 he obtained the contract to build the first of the
two great Caledonian bridges over the Clyde at the Broomielaw in Glasgow. For this
project he devised a new mechanical driller that saved immense labor. Another of his
inventions was a hydraulic riveter that did a far superior job than the prior hand method.
Shortly thereafter his growing firm built the South Esk railway bridge in Montrose which
enhanced his reputation This resulted in contracts to build bridges overseas - especially
in Brazil.
In December 1879 a train was crossing the railway bridge over the waters of the Firth of
Tay at Dundee during a terrible storm. The storm was of unparalleled severity, even for
Scotland. The train, which had steamed out of Waverley Station in Edinburgh, was
destined for Dundee. It never arrived. As it crossed over the Tay, the bridge collapsed
and 90 people perished in the disaster Public confidence in bridge-building was
destroyed. As a measure of William's rapidly increasing stature as a structural engineer,
he gained the contract to build a bridge over the Tay to replace the destroyed structure.
Shortly thereafter William won the contract to build a railway bridge over the Firth of
Forth. This waterway was a great barrier between the important commercial centers of
Aberdeen, Perth, Dundee, and the towns and coal fields of Fife and Edinburgh, the
capital. There had been preliminary work going on toward building a bridge by the
builder of the original Tay bridge. However, following the collapse of that bridge,
confidence was lost in Sir Thomas Bouch and eventually the contract was awarded to
William Arrol.
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The design chosen for the Firth of Forth bridge was a cantilever bridge. It proved to be
one of the tremendous engineering achievements of the 19th century. For a number of
years, during the 1880's, Arrol was working on both the Tay and the Forth bridge
projects. His home was in Ayr and he would leave Ayr at 4 a.m. to arrive at the
Dalmamock works by 5 am. On many days he would travel by train to the construction
sites at the Forth and Tay. He would catch the 8:45 am train to Edinburgh to begin work
on the Forth Bridge. On Friday night he would take the sleeper to London to visit the
bankers, the attorneys, the politicians and the railway company executives.
Arrol devised a special technique for building the Tay and Forth bridges on the London
Road that involved hydraulic riveting. This necessitated the building of a special plant
to install the special equipment needed in the new riveting technique. Another new
innovation was the building of the Forth bridge by steel. This was the first large
structure built of steel. The Tay bridge and others before it were built partly of
wrought-iron.
While the firm was involved in two major projects, another gigantic job came to the
Arrol's - the contract to build the world famous Tower Bridge in London. The contract
was received by the firm in 1886 and this bridge was to take eight years to finish. In that
era, these three bridges were considered to be three modem wonders of the world and
they were all being built under the direction of one man.
The Forth bridge took seven years to build. The task was gigantic. The bridge consisted
of two main spans, each nearly a third of a mile long, two of 675 feet each, and fifteen
of 168 feet each, the total length of the viaduct being over one and a half miles. There
were 4,800 men employed daily on the bridge, and the equipment needed to build the
bridge included 30 steam and other barges, tugs, launches, and boats, 60 steamcranes and
winches, 50 hydraulic cranes, 100 hydraulic jacks, 100 hand cranes, 100 drilling
machines, and 40 steam engines. An entire village was built for the work force.
At the completion of the bridge in 1890, 160 trains a day were to pass over the structure
on the double railway line. The bridge cost 2.5 million pounds to build. The last rivet
was driven by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, in 1890 in the presence of his
brother, the Duke of Edinburgh, later King George V. At a luncheon following the
opening of the bridge, the Prince of Wales delivered a speech in which he announced,
among many honors, that Her Majesty Queen Victoria had conferred that of knighthood
on the builder of the bridge and he would henceforth be Sir William Arrol.
Another honor received was the Freedom of City of Dundee on 14th December 1888 in
the form of a silver casket. On this occasion. Sir William said, "I would rather build two
bridges than make one speech!" A second silver casket was received on the 26th of
February 1890 with the Freedom of the Burgh of Ayr. There had only been five previous
recipients of this award during the previous century and one of them was Ulysis Grant,
President of the United States. Sir William received an honorary degree of LL.D. from
the University of Glasgow in 1890. He was made a fellow of the Royal Society of
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Edinburgh and a Deputy-Lieutenant.
In 1909 the Board of Directors of Sir William Arrol & Co., Limited were: Sir William
Arrol, Chairman, Mr. AS. Biggart, who was Sir William's right-hand man on the shop
side during the construction of the Forth Bridge; Mr. Thomas Arrol, a nephew of Sir
William, whose principal charge was the engineering shop at Dalmamock Works; Mr.
John Hunter, who was also a nephew and who acted as secretary of the company; and
Sir Thomas Mason of Morrison & Mason Ltd., General Contractors, the outside Director.
In 1910 Mr. Adam Hunter, the Chief Engineer, was elected a Director.
Another of Sir William's ventures was in automobile manufacturing. Sir William formed
a joint venture with George Johnston in 1895 and the Mo-Car Syndicate Ltd. was formed.
Sir William Arrol was Chairman and George Johnston was Managing Director. Sir
William's interest in this business was one of primarily being the financial backer of the
new enterprise.
The main product of the company was the Arrol-Johnston automobile. A factory was
built in Camlachie, Glasgow and production began. The first car was a six-seater
dog-cart that was produced between 1895 and 1904. In 1901 a fire destroyed the factory
and the company moved to Paisley, renovating one of the old thread mills of the Coats
Thread Manufacturing Company. The Coats family had a financial interest in the Mo-Car
Syndicate Company.
The Arrol-Johnston was selling well in 1911 and 1912 and the company made the
decision to move their production facilities to Dumfries, with the actual relocation taking
place in mid-1913. The company was reorganized about 1927 and the Arrol-Aster was
introduced The company fell into financial difficulties and went into liquidation at the
end of 1929 It ceased to exist completely in 1931.
On a personal basis. Sir William was broad-shouldered and sturdy, a man of great
physical strength and endurance. He had a keen, clever face with shrewd eyes, which
could be kind and twinkle with merriment on small provocation, a resolute mouth and
jaw which betokened an iron, unyielding will, and a power of command. While one
newspaper article described Sir William to be a hard, lonely, unapproachable man, his
biographer and other articles described him as being easily accessible. He enjoyed his
garden at Seafield, his library, and his art. He never "put on airs" and had a great
contempt for those who did. He was known as a loyal friend and one who was a
fair-minded employer who could do a job on the factor,' floor better than the craftsman
that he paid.
Sir William Arrol was a member of Parliament for ten years. He first ran for office in
1892 in South Ayrshire as a Liberal-Unionist. He was successful in 1895 and was
returned to office in the elections of 1900. He sat on a number of committees, including
the Committees on Tube Railways, the London Water Board, the London Corporation,
and Cooper Hill Inquiry. He retired from Parliament in 1906 due to poor health.
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In 1887 Arrol became a tenant of a house named Seafield, on the seashore, about a mile
south of the town of Ayr. A year later, in March of 1888, he purchased the house with
about fifty acres of the surrounding grounds and lands. He had the house torn down and
erected a new large, handsome mansion. Sir William installed a collection of art in his
home that numbered about 300 works of oil and watercolors. He also had a major library
in his home. When his business took Sir William to London, he enjoyed visiting the
Natural History Museum in South Kensington, the Geological Museum and the British
Museum.
Shortly after his marriage to Elizabeth Pattison she became mentally ill. She died in
1903. He remarried on the eighth of March 1905 to his cousin, Jessie Hodgart, at Ayr.
Immediately following the wedding ceremony, Sir William and his bride traveled by train
over 400 miles to London so that he could cast a key vote in Parliament. For this extra
effort he was presented a cup by the then prime mmister, the Rt. Honorable A. J. Balfour.
The cup was inscribed:
PRESENTED TO
SIR WILLIAM ARROL,M.P.
ON HIS MARRUGE, BY HIS UNIONIST COLLEAQUES
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, IN TOKEN OF THEIR
APPRECUTION OF HIS HIGH SENSE OF DUTY AND
CONSPICUOUS LOYALTY, 1905
THIS PRESENTATION WAS MADE BY THE PRIME
MINISTER, THE RIGHT HONBLE, A.J. BALFOUR, M.P. IN
BEHALF OF 353 SUBSCRIBERS
Sadly, Sir William was agam a widower in just four years. Jessie died in 1909. On the
16th of November 1910 he married his third wife, Elsie Robertson. Sir William was now
71 years of age. Elsie was a daughter of James Robertson, Manager of the London
Branch of the Bank of Scotland. He remained childless all his life
Sir William built at least seven homes, at his own expense, for members of the Arrol
family to live in. He decorated them with copies of his paintings. He gave of his time
and finances to the Royal Infirmary of Glasgow and to the Scotland Technical College.
He was a trustee of the manager of the Savings Bank of Glasgow in addition to giving
of his resources to many other organizations.
Sir William died 20 February 1913 from influenza. He was buried at Woodside
Cemetery in Paisley, Renfrewshire.
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A legacy of Sir WilUiam Arrol to all of the Arrols was the commissioning and
registration of the Arrol tartan. A sample of the Arrol tartan was found in a pattern
book belonging to Messrs. James Johnstone and Co., Glasgow. The sample was in
pattern book A-J containing 122 samples. There were three books containing a total of
274 samples. The books were donated to the Scottish Tartans Society' which is located
in the Highland Heritage Museum Trust, Fonab House, Pitlochry, Perthshire. The pattern
books were donated by Mr. G. Sime, Dairy, Ayrshire who was employed by the company
until the company ceased trading in 1963.
The Arrol tartan is described as Red (15) Blue (40) Black (40) Green (40) White (6)
Green (40) Black (40) Green (40) White (6)
The will of Sir William Arrol showed his total personal assets to be valued at £3 16,589.
He left to Lady Arrol the contents of Seafield House, valued at £16,849, the sum of
£5,000, and an annuity of £1,200; to Mrs. Cecelia Miller, £5,000; to the children of his
brother. Dr. Charles Arrol, £6,000; to the children of his sister, Mrs. Agnes Mclnnes,
£1,000; to his sister, Mrs. Janet Hunter, the free life-rent of his house, Meikleriggs House,
in Paisley; to his nephew, Mr. John Hunter, the life-rent of £10,000; to his sister, Mrs.
Mary McLardie, £1,000 and £10,000 for her children. Other bequests were to his
cousins, Janet Arrol and Bethia Arrol Robertson; to his nieces, Elizabeth and Mary
McLardie; to the sister of his wife, Maud Robertson; to his housekeeper; to each of his
servants, based on time spent with him; and to each of his trustees. He also directed that
£10,000 in value of preference shares in Sir William Arrol & Co. be placed at the full
discretion of the trustees to form the nucleus of a fund for deserving employees and in
assisting cousins and other relatives as the trustees deemed necessary. The balance of his
estate was divided between his wife, his nephew, John Hunter, and the children of Mrs.
Mary Arrol McLardie. Other provisions were made for amounts to be held for deserving
employees.
Lady Elsie Arrol remarried in 1928. She was the second wife of Sir Robert John Collie.
Sir Robert died in 1935. Lady Elsie resided at the Hendon Hall Hotel, London. Lady
Elsie donated her services during World War II to organizations in London catering to
the welfare of the servicemen of the allied nations.
Following Sir William Arrol's death in 1913, the firm continued to prosper. During
World War 1 the firm was involved with the erection of shell production shops, complete
with cranes, for such armament firms as Beadmores, Vickers and others. Other contracts
during the war included a contract for narrow gauge sleepers and a contract for the
construction of Harland & Wolff's Govan Shipyard.
During the war the then Prime Minister, Lloyd George, was not satisfied with the
progress being made in obtaining facilities quick enough to satisfy the needed production
of shells. Sir William's nephew, John Hunter, gave up his Directorship in the Arrol firm
and became successively, Director of Steel Production, and in the then new Air Ministry,
Director in charge of Aerodrome Construction. He received the honor of Knight
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Commander of the new Order of the British Empire.
Following the war Sir John Hunter returned to the business as Chairman. Two of the
early projects after World War II was the completion of the Southwark Bridge over the
Thames and the completion of the Port of London Authority's Royal Albert Dock
Extension. This latter contract had been let to a German firm prior to the war and was
in their hands when war broke out.
Although the firm built many major bridges over the entire world, it also became
involved in many other engineering projects. At one time it was the dominant crane
manufacturing concern in the world. It was involved in manufacturing girders, cranes,
shipyards, power stations, pipe lines, lock gates, tunnels, canals, railway stations and
workshops. Workshops and railway stations were dimly lit, dingy places in pre-Victorian
times. Steel construction revolutionized their appearance. Such buildings now had
arched glass roofs and were bright and airy. The firm was a sub-contractor on the
Welland Ship Canal in Ontario, Canada, between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
Sir John Hunter resigned from the Chairmanship in 1935. He died in Montreal, Canada
in 1936. He was replaced by Mr. H. Cunningham. With the start of rearmament about
1937, the firm experienced the busiest period of its history. The company had orders for
cranes from all over the world and orders from Turkey and India were particularly
notable. A significant contract was the building of a Wind Tunnel for Farnborough, west
of London. This established the connection where Farnborough was and is utilized by
the Air Ministry on work on all types of aircraft construction During World War II
many of the projects were designed jointly by the company and the Air Ministry.
In 1938 the firm, through its Vickers subsidiary, designed and constructed an aircraft
assembly plant near Chester, England where the floor area covered 18 acres. Thereafter,
the company constructed many hangars for the Air Ministry. During World War II the
Company was engaged almost entirely with work for government departments. Major
projects included the production of Bofors Gun Carriages, projectors for anti-aircraft
shells, and tank landing craft. Ninety-five tank landing craft were produced in a special
yard in Meadowside, Glasgow Prior to D-Day, the firm leased an abandoned shipyard
at Alloa, erected a welding shop and redesigned the craft for welded construction. In this
yard 68 vessels were built, fitted out and taken over, including 8 specially large craft of
1000 tons deadweight.
The firm also fathered a program of frigates. These were almost of destroyer class and
the component structures were welded in large units and sent to ordinary shipyards for
assembly. The company also built Bailey Bridges. They were special bridges that were
relatively easy to move and to erect on the battlefields. Subsequent to World War II the
firm built power stations, pipe lines, cranes, open-hearth charging machines, shipyards
and caissons for Mersey Docks & Harbor, Liverpool.
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In the early 1960's the firm was part of a consortium called the A.C.D. Bridge Company
to build the road bridge over the Firth of Forth. The massive towers of the bridge that
carried the cables from which the bridge deck were suspended, soared 512 feet into the
air, high above the cantilevers of the adjacent railway bridge. Each tower comprised
eleven sections that were prefabricated at Arrol's Glasgow works, (down to the boltholes)
The towers were fitted together at the works and then taken apart for transporting to the
site. The road bridge was built a short distance west of, and roughly parallel to, the
railway bridge.
Bridge building was a dangerous occupation, but the safety record in building the road
bridge over the Forth was significantly better than that of building the railroad bridge
some eighty years previously. One man was killed in the construction of the road bridge
compared with the fifty-seven who died on the railway bridge.
In the 1980's hard times hit the Sir William Arrol Company. It went out of business in
1986.
As a sequel to Sir William Arrol's legacy, a locomotive was named the Sir William Arrol.
This locomotive was so named in 1990 by the retiring Chairman of British Rail, Sir
Robert Reid, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Forth Bridge in honour of
Sir William Arrol.
At the 100th anniversar\' event several descendents of the Sir William Arrol family,
including John Arthur Arrol Hunter, Richard Jackson Arrol Hunter and Ena Arrol,
attended the ceremonies and rode the train across the Forth Bridge as part of the
festivities.
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CHAPTER Xn
SCOTTISH HERALDRY
Heraldry in Scotland is administered on behalf of the Crown by The Right Honourable
The Lord Lyon of Arms, a Great Officer of the State. He is assisted by the Lyon Clerk
and by three heralds and three pursuivants. All Coat of Arms must be recorded in the
Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland. Arms have been meticulously
recorded and strictly maintained there since 1672. Under Acts of Parliament, dating back
to 1592, an unauthorized user of a Coat of Arms may be charged for the offense and tried
in Court where The Lord Lyon is judge. The decision may ultimately be appealed
through higher Courts to the House of Lords.
Arms are granted to an individual and to his legitimate descendents, or to a corporate
body. Not everyone is entitled to a Coat of Arms and not every surname has a Crest.
Burke's General Armoury lists a total of only about 100,000 Coats of Arms that have
been either (1) granted to the bearers or (2) assumed by them.
A Coat of Arms has been granted to two ARROL's. On 1 February 1878, Archibald
Arrol was granted a Coat of Arms. This Coat of Arms is located at the Court of the Lord
Lyon, H.M. New Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland. The Coat of Arms is contained
in Volume 10, Number 34.
The Coat of Arms is inscribed:
Excerpt of Letters Patent from the Lyon King of Arms in favour of Archibald Arrol,
Esquire, dated the 1st day of February 1878.
Whereas Archibald Arrol of Number Eighteen Blythswood Square, Glasgow, Esquire,
Merchant in glasgow, hath by Petition of date the Twenty fifth day of January last
Represented unto Us, that he is the only son of Walter Arrol, Merchant in Glasgow and
Elizabeth Gilles his wife; that the said Walter Arrol is the only surviving son of Duncan
Arrol, tenant farmer at Easter Lead in the county of Stirling and Agnes Graham his wife,
and is descended from a family long resident in that county; and whereas the said
petitioner hath prayed that we would Grant Our Licence and Authority to him and to his
descendents to bear and use such Ensigns Armorial as might be found suitable and
according to the Laws of Arms; know ye therefore that we have devised, and do these
presents Assign, Ratify and Conform to the said Archibald Arrol, Esquire, and to his
descendents with such congruent differences as may hereafter be matriculated for them
and following Ensigns Armorial, as depicted upon the margin hereof and matriculated of
even date with these presents in our Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in
Scotland, vizt Or, a Lion rampart Gules armed and langued Azure between three
Escallops Sable. Above the Shield is placed a Helmet befitting his degree, with a
Mantling Gules doubled Argent, and issuing from a Wreath of his Liveries is set for
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Crest, a demi-lion Gules armed and langued Azure holding in his dexter paw a Scymetar
proper, and in the Esrol over the same, this MOTTO, "Courage."
Matriculated the First day of February, 1878
T. Lorimer
Signed
Lyon Clerk
William Auchincloss Arrol, son of Theodore Arrol, was also granted a Coat of Arms with
the same crest and motto. The family copy of the Arrol Coat of Arms is m the
possession of Donald Archibald Arrol of Shropshire, England, a grandson of William
Auchincloss Arrol, and great grandson of Archibald Arrol.
The Coat-of-Arms granted to these two Arrols is referenced in Fairbaim's Book of Crests
of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland. In addition, the family name of Anol is
referenced. This reference describes the name Arrol as being from Scotland and the
Coat-of-Arms as a:
"demi-lion rampant holding in the dexter paw a scimitar. Courage."
The Coat-of-Arms for both Archibald Arrol and William Auchincloss Arrol is described
thusly:
"a demi-lion gu., armed and langued az., holding in the dexter paw a scimitar ppr.
Courage."
Many surnames have undergone major changes in spelling and form over the centuries.
Coats-of-Arms were recorded under early spellings and it is impossible to know today
whether the translations of these early Coats-of-Arms actually pertain to the spelling Arrol
as used by the Arrol/Arroll as documented in this volume. The only actually known
Coats-of-Arms granted to Arrols is the Coat-of-Arms documented above which was
granted both to Archibald Arrol and William Auchincloss Arrol.
Keeping the fact in mind that there is no assurance that the following Coats-of-Arms
pertain to the Arrol/Arroll families documented in this volume, the following references
are given:
Sir Bernard Burke in his General Armor.' of Great Britain describes the Arrol Arms
thusly:
"Or, a comish chough proper, a bordure argnet, charged with eight fleurs-de-lis
azure."
Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory Supplement:
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"Or, a lion rampant gules between three escallops sable."
Translated this reads, "The shield is gold. In the center is a
rampant lion of red between three scallop shells of black."
Atienza's Diccionario Nobiliario has a reference Arrol as Arrola:
"Gules, a lynx passant or, in base a triple mount barry wavy azure and argent.'
Translated this reads, "The shield is red. In the center is a
lynx of gold walking. In the base portion of the shield is a
mound of earth with three heads coloured in alternating wavy
horizontal bars of blue and silver (or white)."
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PART 11
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I WALTER ARROL
WALTER ARROL, b circa 1600/20 in Caldervan, Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire,
Scotland and d before 9 July 1662. He had the following children:
1 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1625/1640 in Cashell, Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
(See Section II below.)
2 DUNCAN ARROL, b circa 1625/40. He m 9 Jul 1665 to Janet McQueen.
3 ELLEN ARROL, b circa 1625/40. She m circa 1665 to John McAlpine and had
three daughters.
4 JANET ARROL (ARRELL), b circa 1625/40. She m 16 Jan 1661 in Buchanan.
Stirlingshire to Patrick McAuley of Row, Dumbartonshire and is believed to have
had three daughters.
n JOHN ARROL
JOHN ARROL, b circa 1625/1640 in Cashell, Parish of Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
JOHN was the son of WALTER ARROL of Caldervan. (See Section I-l above.) He
m circa 1649 to Janet Buchanan McWattie. They had the following children who
were all baptized between 1649 and 1665:
1 MUNGO ARROL(L), b circa 1650 in Croy, Killeam, Stirlingshire. (See Section
III, Page 151.)
2 DUNCAN ARROL, bapt 22 Nov 1657 in Gartavestan, Port of Menteith, Perthshire.
He m circa 1700 to Christian McKennan. They had:
2-1 CHARLES ARROL(L), b 8 May 1705 in Craignoughty. He m circa 1730 to
Isabel Graham at Aberfoyle. He was killed by a fall from a horse on 3 Apr
1781. They had:
2-1-1 DUNCAN ARROL, bapt 31 Dec 1731 at Easterlead, Drymen and m 27
Aug 1764 to Agnes Graham. They had:
2-1-1-1 WALTER ARROL, b 20 Feb 1786 and d 7 Feb 1880. He was
m 19 Jan 1814 to Jean Gillies who d Feb 1880. WALTER was a
general merchant and resided at 18 Blythswood Square, Glasgow.
They had:
2-1-1-1-1 ELIZABETH ARROLL, b 8 Sept 1814 in Glasgow and d
8 Aug 1836.
2-1-1-1-2 ARCHIBALD ARROL(L), b 29 Sept 1815 in Glasgow
and d 22 May 1888 in Glasgow. He m 5 Dec 1839 to Margaret
Reid Auchincloss who was b 31 Oct 1813 and d 26 Jun 1881.
ARCHIBALD was a merchant and brewer. He was the Managing
Director of Archibald Arrol and Sons. He purchased the Alloa
Brewery in 1866. ARCHIBALD'S father, WALTER, was also
involved in the family business. ARCHIBALD was the recipient
of a formal ARCHIBALD ARROL Coat of Arms from the Lord
Lyon King of Arms, Edinburgh. He was a Burgess of the City of
Glasgow. They resided at 18 Blythswood Square, Glasgow.
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They had:
2-1-1-1-2-1 LOUISA ARROL, b 22 Nov 1840 in Glasgow and m
2 Jun 1863 to Thomas Kennedy in Blythswood, Glasgow.
Thomas d 28 May 1908. They had 3 sons and 8 daughters.
2-1-1-1-2-2 JEAN GILLIES ARROL, b 24 Oct 1842 m Glasgow
andd 16 Jan 1909.
2-1-1-1-2-3 WILLIAM AUCHINCLOSS ARROL, b 24 Oct 1844
in Glasgow and m 1st on 27 Oct 1880 to Elizabeth Agnes
Bateman who was b 28 May 1858, the daughter of Benjamin
Bateman of Clapham Park, London. Benjamin Bateman was
a civil engineer and railway builder. He had a large home
and a 25 acre estate in Clapham Park. Elizabeth d 21 Sept
1903 at Fodderty. WILLIAM m 2nd on 5 Dec 1905 to
Sophie Elizabeth Peters at the Grand Hotel, Kelvin, Glasgow,
according to the forms of the United Free Church. Sophia
was b 17 July 1857 at Hildesheim, Germany, the daughter of
Karl August Wilhelm Peters, a land surveyor, and Luise
Marie Elizabeth Mahrmarm. WILLIAM met Sophie in
Germany during one of his business travels. WILLIAM was
living at Torwood Hill, Row and Sophia was living at Abony
Pestar Comitat, Kingar}' when they married. After
WILLIAM died she returned to Germany where she d in
1920. By Elizabeth he had:
2-1-1-1-2-3-1 AGNES GWENDOLINE ARROL, b 29 May
1884 at 1 1 Lynedock Place, Glasgow and m 3 1 Mar 1909
to Christopher Hooper Philips. Christopher was b circa
1 884, the son of John Philips, postmaster and surveyor, and
Alice Maud Austin. Christopher was a lieutanant on the
H.M.S. "Argyll". Agnes was living at Torwood Hill, Row
when they married. They had: Hugh C.A. Philips, b 20
Feb 1910 and m 1 Mar 1949 to his 1st cousin, CAROLINE
AGNES ARROL. CAROLINE was b 3 May 1922, the
daughter of ARCHIBALD ARROL and Winifrid Hervey.
(See Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-3-3-4 below.) They had:
Christopher Ian, b 14 Mar 1941 who m Angela Sheercroft;
and Alison Averil who m Timothy Lamb.
2-1-1-1-2-3-2 ELIZABETH WINIFRID ARROL, b 6 Jun 1890
in Kelvin, Glasgow and m 10 Apr 1912 at Row to Ian Ure,
a Hour miller. Ian was killed in Italy during WW I,
WINIFRID d 28 Jun 1944 at 4 Learmark Gardens,
Edinburgh of coronary thrombosis. WINIFRID had high
blood pressure for several years. The couple had no
children.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3 ARCHIBALD THEODORE ARROL, b 19 Jul
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1881 in Kelvin, Glasgow. THEODORE m 23 Jun 1909 to
Winifrid Edith Bertha Hervey at the Parish Church in
Colmer, Southampton, England. Winifrid was b 4 Mar
1883, the daughter of Alfred Cyril Hervey and Caroline
Selina Hess. THEODORE was the managing director of
Archibald Arrol and Sons, Merchants and Brewers. He d
16 Dec 1941 at South Grange, Ryton, Dumham, England
of angina pectoris. Edith d 29 May 1974 at Western
District Hospital, Edinburgh of pulmonary embolism and
deep venous thrombosis. She lived at 34 Heriot Row,
Edinburgh. They had:
■1-1-1-2-3-3-1 ARCHCHIBALD DONALD BATEMAN
ARROL, b 28 Sept 1911m Rhu, Dumbartonshire and m 29
Nov 1947 in Edinburgh to Marjory Clive Leech who was
b 2 Apr 1912. DONALD attended Clare College,
Cambridge, and received his BA, with honors, in 1933. He
received his MA in 1937. He became a member of the
London Institute of Brewing in 1938. He was a Lt. in the
137th Field Regiment Royal Army during WW II and
served in the Malayan Campaign (1941-45). DONALD
was taken prisoner of war on the capitulation of Singapore
on 2 Feb 1942. He was a POW in Singapore and Thailand
(1942-45). He worked on the infamous "Death Railway"
shown so vividly in the motion picture, "Bridge on the
River Kwai". DONALD ARROL was a brewmaster of 14
Lake Rise, Romford, Essex, England (1948), in Malta
(1949-54), and in England (1954-78). He retired to
Pontesbury, England. DONALD was a church organist.
He enjoyed painting water colours, paintings, prints,
photography, gardening, English porcelain and he was a
philatelist. They had:
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-1 ANDREW CLIVE AUCHINCLOSS
ARROL, b 16 Sept 1948 in Romford, Essex, England.
He m 25 Jul 1970 at St. Leonard's Church, Old
Bursledon, Hampshire, England to Margaret "Meg"
Mary Parker. She was b 29 Sept 1947 in Livingston,
Nyasaland (Malawi), Africa, the daughter of Veronica
H. Z. Czyzska and Colin Alfred Stuart Parker. "Vera"
was from a Russian family who lived in Poland when
the Germans invaded in 1939. She was eventually able
to travel through France to the Middle East and joined
the RAF. Vera and Colin were m in 1946. After the
war Colin joined the Colonial Forces and was in
Nyasaland as Distict Commissioner when Meg was
born. ANDREW attended the School of Architecture in
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London and was an architect and partner in the firm of
Arrol and Snell, Architects, in Shrewsbury. This firm
is mentioned in HRH The Prince of Wales book on his
view of Architecture, "A Vision of Britain." Meg had
a shop which did silk screening. They had:
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-1-1 WINIFRID ROSE ARROL, b 18 Jun
1972 in Westminster Hospital, Westminster,
London.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-1-2 LUKE COLIN ALASTAIR ARROL,
b 4 Dec 1974 in Westminster Hospital,
Westminster, London.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-2 ARCHIBALD SIMON ARROL, b 19 Sept
1954 at Musgrove Park Maternity Unit, Taunton,
Somerset, England and m 1 May 1982 to Susan Cooke,
a nursery nurse, in Shrewsbury. Susan was b 27 Oct
1957, the daughter of Francis (Fred) Humphrey and
Doreen Cooke of Wales. Fred was a mechanical
engineer and a farmer Susan was living at 38 Wyle
Cop and SIMON at 1 English Bridge Ct. Shrewsbury
when they married. SIMON attended Shrewsbury
Technical College and in 1987 he had a cabinet-making
work shop in Shrewsbury, England. SIMON and Susan
separated in 1987. They had:
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-2-1 ROSE FRANCES ARROL,b 4 Aug
1985 at the Royal Shrewsbury Maternity Hospital,
Shrewbury, Shropshire, England.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-2 ELIZABETH WINIFRID HERVEY ARROL,
b 3 Mar 1913 in Alloa and m 9 Aug 1940 to John Wilson
Hume at Gateshead, England. In 1987 they lived at 10
East Fettes Avenue, North Edinburgh. They had Clephane
Arrol Hume, b 12 Jul 1946 in Edinburgh. In 1987
Clephane was an occupational therapist who resided at 62
Spotswood Street, Edinburgh.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-3 ALISON ESME ARROL, b 14 Apr 1920 in
Blairlogie, Stirlingshire and m 26 Jun 1957 to Anthony R.
Meek at St. Giles, Edinburgh. Anthony was b 13 Aug
1925. In 1987 the couple resided in North Yorkshire,
England. They did not have children.
2-1-1-1-2-3-3-4 CAROLINE AGNES ARROL, b 3 May 1922
in Blairlogie, Stirlingshire and m 1 Mar 1949 to her 1st
cousin, Hugh C.A. Philips. (See 2-1-1-1-2-3-1 above.)
2-1-1-1-2-3-4 FRANCIS MARGARET ISABEL ARROL, b 5 Dec
1882 in Kelvin, Glasgow and d 12 Dec 1882.
2-1-1-1-2-4 WALTER ARROL, b 8 Jun 1846 in Glasgow and m
24 Mar 1880 at CTapham, London, to Beatrice May Bateman.
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Colin John Arroll, Auckland, New Zealand, 1939-43
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John Milligan Arroll, B.1918
Photo taken 1940. (p.314)
Robert Arrol, B.1929, Detroit.
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William Broderick Hazeldine Arrol,
England, 1945. (pp. 247-248)
William Wilson Arroll, c.1950
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Margaret Allen Coulthart Arrol & Granddaughter, Margaret Cooke,
immigrating from Glasgow to America, c. 1927 (pp. 213; 220-221)
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M.P., CANADA, I972-1974 (pp. 2II-212)
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Nigel Arrol MacLardie, Margaret (Maggie) Van Hegan Allan MacLardie
photo: summer 1985, Scotland (p. 265)
Robert N. Arrol, m.d., Priscilla Joyce Bolles Arrol, Kerby Icenogle (in front),
Kerri Jo (Arrol) Mitchell, Robert N. Arrol, Bradley Mitchell, Tracy Leigh (Arrol)
Icenogle, and Michael Icenogle with Aubrey Icenogle. Illinois, usa (pp. 229-31)
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Phyllis Knight Arrol (widow of Herbert
Arrol, Bradford, England), 1990 (p.330)
Elizabeth (Betty) Arrol McClure
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Constance Amv Arroll. Isle of Arran,
Scotland, 1986. (p. 192)
Walter Arrol, born in Possilpark,
Glasgow, 1897. (p. 221) photo c.1919
John Stobo Arrol, Elizabeth Stobo Arrol, Margaret Stobo Arrol, Isa Simpson Arrol
& Douglas Arrol. c.1954. (pp. 268; 274-276)
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Beatrice was the daughter of Benjamin Bateman, a merchant of
Clapham, London, Surrey, England. WALTER was a brewer and
merchant. WALTER d 13 May 1933 in Worthing, West Sussex
and Beatrice d 8 Feb 1934 in Dartford, Kent. They had;
2-1-1-1-2-4-1 FRANCIS LILIAN ARROL, b 22 Jan 1881 in
Kelvin, Glasgow. FRANCIS m 10 Apr 1901 to Alfred Barrow
Milner at St. James Church, Church of England, St. Andrew,
Northumberland, England. Alfred was b circa 1893, the son
of Isaac William Milner, a clerk in Holy Orders. Alfred was
a clerk in Holy Orders and was residing in Penrith, Andrew,
Northumberland when he married.
2-1-1-1-2-4-2 MARGARET PHYLLIS ARROL, b 28 Jan 1884
in Kelvin, Glasgow and d 31 Jul 1885 in Ayr.
2-1-1-1-2-4-3 COLIN ARCHIBALD ARROL, b 5 Dec 1885 at
Dhuhill Home, Luss Road, Helensburgh and d 25 Jul 1916.
COLIN fought in eleven actions in WW II from Nov 1915 to
25 Jul 1916. He was killed in action at Maricourt and buried
in the English Cemetery behind enemy lines at Mantuabeau,
east of Albert, France.
2-1-1-1-2-4-4 BEATRICE VIOLET ARROL, b 9 Oct 1888 in
Helensburgh, Row, Dumbartonshire. BEATRICE m on 10 Jan
1924 to William Aubrey Ramsey at St. Jude's Church,
Kensington, London, England. William was the son of
Norman Robert Ramsey, a clerk in Holy Orders and the Royal
Dean of Buckingham. William was b circa 1 904 and had been
a captain in the Indian Army.
2-1-1-1-2-4-5 IRIS ARROL, b 23 Oct 1890 in Helensburgh, Row,
Dumbartonshire. IRIS m 20 Apr 1912 to Nigel George
Davidson at The Parish Church, St. Mary, Surrey, England.
Nigel was a judge. He was the son of Alexander Davidson,
"a gentleman". IRIS was living at Chapelacre, Helensburgh,
Scotland and Nigel at 60 Quarry Street, St. Mary, Surrey,
England when they married.
2-1-1-1-2-5 ARCHIBALD TOWER ARROL, b 26 Mar 1847 in
Glasgow and d 26 Jan 1911 in Alloa, Clackmannanshire. He m
4 Sept 1873 at Partick, Glasgow to Helen King Philips who was
b 7 Feb 1854. Helen d 2 Sept 1912 at Millgrove House, Alloa of
cerebral thrombosis. ARCHIBALD was Provost of Alloa. He
was joint owner and managing director of the Arrol Brewery until
the brewery became a public company. The brewery went public
after the turn of the century as a result of the intense competition
in the brewing industry. Control passed from family hands and
the brewery, in 1987, was part of the Allied-Lyons Group. The
brewery was located in Alloa, Clackmannanshire. ARCHIBALD
and Helen had:
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2-1-1-1-2-5-1 MARGARET KING PHILIPS ARROL, b 27 Mar
1875 at 14 Sardinia Terrace, Hillhead, Partick, Glasgow and
d 9 Apr 1946 at County Hospital, Alloa. Margaret d of a
fracture of the right femur, general arteriosclerosis and asthma.
Her usual address was Norwood, Alloa. She never married.
2-1-1-1-2-5-2 ARCHIBALD ARROL, b 25 Aug 1876 at Milgrove
House, Alloa.
2-1-1-1-2-5-3 WILLIAM PHILIPS ARROL, b 13 Dec 1877 at
Millgrove House, Alloa. WILLIAM was a mining engineer.
He m circa 1914 in Durban, South Africa to Lilias Robb
Charmichael of Alloa. Lilias was b circa 1880, the daughter
of John Charmichael, a brick and tile merchant, and Harriet
Morrison. The couple returned to the United Kingdom circa
1916-17. WILLIAM d 4 Apr 1934 in London. Lilias d 15
Sept 1957 at 46 Craigmiller Park, Edinburgh, age 77. They
had:
2-1-1-1-2-5-3-1 ARCHIBALD JOHN (IAN) ARROL, b circa
1915. He served in the RAF during WW II. Following his
military service IAN was employed by the Iraq Petroleum
Company as an engineer. In 1987 Ian resided in the south
of England.
2-1-1-1-2-5-3-2 DORIS MARY PHILIPS ARROL, b 29 Aug
1918 at 13 Stuart Avenue, Much Woolton, Liverpool,
England. DORIS was a school teacher prior to her
retirement. In 1988 she resided in Edinburgh.
2-1-1-1-2-5-4 HELEN ARROL, b 16 Jul 1880 in Alloa and d 14
Nov 1949 at 5 Morton Street, Joppa of arteriosclerosis.
HELEN was a lady's companion. She never married. Her
usual residence was Saraville' Promenade, Portobello.
2-1-1-1-2-5-5 KATRINE E. ARROL, b 21 Oct 1884 in Alloa. She
m 15 Nov 1911 to Charles C. Finlater, a doctor of medicine
and a medical health officer. They were m in Alloa according
to the forms of the United Free Church of Scotland. Charles
was b circa 1881, the son of Thomas Finlater, a bank agent,
and Susan Rankine. Thomas was living at 20 Church Street,
Alloa and KATRINE at Millgrove, Alloa, when they married.
In 1949 she was living at 57 Moir Street, Alloa. KATRINE
d 14 Apr 1968 at Ludgate House, Alloa of coronary
thrombosis.
2-1-1-1-2-5-6 CHARLES TOWER ARROL, b 22 Jan 1888 at
Millgrove House, Alloa. Charles d 13 Feb 1911 at Milgrove
House, Alloa of pulmonary phthisis.
2-1-1-1-2-6 JAMES CAMERON ARROL, b 16 Nov 1850 at 108
Douglas Street, Barony, Glasgow and d 13 Feb 1889.
2-1-1-1-2-7 THOMAS ARTHUR ARROL, b 24 Aug 1852 at 108
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Douglas Street, Barony, Glasgow and d 28 Oct 1902 in St.
Machar, Aberdeen. THOMAS was a bridge builder. He built the
Connel Ferry Bridge in Scotland, now a highway bridge.
2-1-1-1-2-8 MARGARET ARROL, b 24 Jul 1854 at 108 Douglas
Street, Barony, Glasgow and m 6 Apr 1875 to John Albert Black,
a shipowner. MARGARET d 31 May 1926 at Lagarie Row,
Helensburgh of heart failure. They had: Stuart, Alfred, and 3
daughters.
2-1-1-1-2-9 ELIZABETH AUGUSTA ARROL, b 17 Sept 1857 at 108
Douglas Street, Glasgow. She m 20 Apr 1886 to Laurence T.
Napier at 18 Blythswood Square, according to the forms of the
United Presbyterian Church. Laurence, an advocate, was b 1 9 Aug
1855 to James Robert Napier, a shipbuilder (dec), and Emma
Mary Twentyman. Laurence was living at Glenarbuck Bowling.
Old Kilpa trick and ELIZABETH was living at 18 Blythswood
Square when they married. ELIZABETH d 2 Apr 1922 at
Kircudbright.
2-1-1-2 CATHERINE (KATHERINE) ARROLa), b 25 Aug 1765 and
bapt 27 Aug 1765. She m 16 Nov 1787 to Andrew Drumond in
Drymen, Stirlingshire.
2-1-1-3 ISABEL ARROL (AROL), b 24 Jan 1767 and bapt 29 Feb 1767.
She m circa 1792 to A. McFarlane, fanner, of Stirlingshire.
2-1-1-4 CHARLES ARROL, b 27 Jul 1769 and was killed by falling
down a pit mouth.
2-1-1-5 JEAN ARROL(L), b 27 Oct 1771 at Easter Lead, Stirlingshire
and m on 18 Aug 1792 to John McFarlane of Drymen.
2-1-1-6 MUNGO ARROL (ARROLE), b 24 Jul 1779 and d young.
2-1-1-7 JANET ARROL, b 6 Mar 1783 and bapt 9 Mar 1783. She m
circa 1808 to Robert Sands.
2-1-2 WILLIAM ARROL, b 25 Feb 1735, Duneverig of Park at Aberfoyle,
Perthshire and m circa 1757 to Margaret Colquhoun. They had:
2-1-2-1 CHARLES ARROL(L), christened 22 Jan 1759 at Aberfoyle by
James Richardson, Minister. He m circa 1779 to Elizabeth Paton.
CHARLES was a merchant. They had:
2-1-2-1-1 WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1780. WILLIAM was a cotton
spinner and later a house proprietor. He m 7 Oct 1799 to Mary
Robertson. Mary was b circa 1778, the daughter of Andrew
Robertson, a cotton spinner, and Susan Fulton. WILLIAM d 10
Oct 1874 at Viewfield, Bellahouston, Govan, Glasgow. Mary d
28 Aug 1862 at Govan Park, Glasgow of diarrhoea and old age.
They had:
2-1-2-1-1-1 CHARLES ARROL, christened 14 Sep 1800 at
Paisley.
2-1-2-1-1-2 BETTIE SMITH ARROL, christened 22 Aug 1802
at Paisley.
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2-1-2-1-1-3 BETTIE ARROL, christened 29 Apr 1804 at Paisley.
2-1-2-1-1-4 SUSANfNAARROL(AROL),christened 19 Nov 1805
at Paisley, Abbey.
2-1-2-1-1-5 ANDREW ARROL, christened 19 Jul 1807 at Paisley.
2-1-2-1-1-6 MARY ARROL b 19 Oct 1808 and christened 30 Oct
1808 at Paisley. MARY m 1st on 13 Jul 1832 to Alexander
Watt at Houston, Renfrewshire. Alexander was a banker.
MARY m 2nd to Robert Anderson, an accountant. They
resided at Queensbury House, 64 Canongate, Edinburgh.
Mar>' d 26 May 1891 of chronic bronchitis at Edinburgh.
2-1-2-1-1-7 WILLIAM ARROL, christened 30 Dec 1810 at
Paisley- WILLIAM ARROL immigrated in 1843 through
Philadelphia and settled in Harwich Township, Kent County,
Ontario, Canada. He m 1st circa 1850 to Susannah Jane.
Susannah was b in 1830 and d 20 Dec 1852. WILLIAM m
2nd 27 Jul 1854 to Julia Ann Crittendon. Julia Ann was b
circa 1818 in Southwold Twp, Elgin County, Ontario.
WILLIAM was a bookkeeper and postmaster at Blenheim,
Ontario. Julia Ann d 31 Mar 1881 at Blenheim. WILLIAM
d Feb 1895 in Chatham, Ontario. They had:
2-1-2-1-1-7-1 MARY ARROL, b 28 Aug 1850 at Blenheim,
Kent, Ontario, Canada. Mary d 10 Nov 1930 and is buried
at Evergreen Cemetery, Kent, Ontario. She m circa 1874
to Alfred Edgar Young at Kent County, Ontario, Canada.
They had eight children.
2-1-2-1-1-7-2 JULIA ANN ARROL, b 9 Mar 1852 in
Blenheim, Ontario. JULIA ANN m circa 1872 to William
Stirch. She d 30 Jan 1913 at Chatham, Ontario. They had
four children: See Note (A) p. 149.
2-1-2-1-1-7-3 WILLIAM T. ARROL, b circa 1858 in
Blenheim, Kent County, Ontario.
2-1 -2-1-1-7-4 CHARLES FRANKLIN ARROL, b 26 Mar 1862
in Blenheim, Kent County, Ontario, Canada. CHARLES
emigrated from Canada to St. Paul, Minnesota through
Detroit, Michigan in 1879. He m 9 Jun 1887 to Agnes
Broadbent in St Paul, Minnesota. Agnes was b 16 Jan
1866 in Westfield, New York. She was the daughter of
Harriet Wilbur and Benjamin Broadbent. CHARLES
became a naturalized U.S. citizen on 27 Dec 1897 in St.
Paul. An article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press noted that
CHARLES FRANKLIN ARROL was well known in St.
Paul, especially in business circles, where he played a
prominent part for a period of twenty years. He
contributed largely toward building up the city and erected
a number of large buildings. CHARLES was active in the
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Republican Party and was given credit for its success in St.
Paul. He was a candidate for the office of Clerk of the
District Court. Charles d 2 Sept 1932 in St.Paul,
Minnesota and was buried in Forest Cemetery, Crypt #53,
Wall #3, St. Paul. Agnes d 20 Jan 1951 in San Diego and
is buried in Glen Abbey Cemetery, Chula Vista,
California. CHARLES and Agnes had:
2-1-2-1-1-7-4-1 RUBY ETTA ARROL, b 6 Apr 1888 in St.
Paul, Minnesota. She m on 4 Mar 1924 to William
Edwin Bryant Sr., a dentist, in St. Paul, Minnesota.
RUBY d 29 Oct 1951 in Los Angeles and was buried
in Glen Abbey Cemetery, Chula Vista, California.
They had: 1) Rosemary, b 28 Jan 1925. Rosemary m
12 Jul 1946 to Wayne Portland Warlick at the Fifth
Avenue Methodist Church in San Diego, California
Wayne was a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and
was a naval officer for eleven years. The couple lived
in Houston, Texas for 25 years where Wayne was
employed by Gulf Oil and Chevron. They had five
children; 2) William Edwin Jr., b 28 Jun 1926 at San
Diego, California. He m Nita Cunningham. They had
9 children; and 3) John Ernest, b 4 Dec 1928 at San
Diego, California. He m Patricia Waugh. John and
Patricia had seven children including George Arrol
Bryant, b 26 Oct 1955 at Southampton, Long Island,
New York. George married and had a son b 26 Jun
1992 named Arrol Graham Bryant.
2-1-2-1-1-8 ANN ARROL, b circa 1815. ANN m 4 Aug
1853 to James Brown at Houston, Renfrewshire. James was
a wholesale grocer. Ann d 12 May 1884 at Viewfield House,
Bellhouston of apoplexy.
2-1-2-1-1-9 JOHN ARROL, christened 29 Dec 1816 at
Houston.
2-1-2-1-1-10 MARGARET ARROL, christened 2 Dec
1818 at Houston.
2-1-2-1-1-11 MARGARET ARROL, christened 9 Sept
1822 at Houston.
2-1-2-1-2 THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1783. It is highly probable
that THOMAS may have been the son of CHARLES and
Elizabeth. It is known that his father's name was Charles and
that his father was from the Highlands. (See Section XV,
THOMAS ARROL and JANET ALLEN Family, Page 251.)
THOMAS m 22 Jan 1803 to Janet Allen (Allan).
2-1-2-1-3 MARGARET ARROL, b 25 Apr 1784 in Muir of
Waterstoun, Kilbarchan.
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2-1-2-1-4 CHARLES ARROL (.ARLE), b 11 Nov 1787 and
christened 16 Nov 1787 at Paisley, Abbey.
2-1-2-1-5 ELIZABETH ARRAL.b 22 Jan 1791 and bapt 26 Jun 1791
at Paisley, Abbey. She may have m 10 Jul 1833 to Andrew Paton
at Paisley, Abbey.
2-1-2-1-6 JEAN ARROL, b 4 Sept 1793 and bapt 8 Sept 1793 at
Paisley Abbey. JEAN may have m 31 Oct 1818 to John
McClellan at Dumbarton.
2-1-2-1-7 JAMES ARRAL, b 2 Feb 1796 and bapt 7 Feb 1796 at
Paisley Abbey.
2-1-2-1-8 ROBERT ARRAL, b 27 May 1798 and bapt 3 Jun 1798
at Paisley Abbey.
2-1-2-2 MARY ARROL, christened 13 Jun 1760 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-2-3 ISABEL(L) ARROLL, christened 3 Jul 1762 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-2-4 JOHN ARROL, christened 6 Mar 1764 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-2-5 JEAN ARROL, christened 30 Jun 1765 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-2-6 JANET ARROL, christened 7 Sep 1770 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-2-7 DUNCAN ARROL, christened 20 Mar 1772 at Aberfoyle.
2-1-3 JOHN ARROL(L), bapt 12 Mar 1738 at Leven, Dumbartonshire.
2-1-4 ARCHIBALD ARROL, christened 12 Feb 1741 and bapt 18 Apr 1741
at Craigoughty, Aberfoyle.
2-1-5 WALTER ARROL, b 18 Jun 1743 at Easter Lead and m circa
1768 to Mary Robertson who d 27 Jan 1779. They had 3 daughters:
2-1-5-1 CHRISTIAN ARROL, b 4 Mar 1773 at Drymen, Stirlingshire.
She may have m John Arthur on 8 Dec 1792 at Kilmarnock.
2-1-5-2 JEAN ARROL, christened 5 Oct 1777 at Drymen.
2-1-5-3 Unknown female.
2-1-6 JEAN ARROL, b 27 Sept 1745 and m 30 May 1767 to Don Walker at
Milnetown of Drummond, Drymen, Stirlingshire. They had Archibald
and Donald.
2-1-7 CHARLES ARROL, b 3 Oct 1746 and d 17 Feb 1758.
2-2 — - AROLL, b 7 Jul 1697.
2-3 MARY ARROL, bapt 27 Jul 1701 at Gartavestan, Port of Menteith and m circa
1726 to George MacFarlane. They had 3 sons and 3 daughters.
2-4 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1705 at Drymen and m circa 1740 to Jean Mains of
Finnich, Dr\'men They had:
2-4-1 JANNET ARROLL, b 1 1 May 1742 at Finnich, Drymen.
2-4-2 MARY ARROLL, b Sept 1744 and may have m James Ritchie,
previously of Rosneath. When he m on 15 Aug 1766 he was residing
in Row. They had: James Arroll Ritchie b 11 Apr 1772.
2-4-3 ELIZABETH ARROLL, b 9 Mar 1748 at Finnich, Drymen.
2-4-4 MARGARET ARROLL, b 16 Aug 1751 at Finnich, Drymen.
3 WILLIAM ARROLL. b circa 1649 and m 22 Jan 1662 to Elizabeth Macfarlan.
They had:
3-1 HELLEN ARROL (ARAL), b 17 Apr 1670 and bapt 23 Apr 1670 at
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Stirlingshire.
3-2 JOHN ARROL (ARRALL), b 22 Sept 1672 at Stirlingshire.
4 CHRISTEN ARROL (ARRELL), b 8 Jul 1649 at Cashill, Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
5 HELEN (HELLEN) ARROL (ARRELL), bapt 14 Mar 1652 at Cashill, Buchanan,
Stirlingshire.
6 THOMAS ARROL (ARRELL), bapt 2 1 Jan 1 655 at Cashill, Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
NOTE (A) Family of Julia Ann Arrol and William Stirch. (See Page 146)
I JULIA ANN ARROL, b 9 Mar 1852 at Blenheim, Ontario, Canada and d 30
Jan 1913 at Chatham, Ontario. She is buried in Maple Leaf Cemetery.
JULIA ANN m circa 1872 to William Stirch. They had:
1 Ellen A. Nellie Stirch, b circa 1873 at Blenheim, Ontario and d circa 1936.
She m 20 Apr 1899 to Stephen Russell at Chatham, Ontario. They had:
1-1 Harry L. Russell, b circa 1904 and d circa 1967. He m Gladys L. — .
2 Susannah Maud Stirch, b 16 Apr 1877 at Blenheim, Ontario and d 31 Mar
1904 at Chatham, Ontario. She m George H. Taylor.
3 Lola M. Stirch, b circa 1878 at Blenheim, Ontario and m Bert Guy. They
had Ruby Etta and Mary Guy.
4 Walter H. Stirch, b circa 1881 at Blenheim, Ontario. He m 1st circa 1902
to Eliza Holman. She d 1927. Walter married a second time. He d in
1943. Walter and Eliza had:
4-1 Hilda Stirch, b 21 Apr 1903. She m 31 Dec 1935 to MacDonald
Schram at Detroit, Michigan. In 1992 she resided in Orlando,
Florida. They had:
4-1-1 Richard Schram, b 24 Sept 1940 at Windsor, Ontario. Richard
m 5 Dec 1970 to Nancy Joan Hardy at Orlando, Florida. The
couple had three children and in 1992 resided in Orlando, Florida.
4-1-2 Walter Schram, b 21 Apr 1937. Walter was married and had
two children.
4-1-3 Carolynne Lola Schram, b 18 Nov 1944. She m Edward Salser
and in 1992 Carolyn resided in Carriere, Mississippi.
4-2 Walter Emerson Stirch, b circa 1911. Walter was in the U.S. Navy.
He m Catharina (Kay) Turtiak. Kay was bom in 1922 in the
Ukraine. She emigrated to Canada in 1925 and later served two
years in the Woman's Auxiliary, Canadian Army during WW II. In
1992 they resided in Waterford, Michigan. The couple had four
children.
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m MUNGO ARROLL
III MUNGO ARROLL (See Section II, Paragraph 1, Page 139), b circa 1650 in Croy,
Killeam, Stirlingshire and d prior to 26 Jan 1758. The name MUNGO comes from
St. Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow, Scotland. He m circa 1690 to Margaret
Buchanan. They had:
1 WALTER ARREL, b 15 Mar 1691, possible son of Mungo and Margaret, b
Kilmardinie, New Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire. (500/1)
2 JOHN ARROLL, bapt 22 May 1709 at Killeam, Stirlingshire. (See Section IV
below.)
3 JANET (JANNET) ARROLL, bapt 10 Aug 1718 at Killeam. Stirlingshire.
rV JOHN ARROLL
IV JOHN ARROL, bapt 22 May 1709 at Killeam, Stirlingshire. JOHN ARROLL was
a schoolmaster at Rhu, formerly Row, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He d 2 Feb 1760,
aged 52 (See Section III, Paragraph 2 above). He was murdered by a man named
Cunningham who resided at Dumbarton. The murderer afterwards confessed that he
had paid JOHN ARROLL the sum of thirty pounds, a debt which he owed, and,
having got a receipt for the money, stabbed his victim to the heart with a knife.
After hiding the body for some time in a disused chimney, he took it one dark night
to the Leven and sunk it in the stream. Cunningham was suspected from the first to
have murdered the poor schoolmaster, and, after the body was recovered from the
Leven, he was asked to undergo the trial by touch, from the universal belief that if
the murderer touched the body of his victim, the wound would bleed afresh.
Cunningham, however, declined the ordeal, but his conscience gave him no rest until
he had confessed his guilt. JOHN ARROLL's (spelled JOHN AROLL) grave is # 1 28
in the southeast comer of the parish church yard at Dumbarton, with the inscription,
"Here Lyes the body of John Aroll, schoolmaster, at Ye Row, who Died February
the 2nd, 1760, aged 52 years," followed by a Latin inscription. There is a memorial
in the Dumbarton churchyard. He is believed to have m 5 May 1757 to Janet
McAulay at Row. Janet was the daughter of John McAulay (dec) of Caimdow,
Argyllshire and Margaret Davie. They had:
1 JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1741 and d 4 Mar 1823, aged 79, and buried in Row
churchyard. JAMES ARROLL was a parochial schoolmaster in Row and
succeeded his father in 1760 (See Section V, Page 157.)
2 JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1739 and d 5 Jun 1817 at age 78. He is buried in Row
churchyard. In 1777 he was in Kirkhouses of Row and in 1779 he was in Miln
of Aldounah. In 1786 he was in West Toun of Ardincaple. JOHN was a
shoemaker. He m 6 Jan 1777 at Row to Janet Cochrane who was circa 1750/51.
She d 21 Jun 1824 at age 73. She is buried in the Row churchyard. They had the
following children:
2-1 JOHN ARROLL, b 24 Sept 1777 and bapt 26 Sept 1777 at Row.
2-2 JANET ARROLL, b 30 May 1779, bapt 1 Jun 1779 at Row, and d 26 Jul
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1870 at Glebeside House, Row. She never married. She died at age 72 of old
age and debility.
2-3 ISABEL (ISABELLA) ARROLL, b 10 May 1781, bapt 1 1 May 1781 at Row,
and d 14 May 1864 at Glebeside House, Row. ISABELLA m circa 1806 to
George McAnslau. She was a widow when she died of old age and debility.
2-4 MARY ARROLL, b 2 Aug 1783 and bapt 4 Aug 1783 at Row.
2-5 MARGARET ARROLL, b 12 Mar 1793 and bapt 14 Mar 1793 at Row.
2-6 PETER ARROLL, b 15 Nov 1786 and bapt 17 Nov 1786 at Row. PETER
was a general labourer. It is likely that this is the PETER that m circa 1816
to Mar>' Campbell. They had:
2-6-1 JANET ARROL, b 21 Aug 1817 and bapt 21 Sept 1817 at Shorehouse,
Parish of Row. Janet may have m 1 1 Oct 1845 to James Glacken at
Roseneath.
2-6-2 JOHN ARROLL, b 19 Jul 1819 at Shorehouse, Parish of Row. JOHN
was a blacksmith. He m 20 Jun 1856 to Janet King at Upper Fenwick.
Janet was b circa 1832, the daughter of William King, a road
surfaceman, and Margaret Loudon. JOHN d 9 Aug 1880 at Bonny ston
Road, Kilmarnock of disease of the heart, duration 1 year. Janet d 10
Apr 1907 at age 75 of senile decay at Kilmum. Janet lived at 18 John
Dickie Street, Kilmarnock. They had:
2-6-2-1 PETER ARROLcL), b circa 1851. PETER was a blacksmith.
He m 1st on 31 Dec 1874 to Johnann Rowan at 8 Park Street,
Kilmarnock Johnann, a dressmaker, b circa 1851, was the
daughter of William Rowan, a carpet weaver, and Mary Purdie
(dec). PETER was living on Bonnyton Road and Johnann at 8
Park Street, Kilmarnock when they married. Johnann d 1 Jan 1890
at 21 Bonnyton Square, Kilmarnock of phthisis. PETER m 2nd on
8 Mar 1895 to Mary Marshall Lindsay at The Cooperative Hotel,
Kilmarnock. Mary, a steam loom weaver, was b circa 1861, the
daughter of John Lindsay, a handloom weaver (dec), and Mary
Marshall. Mary was living at 84 Hill Street, Kilmarnock, and
PETER was living at 16 Bonny ston Square, Kilmarnock, when
they married. In 1907 PETER was living at 21 Bonny ston Square,
Kilmarnock. PETER d 18 Oct 1922 at Kilmarnock. Mary d 1
Nov 1926 at 104 Bonnyston Road, Kilmarnock of chronic
bronchitis and mitral disease. PETER and Johnann had:
2-6-2-1-1 MARY PURDIE ARROLL, b circa 1876 at Kilmarnock.
2-6-2-1-2 JANET KING ARROLL, b 5 May 1878 at 28 St.
Andrews, Kilmarnock JANET was a friUer in lace work She
m 1 Aug 1902 to John Young, a carriage builder. They were
married at Edith Street, Darvel. John was the son of James
Young, an engine fitter, and Janice Ferguson They lived on
Union Street, Kilmarnock JANET d 22 Jun 1918, age 40, at
the infirmar)' at Kilmarnock. JANET was residing at 102
Bonnyton Road, Kilmarnock when she died of gastrointestinal
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catarrah, peritonitis, and cardiac failure.
2-6-2-1-3 ELSPETH ROWAN ARROLL, b 28 Sep 1879 at
Kilmarnock. ELSPETH was a still room maid. ELSPETH m
9 Jun 1905 to John James Hill at 21 Bonnyton Square,
Kilmarnock. John, a blacksmith, was b circa 1876, the son of
John Hill, a blacksmith, and Jane Hill. He lived in Congtown,
Cumberland.
2-6-2-1-4 WILLIAM KING ARROLL, b 8 Jul 1 884 at 22 McLellan
Street, Glasgow and d 3 May 1885 at 146 Crookston Street,
Glasgow of laryngismus and bronchitis.
2-6-2-1 Continued: PETER and Mary Marshall had:
2-6-2-1-5 MARGARET MARSHALL ARROLL, b 20 Apr 1896 at
16 Bonny ston Street, Kilmarnock. MARGARET was known
as MAGGIE. She m 31 Dec 1924 to William Johnsone
Winning at Kilmarnock. William was an engine fitter when
he married, but later he was a hydraulic valve tester. He was
b circa 1898, the son of Thomas Winning, a patternmaker, and
Agnes Johnstone. MARGARET was living at 104 Barry ton
Road, Kilmarnock and William was living at 18 Craigie Road,
Kilmarnock when they married. MARGARET d 7 Jan 1972
at Ayrshire Central Hospital, Kilwinning. She d of
pneumonia, diabetes and mycardial insufficiency.
MARGARET resided at 18 Craigie Road when she died.
They had: Thomas Winning. He resided at 14 Craigie Road,
Kilmarnock in 1972.
2-6-2-2 WILLIAM KING ARROLL, b circa 1853, WILLIAM was an
ironmonger in 1876 and a blacksmith in 1879. He m 5 Jun 1876
to Elizabeth Ann Bailie at 10 Kirk Street, Gorbals, Glasgow.
ELIZA d 16 Mar 1914 at 10 King's Park, Glasgow of malignant
ulceration of the tonsils and pharynx and exhaustion. WILLIAM
d 29 Dec 1925 at 71 Kings Road, Glasgow. He was 72 years old
when he died of cardiac degeneration syncope. They had:
2-6-2-2-1 JOHN ARROLL, b 7 May 1877 at 56 Gloucester Street,
Glasgow. JOHN was a gasfitter. He m 31 Jul 1913 to
Christina Lawrie Shanks at 50 Sardinia Terrace, Glasgow.
Christina was b circa 1877, the daughter of Robert Shanks, a
joiner, and Margaret Young (dec). JOHN was living at 10
Kings Park, Mount Florida, Glasgow and Christina was living
at 425 Sauchihall Street, Glasgow. In 1925 they lived at 73
Castle Road, Glasgow. JOHN d 27 Dec 1943 at 73 Old Castle
Road, Glasgow of chronic nephritis and uraemia. Christina d
17 Feb 1959 at Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow of bronchial
carcinoma with metastases of liver and spleen. Christina's
usual residence at death was 73 Old Castle Road, Glasgow.
2-6-2-2-2 JANE ARROLL, b 8 May 1879 at 134 Blackburn Street,
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Glasgow. JANE was an ironmonger. She never married. She
d 27 Oct 1942 at 71 King's Park Road, Glasgow of acute
gastritis and cardiac failure.
2-6-2-2-3 ANNIE ARROLL, b 15 Apr 1881 at 142 Plantation
Street, Govan and d 20 Apr 1883 at 23 Sussex Street, Kinning
Park, Glasgow of whooping cough and acute bronchitis.
2-6-2-2-4 JESSIE KING ARROLL, b 7 Nov 1882 at 23 Sussex
Street, Kinning Park, Glasgow. JESSIE was a clerkess. She
d 10 Apr 1951 at 42 Garry Street, Glasgow of acute
myocarditis and angina pectoris.
2-6-2-2-5 ROBERTA BAILEE ARROLL, b 3 Mar 1886 at 146
Crookston Road, Kinning Park, Glasgow. She was the
informant on her sister Jane's death in 1942.
2-6-2-2-6 ANNIE ELIZABETH BAILEE ARROLL, b 26 Apr 1888
at 144 Crookston Street, Glasgow. ANNIE was an
ironmonger's saleswoman. She m 9 Apr 1925 to Alexander
Logan at 91 King's Park Road, Glasgow. Alexander, a railway
clerk, was b circa 1892, the son of William Logan, a shipping
clerk (dec), and Margaret Peacock. They were m by James
Rose, a minister of the Rose Street United Free Church of
Scotland, in Glasgow. ANNIE was living at 91 Kings Road,
Glasgow and ALEXANDER at 194 Calder Avenue when they
were married. ANNIE d 29 Dec 1958 at Victoria Infirmary,
Glasgow of cerebral hemmorrhage. Her usual residence was
142 Ardmay Crescent, Glasgow.
2-6-2-2-7 WILLI AMINA ARROL, b 31 May 1890 at 372 Paisley
Road, Glasgow. WILLIAMINA d 28 Oct 1891.
2-6-2-2-8 WILLIAMINA ARROL, b 27 Jul 1892 at 29 Nicholson,
Glasgow and d 14 Jun 1893 at 10 Kirk Street, Glasgow of
measles and laryngitis.
2-6-2-2-9 WILLIAM KING ARROLL, b 1 Nov 1893 at 10 Kirk
Street, Glasgow. WILLIAM served as a private in the British
Army during WW I. His regimental number was 1711. He
was in the lst/7th Battalion, The Cameronians (SCO R.F.).
He was killed in action on 28 Jun 1915 at Gallipoli, Turkey.
He was buried at Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery, Special
Memorial Group A 88, Helles, Gallipoli.
2-6-2-2-10 WALTER ARROLL, b 27 Apr 1895 at 10 Oxford
Street, Glasgow and d 23 May 1897 at 174 Crown Street,
Glasgow of scarlet fever and laryngitis.
2-6-2-3 JOHN ARROLL, b 20 Jun 1856 at Fenwick, Ayr. JOHN was
an engine fitter and an iron turner and later a draper. He m 23
Dec 1881 to Isabella Montgomcrie at Townend, Kilmarnock.
Isabella, a milliner, was b circa 1862, the daughter of Archibald
Montgomerie, a shoemaker, and Elizabeth Steele. Isabella d 7 May
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1919 at a nursing home at 121 Hill Street, Glasgow. Her usual
address was Main Street, Kilmaurs. She d of a malignant disease
of the intestine and peritonitis. JOHN d 31 May 1924 at 1 Main
Street, Kilmaurs of angina pectoris and heart failure. They had:
2-6-2-3-1 ELIZABETH STEELE ARROLL, b 13 Jan 1883 at
Kilmaurs and d 27 Sept 1938 at Kilmaurs.
2-6-2-4 MARGARET ARROLL, b 4 Sept 1858 at Fenwick, Ayr.
MARGARET was a farm servant. She m 1 1 Jun 1877 to Robert
Craig at Barry ton Road, Kilmarnock, according to the forms of the
Church of Scotland.
2-6-2-5 MARY CAMPBELL ARROLL, b 28 Sept 1860 at High
Fenwick, Ayr. MARY m circa 1885 to James Craig Whyte, an
engineer's machinest. MARY d 6 Mar 1929 at 50 Gibson Street,
Kilmarnock of chronic bronchitis and cardiac failure.
2-6-2-6 JANET BORLAND ARROLL, b 28 Aug 1864 at Fenwick, Ayr
and d 13 Oct 1865 at Fenwick of diptheria.
2-6-3 MARY ARROL, b 29 Jan 1821 at Shandon, Parish of Row,
Dumbartonshire.
2-6-4 PETER ARROL, b 11 Oct 1823 at Shorehouse of Shandow, Row.
PETER m circa 1850 to Margaret Currey. He was a private in the 1st
Royal Lanarkshire Militia. He may have relocated to Hamilton,
Scotland in Apr 1855. They had:
2-6-4-1 ISABELLA ARROL, b Apr 1855 m Hamilton and d 1 Sep 1855
of chronic bronchitis at 2 Lamb Street, Hamilton, Scotland.
2-6-5 JAMES ARROL, b 29 Jan 1827 at Row.
2-6-6 CATHARINE ARROL(L), b 8 Sept 1832 and bapt 24 Oct 1832 at the
Parish of Row. CATHERINE (spelled CATHERINE on her death
certificate) m 14 May 1855 to John Martin, a grocer at Glebeside
House, Row. John was b circa 1828. He lived in Dumbarton. She d
28 Jun 1880 at 13 Quay, Dumbarton of debility. They had: Thomas
Martin.
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V JAMES ARROLL (See Section IV, Paragraph 1, Page 151), b circa 1741 and d 4 Mar
1823 aged 79. He is buried in the south part of the Row churchyard in grave number
138. It is marked with a table stone (flat stone). JAMES succeeded his father as
parochial schoolmaster in 1760. There is an inscription in the churchyard at Row
indicating that JOHN ARROLL, his father, schoolmaster at Row, d on 2 Feb 1760 at
age 52. JAMES m 2 Feb 1778 to Janet McKinley at Row, Dumbartonshire. They
had the following children:
1 JANET ARROLL, b 24 Jan 1779, bapt 25 Jan 1779 at Row, and m circa 1800 to
Peter Cochran. She d 29 Sept 1867 of "old age & debility" at 1 18 East Princes
Street, Helensburgh, Parish of Row.
2 JOHN ARROLL, b 29 Apr 1781 and bapt 31 May 1781 at Helensburgh. He m on
23 Jan 1816 to Jean Cochrane at Row. JOHN was living in Kirkhouses of Row in
1816, in Helensburgh in 1818 and was a fisherman in Helensburgh in 1847. JOHN
was a muslin weaver and a gardener. He d by 1878. JEAN d by 1878 of "old age
and debility." They had:
2-1 JAMES ARROLL, b 3 1 May 1816 and bapt 7 Jun 1816 at Helensburgh, Parish
of Row. JAMES was a gardener. He d 13 Jun 1878 at Row, age 62. He
resided at 7 John Street, Helensburgh. He d of cardiac and renal disease.
JAMES m 4 Jun 1846 to Jessie (Janet) Hood, daughter of William Hood, a
grocer, and Catherine Macnear (dec) at Helensburgh. She was b circa 1820/22
at Edinburgh. In 1862 JAMES was living at Charing Cross, Helensburgh. In
the 1881 census she was living at 23 James Street, Helensburgh. Jessie d 1 1
Mar 1895 of bronchitis at 254 St. James Street, Kinning Park, Glasgow. They
had:
2-1-1 JOHN ARROLL, b 8 Apr 1847 and bapt 10 May 1847 at Helensburgh.
JOHN was a gardener. He never married. He d 30 Oct 1914 at 167
Renfrew Road, Glasgow of tuberculosis. His usual residence was 61
Craigiehall Street, Govan, Glasgow.
2-1-2 WILLIAM HOOD ARROLL, b 17 Aug 1848 and bapt 20 Sept 1848 at
Helensburgh. WILLIAM was a housepainter. He never married. He d 25
Apr 1921 at 61 Craigiehall Street, Govan, Glasgow of chronic nephritis.
(See Section VIII, Paragraph 4, Page 181, GEORGE WILLIAM HOWAT
ARROL m Mary Allan Hood.)
2-1-3 CATHERINE ARROLL, b 2 Apr 1850 and bapt 14 May 1850 at
Helensburgh. She was a dressmaker. CATHERINE m on 1 Jan 1895 to
William Gordon. William, a blacksmith, was b circa 1865, the son of
William Gordon, a tailor, and Helen Donaldson (dec). William later
became an engineer's labourer. There is an inconsistency in the date of
birth of CATHERINE. (Catherine's age is recorded as 28 when she
married. Her birth and death certificate indicate her actual age was 45.)
CATHERINE d 4 Dec 1941 at 657 Edgefauld Road, Glasgow of cardiac
failure. Her usual residence was 61 Craigiehall Street, Glasgow. The
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informant on her death was her nephew, AW. ARROLL.
2-1-4 JAMES ARROLL (AROLL), b 27 Dec 1852 and bapt 18 Jan 1853 at
Helensburgh. JAMES was a jobbing gardener. He m 1st on 6 Jul 1883
to Margaret McCallum at 68 George Street, Paisley. Margaret, a laundress,
was b circa 1851, the daughter of Donald McCallum (dec), a weaver, and
Catherine McLean. She lived at 25 Dixon Avenue, Govanhill and JAMES
lived at 24 Dixon Avenue when they married. MARGARET d 16 Dec
1915 at 100 Sandyfaulds Street, Glasgow of senile degeneration, cardiac
failure and bronchitis. Her usual address was 27 Elizabeth Street, Ibrox,
Glasgow. JAMES m 2nd on 12 Jul 1918, at age 64, to Emily Ann Smith
Bacon at 25 Bank Street, Glasgow. Emily was a cook and was a widow.
She was the daughter of Thomas John Smith and Elizabeth Perry (dec).
Emily lived at 25 Woodside Place, West Glasgow and JAMES lived at 27
Elizabeth Street, Ibrox, Glasgow when they married. JAMES d 1 1 Sept
1925 at 327 Cathcart Road, Glasgow of senility and myocardial infarction.
His usual address was 27 Elizabeth Street, Glasgow. Emily Ann d 24 Feb
1932 of pneumonia at 12 Skipness Drive, Govan, Glasgow. Emily's
daughter, Ada Kathleen Milroy, was the informant on Emily Ann's death.
They had:
2-1-4-1 JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1894. JAMES m 14 Jun 1917 to Agnes
Brown at 66 Cranston Street, Anderston, Glasgow. She was b 13 Dec
1896, the daughter of Andrew Brown, a chauffeur, and Barbara Smith.
JAMES' home address was 27 Elizabeth Street, Glasgow. He was a
chauffeur driver in the Royal Artillery, British Expeditionary' Force,
British Army when he married. JAMES was a motor hirer in 1919
when his son was bom. In 1931 JAMES was a motor company's
service manager and in 1952 he was an automobile engineer -
managing director. When he d in 1954 he was a company director.
He d 1 1 Dec 1954 at 30 Gavinton Street, Glasgow of bronchial
carcinoma. Agnes d 17 Jun 1976 at 85 Bowman Street, Glasgow. She
d of a cerbral hemmorhage. They had:
2-1-4-1-1 JAMES ARROLL, b 28 May 1919 at 35 Tillie Street,
Glasgow. JAMES was a garage proprietor's company director. He
m 14 Oct 1952 to Jane Flemmg Svvanson at Pollok, Glasgow Jane,
a shorthand typist, was b 27 Nov 1917, the daughter of William
Swanson, a tailor, and Jane Fleming Brown. JAMES was living at
30 Gaunton Street, Glasgow and Jane at 48 Arron Drive, Glasgow
when they married. JAMES and Jane later divorced. Jane d 14
Nov 1983 at Southern General Hospital, Glasgow of a cerebral
vascular accident and multiple sclerosis. Her usual address was 49
Mosspark Squire. In 1954 JAMES resided at 85 Bowman Street,
Glasgow. They had:
2-1-4-1-1-1 JANE BROWN ARROLL, b 23 Aug 1955 at College,
Glasgow. She lived at 27 Netherview Road, Netherlee, Glasgow.
2-1-4-1-2 AGNES BROWN ARROLL, b 11 Feb 1931 at 327 Cathcart
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Road, Glasgow. AGNES was a shorthand typist. She m 3 Oct
1952 to William Bruce Verth at Cathcart, Glasgow. William was
a widower. He was an assurance society clerk, b circa 1912, the
son of Richard James Verth, a post office supervisor (dec), and Jane
Foures (dec). AGNES lived at 30 Gavinton Street, Glasgow and
William at 29 Learman's Court, Edinburgh when they married.
Agnes d 20 Sep 1990.
2-1-5 GEORGE ARROLL, b 3 Jan 1854 and bapt 28 Jan 1854 at Helensburgh.
He d 1 Feb 1855 at Rockend, Helensburgh of a nervous fit.
2-1-6 JANE AJIROLL, b, 6 Feb 1856 in Rockend, Helensburgh. She was
known as JEANIE. She lived at 297 Eglinson Street, Glasgow. She d 16
Jan 1944 at Glasgow of senility and myocardial degeneration.
2-1-7 JANET ARROLL, b 28 May 1858 in Rockend, Helensburgh. She
appears as "JESSIE" in the 1881 Helensburgh census. She was a
shopkeeper and baker. JESSIE was the informant on her brother
WILLIAM HOOD ARROLL's death on 25 Apr 1921. She is believed to
have d 16 Jan 1944 at 2154 Craigiehall Street, Glasgow of senility and
myocardial degeneration. She was believed to have been a restaurant cook.
Her nephew, AW. ARROLL, was the informant on her death. He lived
at 8 Lame Street, Glasgow.
2-1-8 GEORGE ARROLL, b 17 Mar 1860 in Rockend, Helensburgh. He
claimed he was m 13 or 18 Aug 1891 to Mary Anderson. No record of his
marriage can be located. It is possible the couple was married by a ' Scots
Marriage'. (Through the latter part of the 18th century in Scotland a
couple could be legally married by going to the Sheriffs office with
witnesses and declaring themselves married.) GEORGE d 28 Nov 1933
at 61 Craigiehall, Govan, Glasgow. The death certificate indicated he was
single and not married. He died of cardiac degeneration. (See Section VI,
Page 171.) GEORGE was a house painter.
2-1-9 ROBERT ARROLL, b 23 Sept 1862 at Charing Cross, Helensburgh. He
is believed to have m circa 1895 to Mary Paisley Nisbet. Mary had
previously been m to - — Paisley and was the daughter of Alexander
Nisbet, a mason, and Jessie Taylor (dec). She m 2nd on 25 Apr 1925 to
George Richard Paisley, a railway carter, at St. Mark's Episcopal Church,
according to the forms of the Episcopal Church. George was the son of
John Paisley, an iron driller (dec), and Sarah McConnachie (dec). Mary
and George were living at 56 Cornwall Street, Govan, Glasgow when they
married. Mary d 8 Dec 1927 at 35 Cornwall Street, Glasgow of
myocarditis. ROBERT was a gardener and was the informant on the death
of his great uncle, ARCHIBALD. ROBERT d 5 Sept 1899 at 10 Farm
Road, Bellahouston, Glasgow of phitisis and pulmonarius. ROBERT and
Mary are believed to have had:
2-1-9-1 MARGARET MARJORIEBANKS ARROL, b 6 Jul 1891 at 13
Adelphi Street, Glasgow. MARGARET was an illegitimate daughter.
2-1-9-2 RITA ARROLL, b circa 1892 and m 27 Dec 1912 at Govan,
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Glasgow to John Aitken at 8 Bellhouston Terrace, Govan. John, b
circa 1889, was an engine fitter, the son of John Aitken, engine fitter,
and Agnes Anderson (dec). A witness to the wedding was JESSIE
HOOD ARROLL. RITA lived at 56 Cornwall Street, Govan and John
lived at 37 Plantation Street, Govan when they married. RITA d 20
May 1922 at 66 Sussex Street, Glasgow of pulmonary tuberculosis.
RITA had an illegitimate daughter:
2-1-9-2-1 EMMA NISBET ARROLL, b 30 Jan 1911 at 56 Cornwall
Street, Govan. EMMA d 11 Mar 1930 at Pollokshields, Glasgow.
2-1-9-3 JESSIE HOOD ARROLL, b 26 Apr 1893 and m 4 Jun 1914 at
Plantation, Glasgow to Henry-Coats Gaw, a telegraph linesman, of
82 West Scotland Street, Glasgow. He was b circa 1893, the son of
Henry Gaw, a police constable, and Margaret Colville. Henry
became a school cleaner. JESSIE d 22 Jan 1983 at Southern
General Hospital, Glasgow of a fracture of the neck and cirrhosis of
the liver. She was living at 837 Crookston Road when she died.
The informant on her death was M. Dyer, her daughter, of 160
Shawbridge Street, Glasgow.
2-2 ISABELLA ARROLL, b 10 Feb 1818 and bapt 20 Mar 1818 at Helensburgh,
Parish of Row.
2-3 ROBERT ARROLL, b 10 Dec 1820, bapt 31 Dec 1820 at Row, and d 6 Jul
1904. He m 31 Dec 1846 to Mary McCallum at Helensburgh. She was b circa
1826/27 at Helensburgh. Mary was the daughter of Parlane McCallum, a
mason, and Mar>' McAuslan. Mary d 9 Oct 1907 at 18 Charlotte Street,
Helensburgh of senile decay. ROBERT was a gardener and nurseyman. In
1867 he lived at 65 West Princes Street, Helensburgh. ROBERT and Mary
celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on New Years Day 1897. The
event was publicized in the local newspaper. The article states that: "Mr.
ROBERT ARROLL. ..is one of the few remaining links with old Helensburgh.
The grounds of many of the houses were laid out by Mr. ARROLL, who had
wonderful skill as a landscape gardener, and was noted in competitions for his
beautiful models. Their family consisted of 4 sons and 6 daughters, there are
17 grandchildren." ROBERT was living at 125 East King Street when he d 6
Jul 1904. They had:
2-3-1 JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1846 at Helensburgh. JOHN was five years old
when he was listed in the 185 1 census and was a joiner when he was listed
in the 1881 census.
2-3-2 ARCHIBALD ARROLL, b circa 1848 at Helensburgh. ARCHIBALD
was a jobbing gardener. He m 9 Dec 1876 to Janet Jamison Stevenson at
Broomloan Road, Govan, according to the forms of the Free Church of
Scotland. Janet, b circa 1846, was a domestic servant, the daughter of
Alexander Stevenson, a master mariner, and Eliza Johnson, previously
Meams. The witnessess to the wedding were Hugh W. ArroU and Jane
Drysdale. Eliza was living at Broomloan House, Govan, when she
married. Thev had:
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2-3-2-1 ROBERT ERNEST ARROLL, b 27 Sept 1877 at Glenfinlas Street,
Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. ROBERT immigrated to New Zealand.
He was a storeman. He m 7 Jul 1906 to Agnes Bryson Cole at the
residence of the bride's parents on Carlyle Street, Napier, New Zealand.
Agnes was a domestic. She was b circa 1876 in Auckland, the
daughter of Nigel Cole, a bricklayer, and Elizabeth Kerr. They had:
2-3-2-1-1 ERNEST BRYSON ARROLL, b 10 Apr 1907 at Napier,
New Zealand.
2-3-2-1-2 MARY AGNES ARROLL, b 13 Feb 1909 at Napier, New
New Zealand.
2-3-2-1-3 JEAN MARGARET ARROLL, b 1 Oct 1914 at Port Ahuriri,
New Zealand.
2-3-2-2 ELIZABETH MEARNS ARROLL, b 4 Dec 1883 at 126 East King
Street, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire.
2-3-3 MARY ARROLL, b circa 1850 and m 5 Dec 1873 in Helensburgh to
Robert Dunbar, a joiner. MARY was a domestic servant who lived at 44
John Street, Helensburgh. Robert, b circa 1849/50, lived at 3 Princes
Street, Govan. He was the son of Robert Dunbar, labourer, and Elizabeth
Boyne. MARY d 30 Jul 1943 at 133 Balarrock Road, Glasgow of
myocardial failure and senility. They had: Leslie Dunbar who lived at 23
Ardmay Crescent, Glasgow.
2-3-4 HUGH WILSON ARROLL, b circa 1853 at Helensburgh HUGH was
a house painter. He lived at N. King Street, Helensburgh. He m 19 Jun
1885 to Christina Hannah Rathbone. Christina was b circa 1849, the
daughter of Christopher Rathbone (dec), a potter, and Catherine Morton of
14 Glendouglas Street, Helensburgh. HUGH WILSON d 29 Nov 1891, at
age 36, at 26 Athole Terrace, Helensburgh of kidney disease. Christina m
2nd on 7 Aug 1895 to James Ferguson Chapman at Lochryan House,
Springbum, Glasgow. James, a housepainter, was the son of John
Chapman, a mason, and Margaret Ferguson. He was living at Shore Ct.
Campbeltown and she was living at Gleninlas Street, Helensburgh when
they married. Christina was b circa 1857, the daughter of Christopher
Rathbone, a pattern maker, and Catherine McFarlane. Christina d 5 May
1940 of myocarditis at Stranraer
2-3-5 ROBERT ARROLL, b 1 Apr 1857 at Harmony, Row. ROBERT was a
house painter. He m 30 Sept 1883 to Sarah Thomson Morris, a milliner.
He was living in Govan, Glasgow when he m in Helensburgh. Sarah was
b circa 1859, the daughter of Henry Morris (dec), a master baker, and
Christina Currie He was living at 1 18 West Princes Street, Helensburgh
in 1899 and at 88 Clyde Street, Helensburgh in 1933. ROBERT d 30 Mar
1933 at Victoria Infirmary, Helensburgh. The cause of his death was a fall
down stairs with resulting injuries to his arm and head shock. Sarah d 19
May 1939 at Rhu. They had:
2-3-5-1 ROBERT ARROLL, b 25 Jul 1884 in Helensburgh and d 19 Nov
1947 in Helensburgh of cerebral hemorrhage. ROBERT had
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arteriosclerosis the last six years of his life. In 1933 he lived at 88
West Clyde Street and in 1947 at 7 William Street. He was a house
painter. ROBERT never married.
2-3-5-2 CHRISTINA CURRIE ARROLL, b 1 1 Feb 1888 at Millersle
Terrace, 10 William Street, Helensburgh and d 16 Sept 1956 at 7
William Street, Glasgow of cerebral hemorrhage. The informant on
her death was her cousin, J.S. ARROLL of 20 Linn Walk,
Garelochhead. (See JOHN SCOTT ARROLL, Section VII JAMES
ARROLL, Paragraph 2, Page 175.) CHRISTINA was the Captain
of the 3rd Helensburgh Guide Company. She never married.
2-3-6 JAMES ARROLL, b 20 Mar 1862 in Helensburgh and m 30 Oct 1894
to Marion Ure. (.See Section VII, Page 175.) JAMES d 20 Mar 1936 at
Dumbarton.
2-3-7 JANE (JEANNIE) ARROLL, b 23 Jun 1867 at 65 West Princes Street,
Helensburgh, Parish of Row and m 30 Nov 1894 to James Badger, a
mason, of 45 Sinclair St., Helensburgh James was the son of John
Badger, a merchant, and Elizabeth Badger Young (dec). JEANNIE was
living at 174 East King Street, Helensburgh at the time of her marriage.
She was a dance teacher of Scottish country dancing. She d 2 Aug 1953
at 1 Drumfork Road, Colgrain, Helensburgh of arteriosclerosis and an
operation for umbilical hernia and myocardial incompetence. They had:
James Archibald Badger and a daughter, Moira Badger, a school teacher,
who m — Bethune.
2-3-8 AGNES ARROLL, b 27 Jul 1859 in Helensburgh and m 15 Jul 1897 to
Allan MacDuff at Queen's Hall, Helensburgh. She lived at N. King Street,
Helensburgh, and Allan, an electro plater, lived at 81 Street, Glasgow.
Allan's father was a cotton spinner. (AGNES's age is recorded as 33 at her
marriage. Her birth and death certificate indicate her actual age was 37.)
AGNES d 26 Jul 1941 at 26 Eastercraigs, Glasgow of endocarditis.
2-3-9 -— ARROLL, a female.
2-3-10 — - ARROLL, a female.
2-3-11 — - ARROLL, a female.
2-4 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 24 Feb 1823 and bapt 16 Mar 1823 at Helensburgh.
WILLIAM was a gardener He immigrated to New Zealand and m 1st on 11
Apr 1873 to Ann Jane McCahon at Dunedin, New Zealand. Ann was a
housemaid. She was b circa 1843 in County Londonderr>', Northern Ireland,
the daughter of Henry McCahon, a storekeeper. Ann d 29 Sept 1881 at
Maitland Street, Dunedin of phythisis and exhaustion. She was buried at
Northern Cemetary, Dunedin, New Zealand WILLIAM m 2nd on 5 Dec 1884
to Ellen Tofts at Dunedin, New Zealand. Ellen was b circa 1848 in Scotland,
the daughter of Henry Tofts, a shoemaker, and Christina Low. WILLIAM
returned to Scotland and d 17 Oct 1903, a pauper, at Combination Poorhouse,
Dumbarton, Scotland of hemiplegia
2-5 JOHN ARROL(L), b 15 Jul 1824 and bapt 10 Oct 1827 at Helensburgh.
2-6 WILLIAM ARROL(L), b 22 Sept 1827 and bapt 10 Oct 1827 at Helensburgh.
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2-7 JOHN ARROLL, b 21 Feb 1829, bapt 26 Apr 1829 at Helensburgh, Parish of
Row and m on 23 Feb 1855 to Jane Howat. (See Section VIII, Page 179.)
2-8 JANET McKINLAY ARROLL. b 6 Jul 1831 and bapt 28 Jul 1831 at
Helensburgh. JANET d 13 Feb 1913 of cardiac failure at 12 Charlotte Street,
Helensburgh. She never married.
DANIEL ARROLL, b 20 Aug 1783 and bapt 22 Aug 1783 at Helensburgh.
DANIEL was a labourer. He m 20 Dec 1822 to Margaret Jardin (or Jardine) in
Helensburgh. Margaret was the daughter of John Jardin (or Jardine), a fanner in
Mallig. They had:
3-1 ANN ARROL, b 27 Dec 1822 and bapt 17 Mar 1823 at Helensburgh.
3-2 JANET ARROL, b 19 Jan 1825 and bapt 3 Jun 1827 at Helensburgh.
3-3 JAMES ARROL(L). b 1 Apr 1827 and bapt 3 Jun 1827 at Helensburgh.
JAMES immigrated to Australia circa 1864 and d 24 Sept 1867 at the
Benevolent Asylum, Ballarant, Victoria, Australia of disease of the heart.
3-4 MARGARET ARROL, b 14 Nov 1829 and bapt 1 Feb 1830 at Helensburgh.
She was known as MARJORY. She never married. MARJORY was a
housekeeper. She d 3 Sept 1912 at Greenock Poorhouse, Smithston, Gourock
of cardiac disease. Her usual residence was 6 Chapel Street, Greenock.
3-5 ELIZABETH JARDINE ARROLL, b 26 Oct 1833 at Helensburgh.
3-6 JOHN ARROLL, b 14 Aug 1835 and bapt Mar 1836 at Helensburgh. JOHN
was a carpenter. JOHN immigrated to New Zealand and m 18 Dec 1875 to
Catherine McDonald at North Molyneux. Catherine was the daughter of Hugh
McDonald. She was b circa 1841 in Perthshire, Scotland and came to New
Zealand when she was 29 years old. JOHN d 3 1 Aug 1890 at Kaitangata, New
Zealand of pneumonia. Catherine d 4 Apr 1895 at Kaitangata of cardiac arrest.
JOHN and Catherine had:
3-6-1 JAMES ARROL, b 14 Feb 1875 at Kaitangata, New Zealand. JAMES
as a Stewart, a barman, and a fancy leather worker. He m 1st to Alice
Maud Raine Dodd on 4 May 1889. Alice was b circa 1877 in
Christchurch, New Zealand, the daughter of John Henry Dodd, an engine
driver, and Julie Raine. Alice d 23 Jul 1917 at Franklin Junction of
alcoholic poisoning. JAMES McDONALD m 2nd on 29 Dec 1920 to
Florence Edith Carpenter at St. Mary's Church, Addington, New Zealand.
Florence was b circa 1881 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, the daughter
of James John Carpenter, a caretaker, and Frances Stocks. JAMES and
Alice had:
3-6-1-1 RODERICK JAMES McDONALD ARROLL, b 18 Jun 1901 at
Wellington, New Zealand and d 20 Sept 1902 at Melrose Street,
Christchurch of pneumonia and bronchitis. He was buried at Linwood,
Christchurch.
3-6-1-2 ROY HERBERT ARROLL, b 1 1 Nov 1902 at Christchurch, New
Zealand. ROY's name was later changed to ROY HERBERT FRASER
ARROLL.
3-6-1-3 IDA CATHERINE ARROLL, b 10 Aug 1903 at Christchurch, New
Zealand.
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3-6-2 MARY ARROLL. b 20 Mar 1877 at Kaitangata, New Zealand.
3-6-3 JOHN ARROLL, b 24 Sept 1880 at Kaitangata, New Zealand. JOHN
enlisted in the New Zealand Expeditionary' Force on 14 Oct 1915. JOHN
listed his birth date as 24 Sept 1876. He was a labourer prior to his
military service. He was in C Company, 3rd Battalion, NZRB,
Regimental Number 25/920 upon his enlistment. JOHN was a small man,
5'2 1/2 inches, 123 lbs. He served at stations at Trentham, Maymoan, and
Rangcohr. In Mar 1916 he was in Suez, Egypt. On 7 Apr 1916 he left
Alexandria, Egypt for France. On 18 May 1916 JOFTN was charged with
being absent without leave on the 15th and 16th of May while in the
field'. He received 21 days punishment. He was charged with several
other minor infractions during the next several months while in France.
On 20 Aug 1916 he received an additional 7 days punishment, including
forfeiture of 7 days pay. JOHN was wounded in action on 15 Sept 1916
and sent to London, England to recuperate. He returned to the front lines
in France and was killed in action on 10 Nov 1916 in France. On 16 Feb
1921 a plaque and scroll was forwarded to JAMES ARROLL at 38 Ward
Street, Addington, Christchurch, New Zealand. JOHN's military medals
and final pay were returned from JAMES ARROLL of 365 Guam Street,
Linwood, Christchurch to forward these items to ROY HERBERT
ERASER ARROL, a nephew, of Auckland, New Zealand.
4 ROBERT ARROLL, b 10 Aug 1785 and bapt 12 Aug 1785. (See Section IX, Page
185.) ROBERT m 15 Apr 1810 to Jean Caddell.
5 JAMES ARROLL, b 8 Feb 1788 and bapt 9 Feb 1788 in the Parish of Row,
Dumbartonshire. JAMES was a weaver and he was deceased by 1841 when his
wife was traced in the census returns to Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch, as Grace
Horn. He m circa 1820 to Grace Balfour, daughter of Robert Balfour and Barbara
Nicholson. Grace Balfour Arroll was b circa 1789/90 and d 10 Jan 1865, at age 75,
at Hutchensontown, Glasgow. (See Section X, Page 197.)
6 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 18 Dec 1790 and bapt 19 Dec 1790 at Helensburgh in the
Parish of Row.
7 MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1792. She m circa 1817 to James Young, a
gardener. She d 25 May 1875 at Henry shott. West Bridgeend, Dumbarton.
8 ANNE ARROLL, b 2 Oct 1793 and bapt 10 Oct 1793 at Helensburgh
9 PETER ARROL(L), b 4 Apr 1796 and bapt 11 Apr 1796 at Helensburgh.
PETER was a warper and lived at 1 Cadzow Street, Glasgow and d 22 Apr 1862
at Anderston, Glasgow. He m on 10 Jul 1825 to Isabella McFarlane. Isabella was
b circa 1797/98 and d 10 Mar 1858 at Calton, Glasgow. Isabella was the daughter
of William MacFarlane, labourer, and Isabella Luke, who d of bronchitis and is
buried in Row Churchyard. They had:
9-1 JAMES ARROLL. b circa 1823 at 6 St. Ann's Place, Duke Street,
Glasgow and d 5 Apr 1860 at High Church, Glasgow, age 36. JAMES was a
warper and was unmarried. He is buried at Row burial ground.
9-2 PETER ARROL(L), b circa 1 839 in Helensburgh and d 1 Dec 1 880 at Barrhead.
He m 2 Dec 1859 to Georgina Miller who was b 1838/40 at Irvine,
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Kilmarnock. She d 8 Oct 1877, at age 39, at Riccartsbar Asylum, Paisley, a
pauper, of phthisis. Georgina was the daughter of Anthony Miller, a warehouse
packer, and Francis Irving (dec). Georgina lived at 322 St. Vincent Street at
the time of her marriage. PETER was an accountant's clerk and bookkeeper.
He lived at 22 King Street, Calton, Glasgow. PETER was the informant on the
death of his father, PETER, and brother, JAMES. They had:
9-2-1 FRANCIS IRVING ARROLL, b 24 Jan 1861 at 26 George Street,
Glasgow. He d 24 Oct 1865 at 1915 Holm Street, Glasgow of "scarlatina".
9-2-2 ISABELLA (ISOBEL) McFARLANE ARROL(L), b 4 Mar 1863 in
Anderston, Glasgow and d 29 Apr 1864.
9-2-3 PETER ANDERSON ARROLL, b 1 1 Mar 1865 in Anderston, Glasgow
and d 14 Sept 1865 at 195 Holm Street, Glasgow as the result of
tubercular meningitis.
9-2-4 ANTHONY MILLER ARROLL, b 28 Apr 1870 in Barrhead and d 30
Aug 1957 at Glenfield Road, Paisley. He m 24 Jun 1907 to Jessie
Drysdale Carse who was b 6 Jun 1885 in Glasgow. Jessie volunteered her
services as a munitions worker on weekends during WW I. ANTHONY
MILLER was a textile works department manager. ANTHONY retired at
age 85 after 60 years of service. Jessie d 24 Aug 1978 at age 93. They
had:
9-2-4-1 JEAN MILLS ARROLL, b 3 Apr 1908 at Barrhead. JEAN
attended Barrhead High School. She left school at fifteen years of age.
She worked as a machine spooler in Clarks Cotton Thread Mill in
Paisley between 1923 and 1934. JEAN m 22 Jun 1934 to James
Beattie at the Parish Church, Barrhead. James was a motor mechanic.
They had: Sheila, b 24 Apr 1935 and d 1987; Morag, b 2 Feb 1937;
and Janice, b 28 Oct 1948. In 1988 Morag and Janice were married
and living in Barrhead. JEAN also resided in Barrhead in 1988.
9-2-4-2 ROBERT ARROLL, b 1 Feb 1911 at Cross Stobs, Barrhead. He
attended Grahamston School and was an avid scouter. He m 1 1 Jun
1937 at Barrhead to Mary Halliday Miller who was b 18 Nov 1912 at
Barrhead. ROBERT was employed by Fulton's Textile Factory
(1931-76) in Paisley. His final position was as Works Manager. He
was a member of the Home Guard and was on duty on 13th and 14th
of Mar 1941 when the Clydebank was heavily bombed by the German
Air Force. Subsequently he served in the RAF during WW II
(1941-46) and was based in the south of England. Mary owned a fruit
and florist shop in Barrhead for a number of years. In 1988 they lived
in retirement in Forfar, Angus. Robert d 4 Dec 1992. They had:
9-2-4-2-1 ISABELLA EARL KINCAID ARROLL, b 28 Mar 1939 in
Paisley, and m 22 Jun 1963 to Alexander (Sandy) Crichton at
Barrhead. She attended Open University in Social Services and
graduated in 1988. In 1987 ISABELLA was a home help organizer
and shared the responsibility for 160 home helps who looked after
500 clients. Alexander was a vegetable producer who managed the
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growth of 5,000 acres of peas and beans and 100 acres of broccoli.
They had: Alistair Craig, b 3 Aug 1964 at Ceres, Fife; Robert Creig,
b 3 Apr 1966 at Ceres, Fife; Fraser Arroll, b 31 Oct 1968 at St.
Andrews, Fife; and Mhairi Lesley Meta, b 2 Jan 1973 at Dundee.
9-2-4-2-2 ANTHONY MILLER ARROLL, b 25 Dec 1944 in Paisley,
and m 6 Sept 1968 to Zena Rennie in Paisley. Zena was b 8 Dec
1946. ANTHONY attended Glasgow University and received his
engineering degree in 1967. In 1992 they lived in St. Andrews,
Fife. Andrew was Assistant Director of one of the seven Highway
Authorities in Scotland. They had:
9-2-4-2-2-1 JULIE ARROLL, b 7 Aug 1974 at St. Andrews, Fife.
9-2-4-2-2-2 ROSS JOHN ARROLL, b 17 Aug 1977 at St. Andrews,
Fife.
9-2-4-3 JESSIE DRYSDALE ARROLL, b 18 Apr 1915 at Barrhead.
JESSIE attended Barrhead High School. She left school at fifteen years
of age. She was employed as a clerkess in J. & P. Coats Ferguslie Mill
(cotton thread) between 1930 and 1941. JESSIE m 6 Mar 1942 to
George Ramsey Morrison at Lylesland Church, Paisley. They were
married according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. George was
an engine fitter. He was b circa 1927, the son of John Morrison, a
football club manager, and Christina McKenzie Ramsay (dec). JESSIE
was living at 2 Newhall Terrace near Paisley and George was living at
43 Crags Avenue, Paisley when they married. They had: Jessie
Drysdale Morrison, b 2 Jan 1945. Their daughter. Dale, m Ross
Goligher and resided in Stewarton, Ayrshire. JESSIE and her husband,
George, resided in Barrhead in 1988.
9-2-5 JAMES ARROLL, b 5 Jan 1874 at Barrhead and d 16 Nov 1874 of
bronchitis.
9-2-6 JOHN DONALD ARROLL, b 19 Apr 1876 at Main Street, Barrhead and
d 2 Feb 1879.
10 DUNCAN ARROLL, b 5 Feb 1800 and bapt 10 Feb 1800 at Helensburgh, Row.
DUNCAN was a warehouseman when he m 24 Feb 1826 to Martha McKellar.
They were m by Dr. Gibb, "one of the ministers of Glasgow". The couple was m
in Glasgow where Martha resided. Martha, b circa 1804, was the daughter of John
McKellar, labourer, and Mary Bell. DUNCAN d 31 Aug 1869 at West Clyde
Street, Helensburgh of debility. He was a fisherman at the time of his death. In
1898, on the registration of his son DUNCAN's third marriage, his son noted that
his father, DUNCAN, was a school teacher. The informant on DUNCAN's death
was Mary A Cochrane of 44 Goucester St , Glasgow Martha d 5 May 1881, a
pauper, at 39 West Clyde St., Helensburgh. She died of general debility. The
informant on her death was her son, DUNCAN ARROLL. They had:
1 0-1 JAMi;S ARROL, b 23 Jan 1827 in Glasgow. Witnesses, PETER ARROL and
JAMi;S ARROL.
10-2 JOHN ARROL, b 4 Feb 1829 in Gla.sgow. He is believed to have m on 17
Sept 1854 to Barbara Johnston in Barony, Glasgow. (The record of death has
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not been located which would help confirm, by indicating parents names, that
this IS the same JOHN ARROLL who did m Barbara Johnston.) (See Section
XVI, Paragraph I, Page 267.)
10-3 MARY ARROLL, bapt 7 Feb 1836 at Cardross, Dumbartonshire.
10-4 JESSIE ARROLL, b circa 1837. JESSIE m 28 Jun 1861 to John Adams at
190 Hope Street, Glasgow, according to the forms of the Free Church of
Scotland. John, a mercantile clerk and a bookkeeper, was b circa 1839, the son
of John Adams, a bleacher, and Barbara McLaren. He was living at 192 Hope
Street and JESSIE at 190 Hope Street, Glasgow, when they married. JESSIE
d 13 Feb 1920 at Craig-y-bains, Milngavie, New Kilpatrick of cardiac failure
and cerebral softening.
10-5 DUNCAN ARROLL, bapt 9 May 1838 at Cardross. DUNCAN was a boat
builder foreman. DUNCAN m 3 times. He m 1st on 7 Jul 1865 to Jane Craig
at Tradeston, Glasgow. Jane was the daughter of William Craig and Elizabeth
Hams. Jane d 31 Jan 1869 at Milton, Old Kilpatrick of pulmonary
consumption. DUNCAN m 2nd on 28 Dec 1871 to Mary Ann Colquhoun at
Port Glasgow. Mary Ann was b circa 1850, the daughter of Walter
Coloquhoun, a merchant seaman, and Mary Ann Brown. Mary Ann was a
domestic servant and was living at 1 Gillespies, Port Glasgow when she
married. DUNCAN m 3rd on 25 Nov 1898 to Joan Finley at Shandon,
Helensburgh. DUNCAN was living at Victoria Place," Clynder when he m
Joan Joan, b circa 1855, lived at Row House, Row. She was the daughter of
John Finley (dec), a sea captain, and Mary Bann (dec). DUNCAN d 19 Jun
1926 at Roseneath. Joan d 15 May 1927 at Victoria Terrace, Clynder of
chronic myocarditis andsenility. Mary and DUNCAN had:
10-5-1 ARCHIBALD ARROLL, b 13 Jun 1886 (or 6 Jun 1872) at 32 Arthur
Street, Greenock He m 4 Sept 1915 to Margaret Paxton Logan at 21
Hope Street, Glasgow. He was living at 23 Bridge Street, Dumbarton
when he married. Margaret, a widow, was b circa 1885, the daughter of
Robert Paxton (dec), a shipwright, and Alison Colins (dec). Margaret had
previously been m to — Logan. ARCHIBALD traveled to Detroit,
Michigan in 1923 on what was to be a visit. He stayed in Detroit and
became a United States citizen. ARCHIE, as he was known, was a boat
builder and he and Margaret lived 1584 Lemay Avenue between 1923 and
1926. In 1927, when he was a foreman for the HE. Dodge Boat Works,
the family lived at 8639 Concord Avenue. In 1928-29 ARCHIE was a
foreman for the Belle Isle Boat & Engineering Co. They lived at 6723
Fischer Avenue. (JEAN ARROL was a saleslady for the J.L. Hudson Co.,
Detroit's major department store (1928-29). She was also living at 6723
Fischer Avenue.) During the mid-1930's, when ARCHIE was a shipwright
for the Detroit Yacht and Motor Boat Basin, they were living at 4239
Cadillac Avenue. ARCHIE started the boom in iceboating when he created
a special iceboat, the DN-60, in the 1930's. ARCHIE originally was
employed in Ed Gregory's shop on the Detroit Basin, building bearcat
speedboats. (At that time the Detroit Basin on the Detroit River was
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known as Motor Boat Basin.) Later, ARCHIE built boats for Horace E.
Dodge of Dodge Motor fame, and in 1934 joined the Detroit News where
he ran the hobby shop for W.E. Scripps, then president and publisher of
the Detroit News. ARCHIE ARROLL sponsored the building of the
model-yacht pool on Belle Isle, in the Detroit River, one of the few
model-yacht pools in the world. ARCHIE built champion racing model
boats and won, with the famous "Heather", the Gold Cup in 1939. He was
the first man outside the British Isles ever to win this model trophy.
ARCHIE ARROLL's prominence is principally due to the design of the
DN-60, the largest class of iceboats in the world. His design brought on
a boom in iceboating. Since 1952 the DN's were an international class and
rated as the cheapest and safest design of all iceboats. ARCHIE ARROLL
wrote a number of articles for the Detroit News during a career that
spanned over thirty years. ARCHIE was living at 5037 Chatsworth
Avenue, Detroit, Michigan in 1965. He d 22 Mar 1965 in Detroit. He
was survived by his wife, Margaret, and his two daughters:
10-5-1-1 MARGARET COLQUHOUN ARROLL, b 10 Apr 1916 at 23
Bridge Street, Dumbartonshire. Margaret m circa 1930's to Arnold
Leininger in Detroit, Michigan.
10-5-1-2 DOROTHY DUNCAN ARROLL, b 18 Mar 1920 at 23 Bridge
Street, Dumbartonshire. DOROTHY m circa 1930's to William H.
Lehman in Detroit, Michigan.
10-5-2 WALTER ARROLL, b 8 Mar 1873 at 15 King Street, Port
Glasgow.
10-5-3 DUNCAN CAMPBELL ARROLL, b 30 May 1875 at 15 King Street,
Port Glasgow. DUNCAN was a boat builder and known as DUNCAN
CAMPBELL ARROLL. He m on 27 Oct 1900 to Jane Lawley at the
Parish Church, St. Andrew's, Wakefield, England. Jane was b circa 1880.
Jane d 13 Nov 1906 at Corporation House Hospital, Park Lodge Lane,
Wakefield, England of pneumoniaand heart failure. In 1906 they were
living at 3 Umon Square, Kirkgate, Wakefield. DUNCAN CAMPBELL
d 11 Feb 1907 at the infirmary, Wakefield. They had:
10-5-3-1 WALTER ARROLL, b 26 May 1901 at 4 High Street, Calder
Vale Road, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. WALTER d 27 May 1901
at 4 Hugh Street, Calden Vale Road, Wakefield of premature birth.
10-5-3-2 ANN ARROLL, b 29 Aug 1902 at 4 High Street, Calder Vale
Road, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. ANN m 26 Dec 1921 to Harold
Pratt at The Cathedral, Wakefield, Yorkshire. Harold was a motor
driver. He was the son of John Pratt, a horse keeper. ANN was living
at Smiths Arms, Westgate, Wakefield and Harold at 145 Westgate,
Wakefield when they married.
10-5-3-3 EVA MAUD ARROLL, b 16 Nov 1903 at 4 High Steet, Calder
Vale Road, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. EVA MAUD m 1 1 Apr
1925 to Sidney Hinchcliffe at the United Methodist Church,
Crigglestone, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. Sidney was b circa 1904,
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the son of John Henry Hinchcliffe, a coal miner. Sidney was a power
company's electrician. He was living at Great Cliff, Crigglestone and
EVA was living at HoUin Bank, Crigglestone when they married.
10-5-3-4 ALICE ARROLL, b 17 Feb 1906 at 5 Union Square, Kirkgate,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. ALICE d 15 Oct 1906 at 3 Union
Square, Kirkgate, Wakefield of infantile diarrhea.
10-5-4 MARTHA McKELLAR ARROLL, b 24 Feb 1878 at 1 Ardgowan Street,
Port Glasgow, Greenock. She m on 15 Jul 1899 to William McNenemy
at St. Peter's Church, Partickhill, according to the forms of the Roman
Catholic Church. MARTHA was living at 9 Strathmore Pardene Hillhead,
Glasgow, and William at 15 Merkland, Partick. William, a bricklayer, was
b circa 1877, the son of Thomas McNenemy, a restaurant keeper, and
Margaret Mclnon. MARTHA d 13 Sept 1914 of septicemia, following a
miscarriage, at 26 Dowanhill Street, Partick, Glasgow.
10-5-5 MARY CAMPBELL ARROLL, b 1 Sept 1880 at 1 Ardgowan Street,
Port Glasgow, Greenock. MARY m 1 1 Feb 1908 to Archibald Brown at
6 Springfield Road, Glasgow. Archibald, a weaver, was b circa 1869, the
son of Archibald Brown, a cloth warehouseman, and Margaret Sellars.
Archibald later became a textile factory manager. MARY was living at 82
Hamilton Road, Cambuslang and Archibald at 6 Springfield Road when
they married. MARY d 1 1 Feb 1942 at 48 The Quadrant, Clarkston of a
cerebral hemorrhage.
10-5-6 MARGARET McCALLUM ARROLL, b 12 Sept 1883 at 54
Drumfrochar Road, Greenock and d 15 Nov 1884 of gastritis.
10-5-7 JAMES ADAMS ARROLL, b 16 Jul 1889 at Hotel Buildings, Clynder,
Roseneath. JAMES was a tramway depot clerk. He m 6 Jun 1928 to
Jessie Elizabeth Heron at Partick Parish Church, Glasgow. Jessie, a clerk,
was b 15 Nov 1896, the daughter of Robert Dickson Heron, a joiner, and
Margaret Ann McCreadie (dec). She lived at 2 White Street, Partick,
Glasgow. JAMES was living at 48 Haybum Street, Glasgow when he
married. He d 2 Feb 1948, age 58, at 119 Cruzon Street, Maryhill of
coronary thrombosis and cardiac failure. JESSIE d 13 Dec 1978, age 82,
at 59 Lowend Road, Dumbarton of heart disease and bronchopneumonia.
10-5-8 FRANCIS MAY LAMONT ARROLL, b 8 Jan 1892 at Hotel
Building, Clynder, Roseneath and d 31 Dec 1894 at Victoria Place,
Clynder of congenital debility and marasmus.
10-5-9 MARGARET McCALLUM ARROLL, b 22 Dec 1895 at Victoria
Place, Clynder, Roseneath. She d of coronary thrombosis and cardiac
failure.
10-5-10 LOUIS ALEXANDER ARROLL, b 22 Dec 1896 at Rosneath.
10-6 MARTHA ARROLL, b circa 1842. MARTHA was a domestic servant. She
never married. She d 30 Dec 1940 at 38 James Street, Helensburgh of
bronchitis.
11 ARCHIBALD ARROLL, b 15 Feb 1803, bapt 19 Mar 1803 at Helensburgh and
d 19 Mar 1882 at Helensburgh, Parish of Row of cancer of the stomach.
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ARCHIBALD m 1st to Janet Eadie circa 1825, daughter of James Eadie and —
Caims. Janet was b circa 1801 and d 10 Feb 1863 of cancer. Janet lived at the
"Hermitage", Helensburgh. ARCHIBALD m 2nd on 13 Dec 1864 to Jane Fraser.
Janet Fraser, b circa 1811, was a domestic servant, the daughter of William Fraser,
a canal lockkeeper, and Jane Cameron, both deceased by 1864. Jane was reported
to be "about 80" years of age when she d 26 Jun 1891 at Anchorage Cottage in
Row of "mental debility etc." ARCHIBALD was a gardener and made his home
at the "Hermitage", Helensburgh. He was living at 2 John Street, Helensburgh
when he died.
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VI GEORGE ARROLL
I GEORGE ARROLL (See Section V Paragraph 2-1-8, Page 159), b 17 Mar 1860 at
Rockend, Helensburgh. He may have m on either 13 or 18 Aug 1891 to Mary
Anderson at Biggar, Lanarkshire. The birth certificates of their four children each show
one of these dates. The marriage, however, can not be located in the vital statistic
records for Scotland. In addition, his death certificate indicates he was single. (It is
the practice in Scotland to show at a minimum the name of the last spouse, and
generally the names of each spouse.) It is possible that the couple had a Scots
marriage', i.e., a marriage that was accomplished by presenting themselves to the
sheriff, with a witness, and declaring themselves now married. Mary had four
illegitimate children prior to having four children by GEORGE ARROLL. Mary was
b circa 1857 in Glenholm, Peebleshire. She was the eldest child of Stewart Lyon
Anderson, a gardener, of Glamis, Forfarshire, and Marion Alexander of Glenholm,
Peebleshire. In the 1891 Biggar census, Mary and her four children, prior to her
children by GEORGE ARROLL, are listed as residing with her parents. GEORGE and
Mary had separated by the time of GEORGE's death. GEORGE was a house painter.
He was retired and lived at 61 Craigiehall Street, Govan when he d on 28 Nov 1933
at Craigiehill, Govan of cardiac degeneration and hypostatic congestion. Mary d 22
Aug 1936 at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, of a strangulated hernia. She was living
with her son, JAMES, at the time of her death at 30 North Crofts, Biggar. Mary had:
1 JAMES MAXWELL ANDERSON/ARROLL, b 30 Jan 1877 at Biggar. JAMES was
an agricultural worker and a plasterer's labourer. He m on 5 May 1 900 to Bridget
Teresa Buckle at Fauldhouse, according to the forms of the Catholic Church.
Bridget, b circa 1876, was the daughter of William Buckle, a joiner, and Bridget
Redmond (dec). JAMES was living at Townhead, Biggar and Mary at Main Street,
Biggar when they married. JAMES d 23 May 1954 at 3 Northcrofts Road, Biggar
of carcinoma of bowel and myocarditis. They had: William B. Anderson.
2 GEORGE RIACH ANDERSON/ARROLL, b 9 Jan 1879 at Biggar. GEORGE was
the illegitimate son of Mary and Alexander Core, a tailor, of Biggar. (See RCE,
Vol I, Page 54. In an action before the Sheriff Court of Lanarkshire, on 3 Feb
1880, the father was named Alexander Core, Tailor, Biggar.) GEORGE was a
steersman of a traction engine. He never married. GEORGE d 22 May 1901, age
22, at Culterwater, near Birchwood, in Culter. GEORGE d of suffocation produced
by pressure on his chest resulting from an accident to a traction engine at
Culterwater.
3 JANE GREENSHIELD ANDERSON/ARROL(L), b 3 Jun 1883 at Townhead,
Biggar. JANE was the illegitimate daughter of Mary and David Greenshields, a
grocer, of Back Road, Biggar. (See RCE, Vol I, p 72. In an action before the
Sheriff Court of Lanarkshire the father named as David Greenshields, Grocer, Back
Road, Biggar.) JANE m 30 Apr 1903 to Archibald Galbraith at Biggar. Archibald
was a gardener. JANE d 17 Aug 1958 at Law Hospital, Carluke of carcinoma of
the right ovary and debility due to a terminal infection.
4 FRANK HADDOW ANDERSON/ARROLL, b 9 Feb 1887 at Townhead, Biggar.
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GEORGE and Mary Anderson had:
5 LOUIS STEWART ARROLL, b 1 Jun 1892 at Cross Street, Dunblane. He
emigrated to Canada when he was nineteen years of age. His last known address
was 15544 Cliff Avenue, White Rock, British Columbia. At one time he lived on
Prince Rupert Island. LOUIS is believed to have been deceased by 1950.
6 MINNIE ALEXANDER ARROLL, b 28 Jan 1895 at Perth Road, Dunblane.
MINNIE was married and had two daughters, one of which was killed in an
automobile accident.
7 MABEL DUNCAN ARROLL, b 31 Mar 1897 at Perth Road, Dunblane. She m 7
Feb 1921 to George Wicks Lavin, a baker, at St. Joseph's Chapel, Peebles,
according to the forms of the Roman Catholic Church. George was b circa 1897,
the son of Peter Lavin, a painter, and Margaret Mellon. Mabel lived at
Kingsmeadow Road, Peebles and George at St. Margarets, Kingmeadows Road,
Peebles when they married. The couple had a son, George AW. Lavin, who was
b at 1 1 North Street, Peebles. MABEL was a baker's assistant. She and Peter had;
1) Mary; 2) Heckter; and 3) George. MABEL d 14 Sept 1982, age 85, at Peel
Hospital, Galashiels of breast cancer. She resided at 26 George Street, Peebles.
MABEL'S son was:
7-1 WILLIAM WILSON ARROLL, b 18 Apr 1920 at Townhead, Biggar.
WILLIAM became a butcher at 12 years of age and continued in the profession
until 1976 when he entered public service. Bill, as he was known, was in the
British Army during WW II and served as a private (Reg RA 124 Z BTN) in
North Africa and Italy. He m 31 Mar 1947 to Christina Forrest Watson Adam.
WILLIAM and Christina attended school together in Biggar and lived in close
proximity to each other. BILL played the drums in the Biggar Pipe Band. The
family emigrated to Australia in 1952. BILL d on 27 Jan 1982 at Brisbane
Royal Hospital following a heart attack. In 1991 Chris lived in Caloundra,
Queensland, Australia. They had:
7-1-1 HELEN ARROLL, b 19 Jul 1943 at 42 North Crofts Road, Biggar.
HELEN m 20 Dec 1962 to George Henry Schulz at the Assemblies of God
Church, Windsor, Brisbane, Queensland. George was a pineapple farmer.
Helen and George had: 1) Jo-Anne Joy Schulz who m 1 Dec 1984 to
Howard William Skemman at the United Church, Caloundra, Queensland
and they had a daughter, Haidee Christina Skemman, b 24 Dec 1989 at the
Nambour Hospital, Queensland; 2) Paul George; 3) Rhondda Ruth Schulz
who m 23 May 1987 to Rodney George Brady from New Zealand at the
United Church, Scarborough, Queensland; and 4) David Mark.
7-1-2 GRACE ARROLL, b 4 Apr 1948 at 42 North Crofts Road, Biggar and
d 14 Jun 1948 in Biggar. GRACE d of hydrocephalus and spina bifida.
8 ALFRED JAMES ARROLL, b 28 May 1900 at Perth Road, Dunblane, Perthshire.
He d 29 Sept 1972. ALFRED died one week before his grandson, Ian Arroll Niven,
was bom. ALFRED was a pastry baker. When ALFRED was eighteen he joined
the Seaforth Highland Infantry, No. 16 Platoon. He served in India during and
following World War 1. Upon his return from military service, about 1925, he
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settled in Glasgow and became a pastry baker. He lived at 33 Tower Street,
Glasgow, He met his wife, Joanna Stronner Robertson, in a bakery where she was
a confectionery worker. ALFRED m 26 Oct 1928 to Joanna at Craigend,
Ibroxholm, Govan, Glasgow. Joanna lived at Lambhill Street, Govan, Glasgow.
She was b 19 Dec 1905, the daughter of Robert Robertson, an iron turner, and
Joanna Smith Stronner. Joanna d 29 Jan 1991 at Glasgow. They had:
8-1 JANNETTE ESTHER BIRSE ARROLL, b 25 Feb 1944 at 35 Garmouth Street,
Govan, Glasgow. She d 7 Jan 1988 of cancer at her home in Helensburgh.
JANNETTE attended Govan High School (1955-1959). She attended Skerry's
College, Glasgow for commercial studies. JANNETTE was employed as a
shorthand typist and a secretary. Between 1967-1970 she was a secretary for
the Probation Department, Clydebank. JANNETTE earned her R.S.A.
Certificate. She m 3 Oct 1968 to John Niven at Fairfield Church, Glasgow.
John, a joiner, was the son of James Niven, a boilermaker's helper (dec), and
Isabella Dallas Moir. John lived at 59 Kirkwood Avenue, Clydesbank and
Jannette lived at 35 Garmouth Street, Govan, Glasgow when they married.
John was an oil worker and a jetty operator. In 1987 John was an employee
of British Airways. The family resided at 1 Prince Albert Terrace, Victoria
Road, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. The couple had two children, Gillian
Joanna Niven, b 3 May 1970, and Ian Arroll Niven, b 3 Oct 1972. Both
children were bom in Redlands Hospital, Glasgow.
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Vn JAMES ARROLL
I JAMES ARROLL, b 20 Mar 1862, Helensburgh, Parish of Row, Dumbartonshire. (See
Section V Paragraph 2-3-6, Page 163.) JAMES was a painter and decorator. He was
also an artist. He m 30 Oct 1894 to Marion Ure at Garelochhead, Parish of Row.
Marion was b circa 1871, the daughter of James Ure, marine engineer, and Elizabeth
Scott. Marion lived at Springbank, Garelochhead. They resided at 1 Glencaim
Terrace, Garelochhead. JAMES d 20 Mar 1936 at 50 Townsend Road, Dumbarton of
arteriosclerosis and cerebral hemmorrhage. They had:
1 JAMES ROBERT PARLAN ARROLL, b 18 Feb 1898 at Glencaim Terrace,
Garelochhead. JIM, as he was known, served in the Royal Flying Corps during
WW I. In civilian life, JAMES was a chief engineer of a milk draying plant. He
m on 3 1 Aug 1942 to Annie Jeffrey Stromont at Old Parish Church, Grangemouth.
Annie Jeffrey was a school teacher and the daughter of William Jeffrey Stromont,
police sergeant, and Jessie McDonald of 101 Boness Road, Gamesmouth. Annie
Jeffrey was b circa 1908 and d 9 Jan 1965 at 16 Mersecraft, Twynliolm. She was
found dead in her home at 11:10 am. Annie was last seen alive on 8 Jan 1965 at
4:30 pm. She d of acute myocardial failure. JAMES ROBERT PARLAN was
living at 99 Stechford Lane, Birmingham when he married. He d 7 Mar 1956,
aged 58, in Dumfries Infirmary of carcinoma of the pancreas. In 1956 he was
living at Kenmore, Kirkcudbright. They had:
1-1 AILEEN MacDONALD ARROLL, b 9 Aug 1943 at 19 Shelbume Road,
Acocks Green, Birmingham, England. AILEEN was a state enrolled nurse.
She was a good pianist and singer. She was found d 12 Sept 1973 in
Edinburgh.
2 JOHN SCOTT ARROLL, b 23 Nov 1899 at 1 Glencaim Terrace, Garelochhead.
JOHN SCOTT was in Russia with the Royal Scot Fusiliers in the British Army
during WW I until 1919. He m 30 Sept 1925 to Janet Frew MacDonald at
Smithfield, Garelochhead. Janet (she was known as Jenny) was a domestic
servant, the daughter of William MacDonald and Agnes Allan. William
MacDonald was a purser on the paddle steamer "Lucy Ashton." He was living at
Clyndarg Cottage, Clynder when he was married. JOHN SCOTT was a motor
mechanic and road surfaceman. He was a road department foreman when he
retired. JOHN d 14 Oct 1979, age 79, at Joint Hospital, Dumbarton of
bronchopneumonia and carcinoma of the bronchus. He was living at 20 Linn
Walk, Garelochhead when he died. In 1991, at the age of 90, Jenny was a
member of the Garelochhead Lynch Club and the Women's Guild. Jenny joined
the Women's Guild of the Garelochhead Parish Church in 1916. In 1991 she was
still an active member and regular attender of the Guild, 75 years after she joined!
They had:
2-1 JAMES WILLIAM ARROLL, b 22 Jan 1930 at Glencaim Crescent,
Garelochhead He m 28 Jun 1955 to Janet (Jenny) Logan MacLehose
Ferguson. JIM, as he was known, operated a joiner and glazier business at 4 1
West King Street, Helensburgh. JIM was in the Royal Air Force in the British
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National Service. He served as a beadle (a church officer) in the Helensburgh
Church of Scotland since 1961. The couple lived at 17 Kennilworth Avenue,
Colgrain, Helensburgh. They had:
2-1-1 AGNES KING ARROLL, b 18 May 1956 at 77 East Princes Street,
Helensburgh. She was known as NANCY. She was a shop manageress.
She m 27 May 1977 to Ronald Finnighan at the St. Andrews Parish
Church in Helensburgh. Ronald was b 18 Dec 1956, the son of Ronald
Finnighan, a painter and decorator,and Elizabeth Ann Chapman. NANCY
was living at 17 Kenilworth Avenue, Helensburgh and Ronald at 73 West
Princess Street, Helensburgh when they married. NANCY was an avid
reader and an accomplished pianist. They had: Paul James, b 7 Mar 1983,
and David John, b 16 May 1985.
2-1-2 JANET MacDONALD ARROLL, b 10 May 1959 at 77 Princes Street,
Helensburgh. JANET was a bank clerk. She m 6 Sept 1980 to Bryan
William MacDonald in Helensburgh. Bryan was a civil engineer and an
estimator. He was b 16 Aug 1957, the son of Lachlan MacDonald, a
principal scieniific officer of the Ministry of Defence, and Anne McKenna.
JANET was living at 17 Kenilworth Avenue, Helensburgh and Bryan at 65
Sinclair Place, Helensburgh when they married. They had: Jennifer Ann,
b 6 Oct 1985; Stuart William, b 17 Mar 1986; and Alison Arroll, b 7 Sept
1989 at the Vale of Leven Hospital, Helensburgh.
2-1-3 JOHN SCOTT ARROLL, b 15 Nov 1960 at Helensburgh. JOHN
SCOTT was an electronics engineer. He m 4 May 1985 to Loma Russell
at Garelochhead Parish Church, Helensburgh. Loma, agraphic artist, b 29
Mar 1963, was the daughter of Edward Allan Russell, a professional and
technological officer in the Department of the Environment, and Agnes
May McNab. When they married, JOHN was living at 1 1 Striven Gardens,
North Kelvinside, Glasgow and Loma was living at 40 Ferlin Way,
Garlochhead. In 1989 SCOTT was employed at Poloroid in Glasgow. He
had previously been employed by Barr & Stroud.
2-1-3-1 ANDREW JAMES ARROLL, b 29 Aug 1991 at Glasgow.
2-2 JOHN ALLAN ARROLL, b 13 Nov 1937 at Matemity Hospital, College,
Glasgow. The family lived at Oakfield Cottage, Garelochhead. JOHN was
a wages clerk. ALLAN, as he was known, served in the Royal Air Force in
the British National Service (,1955-1957). He was stationed in the north of
England. He m 8 Jul 1960 to Margaret Young Crilley at Port Glasgow.
Margaret was an office employee in the mid-1960's at Faslane, the Clyde
Submarine Base. In 1989 ALLAN was in operations for British Petroleum in
Voe, Shetland Islands. They had:
2-2-1 WENDY MARGARET ARROLL, b 10 Dec 1965 at Bracholm,
Helensburgh In 1985 WENDY was a building society clerk She m on
21 Sept 1985 to Simon Davis in Lerwick, Shetland. Simon was a bank
officer. He was b in England on 24 Aug 1961, the son of Brian William
Davis, a controller, and Sybil Valerie Tibbenham In 1989 the couple
relocated to Kirkcaldy, Fife where Simon was employed in a bank
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Simon was killed as a result of an automobile accident on 27 Oct 1989.
In 1989 WENDY was employed in Edinburgh and resided in Kirkcaldy,
Fife. WENDY remarried in 1992.
2-2-2 LYNN JANET ARROLL, b 17 Feb 1967 at Lerwick, Shetland Islands.
LYNN was a dental nurse and receptionist. She m on 12 Aug 1989 to
Carl Thomas Hodson at St. Columba Parish Church, Lerwick, Shetland.
Carl was a bank officer. He was b on 23 Apr 1967 in England, the son
of David John Hodson, a power station engineer, and Priscilla Ann
Coveney (McKenzie).
WILLIAM LYLE ARROLL, b 1 Oct 1902 at Bathhurst Cottage, Garelochead.
His name given at birth was Duncan, but the name was changed to WILLIAM
LYLE. He m 27 Sep 1939 to May Prangrell Whyte at Glasgow. He was employed
as a boatbuilder in Silver's boat yard in Rosneath. William d 25 Dec 1989 at
Rosneath.
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Vm JOHN ARROLL AND JANE HOWAT FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b 21 Feb 1829 and bapt 26 Apr 1829 at Helensburgh, Parish of Row.
(See Section V Paragraph 2-7, Page 163.) JOHN was a gardener. He m 23 Feb 1855
to Jane Howat at 176 West Nile Street, BIythswood, Glasgow. Jane, a servant, was b
circa 1832, the daughter of John Howat, a contractor, and Janet Buchanan. JOHN d
10 Sept 1883. JOHN was a gardener. They lived at 28 East Clyde St., Helensburgh.
Jane d 26 Jan 1897 at 27 Colquhoun Square, Helensburgh of apoplexy. They had:
1 JANET BUCHANAN ARROLL, b 1 Apr 1856 at King Street, Helensburgh and d
25 Jan 1862 at Colquhoun Street, Helensburgh.
2 JOHN ARROLL, b 13 Dec 1857 at East Clyde Street, Helensburgh, Parish of
Row, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. JOHN ARROLL d 29 Sept 1903 of chronic gout
and Brights disease at Moreland Road West, Brunswick, County Bourke, Victoria.
JOHN'S descendents believe JOHN d of lead poisoning. He is buried at Melbourne
General Cemetery. JOHN emigrated to Capetown, South Africa from Scotland. He
m 2 Mar 1882 to Janet (Jessie) Innis Milliken in Capetown. Janet was bom 29 Dec
1856 in New Houses, Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire, the daughter of a cotton
weaver. It is not known if Janet emigrated with JOHN or at a different time.
Shortly after the birth of their first child (circa 1884) the family emigrated to
Melbourne, Australia. JOHN was a plumber and had a business in Kensington -
Flemington, Melbourne. The business was a partnership, "McKerrow & Arroll".
The firm was a firm of "Sanitary Plumbers and Hot Water Engineers". At one time
the firm had approximately two dozen employees. JOHN was also a singer. Jessie
suffered from varicose ulcers. She lived at 1 16 McPherson Street circa (1920-1925)
and at 76 McPherson Street, Essenden in 1928. Jessie d 28 Jan 1946 and is buried
at Melbourne General Cemetary. They had:
2-1 MARY MAYS ARROLL, b May 1883 in South Africa and d 30 Nov 1951, age
68, in Australia. MARY never married. She lived at 76 McPherson Street,
Essendon. MARY MAYS suffered from terrible psoriasis all of her life.
2-2 JANE HOWAT ARROLL, b 7 Jun 1885 at 165 Queen Street, Melbourne West,
Victoria, Australia and d 29 Jun 1978. JANE m 22 Feb 1907 to Percy Upton
Wheeler. Percy Wheeler was b 27 Oct 1879 at London House, 32 Errol Street,
Hotham. Percy d 9 Nov 1961, age 82, at Coburg, Victoria He is buried at
Fawkner Cemetary JANE was a seamstress and her husband was a carpenter
and lay preacher JANE suffered from varicose veins and thrombosis. She is
buried at Fawkner Cemetery in Melbourne. JANE and her husband had nine
children: 1) William Arroll Wheeler, b 6 Dec 1907 and d 9 Nov 1970, age 63.
He is buried at Tounceston, Tasmania. He attended Wesley College,
Melbourne. He lived in Tasmania and m Lena Symons. There were no
children, 2) Jessie May Wheeler, b 7 Jun 1909 at Essendon and d 30 May 1978
at Colac. She is buried at Colac Cemetery. She was m 18 Jan 1933 at East
Essendon Methodist Church to Douglas Victor Ray, a pharmacist, who had the
largest pharmacy, Ray's Pharmacy", in Colac, Victoria for 25 years. Douglas
was b 24 May 1909 at Coventry Street, Melbourne. He attended Wesley
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College and was the winner of a scholarship. Jessie May attended Methodist
Ladies College. (See Note A, page 182, family of Jessie May Wheeler and
Douglas Victor Ray.) Douglas and Jessie May divorced circa 1959 and he later
m Sue Davies; 3) Douglas Wheeler, attended Wesley College and m Loma
Lade of Tasmania. Loma d 28 Mar 1989 of cancer. (See Note B, Page 183,
for descendents.); 4) Dorothy Jean Wheeler, m James Murray, a government
records officer. Dorothy Jean d 9 Feb 1899 of a blood clot to the lung.
Dorothy and James had 2 children; 5) Phyllis Joyce Wheeler attended
Methodist Ladies College and m John Louvain Price. They had 3 children; 6)
John (Jack) Charles Wheeler, a salesman, who m Norma Invermae Walker at
Kew and had a son and a daughter. Charles d 17 Oct 1987 of a blood clot to
the lung; 7) Winifred Merle Wheeler, m Leslie Boyle and had 4 children; 8)
Robert Bruce Wheeler, a plumber, who m Mavis Barry. There were no
children; and 9) Lillian Jane Wheeler, b 12 Oct 1921 and d 13 Oct 1921 at age
13 hours.
2-3 JOHN ARROLL, b 5 Dec 1887 at Williamston, Victoria, Australia and d 7
Dec 1887 m Williamston.
2-4 WILLIAM JOHNSEN ARROLL, b circa 1887 at Williamston, Victoria,
Australia. WILLIAM was adopted, but the family believed that he may have
been related in some manner. WILLIAM was a farrier. He m 9 Aug 1919 to
Emily "Emma" Annie Davies at Brunswick, Victoria Emily was a widow and
a tailoress. She was bom circa 1881 at North Melbourne, Victoria, the
daughter of James Podmore and Emily Buckingham. Emily m 1st to William
Davies circa 1900 at North Melboume. William Davies and Emily had; May
Emily b circa 1901. WILLIAM and Emily did not have any children. They
lived at 28 Vanberg Road, Essendon, Victoria. Emily d 6 Nov 1960 at the
Royal Melbourne Hospital at Parkville, Victoria of cerebellar infarction. She
was buried at Fawkner Cemetary.
2-5 JESSIE ARROLL, b 1889 at Victoria, Australia. She had Down's Syndrome.
She went to stay with friends when her mother was ill. She was perhaps
abused. She was only able to do small jobs, cari7 on short conversations, and
answer simple questions. She stayed at 116 and 76 McPherson Street,
Essendon, and never married. She d 19 Mar 1947 at age 58.
2-6 ELIZABETH ARROLL, b Apr 1891 m Victoria, Australia and d 28 Dec 1892,
at 20 months of age, from diptheria.
2-7 JOHN CHARLES DUNCAN ARROLL, b Dec 1893 at Kensington, Bourke,
Victoria, Australia and d 13 Jun 1951 at 340 Smith Street, CoUingwood,
County of Bourke, Victoria, Australia. JOHN d of a cerebral hemorrhage. He
had had high blood pressure for two years. JOHN enlisted in the 1st Australian
Imperial Force at Essendon on 17 Aug 1914. On 19 Oct 1914 he embarked at
Melboume for service overseas with the 7th Australian Infantry Battalion on
His Majesty's Australian Troopship "HORORATA". He served at the Gallipoli
Peninsula and in France in the 7th Australian Division with the rank of
Corporal. He disembarked in Melboume from France on the HMAT
"LEICESTERSHIRE" on 22 Jan 1919. He was discharged from the 1st
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Australian Imperial Force in Melbourne on 23 Mar 1919. His decorations
included the 1914/15 Star, the British War Medal, the Victory Medal, and the
ANZAC Commemorative Medallion. Following his military service JOHN
became a bank employee and a bank official. He m 1st in 1920 to Emily
Louisa Munro at Brunswick, Victoria. Emily was b circa 1891. She was the
daughter of Andrew Lmb (sic) Munro and Dorothy Holstock. Emily d circa
1939 at Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia of cancer. JOHN lived at 26 Mary
Street, Coburg in 1925. In 1939 he lived at 340 Smith Street, CoUingwood.
JOHN m 2nd on 25 Mar 1942 to Beryl Teresa Griffiths. JOHN was a lift
attendant in 1942. Beryl d 16 Nov 1986. The descendents state that Beryl
raised two foster children after JOHN's death: 1) Patricia Rose was b circa
1941. Patricia was stated to have married and had nine children; and 2)
Margaret, b circa 1946, was stated to have been adopted by Beryl. Beryl had
nursed JOHN's first wife, Emily, when Emily was dying. That is how Beryl
came to marry JOHN She also nursed MARY MAYS ARROLL when she was
dying. (1)
2-8 GEORGE CHARLES ARROLL, b Dec 1895 in Victoria, Australia. He served
as a Sergeant in WW I. He enlisted in the 1st Australian Imperial Force at
Melbourne on 17 Apr 1915. On 17 Jun 1915 he embarked at Melbourne with
the 14th Australian Infantry Battalion on HMAT "WANDILLA". He served
at the Gallipoli Peninsula and in France with the 7th Australian Infantry
Battalion. GEORGE disembarked in Melbourne from France on 7 May 1919
and was discharged from the 1st Australian Imperial Force in Melbourne on 6
Jul 1919. His decorations included the 1914/15 Star, British War Medal,
Victory Medal and the ANZAC Commemorative Medallion. GEORGE
CHARLES was gassed during service in France and did not have good health.
He suffered from psoriasis most of his life. He never married. He lived with
his sister, MARY MAYS ARROLL, at 76 McPherson Street, Essendon.
GEORGE was a carpenter in 1942 and a postal technician when he d on 23
Nov 1950 in Essendon, Victoria, Australia.
2-9 Robert Fordham, a foster child. He married and had a family.
3 JANE ARROL(L), b 24 May 1860 in Helensburgh and m 20 Dec 1887 to John G.
Wood, a gardener. JANE was living at 29 William Street, Helensburgh when she
was married. John was the son of James Wood (dec), a coal merchant, and Agnes
Wood Gibson of Healon, Mersey, Longfield, England.
4 GEORGE WILLIAM HOWAT ARROLL, b 7 Oct 1865 in Helensburgh. GEORGE
was a plumber. He m on 26 Aug 1904 to Mary Allan Hood at The Manse,
Helensburgh. Mary was a laundry maid. She was b circa 1861, the daughter of
Andrew Hood (dec), a farm servant, and Elizabeth Allan (dec). Mary lived at 1 1
Colquhoun Square, Helensburgh and GEORGE lived at 57 East Clyde Street,
Helensburgh when they married. He d 12 Mar 1912 of nephritis. He was living at
59 King Street, Helensburgh when he died. Mary d 9 Oct 1946 at 34 East Argyle
Street, Helensburgh of a cerebral hemmorrhage.
5 JAMES ARROLL, b 1 1 Jun 1867 in Helensburgh and m 26 Jun 1891 to Mary
Walker Cameron at 99 Clyde Street, Helensburgh, In 1892 they lived at 27 Nelson
Street, West Greenock. Mary, a photographic printer, was the daughter of John
Cameron, a joiner, and Mary Cameron Walker. JAMES was an upholsterer. His
hobby was breeding Scotch Terriers. He d 9 Jun 1924 at Dennistoun, Glasgow.
Mary d 5 May 1949 at 74 Hermitage Ave., Glasgow of arterio-sclerosis and cerebral
thrombosis. Mary's usual address was 57 East Clyde Street, Helensburgh. They had:
5-1 JOHN ARROLL, b 29 Sept 1892 at 99 East Clyde Street, Helensburgh. JOHN
was in the British Army during WW I. He served in France with the Royal
Horse Artillery. JOHN was a baker when he married, but later became an
upholsterer. He m on 31 Dec 1920 to Catherine Katie' Henderson Stewart at
Hawthorn Cottage, Limerigg, Slamannan, Scotland. Catherine, a cook, was b
30 Aug 1889, the daughter of James Stewart, a collier engine keeper, and Jane
Hamilton. Katie was living at Hawthorn Cottage, Limerigg, and JOHN was
living at 59 East Clyde Street, Helensburgh when they married. JOHN d 21 Jun
1950 of cerebral hemmorhage at Helensburgh. Katie d 13 Oct 1977 at Vale of
Leven Hospital, Alexandria. She was living at 38 Colquhoun Street,
Helensburgh when she died. Note: 59 East Clyde Street and 99 East Clyde
Street are the same house. The street was renumbered.
5-1-1 JEAN HAMILTON ARROLL, b 1 1 Jan 1922 at 57 East Clyde Street.
Helensburgh. In a WW II mcident, after coming out of an air raid shelter
following the all clear signal, JEAN witnessed the city of Greenock, from
across the Clyde, in flames as the city was being destroyed in a major
conflagration following the bombing of the city by German aircraft. Jean d
12 Jul 1993 of spinal cancer. Her home was in Helensburgh.
5-1-2 JAMES ARROLL, b 1 1 Apr 1926 at 57 East Clyde Street, Helensburgh.
JAMES was a house joiner. JAMES m on 15 Jul 1959 to Mary McMillan
Morrison at Garelochhead Parish Church, Garelochhead Mary, a shorthand
typist, was b circa 1931, the daughter of Norman Morrison, a retired railway
surfaceman, and Mary Ann Nicholson. Mary was living at 18 Lynn Walk
when she married and JAMES was living at 57 East Clyde Street.
5-2 MARY CAMERON WALKER ARROLL, b 26 Jun 1894 at 99 East Clyde Street,
Helensburgh. MARY was known as DAISY. She m 15 Jul 1927 to George
McKechnie at the Douglas Hotel, Blythswood, Glasgow. George, a motor
engineer, was b circa 1891, the son of Donald McKechnie, a calico machine
printer, and Helen Mitchell Robinson. DAISY was living at 59 East Clyde
Street, Helensburgh and George was living at 22 George Place, Bonhill,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland when they married. DAISY d 18 Mar 1974 at
Woodilee Hospital, Lenzie of bronchopneumonia and senile dementia. Her usual
residence was at 3 Alderman Place, Glasgow. They had: Mary who m —
Farquhar. They lived at 31 Mill Lane, Montrose.
NOTE: A) Family of Douglas Ray and Jessie May Wheeler (See Paragraph 2-2, Pages
179-180).
1 Judith Elizabeth Ray, b 12 May 1937 and m 29 Nov 1971 at Methodist Ladies College
Chapel, Kew, Melbourne to Paul Douglas Nathanielsz who was b 6 Sep 1929 in
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Colombo, Sri Lanka. Paul was a captain and navigator of a bunkering barge. He was
a graduate of Royal College and St. Thomas College, Colombo, Sri Lanka. She
attended Methodist Ladies College and was a pharmacist. They had:
1-1 Jacqueline Rachel Ruth Nathaniesz, b 5 Apr 1973 at R.W. Hospital, Carlton. She
was a swimmer and attended Methodist Ladies College in 1987.
1-2 Adrian Robert John Nathanielsz, b 24 Jan 1976 at Royal Womens Hospital,
Carlton. In 1988 Adrian Robert attended the Ivanhoe Grammar School where he
studied Japanese.
2 Douglas Jeffrey Ray, b 29 Dec 1938. He attended Wesley College and m Nov 1962
to Bemice Mahon, a secretary, from Geelong. In 1989 Douglas had his own firm,
"Ray Construction Co." that did building construction in the Melbourne area. They
had:
2-1 Carolyn Michelle Ray, b 13 Feb 1965. Carolyn attended Geelong Grammar School
and took nurses training at Geelong Hospital. Carolyn was a nursing sister (i.e.
Registered Nurse).
2-2 Sonia Therese Ray, b 3 Oct 1967 at Geelong Hospital. She attended Sacred Heart
College and Gordon Technical College in Geelong. She became a beautician and
hairdresser. Sonia traveled extensively throughout the world including extensive
stays in Brazil, South America.
2-3 Natasha Kristen Ray, b 21 Jul 1978 at Geelong.
3 Pauline Lillian Ray. She m on 10 Sept 1966 to Barrie Middleton at Coloc Methodist
Church. Barrie owned and operated the Western Heating and Cooling P.P. The couple
lived in Coloc in Western Australia. Pauline was a doUmaker. Her dolls won many
awards. She sold her dolls throughout Australia. The Country Doll Company of
Bendigo, Australia manufactured her Australia Desert Child exclusively. Pauline was
the subject of a feature article in a 1988 issue of the Australian Doll Digest. They had:
3-1 Daniel James Middleton, b 11 Sept 1970.
3-2 Simon Charles Middleton, b 28 Feb 1971.
3-3 Patrick Samuel Middleton, b 3 Dec 1972. Patrick was knowledgeable in electronics
and computers.
3-4 Michael Jefferson Middleton, b 22 Nov 1979.
3-5 — - Middleton, b 22 Nov 1979. A twin of Michael, the baby d of crib death.
Note B) Family of Douglas Wheeler and Loma Lade (See Paragraph 2-2, Page 180).
1 Gerald Wheeler, m Jean — , a hairdresser. They had:
1-1 Geraldine Wheeler. She m in 1983 to Gregory - — .
1-2 Janella Wheeler, b 1964.
1-3 Mark Wheeler, b 1966.
1-4 Andrew Wheeler, b 1971.
2 William Wheeler. He m Ruby — -. They had:
2-1 William Wheeler.
2-2 Naomi Wheeler.
2-3 Russell Wheeler.
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DC ROBERT ARROLL
AND WALTER ARROLL AND HELENA HUBBARD FAMILY
IX ROBERT ARROLL (See Section V Paragraph 4, Page 164.), b 10 Aug 1785 and bapt
12 Aug 1785 at Helensburgh, Parish of Row, Dumbartonshire. ROBERT ARROLL
was a joiner in Glasgow. ROBERT m 15 Apr 1810 to Jean Caddell. Jean was b
circa 1789, the daughter of Walter Caddell, a valet, and Marggret (sic) Harvey. Jean
d 6 Jun 1884 at 3420 Clyde Street, Helensburgh of old age. They had:
1 JAMES ARROLL, b 8 Nov 1811 at Glasgow.
2 WALTER ARROLL, b 11 Nov 1813 at Glasgow. WALTER was a wood carver
and joiner in Helensburgh. He m on 21 Oct 1849 to Helena Deborah Hubbard of
Barony, Glasgow. Helena, b circa 1825, was the daughter of Richard Hubbard,
poulterer, and Deborah Sallows of Glasgow. WALTER was living at 33 West
Clyde Street, Helensburgh when he d 28 May 1884 at age 71. He died of heart
disease which had been present for 2 years. He also had epilepsy. Helena Deborah
d on 22 Mar 1896 at 45 West Clyde Street, Helensburgh at age 71 of pneumonia.
When Helena died the "whole of the shops along West Clyde Street were closed out
of esteem for the deceased." The couple is believed to have had thirteen children.
2-1 JAMES ARROLL, b 20 Oct 1850 at Helensburgh and d 2 Jan 1864, age 13
years, at 33 West Clyde Street of 'Struma' which he had for "some years".
2-2 RICHARD ARROLL, b 24 May 1852 at Helensburgh, Parish of Row.
2-3 ROBERT ARROLL, b 9 Jun 1854 at Helensburgh and m on 21 Nov 1885 to
Mary Eliza Neville at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Glasgow. ROBERT was
a commission agent and lived at 12 Wilson Street. Mary Eliza was a
governess, b circa 1860, of 375 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow. Mary Eliza was
bom in England, the daughter of Richard Hopley Neville (dec), Custom House
Officer, and the former Miss Ballingall. ROBERT and Mary immigrated to the
United States in 1886.
2-3-1 MARY BALLINGALL KATE ARROLL, b 13 Aug 1887 in Bndgeport,
Connecticut. She m 27 Jul 1909 to George Herbert Lamson II. George was
a professor of Zoology and Dean of Science at the University of
Connecticut. KATE was a Normal School graduate and following her
husband's death in 1931 she taught in the Storrs Grammar Schools for 30
years. They had: Arroll Liscomb Lamson, b 11 Feb 1911. KATE d 25
May 1973. (See note (A) Page 194 for descendents.)
2-3-2 LAURA HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL, b 1 3 Aug 1 887 m Connecticut.
LAURA m circa 1906 Alfred Irving Merkle. They had four children: 1)
Ida; 2) Edward; 3) Richard; and 4) Mary. (See note (B) Page 195 for
descendents.)
2-4 DEBORAH ARROLL, b 6 May 1856 at Helensburgh and m on 14 Apr 1887
to William Laurie McCulloch at Helensburgh. William, b circa 1846, was a
housepainter and a widower. He lived at Millerslee Terrace, 6 William Street,
Helensburgh. She was living at 34 West Clyde Street when they were married.
DEBORAH d 28 Aug 1945 at Lochiel, Suffolk Street, Helensburgh of cardiac
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failure and senile myocarditis. They had; 1) Pinky'; 2) Debbie; and 3) William
(Bill). William lived at 32 Campbell Street, Helensburgh. William m and had
two children: Angela and Arthur.
2-5 JEANIE ARROLL, b 17 Sept 1857 at Helensburgh and d 4 Jun 1882, age 25,
at 34 West Clyde Street, Helensburgh. JEANIE d of epilepsy of 3 months
duration and diffusion of the brain from congestion of blood vessels.
2-6 RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL, b 24 May 1858 at Helensburgh. RICHARD
attended Billhead High School in Glasgow and Glasgow University.
RICHARD m 19 Jun 1874 to Annie Walker McLay at Hutchesontown,
Glasgow. Annie was the daughter of Samuel McLay, a commercial traveler,
and Mary Walker. In 1884 RICHARD was living at 12 Wilson Street,
Hillhead, Glasgow. Originally a housepainter, RICHARD eventually became
a landscape painter in oil and watercolour and also a pen and ink artist. He
exhibited at the Paris Salon, R.S.A., B.I. His principal works were "Harbour",
"Old Avenue", and "Early Effort". He enjoyed hard walking, reading, and
artistic work. RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL is listed in the Second Edition,
1929 and Third Edition, 1934 of Who's Who in Art. London; The Art Trade
Press, Ltd, 13 Buckingham Street, Strand, London, and the Dictionary of
British Watercolour Artists Up to 1920. by H. L. Mallalieu, Woodbridge,
Suffolk, England; and Baron Publishing (for the Antique Collectors Club),
1976. In 1896 RICHARD was living at 18 Wilson Street, Hillhead, Glasgow.
RICHARD d 13 Aug 1939 in Dumfries at the age of 87. Annie d 14 Jul 1942
at 29 Racecourse Road, Ayr of senile decay and disease of the heart. Her usual
address when she died was 1 Blackburn Road, Ayr. RICHARD and Annie had
two sons and four daughters:
2-6-1 MARY AGNES ARROLL, b 8 Jul 1875 at 12 Scotia Street, Glasgow.
She was known as MAYMIE. MAYMIE was a school teacher. She m 3
Sept 1904 to Joseph Proctor Clarke at Stevenson Memorial United Free
Church, Glasgow, according to the forms of the United Presbyterian Church.
Joseph Proctor Clarke, an iron safe manufacturer's agent, was b circa 1873,
the son of Joseph Clarke, a commission agent, and Jessie Proctor.
MAYMIE was living at 212 Wilton Street, Glasgow and Joseph was living
at 16 University Road, Belfast when they married. MAYMIE d 6 May
1959 at 44 Bellevue Crescent, Ayr of cardio-vascular degeneration, cardiac
failure and senility. Her usual address in 1959 was 1 Belmont Road, Ayr.
They had: Josephine who lived at 1 Belmont Road, Ayr.
2-6-2 WALTER ARROLL, b 13 Mar 1877 at 12 Scotia Street, Glasgow.
WALTER graduated from Glasgow University and was a writer. He never
married WALTER d 2 May 1906 at Ochil Hills Sanitorium in Orwell, of
phthisis pulmonitis.
2-6-3 RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL, b 18 Feb 1879 at Milton, Glasgow.
Richard m on 12 Jun 1906 to Annie Bisland White at Windsor Hotel,
Blythswood, Glasgow. Annie, b circa 1885-86, was the daughter of James
White (dec), a commercial traveler, and Annie McGhie. She lived at 1 1
Holyrood Crescent, Glasgow when she married. RICHARD was a house
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painter and a sportsman. He did much to advance the study and practice of
physical culture long before exercise came into fashion. In 1914-15 he
taught physical exercises to the Citizens' Training Force at the gymnasium
of Church Street School, Glasgow. "DICKIE", as RICHARD was called
when he attended Hillhead High School, Glasgow, joined the Seaforth
Highlanders m 1916 during World War I. RICHARD was a Lance-Corporal
in the Rossshire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's Regiment. He was severely
wounded in action by a gun shot wound to the perineum and right thigh on
15 May 1917 in France and was sent to the Military Hospital in New End
Hospital, Hampstead, London, England. RICHARD d 24 Aug 1917 of
complications from his wounds. ANNIE d 2 Mar 1955 at 55 Ashton Road,
Gourock of carcinoma of the pancreas. They had:
2-6-3-1 ANNIE MARGARET ARROLL, b 23 Aug 1908 at 494 Great
Western Road, Glasgow. ANNIE was a textile designer. She m 3 1
Mar 1945 to Arthur Robert Hughes at George Square, Congregational
Church. Robert, a wages and shipping clerk, was the son of Arthur
John Hughes, a braid manufacturer, and Alice Gertrude Platts. ANNIE
was living at 55 Ashton Road and Arthur was also living at 55 Ashton
Road when they married. In 1955 they lived at 11 Russell Road,
Buckhurst Hill, Essex. ANNIE d 20 Jul 1987 at Dalbeattie of cardiac
arrest.
2-6-3-2 MAYMIE HUBBARD ARROLL, b 26 May 1910 at 494 Great
Western Road, Glasgow and d circa 1980.
2-6-3-3 JANE EILEEN ARROLL, b 27 Jun 1913 and m on 19 Aug 1940
to Robert Alexander Macaskill of Gourock, Scotland. JANE EILEEN
was trained as a mechanic during WW II. She worked for
Addressograph Multilith as a demonstrator. Her husband, Robert, died
from wounds received during WW II. Robert was a wireless operator.
Lance Corporal, Royal Corps of Signals when they married. He lived
at 47 Glock Road, Coumagh. He was b circa 1917, the son of
Alexander Macaskill, a lighthouse keeper, and Christina Macleod. In
1987 JANE lived in Dalbeattie, Kircudbrightshire.
2-6-4 HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL, b 17 Mar 1881 at 31 Bank Street,
Hillhead, Partick, Glasgow. She m on 24 Dec 1910 to William Martin, a
sub editor, at Drumkill, Bridge of Weir. William Martin's home was at
Primvargie Terrace, Oban. His parents were James Martin, farmer, and
Margaret Murray. They had: Duncan, who became a medical doctor.
Helena d 2 Feb 1973 at Royal Alexandra Infirmary Annex, Paisley of
cerebral vascular disease and uraemia. In 1973 her usual address was 260
Neilston Road, Paisley.
2-6-5 JEANNIE ARROLL, b 8 Jun 1882 in Partick, Glasgow. JEANNIE was
a nurse and mid-wife. She never married. JEANNIE d 28 Jul 1977 at age
95. She died at Meamskirk General Hospital, Newton Meams, m the
district of Eastwood and Meams of bronchopneumonia and generalized
arterioclerosis.
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2-6-6 ANNIE ARROLL, b 16 Dec 1886 at 12 Wilson Street, Hillhead,
Glasgow. ANNIE m 20 Jun 1916 to William Forbes at Windsor Hotel,
Glasgow, according to the forms of the United Free Church. He was a coal
merchant. William was b circa 1885, the son of William Forbes, a cashier,
and Maggie Millar. ANNIE was living at Drumikill, Bridge of Weir and
William at Sunnybark, Bridge of Weir when they married. ANNIE d 3 Dec
1965 at 25 Iain Road, Bearsden of cerebral hemmorrhage and hypostatic
pneumonia.
2-7 HELEN ARROLL, b 13 Jun 1859 at Helensburgh. She was known as "Nell".
She m circa 1885 to Thomas Forrester, a plumber. They had: William who m
— , and Walter who m Betty — . Helen d 3 Apr 1937 at Maryhill,
Glasgow of phlebitis and an embolism.
2-8 ELIZABETH ARROLL, b 23 Mar 1861 at Helensburgh. She was known as
"Leba". She worked in the family's fruiterers' business. She never married.
She lived at 70 West Clyde Street, Helensburgh. Elizabeth d 19 Jan 1947 at
Victory Infirmar)', Helensburgh of paralysis. Her nephew, Arthur McCulloch
of 9 Giffrock Garden, was the informant on her death.
2-9 WALTER ARROLL, b 28 Oct 1862 at Helensburgh. WALTER worked with
RICHARD ARROLL (Paragraph 2-6, Page 186) pamting ornate ceilings. He
then came to the United States in 1882 and eventually settled in Mt. Vernon,
New York where he met and married his Welsh wife, Mary Davies, in 1888.
They had;
2-9-1 ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1889 and d at birth.
2-9-2 JAMES OAKES ARROLL, b 27 Jan 1890 at Westchester County,
New York and d 6 Jan 1962 at Plymouth, New Hampshire. JAMES was a
Y.M.C.A. secretary and a member of the Jamaica, Long Island Masonic
Lodge. As a representative of the American Field Service, JAMES
distinguished himself in WW I for his reconstruction work in Armenia after
the Turkish genocide of the Armenian people. He and an associate, as
Captains in the American Field Service, actually ran Armenia for a number
of months during this period. He m circa 1919 to Ella Davis. Ella was a
Southerner, a pianist and had been an ambulance driver during WW I.
JAMES retired to Plymouth, New Hampshire. He served as development
director of Holdemess School for Boys. Ella d in 1976 in Laconia, New
Hampshire.
2-9-3 HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL, b 21 Jan 1893 in Westchester County,
New York. HELENA was a social worker. She was a 1st grade teacher for
the "Friendless in New York City" and a Parish visitor in "Hells Kitchen"
in New York City. She met Herbert T. Andrews, an artist for Rand
McNally. Herbert later became a minister. The couple married in 1917.
Herbert was b 7 Mar 1884. His first parish was in Bamsville, Minnesota
in 1924. In 1938 he was at the Congregation Church in Ada, Minnesota.
Helena won many prizes for her "quilting". The couple lived at the
Andrews' parental home at 208 Thorpe Ave., Ada, Minnesota. The couple
owned a small department store in Ada. Andrew retired in 1958. HELENA
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d 26 Feb 1987 at age 94. Andrew was 99 years old when he died on 1 Oct
1983. The couple is buried in Ada, Minnesota.
2-10 JAMES ARROLL, b 27 Mar 1864 at Helensburgh. He was known as
"JIMMY". He m on 15 Jun 1892 to Nimmo Neilson at Helensburgh.
Catherine was b circa 1869 at Fairy bank, George Street, Helensburgh, the
daughter of Andrew Neilson, a master baker, and Isabella Forsyth. JAMES
was a poulterer and fruiter. "JIMMY's" sisters, LEBA, BECKY, and ISOBEL,
worked in the fruiterer's shop. Catherine d 18 Apr 1952 at Marisbank Terrace,
34 William Street, Helensburgh of cardio-vascular degeneration. Her
residence was 5a William Street at the time of her death. They had:
2-10-1 WALTER RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL, b 12 Nov 1893 at 2
William Street, Helensburgh and d 30 Jul 1895 at the hospital in
Helensburgh of scarlet fever.
2-10-2 ISOBEL NEILSON ARROLL, b 12 Jul 1895 at 2 William Street,
Helensburgh. She m 24 Sept 1930 to John Arthur MacFarlane, joiner.
John, b circa 1895, lived at 1 West King Street, Helensburgh. ISOBEL
was a shop assistant and lived at 5a William Street, Helensburgh. In
1987 she was in a nursing home in Helensburgh. Isobel d 18 Mar 1990
and was cremated.
2-10-3 ANDREW NEILSON ARROLL, b 6 Jun 1897 at 2 William Street,
Helensburgh. He m 10 Sept 1934 to Clara King Alexander Hall at
Blythswood, Glasgow. ANDREW was an electrician's mate (Admiralty)
and a maintenance electrician. He lived at 5 Ben Bowie Dr.,
Helensburgh. In 1935 they lived at Osborne Villa, School Road, Rhu.
ANDREW d 19 Apr 1971 at Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandria,
Dunbarton of cerebral vascular accident and carcinoma of the prostate.
They had:
2-10-3-1 BESSIE CATHERINE ARROLL, b 20 Dec 1935 at the
Maternity Hospital, Glasgow. BESSIE was a stationary shop assistant.
She m 27 Sept 1958 to Thomas Isbister, a confectioner, at St.
Andrew's Church, Helensburgh. Thomas was b circa 1929, the son of
Thomas Isbister and Meta Nina Aus (dec) of 52a Sinclair St.,
Helensburgh. Thomas lived at 5 Ben Bowe Dr., Helensburgh. In
1987 they lived at 2 Castle Avenue, Balloch, Alexandria,
Dumbartonshire.
2-10-3-2 HELENA NEILSON ARROLL. b 8 Feb 1936 and d 5 Oct 1969
of a sudden subarachnoid hemorrhage after attending church services.
She died at Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandria. She m 8 Feb 1956
to Thomas Trail McKerrow, a steel burner, at St. Andrew's Church,
Helensburgh. Thomas was the son of Thomas Agnes Muir. She lived
at 3 Claddich Cottage, Cardross. HELENA was a chemist's assistant.
Her usual address in 1969 was 5 West Trail, farm labourer, later a
motor driver, and Agnes Christie, later Argyle Street, Helensburgh.
2-10-3-3 ANDREA HALL ARROLL, b 25 Apr 1942 at 5A William
Street, Helensburgh. She was known as "ANGELA." She m 2 Apr
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1966 to Islvan Szabo, furniture paster, in Helensburgh. In 1987 she
resided in Australia.
2-10-4 HELENA DEBORAH HUBBARD ARROLL, b 19 Aug 1898 in
Helensburgh and d 9 Oct 1937, at age 39, at Helensburgh. She was
known as "LENA".
2-10-5 JAMES ARROLL, b 13 Dec 1900 at 70 West Clyde Street,
Helensburgh. JAMES d 30 Mar 1902 in Helensburgh of pneumonia and
cardiac failure.
2-10-6 WILLIAM JAMES ARROLL, b 1 Mar 1905 at 70 West Clyde
Street, Helensburgh. He was known as "BILLY." WILLIAM started
"taking fits" when he was sixteen years of age and d 1 1 Aug 1937.
2-1 1 ARCHIBALD ARROLL, b 20 May 1866 at Helensburgh and d 16 Aug 1935
at Christchurch, New Zealand. ARCHIBALD m on 24 May 1887 to Margaret
Kinghom in Edinburgh. Margaret, b circa 1868, was the daughter of James
Mowbray Kinghom and Elizabeth Ellen Ranson. Margaret d 27 May 1949 at
58 Gardner Street, Glasgow of cerebral thrombosis and hypostatic pneumonia.
ARCHIBALD'S occupation in 1889 is listed as a commercial traveler and was
later listed as Oil Merchant'. It is believed that ARCHIBALD had a business
partner named Johnston. In 1910 ARCHIBALD left his wife and children in
Glasgow and traveled to New Zealand by himself. He returned to Scotland
for a visit in 1912. When ARCHIBALD returned to New Zealand, his son,
JAMES MOWBRAY KINGHORN ARROLL, accompanied him. He was
living at 245 Madras Street, Christchurch, New Zealand when he d on 16 Aug
1935. He was buried at Bromley, Christchurch, New Zealand. ARCHIBALD
and Margaret had:
2-11-1 GERTRUDE MARGARET ARROLL, b 6 Oct 1887 at 3 Henderson
Street, Kelvin, Glasgow. She was an invalid with multiple sclerosis and
d 4 Feb 1936 at Hillhead, Glasgow.
2-11-2 HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL, b 16 Oct 1889 at 35 St. Clair Street,
Glasgow and d 5 Apr 1890 in Kelvin, Glasgow of "congestion of the
lungs".
2-11-3 JAMES MOWBRAY KINGHORN ARROLL, b 24 Jun 1891 at Wood
Street, Partick, Glasgow. He traveled to New Zealand with his father in
1912. JAMES was a film company manager and a dairy farmer. He m
1st to Esther Alice Horton on 1 Dec 1917 at St. Andrew's Church,
Auckland. Esther was b 28 July 1899 at Birkenhead, Auckland, the
daughter of John Horton, a farmer, and Rosetta Mary White. The couple
lived in Lynn, Auckland and had two children. The couple was divorced
in 1923 and JAMES m 2nd in 1925 to Margaret Elizabeth O'Keefe.
JAMES d 8 Apr 1972 of acute bronchitis and congestive heart failure.
He was living at 15 Jocelyn Crescent Upper Hutt, Wellington, New
Zealand. Esther Alice Arroll m 2nd circa 1940 to Richard Hewitson.
Esther d 31 Mar 1972, age 72, and was living at 413A Glenfield Road,
Birkenhead, Auckland at the time of her death JAMES and Esther had;
2-11-3-1 MARGARET WINIFRED ARROLL, b 16 Dec 1918 in New
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Zealand. She m circa 1944 to Alfred Skelton and in 1986 lived in
Brown's Bay, Auckland. The couple had five children: Heather, Donald,
Keith, Valerie and George.
2-11-3-2 COLIN JOHN ARROLL, b 2 May 1921 in Auckland, Zealand.
He attended Dilworth School in Auckland (1931-37). During WW II he
served in the NZ Territorial Army in both the medical corp and the 15th
Heavy Antiaircraft Regiment (4 May 1939-Jul 1943). He served in Egypt
and Italy from Aug 1943 to Jan 1946 in the 7th Anti-Tank Regiment and
NZ Medical Corps. He was posted to Florence, Italy as 2nd Lt. as part
of J-Force for the occupation of Japan. He returned to New Zealand Apr
1946. He owned the Rothesay Bay Pharmacy, Rothesay Bay, Auckland
(1953-76). He "retired" for one year. He owned the Lake Road
Pharmacy, Belmont, Auckland (1977-81). He m 23 Aug 1947 to Stella
Mavis Hastie in Auckland. Stella was b 15 Aug 1920. They had:
2-1 1-3-2-1 DENISE ARROLL, b 10 Mar 1950 m New Zealand. Denise
was an advertising media assistant. She m 1st on 11 Aug 1972 to
Thomas James Danks at Kensington, England. Thomas, a mechanical
engineer, was b circa 1950 the son of Frederick William Danks, a
mechanical engineer. They were living at Searsdale Villas, London,
England when they married. DENISE m 2nd on 1 Feb 1976 to Paul
Max Muller at Auckland. Paul was a chef from Zurich, Switzerland.
The couple lived in Calgary, Alberta, Canada where Paul was a chef
at the Calgary Petroleum Club (1978-79), and in Zurich, Switzerland
(1979-82). Since 1982 the family lived in Glenfield, Auckland, New
Zealand where Paul was a hotel chef. They had: Deborah Luisa, b 30
Mar 1986.
2-1 1-3-2-2 BRUCE ARROLL, b 15 Aug 1952 in New Zealand. He m on
26 Apr 1982 to Christine Reynolds in Dundas, near Toronto, Ontario.
Christine was b 6 Dec 1947 in Hamilton, New Zealand. BRUCE, a
medical doctor, attended Auckland Medical School and then took post
graduate work in family medicme at McMasters University in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. During his final year of training, BRUCE
spent three months in Nepal in the Himalayas. BRUCE was awarded
a Rotary Scholarship for being named the best all around student.
BRUCE practiced medicine in the towns and villages of British
Columbia, including St. James, Ft. Eraser, and Lillooet. In 1987 he
completed his studies toward a M.HSc. in clinical epidemiology at the
University of British Columbia and Vancouver General Hospital,
Vancouver, B.C. Christine Reynolds was a credit union manager in
New Zealand and Ontario. In 1989 BRUCE was an advisor to the
Health Department of New Zealand on an overhaul of the health care
system in New Zealand. In 1991 he was appointed as Senior Lecturer
in the Department of General Practice at the University of Auckland.
In May 1993 BRUCE received a Ph.D. in Community Health from
The University of Auckland. In 1993 he was the chairman of the Fred
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Hollows Foundation of New Zealand and Christine was studying for
a degree in accounting. Christine enjoyed weaving and BRUCE was
a squash player. They had:
2-11-3-2-2-1 JUSTINE MARGARET LOUISE ARROLL, b 31 Jan
1983 at Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.
2-11-3-2-2-2 NICOLA ESTHER ARROLL, b 23 Jul 1984 at
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.
2-11-3-2-2-3 MICHAEL COLIN ERNEST ARROLL, b 16 May 1986
at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
2-11-4 ARCHIBALD ERASER GRAHAM ARROLL, b 4 Oct 1894 at 65
Cambridge Dr., Maryhill, Glasgow. ARCHIBALD was a draughtsman and a
scientific instrument maker. He was m on 3 Jun 1920 to Isabella Bain White,
according to the forms of the United Free Church of Scotland, in Blythswood,
Glasgow. Isabella was b circa 1894, the daughter of Thomas Glen White, a
yam merchant, and Isabella Bain. He was living at 18 Blythswood Drive,
Glasgow and Isabella at 494 Great Western Road, Glasgow when they
married. She d 8 Mar 1981 at Glasgow of arteriosclerosis and senile
dementia. ARCHIBALD d 4 Jul 1965 in Glasgow. They had:
2-11-4-1 WINIFRED ISOBEL ARROLL, b 4 Jan 1921 at 41 Dudley
Street, Glasgow. "WINNIE" was an Assistant Collector of Taxes. She
m 28 Feb 1955 to Alfred William Poole at 183 Bath Street, Blythswood,
Glasgow. Alfred was a process engraver. He was b circa 1912, the son
of Alfred Poole, an explosives worker, and Mabel Pounder. WINIFRED
was living at 6 Woodcroft Avenue, Glasgow and Alfred at 12 Southbrae
Drive, Glasgow when they married. In 1987 WINNIE was a widow with
no family. She resided at 6 Castle Mains Road, Milngavie, Glasgow.
2-11-5 WINIFRED EDITH ARROLL, b 26 Jun 1899 at Partick, Glasgow and
d 8 Nov 1983 at New Kilpatrick. WINIFRED was a bookkeeper. She m 12
Jun 1929 to Samuel Mclntyre at Burlington House, Glasgow, according to the
forms of the Church of Scotland. Samuel, a mercantile cashier, was b circa
1895, the son of William Young Mclntyre (dec), a brass engraver, and Sarah
Little. Samuel died as a result of injuries sustained during WW I. They had
a son, James Ainslie Mclntyre, "who was a most brilliant scholar". He was
a minister and lecturer at Glasgow University. He m 1st on 19 Sept 1961 to
Elizabeth B. Cameron and they had two sons: Nigel Gordon, b 9 Dec 1966
and Malcolm Inez Ian, b 21 Apr 1969. He m 2nd on 7 Sept 1983 to Inez
Margaret Hamilton. They had no family. They lived at 60 Bonnaughton
Road, Bearsden, Glasgow.
2-11-6 CONSTANCE AMY ARROLL, b 18 May 1904 and m 2 Sept 1938 to Jim
Heron. She was known as "AMY". They had one son, Richard Grahame
Mowbray Heron, b 16 Dec 1944. Richard was a farm manager. He m —
and later separated. They had: Joanne Katherine, b 26 May 1967, and Jason
Gordon Heron, b 6 Nov 1969. AMY was honorary Vice President of the Isle
of Arran Conservative and Unionist Association. AMY enjoyed working for
the Kirk. In 1990 AMY lived at 22 MacKelvie Road, Lamlash, Isle of Arran.
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2-11-7 RICHARD HUBBARD ARROLL, b 19 Oct 1905 in Glasgow.
RICHARD ARROLL immigrated to Bombay, India as a result of the
depression in Glasgow. In 1987 RICHARD lived at Flat-306, Sylveton, 102
Wodehouse Road, Bombay 420-005. RICHARD was apprenticed to Wilson
Sterling & Co. in 1923. He later joined Blackie & Son (India) Ltd., a large
publishing company, as an accountant. He then joined The Standard
Literature Co. Ltd., Calcutta, as Finance Controller. "RICHARD earned a
princely sum compared to what he could earn in Scotland, and he was able to
live quite well in India and sent money home to his mother in Glasgow."
RICHARD was Vice President in charge of Accounting for J. Walter
Thompson Advertising, a United States company, with its head office on
Madison Avenue in New York City. RICHARD also was J.W.T.'s attorney
for Pakistan, Ceylon, Burma and Japan. He started with Shaw Wallace & Co.
in Karachi in 1947 and took J. Walter Thompson's business with him. He
then joined the company Sandoz (in 1987 the company had grown to be a
large conglomerate) and later the shipping company, Isbrandtsen Ltd.
RICHARD left Shaw Wallace as they objected to his marriage with an Indian
woman. RICHARD m 1st circa 1943-44 to Dolores Maria Lisboa, a beautiful
Portugese Goan. Dolores (Doris) was known as "Peggy". She was the
adopted daughter of a well-known Portugese doctor. Dolores was b 22 Mar
1908. She was a copy typist. Dolores relocated to London in 1954 in order
to raise her son in England. She moved to London when their son,
GRAHAM, was ten years old, because RICHARD did not feel that there was
a future for his son in India. RICHARD would visit his family in London
every three years or so when he was traveling on business to New York on
"home leave". Dolores d 25 Feb 1974 at South London Hospital, Clapham,
London of cerbral hemorrhage. RICHARD m 2nd to Rita Josephine De
Souza. RICHARD was in the Indian Army m WW II. He was Field Cashier
in Deolali, Assistant Field Controller of Military HQ and Base Cashier in
Embarkation HQ. RICHARD was offered a GSOI's position in New Delhi
with a rank of Colonel. He turned the position down. RICHARD d 22 Mar
1989 in Bombay, India.
2-11-7-1 GRAHAM ARROLL, b circa 1944 in Bombay, India, son of
RICHARD and Dolores. He moved to London from Bombay with his
mother in 1954. GRAHAM never saw much of his father because
RICHARD only came to London about every three years to visit his
family. GRAHAM m in 1972 to Margaret "Midge" Evans, a medical
laboratory technologist. Margaret was the daughter of a US Army
Officer. Margaret was working in London where the couple met in 1971.
They were m in Atlanta, Georgia and then returned to live in London.
GRAHAM and Margaret lived in London until 1974 when GRAHAM'S
mother, Dolores, died. GRAHAM and Margaret moved to Atlanta where
they lived for two years. The family relocated to Largo, Florida in 1976
and then to Arizona City, Arizona in 1979 where the couple was living
in 1988. GRAHAM was a city planner, employed by Pinia County, with
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offices in Tucson. He was the Chief Zoning Inspector for the Planning
and Development Services Department. Midge was employed by the
Case Grande Regional Medical Center and traveled to various parts of the
United States in the performance of her responsibilities. In 1989 the
family relocated to Liskeard, England. GRAHAM and Margaret had two
daughters:
2-11-7-1-1 AMY CAROLINE ARROLL, b 30 Jun 1975 m Atlanta,
Georgia.
2-11-7-1-2 MEGAN ANN ARROLL, b 8 Nov 1978 in Atlanta, Georgia.
2-11-7-2 WALTER MICHAEL ARROLL, b circa 1960 in Bombay, India, son
of Rita Josephine de Souza and RICHARD ARROLL. WALTER was
employed by a private export agency in 1990. He m Rita — circa 1991.
2-12 ISABELLA McPHEE ARROLL, b circa 1866 and d 18 Jan 1942 at Calderhead.
2-13 REBEKAH ARROLL, b 14 Feb 1868 at Helensburgh and d 25 Dec 1945 at
70 West Clyde Street, Helensburgh of cardiac syncope. The informant on her death
was her nephew, A.M. ARROLL of 5 William Street, Helensburgh. BECKY, as she
was known, worked in the family fruiterer's shop.
2-14 EDWARD ARROLL, b 18 Jul 1870 at Helensburgh and d 10 Sept 1872, age
2, at West Clyde Street, Helensburgh of diarrhea.
(A) Descendents of MARY BALLINGALL KATE ARROLL. (See paragraph 2-3-1,
Page 185.)
I MARY BALLIGALL KATE ARROLL, b 13 Aug 1887 in Bridgeport,Connecticut.
She m 27 Jul 1909 to George Herbert Lamson II. George was professor and Dean of
Science at the University of Connecticut. KATE d 25 May 1973. KATE and George
Lamson had:
1 Arroll Liscomb Lamson, b 4 Feb 1911 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Arroll graduated
with a B.S. from the University of Connecticut and a M.S. from the University of
Maine. Arroll was a Wildlife Biologist for the State of Connecticut (1938-72). He
m 26 Oct 1935 to Marguerite (Peggy) Brechbuhler at Waterbury, Connecticut.
Peggy was b 1 1 Apr 1912. She graduated from the University of Connecticut in
1934 with a B.S. and from the University of Hartford with a M.Ed, degree in 1955.
Peggy was a teacher for 23 years. They had:
1-1 George Herbert Lamson III, b 21 Feb 1940. He m 7 Sept 1968 to Susan
Lippert at Lincoln, Nebraska Susan was b 12 Nov 1943. She was a graduate
of Michigan State University with a B.A. Degree and received her M.Ed, from
the University of Chicago. She was a Special Education
Teacher-Administration. George graduated with a B.A. from Princeton
University in 1963 and a Ph.D. from Northwestern University in Economics.
George did a formal survey of Liberia and Monrovia and he was also a W.A.
Williams Professor Department of Economics at Carlton College, Northfield,
Minnesota. In 1991 George was Director of Seminar in Economics, Kings
College, Cambridge University, England. He was accompanied by his wife,
Susan, and son, Brandon, in England. George and Susan had:
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1-1-1 Scott Gordon Lamson, b 19 May 1972 at Northfield, Minnesota. In
1992 Scott was a student at the University of Minnesota.
1-1-2 Brandon Arroll Lamson, b 20 Feb 1976 at Northfield, Minnesota.
1-2 Robert Arroll Lamson, b 15 Jan 1943. He m 5 Aug 1967 to Cheryl Elliott at
Simsbury, Connecticut. Cherrie was b 20 Nov 1944. She graduated from the
University of Illinois with a B.A. in Business Teaching. Robert was an
architect who graduated with a B.A. from the University of Illinois in
Architecture. Robert and Cheryl had:
1-2-1 Stephanie Ann Lamson, b 30 Jun 1968 At DeWitt Army Hospital, Ft.
Belvoir, Virginia. Stephanie graduated with a B.A. from Cornell
University in 1991. In 1991 she was a student at the University of
Michigan, working toward her Master's degree.
1-2-2 Craig Arroll Lamson, b 29 Jun 1972 in Winsted, Connecticut. In 1991
Craig Arroll was a student at Wesleyan University.
(B) Descendents of LAURA HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL. (See Paragraph 2-3-2.
Page 185.)
1 LAURA HELENA HUBBARD ARROLL, b 13 Aug 1887 in Connecticut. She m
circa 1906 to Alfred Irving Merkle. Alfred was b in Hoboken, New Jersey. Alfred
was b 18 Aug 1876 and d in 1931 of a heart attack. They had:
1 Ida Katherine Merkle, b 12 Apr 1907 in Weehawken, New Jersey. Ida m Arthur
Bradshaw. Arthur had been employed on Wall Street. Circa 1947 Ida
Katherine and her family relocated to a dairy farm in Guilford, New Jersey.
Ida Katherine became a school teacher while raising the family on the farm.
In 1965 her husband became the director of all property taxes for the State of
Vermont. At that time the family left the farm and moved to Barre, Vermont
to be near Montpelier, the state capital. In 1991 Ida Katherine lived in Barre,
Vermont. Ida Katherine and Arthur had:
1-1 Douglas Bradshaw, b circa 1941. Douglas m Priscilla Stevens who was
from Hamilton, Maine. Priscilla was employed by a travel agency.
Douglas was Superintendent of Schools in Cooperstown, New York.
They had:
1-1-1 Rachael Bradshaw. Rachael graduated from Keene College, New
Hampshire. Rachael worked with troubled children.
1-1-2 Ann Bradshaw. Ann m Joel Lord. Joel graduated from Colgate
University. In 1991 he was working on his Ph.D. in Psychology.
Ann and Joel worked with troubled people at the Four Winds Co.
1-2 Barbara Bradshaw Barbara m — Slayton and they lived in Montpelier,
They had three children.
1-2-1 Peter Slayton. In 1991 he attended Cal Tech and majored in
Chemistry.
1-2-2 Douglas Slayton. In 1991 he attended college in California.
1-2-3 Debbie Slayton. Debbie was in the computer business.
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2 Edward Merkle, b in Weehawken Heights, New Jersey. Edward m and they had:
2-1 Jane Merkle, b 24 Aug 1939. Jane graduated from Sweet Briar College.
Jane m Lou Borden of the Borden Company family. In 1991 she lived in
Denver, Colorado.
2-2 Edward Merkle, b 28 Aug 1938. In 1991 he lived in Hope, New Jersey.
Ned, as he was known, was involved in Real Estate.
3 Richard Merkle, b in Weehawken Heights, New Jersey. Dick, as he was known,
m Edith Glanz. They had:
3-1 Alan Merkle. Alan m Karen — . They had:
3-1-1 Brad Merkle.
3-1-2 Scott Merkle.
3-2 Linda Merkle. Linda m Paul — . They had:
3-2-1 David — .
3-3 Laurie Merkle. Laurie m Rick — . They had two sons.
4 Mary Merkle, b circa 1917 in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. Betty, as she was
known, m Robert Roggs. Robert was a chemist for Argo Starch. He was a
graduate of Cooper University, New York City. Mary was an invalid in 1991,
a condition which started in 1983. They had:
4-1 Betsy Rogg. Betsy lived in Pennsylvania and did art work.
4-2 Peter Rogg. Peter lived in Colorado and had his own business in
plastics.
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X JAMES ARROL
I JAMES ARROL(L), b 8 Feb 1788, bapt 9 Feb 1788 at Row, Dumbartonshire, and died
by 1863. (See Section V, Paragraph 5, Page 164.) JAMES was a weaver and a
soldier. He m circa 1820 to Grace Balfour, daughter of Robert Balfour and Barbara
Nicholson, who was b circa 1789/90 and d 10 Jan 1865, aged 75, at Hutchensontown,
Glasgow. JAMES ARROL was probably deceased by 1841 when Grace was traced in
the census returns of Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch, as Grace Horn (wife of David
Horn). The 1841 census also shows living with David and Grace Horn: William Horn,
age 14; Jean Horn, age 12; Janet Horn, age 10; John Horn, age 10; ANN ERROL, age
9; WILLIAM ERROL, age 12; and ROBERT ERROL, age 6. Her son, ROBERT,
registered her death when she died at 199 Crown Street in Glasgow. JAMES and
Grace had the following children:
1 JAMES ARROL(L), b circa 1822 at Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. JAMES was a
weaving factory beamer and a cotton mill porter who lived at 19 Brown Street,
Glasgow. He m 7 Nov 1845 to Catherine Reilly in Kirkintilloch. She was b circa
1826/35 in Glasgow. She was the daughter of Peter Reilly and Catherine
Richardson. JAMES d 10 Dec 1884 at Bridgeton, Glasgow, age 61. Catherine d 2
Dec 1917 at 14 Young Terrace, Glasgow of old age and debility. They had:
1-1 JAMES ARROL, b 7 Nov 1845.
1-2 JANE ARROL, b circa 1847. JANE was a power loom operator. She m 1st on
31 Dec 1875 to William Robertson at Bethany Church, Glasgow, according to
the rites of the Congregationalists. William was b circa 1845, the son of
William Robertson, an iron carter, and Margaret Pallak. William was a
contractor's carter and a widower. J/VNE was living at 56 Water Street,
Glasgow, and William at 47 Water Street, Glasgow when they married. William
d prior to 1908. JANE m 2nd to John Watson on 29 Dec 1908 at 13 Grove
Street, Glasgow, according to the forms of the United Free Church
Congregationalists. John, a widower, was a bookmaker b circa 1868, the son of
Hugh Watson, a tanner, and Mary Marshall. JANE d 5 May 1916 at Shettleston,
Glasgow of carcinoma of the breast and carcinoma of the liver.
1-3 PETER ARROL, b 25 Sept 1857 at Kirkintilloch
1-4 GRACE ARROL, b circa 1859. GRACE m 9 Sept 1885 to John McDougall at
Vestry, Elgin Place Congregational Church. John was a potato merchants carter.
They had: 1) Catherine McDougall, b 26 Sept 1878 and d 24 Dec 1878 at 289
Garscube Road, Glasgow of bronchitis; 2) Agnes McDougall, b 15 Apr 1880 at
102 Potterrow, Glasgow and d 7 Dec 1884 at 59 Clyde Street, Port Dundas,
Glasgow of scarlatina; 3) Allan McDougall, b 21 Oct 1883 at 59 Clyde Street,
Port Dundas, Glasgow; and 4) John McDougall, b 24 Feb 1885 at 59 Clyde
Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow. GRACE was a power loom weaver and in 1883
she was a housekeeper. John was a carter. GRACE may have had:
1-4-1 CHARLOTTE ARROL, b 26 Sept 1875 at 21 Greenhead Street, Glasgow.
1-5 ANN ARROL, b circa 1859 and d 18 Nov 1863 at 15 London Road, Glasgow.
She died of debility as a dispensary patient at 3/4 years of age.
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1-6 AGNES JAR VIE ARROL, b 25 Aug 1860 at Kirkintilloch. AGNES was a
French polisher. She m 31 Aug 1883 to Peter Shearer at 19 Brown Street,
Bridgeton, Glasgow, according to the rites of the Congregationalists. Peter, an
engine fitter, was the son of William Shearer, an engine man, and Catherine
Hughes. AGNES lived at 19 Brown Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow and Peter was
living at 714 Springbum Road when they married. AGNES d 7 May 1945 at
14 Young Terrace, Glasgow of senile degeneration. They had: Jean Shearer.
1-7 ANN ARROL, b 15 Feb 1863 at High Street, Kirkintilloch. ANNIE was a
gingham powerloom weaver. She m 5 Sept 1884 to Joseph Simpson at 19
Brown Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. Joseph, a cotton factory card grinder, was
the son of William Simpson, a cotton factory card grinder, and Mary Peebles.
He lived at 499 Dalmamabold and ANN lived at 19 Brown Street.
1-8 ANNIE ARROL, b 17 Mar 1865 at 14 Dunolly Street, Glasgow.
1-9 CATHERINE ARROL, b 10 Aug 1870 at 65 High Street, Glasgow, Central
District. CATHERINE was a french polisher. She never married. She d 8 Aug
1892 at 123 1/2 Castle Street, Glasgow of phithsis pulmanatis.
2 WILLIAM ARROLL, b circa 1828 at Kirkintilloch. He was a cotton weaver and
coal miner. In 1851 he was at Martlands Land, Hillhead, Kirkintilloch and in 1861
at 5 Passover Road, Mid Old Monkland. He d 21 Apr 1863, age 35, at Mid Old
Monkland. His death was registered by his brother, ROBERT. He m 23 Dec 1849
to Sarah Ann McMeekin (also spelled McMichan and Meechan) at Kirkintilloch.
Sarah Ann was b 1831/33 at County Antrim, Northern Ireland and was a farm
labourer, daughter of John McMeekin and Sarah Crosset. Sarah Ann m 2nd to
William Houghton. She d 3 Jan 1917, age 83, at Possilpark, Glasgow. WILLIAM
and Sarah Ann had:
2-1 JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1850 and d 16 Nov 1856, age 6, at Mid Old
Monkland.
2-2 SARAH ARROLL, b circa 1854 at Old Monkland. In 1861 she lived at 5
Passover Row, Mid Old Monkland. SARAH m circa 1879 to John Wilkinson.
John was a chemical work labourer. In 1918 they were living at 485
KeppochhiU Road, Glasgow. SARAH d 16 Dec 1918 at Milton, Glasgow of
carcinoma of the uterus.
2-3 ANN (ANNIE) ARROLL, b 3 Jan 1859 at Old Monkland. ANNIE was a
steamloom weaver. She m 31 Dec 1880 to Alexander Lawther at 252
Springbum Road, Glasgow. Alex, an iron forger, was b circa 1856, the son of
Alexander Lawther, a blacksmith, and Jane Rankin. ANNIE was living at 300
Springbum Road and Alexander was living at 252 Springbum Road when they
married. ANNIE d 30 Jan 1896 at Glasgow.
2-4 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 1 1 Feb 1861 at Old Monkland, Mid-District. WILLIAM
was an iron moulder in the Hyde Park North British Locomotive Works,
Springbum. He joined the British Army, serving in the 2nd Battalion, Black
Watch Regiment, for twenty-seven years. He served in South Africa during the
Boer War and was also stationed at Gibraltor. He m on 3 Dec 1883 to Laura
Matilda Pink at Portsea Island, England. When they married, WILLIAM was
a Private, 42nd Royal Highlanders. He was stationed at the Cambridge
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Barracks. Laura was living at East Lodge, Lenox Road, Southsea, England.
Laura was b circa 1861, the daughter of Henry Pink, a carpenter. She d 22 May
1935. WILLIAM d 23 Jan 1941 at 23 Arthur Street, Glasgow of senile
myocardial degeneration. He was 79 years of age. They had:
2-4-1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 7 Apr 1885 at 518 Springbum Road, Springbum
and d 1909, age 25. He never married. He worked as an iron moulder at
North British Locomotive Works, Springbum. WILLIAM was musical and
played the organ. He was a religious person. WILLIAM had poor health
owing to a heart condition. He lived at 106 Keppochhill Road,
Springbum.
2-4-2 JOHN ARROL, b 25 Apr 1886 at 106 Keppochhill Road, Springbum.
JOHN served in the British Army during WW I as a Private, 5th Battalion,
The Highland Light Infantry. JOHN was a machine gunner and was taken
prisoner. After the war he was an iron moulder for the North British
Locomotive Works in Springbum. He m 1st on 25 Dec 1907 to Elizabeth
Margaret Stewart, a sewing machinist. They married at Blackfriar's Manse,
Glasgow. Elizabeth lived at 69 Stirling Road, Glasgow and was the
daughter of William Stewart, boilermaker, and Helen Moore. Elizabeth d
8 Apr 1929. JOHN m 2nd on 17 Nov 1933 to Mary NicoU at Kent Road
Church, Glasgow, according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. He
lived at 243 Borron Street, Glasgow in 1933. Mary, b circa 1881, was the
daughter of Margaret Nicoll, a weaver. She lived at 22 Arthur Street,
Glasgow. She had been m twice previously to — Bums and to — Wills.
Mary d prior to 1943. JOHN m 3rd on 14 May 1943 to Mary King Bond
Chalmers at Possilpark, Glasgow. Mary King was b 1 Dec 1907, the
daughter of Walter Chalmers (dec), an iron bridge builder, and Isabella
King. She was living at 735 Hawthom Street, Glasgow and he resided at
3 Stevens Street, Glasgow. JOHN d 12 Aug 1950 at 6 Ashvale Row, East
Glasgow of carcinoma of the stomach with secondaries in the ribs and
spine in addition to arteriosclerosis. Mary d 2 Jul 1968 at the Royal
Infirmary, Glasgow of acute pumlent bronchitis. In 1968 Mary King lived
at 735 Hawthom Street, Glasgow. JOHN and Elizabeth had:
2-4-2-1 ELLEN TERESA ARROL, b 25 Jul 1908 at 74 St. Mungo Street.
Glasgow. ELLEN m 28 Jun 1929 to James O'Brien at Elgin Church,
Glasgow. James was b circa 1907, the son of James O'Brien, a coal
miner, and Agnes Ferns. ELLEN was living at 479 Keppochhill Road
and James at 38 Mansion Street, Glasgow when they married.
2-4-2-2 WILLIAM ARROL, b 11 Nov 1909 at 105 Momn Street, in the
Possilpark, Springbum District of Glasgow. WILLIAM was an
engineer's machinist and steel erector's labourer. He m 28 Oct 1932
to Gertrude "Gerty" Mutter at Milton, Glasgow. Gertrude, b circa
1913, was the daughter of Edward Stanley Mutter, a circus caretaker,
and Jane Henderson. They lived at 27 Phoenix Park Terrace,
Glasgow. The marriage failed and WILLIAM settled in England.
Their two sons remained with their mother who remarried on 13 Jul
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1951 to David Binnie. Gertrude was a book saleswoman. David, an
electric welder, was b circa 1914, the son of Andrew Binnie, an iron
plater, and Margaret Spence. David was living at 4 Stow Street,
Glasgow and Gertrude was living at 27 Phoenix Park Terrace,
Glasgow when David and Gertrude married. He m 2nd to Mary
Johnson (formerly Walton) circa 1950. Mary was an Engineers
Capstan Operator and WILLIAM was an aircraft engineers machine
operator for DeHaviland, later Bristol-Siddley, and more recently Rolls
Royce Ltd. In 1952 WILLIAM and Mary lived at 199 St. Albans,
Watford, England. They had one son, GEOFFREY (see page 202).
Mary d 28 Oct 1970 at the General Hospital, West Herts Wing,
Hemel, Hempstead, Herford. WILLIAM m 3rd on 22 Apr 1972 to
Gladys May Norman at St. Michael and All Angels Church, St.
Michael, Watford. Gladys was b circa 1921. Gladys had been
married previously. She was a clerk. WILLIAM was living at 54
High Acres, Abbott Langley, Hertford, England. There were no
children of the 3rd marriage. WILLIAM d 11 Dec 1977 at Johnson
Hospital, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England of a cerebrovascular
accident and congestive heart failure. WILLIAM and Ruby had:
2-4-2-2-1 JOHN ARROL, b 21 May 1933 at Balomock Road,
Glasgow. JOHN was a millwright when he m on 28 Feb 1958 to
Sarah McLeod Dallas at St. Kioran's Dean Park Parish Church,
Glasgow. Sarah, b 7 Jun 1937, was a leather bag machinist living
at 77 Copland Road, Glasgow. She was the daughter of Roderick
Dallas, a bonded warehouse foreman, and Jean Nairn Pelan. In
1959 they lived at 255 Barron Street, Glasgow and in the 1960's
they lived at 30 Howgate Road, Hamilton In circa 1972 JOHN
was employed m Toronto, Ontario, Canada for about three years.
He returned to Scotland and was employed by the Strathclyde
Regional Council as a maintenance engineer. In 1990 they
resided at 15 Laurelbank, Fairhill, Hamilton. They had:
2-4-2-2-1-1 AILEEN JOAN ARROL, b 21 Nov 1959 at
Robroyston Hospital, Provan, Glasgow. AILEEN was a
shorthand typist. She m 20 Mar 1982 to Paul George Mather
at Trinity Church, Hamilton. Paul, a metallurgist, was b 18
Feb 1960, the son of Thomas George Mather, an inspector of
taxes, and Evelyn Georgina Gray Crichton. AILEEN was
living at 15 Laurel Bank, Hamilton and Paul at 14 Carrie Ct.,
Hamilton when they married. Her sister, SHARON, was a
witness to the weddmg.
2-4-2-2-1-2 SHARON ADA ARROL, b 23 Apr 1963 at Beckford
Lodge, Hamilton.
2-4-2-2-1-3 SCOTT JONATHAN ARROL, b 16 Nov 1966 at
Beckford Lodge, Hamilton.
2-4-2-2-1-4 ROSS JOHN ARROL, b 19 Feb 1969 at Hamilton.
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2-4-2-2-2 WILLIAM STANLEY ARROL, b 24 May 1938 at 63 Possil
Road, Milton, Glasgow. STAN, as he was known, was an
engineer's draughtsman and lived at 61 Cathay Street, Glasgow.
He m 1st on 6 Feb 1959 to Christine Boyce Allan at Colston
Milton Church, Glasgow. Christine was b 15 Sept 1939. She
was an engineer's tracer and lived at 255 Borron Street, Glasgow,
the daughter of Hugh Allan, taxi driver, and Christine McLean
Boyle. The family immigrated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada m
1960 and returned to Scotland in 1962. The family relocated to
San Diego, California in 1966 for a brief period but then settled
permanently in Canada. In 1991 Christine resided in San Diego,
California. STANLEY and Christine divorced and STAN m 2nd
on 24 May 1974 to Beverlee Ann Margaret Blampied in
Montreal, Quebec. The couple was divorced in Aug 1980 and
STAN m 3rd on 13 Sept 1980 to Micheline Marie Suzanne
Normand in Clarenceville, Quebec. The couple divorced in Oct
1984. STAN was employed by Vickers and by the Canadian
Government. In 1991 STANLEY lived in Ottawa, Ontario but
was assigned on a temporary basis to a project for several months
in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. STANLEY and Christine had:
2-4-2-2-2-1 LYNN ALLISON ARROL, b 25 Oct 1959 at 61
Cathay Street, Glasgow. Lynn, as she was known, was bom
in the bed of her grandmother, Gertrude Binne. She m on 20
Aug 1983 to David Birt at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church,
Port Credit, Ontario, Canada. LYNN was a supervisor in a
fruit market operation and David was a welder.
2-4-2-2-2-2 CRAIG STEVEN ARROL, b 19 Sept 1961 m
Montreal, Quebec. CRAIG m 27 Sept 1986 to Dalva
daFonte. Dalva was b 5 Dec 1962 in Southelinho, Portugal.
She was the daughter of Manuel da Fonte and Natalia
Moutinho who were m in Feb 1962 in Portugal. Manuel was
employed in Canada for 13 years before his family joined
him. Manuel was in the mushroom growing business. Dalva
graduated from York University in Nov 1985 with a B.A. in
French Studies. CRAIG graduated from York University,
Toronto with a degree in mathematics. CRAIG owned and
operated a subway sandwich shop circa 1987-88 and in 1991
was employed as an administrative assistant in employee
benefits for Mutual Life of Canada. CRAIG and Dalva had:
2-4-2-2-2-2-1 DAVID RYAN ARROL, b 15 Oct 1988atAjax
and Pickering General Hospital, Ajax, Ontario.
2-4-2-2-2-2-2 STEVEN MICHAEL ARROL, b 13 Dec 1989
at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, Ajax Ontario.
2-4-2-2-2-3 GORDON STANLEY ARROL, b 23 Aug 1 965 at 253
Duke Street, Glasgow. He was known as "GORD". He m
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27 Aug 1988 to Alexandria "Sandy" Leslie McGregor at St.
Marys Anglican Church, Kirkland, Montreal, Quebec. Sandy
was b 16 Apr 1964, the daughter of Gary McGregor and
Geraldine Stroud who were married in 1959.
STANLEY and Beverlee had:
2-4-2-2-2-4 DARREN GRANT ARROL, b 24 Sept 1977 in
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. In 1991 DARREN resided with
his mother in Toronto, Ontario.
2-4-2-2 Continued: WILLIAM and Mary Walton had:
2-4-2-2-3 GEOFFREY ARROL, b 26 Oct 1952 at 43 Kmg Street,
Watford, Hertfordshire, England. GEOFFREY was a senior field
representative in 1987 for Brookwise Service Ltd. In 1990 he
was employed by the Omego Lighting Group of Thorn EMI pic.
He m 30 May 1987 to Linda Alana Hale at the Parish Church of
All Saints, Caddington, Bedfordshire, England. Linda was b in
1962, the daughter of Alan Roy Hale, a painter and decorator.
Linda was living at 40, The Crescent, Caddington and
GEOFFREY at 15, Lambert Court, Bushey Grove Road, Bushey
when they married. Linda was employed at Boots (the Chemists)
in the book department. GEOFFREY and Linda met in May
1985 as GEOFFREY was delivering books to the store where she
was employed. They had:
2-4-2-2-3-1 HAYLEY FRANCESCA ARROL, b 27 Feb 1989 at
Watford General Hospital.
2-4-2-2-3-2 JACK FRAZER ARROL, b 2 Aug 1992 at Watford.
2-4-2-3 ELIZABETH MARGARET STEWART ARROL, b 4 Jun 191 1 at
29 Ayr Street, Glasgow. ELIZABETH was a restaurant kitchen maid.
She m on 12 Jul 1934 to Hugh Campbell McGregor at Lansdowne
Church, Glasgow. Hugh was the son of Hugh McGregor, a rubber
worker, and Elizabeth Cathcart. Hugh, b circa 1911, was a baker. He
lived at 24 Cameron Street, Glasgow and ELIZABETH lived at 4
Cameron Street, Glasgow. In 1950 they lived at 5 Swan Lane,
Glasgow. ELIZABETH d 29 May 1950 at 253 Duke Street, Glasgow
of acute delirious mania and broncho-pneumonia.
2-4-2-4 JOHN ARROL, b 10 Aug 1913 at 65 Mollinsbum Street, Glasgow
and d 26 Feb 1915 at 72 Flemington Street, Glasgow of whooping
cough.
2-4-2-5 MARY HANNAH STEWART ARROL, b 13 Feb 1915 at
Gamgadhill, Glasgow. MARY was a paint factory worker. She m 25
Jun 1937 to William Morrison. They were m at the Milton Parish
Church in Glasgow. William was a sawmill labourer, the son of
Duncan Morrison, an asphalter's labourer, and Catherine Drury. Both
MARY and William were living at 30 Canal Street when they married.
JOHN and Mary King Chalmers had:
2-4-2-6 ISABELLA ARROL, b 15 Sept 1943 at 133 Balomock Street,
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Springbum, Glasgow. ISABELLA never married. She was a clerkess
and lived with her parents at 735 Hawthorn, Glasgow. She d 5 Jan
1963 of right cerebellar fibrillary astrocytoma at Killeam Hospital.
2-4-3 LAURA HARRIET ARROL, b 21 Jan 1895 at Bruce Street, Glasgow and
d 8 Aug 1977 in Glasgow of heart failure. She was cremated at Maryhill
Crematorium, Glasgow. She attended Keppochhill Public School,
Springbum, Glasgow ( 1 900 to 1 909). From 1 909- 1 9 1 7 she was a dispatch
clerkess in a golf ball factory in Glasgow. The factory was located close
to Provands Lordship, the oldest house in Glasgow, which in 1987 was
still standing. LAURA HARRIET m on 19 Apr 1918 to James Venters in
Glasgow. "She was 5'2" tall, determined, and mentally sharp." She has
been described as being proud of her handwriting and an individual who
exhibited extreme neatness in her work. "She was hardworking,
scrupulously honest, very particular as to hygiene and cleanliness, and
almost fanatically tidy, i.e., a place for everything and everything in its
place." The couple had eight children, all b in Glasgow: 1) David, b 13
Jul 1918 and d 1989, 2) William, b 19 Dec 1919; 3) James, b 30 Mar
1922; 4) Robert, b 22 Feb 1925 and d 16 Feb 1985; 5) Laura, b 28 Mar
1928 and m Andrew Frazer; 6) Alan, b 6 Oct 1931; 7) Sarah, b 30 Aug
1933; and 8) Ian, b 21 Feb 1940.
2-4-4 ALBERT EDWARD STEWART ARROL, b 25 Mar 1897 at 106
Keppochhill Road, Springbum, Glasgow. He served as a Private in the
Lovat Scouts Regiment and the Tank Corp during WW 1. He served in
Salonica, Bulgaria and France (1915-1919). He met Ellen Hamilton while
in the service and they m on Fair Thursday 12 Jul 1923 in Possilpark,
Glasgow. Ellen knew John Thomas, author of "The Springbum Story - the
History of the Scottish Railway Metropolis" and other books about the
early railroad history of Scotland. ALBERT worked for the L.N.E.R.
locomotive works, Cowlairs, Springbum. He was an inspector and
eventually a locomotive fitter and an engineer erector. He taught first aid
classes to employees. ALBERT d 30 Apr 1969 at 71 Bedlay Street,
Glasgow of broncho-pneumonia and Parkinson's disease. They had:
2-4-4-1 BARBARA BUCHANAN ARROL, b 14 Jun 1924 at Springbum,
Glasgow. BARBARA, a shorthand typist, lived at 71 Bedlay Street
and m 10 Sept 1956 to James "Budge" Medway at Garrison Church,
Maryhill Barracks, Glasgow. Budge was a Sergeant, Royal Army
Service Corp, son of Walter Medway, a Major in the Royal Horse
Artillery, and Molly Dunn. He d Feb 1988. They had; James
Stewart, Eraser, and John Hamilton.
2-4-5 SARAH McMECHAN(McMEEKIN) ARROL, b 17 Feb 1899 at 37 Bruce
Street, Keppochhill, Glasgow and d circa 1980. She m 17 Jul 1925 to
Hugh Gray at Manse of Cadder, Bishopbriggs. SARAH was a sewing
machinist and lived at 106 Keppochhill Road. Hugh, an engineer's
machineman, was b circa 1898 at 6 Hilton Terrace, Bishopbriggs, the son
of Hugh Gray (dec), a ploughman, and Mary Thom Clelland.
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2-4-6 GRACE VITTIE ARROL, b 9 Aug 1901 at Spnngbum. GRACE was a
bookbinder's assistant. She lived at 106 Keppochhill Road, Springbum,
Glasgow. She m 6 Aug 1920 in Calton, Glasgow to William Kelly, a
window cleaner and glazier. William, b circa 1897, lived at 17 George
Street, the son of William Kelly and Eliabeth Rafter. It is believed
GRACE may have first gone to Canada and then returned to Scotland.
GRACE d 27 Oct 1931 at 15 Valley field Street, Glasgow of pulmonary
tuberculosis.
2-5 JOHN ARROL, b 15 Aug 1856 on Victoria Street, Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire
and d 13 Sept 1925 of pneumonia and cardiac failure. He m 1st on 31 Dec
1878 to Margaret "Maggie" Buchanan at the Brownfield Church of Scotland, 72
Brown Street, Glasgow. Margaret, a cotton loom weaver, was b circa 1858, the
daughter of William Buchanan (dec), iron moulder, and Annie Littlejohn (dec).
She d 15 May 1889, age 32, at 307 Saracen Street, Possilpark, of Addison's
Disease. JOHN was an iron moulder in Springbum, Glasgow. He lived at
various addresses in the 300 block of Saracen Street, 400 block of Keppochhill
Road and at 33 Cowlairs Road, in the St. Rollox, Springbum, and Possilpark
Districts of Glasgow. He m 2nd on 31 Dec 1889 to Margaret Allen Coulthart
at Maryhill, Glasgow. (.See continued. Page 213 for 2nd marriage of JOHN
ARROL.) The children from the 1st marriage of JOHN ARROL were;
2-5-1 ANNIE ARROL, b 3 Dec 1879 at St. Rollox, Glasgow. ANNIE was a
restaurant cook in 1901. She m 1st on 18 Apr 1901 to William Albert
Bailey in Glasgow. William, a railway labourer, was the son of William
Bailey, a hatter, and Elizabeth Bailey. Both ANNIE and William were
living at 329 Saracen Street at the time of their marriage. ANNIE m 2nd
on 8 Apr 1919 to Terence Stewart, an iron moulder, in the Roman Catholic
Church, Glasgow. ANNIE was living at 3 15 Nuneaton Street and Terence
was living at 284 Nuneaton Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow at the time of their
marriage. The informatants of the wedding were William and Annie
Terris. ANNIE d 10 Jun 1961 at 657 Edgetown Road, Glasgow of
adenocarcinoma and bronchopneumonia. ANNIE had a daughter:
2-5-1-1 ANNIE ARROL, b 19 May 1901 at 49 Mansion Street, Maryhill,
Glasgow. ANNIE was a munitions worker. She m 11 Oct 1918 to
William Terris at 50 Struiners Street, Glasgow, according to the forms
of the Established Church of Scotland. William was a lance corporal.
Garrison Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Prior to his miliary service
William was a bottle washer. William was b circa 1896, the son of
Robert Terris, a builder's clerk, and Sarah Jane Wyne. ANNIE d 20
Nov 1952 at Possilpark, Glasgow.
2-5-2 ELIZABETH LIZZIE' ARROL, b 15 Mar 1881 at St. Rollox, Glasgow.
In 1904 she was a restaurant waitress and lived at 309 Saracen Street,
Glasgow. She m 1 Jun 1906 to Thomas Kelly at Carliban Road, Barrhead
in the Congregational Union Church. LIZZIE was a domestic servant and
Thomas was a hammerman. Thomas, b circa 1882, was the son of
William Kelly, a printfield worker, and Agnes Farrell. He was living at 29
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Barnes Street, Barrhead and LIZZIE was living at 33 Cowlairs Road,
Springbum when they were married. LIZZIE d 20 Nov 1952, age 71, at
62 Endrick Street of a cerebral hemorrhage. LIZZIE and Thomas had: 1)
Nessie Kelly; 2) Elizabeth Arrol Kelly; 3) Thomas Kelly; and 4) William
Kelly. Elizabeth Arrol Kelly was b 2 Mar 1908 at 97 Cross Arthurlie
Street, Barrhead, Renfrewshire. She was a motor bus conductor. She m
16 Mar 1929 at 21 Hope Street, Glasgow to Robert Selkirk Lang, a motor
bus driver. Robert was b circa 1901, the son of John Lang (dec), a coal
miner, and Christina Selkirk. Elizabeth was living at 82 Cowlairs Road,
Glasgow when she married. ELIZABETH d 20 Nov 1952 at age 71 of
cardio vascular degeneration and cerebral hemmorhage. They were living
at 62 Enrick Street, Glasgow when ELIZABETH died. ELIZABETH and
Robert had: Elizabeth Arrol Lang and Irene Lang. Elizabeth Arrol Lang
was b 14 May 1929 at 43 Barcaple Street, Glasgow and m 3 Mar 1950 to
Arthur Kidd, a refrigeration engineer, at Cowlairs Church, Glasgow.
Elizabeth Arrol Lang was a dairy assistant. Arthur was the son of William
Kidd (dec), a plumber's assistant, and Catherine McArthur (dec). They
had: Robert Selkirk Kidd, b 26 Aug 1950 at 62 Endrick Street, Glasgow.
Nessie m James Elder. They had three children. Nessie d of bone cancer
and James d shortly thereafter. Thomas m 1st to Jean who died young.
Thomas m 2nd to Georgina. They had three sons, one relocated to Canada
and another to Australia. William Kelly m 1st to May — who d young
leaving two children. William m 2nd to Mary — . ELIZABETH
(LIZZIE) ARROL also had two illegitimate daughters:
2-5-2-1 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 2 May 1901 at 329 Saracen Street,
Glasgow. ELIZABETH m 29 Mar 1923 to Alfred Cole, an engineer's
labourer. Alfred d prior to 1942. ELIZABETH was living at 9
Oxford Street, Glasgow in 1942. ELIZABETH d 2 Dec 1942 at 1301
Govan Road, Glasgow of carcinoma of the breast and secondary
deposits on the lung. The informant on her death was her foster
father, James C. Knox of 189 Mathieson Street, Glasgow.
2-5-2-2 MADGE ARROL, b 20 Apr 1904 at the Maternity Hospital,
Blackfriars, Glasgow. MADGE was a machinist in a boot and shoe
factory. MADGE m 25 Dec 1924 to Percy Booth at Barry, Forfar.
MADGE and Percy had: 1) John and 2) Doreen. John m Helen
Wilboume. They had: 1) Madge and 2) Helen. Prior to her marriage
to Percy she had:
2-5-2-2-1 EDWARD ARROL (BROWN), b 31 Mar 1920 at 59
South Kinloch Street, Carnoustie. EDWARD joined boys service
at fifteen and a half and retired from the Royal Navy following
twenty years service. He later joined the merchant navy and
worked for eight years on cable ships. He m 1st to Rose — - in
Newcastle, England. They had: 1) Edward; 2) Gloria; 3) Valeria;
and 4) Edwina. He m 2nd on 12 May 1960 to Elizabeth Brown
Johnston Harper in Carnoustie. Elizabeth was a canteen
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manageress. She was the daughter of Gracie Harper (afterwards
McCormack).
2-5-2-2-2 ANDREW MORRISON ARROL, b 6 Oct 1922 at 137
Kinloch Street, Carnoustie, Barr)', Forfar. ANDREW'S name
was changed to Andrew Morrison Booth. See RCE Vol 20,
p. 8.) ANDREW was a grocer. He m 3 Jun 1944 to Jane
Lees Nisbet at the manse. Union Place, Hamilton, according
to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Jane was a general
stores assistant, the daughter of James Nisbet, a coal heaver,
and Jemima Pratt. Jane was living at 5 Fairhold Avenue,
Femegair, Hamilton and Andrew at 144 Kinloch Street,
Carnoustie when they were married. In 1944 ANDREW was
a corporal in the Royal Air Force.
2-5-3 JANE ARROL, b 31 Oct 1882 at St. Rollox, Glasgow. In 1901 JANE was
a restaurant kitchen maid. In 1902 she was a restaurant waitress. She
lived at 329 Saracen Street, Maryhill, Glasgow. JANE m on 31 Dec 1902
at Maryhill to William Brown, a coppersmith, also of 329 Saracen Street.
William, b circa 1878, was the son of James Brown, a seaman, and
Margaret Ironside. The couple relocated to Montrose where William
became a jute factory boilerman. In 1917 James was a stoker for a
chemical works. JANE d 10 Dec 1966, at the age of 84, in Surry side
Royal Hospital, Hillside, Montrose, County Argus. She d of
broncho-pneumonia. JANE and James had two children: 1) Lily Brown,
b 23 Oct 1915 at 131 Kinloch Street, Carnoustie and 2) Leonard
Henderson Brown, b 27 May 1917 at South Kinloch Street, Carnoustie.
Leonard m to Isabella Wilboume on 30 Dec 1939 at St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Dundee. Leonard was a machine grinder and can sealer.
Isabella was a confectioner)' worker. She was a sister of Helen Wilboume
(See Paragraph 2-5-2-2, Page 205). Leonard d 28 Aug 1992 of a heart
attack. Leonard and Isabella had 1) Catherine, b 20 July 1946 and 2)
Adeline, b 8 Jul 1950. Catherine m David Scotland. They had: Jill who
m Duncan Brown. JANE ARROL BROWN had a son prior to her
marriage to James Brown:
2-5-3-1 RICHARD ARROL, b 29 Jul 1901 at 329 Saracen Street, Maryhill,
Glasgow and d 19 Aug 1901 of marasmus.
2-5-4 SARAH McMEEKIN ARROL, b 15 Oct 1884 at St. Rollox. She lived
with her parents at 33 Cowlairs Road, Springbum when her daughter,
SARAH, was bom. In 1911 she resided at 24 Kirkpatrick, Glasgow. She
lived at one time at 34 High Street, Edinburgh. SARAH McMEEKIN was
a golf ball factoPr' worker. She d 17 Nov 1915 of acute pneumonia at St.
Giles, Edinburgh. She was unmarried She had:
2-5-4-1 SARAH ARROL, b 14 Nov 1908 at Eastem District Hospital,
Glasgow. She attended Grove Street Institute, Children's Church,
Glasgow. She received a book award on 12 Dec 1921. She was
brought to Canada, circa 1923, by either Margaret Arrol (her
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grandfather's 2nd wife) or WALTER ARROL (her mother's
half-brother). She m circa 1927 probably in Windsor, Ontario to
David Strange and lived in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. David was
employed by Ford Motor of Canada in the late 1920's and was a bus
driver for the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel during the 1930's and 1940's.
They had three children: David, Wilbur and Beatrice.
2-5-4-2 ANNIE CONNELL GORDON (ARROL), b 23 Mar 1911 at
Eastern District Hospital, Glasgow. She was the illegitimate daughter
of James Gordon, a builder's labourer, who lived at 28 Campbell
Street, Johnstone. ANNIE was a threadmill worker. She m 20 Nov
1934 to William McGlinchey at Mary's Chapel, Paisley. Both ANNIE
and William were living at 36 Castle Road, Paisley when they
married. William was a bricklayer labourer and a widower. William,
b circa 1897, was the son of John McGlinchey (dec), a gardener, and
Grace McElhinney (dec).
2-5-5 JOHN ARROL, b 25 Apr 1886 at St. Rollox, Glasgow. He m 1 Jan 1916
to Elizabeth (Bessie) Tannahill at Auchengover, Paisley. Their marriage
banns were proclaimed on 21 Dec 1915 at Coatbridge, Parish Church of
Dundy van. Bessie resided at High Park Cottage, Potterhill, Parish of South
Paisley. Elizabeth, a sewing machinest, was b circa 1886, the daughter
of Andrew Tannahill, a goods carrier, and Annie Lindsay. She was living
at 191 Neilston Road and JOHN, an iron moulder, was residing at 11
Brown Street, Coatbridge, Parish of Dundy van when they married. JOHN
was employed at John Brown Shipyards on the Clydebank. He emigrated
first to Belfast and worked at Harland and Wolff shipyards. JOHN worked
on the "Titantic" while employed at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in
Belfast. He emigrated in March 1930 to Union Bay, Vancouver Island,
British Columbia, Canada and was employed at Union Bay Colliers. His
family joined him later, sailing on the "Duchess of Bedford", and arrived
at the Port of Quebec on 26 Sept 1930. In 1937 the family relocated from
Union Bay to 9 First Street, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. JOHN d 15 Nov
1957 in Nanaimo of bronchial asthma and a heart attack. Bessie d 1 Jul
1979 in Naniamo, Vancouver Island. They had:
2-5-5-1 ANNIE LINDSAY ARROL, b 10 Oct 1918 at 11 Hozier Street,
Coatbridge, Lanarkshire and d circa 1924 of pneumonia in Belfast,
Northern Ireland.
2-5-5-2 ANDREW ARROL, b 20 Jan 1920 at Belfast, Northern Ireland and
d 20 Nov 1982 at Victoria, British Columbia. He m 1st on 16 Apr
1942 to Dorothy Stewart at Garrison Church, Borden, Alton,
Southampton, England during WW II. ANDREW was a Sergeant,
Saskatoon L.I. Royal Canadian Army stationed at Garrison, Borden at
the time of his marriage. Dorothy, a shop assistant, of Chalet Hill,
Borden was the daughter of Percy William Sidney Stewart, a Club
manager. Dorothy came to Canada circa 1944 as a war bride
accompanied by her infant daughter. ANDREW served in the
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Canadian Scottish Regiment (1939-45). His ship was torpedoed en
route to the North African Theatre and he later served in combat in
both North Africa and Italy. The couple divorced circa 1949.
Dorothy m 2nd to — - Critchley. ANDREW m 2nd on 2 Mar 1950 to
Lucille Maxine Roth in Union Bay, Vancouver Island. Immediately
following his military service, ANDREW was employed as a crane
operator at the Canadian Colliers Co., Union Bay. Subsequent
positions were as a postman, bartender, and as a waiter aboard the
CNAV Endeavor. He then was a caretaker at Naval Training
Academy, Esquamalt, Vancouver Island. His daughter from his first
marriage was:
2-5-5-2-1 LYNN ARROL, b 3 Jul 1943 at the Maternity Hospital on
St. Georges Road in Aldershot, Southampton, England. LYNN
was brought to Canada by her mother when she was an infant.
She m circa 1966 and in 1987 she was married and lived in Port
Albemi, Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada. LYNN is believed to
have had three children.
2-5-5-2 ANDREW ARROL (Continued). ANDREW m 2nd on 2 Mar 1950
to Lucille Maxine Roth on Vancouver Island, B.C. Lucille was b 26
Aug 1928 at Consort, Alberta, the daughter of George Roth and
Martha Brethauer Roth Clark of Lincoln, Nebraska. The couple
moved to Bowness, near Calgary, Alberta. They separated in 1962.
ANDREW d 20 Nov 1982 from a fatal heart attack when he ran
upstairs to check on a friend in an upper apartment during a false fire
alarm. ANDREW and Lucille had:
2-5-5-2-2 GLORIA JEAN ARROL, b 15 Jun 1952 at Calgary, Alberta.
GLORIA was baptized by her uncle, EDWARD BUCHANAN
ARROL (See Section X, Paragraph 2-5-6, Page 210). GLORIA
was a cook in a hotel. She m 20 Apr 1968 to Donald McLean at
Rife, Alberta. They divorced in Mar 1976. They had: 1) Kevin,
b 13 Nov 1968; 2) David, b 20 Jan 1972, and 3) Kenneth, b 5
Apr 1973 and d of "crib death" 27 Jul 1973. In 1988 she lived
in Castor, Alberta.
2-5-5-2-3 BRIAN GEORGE ARROL, b 1 Mar 1954 at Calgary,
Alberta. BRIAN was in the Canadian Navy and served on the
Destroyer HMCS Qu-Appel. BRIAN was the ship's diver. He
was employed at the British Bank Note Company in Calgary and
in 1985 relocated to Vancouver where he was production manager
of the Info Corporation that was later acquired by Bowne
Corporation. He m on 26 Sep 1976 to Barbara Jarczewski in
Calgary. Barbara was b 5 May 1956 at Medicine Hat, Alberta,
the daughter of Michael Jarczewski and Bernice Augustiniak.
Barbara was a professional photographer In 1990 she was
employed as a camera and computer salesperson. In 1991 they
lived in Langley, British Columbia. They had:
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2-5-5-2-3-1 ROBERT ADAM ARROL, b 25 Apr 1979 at Holy
Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
2-5-5-2-3-2 CHRISTOPHER TANNAHILL ARROL. b 26 Dec
1982 at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
2-5-5-2-4 CHERYL ANN ARROL, b 24 Feb 1 959 at Calgary, Alberta.
CHERYL was a sales person. She m 24 May 1980 to Jack
Ladick, a computer specialist. They had: Jana Maxine, b 3 1 Dec
1981; Tanis Francine, b 18 Oct 1984; Rachelle Jacqueline, b 8
Dec 1987; and Brett Michael, b 8 Jan 1991. In 1991 the family
lived in Calgary, Alberta.
2-5-5-2 ANDREW ARROL (Continued). ANDREW and Lucille Roth
Arrol separated in 1962. Lucille entered a common law marriage with
Jack Turton by whom she had two children. She gave them the Arrol
name. Jack was b circa 1922, the son of Edward and Hattie Turton.
Lucille d on 22 Oct 1978 following by-pass surgery. In 1989 Jack
was a general labourer. He resided in Castor, Alberta. Jack and
Lucille had:
2-5-5-2-5 Shawna Marie Arrol, b 23 Nov 1964 at Calgary, Alberta,
Canada. She graduated from Gus Wetter High School at Castor,
Alberta in 1982. In the summer of 1988 Shawna was a flight
attendant for Saudi Arabian Airlines. She contracted with the
airline to assist during the season the Moslems make the hadj, or
pilgrimage, to Mecca. She resided in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In
1989 Shawna was an accounts receivable clerk with Fletchers
Fine Foods, Vancouver. Shawna enjoyed writing short stories,
taking long walks on the beach and swimming. In 1991 Shawna
was a consultant to Victor Fine Foods in Lodi, California. Victor
Fine Foods was a subsidiary of Fletchers in Vancouver. In 1993
Shawna was the caredit manager for ECS. Electrical Cable
Supply Ltd., in Richmond, British Columbia Shawna m 5 Sept
1992 to Guy Joseph Pealey at Calgary, Alberta.
2-5-5-2-6 Shane Arrol, b 8 Nov 1968 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Shane was a musician. Shane enjoyed rebuilding trucks. He
installed burglar alarm systems.
2-5-5-3 LILLIAN "LIL" ARROL, b 2 Apr 1924 at Belfast, Northern
Ireland. She immigrated with her family to Canada on 26 Sept 1930.
She was raised in Union Bay and Nanaimo, Vancouver Island and m
8 Dec 1943 to Arthur Ranger at Nanaimo, British Columbia. Art
Ranger was the captain of a ferry boat that ran from Vancouver Island
to Denham Island. They lived at Timberland Park, Ladysmith,
Vancouver Island. They had: 1) Arthur David, b 26 Oct 1946. Arthur
resided in Victoria, British Columbia and was employed as an
operations manager for Ryan Vending Corporation. Arthur was m and
divorced. They had Lee, b 20 Jan 1967 and Kim, b 14 Apr 1971; 2)
John Allen, b 22 Sept 1950, who m 4 Jul 1967 to Debbie — -. Debbie
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was a registered nurse from Brockville, Ontario. Al, as John Allen
was known, was a master mariner. In 1990 he became a British
Columbia deep sea pilot. John and Debbie had Seann, b 7 May 1987,
Kevin, b 28 Oct 1981 and Corey, b 1 1 Jan 1988; 3) Daniel Stuart, b
25 Aug 1957, who m 1 Sep 1979 to Nancy — . Dan was a licensed
gasfitter. They had Lindsay, b 11 Dec 1980 and Chelsea, b 12 Apr
1983; and 4) Jeffrey Wayne, b 1 1 Apr 1955, who m Karen and had
Jeff and Scott. Lillian d 18 Mar 1992 at Nanaimo of a heart attack.
2-5-5-4 JOHN ARROL, b 16 Sept 1928 at Belfast, Northern Ireland. He
immigrated with his mother, brother and sister aboard the "Duchess of
Bedford", landing at the Port of Quebec, Canada on 26 Sept 1930. He
joined his father in Union Bay, Vancouver Island, who had
immigrated there six months previously. He was known as JACK.
He was raised in Union Bay and Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. JACK
was a sheet metal and structural steel estimator. He was employed by
Pacific Sheet Metal Corporation for 37 years (1952-1989). In 1989 he
was employed by Intercraft Contractors, Nanaimo. He m on 27 Jan
1951 to Hilda Irene Bishop in Nanaimo. Hilda, b 8 Jul 1929 at Prince
Albert, Saskatchewan, was the daughter of Frank Henry Bishop and
Gladys Hardy. In 1993 they lived at 1735 Meredith Road, Nanaimo,
Vancouver Island, British Columbia. They had:
2-5-5-4-1 KAREN GAIL ARROL, b 9 Sept 1953 at Nanaimo,
Vancouver Island, British Columbia. She was employed as a
secretar,' for the PCL Construction Co., Calgary, Alberta for a
number of years. In 1993 she was residing in Nanamio.
2-5-5-4-2 VICKI LYNN ARROL, b 8 Jun 1962 at Nanaimo,
Vancouver Island. She attended Malaspino College, Nanaimo.
In 1987 she was a sales person for Lindsay's Office Supply Co.,
Nanaimo. In 1989 she was a manager for Lindsay's. VICKI m
11 May 1991 to Brett Bowater at St. Andrew United Church of
Canada, Nanaimo. Brett was the son of Audrey and George
Johnston. George was killed in a logging accident three months
prior to Brett's birth. Audrey remarried to William Bowater.
2-5-6 EDWARD BUCHANAN ARROL, b 16 Apr 1888 at Maryhill, Glasgow
and d 30 Jul 1965 in Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia,
Canada. He was raised in Possilpark and Springbum, Glasgow. He lived
with his family (1906-1910) at 33 Cowlairs Road while employed as a
telegraph messenger and want ad clerk for "The Scotsman". He
immigrated to Canada in the fall of 1910 as a student missionary for the
Presbyterian Church He matriculated in Queens University, Kingston,
Ontario, in 1913 in Divinity. He served in France during WW I
(1916-18) as a Sergeant with the 7th Canadian General Hospital in
Enaples, France. He returned in 1920 to complete his studies at Queen's
University. He m 2 Sept 1920 to Grace Ruth MacLachlan at Cooke's
Presbyterian Church, Toronto. Grace was b 9 Jan 1893 at Leeds,
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England, the daughter of John MacLachlan from the Isle of Skye,
Scotland, and Harriet Bain, from the Outer Hebrides, Scotland!
EDWARD was a minister for the Presbyterian Church and the United
Church of Canada (1920-60). He was a representative of the Caribou
Conference to the merger agreement in 1925 between many of the
Presbyterian Churches m Canada and the Congregational Church and the
Methodist Church. The couple retired to Victoria, British Columbia.
Grace d Jul 1963 at Victoria, British Columbia and EDWARD d 30 Jul
1965 of angina. They are buried in the Royal Oak Burial Ground at
Victoria, British Columbia. They had:
2-5-6-1 EDWARD BUCHANAN ARROL, b 25 Jul 1922 at Copeland,
Saskatchewan. He attended the University of British Columbia,'
Queens University, Kmgston, Ontario, the Garbett Business College
and the School of Modem Photography. He served in the Royal
Canadian Air Force during WW II (1941-45). He was a gunner in a
Halifax Bomber and flew missions over Germany. He m 27 Sept
1947 to Mary Elizabeth Walsh at Tintem, Ontario. The marriage was
performed by EDWARD'S father, EDWARD BUCHANAN ARROL.
Mary, b 16 Apr 1923 at Bassano, Alberta, was the daughter of David
George Walsh, a Canadian Pacific Railway worker, and Vemie Smith
Ryan, a school teacher. Mary was a graduate of Calgary Normal
School. Mary served in the Royal Canadian Air Force during WW II.
She was an instructor stationed in Yorkshire, England. Mary was a
musician and an elementary school teacher during most of her married
life. EDWARD was a teacher, free-lance writer, reporter, and
photographer during his career. EDWARD d 28 Nov 1985 in
Calgary, Alberta of complications of diabetes. Mary d 24 Mar 1989
of cancer in Calgary, Alberta. They had:
2-5-6-1-1 ANGUS CONAN ARROL, b 4 Nov 1948 at Blairmore,
Alberta. He attended the University of British Columbia and
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. In 1987 ANGUS was
a musician and was employed as a computer specialist for the
Bank of Montreal, Toronto. In 1992 he was single.
2-5-6-1-2 HELEN ARROL, b 6 Oct 1956 at Edmonton, Alberta and
m 1 Oct 1977 to Gordon Beach in Calgary. Gordon was a rugby
player and geologist. HELEN attended the Royal Conservatory
of Music, Toronto in 1979 and was an instructor in fitness
training as well as a piano instructor in both jazz and classical
music. In 1987 the family lived in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
They had Erin, b 5 May 1983, and Jacqueline Marie, b 6 Jul 1987
at Calgary.
2-5-6-2 IAN MacLACHLAN ARROL, b 20 Feb 1924 at Vanderhoof,
British Columbia. He graduated in 1960 from the University of
British Columbia with a B.A. in English and Political Science. He
was a radio announcer in Lethbridge, Vancouver, and Calgary
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(1942-56). He was a news editor-announcer, chief announcer and
announcer for such popular programs on the Canadian National
Network as, "Country Style", "The Record Man", "Old Timers",
"Personal Choice", "The Dinner Bell", "The Voice of the Prairie", and
"A Man and His Music". He interviewed such artists as the Mills
Brothers, Tex Ritter, Hank Snow, and Giselle MacKenzie. He taught
English at Kitsilano High School, Vancouver (1960-62); Discussion
leader, "Planning for World Law", sponsored by the United Nations
and World Federalists of Canada (1963-64); Writer, The Daily
Colonist, Victoria (1964-66); English Instructor, Wobum Collegiate
Institute, Scarborough, Ontario (1966-71); Member of Parliament
(Progressive Conservative), York East (1972-74); English Instructor,
Sir Wilford Laurier Collegiate Institute, Scarborough (1974-75);
President, Don Mills Progressive Conservative Association (1975-77);
and a real estate sales representative (1976-86), Toronto, Ontario He
received awards for being the top salesman of the year for a number
of years. In 1987 he was retired and lived in Victoria, British
Columbia. He was a "Life-Long Bachelor".
2-5-6-3 RUTH ARROL, b 20 May 1926 at N. Wellmgton, British
Columbia. She attended Calgary Normal College and Toronto
Teachers College. RUTH m on 12 Jun 1950 to Tony Peloshok at
Tintem, Ontario. The wedding ceremony was conducted by RUTH's
father, EDWARD ARROL. Tony was a Quality Control Inspector for
General Motors in Oshawa, Ontario. RUTH was a school teacher and
a musician. Both RUTH and Tony performed social service work in
Ecuador, South America. They had: 1) Anna Jane, b 28 Jun 1951,
who m Douglas Roth. Anna was a musician and Douglas was a
minister in the Free Methodist Church. They had Rebecca Jeanette,
b 21 Dec 1988; 2) John Paul, b 11 Sept 1952, who was a planning
supervisor for General Motors in Oshawa. He m and had two
children; 3) Susan Mary, b 24 Jul 1955 at Oshawa. She m Bruce
Mitchell who was a teacher at the Rift Valley Academy, Kenya, East
Africa; 4) Lois May, b 11 Oct 1956. Lois was a registered nurse.
She performed social servicework in Ecuador. Lois m 20 Sept 1986
in Oshawa to Bob Savage, a printer. Bob was b in Belfast, No.
Ireland. They had: Crystal Joy, b 15 Feb 1989 and Richard Denis, b
11 Nov 1990; 5) David, b 22 Nov 1957, was a fireman. He m and
had 2 sons; 6) Grace, b 21 Feb 1964 in Oshawa. Grace was a
secretary and a musician; and 7) Sharon Gloria, b 2 Oct 1967 and d
3 Oct 1967.
2-5-6-4 ELSIE ARROL, b 13 Jan 1929 at Parksville, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia. She m on 16 Oct 1948 to Perceival Gordon
Gale Moore (lie was known as Gale) at Tintem, Ontario. The
ceremony was conducted by her father, EDWARD BUCHANAN
ARROL. Gale was a radio operator and Elsie and Gale lived in the
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Arctic at Port Harrison, Churchill Bay. Elsie was a musician and
writer. She also made and sold quilts and chocolates. They retired in
Cannington, Ontario. ELSIE and Gale had: 1) Ronald Grant, b 26
Mar 1951, a Trade Magazine Auditor, m Colleen and had 4 children;
2) Douglas Kowell, b 21 Jul 1953, was in the leasing busmess, m Pat
and had 3 children; 3) Randall Kevin, b 17 Jun 1955, a mailman and
hockey player, and m Donna; 4) Darlene Janette, b 29 Sept 1958 and
m Noel Banavage; 5) Brenda, b 24 Oct 1962 and m Jeffrey Ansley.
They had: Christopher Ewan; 6) Barbara Lenore, b 30 Oct 1963 and
m 4 Oct 1986 to Bill Haldane in Toronto; and 7) Kenneth Bradley, b
25 Mar 1965.
2-5 Continued: JOHN ARROL, b 15 Aug 1856, m 2nd on 31 Dec 1889 to Margaret
Allen Coulthart, daughter of Robert Coulthart, farrier, and Jean Ritchie, b 4 Feb
1861 at Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire. She was a domestic servant. They m 31
Dec 1889 at the Free Church of Scotland. Margaret had a son, Thomas Morton
Coulthart, prior to her marriage to JOHN. He was raised in the household
along with the six children of JOHN'S prior marriage and with the children bom
to this marriage. The family lived in Possilpark, Maryhill and Springbum,
Glasgow. In addition to her children and step-children, Margaret also raised her
granddaughters following the death of her step-daughter, Sarah, and her
daughter, Peggy. JOHN d 13 Sept 1925 at Ruckhill Hospital, Possilpark,
Glasgow from pneumonia and cardiac arrest. Margaret immigrated to Canada
and the United States shortly after JOHN's death to be with her step-children
and children, several of which had previously immigrated to Canada and the
U.S. Her son, Thomas Morton, m 31 Dec 1901 to Lizzie Doyle, a firewood
splitter, at Allander Hall, Alexander Street, Glasgow. Lizzie, b circa 1884, was
the daughter of Edward Doyle and Anne Donaldson. Lizzie lived at 2 Keppoch
Row, Glasgow. Margaret d 2 Jul 1930 of a stroke in Detroit, Michigan.
Margaret was buried at Parkview Memorial Cemetary, Livonia, Michigan.
JOHN'S children by the 2nd marriage were:
2-5-7 ROBERT ARROL, b 25 Dec 1890 at Possilpark, St. Rollox, Glasgow.
He was raised in Possilpark, Maryhill and Springbum, Glasgow. He
immigrated to Canada, landing in Quebec on 3 Jun 1913. He settled in
Winnipeg, Manitoba and joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force during
WW I. He sailed from Montreal on 1 Jun 1915 on the SS Grampian and
served in France as Sergeant, Canadian Expeditionary Force, 43rd
Battalion. He was killed in action in France on 8 Oct 1916.
2-5-8 WILLIAM ARROL, b 4 Mar 1893 at 44 Mansion Street, Maryhill,
Glasgow. He lived at 33 Cowlairs Road, Springbum during his infancy
and youth. WILLIAM was blind in one eye and had poor vision in the
other eye. He attended Glasgow Asylum, a school for the blind, between
1909 and 1914. He was trained as a mental care nurse at the Epileptic
Colony, Stoneyetts, Chryston, near Glasgow, for eighteen months
(1915-16). He was then employed at the Riccartsbur Mental Hospital,
Gartnavel, Glasgow for 2 years and 4 months between 1916 and 30 Sept
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1918. He attended Bamhill Parish Hospital School of Nursing for 7
months (1918-19) and became a registered nurse. He was employed by
the Steel Company of Scotland, Hillside, near Glasgow, in first aid for 3
years and 9 months until August of 1924. He m on 18 Oct 1922 to
Isabella Gordon at Strathdon, Aberdeenshire. Isabella was b 28 May 1895
at Ledmocoy, Strathdon, the daughter of Charles Gordon, farmer, and Jane
Niven. Isabella graduated from Bamhill Parish Hospital School of
Nursing, Glasgow and became a registered nurse. The family lived at 151
Hamilton Road, Cambuslang circa 1922-1924. They immigrated to the
United States m September 1924. They sailed from Greenock aboard the
steamship "Orduna". The family was interned at Ellis Island for two
weeks awaiting the new month's quota so that they could enter the United
States. They lived 1st in Takoma Park, Maryland where WILLIAM was
a nurse for eight months (1924-25) at the Washington Sanitarium, Takoma
Park, Maryland. They relocated in 1925 to Detroit, Michigan. They
resided at 1219 23rd Street, Detroit (1925-27) and at 15347 Littlefield
Avenue, Detroit (1927-65). WILLIAM and Isabella were private duty
nurses for most of their careers. WILLIAM and Isabella returned to
Scotland in 1948 for three months. WILLIAM d 14 May 1960 in Detroit
of multiple myeloma. Isabella d 5 Feb 1965 at Highland Park, Michigan
from lung hemorrhage as a result of earlier tuberculosis. They had:
2-5-8-1 JOHN ARROL, b 6 Aug 1923 at 151 Hamilton Avenue,
Cambuslang, Scotland. JOHN immigrated with his parents to the
United States in Oct 1924 at the age of 14 months. He resided in
Takoma Park, Maryland for nine months until his parents moved to
Detroit, Michigan in 1925. JOHN graduated from Adelphian
Academy, Holly, Michigan in 1940. He served in the US Merchant
Marine, Pacific Theatre, during WW II. JOHN m on 18 Jun 1949
to Jane Trice in Highland Park, Michigan. Jane was b 14 Aug 1925
in Detroit, Michigan, the daughter of Archibald (Arch) Trice, a
Quality Control Super\'isor for the Fleetwood Division of General
Motors Corporation, and Zerah Marie Stauffer, a postmistress. Jane
graduated from the University of Michigan Nursing School in 1947
and became a registered nurse. JANE practiced nursing for a
number of years as a private duty nurse in Detroit, at Vanderbilt
University Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee and at Colonial Manor
Nursing Home in Mequon, Wisconsin. JOHN graduated from Xavier
University, Cincinnati, Ohio in 1953 with a B.S.B.A. and Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tennessee in 1964 with an MA. He was
employed as a Cost Supervisor, Ford Motor Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
and Livonia, Michigan (1949-57); Planning Supervisor, Curtiss
Wright Corp. Woodridge New Jersey, (1957-58); Assistant
Controller, Avco Corp. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tennessee and
Richmond, Indiana (1958-64); Corporate Controller, Globe-Union
Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1964-70); VP Chief Financial Officer,
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Globe-Union Inc. (1971-73); Sr. VP Finance, The Rucker Co.,
Oakland, California (1973-77); Sr. VP Finance, NL Petroleum Svs!
Oakland, California (1977-78); VP Chief Financial Officer and
Director, Gardner Denver Co., Dallas, Texas (1978-79); VP Finance
and Administration, Systron Donner Corp., Concord, California
(1980-81), Executive VP, (1982), Chairman and CEO (1982-86);
Chairman, San Jose Capital Corporation (1976-85); Chairman,
Hughes Electronic Devices Corp., Grass Valley, California,
(1981-84); Vice Chairman, Chief Financial Officer and Director of
On-Site Technologies Corporation, Campbell, California (1988- );
Vice Chairman, Chief Financial Officer and Director of National
Water Management Corporation, San Jose, California (1988-90);
CEO, Personics Inc., Redwood City, California (1990); Director,
Roconex Corp., Los Gatos, California; Pantle Mining Corp., Grass
Valley, California; Paragon Technology Corp., Pleasant Hill,
California; Lightgate Inc., Berkeley, California; University
Semiconductor Inc., San Jose, California; California Capital Group,
San Francisco, California; ERA Advantage Inc., Orlando, Florida
(1990- ); and Optical Specialties Inc., Fremont, California. He was
an instructor at the University of Tennessee (1960-62) and at Indiana
University (1964); Advisory Board, Judson Steel Co., Emeryville,
California, (1976-77); Financial Center Bank, San Francisco;
Personics Inc., Redwood City, California; GammaLink Inc., Palo
Alto, California; MusicWriter Inc., Los Gatos, California and
LifePoint Systems Inc., New Orleans, Lousiana; Board of Directors,
Dallas Civic Opera; Milwaukee Chapter, American Red Cross and
the California Foundation for the Retarded, Oakland, California;
Advisory Council, the School of Business, San Francisco State
University; Advisory Board, Mt. Diablo Chapter Boy Scouts of
America, Walnut Creek, California; and General Partner, Thorn EMI
Venture Fund Ltd. (1983- ), Alamo, California. JOHN had an article
published in the February 1962 issue of the National Association of
Accountants Bulletin. JOHN was a philatelist and a collector of
China Trade Paintings and antique maps. In 1983 Jane suffered a
stroke which left her a handicapped person with significant speech,
writing and reading impairment. In 1993 JOHN and Jane resided in
Danville, California. They had:
2-5-8-1-1 ROBERT JOHN ARROL, b 15 May 1950 at Mt. Carmel
Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. He served with the US Army as
Sp. 4, 2nd Infantry Division, 73rd Armor, South Korea
(1971-73). He m 1st on 13 April 1973 to Ok Cha Kong
(SuChin) at the American Embassy, Seoul, Korea. He
graduated from the University of Wisconsin (1977) with a
B.B.A. degree with a major in marketing. He was divorced
from SuChin in 1978. ROBERT was a drilling fluids engineer
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in the petroleum industry. He worked in the oil field and on
offshore drilling rigs in Texas, Oklahoma, California, New
Mexico, the Gulf of Mexico, the Persian Gulf, and on the North
Slope and the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska. In 1988 he was
employed by the computer firm of Club American
Technologies Inc., Fremont, California as a group manager in
corporate marketing. He m 2nd on 16 Jan 1986 to Stella Yuk
Ching Tam in San Francisco, California. Stella was b 9 Jan
1951 in Hong Kong, the daughter of Hoo Kong Tam, Canton,
China, and Yung Yue Chow, Canton, China. Stella graduated
from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 1976 with a
B.B.A. degree. The couple met while they were students at the
University'. Stella returned to Hong Kong following graduation
and became a bank manager at Citibank. She moved to San
Francisco m August 1983. Stella was a Vice President of the
Union Bank, (1983 - ) San Francisco. Bob's hobbies were
gardening, interior decorating, aquarium marine and freshwater
fish and collecting antique toys. In 1993 the couple lived in
San Francisco, California.
2-5-8-1-2 NANCY ANN ARROL, b 29 May 1952 at
Mariemont, Cincinnati, Ohio. She was a member of the
Championship Swim Team, Richmond, Indiana (1963-64), and
a member and Captain of the Championship Debate and
Forensics Team (1966-70) at Homestead High School. She
attended summer debate and forensics programs at the
University of Wisconsin in 1968 and the University of Southern
California in 1969. She graduated from the University of
Wisconsin with a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology in 1974. She was
secretary to the Board of Directors for the John G. Shedd
Aquarium (1975-81). She m on 27 Aug 1977 to Ronald Lee
Brewer at Alamo, California. "Ron" was b 4 Oct 1949 at
Evanston Hospital, Evanston, Illinois. He was the son of
Robert Brewer, a plumber, and Agnes Peterson. Ron was a
dispatcher. NANCY graduated from Harper College, School of
Nursing, Hoffman, Illinois in May 1993 and became a
Registered Nurse. They had: 1) Jeffrey John, b 21 Jun 1981
at Elgin, IL; 2) David Alan, b 22 Dec 1983 at Elgin, IL; and 3)
Kathrjn Lynn, b 31 Jan 1989 at Elgin, IL. In 1993 they lived
in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.
2-5-8-1-3 DAVID GORDON ARROL, b 29 Dec 1961 at Baptist
Hospital, Nashville, Tennessee. He received the Chemistry
Merit Award at Monte Vista High School, Danville, CA in
1980. He graduated from the University of California, Santa
Barbara with a B.S.E.E. in 1985. He was a police officer for
the city of Santa Barbara, CA from 1985 to 1990. He 1991 he
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was a police officer in Gait, CA. DAVID m 28 Apr 1990 to
Laura Heleen Petter Hallowell at the Church of the Open Bible
in Santa Barbara, CA. Laura was b 2 May 1962 at St. Francis
Hospital, Santa Barbara, CA. She was the daughter of Janis
Heleen Silver and Randolph Petter. Randolph, a boat builder
and author of children's books, d Dec 1982 and Jams remarried
to David Hallowell, circa 1959. Laura attended Santa Barbara
High School and Alan Hancock Community College, Santa
Maria, CA. Her hobbies were running, writing, reading and
singing. David was a model railroad enthusiast. He received
recognition in 1990 from the Fire Chief of the City of Santa
Barbara for giving CPR to a man attempting suicide, an action
which saved the man's life. In 1993 he was given recognition
from the City Council, the City Manager and the Chief of
Police of Gait, California for administering CPR to a baby
pulled from a swimming pool. In 1990 the couple lived in
Carpenteria, CA., later relocating to lone, CA. In 1993 they
lived in Rancho Murieta, CA.
2-5-8-1-4 WILLIAM MICHAEL ARROL, b 12 Feb 1964 at Walter
Reid Hospital, Richmond, IN. He was a member of the High
School Championship Golf Team, Monte Vista High School,
Danville, CA (1979-82). He attended the University of
Southern California and received a B.S.B.A. in 1986. He was
a member of the Golden Key Honor Society, USC 1985. He
received a USC Alumni Award in 1982 and the Beta Gamma
Sigma, School of Business Honors, USC in May 1986. He was
an accountant for KMG Peat Marwick Main in San Francisco
between 1986 and 1988. BUI, as he was known, was m 23
Nov 1991 to Michelle Kickhofel at the Moms Chapel,
University of the Pacific, Stockton, California. Michelle, or
'Mitch' as she was known, was the daughter of Rosalie Jean
Tortorelli and James Bailey Kickhofel, an Import/Export trader.
Mitch was b 25 Oct 1962 in Seoul, Korea. She returned with
her family to Walnut Creek, California in 1968. From 1972
through 1977 the family lived in Okinawa and from 1978 to
1981 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In 1993 Bill was an Assistant
Controller for Kemper Properties, Inc., Lafayette, CA and
Mitch was a Controller. They lived Oakley, California.
2-5-8-2 GORDON ARROL, b 8 Aug 1927 at 1219 23rd Street,
Detroit, MI He served in the U.S. Merchant Marine on a number of
vessels including the SS Yukon, the SS Alexander Baranoff, the SS
Pathfinder, the SS Grinnell Victory, the SS Newcastle Victory, the SS
Orbis, the Cape Spear and the SS Sea Devil during and after WW II
(1944-48). He m on 17 Jul 1948 to Marie Georgina Murielle Paquin
in Detroit, MI. Murielle, b 29 Jan 1925 in St. Denis, Saskatchewan,
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was the daughter of Jean-Baptistie Lorenzo Paquin and Delina
Vitaline Cantin. GORDON was technical supervisor for Western
Union (1948-79); General Manager, Devoes Auto Supply, Everman,
TX (1979-83), and Owner, Video Station, Riviera Beach, FL
(1983-89). The couple had homes in San Salvador Island, Bahama
Islands and Boynton Beach, FL. They had:
2-5-8-2-1 LAWRENCE GORDON JOSEPH ARROL, b 23 Sept 1946
at Windsor, Ontario, Canada. LAWRENCE, an Eagle Scout,
attended Lawrence Institute of Technology, Southfield, MI
(1965-69); Wayne State University, Detroit, Ml. (1977-78),
B.S.E.E.; George Washington University, Washington, DC. ME
Ad (1979-82); Military Intelligence Officer Advanced Course
(1976); US Army Command and General Staff College
(1982-85); and Defense Systems Management College (1986).
He m on 21 Jun 1969 to Jacqueline Lee Mynatt in Detroit, MI.
Jacqueline was b 27 Mar 1946 in Detroit, MI, daughter of
Robert Oscar Mynatt and Iva June Havens. Jacqueline attended
Wayne State University (1964-68), and received her B.S. in
Nursing. LAWRENCE was a career Army officer. He served
in Turkey, and military posts in Ft. Leonard Wood, Ft. Knox,
KY., Ft. Belvoir, VA., Warrenton, VA., Ft. Huachuca, AZ., Ft.
Benjamin Harrison, IN, Ft. Meade, MD and Field Station,
Berlin, Germany. In 1991 he was a Lt. Colonel at Vint Hill
Farm Station, VI. Lt. Colonel Arrol was project manager of
the Trailblazer program during the Gulf War in 1991 and
served in Saudi Arabia where he was in charge of electronic
warfare for the coalition forces. He was awarded the bronze
star for his accomplishments during the war. Later in 1991 he
was assigned to a special task force to outline the intelligence
department of the US Army of the future. In July 1992 he was
assigned to the US Army War College in Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. In 1989 "Jackie" was a registered nurse at
Potomac Hospital, Dale City, VI. They resided in Dumfries,
VI. They had:
2-5-8-2-1-1 LAWRENCE GORDON JOSEPH ARROL, Jr.,
b 3 Oct 1972 at Manassas, Virginia. He was a member
of the European Championship Swimming Team. In 1993
he was a student at Michigan State University.
2-5-8-2-1-2 MATTHEW ROBERT JOSEPH ARROL, b 9 Jun
1977 at Detroit, Michigan.
2-5-8-2-2 LORRAINE ELAINE ARROL, b 2 May 1949 in
Detroit, Michigan. She attended the Schoolcraft Community
College in Livonia, Michigan. Prior to her marriage
LORRAINE was a secretary. She m 19 Nov 1976 to James
Patrick Bowers at Dearborn, Michigan. James was b 5 Feb
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1949, the son of Frank Bowers and Eleanor Renauer Bowers.
He was a Viet Nam War Veteran and was a Chrysler Glass
Plant Inspection Supervisor. They lived in Livonia, Michigan
in 1993. They had: Tiffany Yvonne, b 28 Oct 1978 in
Dearborn, MI. and Tonya Yvette, b 17 Dec 1980 in Dearborn
MI.
2-5-8-2-3 PATRICIA MARIE ARROL, b 9 Oct 1950 in Detroit,
Michigan. She attended Eastern Michigan University,
Ypsilanti, Ml (1968-75), and received her B.S. in Elementary
Education. She received an MA. in Reading and in Special
Education - Learning Disabilities. She was a teacher for those
with learning disabilities. PAT' m 2 Dec 1989 to Dennis
Robert Martin at Livonia, MI. Dennis was m previously. He
was a tool and die maker for the Ford Motor Company. In
1992 they lived in Novi, Michigan.
-5-8-3 ROBERT ARROL, b 10 Mar 1929 at 15347 Littlefield
Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. He served in the US Army as Sergeant,
Occupation Forces, Tok^o, Japan (1946-49). He attended the
University of Detroit (1950-51). ROBERT m on 26 Jan 1951 to
Mary Katherine Freeman at the First Baptist Church in Detroit,
Michigan Katherine was b 11 Jun 1932, the daughter of John
William Freeman and Mary Alice Shrader. ROBERT was a piano
accordian instructor (1951-84) and assistant
superintendent-greenskeeper (1977- ). In 1992 they lived in Union
Lake, Michigan. They had:
2-5-8-3-1 CHRISTINE ANN ARROL, b 4 Jan 1952 in Detroit,
Michigan. She m on 1 1 Feb 1971 to Paul Arthur Cronan in
Taylor, Michigan. Christine was employed in the pricing office
at Cub Foods. Paul managed security firms for Intercap
Monitoring, Englewood, Colorado. In 1992 they lived in
Bailey, Colorado and in 1993 they were building their own
home. They had: 1) Darryl Edward, b 28 Nov 1971 in Pontiac,
Michigan Darryl graduated from Adams State University,
Alamosa, Colorado in May 1993. He received a B.A. degree
in sociology and psychology; and 2) Sheryl Lynn, b 14 Jan
1973 in Flint, Michigan. In 1993 Sheryl was a student at
Adams State University.
2-5-8-3-2 GUY MICHAEL ARROL, b 19 Jul 1954 at Highland Park,
Michigan and d of asphyxiation by carbon monoxide 27 Apr
1974 at Commerce Lake, Michigan. He m 1 May 1972 to
Dawn Hall of Commerce Lake. Dawn was b 2 Nov 1957, the
daughter of Charles Hall and Judith Smith. GUY was a glass
adjuster. Dawn attended the University of Florida and received
her B.A. in Sociology in 1983. In 1992 Dawn was an actress
and lived in Tucson, Arizona. Thev had:
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2-5-8-3-2-1 GUY-MICHEAL ARROL II, b 19 Oct 1972 at
Pontiac, Michigan. GUY-MICHEAL appeared in
repertory theatre with his mother when he was a
teen-ager. He m 19 Sept 1990 to Lori Smith in
Gainsville, Florida. Lori was the daughter of Mary
Elizabeth Conley and Lester Boyd Smith, a technical
sergeant in the US Air Force. GUY was a student at
Santa Fe Community College and painted murals in
Gainsville in 1992. Guy-Micheal and Lori had:
2-5-8-3-2-1-1 PEACE NOVA ARROL, b 28 Jan 1991
at Gainsville, Florida.
2-5-8-3-3 ROBERT CHARLES ARROL, b 27 Nov 1959 at Highland
Park, Michigan. He m 15 Nov 1980 to Francis Elizabeth
Glatfelter at Brighton, Michigan. Francis was b 6 Sept 1961,
the daughter of Rudolph Ethelbert Glatelter and Barbara Ilene
Yates. In 1989 ROBERT was a truck driver for Roma's,
Bloomfield, Michigan and Francis was a cashier for the Ford
Motor Company's Wixom, Michigan Plant. They lived in
Union Lake, Michigan from 1980 until 1990. In 1990 Robbie
and Francis relocated to Holly, Michigan. They had:
2-5-8-3-3-1 ANDREW ROBERT ARROL, b 4 Apr 1992.
2-5-8-3-4 BRIAN WILLIAM ARROL, b 17 Dec 1961 at Livonia,
Michigan. He graduated in 1992 from Eastern Michigan
University with a B.S. Degree in occupational therapy. He m
30 May 1992 to Holly Knstan Masse at the First Baptist
Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Holly was b 29 Dec 1969 at
Livonia, Michigan, the daughter of Donald and Nancy Masse.
2-5-8-3-5 MARK GORDON ARROL, b 20 Jun 1967 at Pontiac,
Michigan. He m on 14 May 1989 to Michelle Marie
McGaughey in Walled Lake, Michigan. Michelle was b 14 Jul
1970 at Pontiac Osteophathic Hospital, Pontiac, Michigan, the
daughter of James and Mary McGaughey of Union Lake,
Michigan. Mark was a landscape employee. They had:
2-5-8-3-5-1 DOMONIC JAMES ARROL, b 6 Feb 1988
at Huron Valley Hospital, Commerce, Michigan.
2-5-8-3-5-2 SHANNA MARIE ARROL, b 14 Mar 1991
at Pontiac General Hospital, Pontiac, Michigan.
2-5-9 MARGARET (PEGGY) ALLAN COULTHART ARROL, b 27 Oct 1894
at 44 , Mansion Street, Possilpark, Glasgow, Scotland. PEGGY
emmigrated to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada about 1919 She m Harr)'
Cooke on 26 Sept 1921 at Winnipeg. PEGGY's half-brother, EDWARD
BUCHANAN ARROL, conducted the ceremony. PEGGY was a
seamstress in a dressmaker's shop in Winnipeg. Her husband, Harry,
contracted sleeping sickness in the winter of 1922 during an epidemic in
Winnipeg. At about the same time PEGGY became ill with pulmonary
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tuberculosis. PEGGY and her daughter, Margaret Lund, returned to be
with PEGGY'S mother, Margaret. PEGGY d on 12 Mar 1924 in Glasgow,
two weeks after arriving back in Scotland. They had: Margaret "Peggy"
Lund, b 18 Jun 1922. Peggy m 22 Nov 1942 to Alex Young at
Cumberland, Parksville, Vancouver Island. Alex d 26 Jun 1959 in a
logging accident. Peggy Young emigrated to New Zealand with her
family m Oct 1960. They had: 1) David Alexander, b 22 Nov 1943 in
Cumberland, Vancouver Island. David m Pina Fulu in Auckland, New
Zealand; 2) Carolyn Ann, b 2 Aug 1945 in Cumberland, Vancouver
Island. Carolyn m 1963 in New Zealand to Alan Max Benson. She d 22
Jun 1969 at Taupo, New Zealand. Carolyn and Alan had: A) Cherie
Maxine, b 16 Dec 1963 and m Andrew Candy; B) Amanda Lee, b 10 Jul
1965 and m David Manuel; C) Daniel Alexander, b 20 Jul 1966; and 3)
Robert Daniel, b 1 1 Aug 1958 at Port Albemi, Vancouver Island, British
Columbia. In 1989 Peggy lived at 20 Beswick Place, Birkdale, Auckland
10, New Zealand.
2-5-10 WALTER ARROL, b 28 Mar 1897 at Possilpark, Glasgow. He
immigrated to Wmdsor, Ontario, sailing on the SS Metagama from
Greenock, Scotland on 24 Jul 1923. He landed in Montreal on 2 Aug
1923. He settled m Detroit, Michigan. WALTER was originally a model
maker in Scotland. For most of his career he was employed by Cadillac
Motor Company in the United States as a machine repairman. The only
exception was during the great depression when he was employed by
Packard Motor Company in Detroit, Michigan. WALTER returned to
Scotland in 1926, sailing on the SS Athenia. The Athenia was torpedoed
on 3 Sept 1939, a few hours after the declaration of war between Great
Britain and Germany. The Athenia was the first unarmed ocean liner
sunk during WW II. WALTER never married. He d 27 Feb 1947 from
an embolism following a hernia operation in Florence Crittenden Hospital,
Highland Park, Michigan.
2-6 JANE ARROL(LL), b 12 May 1863 at 12 o'clock midnite at Gartgell, Old
Monkland. JANE was a twin of ROBERT ARROLL b 13 May 1863. JANE
m circa 1888 to William McLeod Black, a caretaker. She d 19 May 1949 at
162 Greenbank Road, Edinburgh of cardio-vascular degeneration. The
informant on her death was L.R. Marshall, her son-in-law.
2-7 ROBERT ARROL(L), b 13 May 1863 at Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
ROBERT was an iron moulder. He m 31 Dec 1884 to Annie Finnen at 12
Belmont Gardens, Hillhead. Annie, a steam loom weaver, was b circa 1867,
the daughter of John Finnen, an iron moulder, and Ann McAIlistor. Annie
lived at 465 New Keppochhill Road, Glasgow and ROBERT lived at 459 New
Keppochhill Road, Glasgow when they married. Robert d 13 May 1931 at
Paisley. Annie d 13 May 1950 at 43 Darkwood Crescent, Paisley of
cardio-vascular degeneration with hypertension. They had:
2-7-1 ANN McAllister ARROL, b 25 Sept I886 at 7 Carbeth Street,
Possilpark, Glasgow and d 10 Nov 1886 of atrophy since birth and
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diarrhoea for 14 days.
2-7-2 JANE ARROL, b 28 Jan 1888 at 8 Carbeth Street, Possilpark. Glasgow.
2-7-3 ROBERT ARROL, b 11 Nov 1892 at 459 New Keppochhill Road,
Glasgow and d 8 Jan 1893 at 202 Possil Road, Glasgow from debility
from birth.
2-7-4 ANNIE ARROL, b 5 Jan 1894 at 18 Carbeth Street, Glasgow. ANNIE
d 1 Jan 1901 at 6 Crawford Street, Port Dundas, Glasgow of pleurisy and
tubercular disease of the lung.
2-7-5 ROBERT ARROL, b 27 Sept 1896 at 50 Hawthorn Street, Glasgow and
d 8 Aug 1897.
2-7-6 ALICE BLACK ARROL, b 19 Apr 1898 at 5 Lyall Place, St. Rollox,
Glasgow. ALICE m on 25 Nov 1919 to Daniel McNamara in Belfast,
Northern Ireland. Daniel was a bus driver. Alice d 2 Apr 1988 at
Shieldhall, Bridge of Weir Road, Kilmacolm of congestive heart failure.
2-7-7 MARY FINNEN ARROL, b 1 Oct 1900 at 10 Crawford Place, Port
Dundas, Scotland. MARY was believed to have m 12 Jul 1919 to Bertie
Quail in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
2-7-8 CHRISTINA ANDERSON ARROL, b 29 Feb 1904 at Carbeth Street,
Glasgow. CHRISTINA was m 28 Dec 1923 to John McBride at the
Manse, Dairy, Ayrshire, according to the forms of the Established Church
of Scotland. John, a steelwork labourer, was b circa 1898, the son of
John McBride (dec), a steelwork labourer, and Mary Jane Sharp.
CHRISTFNA was a wool spinner. She was living at 4 Drakemyre, Dairy
when she married.
2-8 ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1865. ELIZABETH m 30 Oct 1885 to
Angus McKay at 12 Belmont Gardens, Hillhead, Partick, Glasgow. Angus, an
iron moulder, was the son of Donald McKay (dec), a sawmill labourer, and
Christine McDonald (dec). ELIZABETH resided at 459 New Keppochhill Road
and Donald lived at 465 New Keppochhill Road, Glasgow.
3 WALTER ARROL, b circa 1823 at Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. In the 1851 census
the name is spelled ARREL. However, after WALTER married the family spelled
their name ERROL. (See Section entitled "THE ERROLS", WALTER ARROL
AND MARION GARTSHORE FAMILY, Section XIII, Page 233.) WALTER was
a cotton weaver in 1851. In 1867 he was a fireman. Later he was a forger in a
locomotive works and finally he was a gardener. WALTER m circa 1843/44 to
Marion Gartshore. Marion was b circa 1821 in Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. In
1851 they had: JANET ARROL, age 6, and JOHN ARROL, age 3. Also living in
the household was WALTER ARROL's brother, ROBERT ARROL (See Section XI,
Page 225), age 17, who is listed as a "servant" and "cotton weaver". Ten years later
in the 1861 census, ROBERT is no longer in the household but the family now has:
3-1 JANET ERROL, b circa 1845 at Kirkintilloch and d 11 Aug 1912 at
Kirkintilloch.
3-2 JOHN ERROL, b 27 Apr 1848 at Kirkintilloch and d 18 Jul 1874 at
Kirkintilloch. The name was spelled Arrol on the death certificate.
3-3 JAMES ERROL, b 24 May 1852 at Kirkintilloch.
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3-4 WALTER ERROL, b 16 Dec 1854 at Kirkintilloch.
3-5 GRACE ERROL, b 26 Apr 1857 and d 4 Jun 1857 at Kirkintilloch. (GRACE'S
name is also spelled "Arrol" on certain documents.) GRACE d of sore mouth
and conssequent lack of nourishment.
4 ANNE ARROL, b circa 1831 in Dumbartonshire. In the 1841 census she lived at
Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch. ANN (ANNE) was a domestic servant. She never
married. She d 20 Feb 1899 at 582 Cathcart Road, Glasgow of apoplexy.
5 ISABELLA ARROL, b circa 1832. ISABELLA m 28 Nov 1856 at Kirkintillochto
Robert Crerar, a grocer. She d 7 Feb 1921 at 380 Kilmarnock Road, Glasgow of
senile decay.
6 ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1835, probably in Waterside, Dumbartonshire. (See Section
XI, Page 225.)
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XI ROBERT ARROL
I ROBERT ARROL (See Section X, Paragraph 6, Page 223), b circa 1835/36, probably
in Waterside, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. ROBERT ARROL was the sixth child of
JAMES ARROL, of Row, and Grace Balfour. His mother, Grace Balfour Arrol, was
remarried by 1841 after JAMES died. In 1841 Grace Balfour Arrol Horn lived at
Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch. ROBERT was raised in Kirkintilloch in the household
of his step-father and mother. In 1851 he lived with his brother, WALTER, at
Waterside, Parish of Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire and was a 'servant' and "cotton
weaver'. In 1861 it is believed he was living in Glasgow. On 21 Apr 1863 he
registered the death of his brother, WILLIAM. On 19 Jan 1865 he registered the death
of his mother, Grace Horn, who died on 10 Jan 1865 at 199 Crown Street, Glasgow.
He was an "engine keeper". There is no record of ROBERT'S marriage. Nevertheless,
Robert and Jane (Jean) Anderson had four children. Jane Anderson had two children
previously by James Braidwood, a moulder. Jane Anderson was b 2 Dec 1825 and
bapt 1 Jan 1826 at Dalserf, Lanarkshire, the daughter of William Anderson and
Elizabeth, formerly Ricketts (or Rickards). William Anderson was b 29 May 1793, the
son of William Anderson (b 1764/65 and buried 12 Oct 1831) and Christian
Williamson. Elizabeth was b 1784? and d 22 Nov 1859, the daughter of Robert
Ricketts (or Rickards) and Janet Hogg Circa 1865/71 ROBERT and Jane emigrated
to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada with their children. Jane d 23 Sept 1894 at McNab
Street North, Hamilton, Ontario. ROBERT, a "second hand dealer" and owner of a
jewelry -pawn shop, d 5 Nov 1907 at 19 York Street, Hamilton, Ontario. ROBERT and
Jane are buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario. Their tombstone is
inscribed, "In memory of ROBERT ARROL, died Nov 5th 1907, aged 82 years, a
Native of Waterside, Scotland - JANE ANDERSON, beloved wife of ROBERT
ARROL, died Sept 23rd 1894, aged 70 years, A Native of Hamilton, Scotland." Jane
Anderson/ Arrol had the following children:
1 Andrew Braidwood, b 24 Nov 1844.
2 William Braidwood, b 26 Apr 1847 and m circa 1872 to Hannah Hill. Hannah was
b 1853 and d 1936. William d 5 Mar 1918. They and their children are buried in
Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. They had:
2-1 Robert Anderson Braidwood, buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada (tombstone reads "In memory of my loving husband Robert Anderson
Braidwood, died June 15, 1903, age 30 years").
2-2 William Braidwood, buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
(tombstone reads "William - second son of William and Hannah Braidwood,
died Dec. 28, 1914 - age 40 years").
2-3 James Braidwood, buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
(tombstone reads, "James - 5th son of William Hannah Braidwood, died April
30, 1880, aged 4 years - 2 months and 18 days").
3 JAMES ANDERSON/ARROL, b 5 Aug 1857 at Kinkell, Campsie (home of his
maternal grandfather William Anderson), the illegitimate son of — - and Jane
Anderson, dairymaid. He m circa 1882 to Mary McMannus probably in Canada.
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Mary was b in Ireland. They had:
3-1 ROBERT ARROL, b 8 May 1884 in Hamilton, Canada. ROBERT came to the
United States from Canada circa 1902 when he was 18 years of age. ROBERT
m circa 1909 to Amelia "Millie" Glowinka, perhaps in Canada. Amelia was b
26 Oct 1887 in Germany. She was the daughter of John Glowinka and Caroline
Pieotpz, both of whom were bom in Germany. In 1914 Millie had furnished
rooms' at 228 Lafayette Blv'd and ROBERT had 'furnished rooms' at 164
Howard, Detroit, MI. ROBERT and Millie lived at 164 Howard, Detroit, MI
during the years 1913-15. In 1918 ROBERT was an mspector for the HMC Co.,
and later (1919-26) he was in real estate in Detroit, MI. ROBERT was a
contractor at 15323 Wyommg Ave., Detroit in 1928-29. ROBERT and Millie
relocated to 4201 Allott Ave., Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles Co, CA in 1945.
ROBERT d 4 Mar 1947 of perirenal and renal hemmorrhage. Amelia d 14 May
1947 of myocardial degeneration due to coronary arteriosclerosis. The couple
was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetary at Glendale, CA.
3-2 JAMES ARROL Jr., b circa 1886. JAMES m — -. He was employed by the
International Harvestor Company. He d circa 1925 at age 39 and was buried at
Woodland Cemetery.
3-3 JENNY ARROL, b circa 1888. JENNY m circa 1925 to Earl Sehl and they lived
in Detroit, Michigan.
3-4 — - ARROL. This individual m circa 1910 to C. Nixon.
3-5 — - ARROL. This individual m circa 1910 to H. Bond.
4 ROBERT ANDERSON/ARROL (See Section XII, Page 228.) b 23 Apr 1861 at
Kinkell, Campsie (home of his maternal grandfather, William Anderson), the
illegitimate son of — and Jean Anderson, housekeeper.
5 WALTER ANDERSON/ARROL, b 14 Jun 1864 at Kinkell, Campsie (home of his
maternal grandfather, William Anderson) the illegitimate son of — and Jean
Anderson, housekeeper. WALTER d in Apr 1944 at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. At
the time of his death WALTER was living at 470 Bay Stage, North Hamilton.
WALTER was m twice. The name of his first wife is unknown, but by that marriage
he had:
5-1 ROBERT ARROL, b 30 Oct 1883 at Alberton, Ontario, Canada and d 17 Mar
1949 at Hamilton, Ontario He m circa 1908 to Mary Louise Murphy who was
b 4 May 1883 at Hamilton, Ontario and d 19 Mar 1935 at Hamilton, Ontario.
ROBERT ran a grocery store. They had:
5-1-1 KATHLEEN ARROL, b 1 4 Jan 1 9 1 2 at Hamilton, Ontario and m 19 Sept
1941 to Norman John Adams who was b 10 Dec 1915 at Lindsay, Ontario.
In 1992 they resided at 854 Garth Street, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. They
had: 1) Jane Elizabeth Adams, b 18 Jul 1946. Jane m Mike — ?. They
divorced in 1990. She later married Alec Ross and by him had: Jeffrey Ross
b Jan 1985. In 1993 they lived in Wesley, Ontario, Canada; 2) Ross Arrol
Adams, b 5 Jan 1950. Ross m Jennifer Ann Clarke on 11 Feb 1978 at
Gravenhurst, Ontario. They had: a) Scott Cameron Adams, b 14 Nov 1980;
b) Lindsay Adams, b circa 1984; and c) Kailey Elizabeth Adams, b circa
1986. The family resided in Huntsville, Ontario.
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5-1-2 EMMA MARY ARROL, b 7 Dec 1914 at Hamilton, Ontario. She never
married. In 1992 she resided at 33 Robinson Street, Apt. 1505, Hamilton,
Ontario, L8P 1Y8.
5 Continued: WALTER ANDERSON/ARROL, m 2nd circa 1888 to Mary Ann Pettit
who d 31 Oct 1943 at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. In Dec 1941 they lived at 470
Bay Street, North Hamilton, Ontario. They had:
5-2 ANNIE ARROL, b 3 Aug 1889 and d 26 Dec 1891 at Hamilton, Ontario.
5-3 JENNIE E. ARROL, b 7 Nov 1891 and d 6 Nov 1899 at Hamilton, Ontario.
5-4 KATHLEEN ARROL, b 12 Jan 1899 and d 3 Oct 1927 at Hamilton, Ontario.
She never married.
6 ELIZABETH RICKARDS ARROL, b 28 Nov 1867 at 63 Commercial Road,
Hutchesontown, Glasgow, the illegitimate daughter of ROBERT ARROL, engine
keeper, and Jane Anderson, housekeeper. Informants: Jane Anderson, her mark, and
ROBERT ARROL. Family hearsay is that she never married. However, her father's
will refers to his children and the only daughter listed is Mrs. Burkholder. Therefore,
she must have married. Family hearsay also is that she became very religious and
upset with her beer drinking brothers. She left the family and was known to be
living in 1938. It is believed that she died in Buffalo, NY..
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Xn ROBERT ARROL
I ROBERT ARROL (See Section XI, Paragraph 4, Page 226.), b 23 Apr 1861 at Kinkell,
Campsie, Stirlingshire, the home of his maternal grandfather, William Anderson, the
illegitimate son of Jean Anderson, housekeeper. He immigrated with his father,
ROBERT ARROL, and mother, Jean (Jane) Anderson, and his siblings to Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada circa 1865/71. His family name is spelled ARLD in the 1871
Canadian census in Hamilton. By 1881 he was no longer at home and was probably
living in Anderson, Indiana. ROBERT ("SCOTTY") worked for the Anderson Flint
Bottle Company in Anderson, Indiana and later for the Owens Illinois Co. in Reading,
Ohio as a professional glassblower. He traveled throughout the United States plying
his trade and was gone from home for extended periods of time. He m 1st circa 1885
to Sarah Jane Snowden, b 17 Nov 1865 at Shadwell (outside London), England, the
daughter of Thomas and Jane (late Slobert and formerly Fisk) Snowden. She d 15 Oct
1906 of mushroom poisoning, along with two of their children, in Anderson, Indiana.
This tragedy was reported nationally by the news media of the time. ROBERT, in fact,
was in Reading, Ohio when he read in the newspapers of the family's poisoning. He
hurried home and arrived after the death of his daughter, but before the death of his
son and wife. ROBERT and Jane had:
1 ROBERT ARROL, b 9 Feb 1890 in Alton, Illinois. As a boy he was called
"Robbie", as a young man he was called "Rob" and after the death of his father, he
was called "Skotty" (He always spelled it with a "K"). He was 5 foot 9 inches tall
and weighed about 160 lb. At age 14 he went to work for the American Steel and
Wire Co. in Anderson, Indiana. He worked there for 24 years before moving to
Kokomo, Indiana in 1928 and going to work for Continental Steel Company. He
retired on 31 Mar 1955 after working for 50 years in steel mills. He m 2 May 1914
at 633 Greenup Street, Covington, Kentuck7 to Anna Leone Fischer, daughter of
John Fischer and Ida Mae Paschal. They were both living in Anderson, Indiana at
the time and eloped on a motorcycle to get married. They kept their marriage secret
for a while until they could establish a place to live. They made their final home at
210 S. Phillips in Kokomo, Indiana. Anna was b 13 Nov 1894 in Anderson, Indiana
and d 9 Aug 1958 of a cerebral hemorrhage at her home in Kokomo. Eventually
ROBERT moved into a house at 256 West Main, Areola, Illinois that was purchased
for his use by his son. Several months before his death he sustained a fractured
vertebra that necessitated his move into the Edna Davis Nursing Home in Areola,
Illinois He d on 3 Nov 1974. ROBERT and Anna are buried in the Maplewood
Cemetary, Anderson, Indiana. They had:
1-1 ROBERT NORMAN ARROL, b 15 Jun 1920 in Anderson, Indiana. In Kokomo,
Indiana he was a member of the runner-up team in the Indiana State Y
Basketball Tournament and was a frequent high scorer (1934-38). He was a
member of the National Honor Society while in Kokomo High School, as was
his future bride. On 26 Nov 1938 he m Betty Jo Hancock, daughter of Ennis
Cleo Hancock and Elsie Mane Kerby, at Westfield, Indiana. Betty was b 22 Jan
1922 in Kokomo, Indiana ROBERT attended the Indianapolis College of
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Pharmacy (now Butler University) 1938/42 and graduated as valedictorian of his
class. While in school he was awarded the Trustee's Scholarship Award for
outstanding work in the department of Pharmacy. For one year he was president
of Kappa Psi Professional Fraternity. He served in the U.S. Army during WW
II as a pharmacist in various U.S. Army general hospitals in the
China-Burma-India Theatre of Operations. He was the owner of the Arrol Drug
Store in Areola, Illinois from 1948 to 1984. ROBERT attained international
recognition for his Arrol Coffee Club featured on the CBS National Television
in 1977 by Charles Kuralt. He also appeared in Kuralt's book, "On the Road"
and the June 1986 issue of Reader's Digest. ROBERT and Betty Jo were
honored in 1985 by the City of Areola by being selected the Grand Marshalls
of the annual Areola Broomcom Festival. ROBERT was an Areola City
Alderman for 8 years, Mayor Pro-Tem of the City of Areola (1960-61), President
of the Areola Chamber of Commerce, and an elected member of the Douglas
County Board of Supervisors (1986 thru 1994). He was an original member of
the Areola School Board Selection Committee and one of the founding members
of the East Central Illinois Pharmaceutical Association. He was also a member
of the Indiana and Illinois Pharmaceutical Associations. He was respected for
his views and opinions. He was a sound, logical thinker, seldom allowing
emotions to enter into his very reasonable thought process. He was known for
his bold signature. He enjoyed golfing and bowling. ROBERT and Betty had
one son:
1-1-1 ROBERT NORMAN ARROL, b 19 Nov 1939 at St. Joseph's Hospital in
Kokomo, Indiana. He started first grade in Kokomo, Indiana, attended school
in Gary, Indiana for part of the third grade, and finished the rest of grade
school in Areola, Illinois where he graduated on 26 May 1953. He attended
high school in Areola where he graduated on 28 May 1957, first in his class
with a straight A average. ROBERT attended Tulane University in New
Orleans, Louisiana (1957) and received his B.S. on 28 May 1962 with a
major in pyschology and a minor in Chemistry. On 1 June 1964 he received
his M.D. degree from Tulane Medical School. While in undergraduate
school at Tulane he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity,
serving as its secretary in 1959. As an alumni he remained active, becoming
first a Century Member, then a Mosely Member, and finally a Founder
Member in 1987. While in medical school he was a member of Nu Sigma
Nu Medical Fraternity. On 19 Oct 1963 he m Priscilla Joyce Bolles,
daughter of James Coy Bolles and Leona Marian Day, at St. Matthew's
United Methodist Church in Metairie, Louisiana. "Pris" was b 31 Aug 1942
in Plainfield, New Jersey. ROBERT served a one year rotating internship in
Decatur Macon County Hospital in Decatur Macon County Hospital in
Decatur, Illinois from 30 June 1964 to 30 June 1965. On 13 June 1964 he
became licensed to practice medicine in Louisiana and on 20 July 1965 he
became licensed to practice medicine in Illinois. ROBERT began the private
practice of medicine at 126 South Locust, Areola, Illinois on 9 August 1965.
In March 1966 he entered active service with the United States Air Force as
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Captain (MC), FV3 187508. He did his military orientation at Gunter AFB
in Montgomery, Alabama and then served as Base Surgeon, Manzano AFB,
Albuquerque, New Mexico (an atomic weapons storage base requiring top
secret clearance) until March of 1968. After being released from active
service he became a member of the inactive reserve until his final discharge
on 14 April 1968. On 1 March 1968 the Base Commander at Manzano AFB
presented him with the Joint Service Commendation Medal for his
contributions to his country. The medal was awarded for his part in greatly
reducing the medical budget and waste of the facility. On 1 April 1968 he
resumed his practice in Areola, Illinois, doing general medicine, obstetrics,
pediatrics and general surgery. On 31 January 1971 they purchased their
home at 244 South Ridge in Areola, Illinois where the family lived until the
present (1993). ROBERT was elected to the Areola Board of Education from
1971 to 1977 and served as its secretary (1975-76). In 1972 he was
appointed a member of the Douglas County Board of Health, a position he
served (except from 1976-78) until the present (1993). He served as its
president from 1972 to 1976. In 1973 ROBERT received the Outstanding
Young Men of America award. On 1 May 1973 he was apponted City
Health Officer of Areola, Illinois and retained that office until the present
(1993). From 1975 to 1976 he served as a Clinical Associate, and from 1976
to 1989 he served as a Clinical Instructor, in the school of Basic Medical
Science at the University of Illinois Medical School. On 6 June 1 975 he was
elected membership into the American Academy of Family Physicians,
attending convocation in September 1981 in Las Vegas, Nevada. On 1 April
1988 he was appointed as the Plant Physician for the USI Division of
Quantum, a chemical plant, in Tuscola, Illinois, a position he retained to the
present (1993). On 8 February 1989 he was appointed Coroner's Physician
for Douglas County, Illinois. Since 1965 he was a member of the Douglas
County Medical Society and served as president in 1975, 1976, 1981, 1982
and the last half of 1988; as vice-president in 1973, 1974, 1979 and 1980;
and secretary-treasurer from 1985 thru the present (1993). Since 1965 he
was a member of the lllmois State Medical Society and from 1981 thru the
present (1993) served as its delegate from Douglas County. Since 1965 he
was a member of the American Medical Association and received the three
year AMA Physician's Recognition Award in 1979, 1982, 1985, 1988, and
1991. ROBERT was a member of the Douglas County Jarman Memorial
Medical Staff from 1965 until its closure in 1 June 1990. He served as chief
of staff in 1975, 1976, 1981 and 1982; vice president in 1973, 1974, 1979
and 1980; and secretary treasurer in 1985, 1986, 1987 and last half of 1988.
He was a member of the active medical staff at Covenant Hospital in Urbana,
Illinois from 1990 to present (1993). He was a member of the courtesy
medical staff of Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon, Illinois from
1990 to present (1993). He was a member of the American Legion Post
#639 since 1969 and was a sustaining member of the Republican Party since
1972. He was a member of the Areola Chamber of Commerce since 1969.
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ROBERT and Priscilla had:
1-1-1-1 TRACY LEIGH ARROL, b 25 May 1964 at New Orleans,
Louisiana. On 29 Dec 1987 at the First Christian Church in Areola,
Illinois she m to Michael Harold Icenogle, son of Harold Icenogle and
Barbara Shields. Mike graduated from Millikin University in Decatur,
Illinois in 1985 in Medical Technology. TRACY attended two years at
the University of Illinois in interior design and one year at Parkland
College in Champaign, Illinois where she received her licensed practical
nurse degree in 1986, followed by two years of nursing school at the
same facility. In 1992 TRACY was a licensed real estate agent and
Michael was a pharmaceutical representative with Lederle Laboratories.
They had: 1) Kerby Alisabeth, b 20 May 1989 at Urbana, Illinois and 2)
Aubrey Cathleen, b 5 Mar 1991 at Urbana, Illinois.
1-1-1-2 ROBERT NORMAN ARROL, b 17 Jun 1968 at Tuscola, Illinois.
ROBERT attended Areola grade and high school where he was an honor
student and a member of the National Honor Society. He majored in
Communications at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois and graduated
on 20 May 1990 with a B.A. degree. In 1990 ROBERT was employed
by Covenant Hospital in Urbana, Illinois and then worked as a marketing
associate with Health Images Inc., working out of Effingham, Illinois.
In 1992 he entered the University of Illinois to obtain his MBA. degree.
His main interest was music and he formed and played bass and lead
guitar in several bands.
1-1-1-3 KERRI JO ARROL, b 26 Dec 1969 in Tuscola, Illinois, She
attended Areola grade and high school where she was an honor student
and a member of the National Honor Society. She attended Eastern
Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois and graduated on 9 May 1992
with a B.A. degree in English While in school she was a member of
Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority where she served as vice-president (1990-
91) and president (1991-92). In 1992 she was employed as a marketing
representative for Health Images Inc., working out of Effingham, Illinois.
On 5 Jun 1993 she married Bradley (Brad) Mitchell at the First Christian
Church in Areola, Illinois. He was b 17 Sept 1970, the son of Dennis
Eugene Mitchell and Sandra Jean Perdew of Tremont, Illinois. Brad
graduated from Eastern Illinois University on 13 Dec 1992 with a B.A.
degree in English. Brad was an insurance agent for County Companies
Life Insurance Company.
1-1-1-4 SCOTT KERBY ARROL, b 13 Jun 1972 in Tuscola, Illinois. In
1973 he developed acute myelognous leukemia and in 1974 he was the
youngest patient ever to receive a bone marrow transplant. The donor
was his sister, TRACY. He d 1 Feb 1975 of leukemia at his home at
244 S. Ridge, Areola, Illinois.
1-2 PHYLLIS JANE ARROL, b 14 Apr 1923 in Anderson, Indiana and m 12 Sept
1943 to Henry Addison Harris at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, when he was in the
U.S. Army Air Force. Henry was b 9 Nov 1924 in Kokomo, Indiana, the son
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of Henry Harris and Lucy Mae Thatcher. They had one child, Carol Jane Harris,
b 26 Sept 1944, m 18 June 1966 to Clifford Thorbum Loder (who died of a
massive heart attack on 24 Dec 1981 at Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey) and
who had two children: 1) Terrance Clifford Loder, b 5 Dec 1966; and 2) their
adopted son, Edward Clifford Loder, b 5 Jan 1968. Terrance m 9 Aug 1986 at
Kokomo, Indiana to Rebecca Sue McCain. They divorced in 1990. Phyllis and
Henry lived most of their lives at 210 S. Phillips in Kokomo, Indiana (the home
of her parents, ROBERT and Anna ARROL) until 1990 when they moved to
Naples, Florida.
THOMAS EDWARD ARROL, b 18 or 20 Aug 1892 at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
He m Myrtle Stoker and later divorced. He d in Dec of 1961 at Marion, Indiana and
is buried there. Myrtle is buried in an unmarked grave beside him. During
prohibition TOM became involved as a "runner" for the Al Capone group, carrying
boot-leg liquor in the rumble seat of his car. He became quite wealthy. During one
of his "runs" he was stopped in Peru, Indiana and subsequently served a short time
in prison in Michigan City, Indiana. About 1935 he and a friend, "Babe" Moreland,
opened a luxurious dance-hall and bar in Marion, Indiana named ARMO (for
Arrol-Moreland). He later lost this and opened a small tavern-restaurant. During this
time he continued working for Standard Oil Company, driving trucks, filling tanks,
etc. He died penniless.
3 GORDON ARROL, b circa 1895 and d 7 Oct 1906 of mushroom poisoning at
Anderson, Indiana. He is buried in grave #88, Section #27, in the East Maplewood
Cemetary, Anderson, Indiana.
4 MYRTLE ARROL, b circa 1899 and d 6 Oct 1906 of mushroom poisoning at
Anderson, Indiana. She is buried in grave #82, Section #27, in the East Maplewood
Cemetary, Anderson, Indiana.
I Continued: ROBERT ARROL m 2nd on 8 Dec 1908 to Emma Oxley, the daughter of
Enos Oxley and Rachel Jones. She was b 5 Mar 1873 in Delaware Co. Indiana. They
lived in Reading, Ohio for a short time before moving to Portland, Indiana. In Sept
1910 they moved to Marion, Indiana where ROBERT worked as a glassblower for
Foster Forbes. Except for a short time when they lived in a home on a small island
on Lake Manitau, Rochester, Indiana, they lived at various addresses in Marion,
Indiana. They eventually settled at 612 N. McClure Street where he died suddenly of
a "stroke" on 21 Jun 1941. Emma d 26 Dec 1964 at the Kokomo Convalescent Center
in Kokomo, Indiana. They are both buried in the I. OOF Cemetary in Marion,
Indiana. At age 61, ROBERT was listed on a hunting and fishing license as "weight
175 lb., height 5 foot 8 inches, black hair, brown eyes, and light complexion." Robert
and Emma had:
1 WALTER ARROL, b 18 Sept 1909 in Reading, Ohio and d 21 Apr 1929 at the home
of his parents at 612 N. McClure, Marion, Indiana. He is buried beside his parents.
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Xffl THE ERROLS
WALTER ARROL/ERROL AND MARION GARTSHORE FAMILY
WALTER ARROL (See Section X, Paragraph 3, Page 222.), b circa 1823 at
Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. In the 1851 census the name is spelled ARREL.
However, after WALTER married the family spelled their name ERROL. WALTER
was a cotton weaver in 1851 and in 1867 he was a fireman. Later he was a forger
in a locomotive works and then a gardener. He m circa 1843/44 to Marion Gartshore.
Marion was b circa 1821 in Kirkintilloch. They had:
1 JANET ERROL, b circa 1845. JANET was a cotton handloom weaver. She m 8
Nov 1867 to James Christie. James was a miner and collier enginekeeper. James
was b circa 1845, the son of John Christie (dec), labourer and a railway platelayer,
and Margaret Prentice. JANET d 1 1 Aug 1912 at Back OLock Road, Kirkintilloch
of carcinoma. Her usual address was 763 Hawthorn Street, Springbum. They had:
John Christie who lived at 106 Bucchech Street, Glasgow.
2 JOHN ERROL (also spelled ARLL), b 27 Apr 1848 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch.
JOHN was a cotton handloom weaver and later he was railway platelayer. JOHN
d at age 26 on 18 Jul 1874 as a result of being struck by a locomotive engine. He
died on a part of the North British Railway at or near East Bridge, Woodlie in
Kirkintilloch. (RCE, Volume I, page 173, 7 Aug 1874.)
3 JAMES ERROL, b 24 May 1852 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch. JAMES was a miner
who lived at Waterside, Kirkintilloch when he m 1st on 6 Mar 1874 to Isabella Jack
in Kirkintilloch. Isabella, b circa 1851, was the daughter of Alexander Jack,
ploughman, and Margaret McLaren. She lived at Hayston, Campsie when she
married. They lived at 85 Drumbottie Road when their children were married. In
1899 he was living at 21 King Street, Wishaw. They had:
3-1 WALTER ERROL, b 18 Mar 1876 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch. WALTER was
an iron forger. He m 24 Jun 1898 to Elizabeth Jane McLaughlin (McLauchian)
at 3 Bedlay Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow. He lived at 258 Springbum Road,
Glasgow. Elizabeth "Jeanie" was b circa 1867, the daughter of John
McLaughlin, carter, and Elizabeth Haggerty. She lived at 274 Springbum
Road, Glasgow. WALTER d 2 Oct 1934 of arteriosclerosis and cerebral
hemorrhage. They had:
3-1-1 JEANIE ERROL, b 19 Sept 1899 at 264 Springbum Road, Glasgow.
JEANIE d 2 Oct 1978.
3-1-2 JAMES McLaughlin ERROL, b 20 Jul 1902 at 252 Spnngbum Road,
Dennistoun, Glasgow. JAMES was a butcher. He m 20 Sept 1939 to
Rachel Mary Walker at The Church of Scotland, at Fallin, Bannockbum,
Scotland. Rachel was b circa 1914, the daughter of George Walker, an
engineer-fitter, and Jane Sharp. She lived at 21 Kersie Road, Throsk,
Stirling, Scotland. JAMES lived at 85 Drumbottie Road, Glasgow when
he married. He later lived at 16 Eldon Gardens, Bishopbriggs and 10 Park
Road, Elgin. JAMES d 3 Jul 1974 at Spyrie Hospital, Elgin of cerebral
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thrombosis. They had:
3-1-2-1 JEAN ERROL, b 9 Sep 1940 at 16 Eldon Gardens, Bishopbriggs,
Glasgow. JEAN was a staff nurse. JEAN m on 20 Jun 1963 at the
Church of Scotland, Burghead to Charles Edward Marshall. Charles,
a farmer, was b circa 1935, the son of Charles Marshall, a farmer, and
Elizabeth Taylor. JEAN and Charles had: 1) Pamela Ann, b Apr 18
1965 at Elgin, 2) Colin Ian, b 17 Mar 1968 at Elgm, and 3) Gail, b 16
Jun 1970.
3-1-2-2 LORNA ERROL, b 8 May 1944 at 16 Eldon Gardens,
Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. LORNA was a registered nurse. LORNA m
1st on 24 Mar 1966 to Frank Coutts at the Church of Scotland,
Burghead. Frank, a van salesman, was b circa 1921, the son of James
Coutts and Christie McKenzie. LORNA was living at 20 Grant Street,
Burghead and Frank at 35 Fourteenth Street, Burghead, when they
married. Frank was a baker's vanman and a butcher. The couple was
divorced 27 Apr 1978. They had: 1) Lorraine Ann, b 17 Jun 1966 at
Forres and d 16 Apr 1971 and 2) Wendy Mhairi, b 19 Nov 1967 and
d 1 Mar 1974 at Elgin. LORNA had two adopted daughters.
3-1-3 WALTER McLAUGHLIN ERROL, b 16 Apr 1905 at Helenslea,
Auchinaim. He was a motor van driver and a newsagents' assistant.
WALTER m 7 Aug 1931 to Marion Riddell Brett at 27 Angus Street,
Glasgow according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Marion was
a flesher's saleswoman. Marion was b circa 1903 and lived at 436
Springbum Road, Glasgow. She was the daughter of William Brett, a
mason, and Marion Riddell (previously McCallum). The couple was
married at 27 Angus Street, Glasgow. WALTER lived at 85 Drumbottie
Road, Glasgow. WALTER d 28 Sep 1944 at Provan, Glasgow of coronary
thrombosis. Marion m 2nd on 27 Oct 1950 to Samuel Wheatley at
Blythswood, Glasgow. Samuel, a blacksmith, was the son of Samuel
Wheatley, a blacksmith, and Isabella Turner. Samuel had been married
previously and divorced. WALTER and Marion had:
3-1-3-1 MARION RIDDELL ERROL, b 28 Jan 1937 at 468 Springbum
Road, Glasgow. MARION was a clerkess. She m 20 Aug 1959 to
Ian Marshall at Sighthill Church, Springbum, Glasgow. Ian, a civil
engineer, was the son of James Wightman Marshall, a rate fixer at the
Ministry of Supply, and Helen Paterson Scouller They had: 1)
Douglas Britt, b 9 Oct 1963 at Glasgow and 2) Karen Beverley at
Glasgow.
3-1-4 MARION ERROL, b 3 Nov 1907 at 29 Galloway Street, Glasgow.
3-1-5 JOHN ERROL, b 6 May 1911 at 13 Reid Street, Springbum, Glasgow.
JOHN was in the RAF during WW II and served overseas. JOHN was a
masseur and a lay preacher. He never married. He d 29 Apr 1953 at
Hillhead, Glasgow of cerebral thrombosis and hypertension.
3-1-6 DAVID ERROL, b 12 May 1916 at 28 Adamswell Street, GamgadhiU,
Glasgow. DAVID was a butcher. He m 24 Feb 1944 to Mabel Monica
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Sequin at 85 Drumbottie Road, Glasgow. Mabel was a milliner. When
the couple was married, David was a Private in the Army Catering Corps
and Mabel was a Private in the Auxiliary Territorial Service. Mabel's
usual address was 32 Delamere Terrace, Harrow Road, London. Mabel
was bom circa 1918 in England, the daughter of Wilfred Seguin, a hotel
chef, and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Sarah Gaylor. Elizabeth was from Essendon,
Hertfordshire, England. Wilfred was French-Canadian. He arrived in
England after being wounded in WW I in France. DAVID served in
Ireland and m Belgium durmg WW II. He was a cook in the prison where
Lord Haw Haw was imprisoned. In 1947 Mabel was a dairy assistant.
DAVID d 22 Oct 1981 at St. Mary's Hospital, London. Mabel d 12 Dec
1987 at Hendon. They had:
3-1-6-1 MARGARET JANET ERROL, b 10 Mar 1947 at Paddington,
London. MARGARET lived at 32 Delamere Terrace, Paddington.
When MARGARET was 12 the family moved to Burnt Oak,
Middlesex. MARGARET m on 15 Mar 1964 to Derek John Spender
at the Parish Church, Hendon, Middlesex. David was b circa 1945,
the son of Frederick William Spender. David was a printer. In 1989
he and some associates started their own print business. MARGARET
resided in London. In 1989 she was membership secretary and
London Branch Secretary for the Clan Hay Society, and was employed
by Boosey & Hawkes, a musical instrument and music publishing
company. They had: 1) Julie, b 1 Feb 1965, who resided in Hong
Kong in 1990, and 2) Georgina, b 6 Nov 1971.
3-1-6-2 IRENE ERROL, b 6 May 1954 at Paddington, London. Irene m
circa 1975 to Ilkin Giritlioglou at London. They had: 1) Janan, b 19
Oct 1976; 2) Sarah, b 13 Apr 1980; and 3) Keven, b 30 Apr 1984.
3-2 MARION GARTSHORE ERROL, b 2 Mar 1878 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch.
3-3 ALEXANDER JACK ERROL, b 5 May 1880 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch and
d 25 Oct 1880 at Irvine of whooping cough.
Continued: JAMES ERROL, m 2nd on 5 Jun 1881 to Agnes Jane Sellars at
Waterside, Kirkintilloch. Agnes was b circa 1857, the daughter of Daniel Sellars
(dec), engineer, and Elizabeth Campbell of Waterside, Kirkintilloch. JAMES was
now a railway plate layer. They had:
3-4 ELIZABETH HAMILTON ERROL, b 5 Mar 1882 at Kirkintilloch. She m 1
Jun 1904 to James McNair, Jr. at Cambusnethan. James was an ironmonger,
b circa 1881, the son of James McNair, gas engineer, and Agnes Jamieson.
Both ELIZABETH and James lived at 8 Lighton Street, Wishaw when they
married.
3-5 JANET ERROL, b 27 Jun 1884 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch.
3-6 JAMES ERROL, b 18 Oct 1897 at 2 Young Terrace, Glasgow.
WALTER ERROL, b 16 Dec 1854 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch. He was an iron
forger. WALTER m 1 Jun 1877 to Jane Chapman at the Parish Church, Govan,
Glasgow. He lived at 489 Govan Road. Jane was a domestic servant. She was b
circa 1859, the daughter of Robert Chapman, a shoemaker, and Jane Maxwell. She
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lived at 34 Elder Street, Govan, WALTER d 17 Jan 1903 at 254 Caledonian Road,
Wishaw of acute meningitis. They had:
4-1 WALTER ERROL, later ARROL, b 27 Sept 1879 and d 27 Sept 1961 in
Glasgow. (See Section XIV, Paragraph I, Page 239.) WALTER was the
informant on his father's death. WALTER was a Sergeant Major in the British
Army during WW I. WALTER m 3 Dec 1897 to Robina Hazeldine at
Glasgow.
4-2 JANE CHAPMAN ERROL, b 25 Oct 1881 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch and d
6 Jul 1957 at Hill Hospital, Hartwood, Calderhead. Jane was a seamstress who
lived at 38E Academy Road, Wishaw.
4-3 JOHN ERROL, b 3 Jul 1883 at Coatdyke, New Monkland.
4-4 GEORGE CHAPMAN ERROL, b 15 Mar 1888 at Barmulloch, Glasgow.
GEORGE was a hammerman and a blacksmith. In 1908 he was a blacksmith
striker in an engine works. He was not married. GEORGE d circa 1945 at
Townhead, Glasgow. He and Annie McClymont, a baker's daughter, had three
children. Annie was a confectioner's assistant. They had:
4-4-1 WILLIAM ERROL, b 15 May 1908 at 14 Hercules Street, Darlington,
Durham, England. He was a blacksmith hammerman. He m 26 Jun 1931
to Mary Paterson Jeffrey Norris, a woolen winder, at 3 Leithenrood,
Innerleithen, Peebleshire. Mary was b circa 1908, the daughter of Mary
Jeffrey Norris, a woolen mill worker. She later m William Gall. Mary
lived at 3 Cathen Road, Innerleithen. It is believed that WILLIAM was
the father of AGNES ERROL and that Agnes Mount was the mother.
Agnes Mount, daughter of a labourer, was m to John Mount, a labourer.
Agnes, a shop assistant, with the consent of John Mount, sued WILLIAM
ERROL, of 78 Goulds Land, Cambusnethan, Wishaw, with the consent of
GEORGE ERROL, blacksmith, his father. The judge found the child
(AGNES) was illegitimate. (RCE, Volume 9, Page 202, 22 Sept 1926)
Agnes Mount and WILLIAM ERROL had:
4-4-1-1 AGNES ERROL, b 19 Jul 1926 at 7 Reid Street, Motherwell.
AGNES was known as NANCY.
4-4-2 GEORGE CHAPMAN ERROL, b 15 May 1910 at Ann Street,
Motherwell. GEORGE was a housepainter. He m 27 Dec 1929 to
Margaret Fleming. They had:
4-4-2-1 GEORGE CHAPMAN ERROL, b 14 Feb 1930 at 37 Brown
Street, Carluke. He d 28 Dec 1950 of pulmonary tuberculosis at 2 Brown
Street, Carluke.
4-5 JANET ERROL, b 30 Aug 1890 at 25 Flemington Street, Glasgow. JANET m
circa 1915 to John Eraser Wands, a sawmill operator. She d 5 Jul 1928 at 42
East Academy Street, Wishaw of carcinoma of the uterus (1 1/2 years).
4-6 JAMES ERROL (ARROL), b 23 Mar 1896 at 2 Flemmgton Street, Glasgow and
d 15 Dec 1896 at Munro Place, Caledonia Road, Wishaw of acute capillary
bronchitis and meningitis. (The name was spelled ARROL on the death
certificate)
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5 GRACE ERROL (ARROL), b 26 Apr 1857 at Waterside, Kirkintilloch. GRACE
d, at age of 5 weeks, on 4 Jun 1857. She d of sore mouth and consequent want
of nourishment - 2 weeks'. GRACE is buried at "Old Aisle", Kirkintilloch.
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XIV WALTER ARROL AND ROBBVA HAZELDINE FAMILY
I WALTER ARROL (formerly ERROL), b 27 Sept 1879. (See Section XIII, Paragraph
4-1, Page 236.) WALTER was an iron forger's assistant. He m 3 Dec 1897 to Robina
Hazeldine at Dennistoun, Glasgow. Robina, a paper bag maker, was b circa 1879. She
was the daughter of Robert Hazeldine, an engine fitter, and Isabella Bell. Robina d 6
Jan 1923 in Cambusnethan, WALTER was an iron forger in 1904, a hammerman in
1948 and a gas fumaceman in 1950. WALTER was a regimental sergeant major
during WW I. Starting during the war, WALTER began carrying a cane and continued
to carry his cane under his arm until his death. In 1948 WALTER was living at 14
Bumbook Terrace, Glasgow. WALTER m 2nd on 6 Dec 1930 to Elizabeth Britton
Gray. WALTER and Elizabeth were married at 21 Campbell Street, Wishaw. They
were married by a warrant of Sheriff Substitute of Lanarkshire in the presence of
Alexander Murdoch and JANE ARROL MURDOCH. WALTER was living at 5
Beltane Street, Wishaw and Elizabeth was living at 41 1/2 Margaret Terrace, John
Street, Shieldmuir. Elizabeth was the daughter of William Britton (dec), a pit sinker,
and Elizabeth Britton. Elizabeth later m — - Gilchrist. Her maiden name was
Elizabeth McDowall. Circa 1904-07 the family lived in Durham, England. In 1940
they lived at 2 Knowehead Road, Wishaw. Elizabeth d 6 Jun 1940 at Cambusnethan
of myocarditis. WALTER d 27 Sept 1961 at 1055 Great Western Road, Glasgow. He
was employed by the Clyde Alloy Works. He was killed by the tongs which were used
in drop forging. When he died he was living at 35 Ladyvan Avenue, Glasgow.
1-1 ISABELLA BELL ARROL, b 27 Feb 1898 at 5 Palermo Street, Dennistoun,
Glasgow. ISABELLA m 18 Aug 1917 to David Murdock, a coal miner, at 90 1/2
Great Hamilton Street, Glasgow. The couple was m in a 'Scots Marriage'. They
were m by declaration at the offices of the Sheriffs Substitute of Lanarkshire.
Their witnesses were John Murdock, coal miner, and JANE ARROL, a munitions
worker. ISABELLA was living at 5 Bells Rows, Wishaw and David was living
at 30 Bells Rows, Wishaw when they married. ISABELLA d 8 Nov 1934 at 50
Alexander Street, Wishaw of acute meningitis.
1-2 JANE MAXWELL ARROL, b 23 Jan 1900 at 147 Auchentoshan Terrace,
Glasgow. JANE was a munitions worker. JANE m 15 Mar 1919 to Alexander
Murdock, a coal miner, at 90 1/2 Great Hamilton Street, Glasgow by declaration
in presence of David Murdock and ISABELLA ARROL MURDOCK. When they
married, JANE lived at 5 Bells Rows, Wishaw and Alexander at 4 Green Cottages,
Mill Road, Wishaw. Alexander was the son of John Murdock, a boiler stoker, and
Agnes Laurie. The couple was living in Bridgetown, Glasgow in 1935. They
subsequently divorced. JANE lived at 2 Knowehead Road, Greenhead, Wishaw.
JANE d 3 Aug 1962 of pneumonia and cerebral thrombosis at Carluke.
1-3 WALTER ARROL, b 23 Apr 1902 in Cambusnethan. WALTER was an iron
worker and later a bus driver. He m 26 Dec 1924 to Isabella Brown Gardiner at
the Methodist Manse, Belhaven Terrace, Wishaw. Isabella, a houseworker, was
b 24 Dec 1904, the daughter of Allan Gardiner, a coal miner, and Mary Ferguson.
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She was living at 15 Double Furnace Row, Berryhill when she married. WALTER
lived at 16 Alexander Street, Wishaw. In 1927 the family lived at 53 Marshall
Street, Wishaw and in 1932 they lived at 52 West Academy Street, Wishaw.
WALTER d 15 Mar 1982 in Wishaw Hospital of acute myocardial infarction,
myocardial degeneration and diabetes. He was stricken hile in the welfare office.
Isabella d 3 Dec 1960 at 39 Harestone Road, Wishaw of an epileptic fit. Isabella
had epilepsy for 23 years. They had:
1-3-1 MARY FERGUSON ARROL. b 19 Sept 1925 at 15 Double Furnace Row,
Berryhill, Cambusnethan and d 31 Oct 1925 at Cambusnethan.
1-3-2 WALTER ARROL, b 24 Feb 1927 at Maternity Home, Motherwell,
Lanarkshire, Scotland. WALTER attended school at Berryhill Public School
and Wishaw High School in Wishaw through 1944. He then attended Glasgow
Technical School, majoring in mine surveying and geology. He graduated in
1949. In 1950 he attended Heriot-Watt College in Edinburgh, taking surveying
and mathematics. He graduated in 1950. WALTER m on 23 Feb 1951 to
Margaret Eraser Cole at 18 Miller Street, Wishaw. She was b 7 May 1928 at
127 East Thomlie Street, Wishaw, the daughter of John Cole, a steel smelter,
and Marion McLean Cameron. WALTER was living at 16 Abbotsford Road,
Wishaw and Margaret at 18 Miller Street, Wishaw when they married.
WALTER was employed by Coultness Iron Company from Jan 1944 to Jan
1949 as an apprentice mine surveyor. From Jan 1949 to Jun 1961 he was
employed by the National Coal Company in Lanarkshire. WALTER was an
engineer assistant for Scottish Special Housing in Cumbernauld and Clydebank
from Jun 1961 to Jul 1962. The family emigrated to Canada circa 1964.
WALTER was employed from 1964 to 1965 as a land surveyor by the
Department of Highways, North Bay, Ontario. Between 1965 and 1988
WALTER was a draftsman and a land surveyor for the Department of
Transport and Parks in Ottawa, Ontario. WALTER retired 15 Jan 1988 and
was presented with a retirement certificate signed by Brian Mulrooney, Prime
Minister of Canada. Margaret, or Peggy as she was known, was employed as
an office assistant in Wishaw and, after relocating to Canada, was employed as
a sales clerk. Between 1972 and 1982 she was an assessor for the Department
of Taxation for the Federal Government During the years 1983-87 Peggy was
a real estate agent in Ottawa. Peggy won the Glamourous Grandmother contest
on a cruise. WALTER and Peggy enjoyed ballroom dancing. Following
retirement in Sept 1987 the family relocated to Victoria, British Columbia for
a brief time. However, they soon returned to Ottawa. WALTER and Margaret
had:
1-3-2-1 IAN ERASER ARROL, b 8 Apr 1957 at Glasgow. FRAZER, as he
was known, emigrated to Canada with his parents in 1962. He attended
elementary school at Featherston Public School (1962-69) and Ridgemont
High School (1969-73), both in Ottawa, Ontario He attended Algonquin
College, majoring in architecture. In 1988 he was attending Algonquin,
studying toward his CMA. ERASER m on 15 Dec 1979 to Suzanne
Isabelle Lefebvre in Ottawa Suzanne was b in Ottawa, Ontario. She was
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the executive secretary for the Canadian Soccer Association. FRASER
received the Heritage Canada Award in 1981 for his project on Restoration,
His hobby was collecting and working on old automobiles. In 1988 the
couple lived in Gloucester, Ontario.
1-3-2-2 N4ARGARET ARROL, b 7 May 1957 at London, England.
MARGARET was adopted. She attended Featherston Public School
(1962-70) and Ridgemont High School (1970-73) in Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada. MARGARET m 1st circa 1977 to Phillipe St. Jean and was later
divorced. She m 2nd on 19 Jun 1986 to Mark Jensen in Kirkland Lake,
Ontario. In 1991 MARGARET was a registered nurse in a hospital in
Thunder Bay, Ontario. She resided in Thunder Bay. MARGARET and
Phillipe St. Jean had: Joseph Claude St. Jean (now Jensen), b 12 Aug 1975
at Bumaby, British Columbia. MARGARET and Mark Jensen had: Judy
Anne Jensen.
1-3-2-3 WALTER CAMERON ARROL, b 2 Mar 1964 at Preston Hospital,
North Shields, Tynemouth, England. CAMERON, as he was known,
attended Featherston Public School (1969-77) and Ridgemont High School
(1978-84) in Ottawa, Ontario. WALTER was employed by Wall Sound as
a technician by the Government of Canada, in 1988 as an accountant by
American Express Travel, and in 1993 by Rider Travel in Ottawa, Ontario.
He had:
1-3-2-3-1 RYAN BERNARD WALTER ARROL, b 25 Sept 1990 in Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada. RYAN resides in Buckingham in Quebec.
1-3-3 ALLAN GARDINER ARROL, b 10 Jul 1928 at Maternity House,
Motherwell, Dalziel. ALLAN was a motor lorry driver. ALLAN was in the
National Service, serving in the German Occupation Army (circa 1946-48). In
1960 he was a labourer for cotton waste dealers. In 1951 he resided at 16
Abbotsford Road, Wishaw. He m 1st on 3 Jan 1959 to Rachael Curran at
Oldham, Lancashire, England. Rachel, a rainproof maker, was b circa 1939 in
Wishaw, Scotland, the daughter of John Curran, a coal miner. They were
living at 42 Bower Street, Oldham, England when they married. In 1959 they
resided at 7 Back Greenacres Road, Oldham and in 1971 at 137 Fife Drive,
Motherwell. Rachael d prior to 1987. ALLAN m 2nd on 24 Apr 1987 to
Mary Wardrope at the registration office, Glasgow. Mary, b 4 Jun 1938, was
the daughter of John Ferries, a railway worker (dec), and Annie Miller. This
was Mary's 2nd marriage. ALLAN was living at 78 Hawthorn Drive, Wishaw
and Mary was living at 143 Birksaw Braie, Wishaw when they married. This
was Mary's 2nd marriage. She had been divorced. Mary was a school cleaner.
ALLAN and Rachael had:
1-3-3-1 ISABELLA GARDINER ARROL, b 6 Sept 1959 at Maternity Home,
Motherwell. ISABELLA was a confectionary maker. She m 12 July 1979
to Hugh Raymond Forrest at Motherwell and Wishaw. Hugh was b 19 Dec
1957, the son of William Forrest, a steel dresser, and Rose Ann Fallan.
ISABELLA was living at 24 Narestone Road, Wishaw and Hugh at 23
Curlinghigh Crescent, Wishaw when they married.
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1-3-3-2 ALLISON ARROL, b 31 Aug 1960 at 7, Court 1, Greenacres Road,
Oldham, England. In 1982 ALLISON was living at 21, Dyer Square,
Sunderland, England and in 1988 in Wishaw, Scotland. She was a
confectionar>' worker. ALLISON m 24 Apr 1987 to Paul OTvIeil at
Glasgow. Paul was b 28 Dec 1965, the son of Thomas OTvIeil, a labourer,
and Helen Loughery of Wishaw. ALLISON had:
1-3-3-2-1 ALLAN ARROL, b 14 May 1983 at Sunderland General Hospital,
Sunderland, England.
1-3-3-2-2 RICHELLE ARROL, b 4 Nov 1986 at William Smellie Hospital,
Lanark, Scotland.
1-3-3-3 JAMES CARNICHAN ARROL, b 4 Apr 1956. JAMES was a deck
hand in the merchant navy. He m 5 Jan 1976 to Annie Bailie at
Motherwell and Wishaw District. Annie, a telephone cable worker, was b
6 Mar 1956, the daughter of Alexander Bailie, a general labourer, and
Elizabeth McConnachie. Elizabeth was living at 65 Gilbum Street,
Ocertown and he was living at 24 Narestone Road, Wishaw when they
married. They had:
1-3-3-3-1 JAMES ARROL, b 5 Jan 1976 at the William Smellie Memorial
Hospital, Lanark.
1-3-3-4 ALLAN ARROL, b 27 Jan 1962 at Cambusnethan. ALLAN was a
bricklayer. He m 8 Dec 1983 to Audrey Ann Stoney (formerly McMorrow)
in Glasgow. Audrey was b 25 Dec 1966, the daughter of Owen McMorrow
and Patricia Stoney. ALLAN and Audrey were living at 35 Kilmuir Road,
Glasgow when they married. In 1984 they were living at 6 Kilvaxter Drive,
Glasgow. They had:
1-3-3-4-1 EMMA JANE ARROL, b 8 Sept 1984 at Southern General
Hospital, Glasgow.
1-3-3-5 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 26 Jul 1966 at 59 Stonecraig Road,
Cambusnethan. ELIZABETH was a factory worker. She m on 17 Feb
1989 to Stephen Murtagh at St. Patrick's Church, Shotts. Stephen was b 25
Apr 1964, the son of John Joseph Murtagh, a scaffold erector, and Anne
King (later Bodin).
1-3-3-6 ANGELA ARROL, b 21 Aug 1969 at Maternity Hospital, Sunderland,
England. In the 1980's she resided in Wishaw, Scotland ANGELA had:
William Stuart Grenfell, b 18 Aug 1988 in Lanark and Neil Grenfell, b 14
Aug 1989 in Lanark.
1-3-3-7 JULIE ARROL, b 23 Aug 1971 at Beckford Lodge, Hamilton,
Scotland.
1-3-4 ETHEL ARROL, b 17 Sept 1930 at Maternity Home, Motherwell. ETHEL
was a electrical factory worker. She m 10 Jul 1959 to Angus Keir Davidson
at Wishaw Old Parish Church according to the forms of the Church of
Scotland. Angus, b circa 1934, was a draughtson, the son of James Davidson,
a coal miner (machineman), and Agnes Watson Keir. Agnes m 2nd to —
Robinson. ETHEL and Angus had three daughters. In 1990 they were living
at #7 Frazer Court, Airdrie, Lanarkshire.
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1-3-5 WILLIAM ARROL, b 4 Aug 1932 at Cambusnethan and d 25 Dec 1933 at
Burgh Hospital, Motherwell of pneumonia.
1-4 ROBERT HAZELDINE ARROL, b 17 Apr 1904 at 62 Petershill Road, Dennistoun,
Glasgow. ROBERT was a steelworker. In 1956 he was a concrete truck driver.
He m 1st on 19 Oct 1923 to Elizabeth Vickers in Wishaw, Parish of Dalziel
Elizabeth was b circa 1907, the daughter of William Albert Vickers, an ironworker,
and Elizabeth Clark. Elizabeth d 7 Jan 1948 at 77 Shand Street, Wishaw of
pulmonary tuberculosis. ROBERT m 2nd on 2 Sept 1948 to Janet Sneddon
Rutherford Cossar. Janet was a widow, previously m to Robert Fallon, a coal
miner. She was b 19 Apr 1908, the daughter of Alexander Cossar, a coal mmer,
and Euphemia Davidson (Rutherford). She was living at 36 Patterson and he lived
at 77 Shand Street, Wishaw when they married. ROBERT was a motor driver
when he marriedJanet. ROBERT d 10 Oct 1958 at 85 Marshall Street, Wishaw
of coronary occlusion. His usual address in 1958 was 77 Shand Street, Wishaw.
Janet d 25 Nov 1983 at 21 Curlingbaugh Crescent, Wishaw of a heart attack.
ROBERT and Elizabeth had:
1-4-1 ELIZABETH CLARK ARROL, b 6 Jun 1925 at 16 West Thomlie Street,
Wishaw. ELIZABETH was a hospital orderly. She d 29 Jan 1951 of influenza
and pulmonary tuberculosis She had tuberculosis for five years and three
months and influenza for fourteen days. ELIZABETH never married.
1-4-2 WALTER ARROL, b 1 Aug 1927 at 25 Lady smith Street, Wishaw,
Lanarkshire, Scotland. WALTER was a motor lorry driver. When he married
he was a private in the Seaforth Highlanders. He m 1st to Evelyn Lydia Dey
on 1 Dec 1945 in Wishaw. Evelyn was a cook. When she married she was
engaged in "war service'. Evelyn, b circa 1924, was living at 33 Eraser's
Building, Forres. She was the daughter of William Dey, a distillery worker,
and Helen Hay Mcintosh. Evelyn m 2nd to William George Beattie, a forestry
worker. The marriage was witnessed by Robina Hazeldine Arrol, 37 Harestone
Road, Wishaw. William and Evelyn had: 1) Evelyn McBain Beattie, b 1 Aug
1948 at Forres; 2) Stanley Alexander Beattie, b 29 Jun 1950 at 28 Bogs Street,
Elgin. He was a woodcutter. Stanley m 14 Feb 1975 to Catherine Eunice
Duncan m Elgin. She was b 27 Nov 1956 at Grantown on Spey, the daughter
of James Walter Duncan, a forestry worker, and Jean Lawson Calder.
Catherine was living at 8 Dryde's Court, Lyanbryde, Elgin and Stanley at 3
Robertson Road, Lyanbryde when they married; and 3) Caroline Margaret
Helen Beattie, b 14 Apr 1957 at Hillhead Cottage, Rafford, Moray, Scotland.
WALTER was stationed in Maryhill Barracks early in WW II and then served
in Malaya as a corporal. He was a prisoner in Malayan prisons for about four
and one-half years during WW II. He returned to the United Kingdom on the
"Dinaura", which formerly had been Hitlers Yacht. WALTER m 2nd (circa
1952) in England to June Lapworth. June was b 1 June 1934. In 1953
WALTER was a motor lorry driver for coal haulage contractors and June was
a capstan operator for Light Engineering Works of Coventry. In 1955 they
lived at 6 Riley Street and in 1961 at 6 Over Street, Coventry, England. The
couple separated circa 1965. June resided at 67 Carey Street, Coventry,
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England in 1990. WALTER and Evelyn had:
1-4-2-1 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 29 Jul 1946. ELIZABETH d 24 Oct 1947 at
Low Junction Hospital, Carluke of miliary tuberculosis. Her parents were
living at 77 Shand Street, Wishaw when she died.
WALTER and June had:
1-4-2-2 WILLIAM ARROL, b 4 Nov 1953 at Gulson Hospital, South Coventry,
England. WILLIAM m 5 Oct 1974 to Christine Ethel Cleverley in
Coventry, England. Christine was the daughter of James Robert Cleverley,
a foundry worker. WILLIAM was a barman in 1974, a warehouseman in
1 977, an electroplater in 1981 and later a mini bus driver and youth worker.
WILLIAM and Christine lived at 29 Guild Road, Coventry in 1974 and at
139 Kingfield Road in 1982. They had:
1-4-2-2-1 CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ARROL, b 20 Nov 1 974 at Coventry
Maternity Hospital, Walsgrave, Coventry.
1-4-2-2-2 RICHARD STUART ARROL, b 7 Jun 1977 at Coventry
Maternity Hospital, Walsgrave, Coventry.
1-4-2-2-3 CLARE MICHELLE ARROL, b 28 Nov 1981 at Coventry
Maternity Hospital, Walsgrave, Coventry.
1-4-2-2-4 LINDSEY ANN ARROL, b 17 Oct 1982 at Coventry Hospital,
Walsgrave, Coventry, England.
1-4-2-3 WALTER JAMES ARROL, b 7 Feb 1955 at Gulson Hospital,
Coventry, England. WALTER m 1st on 5 Mar 1976 to Teresa Blenkinsop
at the Coventry Register Office, Coventry. Teresa was m 1st to — Clamp.
Teresa was b circa 1942, the daughter of Joseph Blenkinsop, a storekeeper
at the telephone works. The marriage was dissolved. He m 2nd on 19 Feb
1982 to Edith Helena Zakostowicz who was b in Warwick, Warwickshire,
the daughter of Jan Zakostowicz. She was known as Helena. Jan was an
inspector in a plastics company. WALTER was originally a gas fitter. He
was later employed as a home goods mover and in a plastic componets
factory until the factory was destroyed by fire. In 1992 he was employed
in a computer shop. WALTER'S hobby was home computers. WALTER
and Helena were living at 13 Yew Close, Coventry, England when they
married. Teresa (Theresa) m 3rd on 20 Oct 1979 to Wilson Whiteside at
the Register Office, Blackpool, Lancashire, England. Wilson, a motor
mechanic, was b circa 1946, the son of Tom Turner, a labourer. He was
living at 1 1 Brook Street, Blackpool when they married. Teresa was a
hospital nursing assistant in 1979. In 1992 WALTER and Helena lived at
14 Trentham Road, Coventry. The family had two cockateels as pets.
WALTER and Helena had:
1-4-2-3-1 DEBORAH JOANNE ARROL, b 31 Jul 1982 at Coventry
Maternity Hospital, Walsgrave, Coventry, England.
1-4-2-4 THOMAS ARROL, b 14 Apr 1960 at 6 Over Street, Bell Green,
Coventry. In 1979 THOMAS was a sales assistant. In 1987 he was a
driver. THOMAS m 22 Sept 1979 to Kay Symons at the Parish Church of
Foleshill, Coventry. Kay, a sales assistant, was b circa 1960, the daughter
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of Thomas George Symons, a storekeeper and sales assistant. THOMAS
was living at 6 Over Street, Coventry and Kay at 28 Sibton Street, Coventry
when they married. In 1983 they lived at 22 Sibton Close, Coventry. They
had:
1-4-2-4-1 KELLY CHARMARIE ARROL, b 10 Oct 1980 at Coventry
Maternity Hospital, Walsgrave, England.
1-4-2-4-2 NATALIE ANN ARROL, b 20 Aug 1983 at Coventry Maternity
Hospital, Walsgrave, England.
1-4-2-4-3 KIRSTIE ARROL, b 19 May 1989 at Coventry, England.
1-4-2-5 JACQUELINE ELIZABETH ANN ARROL, b 29 Aug 1961 at 6, Over
Street, Bell Green, Coventry, England. In 1990 she lived at 65 Carey
Street, Coventry, England. She had:
1-4-2-5-1 EMMA LOUISE ARROL, b 7 Mar 1979 at Coventry Maternity
Hospital, Walsgrave, Coventry, England.
1-4-2-5-2 KERRIE ARROL, b 11 Sept 1989, Coventry, England.
1-4-2-6 STEVEN ARROL, b 17 Oct 1965 at Keresley Hospital, Keresley,
Coventry, England and m 12 Sept 1987 to April Rose Tyrrell. April was
b in April 1 968, the daughter of Alan George Charles Tyrrell, an electrician.
She resided at 16 Chelsey Road, Coventry and Steven at 64 Winston
Avenue when they married. April worked with handicapped children as a
child care employee prior to her marriage. April was an identical twin of
her sister Sharon Tyrell. In 1990 STEVEN was an unemployed Council
Truck Driver as a result of suffering from back problems. In 1990
STEVEN and April lived at 43 Frevill Road, Coventry. They had:
1-4-2-6-1 AMY ARROL, b 21 Nov 1988 at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry,
England.
1-4-2-6-2 JESSICA ARROL, b 6 Jul 1990 at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry,
England.
1-4-3 ROBINA HAZELDINE ARROL, b 13 Nov 1929 at 14 Richies Russell
Street, Wishaw, Scotland. ROBINA was a nail worker. In 1945 she lived at
Harestone Road, Wishaw. She m 29 Dec 1951 to Charles Griffin. The couple
was married at St. Ignatius Catholic Church, Wishaw, Cambusnethan.
ROBINA was living at 84 Eastmuir Street, Wishaw when she was married.
Charles, a crane driver, was living at 35 Golfhill Road, Wishaw. Charles was
the son of Charles Griffin, a crane driver, and Annie McCann. ROBINA d 6
Feb 1990.
1-4-4 ROBERT HAZELDINE ARROL, b 19 Nov 1931 at Whitehall, Russell
Street, Wishaw, Cambusnethan. ROBERT was known as Jock'. When he was
a youth he drove a two-wheel cart, pulled by a "wee" horse, for Bell's Bakery.
He would pick up the newly baked goods and drive the donkey cart up a steep
hill to deliver the cakes. He would make the trip several times a day,
ROBERT was a furniture retailer and a painter and decorator. He was a
corporal in the British National Service where he served as a cook. In 1953-54
he was employed in the engineering department, British Railways. He m 21
June 1952 to Gwendoline Florence Elizabeth Grainger at the Parish Church,
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Oswald, Coney Hill, Gloucester, England. She was the daughter of Edward
William Grainger, a machinist. They were living at 30 Lincoln Road,
Gloucester when they married. They later resided at 44 Vicarage Road,
Gloucester. ROBERT and Gwen owned and operated the Barton Street Second
Hand Furniture Shop in Gloucester. ROBERT collected vintage American
automobiles. The couple was active in the British American Automobile Club
and won many awards in competition for the exhibition of their automobiles.
They owned a one-of-a-kind Cadillac which they used for weddings. The
Cadillac, built for a Arabian Shiek, had a Rolls Royce radiator and a heart
design for the rear window. Gwen won the Glamourous Grandmother
competition in Gloucester on two occasions and was also voted Mrs. Gloucester
in competition. The couple had:
1-4-4-1 RAYMOND JOHN ARROL, b 1 1 Apr 1953 at City Maternity Hospital,
Gloucester, England RAYMOND was a butchery manager. He was m 13
Oct 1976 to Andrea Norah Langford at Gloucester, Gloucestershire,
England. Andrea was an apprentice hairdresser. She was b circa 1960, the
daughter of Lionel Leslie Langford, a flour mill employee. RAYMOND
was living at 44 Vicarage Road, Gloucester and Andrea at 185 A Linden
Road, Gloucester when they married.
1-4-4-2 JEANETTE ELIZABETH RUBY ARROL, b 27 Jun 1954 at 31
Parliament Street, Gloucester, England. JEANETTE was a waitress. She
m 1st on 11 Dec 1971 to Ian John Cross at Gloucester, Gloucestershire,
England. Ian was b circa 1951 the son of James Cross, a labourer. He was
living at 10 Marodan Road, Churchdown and JEANETTE was living at 44
Vicarage Road, Gloucester when they married. JEANETTE'S marriage was
dissolved and she m 2nd on 4 Dec 1976 to Darek Alan Moore. Darek was
b circa 1954, the son of Alan William Moore, a motorcycle salesman.
Darek was living at 160 Elmleaze, Langlanans, Gloucester and JEANETTE
was living at Flat 10, Block 1 , Rectory Road, Matson, Gloucester when they
married. JEANETTE had:
1 -4-4-2- 1 STEVEN ROBERT ALAN ARROL, b 1 8 Aug 1 976 at Gloucester
Maternity Hospital, Western Road, Gloucester.
1-4-4-3 ANN EILEEN ARROL, b 7 Apr 1957 at 10 Caledonian Road, Matson,
Gloucester, England. ANN was a cashier. She m 16 Apr 1977 to Stephan
John Chidlow at Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England Stephan was b circa
1958, the son of John Harold Chidlow, a bus driver. Stephan was a gunner
in the Royal Artillery when he married. He was living at 30 St. Aldwyn
Road, Gloucester and ANN was living at 44 Vicarage Road, Gloucester
when they married. They had two daughters. The couple separated circa
1983. ANN subsequently had three other children.
1-4-4-4 IAN JOliN ARROL, b 21 Feb 1960 at 10 Caledonian Road, Gloucester,
England. In 1990 he was not married and lived at 57 Podsmead Road,
Gloucester. He was in the business of buying and selling automobiles.
1-4-4-5 CLIVE ROBERT ARROL, b 27 Jun 1961 at 10 Caledonian Road,
Gloucester, England.
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1-4-4-6 MANDY KAREN ARROL, b 20 Jun 1964 at Maternity Hospital,
Gloucester, England. MANDY was a cook supervisor. She m 16 Nov 1984
to Andrew Raymond Bradley at the Register Office in Gloucester,
Gloucestershire, England. Andrew was b circa 1962, the son of Raymond
George Bradley, a plant operative. They were living at 30 Llandilo Street,
Gloucester, England when they married.
1-4-4-7 MARK HAZELDINE ARROL b 19 Sept 1965 at City Maternity
Hospital, Gloucester. MARK was a labourer. He m 16 Jan 1987 to Kim
Pauline Jennings at Mendip, Somerset, England. Kim was b circa 1959, the
daughter of Raymond Turner, a builder. This was Kim's 2nd marriage, the
first marriage being dissolved. Kim was living at 194 Linden Avenue,
Gloucester when she married.
1-4-5 MARY BECK ARROL, b 17 Dec 1933 at Maternity Home, Motherwell,
Scotland. MARY BECK was a transport driver. She d 29 Jun 1967, at age 33,
in Law Hospital, Carluke of bronchogenic carcinoma with widespread
metastases. Her usual address in 1967 was 519 Glasgow Road, Wishaw.
1-4-6 ISABELLA ARROL, b 16 Jul 1936 at 19 Bell Road, Wishaw, Scotland.
ISABELLA was a clockwork inspectress for Smith's Clock Works. She lived
at 149 Main Street, Overtown. She m 16 Mar 1956 to John Leghorn, a
steelwork labourer, who lived at 21 Stahan Rd., Law, Carluke. John was the
son of Robert Leghorn, an assistant school janitor, and Marian Race.
1-4-7 PATRICIA ETHEL WILSON ARROL, b 1 Oct 1939 at 37 Harestone Road,
Wishaw. She was known as PATRICIA or PAT for short. She was apetrol
pump attendant. She m 19 Jul 1958 to Gerard Findlay Mills McGuiness at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Motherwell. Gerard, a coalminer, was the son of
Peter McGuiness (dec), a steelworker, and Margaret Graham. PATRICIA was
living at 519 Glasgow Road, Wishaw and Gerard at 41 Kylenore Crescent,
Motherwell when they married.
1-4-8 WILLIAM ALBERT VICKERS ARROL, b 15 Apr 1941 at 37 Harestone
Road, Wishaw.
1-4-9 JANETTE ARROL, b 31 Mar 1945 at 37 Harestone Road, Wishaw. In 1990
she was believed m to Roger Luce and lived in Gloucester.
1-5 ETHEL WILSON ARROL, b 25 Jun 1907 at 2 Herenley Street, Harrowgate Hill,
Darlington, Durham, England. ETHEL, a houseworker, m on 25 Oct 1924 to
William Wilson, a steelworker, at Cambusnethan. William was b circa 1901, the
son of William Wilson (dec), a colliery engine keeper, and Jeanne Cairns. ETHEL
was living at 5 Beitare St., Wishaw and William at 177 Cambusnethan when they
married. ETHEL d 12 Dec 1961 at Law Hospital, Carluke of broncho pneumonia.
In 1961 her usual address was 30 Benham Road, Shotts.
1-6 WILLIAM BRODICK HAZELDINE ARROL, b 19 Mar 1910 at 53 Honeypot
Lane, Darlington, Durham, England. He was believed to have been known as
"BILL" and to have traveled to Canada prior to WW II and to have been employed
in clearing forests. WILLIAM may have been a sergeant major in the Canadian
Army during WW II. He is believed to have eventually returned to Scotland
where he m on 10 Mar 1950 to Grace Grierson Robson at Mosspark Church,
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Pollok, Glasgow. WILLIAM was a bus conductor when he married, a biscuit
factory worker in 1958 and a fat blender in 1973. He lived at 93 Honey bug Road,
Glasgow and Grace lived at 583 Crockerhill Road, Glasgow when they married.
Grace was the daughter of Hugh Robson (dec), a locomotive driver, and Mary
Agnes Fraser. In 1958 he lived at 62 Fairfield Street, Glasgow and in 1973 he
lived at 50 Gormanside Road, Glasgow. He d 29 Apr 1973 at 50 Gormanside
Road, Glasgow of bronchopneumonia and carcinoma of the lung. They had:
1-6-1 SENG A MARY ARROL, b 13 Dec 1950 at 1301 Govan Road, Glasgow.
SENG A was a sales assistant. She was m 16 Sept 1972 to Alistar Hugh Brodie
at St. James Church, Glasgow. Alistar, a crane driver, was b 2 Jun 1950 in
Glasgow. He was the son of Alistar Brodie, a furniture porter, and Margaret
Boyd Davidson.
1-6-2 ROBINA HAZELDINE ARROL, b 7 Mar 1953 at 133 Balomack Road,
Springbum, Glasgow. ROBINA was a sales assistant who lived at 50
Dormanide Rd., Glasgow. She m 3 1 Dec 1971 to David Cunningham Stobbart,
an engineer, b 27 Dec 1949. He lived at 5 Kilmarin Place, Glasgow. David
was the son of William Walker Stobbart, housepainter (foreman), and Grace
McKenzie Paterson.
1-6-3 JANET ROBSON ARROL, b 10 Dec 1958 at Govan Road, Glasgow.
JANET m on 3 Apr 1976 to James Davidson at St. James (Pollok) Church,
Glasgow. JANET was a sales assistant who lived at 50 Dormaside Rd.,
Glasgow. James, b 4 Aug 1957 in Scotland, lived at 153 Raeberry St.,
Glasgow and was a despatch clerk. He was the son of Eric Davidson,
compositor, and Evelyn May Davies.
1-6-4 WILLIAM HAZELDINE ROBSON ARROL, b 15 Apr 1962 at 62 Fairfield
Street, Govan, Glasgow. WILLIAM was a maintenance engineer. He m 2 Nov
1989 to Helene Casey in Perth. Helene was b 17 Jun 1969, the daughter of
Matthew Kennedy Casey, a shipbuilder, and Helen Kelly.
1-6-5 HUGH ROBSON ARROL, b 3 Jun 1964 at 62 Fairfield Street, Glasgow,
South.
1-6-6 WALTER SHAW ARROL, b 5 Dec 1967 at Maternity Hospital, Glasgow.
1-7 JANET ARROL, b 28 Jul 1912 at 4 Castlehill Terrace, Castlehill, Cambusnethan.
JANET is believed to have been a domestic servantand believed to have m 7 Sept
1939 to John Smith Milne, an omnibus driver. They had: Walter Arrol Milne.
JANET may have m 2nd circa 1950 to Peter Henney, a joiner. JANET d 23 Aug
1989 at Glasgow of a myocardial infraction.
1-8 ROBINA HAZELDINE ARROL, b 19 Apr 1915 at 5 Ben's Row, Wishaw,
ROBINA m 1st on 30 Sept 1933 to Thomas Gillin McHugh at 36 High St., Perth,
by declaration in presence of Thomas Thomsan, Purrannce Hotel, Kinlock Barrack
and Margaret Gowards of St Leonard's Back, Perth. Thomas, b 1912, was a pile
driver living at Kinloch Barrack. He was the son of Charles McHugh, a
commercial traveller, and Margaret Gillin (dec). They were divorced 3 Jul 1948.
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She m 2nd on 18 Sept 1948 to Walter James Crosbie Wells at Lainsdownie
Church, Maryhill, Glasgow. ROBINA was a canteen assistant and Walter was an
electrical fitter. Walter lived at 151 West Graham Street, Glasgow. He was the
son of Robert Muir Wells, an office caretaker, and Jemima Crosbie.
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XV THOMAS ARROL AND JANET ALLEN FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1783. (See Section II, Paragraph 2-1-2-1-2, Page 147
for possible heritage of this family.) THOMAS was an auctioneer and an innkeeper.
He m 22 Jan 1803 to Janet Allen (Allan) at Paisley Abbey, County Renfrew They
had:
1 JEAN ARROL, b 23 Dec 1804 at Paisley. JEAN m circa 1829 to Tom Hamilton.
They had two sons: 1) Tom who m Margaret Founds and they had: James who m
Ellen Cochran and; 2) John who m Margaret Morrison and had a daughter, Bethia.
2 CHARLES ARROL, b 18 Apr 1807 and christened 3 May 1807 at Paisley.
3 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 26 Nov 1809.
4 JAMES ARROL, b 26 Jul 1811 at Paisley In 1833 he was a boardsmith. JAMES
registered for marriage on 12 May 1833 to Bethia Hamilton in Paisley. Bethia was
b in 1808. In 1840 he was a textile foreman in Johnstone and by 1852 he was a
textile mill manager. JAMES d 20 Nov 1874 at New Mill, Johnstone of apoplexy.
Bethia d 4 Dec 1872 in Johnstone of cancer of the rectum and paralysis. They had:
4-1 JAMES ARROL, Jr, b 9 Feb 1836 at Houston. He m 2 Nov 1858 to Mary
Thomson at Johnstone, Renfrewshire. JAMES was a bookkeeper when he m
and in 1879 he was a cashier at a chemical work. He was also employed as an
engineer's clerk and a mercantile bookkeeper. JAMES d 25 Oct 1906 at 23
Clifford Street, Govan, Glasgow of carcinoma of the liver and lungs MARY
d 4 Oct 1922 at 23 Clifford Street, Govan of cerebral hemmorrhage. They had:
4-1-1 BETHIA HAMILTON ARROL, b 10 Sept 1859 at Bank Place, Johnstone.
BETHIA d 1 1 Mar 1869, at age 9, at 174 Cumberard St., South Glasgow of
scarlet fever.
4-1-2 ARCHIBALD ARROL, b 4 Aug 1861 at Abbey, Paisley. He d 3 Apr
1862 at 8 months of age at Bank Place, Johnstone. He had congestion of the
lungs.
4-1-3 JAMES ARROL, b 10 Apr 1863 at Johnstone. JAMES is "believed to
have been a landowner in Brazil and to have died in that country."
4-1-4 BARBARA WATSON ARROL, b 16 Jun 1865 at Abbey, Paisley.
BARBARA d 14 Sept 1914 in Kirkintilloch.
4-1-5 THOMAS ARROL, b 6 Sept 1867 at 25 High Street, Johnstone.
THOMAS was a costs clerk. He m 3 Mar 1923 to Mary Ann Margaret
Moore at the Register Office in Wandsworth, London. Mary Ann was the
daughter of Frederick James Young (dec), an electric wireman. Mary Ann
was a widow when she married THOMAS. THOMAS and Mary Ann were
living at 61 Strathblaine Road, Battersea, London when they manied. Mary
Ann d 29 Jan 1932 at Bolingbroke Hospital, 961 Strathblane Road, Battersea,
London. Mary committed suicide while of unsound mind. She had multiple
injuries in a fall from a window. Thomas d 22 Oct 1936 at Battersea,
London.
4-1-6 MATHEW THOMSON ARROL, b 27 Sept 1869 at 174 Cumberland
Street, Glasgow. MATHEW was an electrical engineer. He m 27 Aug 1912
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to Catherine Tudhope Crawford at the Alexander Hotel, Govan. Catherine
was b circa 1879, the daughter of David Owens, grocer, and Isabella
Crawford. At the time of her marriage she lived at 34 Highburgh Drive,
Bumside, Rutherglen. She attested that she had "borne this name since
childhood". MATHEW lived at 23 Clifford Street, Ibrox, Govan when he
married. He d 24 Feb 1943 at 189 Copland Road, Glasgow of cancer of the
throat. He had cancer for 1 year, 3 months. Catherine d 28 Jun 1952 at 189
Copland Road, Glasgow of pernicious anaemia and aplastic anaemia. They
had:
4-1-6-1 JAMES ARROL, b 14 Jun 1917 at 189 Copland Road, Plantation,
Glasgow. JAMES was a quantity surveyor. JAMES was a gurmer in the
Royal Artillery, British Army when he m 1st on 5 May 1942 to Eunice
Jane Clements Elrick at Rossland Church, Bishopton, Glasgow, according
to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Eunice was a chemical
laboratory assistant. Eunice was the daughter of John Carrington Perry
Elrick, a Sgt. in the Gordon Highlanders, and Lois Jane Elrick Smith
(later Learmonth). Eunice lived at 25 Rossland Crescent when she
married. Eunice d 4 Mar 1971 at 34 Falcon Court, Edinburgh of
hypertension and heart degeneration. JAMES m 2nd on 14 Jun 1975 to
Elsie Grinton Brotherstone Dean at Momingside, Edinburgh. Elsie was
a company director. She was bom 1 Jan 1923 in England, the daughter
of Thomas Grinton Dean, a ship plater, and Elizabeth Byrne. Elsie d 26
Aug 1990 at Edinburgh. JAMES and Eunice had:
4-1-6-1-1 MARTINE EUNICE ARROL, b 10 Oct 1956 at Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow. MARTINE attended Craigholme School, Glasgow;
St. Denis School, Edinburgh; and Edinburgh University. MARTINE
was a chartered accountant. In 1975 she resided at 16 Craiglochart
Avenue, Edinburgh. She was employed originally by Coopers and
Lybrand. She took her training with the firm in the Edinburgh Office
and was then on contract in Malawi. In early 1988 she was head
accountant for Tullis Neill Limited, a printer and manufacturer of
business forms and waxed papers, located in Edinburgh. She resigned
when she m on 20 Feb 1988 to Paul Ferguson at St. Cuthbert's
Church, Edinburgh. Paul, b 20 Aug 1956 in Peking, China, was the
son of Kenneth Ferguson and Eileen Lavin. Kenneth Ferguson was
a diplomat in the British Foreign Office. Paul attended Downside
School in Bath, England and Sussex University. He was a chartered
accountant with Coopers and Lybrand. The couple made their home
in Lusaka, Zambia, Central Africa in 1989. They relocated to
Edinburgh, Scotland in 1990. They had: Calum Kenneth Arrol
Ferguson, b 18 May 1989 in Edinburgh, Scotland and Gemne
Catherine Elrick Ferguson, b 13 Feb 1991 in Edinburgh, Scotland
4-1-6-2 CATHERINE CRAWFORD ARROL, b 20 Aug 1 9 1 3 at 1 89 Copland
Road. Govan, Glasgow. CATHERINE m 21 Feb 1952 to John Russell
Needle at Bellahouston Church, Glasgow. She was living at 189
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Copeland Road, Glasgow when she married. John was an insurance agent
and later a district insurance manager. He was b circa 191 1, the son of
George Henry Needle (dec), a post office sorter and telegraphist, and
Katherine Eliza Ann Russell. He lived at 4 Ibron Terrace, Glasgow.
CATHERINE d 13 Feb 1966 at Blenheim Cottage, Maddiston of acute
myocardial failure.
-1-7 MARY ARROL, b 23 Mar 1872. MARY was a housekeeper. She never
married. She d 27 Dec 1951 at Abington Park Road, Kim (near Dunoon) of
coronary thrombosis.
-1-8 CHARLES ARROL, b 15 Jun 1874 at Muirhall, West Calder. CHARLES
was a mechanical and electrical engineer. In 1904 he lived at 23 Clifford
Street, Go van. He m 8 Jun 1904 to Jessie Steven Bryson at the Burgh Hall,
PoUokshields, Glasgow. Jessie was b circa 1874, the daughter of James
Bryson, a cheese importer and provision merchant, and Marion Leishman.
JESSIE d 22 Nov 1950 at 75 Dryburgh Ave., Rutherglen of cerebral
thrombosis and cardiac failure. CHARLES d 24 May 1953 in Rutherglen,
Glasgow of influenza and cardiac failure at 75 Dryburgh Avenue. They had:
4-1-8-1 JAMES ARROL, b 1 Nov 1905 at 626 Alexandra Parade, Glasgow.
He m 4 Jul 1933 to Margaret Guthrie Kyle in Blythswood, Glasgow.
Margaret was b 15 Oct 1905, the daughter of Thomas Kyle, a
housepainter and decorator, and Barbara Richmona Thomson. JAMES
lived at 14 Carleton Place, Penrith, Cumberland in 1950. JAMES was the
dux (top boy) medallist of the High School of Glasgow. Both JAMES
and Margaret graduated from Glasgow University. Margaret d 23 Jun
1968 at Stonehouse Hospital, Stonehouse of broncho-pneumonia,
hypertension, congestive cardiac failure and general arterio-sclerosis.
JAMES was an Inspector of Taxes for Inland Revenue. JAMES d 18
Nov 1989. They had:
4-1-8-1-1 BARBARA KYLE ARROL, b 10 Aug 1935 at 2 Broughallan
Gardens, Kern, Dunoon. In 1961 BARBARA was a school teacher
and lived at 29 Highburgh Drive, Rutherglen. She m 14 Aug 1961 to
Edward Malcolm MacNab at Stonelaw Church, Rutherglen. Edward,
b 1927, a chartered accountant of 4 Craigwell Ave., Rutherglen, was
the son of Edward Houston MacNab, cashier, and Flora Thomson
Bownie. In 1989 they lived in Dollar. They had: 1) Fiona Margaret,
b 1963 and m 1989 to Simon Kennedy. They had: Andrew James; 2)
Moma Ann, b 1965, and 3) Morag Barbara, b 1968. Morag was a
nurse.
4-1-8-1-2 CHARLES ARROL, b 4 Jun 1939 at 66 Ayr Road, Prestwick
and d 5 Jun 1939 at Monkton, Ayrshire.
4-1-8-1-3 THOMAS JAMES ARROL, b 27 Jul 1943 at 54 Marsh Road,
Pinner, Harrow, Middlesex, England. THOMAS m 29 Dec 1967 to
Elizabeth (Betty) Anderson. Betty attended the University of
Strathclyde. The couple relocated to London, England in 1968. Both
TOM and Betty were employed by Thorn EMI pic. (1968-1972). In
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1989 Betty was Director of Planning for Bamet Health Authority and
THOMAS was the school accountant for Harrow School. TOM was
on the Council of the Bums Club of London and was the President of
the Harrow and District Caledonian Society. In 1990 the family lived
in Harrow, Middlesex, England where they had lived since 1968.
4-1-8-2 MARION BRYSON ARROL, b 31 Mar 1911 at 75 Dryburgh
Avenue, Rutherglen. MARION graduated from the University of
Glasgow. She was a Queens Nurse.
4-1-9 MARGARET ARROL, b 27 Jul 1877 at Muirhall Cottage, West Calder.
MARGARET m 19 Sept 191 1 to Harry Harper at Alexandra Hotel, Glasgow
according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Harry, an accountant,
was b circa 1878, the son of William Young, a dairy tanner, and Helen Read
(dec). Margaret was living at 23 Clifford Street, Ibrox, Glasgow and Harry
at 10 Penertey Road, Carford, Loundon when they married. MARGARET
d 16 Nov 1957 at Elmview, Clyde Street, Kim of arteriosclerosis.
4-1-10 WILLIAM ARROL, b 19 Jun 1879 at Melboume House, Bathgate.
WILLIAM was a railway clerk. He never married. He d 20 Mar 1972 at
Finnartmore Hospital, Kilmun, of cerebral arteriosclerous and bronchitis. His
residence was at Abington Park, Kim.
4-2 THOMAS ARROL, b 7 Mar 1834 at Houston. THOMAS was a contractor's
clerk. He never married. THOMAS was the informant on his father's death.
He d 27 Oct 1896 at 6 Ashton Road, Gourock of chronic nephritis.
4-3 JANET ARROL, b 30 Apr 1838 at Houston and d 17 Dec 1919 at Kilmacolm.
4-4 BETHIA ARROL, b 17 Jun 1840 at Abbey, Paisley. She m 30 Dec 1873 to
John Robertson at Ludovic Square, Johnstone. BETHIA was living at Rankin
Street, Johnstone at the time of her marriage. John, b circa 1843, was a slater
and plasterer, living at Ludovic Square, Johnstone. He was the son of John
Robertson, a slater and plasterer, and Margaret Sloan (dec). BETHIA d 13 Jul
1926 in Kilmacolm of a malignant tumor of the rectum.
4-5 CHARLES ARROL, b 31 Jul 1842 at Abbey, Paisley. CHARLES was an
engineer. He m Helen Waddell circa 1867. Charles d 2 Aug 1,905 at Castle
Terrace, Dollar, of carcinoma of the prostate gland. Helen d 30 Dec 1937 at
Hampstead, London.
4-6 JEAN ARROL, b 26 Jun 1844 at Abbey, Paisley. JEAN (JANE) is believed to
have d 11 Apr 1939 at Kilmacolm.
4-7 WILLIAM ARROL, b 1 1 Jul 1846 at Abbey, Paisley. WILLIAM was a marme
engineer. He m 15 Jun 1882 to Elizabeth Graham at the Parish Church,
Bromley, London, Middlesex, England. Elizabeth was b circa 1832 at Dairy,
Scotland, the daughter of Joseph Graham, an engine driver. Within a few
months of their marriage, WILLIAM and Elizabeth immigrated to New Zealand.
WILLIAM d 18 May 1910 at 84 Grey Street, Auckland, New Zealand of
Addison's Disease. He was buried at Waikumete. WILLIAM and Elizabeth
had:
4-7-1 JANET BETHIA ARROL, b 27 Mar 1888 at Napier, New Zealand.
JANET was a domestic. She m 8 Apr 1907 to Arthur Galbraith, a storeman.
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at her home on Grey Street in Auckland. Arthur was b circa 1884, at
Hikurangi, New Zealand. He was the son of Christopher Galbraith, a
contractor, and Catherine McLaren.
4-7-2 JAMES ARROL, b 28 Dec 1889 at West Clive, Hawkes Bay, Auckland.
JAMES was a labourer. He m 4 Sept 1919 to Mabel Mary Reid at the
Registrar's Office in Auckland. Mabel was a widow. She was b circa 1893
at Auckland, the daughter of Joseph Patrick Kelly, a saddler, and Ella May
Williams. JAMES d 6 Oct 1919 at Auckland Hospital. JAMES d as a result
of compression of the brain due to hemorrhage following a head injury
caused by the fall of a crane's derrick. JAMES and Mabel had:
4-7-2-1 JAMES DOUGLAS ARROL, b 31 Dec 1919 at Auckland, New
Zealand.
4-7-3 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 31 Mar 1893 at Motinoa, New Plymouth, New
Zealand. ELIZABETH was a domestic. She m 29 Oct 1913 to John
Longville in the residence of Reverend J. Oliphert on Sherwood Road, Mt,
Eden, Auckland. John, a carpenter, was b circa 1898 at Auckland, the son
of Thomas Longville, a painting contractor, and Ann Brooks.
4-7-4 WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1896 at Stratford, New Zealand. WILLIAM
was a butcher. He m 29 Sept 1920 to Mary McQueen at St. Benedict's
Church, Auckland. Mary was b circa 1901 at Paisley, Renfrewshire,
Scotland, the daughter of Robert McQueen, a blacksmith, and Margaret
Brogan.
4-8 MARY ARROL, b 16 Nov 1848 at Abbey, Paisley. In 1873 MARY was a
millner and lived at New Mill, Rankin Street, Johnstone. She m 1st on 25 Jun
1873 to Robert Gardner of Govan, Glasgow. Robert was a grain salesman and
later a contractor's clerk. He was b circa 1847, son of Robert Gardner, a grain
miller's clerk, and Janet Cochran. MARY m 2nd on 18 Oct 1889 to Alfred
Charles Watson, a cigar merchant and a commission agent. Alfred was a
widower. He was b circa 1 846, the son of John Octavius Watson, an auctioneer,
and Eliza Powell. MARY d 9 May 1929 at Dunrune, Kilmacolm of carcinoma
of the stomach and liver. MARY and Robert had: Robert Gardner who lived at
46 Hanes Street, Pollokshields.
4-9 MARGARET ARROL, b 6 Apr 1852 at Abbey, Paisley. "MAGGIE" was m on
27 Jun 1878 to James Anderson at Octavia Buildings, Kilmacolm, according to
the forms of the Congregationalists. James was a surgeon. He was b circa
1851, the son of Charles Anderson, a baker, and Agnes Finnic. MAGGIE was
living at Octavia Buildings, Kilmalcolm and James at 2 Graham Street,
Johnstone when they married.
5 WILLIAM ARROL, b 18 Mar 1814 at Glasgow. WILLIAM m on 26 Oct 1834 to
Rachel Key at Manchester, Cathedral, Lancashire. Rachel was b circa 1812 and d
12 Jan 1871 at 69 Bradford Street, Ancoats, Manchester, England of meningitis.
WILLIAM d 28 Nov 1886 at Kirby Street, Ancoats, Manchester, Lancaster, England
of hemiplegia exhaustion. WILLIAM'S nephew, John Hunter, of Meikleriggs,
Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland was in attendance when he died.
6 THOMAS ARROL, b 14 May 1816 and bapt 26 May 1816 at Abbey, Paisley. He
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m 28 Feb 1833 to Agnes Hodgart at Abbey, Paisley by the Reverend Rob MacNair
of Abbey Manse. Agnes was b in 1810 at Quairelton, County Renfrew, Early in his
career THOMAS was a cotton spinner at Johnstone, Renfrewshire in 1833. He was
a spinner in Houston and Killelan, Renfrewshire (1835-39), a spinner/manager in
Johnstone (1841-49) and a foreman in a thread mill at 8 Back Row, Ferguslie,
Paisley (1861). He resided at 43 Broomlands, High Parish, Paisley in 1854.
According to Sir Robert Purvis's memoirs on Sir William Arrol (William Blackwood
and Sons, 1913), THOMAS was the manager of Coats Mill, Paisley. THOMAS
received a severe injury to his back during a fire which destroyed the mill and for
years he was unable to work. (There is doubt as to the accuracy of this statement
expressed by some of his descendants.) Agnes d 9 Oct 1889 at Paisley. THOMAS
d 8 Nov 1891 at Glenara, Meikleriggs, Paisley. THOMAS and Agnes had nine
children:
6-1 AGNES HODGART ARROL, b 17 May 1834 at Houston. AGNES m 31 Dec
1855 at Paisley to John Mclnnis, a master joiner. They had: 1) William, who
m Helen Jenkins and had Minnie, John, Mary and — ; 2) Thomas, who m
Margaret Cochrane and had Thomas, 3) Mary, who m Archibald Cowan and had
Janet, Mary and Agnes who m Martin Pitt; 4) Agnes, who m Alex Eccles and
had Gilbert and Agnes, 5) Charles; and 6) John, who m Lizzie Cowan. AGNES
ARROL McINNlS was the mformant on the death of her father, THOMAS
ARROL, on 8 Nov 1891. AGNES d 27 Mar 1912 at Inchcolm, Elderslie,
Johnstone of influenza and congestion of the brain and lungs.
6-2 THOMAS ARROL, b 27 Sept 1835 at Houston. THOMAS m 26 Dec 1861 to
Isabella MacGregor Weddell at 9 Back Row, Abbey Parish, Paisley, according
to the Forms of the Church of Scotland. Isabella, bcirca 1 840/4 1 , was living at
37 Ferguslie, Paisley when she married. She was the daughter of John Waddell,
spirit dealer, and Margaret Hunter (dec). Isabella d 14 Jun 1897 at Bridgeton,
Glasgow. THOMAS d 16 Mar 1904. The couple had three children:
6-2-1 THOMAS ARROL, b 8 Nov 1862 at 51 Broomland Street, Paisley.
THOMAS was a mechanical engineer. He m 22 Dec 1892 to Mary Marion
Neilson. Mary, b circa 1864, was the daughter of Samuel Neilson, a spirit
merchant, and Mary Denholm. He lived at 145 Greenhead Terrace,
Greenhead Street, Glasgow when he married. Mary Marion d 15 May 1898
at 5 Wilton Mansions, Glasgow. She died of multiple carcinoma which she
had for 3 1/2 years. THOMAS d 21 Aug 1913 of cerebral thrombosis and
cardiac failure at 1 1 Victoria Circus, Hillhead, Glasgow. They had:
6-2-1-1 MAY DENHOLM ARROL, b 30 Sept 1893 at 101 Armdale St.,
Glasgow. She m 29 Sep 1920 to Matthew Marion Kennedy White, a
farmer. They had: 1) John, who m Noreen Benman and they had Louise
who m George Moore. They in turn had: Patricia, Pamela and Jane; and
2) Thomas, who m Daphne Ellis. MARY d 25 Apr 1985 at Merse
House, Kirkcudbright of acute cardiac failure. She was 91 years old.
6-2-2 MARGARET "MAGGIE" HUNTER ARROL, b 8 Oct 1866 at 37
Ferguslie, Paisley. MAGGIE never married. She d 13 Jun 1961 at Kepstom,
Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire of carcinoma of the colon. The informant on her
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death was Mary D. White, a niece.
6-3 JANET ARROL, b 17 Mar 1837 at Houston, Renfrewshire. She d 9 Feb 1927.
She m 28 Aug 1862 to John Hunter in Paisley (Abbey). John Hunter d 1890 in
Montreal, Quebec. They had: 1) John Hunter who m Kate Gardner. Sir John
Hunter was Secretary and a Director in the firm of Sir William Arrol & Co. Ltd.
During WW I he was Director of Steel Production and later Director -
Aerodrome Construction. He was knighted and made a Knight Commander of
the New Order of the British Empire. Followmg WW I he became Chairman
of Sir William Arrol & Co. Ltd. They had: 1) Kate who m Gordon Lang, and
2) Eric who m Violet Connel Eric and Violet had three children: A) John
Arthur Arrol Hunter. John Arthur Arrol Hunter m 23 Jun 1951 to Rosemary
Jackson Millar. John Arthur served in World War II in the Royal Navy. He
was a volunteer reserve on armed motor launches. He joined Sir William Arrol
& Co. Ltd and became the last managing director of the company through 1969
when the company merged. John Arthur Arrol Hunter and Rosemary resided in
Drymen, Scotland. They had: 1) Eric Michael Arrol Hunter, b 30 Apr 1952.
Eric was employed with I.C.I, pic and lived in Hampshire, England. Eric m 12
Oct 1984 to Jan Howard and had: a) lona Louise Arrol Hunter, b 16 Dec 1986
and b) Rory Rushton Arrol Hunter, b 29 Sep 1989; 2) Richard Jackson Arrol
Hunter, b 11 May 1955. Richard was a director of Robertson & Baxter in
Glasgow, a firm of scotch whisky blenders (Cutty Sark, Famous Grouse, etc.)
and resided in Killeam, Scotland. Richard m on 26 Jun 1982 to Christine Anne
Perry Scott. They had: a) Louise Anne Arrol Hunter, b 3 Nov 1987; b) Emma
Scott Arrol Hunter, b 12 Feb 1990, and 3) Hamish Arthur Arrol Hunter.
Hamish was a veterinary surgeon and resided in Aberdeenshire, Scotland in
1990. Hamish was not married by 1990. The other two children of Eric and
Violet Hunter were: B) James Henry Arrol Hunter, b 30 Mar 1924. James never
married. He d 15th December 1988; and C) Maureen Anne Hunter, b 21 Jan
1931 who m Ronald Morison and had: 1) Andrew J,; 2) David Hunter; and 3)
Fiona M.
6-4 WILLIAM ARROL, b 13 Feb 1839 at Houston, Renfrewshire. He d 20 Feb
1913 at Seafield, Ayr of pneumonia He is buried at Woodside Cemetery,
Paisley. Sir WILLIAM was m three times. He m 1st to Elizabeth Pattison on
15 Jul 1864 at 8 Back Row, Ferguslie, Paisley. Elizabeth was b circa 1838/9,
the daughter of Daniel Pattison, mill mechanic, and Cecilia Millar. She had an
"illness that affected her mind" and d 12 Jan 1904 at Seafield, Ayr of cardiac
failure. He m 2nd to his cousin, Jane (Jessie) Hodgart, on 8 Mar 1905 at Ayr.
Jessie (Jane) was b circa 1850, the daughter of Matthew Hodgart (dec), a
mechnical engineer, and Jane Allan (dec). Jessie d 2 Jan 1910 at Seafield, Ayr
of cardiac failure following a gallstone attack. Sir WILLIAM m 3rd to Elsie
Robertson on 16 Nov 1910. Elsie was b circa 1877. Elsie (Lady Arrol) served
in the Servicemen's Clubs in London during WW II. Elsie, a nurse, was the
daughter of James Robertson, manager of the London Branch of the National
Bank of Scotland. Elsie m 2nd on 1 Oct 1928 to Robert John Collie, a
widower. Robert was a doctor of medicine. He was b circa 1860, the son of
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James Collie, a solicitor. Elsie was living at Barons Court, Bishops Avenue,
Finchley, London, England when she married Robert. Elsie d 19 Jan 1954 at
26 Avenue Mansions, Durham, England of congestive heart failure. WILLIAM
ARROL was Knighted on 4 Mar 1890 by Queen Victoria for the building of the
Firth of Forth Railway Bridge. He was awarded the L.L.D. degree in 1890 by
the University of Glasgow. He was elected to the House of Commons in 1895,
representing South Ayrshire in Parliament (1895-1906). He was Chairman of
Sir William Airol Ltd., a bridge and crane manufacturing company, and
Chairman of the Arrol -Johnston Automobile Manufacturing Company. There
were no children from any of the three marriages.
6-5 JAMES ARROL, bapt 27 Apr 1841 at Paisley (Abbey) and d 22 Feb 1906.
JAMES m on 25 Apr 1867 to Ellen Arthur Young at 40 Broomland Road,
Paisley. Ellen was b circa 1840/1, the daughter of George Young, night
manager, threadmill, and Margaret Alexander. JAMES was a seagoing engineer.
At the time of his marriage he was sailing on the ship SS Jacinth. At the time
of the birth of his daughter, Margaret Wilson, in 1869, he was on the SS
Sardonyx. He gave up the sea to go into business with his brother, SIR
WILLIAM ARROL, as a mechanical engineer. JAMES became a burgess of the
City of Glasgow on 15 Aug 1892. At that time he was employed by SIR
WILLIAM ARROL 's Dalmomock Iron Works. According to the family bible
the couple had nine children. The records indicate there were two additional
unnamed children which died at birth.
6-5-1 — - ARROL, b 23 Jul 1867 at 42 Broomland Street, Paisley. Baby Arrol
was a female. She d 24 Jul 1867 of premature birthat age 9 hours.
6-5-2 — - ARROL, b 6 May 1868 at 42 Broomland Street. The informant was
Robert Young, uncle, of 40 Broomland Street, Paisley. Baby Arrol was a
female. She d 6 May 1868 of premature birth at age 1.
6-5-3 MARGARET WILSON ARROL, b 18 May 1869 at Paisley.
MARGARET was living at Claremont, Kilmun, Argyllshire in 1913. She m
on 10 Jun 1913 to John Boyle Anderson at St. Enoch Station, Blythswood,
Glasgow. John, a photographic artist of Chapilhill Cottage, Dairy, Aryshire,
was the son of John Anderson, a shoemaker, and Marion Boyle Scorgie.
MARGARET d 17 Aug 1950 at 1055 Great Western Road, Glasgow of
cardiovascular degeneration, cardiac failure and hypostatic pneumonia.
6-5-4 AGNES ELLEN ARROL, b 20 Dec 1870 at Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire.
She m 14 Jun 1900 to Charles Thomson Rodger at Finnartmore, Kilmun,
according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland. Charles, a
saddler, was b circa 1875, the son of William Rodger, a saddler, and Agnes
Thomson. Charles was living at 182 Whitehill Street, Dennistoun and
AGNES was living at Finnartmore, Kilmun when they married AGNES d
6 Mar 1956 at 10 Glasgow Road, Uddingston of acute primary
broncho-pneumonia Her usual address in 1956 was 9 Kirkbum Ave.,
Cambuslang They had: 1) Ellen "Nellie" Rodger, b 1904, who m William
Walker, 2) Agnes Rodger, who m Thomas Carrigan and had: Agnes who m
Andrew Kerr. They had: Donald, Doreen, Michael, twins Thomas and
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Patricia, and Roger who m Gene Tiemey. They had Lorraine; 3) William
Rodger, b 1906 and m Lillian CoUis. He was dec by 1986; 4) Charles
Rodger, m 1st to Caroline Rowe and had Charles T. who m Irene Lockhart
and had Mark T., and m 2nd to Doris Dufton and had Elizabeth A. (who m
Gavin D. Brown) and David A. (who m Susanne Seitz and had Margaret D.)
6-5-5 THOMAS ARROL, b 10 Nov 1872 at Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire. He m
16 Nov 1904 to Elizabeth Wilson Weddell at Windsor Hotel, Glasgow.
Elizabeth was b circa 1879, the daughter of James Weddell, retired spirit
merchant, and Eliza Robertson (dec). Elizabeth was living at 1 Oswald
Gardens, Scotstown Hill at the time of her marriage. THOMAS was a
mechanical engineer and lived at 23 Doune Terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow.
THOMAS d 12 Aug 1928. Elizabeth d 21 May 1939 at Hillhead, Glasgow.
The couple had two daughters:
6-5-5-1 ELIZABETH MARGARET ARROL, b 9 Feb 1907 at 32 Falkland
Mansions, Glasgow. She m 17 Jun 1936 to Alasdair Donaldson at
Barony Church in Townhead, Glasgow, according to the forms of the
Church of Scotland. Alisdair, a hosiery manufacturer, was b circa 1929,
the son of Alexander Donaldson (dec), a hosiery manufacturer, and Sarah
Jane Thomson. ELIZABETH was living at 1 1 Crown Gardens, Glasgow
and Alisdair was living at Ochilbank when they married. The couple was
divorced on 27 Mar 1947. ELIZABETH was living at the White House,
Bridge of Allan and Alisdair was living at the Golden Lion Hotel, Stirling
when they divorced.
6-5-5-2 ELLEN ISABELLA ARROL, b 5 Jun 1912 at 32 Falkland Mansions,
Hillhead, Glasgow and m 2 Nov 1940 to John Wishart at the Royal Hotel,
Bridge of Allan, Logic, Stirling. John, a manufacturer's agent, was b
circa 1880, the son of Thomas Wishart, a sales manager, and Sarah Miller
Brown. He was living at Westwood, Orchard Street, Motherwell and she
was living at The Whitehouse, Bridge of Allan when they married.
ELLEN d in 1981. They had Thomas who m Jennifer Patterson.
6-5-6 WILLIAM ARROL, b 20 Aug 1874 at 659 Dalmamock Road, Glasgow.
WILLIAM was a mechanical and structural engineer. He m 1st on 5 Apr
1905 to Maggie Taylor Cunningham Campbell at West Greenock. Maggie
was a music teacher. She was b circa 1871, the daughter of Alexander
Campbell (dec), a stationer, and Elizabeth Adam. She was living at 69
Union Street when she married. Maggie d 14 Jun 1938 at age 67 at
Cambuslang. WILLIAM m 2nd on 30 Sept 1952, at age 77, to Constance
Isobel Robertson Gibb, a nurse and housekeeper. Constance was b 24 Jul
1905, the daughter of John Henry Gibb, a musical instrument dealer, and
Margaret Houston Bayne. WILLIAM was living at 32 Stewarton Drive,
Cambuslang when he married the 2nd time. WILLIAM d 29 Jul 1959, age
85, at 32 Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang of cancer and cardiac failure.
Constance d 30 Nov 1970 at Western Infirmary, Glasgow of multiple
myeloma. She was living at 296 West Princes Street, Glasgow when she
died. WILLIAM and Maggie had:
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6-5-6-1 JAMES CAMPBELL ARROL, b 4 Mar 1906 at 47 Kelvin Side
Gardens, North Glasgow. JAMES m on 17 Jan 1935 to Margaret McRae
at Cadora', Union Street, Glasgow. Margaret, b circa 1909, was the
daughter of Alexander Craib Middleton MacRae, a schoolmaster, and
Beatrice Lawson Beith. She lived at Blairtun Drive, Rutherglen when
they married. JAMES was a civil engineer and was employed as a
county surveyor. JAMES d 2 Mar 1983 at Ross Memorial Hospital,
Dingwall of broncho- pneumonia and carcinoma of the kidney with
multiple metastasis. His usual residence was at Windridge, 3 Woodlands
Road, Dingwall. They had:
6-5-6-1-1 WILLIAM CAMPBELL ARROL, b 30 May 1938 at 32
Mansion House Road, Pollok, Glasgow. WILLIAM was a civil
engineer. He m 19 Dec 1964 to Irene Mary Battersby at 11
Sherbrooke Ave., Glasgow. Irene was a hospital staff nurse, b circa
1942, the daughter of James Battersby, a clerk, and Lilias Wright
Sharp (dec). She lived at 25 Stamperland Hill and WILLIAM was
living at 55 HoUybush Hill, Snaresbrooke, London when they married.
In 1965 they lived at 335 Victoria Road, Glasgow and in 1968 they
lived at 52 Criftell Road, Mount Vernon. In 1983 WILLIAM lived at
69 Lovelace Drive, Ayrford, Woking, Surrey, England. They had:
6-5-6-1-1-1 JAMES CAMPBELL ARROL, b 9 Jul 1965 at Robroyston
Hospital, Glasgow.
6-5-6-1-1-2 LYNNE MARGARET ARROL, b 12 Feb 1968 at
Maternity Hospital, Bothwell.
6-5-6-2 ALEXANDER CAMPBELL ARROL, b 25 Feb 1908 at Kelvin,
Glasgow. He m circa 1936 to Joyce Martin. He lived in the Pollokshield
area of Glasgow and then in Strathbane. ALEXANDER d 10 Mar 1971
at Curlew Cottage, Strathbane of carcinoma of the prostate. They had:
6-5-6-2-1 STUART CAMPBELL ARROL, b 8 Jul 1947 at 32 Mansion
House Road, Pollack, Glasgow. STUART attended Pollokshields
Primary School, County Secondary School and Balfron High,
Glasgow. STUART was a mechanical engineer. He was the subject
of a profile in a national magazine in 1971. In 1988 STUART was
seconded to Rolls Royce in England.
6-5-6-2-2 MARTIN CAMPBELL ARROL, b 1 8 Nov 1 950 in Cambuslang.
MARTIN attended Pollokshields Primary School, Kelvinside Academy
and the University of Strathclyde. MARTIN was a high school
jumper in school. He was 6'10" tall. He received his B.S. in Civil
Engineering, graduating with honors in 1972. MARTIN was a
chartered civil engineer with Babtie, Shaw and Morton; with W.A.
Fairhurst and Partners; and a partner in the firm of Beatrice Watkinson
Partners of Glasgow. He m 1 Apr 1977 to Lynne Noreen Beattie and
lived first in Bishopbriggs. In 1989 they lived in Blanefield, northeast
of Glasgow. They had:
6-5-6-2-2-1 JULIE LYNNE ARROL, b 4 Apr 1981 at Glasgow. In
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1988 she was in the Brownie Guides.
6-5-6-2-2-2 LOUISA MICHELLE ARROL, b 5 Nov 1982 at Queen
Mothers Hospital, Glasgow.
6-5-6-2-2-3 KAREN ALEXANDRA ARROL, b 8 Jul 1984 at Queen
Mothers Hospital, Glasgow.
6-5-6-2-2-4 ALEXANDER JOHN ARROL, b 17 Nov 1986 at
Glasgow.
6-5-7 ALICE ARROL, b 8 Oct 1876 at 70 Armadale St., Dennistoun, Glasgow
and d 2 Aug 1954 in Pollock, Glasgow at age 77. ALICE m 26 Dec 1907
to Dr. James Philip at Finnartmore, Strone, according to the forms of the
Established Church of Scotland at Kilmum, Argyll. James was b in 1870,
the son of James Philip, a schoolmaster, and Isabella Duncan. James was a
MBCM and a general practitioner. ALICE d 2 Aug 1954 at 371 Albert
Drive, Glasgow of carcinoma of the pelvis and colon. In 1954 ALICE lived
at 155 Craigton Road, Glasgow. They had; Ellen (Nell) A. Philip, b 1909,
who m Dr. Thomas Dagg and d 1984. Ellen lived at 155 Craiton Road,
Glasgow in 1954. Dr. Thomas Dagg and Ellen had: 1) Muriel, who m
Thomas McMastor. (Muriel and Thomas had four daughters; Fiona, Valeria,
Hazel, and Catherine); 2) Thomas Russell, who m Christine Thomson and
had Stuart and Karen (d 1980); and 3) Lawrence, who m Vivian Fleming and
had twins, Laura and Graham.
6-5-8 JAMES ARROL, b 23 Jun 1878 at 4 Beechwood Place, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. JAMES was a structural and mechanical engineer. He m 9 Jul
1907 to Margaret Shortridge Crookston at the Grand Hotel in Glasgow.
Margaret was b circa 1908, the daughter of James Crookston, a commercial
traveler, and Janet Craig. JAMES was living at 5 Gordon Terrace,
Southwick, on West Sunderland when he married. JAMES d 21 Feb 1954
at Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow of cardiac failure, 7 days following a surgical
operation for carcinoma of the colon and obstruction of the large bowel. He
was living at 22 Keir Street, Glasgow in 1954. Margaret d 17 Apr 1959, age
80, at 62 Keir Street, Glasgow of coronary thrombosis and chronic bronchitis.
In 1959 Margaret was living at 22 Keir Street, Glasgow. The informant on
her death was her son-in-law, Robert Ross Waddell The couple had:
6-5-8-1 JAMES CROOKSTON ARROL, b 6 Dec 1911 at 22 Keir Street,
Pollokshields, Glasgow. JAMES was a designer for an electric
construction company. He m 28 Mar 1953 to Ivy May Hendley at the
Presbyterian Church, Wolverhampton, England. Ivy, a widow, was b
circa 1904, the daughter of William Atkinson, an experimental foreman
in a rubber works. JAMES and Ivy were living at 65 Wells Road,
Wolverhampton, England when they married.
6-5-8-2 JEANETTE CRAIG CROOKSTON ARROL, b 31 May 1914 at 22
Keir Pollokshields, Glasgow. She m 18 Jan 1941 to Robert Ross Waddell
at Pollack, Glasgow. JEANETTE was a physical instructress. She
resided at 22 Keir Street, Glasgow and Robert was a sub-lieutenant in the
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, engaged in military service, when they
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married. They had: Ian and Douglas Waddell. Douglas m and had two
children.
6-5-9 GEORGE YOUNG ARROL, b 9 Aug 1880 at Baltic House, Baltic Street,
Glasgow. GEORGE was a shareholder in Sir William Arrol & Co. Ltd., and
a man of independent means. GEORGE m on 18 Sept 1909 to Agnes
Rowan at St. Catherine's Church, Birkenhead, England. Agnes was b circa
1882, the daughter of Allan Rowan (dec), a tailor and clothier. GEORGE
and Agnes were living at 207 Church Road, Birkenhead, when they married.
Agnes d 10 Aug 1963 at St. James Hospital, Balham, Battersea, London of
traumatic sub-dural hemmorrhage. GEORGE d 16 Feb 1954 at 76 Gracefield
Gardens, Streatham, England of arteriosclerosis and hypertension. They had:
6-5-9-1 JAMES ARROL, b 28 Apr 1918 at 66 Ravenswood Drive, Glasgow.
JAMES was a structural draughtsman prior to WW IL During WW II
JAMES was a corporal in the Royal Air Force when he met Margaret
"Rita" Elizabeth McGrath at a recruiting station in Regents Park, London,
England in 1940. They m 27 Mar 1943 at Marylebone, London. Rita
was a secretary in a solicitor's office in the Ministry of Education.
JAMES was a long time post office employee in London. They resided
in Streatham, London.
6-5-9-1-1 GEORGE MICHAEL ARROL, b 26 Nov 1944 at Willesden
Maternity Hospital, Kingsbury, Wempley, London, England.
GEORGE attended St. Josephs' College (1954-61) at Beulah Hill,
London. He m 27 Oct 1967 to Barbara Astrid Potter in Lambeth,
London. Barbara, b 1 Mar 1945, lived in Streatham, London. The
couple separated circa 1977. Barbara resided in Little Common, near
Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex. GEORGE was originally employed in
and traveled in Europe and the Middle East. GEORGE was employed
in a copper mine in Israel during the six day war between Israel and
Egypt. GEORGE attended Brighton Polytechnic for architectural and
building courses and in 1987 was a free lance architect in London.
The couple had:
6-5-9-1-1-1 DANIEL JAMES ARROL, b 15 Oct 1975 at Weir
Maternity Hospital, Lambeth, London, England.
6-5-9-1-2 ALEXANDRA (ALEX) MARY ARROL, b 16 Dec 1951 at 90
Nightingale Lane, Wandsworth, London, England. She was known as
ALEX to all except her family who called her SANDRA. ALEX
attended St. Andrews and Bishop Thomas Grant Schools. She was a
bookkeeper for a super market chain until her marriage. She m 1st on
21 Jun 1970 to Paul Konrad Biemacki at Lambeth, London, and
relocated to Alton, West London. Paul, a tyre fitter, was b circa 1949,
the son of Wiktor Biemacki, a tailor. The couple had two children:
Stephanie, b 31 Oct 1970, and Andrew, b 10 Apr 1973. The couple
was divorced and ALEX relocated to York, England in 1977. She was
employed as a housekeeper in a large hotel. She m 2nd on 10 May
1981 to Douglas Atkins at Coventry. Douglas was b 15 Dec 1946 at
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Burton-on-Trent. He was raised on Stag Street, Govan, Glasgow, the
son of Helen Hassan Cameron who was b in Glasgow on 24 Dec
1924. ALEX enjoyed art and needlework and made clothes, toys and
decorations for her family. ALEX and Douglas had Helen Elizabeth
who was b 22 Sept 1985 at York, England. They resided at 46
Bellhouse Way, Acombwood, York, England.
6-5-9-1-3 JUNE PATRICIA ARROL, b 25 Jun 1953 at St. James Hospital,
Battersea, London, England. JUNE was a secretary.
6-5-9-1-4 JACQUELINE MARGARET ARROL, b 15 Jan 1966 at Weir
Maternity Hospital, Lambeth, London, England. JACQUELINE
studied graphics design at Putney School. She m 19 Oct 1992 to
Maurice William Peter Barker in Nympsfield, Gloucestershire. Peter
was an accountant. JACQUE was a member of the country dart team
for Gloucestershire. She was known as JACQUE ARROL -BARKER.
6-5-10 ROBERT ALEXANDER ARROL, b 7 Apr 1882 at 181 Baltic Street,
Glasgow. He m on 10 Apr 1909 to Ann Speir at McColl's Hotel, Dunoon.
Ann was a farmer's daughter. ROBERT was employed in the clerical
department of Sir William Arrol, Ltd. He was in the British Army
(1914-1918). Ann was b in 1885 and d 1 Oct 1940. ROBERT d 16 Feb
1942 at Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow of carcinoma of the colon and cardiac
failure. In 1942 he was living at 93 Ormonde Crescent, Muirend, Glasgow.
The couple had three daughters:
6-5-10-1 MARGARET "MARGE" LAMONT ARROL, b 22 Dec 1910 at
Catherine Villa, Sandbank, Dunoon.
6-5-10-2 ELLEN JEAN ARROL, b 15 Sept 1919 at 29 Campbell Ave.,
Glasgow. ELLEN, or ENA as she was known, was a school teacher in
Glasgow.
6-5-10-3 ANNETTE MAY ARROL, b 23 Mar 1925 at 29 Campbell Ave.,
Glasgow. ANNETTE was a school teacher in Glasgow. In 1988 she
resided in Rutherglen, Glasgow.
6-5-11 ELLEN YOUNG ARROL, b 1 1 Dec 1884 at Baltic Street, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. She m 1st on 2 Jun 1908 to Neil McPherson, a master mariner.
He was the son of Fanny Elliott. Neil lived at Loch View, Kilmum and she
was living at Finnartmore, Kilmum when they married. Neil was deceased
before 1915. ELLEN m 2nd on 2 Jul 1915 to William McCutcheon.
William, a house factor and a widower, was b circa 1872, the son of David
McCutcheon, a grocer, and Jane McGain. ELLEN was living at Greenless
Road, Cambuslang and William was living at 69 Greenless Road,
Cambuslang when they married. ELLEN d 7 Dec 1925 at age 40 in Kelvin,
Glasgow.
6-6 JOHN HODGART ARROL, b 5 Oct 1844 at Paisley and d 4 Apr 1883 in
Brazil. JOHN was a pattern maker. He m 2nd to Mary Brodie on 19 Mar 1872
at 162 London Road in Bridgeton, Glasgow. Mary, b circa 1845/46, was the
daughter of Thomas Brodie, a millwright, and Catherine McCallum (dec by
1872). JOHN was living at 309 London Road, Glasgow when he married. In
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1875 JOHN was an iron bolt manufacturer, and in 1879 he was a railway
contractor. The name of JOHN's first wife is not known. Mary d 20 Mar 1910
at Eastlands, Rothesay of carcinoma. JOHN and Mary had:
6-6-1 THOMAS BRODIE ARROL, b 5 Jun 1872 at 301 Nuneaton Street,
Bridgeton, Glasgow.
6-6-2 AGNES HODGART ARROL, b 25 Jan 1875 at 309 London Road,
Camlachie, Glasgow and d 29 Mar 1953 at Eastlands', Craigmore, Rothesay.
AGNES never married.
6-6-3 CATHERINE McCALLUM ARROL, b 22 Feb 1877 at 309 London Road,
Camlachie, Glasgow. "KATE", as she was known, never married. In 1942
CATHERINE was living at Eastlands', Craigmore, Rothesay. CATHERINE
d 10 Aug 1965 at Dunoon.
6-6-4 CHARLES ARROL, b 19 Mar 1879 at 309 London Road, Camlachie,
Glasgow and d 30 Mar 1882 at Colorado Cottage, Gallowflat, Rutherglen.
6-6-5 JOHNNINA HODGART ARROL, b 3 Mar 1883 at Colorado Cottage,
Callowflat, Rutherglen. Her name was changed from MARY BRODIE
ARROL to JOHNNINA HODGART ARROL on 8 Aug 1883. JOHNNINA,
or ENA as she was known, m circa 1908 to Dr Martin Whyte, a medical
practitioner. JOHNNINA d 27 Aug 1942 at 121 Hill Street, Glasgow of
carcinoma of the cervix and carcinomatosis of the bone. In 1942 she was
living at Eastlands', Craigmore, Rothesay.
6-7 CHARLES ARROL, b 13 Oct 1846 at Paisley (Abbey) and bapt as CHARLES
ARROLL at Paisley (Abbey). He m 28 Aug 1894 to Charlotte "Lottie" McKee
at The Abbey Church, Sheppey, Kent, England Charlotte was b circa 1860, the
daughter of William McKee (dec), a hotel keeper of the Sea View Hotel. On
the census taken 7 Apr 1861, CHARLES, age 14, is a "drugist". The family was
living at 8 Back Row, Ferguslie, Paisley (Abbey) in a '3 roomed house'.
CHARLES attended the University of Glasgow and graduated: MB. 1869, M.D.
1885 and CM 1885. CHARLES was a physician and surgeon. CHARLES d
23 Jul 1908 at 45 Connaught Square, Paddington, London, England of granular
kidney acute uremia. He was living at 12 Edward Street, Sheemess when he
died. Charlotte d 31 Aug 1916 at Halcon Lodge, Sheemess, Kent, England of
chronic alcoholism and cirrhosis of the liver. They had:
6-7-1 AGNES MARY ARROL, b 1 Aug 1895 at 12 Edward Street, Mile Town,
Sheemess, Shepfey, Kent, England. She m on 28 May 1916 to Frank
Douglas Stallon at The Parish Church of Holy Trinity at Sheemess, Kent,
England. Douglas was a solicitor. He was b circa 1885, the son of Vincent
Henry Stallon, a solicitor. AGNES was living at Halcon Lodge, Sheemess
and Douglas was living at Rock House, Sheemess when they married. They
had five children: 1) James, 2) Ella, who m John Jessop. They had: John
and James; 3) Arrol Stallon, b circa 1920; 4) Mary, who m George Russel;
and 5) Charles
6-7-2 CHARLES ARROL, b 2 Mar 1897 at 12 Edward Street, Mile Town,
Sheemess, Shepfey, Kent, England. CHARLES m on 1 1 Nov 1931 to Mary
Hodgart Arrol MacLardie at Old Parish Church, Corstorphine, Edinburgh.
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Mary and CHARLES were cousins. (See Paragraph 6-9 below) Charles, a
farmer, resided at Netherwood by Bathgate. Mary, of the same address, was
b circa 1891, the daughter of David Robertson MacLardie and MARY
HODGART ARROL. CHARLES d 2 Feb 1960 at Craigdher Nursing Home,
Skermorlie of coronary thrombosis and arterio-sclerosis. His usual address
was Lag-ra-Craig, Toward, Argyll. Mary d 9 Jan I960 at Cottage Hospital,
Dunoon of perforation of the colon and a diverticulitis operation.
6-8 ELIZABETH HODGART ARROL, b 29 Mar 1849 at Abbey, Paisley. She d 16
Jun 1853 at Paisley.
6-9 MARY HODGART ARROL, b 9 Jul 1854 at 43 Broomlands, High Parish,
Paisley and d 17 May 1916 at Paisley. (Her birth date is listed as 26 Jun 1854
in some records.) MARY was also known as MAY. She m 12 Mar 1884 to
David Robertson MacLardie who was b 25 Jun 1856. David was Managing
Director of the firm of David MacLardie & Sons, Ltd., a firm of dyers and
finishers of cloth'. David d 1918. They had four children: 1) Mary, who m
CHARLES ARROL, her cousin. (See Paragraph 6-7-1 above.) They both d in
1960; 2) Elizabeth, who m Alexander Robb. They had: Mary, who m John
Gillies; 3) Arrol MacLardie, who d young with no issue; and 4) James, who m
Margaret Underwood. His descendents include Thomas Wilson Arrol (known
as Arrol) MacLardie, b 4 Feb 1916 on Ainslie Crescent, Edinburgh. Thomas
Wilson MacLardie was a Major in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders during
WW II. He was awarded the M.B.E. for his part in the Anzio (Italy) landing
where he was badly wounded. This left him in poor health for the rest of his
life. He m 1 Sept 1941 to Sheilah McDonald. He d 8 Aug 1986. They had
four children: 1) David MacLardie who resided in Millom, Cumbria; 2) Nigel
Arrol MacLardie, b 5 Apr 1947. He lived at Ic Blackthorn Court, Edinburgh
when he m 24 Mar 1975 to Margaret (Maggie) Van Hegan Allan in Glasgow.
Maggie was b 7 Feb 1950, the daughter of Richard Van Hegan Allan, a retired
trawler owner, and Thonasina Auld, formerly Hamilton. Maggie was living at
245 Nethsdale Road, Glasgow, when she married. Nigel Arrol was employed
by a large distiller. He was responsible for establishing wine merchants in
Scotland. In the early 1980's Nigel Arrol established his own firm. Wine Well,
on Chambers Street, near Edinburgh University, in Edinburgh. Maggie attended
school in Pollokshields and Glasgow University. She obtained her teaching
credentials after attending University in Edinburgh. Maggie was an instructor
in French and German. Maggie visited the United States and lived for a month
in Kansas City. She hitchhiked across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto in
1970. Nigel Arrol and Maggie had: Jane Van Hegan Arrol MacLardie, b 7 Mar
1980 in Edinburgh, and James Hamilton Arrol MacLardie, b 9 Jun 1983 at
Bangour, Lothian; 3) Lindsay Arrol MacLardie who m - — Barry and resided in
London; and 4) Julie Arrol MacLardie who m — Gowen and resided in
Therfield, Herfordshire.
7 JOHN ARROL, b 28 Jun 1818 and bapt 5 Jul 1818 at Paisley. JOHN was a
labourer. He m 17 Oct 1840 to Barbara Mclnnes. Barbara, b circa 1818, was from
the Bridge of Weir, Kilbarchan. The family emigrated to the United States. They
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arrived in New York aboard the ship "Margaret" on 17 May 1848 from Greenock,
Scotland. (See the Famine Immigrants, Lists of Irish Immigrants Arriving at the Port
of New York 1846-1851, Ira A. Glazier, Editor. Arriving in New York are: JOHN,
age 30; Barbara, age 30; Jane, age 5; and Janet, age 1.) JOHN is listed in the
Connecticut census of 1850 as living in Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut.
(Page 31 1 of the census.) A newspaper clipping from the Scottish American Journal
notes that JOHN ARROL d circa 1880 in Waterbury, Connecticut and left a "widow
and family". The clipping was not dated. The couple is believed to have had:
7-1 JANE (JEAN) ARROL, b circa 1843.
7-2 JANET ARROL, b circa 1847.
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XVI JOHN ARROLL A^fD BARBARA JOHNSTON FAMILY
INCLUDING JAMES STOBO ARROL(L) FAMILIES
I JOHN ARROLL, b 4 Feb 1829. (See Section V, Paragraph 10-2, Page 166.) JOHN m
17 Sept 1854 to Barbara Johnston (or Johnstone) in Barony, Glasgow. Barbara was b
circa 1833, the daughter of James Johnston (dec), bricklayer's labourer, and Marion
Turner (dec). JOHN was a weaver when he married, a press-printer when their
daughter, Marion, was b in 1855, and a carpet weaver when their son, James, was b
in 1858. In 1858 the family lived at 27 George Street, in Mileend, Bridgeton,
Glasgow, in the 1861 census they were living at 33 George Street, Glasgow and in
1891 the family lived in a two room apartment at 28 Greenvale Street, Glasgow.
Barbara d 19 Apr 1891 at 28 Greenvale Street, Glasgow of 'fatty degeneration of heart'
and bronchitis. They had:
1 MARION ARROLL, b 16 Jan 1855 at 165 Tylefield Street, Glasgow. She m 31 Mar
1882 to Robert Carson, a brassfinisher. She d 26 Feb 1895 at 143 Main Street,
Glasgow of tubercular peritonitis.
2 AGNES ARROLL, b 22 Apr 1857 at 27 George Street, Mileend, Glasgow. AGNES
d 2 May 1862 at 33 George Street, Glasgow as a result of bronchitis which she had
for five weeks.
3 JAMES ARROLL, b 25 Dec 1858 at 27 George Street, Mileend, Bridgeton. He m
4 Oct 1878 to Agnes Stobo at 2 Broompark Circus, Dermistoun, according to the
forms of the Church of Scotland. Agnes, b circa 1860/61, was a cotton mill worker,
the daughter of Robert Stobo, carpet weaver, and Agnes Shields. JAMES was living
at 28 Greenvale Street, Glasgow and Agnes at 26 James Street, Glasgow when they
married. When JAMES was married he was a brassfinisher. Agnes operated a small
mangling business from the family home on London Road opposite Arrol Place,
behind the Arrol Engineering Works. When JAMES was bom the name was spelled
ARROLL. However, when he married the name was spelled ARROL. The family
moved to Durham, Sunderland, England where a son was bom in 1883. Some time
after that the family moved back to Glasgow. Agnes d 9 Jun 1902 at Woodilee
Asylum, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire. Her usual residence was 471
London Road, Glasgow. JAMES d 22 Aug 1910 at 140 Dalmamock Road, Glasgow.
JAMES d of a cerebral hemmorhage. They had:
3-1 BARBARA JOHNSTON ARROL, b 13 Nov 1879 at 32 Bellfield Street,
Dennistoun, Glasgow. BARBARA was an infirmary housemaid at the Glasgow
Royal Infirmary. She enjoyed knitting. "The knitting needles were never out
of her hands." She m 15 Apr 1910 to John Fox, an engineer's labourer, at
Calton Parish Church, Glasgow. John Fox was b circa 1875 of 29 Hozier
Street, Glasgow, the son of Thomas Fox (dec), a labourer from Ireland, and
Rose Ann Brown (dec). BARBARA was also living at 29 Hozier Street,
Glasgow at the time of her marriage. The Fox family operated a small coal
business near Glasgow Cross. BARBARA d 1 Jun 1934 at age 54 in
Dennistoun, Glasgow. John Fox d in 1942. They had: 1) James (Jimmy) Arrol
Fox, b 23 Apr 1907 at 144 Barrowfield Street, Glasgow; 2) John Arrol Fox, b
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10 Dec 1908 at 60 John Street, Glasgow and d 24 Jan 1910; 3) Annie Elliott
Fox, b 1912; 4) Robert Arrol Fox, b 191 1; 5) Hugh (Hughie) Corruthers Fox,
b 6 Oct 1913; and 6) John Fox, b 7 Oct 1918. The family lived at 189 Hunter
Street and at John Knox Street in Tovvnhead, Glasgow.
3-2 MARION ARROL, b 14 Sept 1881 at 21 Broad Street, Glasgow and d 1 Mar
1885 at age 3 years, 5 months at 31 Little Street, Glasgow. MARION d of
scarlatina and nephritis.
3-3 JAMES STOBO ARROL, b 4 Sept 1883 at 58 Nile Street, Sunderland, Durham,
England. JAMES STOBO ARROL m 1st on 12 Dec 1902 to Agnes Anne
Clark McPeak at 3 1 Rockcliffe Street in Bridgeton, Glasgow. Agnes was a
cotton carder and lived at 328 Nuneaton Street. She was b circa 1883, the
daughter of James McPeak, labourer, and Janet McCall Leitch (dec by 1902).
JAMES STOBO was a plumber in 1902, a coal merchant's-carter in 1903, an
infirmary -plumber in 1906 and an engineer's labourer by 191 1. He served in
WW 1 in the 16th Highland Light Infantry. He was wounded twice and gassed
twice in the Battle of the Somme and Paschendale Ridge. Agnes d 20 Apr
1920 at Dennistoun, Glasgow. JAMES m 2nd on 29 Oct 1920 to his cousin,
Margaret Stobo. Margaret was b 17 Apr 1891 at 22 Causewayside Street,
Paisley. Six children from the two marriages eventually emigrated to New
Zealand. Margaret was a machinist in the Co-operative Bedding Co., where her
father, John, was the chargehand. In 1958 JAMES and Margaret, along with
their daughter, ISABELLA, left Glasgow and sailed aboard the "SS Sibajak"
to join their children in New Zealand. During the voyage JAMES suffered a
cerebral hemorrhage and d 24 Feb 1958, a few days before the ship arrived in
New Zealand. Margaret d 24 Jan 1978 in Opotiki. They are buried in Opotiki
Lawn Cemetary, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand The children of the 1st
marriage of JAMES STOBO ARROL to Agnes Anne McPeak were:
3-3a-l JAMES ARROL, b 11 Nov 1903 at 16 Montgomery Street, Glasgow.
JAMES was a window cleaner. He lived at 9 Bernard Street, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. JAMES m on 14 Jul 1922 to Catherine "Kate" Martin Greer at
Thistle Hall, Savoy Street, Glasgow. Catherine, a carpet weaver, was b
circa 1899, the daughter of John Greer, a power loom operator, and
Elizabeth Bryson He was living at 8 Montgomery Street and Catherine
was living at 88 Bernard Street, Glasgow when they married. 'JIMMY'
was in the Royal Army Service Corps (1939-1944) during WW II. He
served in France and was evacuated from Dunkirk He then served in the
Middle East and was invalided home on the SS Queen Mary. He had the
rank of Staff Sergeant. He was hospitalized at Hairmyres Hospital, East
Kilbridge and d on 20 Sept 1944 of carcinoma of the lung. He was buried
at Tollcross (Central) Churchyard, Glasgow, Section L., Grave 1 1 (UK
7504). The family was living at 9 Bernard Street, Glasgow in 1944.
Catherine d 20 Apr 1966 at 15 Roukenglen Road, Thomliebank of
cirrhosis of the liver. Her usual address was 9 Bernard Street, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. The couple had an adopted daughter:
3-3a-l-l SHEILA ARROL, b 4 Apr 1930. She was adopted on 10 Jan
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1936. SHEILA was a drapery saleswoman. She worked in Moffats
for 5 years before moving to Biggar. She m 27 Jun 1952 to William
Conn at St. Thomas Gallowgate Church, Glasgow. William, b circa
1932, was the son of John Conn, a blacksmith, and Annie Fitzpatrick.
William was living at 4 Macbeth Place, Glasgow and SHEILA was
living at 9 Bernard Street, Glasgow when they married. William was
a philatelist. The couple operated a butchery at Moffat and Biggar
until circa 1979 when they purchased a clothing shop that they
operated in Biggar under the name of; Sheila Conn, Ladies and Gents
Wear Shop. In 1987 they lived at 118 High Street, Biggar, and in
1988 they moved to 98 High Street, Biggar. They had: 1) Ian Conn,
b 19 Feb 1954 in Glasgow. Ian m Elizabeth Hepburn, an assistant
bank manager at the Royal Bank of Scotland; 2) Shona Conn, b 6 Jan
1957, in Glasgow. Shona m Charles Thorpe in Biggar. They had: a)
Ann Thorpe, b 19 May 1981 in Edinburgh Maternity Hospital; b)
Kirstie Arrol Thorpe, b 25 Aug 1983 at Edinburgh Maternity Hospital;
and c) Laura Thorpe, b 24 Aug 1989 at Edinburgh Maternity Hospital;
3) Heather Conn, b 2 Jan 1960 in Glasgow. She m Peter Dickson.
They had: Douglas William Dickson, b 1 Oct 1986; and 4) Donald
Conn, b 15 Apr 1969 at Bells Hill, Lanarkshire.
3-3a-2 GEORGE LINDSAY ARROL, b 6 Dec 1905 at 82 Main Street,
Bridgeton. GEORGE d 18 Dec 1905 as an infant in Calton, Glasgow.
3-3a-3 ISSAC 'JOCK' WALKER ARROL, b 28 Nov 1906 at 5 Queen Mary
Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. "JOCK" emigrated to New Zealand when he
was fifteen years of age, circa 1922/23. JOCK had been a grocery
message boy in Glasgow. JOCK originally went to Australia for a brief
period. He wrote home to his father to say he did not care for Australia
and was going to try New Zealand. His father had met a New Zealander,
Jack O'Riley from Opotiki, in the trenches during WW I. JOCK first
worked on the O'Riley farm at Opotiki. The O'Riley's were also quite
helpful to his sisters, MARION and JENNY, when they arrived in New
Zealand. JOCK later was employed by the New Zealand government as
a herd testing officer to test cattle for possible tuberculosis. JOCK earned
sufficient money to send enough home to Glasgow to finance the journey
for his two sisters, MARION and JANET ("JENNY"), to join him in the
Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand. JOCK m 1st circa 1937 in Opotiki,
New Zealand. He served in the Second New Zealand Expeditionery Forces
during WW II. He was a Sergeant Major in the 2nd Division Calvary
Regiment, New Zealand Army, serving in the fierce North Africa Libyan
campaign against General Rommel's Desert Rats, and in Italy, including the
lengthy bloody battle to take Cassino, Italy. Early in 1943 ISSAC JOCK'
ARROL traveled to Glasgow on leave. His family lived in the east end
working class neighborhood of Glasgow near Sir William Arrol's
engineering company. While home on leave in Glasgow, JOCK met
Catherine "Kath" McCrea Ogilvie. He m 2nd on 16 Oct 1943 to Catherine
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Ogilvie at St. Hogganfield Church, Glasgow. Catherine, a grocer's
assistant, was b c'rca 1909, the daughter of William Ogilvie, a sewing
machine mechanic, and Catherine McLaughlin. She was living at 232
Liberton Street, Glasgow when she married. When JOCK's leave of three
months was up, he returned to Italy. His bride, Catherine, came to New
Zealand by herself as a war bride. After JOCK was demobilized, he
returned to New Zealand. The couple adopted two boys. JOCK d 29 Dec
1967.
3-3a-3-l JOHN ARROL, b circa 1946 in New Zealand. He m circa 1975
to Elaine McVicar and lived in Edgecumbe. JOHN was a residential
home builder. He played amateur rugby for Edgecumbe, New
Zealand. In 1989 they lived in Auckland, New Zealand. They had:
3-33-3-1-1 TONY ARROL, b 1976 in Edgecumbe.
3-3a-3-l-2 TRACY ARROL, b 1978 in Edgecumbe.
3-3a-3-2 MICHAEL ARROL, b circa 1948 in New Zealand. He m on 24
Jul 1971 to Janice Lyon. Janice was the daughter of P. Lyon, N. Z.
The family resided in Whakatane. They had:
3-3a-3-2-l SHANE MICHAEL ARROL, b 13 Dec 1 970 and d 25 Sept
1989 as a result of a motor accident near Whakatane.
3-3a-3-2-2 BRENDON ARROL, b circa 1972.
3-3a-3-2-3 KIRSTIE ARROL, b 9 May 1973 and d 3 Jul 1973.
3-33-3-2-4 JOLENE ARROL, b circa 1974.
3-3a-4 JANET JENNY' ARROL, b 19 Jun 1909 in Calton, Glasgow and d 5
Feb 1982 in Te Puke, New Zealand JENNY emigrated with her sister,
MARION ARROL, from Glasgow to join their brother, ISSAC JOCK'
ARROL, in New Zealand He had sent for them. JENNY m Alistor Scott
on 9 May 1928 in Opotoki, New Zealand. The couple had five children:
1) Una, b in Opotiki and m Gordon Hennksen. (They had: Alister,
Malcolm, Marion, Christine and Elizabeth, b 29 Jan 1962.); 2) Helen Scott,
b 14 Apr 1931 at Whakatane and m Ian Anderson. (They had: Alister,
David, Gaylene.); 3) Alison Scott, b 14 Jun 1935 in Opotiki; 4) Catherine
Scott, b 22 Apr 1937 at Rotorua, New Zealand and m Terry McDonald
(dec). Terry was a policeman. (They had: Scott, twins, Jenny and Janet,
and Heather.) She m 2nd to Allan Talbot. (They had: Grant); and 5)
Malcolm Scott, b 22 Feb 1941 in Opotiki and m Florrie Craig. The couple
divorced. Flome resided in Opotiki (They had: Anne and Glennis.)
3-3a-5 MARION CARSON ARROL, b 13 Jun 191 1 at 36 Graham Street,
Bndgeton, Glasgow. She traveled to New Zealand with her sister, JENNY,
to join their brother, JOCK, in the Bay of Plenty region. JOCK sent the
funds for the sisters to make the trip. MARION m circa 1935 to Athol
Gordon in Opotiki, New Zealand. Athol served in the New Zealand Army
during WW II. He was killed in action. MARION resided in Opotiki.
They had: 1) Douglas, who was in the kiwi fruit business; 2) Bruce, who
was also in the kiwi fruit business; and 3) Maureen. Maureen d of
leukemia at age 16.
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3-3a-6 JOHN ARROL, b 16 Jun 1914 at 70 Bernard Street, Glasgow and d 29
Jun 1915 in Bridgeton, Glasgow.
3-3a-7 ROBERT CARSON ARROL, b 12 Oct 1919 at 8 Montgomery Street,
Bridgeton, Glasgow. ROBERT CARSON ARROL was in the British
Army during World War II in the Royal Army Service Corps. He served
in France and was evacuated from Dieppe at the time of Dunkirk. He was
then shipped to the Middle East with the British Army. He escaped from
Tobruk and then served with his brother, JOCK, in Italy, including the
battle to take Cassino. ROBERT m 1st on 25 Nov 1939 to May Bryce
Cameron Douglas at 6 Colebrooke Street, Glasgow. May was a general
stores assistant who lived at 41 St. Peters Street, Glasgow. She was the
daughter of George Douglas (dec), a pattern filer, and Mary Cameron
McDonald, wife of Robert McDonald, a deceased railway clerk. May d on
1 8 Nov 1 944 at 1 30 1 Govan Road, Glasgow of pulmonary tuberculosis and
laryngitis. The couple was living at 41 St. Petris Street, Glasgow in 1944.
BOB's brother, JOCK, arranged BOB's transfer to the New Zealand
Divisional Cavalry in late 1942 where he served as a Trooper in the New
Zealand Division Cavalry. ROBERT settled in New Zealand in 1945 and
worked on a farm in Whakatane. ROBERT met Nova Mavis Jensen while
playing hockey. He m 2nd to Nova Mavis Jensen on 12 June 1948 in
Edgecumbe, New Zealand. Nova Mavis Jensen was b 5 Nov 1924 in
Hunterville, New Zealand. She was one of ten children of Richard Jensen
(b 28 Nov 1884 and d 10 Feb 1961), a farmer, and Ruby Pearl McLean (b
19 May 1891 and d 24 May 1963). Nova attended the Awakeri Primary
School in Whakatane. During WW II Nova was manpowered into the
Land Army to work on the land. She had two brothers who went overseas
with the New Zealand Army. BOB applied for a Returned Serviceman's'
farm after the war and he was awarded a farm in Mangakingo. The 160
acre farm was on poor land. BOB, Nova and their three children lived in
a barely livable implement shed for a year. They were without power until
their home was built. Through hard work the farm was developed into a
successful enterprise. At one time it had 120 cows as well as pigs and
sheep. The farm was sold in 1969. BOB became manager of the Returned
Serviceman's Club in Mangakingo (1969-1971). He was employed at the
Pulp and Paper Mill in Kenlieth, Tokoroa. ROBERT "BOB" CARSON
ARROL d on 3 May 1973 in Tokoroa of a heart attack. Nova enjoyed
sports, Scottish country dancing, camping, reading, and sewing. She lived
at 34 Cargill Street, Tokoroa. There were six children as a result of the
2nd marriage. The children of the 2nd marriage were:
3-3a-7-l ROBERT JAMES ARROL, b 3 Apr 1949 in the Maternity
Hospital, Matamata, New Zealand. In 1986 ROBERT was a leading
hand fitter and turner in a pulp mill maintenance workshop. He
served his fitting/turning apprenticeship at the Kinleith New Zealand
Forest Products and in 1987 was a leading hand fitter and turner. He
played rugby for twelve years for Tokoroa RFC. ROBERT was a
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marathon runner. He ran the marathon nine times through 1986.
ROBERT also competed in the triathlons (swimming, cycling and
running) and coast to coast events. He also enjoyed deer stalking and
camping. ROBERT m on 25 Sept 1971 to Trixie Eva Ngapo at
Paeroa, New Zealand. Trixie was the daughter of Norman Ngapo, a
dnver, b 25 Jul 1923 and d 24 May 1980, and Ilton Mirth, an office
clerk, b 9 Oct 1923. Trixie was a secretary to a partner in a solicitor's
firm. Trixie participated in theatre, sports, and handcrafts. She
received the Chamber of Commerce Handwriting Award in 1966. The
family lived at 34 Cargill Street, Tokoroa, N.Z. The couple had three
children:
3-3a-7-l-l LISA KARYN ARROL, b 8 Oct 1970 at Paeroa. In 1987
she was a student at Tokoroa High School where she was on the
hockey and track teams.
3-3a-7-l-2 LEEANNE KYLIE ARROL, b 3 1 Jan 1973 at Tokoroa.
She attended Tokoroa High School in 1987. LEEANNE belonged
to the Te Hou Ora Youth Club, played the piano and guitar, was
in the Tokoroa amateur operatic society and was a member of the
Tokoroa track club.
3-3a-7-l-3 CARSON JOSEF ARROL, b 5 Apr 1975 at Tokoroa. In
1987 he attended Tainui Intermediate School, Tokoroa. He
played soccer and belonged to the Tokoroa Track Club.
3-3a-7-2 JANICE MARGARET ARROL, b 6 Jun 1950 at Edgecumbe.
JANICE attended Mangakingo High School and Business School in
Hamilton, New Zealand. She was employed as a secretary in Tokoroa
prior to her marriage. JANICE achieved the representative level in
senior women's hockey for five years. Her interests included knitting,
spwrts and gardening. She m on 1 1 Dec 1971 to Paul Andrew
McKeany, a Regimental Sergeant Major in the New Zealand Army, in
Mangakingo. The couple had three children: 1) Renee Catherine
McKeany, b 3 Aug 1973 at Palmerston North; 2) Sevan James
McKeany, b 2 Sept 1974 at Palmerston North, and 3) Rowan Andrew
McKeany, b 19 Sept 1979 at Upper Hutt, Wellington. The family
relocated from New Zealand to Singapore in April 1989.
3-3a-7-3 DENIS JOHN ARROL, b 15 Jun 1951 in the District Public
Hospital, Whakatane, New Zealand. DENIS played rugby in his youth
and in 1960 was awarded a trophy as the best forward of the year. He
look his apprenticeship at the New Zealand Forest Products ( 1 968-72).
He m Marino Roseanne (Rose) Waipouri on 7 Jul 1972 in Pataruru.
Rose was b at Kaitaia, New Zealand on 26 Sept 1952, the daughter of
Walter Thomas Waipouri and Phoebe Rose Tynan Walter was b 28
Dec circa 1907 and m on 5 Nov 1927 to Phoebe Rose Walter was
a carpenter. Rose was one of a family of 14 She attended Te Whetu
Primary School and Hamilton Technical Hamilton, N.Z Rose was a
legal secretary in the Crown Solicitor's Office at Hamilton. In 1987
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Rose was a teacher's aide in Marsden, Queensland. Rose enjoyed arts
and crafts and was a collector of teaspoons and plates. The family
moved to Queensland, Australia on 3 Nov 1979. In 1989 they lived
at 20 Barakee, Marsden, Queensland. DENIS was employed in an
automotive garage. He enjoyed working with engines, particularly
diesel engines, and enjoyed watching rugby and motor sports. They
had:
3-3a-7-3-l ROBERT GLYNN ARROL, b 8 Jul 1975 m Waikato
Hospital, Hamilton, New Zealand. He attended Moorooka State,
Marsden State and Crestmead State (Brisbane) Primary Schools.
He relocated to Queensland, Australia with his parents when he
was four years old. ROBERT was an avid sports fan.
3-3a-7-4 ASHLEY CARSON ARROL, b 24 Dec 1953 in the Maternity
Hospital, Mangakingo. ASHLEY was a driver. He played rugby
when he attended Mangakino High School. ASHLEY also swam at
the Tokoroa Club. He enjoyed mechanics and painting automobiles.
ASHLEY m Whakaotinga Nga Mahia Aihoa Heller on 13 Apr 1974
in Mangakingo. She was known as Oti'. Oti was b 22 Feb 1958 in
Te Kopuru, New Zealand, the daughter of Taylor Heller, b 22 Feb
1919 and d 7 Dec 1985, a labourer, and Karehu Pukeroa, b 20 Dec
1929. Oti was a machinist prior to her marriage. The family made
their home at 25 Huamai Street, Mangakingo. The couple had three
children:
3-3a-7-4-l PHILIP ARDRA ARROL, b 13 Sept 1976 in Tauranga. In
1987 PHILIP attended Mangakingo Primary School.
3-33-7-4-2 TAYLOR MATHEW ARROL, b 18 Jul 1978 in Tauranga.
In 1987 TAYLOR attended Mangakingo Primary School and
played rugby.
3-3a-7-4-3 NIKAYLA JANICE ARROL, b 24 Mar 1981 m Te Puke.
3-3a-7-5 SCOTT DUNCAN ARROL, b 12 Apr 1958 in Maternity Hospital,
Mangakingo. SCOTT DUNCAN ARROL was a manager of an
orchard for several years. In 1988-89 he was a manager of a wine
shop. In 1989 he was manager of a garage. He enjoyed rubgy and all
sports. He m on 26 May 1978 to Anna-Louise Cairns in Whakatane.
Anna-Louise was b 23 Jan 1957 in Maternity Hospital, Mangakingo,
the daughter of Trevor Roy Lunn, b 8 Jun 1915 in Orangeville
County, MacGregor, British Columbia, Canada and d 30 Nov 1981.
Trevor was a paper maker. Anna-Louise's mother was Doris Maud
Hills, b 18 Jan 1919 in Ocean Falls, British Columbia, Canada.
Anna-Louise attended the Church College of New Zealand, Hamilton,
New Zealand. She was an orchard foreman. The family resided at
104 College Road, Edgecumbe. They had:
3-3a-7-5-l REBEKAH MAE ARROL, b 1 1 Apr 1979 in Tauranga.
REBEKAH attended Thornton School, Edgecumbe
3-3a-7-6 LEE MILTON ARROL, b 22 Apr 1964 in Maternity Hospital,
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Hamilton, New Zealand. LEE was employed as an orchardist in Te
Puke since Dec 1980. LEE traveled to California in Oct 1986 to work
in a kiwi orchard. LEE enjoyed B.M.X motorcross riding and music.
LEE m on 2 Mar 1991 to Debra — in Auckland.
3-3 JAMES STOBO ARROL, continued. JAMES STOBO was a window cleaner
living at 95 George Street, Glasgow when he m 2nd on 29 Oct 1920 to Margaret
Stobo, his cousin, in Blythswood, Glasgow. They had:
3-3b-l JOHN STOBO ARROL, b 20 Jul 1921 at 8 Montgomery Street, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. He attended schools in Beith, Ayrshire, Rottenrow, Glasgow, St.
James School, Glasgow (1926-1933) and John Street Senior Secondary
(1933-1935), Glasgow. He held trade certificates as a blacksmith and as a
fitter/welder. JOHN STOBO ARROL m 1st on 6 Nov 1948 to Mane
Matulionis at Holy Family Church, Mossend, Bellshill, Scotland. Marie, a
tailoress, was b circa 1919, the daughter of Joseph Matulionis (dec), a general
labourer, and Marta Ustella. Marie was living at 24 Unita Road, Bellshill and
John at 369 Main Street, Bellshill when they married. The couple later
divorced. JOHN served in the British Army (1939-1946). He was in the Royal
Army Service Corps until 1942. JOHN transferred to the Royal Electrical
Mechanical Engineers. He was in both the Liverpool and London Blitzes prior
to service in the Middle East. He received the Act of Courage commendation
by G.O.C. Palestine for recovery of stolen war department property on 28 Jul
1944. JOHN traveled to New Zealand several times prior to emigrating to that
country in Aug 1962. He m 2nd circa 1974 to Andree Lois Low (formerly
Clemmett) at her home in Auckland, New Zealand. JOHN was a production
manager. Andree was a member of the Auckland Ex-WAAF Association.
JOHN retired in Jan 1987. They resided in Auckland, New Zealand. Andree
d 8 Oct 1991 in Auckland of a heart attack. The two children of JOHN'S 1st
marriage were:
3-3b-l-l JOHN MATHEW ARROL, b 22 Mar 1950 at 302 Edinburgh Road,
District, Baillieston, West Old Monkland, Glasgow. He emigrated with
his parents to New Zealand in 1962 when he was twelve years of age. He
attended Opotiki and Edgecumbe College and Auckland Technical Institute
in Auckland. JOHN MATHEW was employed by Alcan Ltd. in their
technical laboratory and later became the General Manager of their
anodising plant at West Auckland and also at Aluminium Anodisers Ltd.,
an Alcan subsidiary in Avondale, Auckland In Apr 1987 JOHN and
family relocated to Singapore where JOHN was marketing manager of
Metals Asia, a subsidiary' of Diversey Corp of Canada JOHN helped set
up an anodising plant in the Peoples Republic of China. JOHN MATHEW
ARROL m 18 Nov 1952 to Alexandra Lynne Morrison in Papakura.
Alexandra was b 16 Feb 1954 in Te Puke, the daughter of Patrick William
Morrison, a motor mechanic from Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and Alice Mary
Smith. Alexandra graduated with a B.A. degree from Waikato University
in 1974 in Hamilton and attended Teachers Training College in Auckland
for her post graduate course work. Lynne was a teacher and an assistant
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department head at Papakura High School, Papakura. She was a resource
teacher for visually impaired students in Manurea, New Zealand. In
Singapore she was active in A.N.Z.A., and in formal children's activities.
The family returned to New Zealand in mid- 1990 and JOHN was
appointed managing director of the firm. In 1993 the family returned
again to Singapore where they made their home. They had:
3-3b-l-l-l JESSICA MARGARET ARROL, b 7 Mar 1985 in Auckland,
New Zealand.
3-3b-l-l-2 MATHEW PATRICK ARROL, b 23 Oct 1990 in Auckland,
New Zealand.
3-3b-l-2 MARIE ARROL, b 4 May 1952 in Bellshill, Scotland. She emigrated
with her family to New Zealand in Aug 1962. They originally settled in
Opotiki. MARIE m circa 1975 to Russell Searle in Whakatane, New
Zealand. Russell was a landscape gardner and MARIE was an assistant
teacher. They had: Leon and John Searle.
3-3b-2 GEORGE ARROL, b 26 May 1923 at 8 Montgomery Street, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. He d on 13 May 1924 at Children's Hospital, Glasgow.
3-3b-3 DOUGLAS ARROL, b 18 Apr 1925 at 75 Eglinton Street, Beith, Ayrshire.
DOUGLAS d 23 May 193 1 in Bridgeton, Glasgow when he was six years old.
3-3b-4 MARGARET ARROL, b 23 Nov 1927 at Blythswood, Glasgow.
MARGARET attended advanced division - Cubie School in Bridgeton,
Glasgow and was a nurse's aide. MARGARET immigrated to New Zealand in
1947 on a New Zealand Government program. She had to work for two years
as part of the program to pay her passage to New Zealand. She m Bill Storer
on 17 Jun 1950 in Opotiki, New Zealand. The couple met in a hospital where
MARGARET was employed and where Bill was a patient for two broken arms
received when he was thrown off a horse. The couple had: 1) Douglas James,
b 24 Oct 1951 at Opotiki. Douglas m 29 Jul 1972 to Valerie May Windle in
Opotiki. Valerie May was b 9 Jun 1955 at Tokoroa. They had: a) Kyra May,
b 9 Jan 1973 at Hamilton; b) Clinton William, b 17 Nov 1974 at Hamilton; and
c) Jovan Luke, b 23 Jan 1980 at Hamilton; 2) Linda Margaret, b 26 Oct 1953
at Opotiki. Linda m 28 Jul 1973 to Gary Wenham, a dairy farmer, and they
had: Jason, Angela, Melissa and Nicole; 3) Maureen Ann, b 29 Oct 1955 at
Opotiki. Maureen m 11 Sept 1982 to James Crosswell. They had: a) Sarah
Ann, b 15 Aug 1984, b) Emma Margaret, b 6 Apr 1986 and c) Rebecca Jane,
b 9 Aug 1988; and 4) Isabella, b 26 Jan 1962 at Opotiki who m 9 May 1981
to Edwin Loynes. They had Isobel and Elizabeth.
3-3b-5 ELIZABETH ORR STOBO ARROL, b 8 Mar 1929 at 166 Claythom Street,
Calton, Glasgow. She was known as "BETTY". She m 16 Mar 1951 to
George McClure, a plumber and gas fitter, at Netherton St. Matthews Church
of Scotland, Glendinning Road, Knightswood, Glasgow. George was b 30 Dec
1925 in Rotten Row Maternity Hospital, Glasgow. The couple met m the
Dennistoun, Glasgow Pli-De-Dance Hall in Dec 1949. BETTY' was an
auxiliary nurse. They lived at 50 Blairdardie Road, Knightswood, Glasgow
G13 2 AD. George d II Jun 1989 of pneumonia and chronic obstructive
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airways' disease. They had: 1) Gordon, b 22 Dec 1951 at 112 Glendinning
Road, Knightswood, Glasgow. Gordon attended Broadholm Primary and
Waverley Senior Secondary Schools, Glasgow. He was junior sports champion
in 1966. He was employed by the post office in 1971 and m 22 Mar 1974 to
Elizabeth Anne Mcllveen at St. Andrews Church, Drumchapel. They had:
David, b 20 Jan 1976 at Glasgow and Alan, b 14 May 1979 at Glasgow. They
resided at 89 Croftfoot Road, Croftfoot, Glasgow; 2) George b 2 Feb 1954. He
attended Broadholm Primary and Waverley Senior Secondary Schools,
Glasgow. George was employed as a service engineer for Taylor Woodworth
Ltd. He m in Sept 1975 to Ann Sargeant at St. Margarets Church,
Knightswood. Ann was a nurse. They had: Jacqueline, b 28 Nov 1976 and
Lynsay, b 19 Aug 1981.
3-3b-6 ISABELLA ISA' SIMPSON STOBO ARROL, b 18 Apr 1931 at 205 Orr
Street, Calton, Glasgow. The middle name SIMPSON came from her maternal
grandfather's 2nd wife's surname. ISA attended Knightswood Secondary School
m Glasgow from 18 Oct 1938 to 29 Jun 1945. ISA was employed at Collars,
Ltd. in Glasgow prior to emigrating to New Zealand in 1958 with her parents
on the "SS Sibajak". She was employed by the post office as a switch board
operator for six months and then at the Opotiki hospital for 10 years as a
domestic after settling in New Zealand. ISA purchased and paid for her own
home in New Zealand prior to her marriage. She m 27 Jul 1968 to Stan Batey
at the Methodist Church in Opotiki. Stan was b 13 Jan 1928 in Opotiki, the
son of George Graham Batey and Eva Storer. Stan served in Korea with the
New Zealand Territorials in an artiller}' unit circa 1953-54. Stan was employed
in forestry, in his own shoe repair business and as a driver of a petrol truck
Stan also owned a roller skating rink. Stan had to close the roller skating rink
as a result of floods in Opotiki He retired on 31 July 1989 following 23 years
of employment with the Milk Products Co., an agent for Shell Oil Company.
They had: Caroline Anne, b 25 Dec 1969. In 1989, Carol, as she was known,
was an office employee for Group Maintenance Ltd. The family lived at 14
Hydro Road, Edgecumbe, Bay-of-Plenty, New Zealand in 1990.
3-3b-7 DOUGLAS ARROL, b 21 May 1933 at 205 Orr Street, Calton, Glasgow.
DOUGLAS was a mail van driver when he m 31 Aug 1957 to May Cheate
Frith at Kelvin, Glasgow. MAY, b circa 1932, a laboratory assistant, was the
daughter of Campbell Houston Frith, a head postman, and Mary Wallan.
DOUGLAS was living at 1 12 Glendinning Road, Glasgow and May was living
at 15 Clelland Avenue when they married. DOUGLAS was a postman. In
1987 they resided at 5 Fereneze Drive, East Crescent, Knightswood, Glasgow.
3-4 JOHN ARROL, b 17 Apr 1889 at 7 Marlborough Street, Glasgow and d 1 May
1889 at age 2 weeks of marasmus. (See RCE, Vol 2, p 236)
4 JOHN ARROL, b 19 Apr 1861. JOHN was an electro-plater. He m on 27 Jun 1888
to Margaret TumbuU at 129 Dundas Street, Glasgow. Margaret, an electro-plate
burnisher, was b circa 1862, the daughter of William Tumbull, a commercial traveler,
and Catherine Eraser. Margaret d 23 Apr 1924 at Cathcart, Glasgow. JOHN d 2 Jul
1926 at the waiting room of St Enoch Railway Station of probable heart failure He
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was living at 255 Onslow Road at the time of his death. They had:
4-1 JOHN ARROL, b 7 Mar 1890 at 123 John Knox Street, Glasgow. JOHN was a
shipping clerk when he married and later became a shipping company manager. He
was employed by the Anchor-Donaldson Line. He m 7 Mar 1919 to Catherine
Lambert Andrew at 33 Afton Street, Cathcart. Catherine, a typist, was the daughter
of John Andrew, a drapery manufacturer's agent, and Mary Ann Ralston. JOHN d
9 Jan 1952 at 33 Blairbeth Road, Rutherglen of cerebral thrombosis. Catherine d 31
Jan 1959 at Strathclyde Hospital, Motherwell of cerebral thrombosis and chronic
bronchitis. Her usual residence in 1959 was at 33 Blairbeth Road, Rutherglen.
4-1-1 JOHN ANDREW ARROL, b 8 Sept 1924 at 1 13 Kilmarnock Road, Glasgow.
JOHN was a flour miller's traveller. He m 19 Nov 1949 to Constance Mary
Nicol at 19 Gordon Street, Glasgow. Constance, a radiographer (x-ray
technician), was b circa 1 924, the daughter of Jane Campbell Nicol, a paint and
varnish traveller, and Alice Mary Kerr (dec). JOHN was living at 4 Blairbeth
Road, Rutherglen and Constance was living at 22 Blairbeth Road, Rutherglen
when they married. The couple lived at 13 Springfield Park Road in 1952 and
in 1990 they lived at 10 Bradda Ave., Rutherglen. They had:
4-1-1-1 COLIN JOHN NICOL ARROL, b 8 Feb 1951 at Hillhead, Glasgow.
COLIN JOHN, an insurance inspector, m 7 Feb 1976 to Janet Margaret
Angus Ferguson at Rutherglen, Glasgow. She was previously m to —
McKay. They resided at 6 Kilpatrick Gardens, Clarkston. COLIN and
Janet had:
4-1-1-1-1 STEWART JOHN ARROL, b 15 Nov 1977 at Royal Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow.
4-1-1-1-2 KRISTY ANNE ARROL, b 7 May 1980 at Royal Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow.
4-1-1-2 ALISON JOYCE ARROL, b 28 Jan 1954 at Redlands Hospital at
Hillhead, Glasgow. ALLISON was living at 10 Bradda Avenue, Bumside,
Rutherglen in 1 976 when she was a witness to the marriage of her sister,
JUNE CATHERINE.
4-1-1-3 JUNE CATHERINE ARROL, b 7 Aug 1956 at 10 Bradda Ave.
Cambuslang. JUNE was a student of history when she m on 1 Jul 1976
to Andrew Douglas McDougall in Glasgow. Andrew, a civil engineer, was
b 4 Sept 1952, the son of Andrew Wallace McDougall, a chartered
accountant, and Caroline Louise Fenwick. JUNE was living at 10 Bradda
Avenue, Bumside, Rutherglen and Andrew was living at 38 Calderwood
Road, Glasgow when they married.
4-2 CATHERINE ERASER ARROL, b 27 Jan 1892 at 123 John Knox Street, Glasgow.
CATHERINE m 24 Aug 1920 to John Ireland at the Douglas Hotel, Glasgow. John,
a shipping clerk, perhaps for the Anchor-Donaldson Line, was b circa 1890, the son
of James Ireland, a wine and spirit merchant, and Margaret Ireland. CATHERINE
was living at 26 Battlefield Gardens, Glasgow and John resided at 281 Sauchihall
Street, Glasgow, when they married. They had: James Eraser Ireland, b 23 May
1923 at 6 Chatham Place, Glasgow.
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I JOHN ARROLL AND ANN TYTLER FAMILY
I WALTER ARROLL, cotton weaver, b circa 1750. WALTER was believed m circa
1780 to Mary Bazilli(e) who d 9 Apr 1866 at 1 McEwan St., Glasgow of age and
general debility. JOHN ARROLL was the informant on WALTER ARROLL's death.
1 JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1783, a handloom weaver. JOHN m 18 May 1815 to Ann
Tytler at Abbey Parish, Paisley, County Renfrew. Ann was b circa 1785, the
daughter of William Tytler, a writer's clerk, and Christina Langmuir. Ann d 22 Aug
1863 at 69 Causeyside Street, Paisley. JOHN d 15 Oct 1858, age 75, of paralysis,
at 1 1 McEwan Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. His burial place was at Eastern
Necropolis, Glasgow. (The name was originally spelled with a double 1, i.e. ArroU.)
They had:
1-1 WILLIAM ARROL (ARRAL), b circa 1821. He m 19 Nov 1858 to Ann
McGhee. (See WILLIAM ARROL and ANNIE McGHEE family. Page 293.)
1-2 JAMES ARROL, b circa 1822 at Paisley, County Renfrew. He d 6 Nov 1871
at 176 Stirling Road, Glasgow. JAMES d "of disease of the heart and dropsy".
In 1855 JAMES ARROL was a collier in New Monkland, County Lanark and
in 1863 he lived at 65 Canal St., Paisley. In 1864 he was a shawl weaver. At
his death in 1871 he was a mill warper. The 1871 census showed the family
living at 176 Stirling Road, "a 3 roomed tenement." JAMES m on 16 Jun 1843
to Jean (Jane) Butchert (Jean's surname was variously spelled as Butchert,
Butchart, Butchard, and Butcher. However, it is spelled Butchert in the original
old parish records at the time of their marriage by Rev. D. Macnair.) Both
JAMES and Jean were residing in Charleston, Abbey Parish (Paisley) at the time
of their marriage. Jean Butchert was b circa 1825/26 at Campsie, Stirlingshire.
Jane d 6 Apr 1904 at Auchterderran at 29 South Street, Lochgelly of cardiac
disease and pulmonary edema. Their son, GEORGE, was present at her death.
They had:
1-2-1 CHRISTINA ARROL, b circa 1843. CHRISTINA m 30 Oct 1863 to
Robert Young at Paisley. Robert was a reed maker. In 1934 they lived at
16 Elm Row, Galashiels. CHRISTINA d 14 Sep 1934 at Glashiels.
1-2-2 ANNE ARROL, b circa 1846. ANNE (ANNIE) was a powerloom weaver.
She lived at 24 West Street, Paisley in 1867. ANNIE m 9 Aug 1867 to
Edward Cooney at 121 George Street, Paisley, according to the forms of the
Church of Scotland. Edward was a rope spinner. He was b circa 1847, the
son of Edward Cooney, a mason's labourer, and Sally O'Donnell. In 1919
they lived at 26 Newton Street, Paisley. ANNIE d 3 Oct 1919 of cardiac
failure at Paisley.
1-2-3 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1848 at New Monkland, County Lanark. JOHN
m 31 Oct 1867 to Janet Wilson at 29 Maxwellton, Paisley. Janet, a mill
worker, was b circa 1848, the daughter of Thomas Wilson, druggist, and
Janet Gibb. She lived at 29 Marwelter, Paisley. JOHN, a warper, lived at
64 Matland Street, Paisley. JANET d 6 Jan 1868, age 19, of pleurisy at 29
Maxwellton, Paisley.
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1-2-4 Name unknown.
1-2-5 ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1853 in Paisley. ELIZABETH m onl3 Jun
1872 to Andrew Chalmers, a general labourer at High Chruch, Glasgow.
She d 11 Jan 1920 at 13 West High Street, Kirkintilloch as a result of
"incompetence of the heart valves." They had: Andrew Chalmers who lived
at 3 Ettrick Place, Pollokshields in 1920.
1-2-6 ROBERT ARROL, b 4 Apr 1855 at Petersbum, New Monkland.
ROBERT was a carter on the docks in Glasgow. ROBERT m 15 Sept 1874
to Elizabeth Withers, a thread winder. The couple was m at 34 Bright
Street in Springbum, Glasgow in accordance with the forms of the Primitive
Methodist Church. Elizabeth was b circa 1851/53. She was living at 138
Gamgad Road, Glasgow at the time of her marriage. Elizabeth was the
daughter of William Withers, fumaceman, and Elizabeth Findlay. ROBERT
also lived at 138 Gamgad Road at the time of the marriage. They lived at
196 Gamgadhill Road, Glasgow in 1918. ROBERT d 22 Sept 1918 at
Gamgadhill, Glasgow of heart disease. Elizabeth d 12 Sept 1921 at 133
Balamock Road, Glasgow of valve disease of the heart. Elizabeth's usual
address was 250 Gamgadhill. ROBERT and Elizabeth had:
1-2-6-1 JEAN (JEANIE) ARROL, b 30 June 1876 at Tudhope's Land,
Sunnyside, Old Monkland. She m 30 Oct 1896 to Henry McVey, a
carter, of 51 Rosemount Street, Glasgow. Henry was the son of John
McVey, carter, and Mar>' Hasson. The couple was m at St. Mungo's
Chapel, Glasgow. She was living at 176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow when
they were married. JEANIE d 7 Feb 1943 at 10 Tumer Street, Glasgow
(She was last seen alive at 10:25 pm on 6 Feb 1943.) of cardiac syncope
and natural causes. They had: John McVey who lived at 14 Blockhaim
Road, Glasgow in 1943.
1-2-6-2 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 1 Mar 1878 at 21 St. Mungo
Street, Glasgow. ELIZABETH lived at 176 Gamgad Road. She m 22
Mar 1901 to Archibald Kennedy, an iron worker, later a coal miner, at
Lockhart House, Dennistoun, Glasgow. Archibald was b circa 1878, the
son of Robert Kennedy, iron worker, and Martha Morton of 196 Gamgad
Road. A witness to the wedding was Susan Nelson (See Section II,
Paragraph II, Page 289.) and her brother, JAMES (See Paragraph 1-1-6-2
below.). ELIZABETH d 8 Feb 1959 at 177 Motherwell Road, Bellshill
of broncho-pneumonia, chronic bronchitis and myocarditis.
1-2-6-3 JAMES ARROL, b 25 Nov 1879 at Dobbies' Loan, St. Rollox,
Glasgow. JAMES m 13 Sept 1901 to Susan Nelson. He d 26 Jun 1960.
(See JAMES ARROL and SUSAN NELSON family, page 289.)
1-2-6-4 AGNES ARROL, b 15 Sept 1881 at 176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow.
AGNES was a thread mill operator. She m 18 Jul 1913 to John George
Heron at 130 Balgray Hill, Glasgow. John, a steel worker, was b circa
1876, the son of John Heron, a labourer, and Mary Ann Shick. AGNES
was living at Genniston Lodge, Gamgad Road and John at 105 Forge
Street, Glasgow when they married AGNES d 20 Jan 1949 at 52
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Rosemount St., Glasgow of cardiac failure, a senile heart, acute
broncho-pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. They had: Jeanie Heron who
m — Glen.
1-2-6-5 JESSIE ARROL, b 1 Dec 1883 at 176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow.
JESSIE m circa 1908 to John OTMeil, a railway roadman. She d 28 Nov
1944 at 37 Lea Ave., Neilston of carcinoma of the mammae and vascular
degeneration.
1-2-6-6 ROBERT ARROL, b 16 Nov 1885 at Gamgad Road, Mount
Pleasant, Glasgow. ROBERT was a dock labourer and carter on the
docks of Glasgow. The badge permitting one to work on the docks is
passed down from father to son, from one generation to the next.
ROBERT m 24 Jun 1910 to Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ruddy in St. Rollox,
Glasgow. The couple was m at the United Free Church of Scotland on
Hartfield Street. Elizabeth's residence at the time of the marriage was 82
Parliment Road. She was b circa 1888, the daughter of Ennis Ruddy, an
engineer's labourer, and Mary Ann McCanville. Lizzie was a cotton mill
worker at the time of her marriage. She was b circa 1889/90. The couple
had eight children. In 1925 the family lived at 6 Burrell's Lane, Glasgow.
ROBERT spent his summers in Tomitoul, Aberdeenshire and the children
joined him there. Elizabeth d 10 Oct 1947 at Royal Infirmary, Glasgow
of lysol poisoning and broncho-pneumonia. In 1947 they lived at 4
Allander St., Glasgow. ROBERT d 7 Oct 1968 at Stobhill Hospital of
broncho-pneumonia and cancer of the lung. His address in 1968 was 4
Allander Street, Glasgow. They had:
1-2-6-6-1 ROBERT ARROL, b 7 Dec 1912 at 2 Provanhill Street,
Glasgow and d 22 Dec 1912 of icterus.
1 -2-6-6-2 JOHN ARROL, b 28 Apr 1 9 1 4 at 1 03 Kennedy Street, Glasgow.
JOHN, as his father and grandfather before him, was a carter, the
badge being passed down to him from his father. He m on 28 Oct
1944 to Margaret Maggie" Robinson at Skelmersdale Parish Church,
Ormskirk, Lancashire, England. Maggie was the daughter of George
Robinson, a labourer. Maggie was living at Homedale', Marchbank
Road, Skelmorsdale when she married. During WW II JOHN was in
the Medical Corp in the British Army and was stationed in East
Africa. In 1945 he lived at 4 Allander Street, Possilpark, Glasgow.
JOHN d on 27 Feb 1986 m Glasgow after several heart attacks. He
had rheumatoid arthritis during the last twenty-five years of his life.
They had:
1.2-6-6-2-1 ELIZABETH RUDDY ARROL, b 1 May 1945 in
Glasgow. She m 31 Mar 1967 to James Byrne at St. Teresa's
Roman Catholic Church in Glasgow. James, a tile fixer, was the
son of Thomas Bryne, a cable joiner, and Mary Cook MacFarlane.
ELIZABETH was living at 20 Howgate Avenue, Glasgow and
James at 95 Killeam Street, Glasgow when they married.
1-2-6-6-2-2 JOHN ARROL, b 23 Jun 1946 at Oakbank Hospital,
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Glasgow. JOHN attended Garrioch Primary and Kings Ridge
Schools, Glasgow. He was employed at Bart and Stroud as an
apprentice tool maker. While at Barr and Stroud he met Elsie
Burgess, a wage's clerk. The couple m on 2 Oct 1967 at Partick
East Church, Glasgow. Elsie was b 3 May 1947, the daughter of
James Burgess, a slater/tiler, and Elsie Mills, a shop manageress.
Both of the newly weds soon left Barr and Stroud and relocated to
Dimdee. JOHN played professional football (soccer) as goalie
(1963-81) for East Stirling, Dundee, Dunfermline, Partick Thistle,
and Clyde. JOHN was rated Scotland's most experienced
goal-keeper in Aug 1978. He won two Second Division
Championship badges, the League Cup and the European Cup.
He suffered two serious leg breaks during his football career. He
played on a part-time basis (1974-81) while employed at Barr and
Stroud. Elsie was also employed at Barr and Stroud (1981-86).
During one period JOHN accompanied the team on a five week
tour of the United States to promote soccer in that country.
JOHN and Elsie made their home at 82 Woodhill Road,
Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. They had:
1-2-6-6-2-2-1 ANDREW JAMES ARROL, b 13 Mar 1969 at
Dundee. ANDREW attended Thomas Muir High School,
Glasgow. Prior to leaving school he was chosen to play for
the Scottish School-boys' against England and Eire in 1986.
In 1987 he was an apprentice professional footballer with
Oldham at Lancashire, England.
1-2-6-6-2-2-2 GRAHAM JOHN ARROL, b 3 Dec 1971 at StobhiU
Hospital, Glasgow. He attended Thomas Muir High School,
Glasgow.
1-2-6-6-3 MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1915 in Glasgow. MARGARET
m 1st on 22 Nov 1929 to William Ward, a plasterer's labourer at
Glasgow. They lived at 130 B Saltmarket, Glasgow. The couple
was divorced circa late 1940's. MARGARET m 2nd on 3 Feb 1951
to James 'Jimmy' Quinn, a railway goods clerk. Jimmy was an able
seaman in the Royal Navy during WW 11. The couple had three sons
and a daughter. MARGARET d 4 Apr 1989 at 39 Hamiltonhill
Road, Glasgow of a myocardial infarction. The couple also had:
1-2-6-6-3-1 JAMES ARROL (QUINN), b 13 Feb 1946 at Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow. In 1989 he lived at 71 Broughlin, Glasgow.
1-2-6-6-3-2 ANNIE ARROL (QUINN), b 10 Jun 1948 at Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow.
1 -2-6-6-4 WILLIAM ARROL, b 3 1 Oct 1 9 1 7 at 8 1 Carrick Street, Glasgow
and d 1 Mar 1919 at Blythswood, Glasgow.
1-2-6-6-5 ELIZABETH WITHERS ARROL, b 23 Sept 1919 at 66
McAlpine Street, Glasgow. ELIZABETH was in the WAAF durmg WW
II and stationed in Yorkshire During her service days she met Wilfred
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Stanley Robinson in Yorkshire. Stanley was a flight sergeant in the
Royal Air Force. He was a widower and had been a postman prior to
being in military service. He was the son of Charles Frederick Robmson,
a painter. The couple was m 10 Feb 1943 at Durham, England. They
lived in Hull, Yorkshire, England. They had one son, Stanley Robinson.
1-2-6-6-6 GEORGE ARROL, b 8 Dec 1921 at McAlpme Street, Glasgow.
GEORGE was a farm worker. He lived at 13 Mid Street, Keith.
GEORGE d 10 Mar 1940, at age 18, in Keith Hospital of influenzal
pneumonia.
1-2-6-6-7 JESSIE ARROL, b 1 May 1925 at the Maternity Hospital,
Glasgow. Her birth was recorded in the St. Rollox District of
Glasgow. JESSIE was a house-maid at Comycharmaing when she m
26 Feb 1944 to Harry Myles at Perth. Harry was a fanner at
Kynballoch, near Blairgowrie, Perthshire, until his retirement in 1 983.
After retirement, Harry was employed by a mill and farm supply
store in Blairgowrie. JESSIE retired in 1986 after thirteen years at
Waverly Cameron Stationery Ltd., a manufacturer of fine stationery.
Harry frequently wore his kilt to the pleasure of the many tourists
who visited the Blairgowrie area. The couple had five children: 1)
Harry Myles who relocated to Australia when he was young. He m
Shirley — . Harry and Shirley made their home in Sydney for many
years. Circa 1984 they moved with their family of six children to
Queensland where they lived near Brisbane. Harry was the owner of
a large earth moving equipment business; 2) Ian Myles was an
engineer; 3) Norman Myles was a chef with the rank of Chief Petty
Officer in the Royal Navy. In late 1986 he was serving on the
aircraft carrier, HMS Ark Royal. He served in the Falklands conflict,
the Cameroons, and Gibraltar; 4) Moira Myles who was married; and
5) Morag (Gaelic for Sarah) Myles.
1-2-6-6-8 JAMES ARROL, b 19 Jul 1927 at 25 Portland Street, St.
Rollox, Glasgow. JIM was raised in Keith. He returned to Glasgow
when he was 16 years of age. JIM served an apprenticeship as a
marine engineer. He m 5 Apr 1955 to Margaret Ferguson Campbell
of Greenock. Margaret was the daughter of George Campbell and
Margaret "Peggy" Edwards. The couple met at a dance and were
married at Mid-Kirk, Greenock. Shortly thereafter the couple moved
to India where they lived for seven years. The family lived in
Weymouth, England in 1962 and in Victoria, Vancouver Island,
British Columbia, Canada. They later lived in Japan and Holland.
These various geographic moves were dictated by JIM's employment
in the maritime industry. The couple lived in California where for
many years JIM was the plant manager of Todd's Shipyard Facilities
in Alameda and San Francisco. In 1989 JIM was in charge of the
reconstruction of the former presidential yacht, the USS Potomac.
The couple lived in Alameda, California. They had:
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1-2-6-6-8-1 KEITH ARROL, b 16 Apr 1957 at Calcutta, India.
KEITH was a graduate of the University of California at
Hayward, California where he majored in mass communications.
KEITH m 27 Dec 1980 to Nancy Grey at Treasure Island Naval
Base, San Francisco, California. Nancy was a US Air Force
Officer. She was b 6 Feb 1958 in California, the daughter of
Wallis and Norma Gray. Keith attended the University of
California where he majored in journalism. He was a member of
the US Air Force ROTC while in college and subsequently served
in the US Air Force for seven years, completing his service in
mid- 1986. KEITH was a pilot flying C-141s to many parts of the
world. During the latter part of his Air Force service, KEITH was
an Air Force Pilot Training Instructor at Norton Air Force Base
in Southern California. Nancy attended the University of
California, San Bernardino, after completing her Air Force
service. She received her master's degree in English. In 1987
KEITH became a commercial airline pilot for Alaska Airlines.
He was previously a pilot for Jet America Corporation. In 1991
he was activited by the US Air Force two days prior to the end
of the Gulf War. He circumnavigated the globe as the
commanding pilot of a C-141 for the US Air Force. Nancy was
the manager of technical publications for Lockheed Corporation
in Burbank, California. They had:
1.2-6-6-8-1-1 HEATHER GREY ARROL, b 12 Aug 1982 m San
Bernardino, California.
1-2-6-6-9 ROBERT ARROL, b 14 Jul 1929 at Maternity Hospital,
Glasgow. His parents were living at 33 Clyde Street, Glasgow when
ROBERT was bom. ROBERT was a ship's carpenter. He d circa
1957 when he was washed overboard at 27 years of age. The ship
was in the English Channel on a voyage from Rotterdam to Cuba.
1-2-6-6-10 ANNIE ARROL, b 4 Mar 1933 at the Maternity Hospital,
Glasgow. ANNIE m 26 Dec 1952 to James Jimmy' Gregg at Henry
Drummond Church, Glasgow, according to the forms of the Church
of Scotland. James, a sawmill labourer, was b circa 1927, the son of
John Gregg, a newpaper dispatch worker, and Elizabeth Cleland.
ANNIE was living at 175 Maukinfauld Road, Glasgow and James at
2 Barloch Street, Glasgow when they married. They lived in
Glasgow on George Square. They had: Robert and James.
1-2-6-7 WILLIAM ARROL, b 29 Jan 1888 at 176 Gamgad Road,
Dennistoun, Glasgow. WILLIAM was a coal miner. WILLIAM was
livmg at 29 South Street, Lochgelly. He m 10 Nov 1908 to Jane (Jeanne)
Kirk, a widow, at the Sheriffs Office, Court House, Edinburgh. Jane, b
circa 1880, was the daughter of John Bogie and Jeanne Wilson of 25
South Street, Lochgelly. Jane d 23 May 1930 at Lochgelly and William
d 23 May 1937 of an injury to the back, hypernephroma, and cardiac
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failure at Lochgelly.
1 -2-6-8 ANNIE ARROL, b 1 5 Dec 1 889 at 1 76 Gamgad Road, Glasgow and
d 21 Apr 1891 at 176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow of pulmonary congestion
1-2-6-9 GEORGE WITHERS ARROL, b 27 Dec 1891 at 181 GamgadhiU.
Glasgow. GEORGE was a contractor's carter and later a cleaning
department labourer. He m on 15 Jul 1915 to Ellen (Helen) Anderson
McMinigal at 9 Windsor Street, Kelvin, Glasgow. Ellen, a chemical
worker, was b circa 1893, the daughter of Allan McMinigal, a carter, and
Janet Brenner. Both GEORGE and Ellen (Helen) were living at 18 North
Woodside Road, Glasgow when they married. Ellen (Helen) d 8 Jan 1953
at Royal Infirmary, Glasgow of subacute bacterial endocarditis. They
were living at 250 Roystonhill Road, Glasgow in 1953. GEORGE d 12
Dec 1955 at 215H Gartloch Road, Glasgow of chronic bronchitis and
congestive heart failure. He lived at 250 GamgadhiU Road when he died.
They had:
1-2-6-9-1 ELIZABETH WITHERS ARROL, b 22 Jul 1916 at 250
GamgadhiU, Glasgow. ELIZABETH was a sewing machinist. She
m 6 Jun 1939 to Thomas Hynds at the Gamgad Church, Glasgow,
according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Thomas, a grocery
salesman, was b circa 1913, the son of William Hynds (dec), a
shipping clerk, and Mary Hardie. Mary's sumame was Smith.
Thomas was living at 194 Duke Street, Glasgow and ELIZABETH
was living at 250 GamgadhiU, Glasgow when they married.
ELIZABETH d 27 Dec 1975 at Belvidere Hospital, Glasgow of
bronchial carcinoma. She was living at 15 Banton Place, Glasgow
in 1975.
1-2-6-9-2 ALLAN BELL ARROL, b 29 Jan 1919 at 250 GamgadhiU,
Glasgow. ALLAN was in the British Army in 1946. He m on 27
Oct 1946 to Phyllis Symonds, a widow, at St. John's Highbury,
Islington, England. Phyllis was living at 117 Highbury Park when
she married. She was the daughter of Robert Macintosh Bell, a
timekeeper. Allan d 14 Apr 1963 at Wandsworth, England on the
way to Putney Hospital, Putney, Wandsworth from hemmorhage of
carcinoma of the right lung. They had:
1 -2-6-9-2- 1 ALLAN GEORGE ARROL, b 1 3 May 1 948 at 9 Handley
Road, Upper Holloway, Islington, England. ALLAN was a
computer installer. ALLAN m 11 Aug 1973 to Jean Denise
Harris at All Saints Church, Fulham, Hammersmith, London.
Jean was b circa 1952 the daughter of Norman Edward Harris.
ALLAN was living at 16 Cranbury Road and Jean at 39 Oxberry
Avenue, London when they married.
1-2-6-9-3 ROBERT ARROL, b 2 Jul 1921 at 250 GamgadhiU, Glasgow.
ROBERT was a railway storeman and timekeeper. He m 3 Sept
1955 to Sarah Glen at St. Rocks Catholic Church, Glasgow. Sarah,
b 29 Sept 1912, a sewing machinest, was the daughter of Francis
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Glen (dec), a steelworker, and Helen Dounes. They lived at 52
Rosemount Street and 20 Rosemount Street, Glasgow. ROBERT d
23 Jul 1978 at Glasgow Royal Infirmary of carcinoma. Sarah d 5
Aug 1987 at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary of diabetes and acute
myocardial infraction.
1-2-6-9-3-1 HELEN GRAY ARROL, b 21 Nov 1956 at Blythswood,
Glasgow. HELEN m circa 1979 to — Gibson and lived at 17
Roystonhill Court, Glasgow.
1-2-6-10 JOHN ARROL, b 6 Jan 1894 at 181 Gamgadhill, Glasgow and d
14 Oct 1895 at 176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow of pulmonary congestion.
1-2-7 JANE ARROL, b 27 May 1857 at Paisley, High. JANE m circa 1880 to
James Porteous, a dock labourer. JANE d 29 June 1917 at 152 Lumley
Street, Grangemouth, of an ulcerated unbilical hernia and cardiac failure.
They had: Andrew.
1-2-8 JAMES ARROL(L), b 26 Aug 1859 at 12 Causey side. Paisley. JAMES
was a yam dresser in 1881. In 1892 he was a carter. He m 1st on 30 Dec
1881 to Ellen (or Helen) Gray, a yam winder, at 15 Westercraigs,
Dennistoun, Glasgow. Ellen was the daughter of John Gray, a dye work
labourer, and Jane Sloan. Both lived at 230 Nuneaton Street, Glasgow.
Ellen d 5 Dec 1886 at 48 Milton Terrace, Bonhill of heart disease and
dropsy. JAMES m 2nd on 19 Apr 1889 to Agnes McTaggart at 125
Bernard Street, Glasgow. Agnes, b circa 1879, was a weaving factory
winder and the daughter of James McTaggart, a wool sorter, and Agnes
Walker. Agnes lived at 125 Bernard Street and JAMES lived at 107
Bemard Street, Glasgow when they were married. JAMES d 25 Dec 1949
at 133 Balamock Road, Glasgow of senility, mycocardial degeneration and
cardiac failure. AGNES d 24 Jun 1938 at Camlachie, Glasgow. JAMES
and Ellen had:
1-2-8-1 ANNIE ARROL, b 23 Oct 1882 at 230 Nuneaton Street, Glasgow.
ANNIE m on 26 Jun 1908 to George Allan at 269 Mam Street, Bonhill.
George, a labourer, was b circa 1876, the son of John Allan, a baker, and
Jane Isabella Brown (dec). ANNIE was living at 269 Main Street,
Bonhill when she married. ANNIE d 19 Sept 1944 at Henry Brock
Memorial Hospital, Alexandria of valvular disease of the heart and
dropsy. They had: John Allan who lived in Goa at Napierston Terrace,
Jamestown in 1944.
1-2-8-2 JAMES ARROL, b 4 Jan 1884 at 150 Westmour Street, Glasgow
and d 4 Jan 1884 at Camlachie, Glasgow of premature birth.
1-2-8-3 JOHN ARROL, b 29 Dec 1884 at 156 Westmour Street, Glasgow.
JOHN was a printfield hand. He never married. JOHN d 16 Jun 1908
at 269 Main Street, Bonhill of pernicious anemia and hemolysis.
JAMES and Agnes had:
1-2-8-4 JAMES ARROL, b 12 Dec 1889 at 23 Glenpark Street, Camlachie,
Glasgow and d 2 Feb 1890 of bronchitis.
1-2-8-5 AGNES WALKER McTAGGART ARROL, b 20 Jul 1892 at 23
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Glenpark Street, Camlachie, Glasgow. AGNES d 7 Sept 1892 of
bronchopneumonia in Camlachie, Glasgow.
1-2-8-6 MARGARET McCONNACHIE ARROL, b 17 Sept 1893 at 77
Inglis Street, Glasgow and d 27 May 1894 of meningitis.
1-2-9 AGNES ARROL, b 16 Jan 1862 at Paisley, High. AGNES, a dressmaker,
m on 29 Apr 1887 to John Wood at Dudas, Grangemouth. John was a
painter and a dock labourer. He was b circa 1862, the son of William
Wood and Mary Harper. AGNES and John lived at 154 Dundas Street,
Grangemouth. AGNES d 9 Sep 1923 at Grangemouth of cardiac disease.
AGNES AND John had: William Wood who lived at 156 Dundas Street,
Grangemouth.
1-2-10 GEORGE ARROL, b 31 Mar 1864 at 65 Canal Street, Paisley, High.
GEORGE was a coal miner. He never married. He d 15 Apr 1941 at South
Street, Lochgelly, Fife, of disease of the heart and abdominal obstruction.
(GEORGE may have been the father of GEORGE ARROL, b 7 Dec 1890
at 14 Hamilton Ave., Paisley. The father's (GEORGE ARROL) address was
14 Williamsburgh, Paisley.) (See GEORGE ARROL and Betsy Wallace
Johnston Family, page 319.)
1-3 JANET ARROL, b circa 1826. JANET m 16 Sept 1864 to John Craig, a shawl
weaver, at Paisley. JANET d 7 Feb 1868 at 12 Stock Street, Paisley. Janet d
of hepatitis, tape worm and general debility.
1-4 ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1828. ELIZABETH d 20 Nov 1874 at 69
Causeyside Street, Paisley.
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n JAMES ARROL AND SUSAN NELSON FAMILY
II JAMES ARROL, b 25 Nov 1879 at 20 Dobbies' Loan, Glasgow (son of ROBERT
ARROL, a carter, and Elizabeth Withers - see Section I Paragraph 1-2-6-3, Page 280),
JAMES d 26 Jun 1960 of bronchopneumonia. JAMES was a dock carter and
copperwork labourer. He m on 13 Sept 1901 to Susan Nelson, a pottery worker, at
176 Gamgad Road, Glasgow. Susan, b circa 1881, was the daughter of William
Nelson, a railway brakesman, and Elizabeth Gray. In 1906 they lived at 27 Bright
Street, Glasgow. Susan d 1 Dec 1950atProvan, Glasgow of myocardial degeneration.
They had:
1 JANE (JEANNIE) ARROL, b 4 Oct 1903 at Maternity Hospital, Glasgow and d 23
Feb 1981 at Kilmarnock. JEANNIE was a brickworker. She m 5 Apr 1926 to
Thomas Shields at St. Rock's Roman Catholic Church, Glasgow. Thomas, a
corporation labourer, was b circa 1901, the son of Peter Shields, a labourer, and
Isabella Diamond. Isabella had previously been m to — McFadden. JEANNIE
was living at 236 Gargadhill, Glasgow and Thomas was living at 195 Millbum
Street, Glasgow when they married.
2 ANNIE ARROL, b 9 Jul 1906 at Maternity Hospital, Glasgow. She was living at
236 Gamgad Street (now Royston Street) when she m on 1 Jan 1932 to John
Bradshaw, a brickwork labourer, of the same address. ANNIE was a pottery
worker. The couple lived on Tharsis Street, Glasgow. The couple had two
children: Samuel Bradshaw, b circa 1928, and Susan Bradshaw, both b in Glasgow.
John later remarried to Sarah Ann Conner (later Walsh).
3 JAMES BATHGATE ARROL, b 26 Oct 1919 at 14 Provanhill Street, Glasgow.
JAMES m on 25 Dec 1942 to Catherine Wells in Glasgow. He attended Rosemount
and Kennedy Street schools. He was a steel roller for British Steel and later a
machine man for British Rail. The couple lived in Barmulloch, Glasgow and had
four children:
3-1 JAMES ARROL, b 10 Mar 1946 at Charles Street, Townhead, Glasgow.
JAMES was a mechanical engineer and home building contractor. He m 3
times. He m 1st on 28 Oct 1967 to Isabella Simpson McKenzie at Barmulloch
Church, Glasgow. Isabella was a clerk living at 107 Ryeside Road, Glasgow.
She was the daughter of John McKenzie, engineer fitter, and Mary Ann Beattie
Jarvie. The marriage was annulled on 14 Jul 1973. JAMES m 2nd on 21 Sept
1973 to Margaret Lily Harris, a principal teacher, in Glasgow. Margaret was
b 24 Jan 1942 in Glasgow, the daughter of Sydney William Hams, a meter
reader for the gas board, and Mary Boyd. JAMES was living at 40
Quarrywood Road, Barmulloch, Glasgow and Margaret was living at 252 Rye
Road, Glasgow when they married. They were divorced in Jan of 1985.
JAMES m 3rd on 3 Oct 1985 to Susanne Stewart Anderson at the registration
office of the District of Eastwood and Meams. Susan, a clothier's sales
assistant, was b 7 Sep 1961, the daughter of Arthur Anderson, an insurance
agent, and Susan Stewart Hall. The marriage to JAMES was Susan's 2nd
marriage. Susan was living at 94 Courtside Street, Glasgow and James at 202
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Copland Road, Glasgow when they married. JAMES and Margaret had two
children and JAMES and Susan had a son:
3-1-1 LOUISE MONIQUE ARROL, b 29 Nov 1974 at Ayrshire Central
Hospital in Irvine. Mother: Margaret.
3-1-2 JAMES EDWARD ARROL, b 12 Jun 1980 at Southern General Hospital.
Mother: Margaret.
3-1-3 JOHN ANDERSON ARROL, b 18 Feb 1985 at Stobhill Hospital,
Springbum. Mother: Susan (Susanne).
3-2 CATHERINE ELIZABETH ARROL, b 8 Jun 1949 on Castle Road, Glasgow.
CATHERINE attended Barmulloch and Colston schools. She m on 1 1 Oct
1969 to Lennie Hughes at Barmulloch Parish Church, Glasgow. CATHERINE
and her husband, Lenny, an electrical contractor, lived a year in the San
Francisco Bay Area of California in 1985/86. Their children attended school
in Livermore, California and in Largs, Scotland. In 1987/89 they lived in
France. Lennie was a contractor for the CHUNNEL - the vast joint venture
between France and the United Kingdom to build a combined tunnel and bridge
between the two countries spanning the English Channel. In 1990/91 Lennie's
activities took the family to Denmark where Lennie was posted on assignment.
The couple's permanent home was in Fairlie, Largs, Scotland. They had two
children: 1) Gary, b 26 Feb 1970 in South General Hospital, Govan, Glasgow;
and 2) Gillian, b 27 Nov 1972. In 1988 Gary was an apprentice yacht painter.
3-3 THOMAS GEORGE ARROL, b 31 Jan 1952 at Provan, Glasgow. THOMAS
was deaf and dumb. He was an auto electrician. He m on 31 May 1980 to
Andrea Paton at John Ross Memorial Church, Niles Street, Glasgow. Andrea
was an envelope machinist. She was b 18 Jun 1953, the daughter of James
Paton, a labourer, and Grace McNult^'. Andrea was living at 41 Lothend
Gardens, Edinburgh and THOMAS was living at 40 Quarrywood Road when
they married. Their home was on Ryehill Road, Barmulloch, Glasgow. The
couple had two children:
3-3-1 NICHOLA ARROL, b 19 Jan 1975 m Edmburgh.
3-3-2 GEORGE THOMAS ARROL, b 28 Jan 1984 in Glasgow.
3-4 EILEEN WELLS ARROL, b 30 Jun 1957 at 40 Quarrywood Road, Burmulloch,
Glasgow. She attended Barmulloch and Albert Secondary Schools, and Central
College of Commerce, in Townhead, Glasgow. EILEEN was a hairdresser.
She m on 28 May 1983 to Paul Andrew Adie at St. Augustus Chapel,
Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. They lived at 34 Torrybum Road, Barmulloch,
Glasgow. They had one son: Paul Francis Adie, b 28 Oct 1984 in Rotten Row
Hospital, Glasgow.
4 JOHN NELSON ARROL, b 27 Jan 1929 at Maternity Hospital, Glasgow. JOHN
was a warehouseman. JOHN m 8 Nov 1952 to Mary Wells at the Barony Church,
according to the forms of the Church of Scotland in Townhead, Glasgow. Mary
was the sister of Catherine Wells, wife of JOHNs brother, JAMES BATHGATE
ARROL. Mary, a bookbinder, was b circa 1931, the daughter of George Wells, a
watchman, and Ellen Cassidy. She was living at 77 Parson Street and JOHN was
living at 26 Tharsis Street, Glasgow when they married. When JOHN died on 1 1
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Aug 1978 at Cumbernauld, Mary emigrated to Canada to be with her sister, Jemima
Wells Gilmour. JOHN d of mycardial infarction and cardiac aneurysm. They had:
4-1 MARIE ARROL, b 28 Jan 1955 at Rotten Row Hospital, Glasgow. MARIE
visited her Aunt Jemima several times in Canada. The opportunity in Canada
appealed to her and she immigrated to Canada when she was seventeen years
old. She m Jan 1979 to James Newport, also a Scot, in Hamilton, Ontario.
MARIE was a secretary in an attorney's office. The couple had a son, Scott
John Newport, b Jun 1983 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
4-2 JACQUELINE ARROL, b 1 1 Apr 1968 in Robroyce District, Glasgow. She
immigrated to Canada with her mother in 1979, a few months after her father's
death. She lived in Apt. 201, 705 Mohawk Road East, Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
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m WILLIAM ARROL AND ANNIE McGHEE FAMILY
III WILLIAM ARROL(ARRAL), b circa 182 1, son of JOHN ARROL and Annie Tytler.
(See JOHN ARROL AND ANN TYTLER FAMILY, Paragraph 1-1, Page 279.)
WILLIAM m on 19 Nov 1858 to Ann McGhee. Annie was b circa 1833, the
daughter of James McGhee (dec), a weaver, and Jane Agnes Smith, a calico printer
(dec). She was living at 26 Queen Street, Paisley when she married. WILLIAM was
living at 3 Neilson Street, Paisley when he married and the family was living at that
address when the 1871 census was taken. WILLIAM was a shawl weaver and Ann
was a yam winder. WILLIAM d 13 Sept 1885 of apoplexy. Ann (Annie) d 26 Feb
1899 at 5 Neilson Street, Paisley of bronchitis and failure of the heart. They had:
1-1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 19 Nov 1858 at Paisley.
1-2 AGNES ARROL, b 1 Dec 1859 at Abbey, Paisley. AGNES was a thread mill
worker. She m 29 Jun 1883 to John Lang at Causeyside Street School, Paisley.
John, a foundry labourer and a stoker, was b circa 1860, the son of James Lang,
a shawl weaver, and Barbara Gemmell (dec). AGNES was living at 5 Alice
Place, Neilson Street, Paisley and John was living at 1 1 George Street, Paisley
when they married. Agnes d 7 Jul 1905 at 2 Alice Street, Paisley of acute
rheumatoid arthritis and syncope.
1-3 JOHN ARROL (ARRAL), b 16 Aug 1861 at Abbey, Paisley. JOHN m on 27 Apr
1888 to Mary Deans at Steeple Square, Kilbarchan. JAMES ARROL, possible
brother of WILLIAM, was a witness to the marriage. Mary, b circa 1866, was
a millworker who lived at 13 Ewing Street, Kilbarchan. She was the daughter of
Alexander Deans, a pitleadman, and Charlotte Duff. JOHN was a shoemaker who
had a shoe maker's shop on Steeple Street in Kilbarchan. Mary d 9 Oct 1915 at
192 Main Street, Elderslie of cardio-vascular disease and bronchopneumonia.
JOHN d instantly on 13 Sept 1920 at Johnstone Mills, Johnstone (his usual
residence was 14 Shuttle Street, Kilbarchan) of a machinery accident. They had:
1-3-1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 27 Apr 1889 at Kilbarchan. WILLIAM d 12 Feb
1902, at age 12, of tubercular meningitis.
1-3-2 ALEXANDER ARROL, b 24 Jun 1891 at Kilbarchan. ALEXANDER m
5 Nov 1915 to Mary Ellen McCrudden. The couple was m at St. Conval's
Roman Catholic Church, Linwood Road, Paisley. Mary was a paperwork
worker, a munitions worker and a security officer in a Bishopton works. She
was b circa 1894, the daughter of John McCrudden, a soldier, and Jeanie
Dunbar. (On her death certificate in 1951 her mother is shown as Elizabeth
Mullighan.) Mary lived at 9 Howe Street, Paisley and ALEXANDER lived
at 192 Main Street, Elderslie when they married. ALEXANDER was a
shipyard labourer in 1915 when he married. He entered the service and was
in the Royal Horse Field Artillery (Highland Howitzer Brigade) during WW
I. He was wounded during the Battle of the Somme. When ALEXANDER
was wounded, his horse, "Rusty", waited for him. His horse was observed,
thus saving ALEXANDER'S life. Following WW I ALEXANDER was
employed as a tramcar conductor and tramcar driver (driver number 1822) for
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many years. In 1928 he was a steel-work labourer. Mary d 20 Apr 1951 at
the infirmary in Paisley of a cerebral hemmorhage. They had:
1-3-2-1 JOHN McCRUDDEN ARROL, b circa 1914. JOHN was a chemical
work labourer. He m 23 Apr 1934 to Mary Doogan at St. Margaret's
Church, Graham Street, Johnstone. Mary was the daughter of John
Doogan, a bridge erector, and Elizabeth McElhaney. JOHN was living
at 1 1 Howe Street, Paisley when they married and Mary was living at 9
Canal Street, Johnstone.
1-3-2-2 ALEXANDER ARROL, b 10 Sep 1916 at 9 Howe Street, Paisley and
d 2 Mar 1917 of gastro entritis.
1-3-2-3 JEAN ARROL, b 25 Mar 1920 at 9 Howe Street, Paisley. JEANIE
was a mill worker residing at 25 Fulbar Road, Paisley prior to serving
in the Auxiliary Territorial Service during WW 11. She manned an
anti-aircraft gun. JEAN m 12 Feb 1944 to Peter Anthony Deegan in the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Eden Grove, HoUoway, Islington, London,
England during WW 11. Peter was a Private in the Royal Mechanical
and Electrical Engineers. Peter was b circa 1922, the son of Peter
Deegan, a builder's foreman. He resided at 31 Ronalds Road, Islington
when he married. In civilian life Peter had been a telephone fitter.
They had three children: 1) Mary Ellen (Moira), who m Rodney Bennet
and they had: Carolyne and Diana Bennet; 2) Margaret Deegan, who m
Carl Blakley and they had five children: Annalee, Thomas, Luke,
Matthew, and Adam Blakley; and 3) John Deegan, who m Mereta
Dienson and had four children: Fiona, Daniel, Michael and Kieman
Deegan.
1-3-2-4 WILLIAM ARROL, b 12 Apr 1924 at 9 Howe Street in Paisley.
WILLIAM was m 3 Jan 1951 to Agnes Connelly McBarron at St. Mary's
Church in Paisley. Agnes was a clerkess living at 169 Ferguslie Park
Avenue, Paisley when she married. She was b circa 1930, the daughter
of Elizabeth McBarron, a grocer's assistant. WILLIAM served in the
Royal Navy during WW II, primarily in the Pacific. WILLIAM was on
the aircraft carrier, the HMS Indefatigable. The ship sailed out of such
ports as Perth and Sydney, Australia and served in such areas as Manus,
Admiralty Islands, Guam, Okinawa. It assembled with the invasion fieet
off Leyte, Philippine Islands. At one time WILLIAM was at sea for
eleven consecutive months. In 1986 WILLIAM was a planner for an
engineering company. WILLIAM initiated scouting in the Glenbum
District of Paisley. They had:
1-3-2-4-1 JOHN (IAN) JOSEPH ARROL, b 6 Mar 1952 at 169 Ferguslie
Park Avenue, Paisley. He attended St. Mary's and St. Peter's
Primary Schools and St. Mirren's Academy in Paisley. (St. Mirren
was the patron saint of Paisley.) John was a postman in Paisley.
He m on 29 Jun 1974 to Margaret McCann Maltear Davidson.
Margaret was b 13 Sep 1948 at Paisley, the daughter of William
McCallum Reid, a general labourer, and Catherine Maltear.
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Margaret was a typist. They had:
1-3-2-4-1-1 SIMON ARROL, b 4 May 1977 at Paisley Maternity
Hospital. SIMON enjoyed Tae Kwon Do (i.e. karate).
1-3-2-4-1-2 GILLIAN ARROL, b 8 Apr 1981 at Paisley Maternity
Hospital.
1-3-2-4-2 DAVID ALEXANDER ARROL, b 28 Feb 1954. DAVID was
a postman in Paisley. DAVID m 19 Oct 1974 to Roseanne Douglas
Lyons in St. Peter's Church, Paisley. Roseanne, a state enrolled
nurse, was b 28 Apr 1954 in Paisley, the daughter of William
Lyons, a factory foreman, and Mary Dobbin. Roseanne was living
at 27 Highland Avenue, Paisley and DAVID was living at 62
Glenbum Crescent in Paisley when they married. They had:
1-3-2-4-2-1 DAVID ARROL, b 26 Jan 1976 at Paisley Maternity
Hospital.
1-3-2-4-2-2 MARK ARROL, b 7 Dec 1978 at Paisley Maternity
Hospital. MARK enjoyed football and swimming as a youth.
1-3-2-4-3 EILEEN MARY ARROL, b 20 Apr 1957 at Paisley. EILEEN
attended Glasgow University (1975-80) and Moreyhouse College of
Education, Edinburgh (1980-81). EILEEN was the assistant
principal of languages at West Calder High School. She was an
instructor in French and German. She lived in Aries, France for 18
months and traveled to France and the continent each year.
EILEEN'S hobbies were mountaineering and the cinema. She
resided in Leith, Edinburgh. EILEEN m 17 Apr 1993 to — -
Mitchell.
1-3-2-4-4 BRENDA ELIZABETH ARROL, b 21 Aug 1962, Paisley.
BRENDA attended the Royal Infirmary in Glasgow and graduated
circa 1988 as a psychiatric nurse. She m 19 May 1990 to Kevin
McCall at St. Peters Church, Paisley. They reside at lA Princes
Street, Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland.
1-3-2-5 GERTRUDE (GRETA) ARROL, b 24 Apr 1925 at Paisley. GRETA
m on 7 May 1985 to William Macintosh Brown at the registration office,
Glasgow. William was b 3 Jan 1911 in Glasgow, the son of James
Brown, a ships cook, and Agnes Macintiosh. She lived in Bridgeton,
Glasgow.
1-3-2-6 JAMES ARROL, b 5 May 1928 at 9 Howe Street, Paisley. JAMES
served in the Army in Palestine following WW II. He was a tramway
motorman who resided at 25 Fulbar Road, Paisley. He m 31 Mar 1951
to Elizabeth Lindsay Curran at St. Fergus Roman Catholic Church,
Paisley. Elizabeth, b circa 1931, was a tramway conductress. She
resided at 130 Ferguslie Park Avenue, Paisley, the daughter of William
Joseph Curran (dec), a slater's labourer, and Annie Stewart Barton. The
family resided in Paisley near where the trams turned around. In 1972
JAMES was a postman and later worked for the sheriff in the training
department. In 1990 they lived at 14 Finglas Avenue, Dykebar, Paisley.
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They had:
1-3-2-6-1 WILLIAM CURRAN ARROL, b 13 Jun 1952 at Barshavv
Hospital, Paisley. WILLIAM attended St. Mary's and St. Paul's
Primary Schools and St. Mirren's Academy. He m on 10 Sept 1983
to Shirley Ford in St Charles Church, Paisley. WILLIAM was a
computer installer.
1-3-2-6-2 ELIZABETH MARY ARROL, b 17 Nov 1954 at Paisley.
ELIZABETH attended St. Paul's Primary and St. Margaret's
Secondary Schools in Paisley. She m on 24 Sept 1976 to Hugh
Miller in St. Mirren's Cathedral, Paisley. The family resided in
Thuro, Caithness. They had; 1) Linda, b 7 Oct 1977; 2) Barry, b 24
Oct 1978, and 3) Melanie, b 24 Dec 1980.
1-3-2-6-3 LINDA ANN ARROL, b 14 Jun 1957 at Paisley. LINDA d
27 Nov 1972 at 14 Finglas Avenue, Paisley of a malignant brain
tumor.
1-3-2-6-4 JAMES ALEXANDER ARROL, b 25 Sept 1960 at Paisley.
1-3-2-7 JOSEPH ARROL, b 22 May 1935 at Barshaw Hospital, Paisley and
d 6 Jun 1935 at Barshaw Hospital, Paisley (his usual residence was 20
Newton Street, Paisley) of pre-maturity and debility.
1-4 JAMES ARROL (ARRAL), b 26 Jan 1863 at Abbey, Paisley. JAMES was a
warehouse porter, a shawl warehouseman and a cloth warehouseman He m on
14 Nov 1901 to Margaret Jamieson Mills, a threadmill worker, at 8 Maxwillton
in Paisley. Margaret, b circa 1867, was the daughter of James Mills (dec), a
shawl weaver, and Margaret Ralston Jamieson. She was living at 8 Maxwillton
Street, Paisley and JAMES was living at 1 Neilson Street, Paisley when they
married They lived at 8 Maxwillton Street. JAMES d 30 Mar 1932 at 7 Alice
Street, Paisley of mycoarditis. MARGARET d 21 Oct 1944 at David Elder
Infirmary', Glasgow of peritonitis. In 1944 she was living at 24 Crags Ave.,
Paisley They had:
1-4-1 MARGARET JAMIESON ARROL, b 5 Oct 1906 at 1 Alice Street,
Paisley. MARGARET was a senior tax officer at Inland Revenue. She m
30 Sept 1946 to Charles Davidson at St. Andrews Church, Paisley, according
to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Charles, a grocer, was b circa 1910,
the son of Joseph Davidson (dec), a tailor, and Isabella Watt (dec). Charles
was a widower. He lived at 37 Lower Kessock Street, Inverness and
MARGARET was living at 24 Cragi Avenue, Paisley when they married. In
1944 she was living at 24 Crags Ave., Paisley MARGARET d 1 1 Sep 1989
at Inverness of a myocardial infraction.
1-5 ARCHIBALD ARROL (ARRAL), b 2 Oct 1864 at Abbey, Paisley and d 25 Jul
1865 at 3 Neilson Street, Paisley as the result of "teething".
1-6 DAVID ARROL (ARRAL), b 1 Mar 1869 at Abbey, Paisley and d 23 May 1894
at 5 Neilson Street, Paisley of phthisis pulmonatis. DAVID was a housepainter.
1-7 WILLIAM ARROL (ARRAL), b 2 Mar 1871 at 3 Neilson Street, Paisley.
WILLIAM d 17 Sept 1872, age 18 months, of "congestion of brain - 4 days."
(The name was spelled as ARRAL on both his birth and death certificates).
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1-8 ROBERT GARDNER ARROL (ARRAL), b 26 Mar 1873 at Abbey. Paisley.
ROBERT m 16 Nov 1899 to Margaret Laidlaw, domestic servant. The couple
was m at 1 Neilson Street, Paisley. Margaret was b circa 1875, daughter of
James Laidlaw, a forester, and Margaret Hopkins of Toward Deinoon. ROBERT
was originally a carter-foreman and later a commercial traveller. ROBERT d 21
Feb 1923 at 3 St. James Terrace, Paisley. He d of chronic nephritis of three years
duration. He also had erysipelas. Margaret d 19 Oct 1924 at 98 Greenhill Road,
Paisley of carcinoma of the breast. They had four daughters:
1-8-1 MARGARET HOPKINS LAIDLAW ARROL, b 17 Jan 1901 at Greenhill
Road, Paisley and d 19 Oct 1988 at Garthland House, Paisley of a
myocardial infraction. MARGARET was a secretary. She never married.
1-8-2 ANNIE McGHEE ARROL, b 21 Mar 1904 at 18 Greenhill Road, Paisley.
ANNIE m on 4 Apr 1930 to William Wiseman Stewart, an insurance clerk,
at 1 Main Rd., Bisley. William lived at 27 Clifford St., Glasgow. William
later became an insurance manager. ANNIE was a bookkeeper. She lived
at 98 Greenhill Road, Paisley at the time of her marriage. ANNIE d on 1 1
Jan 1967 of pneumonia at 1301 Govan Road, Glasgow. Her home was on
Melfort Ave., Glasgow.
1-8-3 JEMIMA LAIDLAW ARROL, b 25 Jun 1907 at St. James Terrance,
Paisley. JEMIMA was a solicitor's clerkess. INA, as she was called, worked
in the post office. She d 18 May 1980, age 72, at 16 Glasgow Street,
Millport of heart disease and heart attack. She was living at 6 Kilboume
Oval, Paisley.
1-8-4 MARY McKINNON DOUGLAS ARROL, b 30 Apr 1911 at 301 James
Terrace, Greenhill Road, Paisley . MARY m 23 Dec 1941 to Thomas Pearson
Ferguson at St. Mark's Church, Oldhall, according to the forms of the Church
of Scotland. Thomas, a motor accessories buyer, was b circa 1905, the son
of Thomas Pearson Ferguson, a commercial traveller, and Mary Fyfe.
Thomas was living at 2 Broomlands Road, Paisley and Mary at 15 Drums
Avenue, Paisley when they married.
1-8-5 AGNES ROBINA ARROL, b 16 Jun 1917 at 3 St. James Terrace, Paisley.
AGNES never married. She d 16 Feb 1983 at 6 Kelboume Oval, Paisley of
diabetes and myocardial infraction.
1-9 THOMAS WILSON ARROL, b circa 1876. THOMAS was a bleacher's porter
and then a cloth singer. He m 4 Jul 1 902 to Marion McArthur Gray Bowman,
a threadmill worker, at Casitehead, Paisley. Marion, b circa 1876, was the
daughter of James Bowman (dec), a coachman, and Marion McArthur Gray. She
lived at 20 Stock Street when she married. THOMAS was living at 18 Greenhill
Road. Marion d 2 Jul 1946 at 227 Neilston Road, Paisley of arterio-sclerosis and
chronic myocarditis. THOMAS was a cloth singer when he d 18 Sept 1958, age
81, of cerebral thrombosis. He was living at 227 Neilson Road, Paisley when he
died. They had:
1-9-1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 12 Jul 1905 at 1 Alice Street, Paisley. WILLIAM
was a cloth singer. He m 15 Jul 1960 to Flora Strang (Metcalfe) at the St.
Kenneth's Church, Govan, Glasgow, according to the forms of the Church of
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Scotland. Flora, b circa 1898, was the daughter of John Strang (dec), a
vanman, and Catherine McLean (dec). Flora was a tailoress. She was living
at 21 Innerwick Drive, Glasgow and William at 227 Neilston Road, Paisley
when they married. Flora was previously married to Frank Metcalfe, a valve
fastner. Flora d 17 Jul 1978 at Dykebar Hospital, Paisley of myocardial
infarction and generalized arteriosclerosis. WILLIAM was living at 227
Neilston Road, Paisley when he d 8 Nov 1983 at the Royal Alexandra
Infirmary, Paisley. WILLIAM d of a pulmonary embolus due to
immobilization from a fractured neck of the femur.
1-9-2 MARION GRAY ARROL(L), b 23 Jul 1907 at 10 Smith Street Paisley.
She d 16 Jan 1987 at Speirsheld House, Paisley of pneumonia. MARION
never married.
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ROBERT ARROL AND ELIZABETH NAP FAMILY
I JOHN BUCHANAN ARROLL AND MARION SNEDDON FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1770. ROBERT was a millworker, a cloth manufacturer
and a weaver. ROBERT m 11 May 1795 to Elizabeth Nap (Knapp), a servant.
ROBERT was deceased by 1867. They had:
lA ELIZABETH ARROLL, christened circa 1799. ELIZABETH m circa 1824 to
Adam Douglas. They lived at 80 Broad Street, Mileend, Glasgow. She d 29 Aug
1883 at Bamhill Poorhouse of senile decay.
2A ISABELLA ARROL(L), b circa 1809. ISABELLA m circa 1835 to Andrew Wylie,
a grain miller. They lived at Hope Cottage of natural decay'. They had a son,
Andrew Wylie, of 20 Annfield Street, Glasgow. ISABELLA d 13 Oct 1884 at
Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland.
3A ROBERT ARROLL, b 28 Oct 1810 at Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.
4A WILLIAM ARROL(L), b circa 1815 at Tobago Street, Calton, Glasgow.
WILLIAM was a cotton spinner until 1855 when he became a victualler. He was
also the proprietor of the Clydesdale Loan Company and it is believed that he had
been a soldier. He m 1st on 21 Dec 1828 to Janet Henderson at Barony, Glasgow.
Janet, b circa 1814, was the daughter of James Henderson, a cotton spinner, and
Janet Adam. Janet remarried to Jay Ray (Kay), Doctor of Medicine. Janet d on
14 Dec 1881 from "softening of the brain" of 3 years and 2 months duration. She
was living with her mother-in-law and relatives on her family's side in a 2 roomed
apartment at 32 Bellfield Street, Glasgow when she died. WILLIAM m 2nd on
11 May 1855 to Ellen Stevenson. WILLIAM described himself upon his second
marriage as being a widower. However, because Janet was still living at the time,
it appears that he married bigamously. Ellen was b circa 1824 at Neilston Parish
and was living at 6 London Road when she married WILLIAM (usual address,
"about the same place"). This was also her second marriage. She was a cotton
piecer and a widow. She had one living child and one deceased by the former
marriage. Ellen was the daughter of John Stevenson, dresser, and Christina Glass,
servant. When WILLIAM married in 1855 he was living at 27 George Street,
Bridgeton, Glasgow. WILLIAM is listed in the 1853 Glasgow Directory as a
grocer at 55 Soho Street. WILLIAM d on 26 Apr 1867 at Bridgeton, Glasgow of
disease of the heart and dropsy. The informant was Ellen Arrol. The inventory
of the personal estate of WILLIAM ARROLL, Grocer and Victualler, sometime
of 4 Little Street, Calton, Glasgow, thereafter 55 Soho Street, Glasgow (See
SC36/48/58/30) is given as:
1. Household furniture and effects, including stock in trade in the deceased's
dwelling house, 55 Soho St. £12. 14s. 4d.
2. Debts due to deceased from 32 small debtors (including 17s from John Arroll).
£14. 12s.
3. 140 Shares of stock at £1 each in the name of said William Arrol and of the
Loan Bank and Discounting Company (of which he was Proprietor) in Calton,
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sometime known by the name of the Clydesdale Loan Company and now by
the name and or firm of Walter McAllister and Company.
£140.0.0
Total amount of personal estate in Scotland £156. 7s. 4d.
The family of WILLIAM ARROL and Janet Henderson is shown below and the family
of WILLIAM ARROL and Ellen Stevenson is shown in Paragraph IB on page 311
WILLIAM ARROL AND Janet Henderson had:
4A-1 ROBERT ARRALL, b 17 Nov 1829 at Glasgow, Scotland.
4A-2 MARION ARROL, b 18 Jan 1835 at Glasgow, Scotland.
4A-3 JOHN BUCHANAN ARROLL, b 28 Oct 1837 at West Street, Glasgow.
JOHN was a cotton spinner who was living at 44 Kirk Street, Calton, Glasgow
when he m on 26 Jun 1857 to Marion Sneddon at Glasgow. They were m at
4 Abbotsford Place, Tradeston, Glasgow. Marion was b 5 Nov 1836. She was
the daughter of William Sneddon, a tailor, and Agnes Neilson. Marion was a
cotton winder at the time of her marriage. In 1858 they lived at 4 West Street,
Calton when their daughter, AGNES, was born. Marion d 28 Feb 1895 at 1 1
Burgher Street, Glasgow of a tumour. JOHN was a foundry foreman when he
d 28 Jan 1899 at 288 Baltic Street, Glasgow of bronchitis. They had:
4A-3-1 AGNES WILSON ARROL, b 16 Sept 1858 at 4 West Street, Calton,
Glasgow. AGNES was a saleswoman. She m on 14 Feb 1898 to Robert
Allan at 8 East John Street, Glasgow. Robert, a joiner, was the son of
William Allan (dec), a powerloom beamer, and Marion Mitchell. AGNES
was living at 753 Great Eastern Road, Glasgow when she married. AGNES
d 26 Aug 1909 at 27 Argyle Street, Rothesay of bronchitis.
4A-3-2 WILLIAM ARROL, b 19 Dec 1860 at 23 Stevenson Street, Calton and
d 7 Jul 1939 at Troon, Scotland. He m 1st to Agnes Provan on 2 Jun 1887
at Glasgow. Agnes was b 9 Nov 1860, the daughter of Walter Provan, a
gardener, and Mary Hunter. WILLIAM m 2nd to Jane — at Westercraigs,
Dennistoun, Glasgow. In 1909 WILLIAM lived at 348 Cumbernauld Road,
Glasgow. WILLIAM was quite articulate and enjoyed reading Latin. As
such, he was disdainful of SIR WILLIAM ARROL who, though he was
knighted for his engineering feats, was a poor speaker. When SIR
WILLIAM ran for office as a Member of Parliament (1895-1906), SIR
WILLAM would employ others to give his speeches for him WILLIAM
was a blacksmith foreman and Agnes was a dressmaker Agnes d 29 Oct
1941 at 37 Darley Crescent, Troon of mitral stenosis and atrial fibrillation.
They had:
4A-3-2-1 MARY HUNTER ARROL, b 24 Aug 1888 at Glasgow. Mar>' was
a telephonist when she m on 12 Mar 1914 to Oliver Winton, a wholesale
provision merchant. They were married in Glasgow according to the
forms of the Church of Scotland. Oliver was b circa 1896, the son of
Oliver Winton, a shoemaker, and Mary Ann Ewing. He lived at 163 1/2
Main Street, Bridgeton and she was living at 348 Cumbernauld Road,
Glasgow. At one lime MARY had a sweet shop across from the Daily
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Express Building in Glasgow. MARY d 9 Sept 1978 at Southern
General Hospital, Glasgow. She was living at 837 Crookston Road
when she died. They had: 1) Oliver, b 1915 (who had Ivol); 2) Walter,
b 1919 (who had Graeme, who had Charlotte); and 3) James, b 1922
(who had David).
4A-3-2-2 JOHN ARROL, b 20 Jun 1890 at 137 Statfield Street, Glasgow and
d 12 May 1896 at 163 Statfield Street, Glasgow of acute peritonitis.
4A-3-2-3 MARION SNEDDON ARROL, b 17 Sept 1892 at Glasgow. She m
on 22 Jun 1922 to William Braidwood Loughty. William was b circa 1892,
the son of Alexander and Christina Loughty, at 196 North Street, West
Glasgow. They had Agnes who m — Beckett and who lived in Ottawa,
Canada. The couple, Marion and Catherine.
4A-3-2-4 WALTER PRO VAN ARROL, b 14 Sep 1894 at 163 Statefield Street,
Dennistoun, Glasgow and d 7 Feb 1968 of acute cardiac failure at 59
Meadowhouse Road, Edinburgh. WALTER was a construction engineer.
He m 1st on 2 Sept 1926 to Annie Howatson McKerrow McMichael in
Glasgow. Annie, b circa 1900 in Maughlin, near Ayr, was the daughter of
William Hamilton McMichael, a builder, and Sybella Murdoch Gibson.
WALTER was a union executive for the Ministry of Labour. He was an
Employment Exchange Merchant, 2nd Class Officer, in Glasgow and
Stirling. They lived at 15 Abbotsford Place, Stirling in 1930. Annie d 21
Oct 1941 at Drummond Place, Edinburgh of melanotic carcinoma. Her
residence in 1941 was 59 Meadowhouse Road, Corstorphine, Edinburgh.
WALTER m 2nd on 12 Jan 1960 to Margaret Lucy Home Keech, a widow,
at Brighton, England. Margaret was a secretary with the Parks and Gardens
Department. She was b 14 Jun 1909 at Hockney, England, the daughter of
William Wilkie Home, the managing director of an engineering company.
Margaret d 21 Nov 1987 at Uckfield, Sussex, England of cancer. She was
living at 1, Lawrence House, Hempstead Road, Uckfield, Sussex, England
when she died. WALTER and Annie had:
4A-3-2-4-1 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 7 Dec 1926 at 14 Letham Terrace,
Airth and d 7 Dec 1926 of asphyxia.
4A-3-2-4-2 DOUGLAS PROVAN ARROL, b 2 May 1930 at 10 Oban
Drive, Glasgow, Scotland. The birth was registered in both Kelvin,
Glasgow and in Stirling. DOUGLAS was raised in Stirling, Scotland.
He attended Edinburgh University and graduated with honors in Econ Sc
in 1951. DOUGLAS joined the Royal Air Force in 1952. He trained
with NATO forces in Winnipeg, Canada and served with the RAF as a
flying officer (1st Lt.) in Canada and the United Kingdom until 1954.
DOUGLAS returned to Canada and became an investment banker with
A.E. Ames & Company in Ottawa. He m in 1961 to Janice Harder in
Toronto. Janice received a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University
of Ottawa, and a BSc. Degree in Biology from the University of Sydney,
New South Wales, Australia. Janice was employed by Norden, a
subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation. DOUGLAS later
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transferred to the United States with A.E. Ames & Company, first
working in Chicago and later in New York City. In 1977 he was with
First Boston Corporation in New York as the managing director of the
Corporate Finance Department. In 1980 he rejoined A.E. Ames &
Company as the President of the United States affiliate of this Canadian
firm. He obtained his MBA degree from New York University in 1982.
In 1982 DOUGLAS began his own investment banking firm, Arrol
Securities, Inc., in Stamford, Connecticut. The couple did not have
children.
4A-3-2-4-3 JOAN GIBSON ARROL, b 12 Sept 1934 at Queen Mary
Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland. JOAN was a personnel officer. She
m 5 Sept 1964 to Paul Victor Kraus Porgess at Birmingham, England.
Paul, a Ph.D. and a research chemist, was b circa 1936, the son of Les
Porgess, a metallurgist. Paul was living at 55 St. Albans Road,
Sheffield, England and JOAN was living at 66 Salisbury Road, Moseley,
England when they married.
4A-3-2-5 WILLIAM ARROL, b 1 May 1898 at 139 Comely Park St.
Dennistoun, Glasgow. WILLIAM m 1st on 3 Feb 1927 to Ann Muirhead
Melrose in Dennistoun, Glasgow. Ann, b circa 1897, was the daughter of
Robert Greig Melrose, a mercantile clerk, and Mary Lees. WILLIAM was
m 2nd on 14 Jan 1948 to Jean Jeffrey Massie in Larbert, Stirlingshire. Jean,
b circa 1910, was the daughter of Charles Massie (dec), a civil engineer,
and Jean Young Jeffrey. WILLIAM, a produce broker and a bacon curer,
is said to have owned a bacon and smoked ham factory and is believed "to
have been a good business man and made lots of money." WILLIAM d 10
Jan 1965 at 25 Belgrave Crescent, Edinburgh of myocardial infarction and
coronary atheroma. He was living at 1 Broadcart Crescent, Edinburgh in
1965. Jean m 2nd on 6 Oct 1971 to Kenneth Alexander James at Open
Arms Dirleton according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Kenneth,
b circa 1910, was a widower. He was an electrical engineer. He was the
son of George Alexander James, a draper, and Catherine Osier. Jean lived
at 1 1 Dirleton Avenue, North Berwick, East Lothian and Kenneth resided
at 2 May Terrace when they married.
4A-3-2-6 ALEXANDER PROVAN ARROL, b 22 Mar 1900 at 33 Greenhill,
Waterside, Glasgow. ALEXANDER had a very distinguished appearance.
He was a well built man with a commanding presence and was quite
intellectual. He graduated in 1923 with a B Sc. in natural sciences from
Glasgow University. He received 1st class honours, graduating with
distinction. ALEXANDER taught mathematics at Marr College in Troon.
He m 5 Dec 1942 to Effie Josephine Watts at the Parish Church, St. Anne,
Derby, England. Josephine was b circa 1910, the daughter of William
Edward Watts, a jeweller. She was living at 179 Kealzston Road, Derby
and ALEXANDER at 37 Darley Crescent, Troon, Ayrshire when they
married. Josephine was an artist. She painted landscapes of Scotland,
scenes from Robert Bum's country, and portraits, still lifes etc.
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ALEXANDER d 3 Aug 1962 in Mauchline, Ayrshire. (Mauchline was
immortalized by Robert Bums and is a place of pilgrimage for Bums fans
from all parts of the world.) In 1987 Josephine lived in Isandilands, Troon,
Scotland. They had:
4A-3-2-6-1 WILLIAM PRO VAN ARROL, b 6 May 1944 at Maternity
Home, Kilmarnock, Scotland. He attended Troon Public School, Man-
College and Glasgow University. He received a B.Sc. in engineering.
WILLIAM was a District Engineering Manager with London Transport.
"WILLIE" was a large man who enjoyed playing rugby. Since 1980
WILLIAM was chairman of the Hampton Camival, an annual
community and charity fund raising event. He was a photographer and
collected models of early trams and River Clyde Steamer models and
photographs. He relocated to the London, England area in 1967. He m
6 Dec 1969 to Heather Grace Wright at the Richmond Free Church,
Ormond Road, Richmond Upon Thames, England. Heather was a
statistician. She was bom circa 1944 at Twickenham, Richmond, the
daughter of Basil Arthur Leslie Wright, a furrier. She attended
Twickenham County School and Manchester University and received her
B.Sc. in 1967 in mathematics. She received a post-graduate diploma in
statistics. She was living at 6 Dolrey House, Hampton and WILLIAM
at 19 Forge Lane, Hansworth when they married. Heather enjoyed
painting and drawing. They had:
4A-3-2-6-1-1 HELEN PROVAN ARROL, b 22 Feb 1974 at Isleworth,
Middlesex, England. HELEN was a scholar at Tentiary College in
Twickenham. HELEN visited the Soviet Union in 1990.
4A-3-2-6-1-2 ALEXANDER PROVAN ARROL, b 23 Jul 1977 at
Kingston upon Thames, London, England. ALEX enjoyed playing
football and he was a musician.
4A-3-2-6-1-3 LORNA PROVAN ARROL, b 19 Feb 1981 at Ashford
Hospital, Stanwell, Surrey, England. LORNA enjoyed horseback
riding.
4A-3-3 MARION MATHIESON ARROL, b 14 Aug 1863 at 23 Millroad Street,
Calton, Glasgow. MARION was a warper. She m on 21 Jun 1889 to
Thomas Alexander at 32 Landressy Street, Calton, Glasgow. She was living
at 148 Camely Park Street, Glasgow when she married. Thomas, b circa
1866, was living at 175 Gallowgate, Glasgow. He was a grocer's
warehouseman, the son of William Alexander, a farmer, and Jane Kirkhope.
MARION d 27 Jun 1948 at 42 Wraes Ave., Barrhead of senile decay and
cardiac failure. They had: -— Alexander who lived at 115 Hill Street,
Kilmarnock in 1948.
4A-4 JAMES ARROL, b circa 1839 at Glasgow. (See JAMES ARROL and
ELIZABETH MUIR family. Paragraph lA-4, Page 305.)
4A-5 JANE ARROL, b circa 1841 at Glasgow. (See Paragraph lA-5, Page 309.)
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ROBERT ARROL AND ELIZABETH NAP FAMILY
n JAMES ARROL AND ELIZABETH MUIR FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1770. ROBERT was a cloth manufacturer or weaver. (See
also JOHN BUCHANAN ARROLL and MARION SNEDDON family. Paragraph I,
Page 299). ROBERT m 1 1 May 1795 to Elizabeth Nap (Knapp), a servant. ROBERT
was dec by 1867. They had:
1 A WILLIAM ARROL(L), b circa 1 8 1 5 at Glasgow. (See JOHN BUCHANAN ARROLL
and MARION SNEDDON FAMILY, Paragraph 4A, Page 299 for detail of WILLIAM
ARROL.) He m 1st on 21 Dec 1828 to Janet Henderson. Janet d 14 Dec 1881.
WILLIAM m 2nd on 11 May 1855 to Helen Stevenson. (See Section III, Page 311.)
WILLIAM and Janet had:
lA-1 ROBERT ARRALL, b 17 Nov 1829 at Glasgow.
lA-2 MARION ARROL, b 18 Jan 1835 at Glasgow.
lA-3 JOHN BUCHANAN ARROL(L), b 28 Oct 1837. (See JOHN BUCHANAN
ARROLL and MARION SNEDDON FAMILY, Paragraph 4A-3, Page 300 for
detail of JOHN BUCHANAN ARROL(L)
lA-4 JAMES ARROL, b circa 1839 and d 2 Sep 1897 at Peebles of pneumonia. (See
Section I, Paragraph 4A-4, Page 303.) JAMES was an oil and colour dealer and
lived at 55 Soho Street, Glasgow when he m on 17 Mar 1864 to Elizabeth Muir
at Glasgow. Elizabeth was b circa 1838, the daughter of John Muir, a grocer, and
Lillias Miller. Elizabeth d 5 Feb 1912 at Upperwell, Biggar, of "natural causes".
JAMES later became a warper who was employed in a textile factory in Glasgow.
The family relocated to Peebles circa 1867-69. In Peebles, JAMES joined the
police force around the 1880's and became Chief Constable of Peebleshire. There
is mention of the ArroU's in the book, "The Autobiography of Margot Asquith"
(Eyre and Spottiswoode, London, 1962). Margot was the Countess of Oxford and
was the wife of H.H. Asquith, the Prime Minister of England, for a period through
1916. Margot was the sixth daughter of Sir Charles Tennant. The Tennant family
was one of the richest and most powerful families in England. The Tennant family
firm was founded by John Tennant who left a million pounds when he died in
1878. John Tennant, whose bleaching powder factory was located in St. Rollox,
Glasgow, fell in love with an employee. The employee, the beautiful ROBINA
ARROLL, was the girl who took the shaving water around the St. Rollox works.
ROBINA, either as John Tennant's wife or mistress, bore John Tennant three
children, including Marion Arrol Tennant and Charles Tennant. Marion was b
circa 1820. Marion m Robert Wallace, a minister of Dalrymple. Marion d 25 Jan
1902 at 8 Somerset Place, Glasgow of senile decay. The informant on her death
was James Tennant, her nephew.
Charles Tennant was Margot Asquith's grandfather. With this background, we can
speculate as to whether or not it was coincidental that JAMES ARROL had his
remarkable rise to the top of the police force in Peebleshire. To rise to such a
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position in the late Victorian times was exceptional as chief constables were almost
always rv"tired army colonels. Mrs. ROBINA ARROLL (or Mathews, according
to the death certificate - perhaps she was married to someone named Mathews for
the sake of respectability?) resided in Glasgow. ROBINA d 5 Apr 1825. The
executor of the estate was John Tennant, merchant in Glasgow, who resided in St.
Rollox, Glasgow and who was nominated by ROBINA on 16 Oct 1823. The
codicil was dated 4 Mar 1825. The testament of ROBINA is found in the Index
to Testaments, Glasgow and various Commissariots, 1801-23,,. SC36/48/1 9/455.
The inventory of her estate is given as £294 9s 8d. (Another descendent of the
fabled Tennant family was Peter Cecil Wilson, the long time auctioneer and
chairman of Sotheby's, the world famous auction house. He was the grandson of
Margot, the wife of the Prime Minister ) JAMES and Elizabeth had:
lA-4-1 LILLIAS (NELLIE) MILLAR ARROL(L), b 14 Apr 1865 at 167 High
Street, Central District, Glasgow. NELLIE was a mill worker when she m on
16 Nov 1892 to John Thomas Thomson, a powerloom tuner, at Portbrae,
Peebles. John, b circa 1864, was living on Young Street, Peebles when he
married. He was the son of William Thomson, a mason, and Isabella Oliver.
NELLIE d 28 Sept 1934 at Peebles.
1 A-4-2 CHARLOTTE ARROL(L), b 24 Dec 1866 at Edinburgh and d 8 Nov 1878
at West Linton, Scotland of typhoid fever and congestion of the right lung.
I A-4-3 WILLIAM ARROL(L), b 12 Mar 1869 at Eddlestone, Peebles. WILLIAM
did his apprenticeship in the tweed industry in Peebles. He later relocated to
London, England to represent his company. He m on 4 Jul 1895 to Ruth
Hannah Bragg in Fulham, London, England. They were married at the North
End Gospel Hall, Archel Road in Kensington. Ruth's father, Matthew Abraham
Bragg, was a shipwright. WILLIAM acquired first a small, and later a large,
laundry in Southend, Essex, England WILLIAM d 28 Mar 1925 at Southsea,
England. Ruth d 17 Oct 1939 at 38 Papes Hall, Chappel, Colchester, Essex.
The couple had seven children:
lA-4-3-1 JAMES HARDING ARROL, b 15 Jun 1896 at 48 Old Town, Peebles,
Scotland. JAMES was a trooper in the Essex Yeomanry, a cavalry unit. He
was killed in action during WW I at Ypres, Belgium in 1916 at the age of
19. He was performing sentry duty on horseback when he was shot by a
sniper.
lA-4-3-2 FLORENCE ANNIE ARROL, b 2 Aug 1898 at Winnie Cottage, Old
Town, Peebles, Scotland. FLORENCE ANNIE m on 20 Aug 1925 to Cecil
Frederick Maynard Bangert at The Parish Church, Prittlewell, Rochford,
England. Cecil was b circa 1898, the son of Frederick Ernest Bangert, a
company manager. Cecil was an insurance clerk He was living at 182
North Road, Prittlewell, England and LOLLIE, as FLORENCE was known,
was living at Charden, Southchurch Road, Southend when they married.
lA-4-3-3 LILY IRWIN ARROL, b 2 Apr 1902 at North Avenue, Prittlewell,
Essex, England. LILY m on 9 Oct 1937 to Montague James Johnson
Brown at the Parish Church, St. Paul, Clifton, Bristol, England. Montague,
b circa 1905, was the son of Edgar James Brown, a traveller. Montague
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was a representative. LILY lived at 40 Westboume Ct. London when she
married. She was dec by 1987.
lA-4-3-4 MARION HILDA ARROL, b circa 1904. MARION m on 27 Jul
1929 to Harold Frederick Wildish at The Gospel Hall, Coleman Street,
Southend on Sea, Rochford, Essex, England. Harold, a missionary in the
Amazon in South America, was the son of Edward Wildish, a linen
manufacturer's manager. He was living at 50 Electric Avenue, Westcliff on
Sea and MARION was living at 25 Dowsett Avenue, Southend on Sea when
they married. Following their marriage Harold was a missionary in Jamaica.
In 1990, MARION resided in Jamaica. They had: 1) David; 2) Andrew;
and 3) Joy, a former stewardess who m John Cook. John Cook was a
Concorde Pilot for British Airways. They reside in a 150-year-old cottage
in Church Crookham, near Fleet, Hampshire. (See "The Concorde Pilot" by
Mary Watson, Telegraph Sunday Magazine, 1986.)
lA-4-3-5 VERNA ARROL, b 27 Dec 1905 at 35 Southchurch Avenue,
Southend, Prittlewell, Essex, England. VERNA m on 3 Oct 1931 to Cyril
Walter Maurice Argent. Cyril, a cotton piece goods manufacturer's
salesman, was the son of Walter Philip Argent, a baker and confectionery
manager. Cyril was living at 23 Rochford Avenue, Westcliff on Sea when
they married.
lA-4-3-6 LUCY MARGARET ARROL, b 18 Nov 1911 at 7 The Strand,
Southchurch Road, Southend, Prittlewell, Essex, England. She m 9 Nov
1940 to George Dunbar at St. Peters Episcopal Church, Lutton Place,
Edinburgh. George, an ornamental confectioner, was b circa 1905, the son
of George Dunbar (dec), a baker's sundries man, and Jane Ellen Dodd.
LUCY was a hospital nurse and was living at the Royal Infirmary,
Edinburgh and George at 44 Wakefield Avenue, Edinburgh when they
married. LUCY trained as a nurse at the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh.
lA-4-3-7 WILLIAM JOHN ARROL, b 25 Jul 1915 at 7 The Strand,
Southchurch Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England. WILLIAM m on 19
Aug 1939 to Doris (Billie) Francis Maxwell at the Westcliff Congregational
Church, Old Leigh Road, Southend on Sea, England. Billie was b 7 Dec
1919. WILLIAM was living at 23 Binswood Avenue, Headington, Oxford
and Doris at 149 Kings Road, Westcliff on Sea. Doris was the daughter of
Henry Frederick Maxwell, a steel company engineer. WILLIAM attended
London University and graduated in 1935. He obtained his Ph.D. degree
as a radio-chemist. Dr. WILLIAM ARROL's thesis was on the geological
ages of meteorites. He moved to Oxford University in 1938 and worked
with G.M.B. Dobson on the ozone layer. Dobson designed the
spectrophotometers that were the most accurate measuring devices for the
use in measuring ozone levels. In 1940 "BILL" went to sea with the British
Navy as a Radar Officer on two different cruisers. In August 1942 the
second of these cruisers was torpedoed in the last Malta Convoy. The
cruiser was patched and sailed to Charleston, South Carolina to be repaired.
WILLIAM was sent to Canada to join the Manhattan Project and worked
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on fission products until the end of WW II. Billie traveled on the Queen
Elizabeth during WW II to join her husband in Montreal where they resided
for eighteen months. Following WW II, WILLIAM lectured in chemistry
at London University and then removed to Harwell where he was in charge
of radioisotopes for medical and industrial use. In 1952 the couple was
living at 13 Nuneham Square, Abingdon, Berkshire. Dr. WILLIAM
ARROL joined Joseph Li-^as, Ltd., a large motor and auto accessories
company located in Birmingham, England, in 1952 where he was Director
of Research until his retirement in December of 1976. The Joseph Lucas
Group research centre moved in 1966 into what was described in an article
in the Financial Times on 7 Jul 1972 as "one of Britain's most beautiful
research centres." Dr. ARROL developed speciality semiconductor units
that were zero frequency, medium power silicon devices needed for
automotive electronics. Dr. WILLIAM ARROL was Chairman of EIRMA
(European Industrial Research Management Association). WILLIAM
received an OBE (Order of the British Empire) from Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace m 1981. He was accompanied at the
Queens Birthday Honours by his wife, Billie, and his son, SIMON JAMES.
WILLIAM was a collector of rare maps. Dr. WILLIAM ARROL and his
wife, Billie, made their home in retirement in Knowle, Solihull, West
Midlands, England. They had:
lA-4-3-7-1 SIMON JAMES ARROL, b 18 Jun 1950 at Warren Hospital,
Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England. He attended school at Oundle and
graduated from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and
Technology as a civil engineer. After a few years helping to build the
National Theatre in London, he joined the Dutch dredging company of
Bos Kalis Westminister. He was employed with this firm for ten years,
including four years in Nigeria. He returned to England in 1982 when
he and a partner established their own dredging company. He was m 26
Mar 1985 to Zara (Zohreh) Hamzavi-Rad, the beautiful Iranian daughter
of one of the Shah's colonels. She was b in Iran. Her father, Jafar
Hamzavi-Rad, died just before the 1983 revolution in Iran. In 1990 the
couple relocated from Louth, Lincolnshire, to Coombe Dingle, Bristol
where SIMON was named managing director of Camper and Nicholsons
Marinas Ltd The firm owned a number of marianas in the United
Kingdom. They had a daughter:
lA-4-3-7-1-1 ALEXANDRA SHAHRZAD HAMZAVI ARROL, b 21
Dec 1986 at Maternity Hospital, Grimsby, Humberside, England.
1 A-4-4 MARGARET MUIR ARROLL, b 22 Jan 1871 at Kilbucho, Peebles. She
was a mill worker when she m on 7 Dec 1892 to William Cairns Ker at
Portbrae, Peebles. William, bom circa 1868, was a tweed warehouseman, the
son of James Ker (dec), a veterinary surgeon, and Jane Cairns (dec).
lA-4-5 JOHN MUIR ARROL(L), b 27 Sept 1872 at West Linton, Peebles JOHN
was a tweed finisher. He was married twice. He was living in the police
buildings in Peebles (his father was the superintendent of police) when he m
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1st on 21 Jul 1892 to Janet Young Johnstone at Rosetta Road, Peebles Janet,
b circa 1 872 of Rosetta Road, Peebles, was the daughter of Andrew Johnstone,
mason, and Rachael Wilson. Janet d 17 Jun 1938, age 66, at 1 George Street,
Peebles of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. JOIIN m 2nd on 22 Oct 1947, at
age 76, to Helen Murray Wilson at The Manse, Eddleston. Helen, a widow,
was b 27 Dec 1880, the daughter of Robert Wilson (dec), a master of works,
and Helen Murray. Helen was m 1st to Robert Wilson, a fishmonger. She was
living at 3 Cross Street, Peebles when she married. JOHN was living at 1
George Street, Peebles. Helen d 24 Aug 1974 at County Hospital, Peebles of
myocardial degeneration and a cerebrovascular accident at age 93. She was
living at Dunwhinny Lodge, Peebles when she died. JOHN d 3 May 1954, age
81, at the War Memorial Hospital, Peebles of cancer. JOHN and Janet had:
1 A-4-5-1 RACHAEL WILSON ARROL, b 9 May 1893 at Peebles. RACHAEL
m 5 Dec 1924 to William Gilfillan Clark at Peebles. She d 22 Apr 1984
at Dunwhinney Lodge, Peebles of cerebral arterosclerosis.
lA-4-5-2 JAMES ARROL, b 20 Jul 1896 at George Street, Peebles. JAMES
was a tweed finisher foreman. He never married. He d 24 Nov 1942 at 1
George St. Peebles of pulmonary tuberculosis.
lA-4-5-3 JESSIE JOHNSTON ARROL, b 21 Apr 1901 at 1 George Street,
Peebles. JESSIE was a textile worker. She never married. JESSIE d 26
May 1951 at 27 Connor Street, Peebles of self administered coal gas carbon
monoxide poisoning. (See RCE Vol 4 p. 8, 2 Jun 1951.)
1 A-4-5-4 JOHN ARROL. JOHN d young of tuberculosis. He is believed to
have been in the army during WW I.
lA-4-6 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 22 Jul 1874 at West Linton, Peebles and d 11
Sept 1874.
lA-4-7 JANE ARROL, b 1 1 Feb 1876 at West Linton, Peebles. JANE was a
dressmaker. JEANNIE, as she was known, was m on 13 Jun 1904 to John
Anderson Mottas at Glen Cottage, Rosetta Road, Peebles, according to the
forms of the Congregationalists. John, an ironmonger, was b circa 1871, the
son of William Mottas, an ironmonger, and J. Dear. JANE was living at Glen
Cottage, Rosetta Road, Peebles and John at 85 Marchmon Road, Edinburgh
when they married. She d 3 Dec 1925 at Momingside, Edinburgh.
lA-5 JANE ARROL, b circa 1841 in Glasgow. JANE was a powerloom weaver
residing at 2 Landressy Street, Glasgow when she m on 27 Feb 1863 to James
Fulton at Westercraigs, Glasgow. James was a warehouse porter living at 235
London Road, Glasgow. He was b circa 1837, the son of William Fulton, a
handloom weaver, and Martha Irvine. James was a drapery warehouseman (carpet
department). They hadWilliam, b 25 Mar 1870 at High Church, Glasgow. JANE
d 22 Nov 1919 at Goumhill, Glasgow.
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ROBERT ARROL A^^) ELILZABETH NAP FAMILY
m WILLIAM ARROL AND HELEN STEVENSON FAMILY
Continuation of WILLIAM ARROL (See JOHN BUCHANAN ARROLL and MARION
SNEDDON family, Paragraph 4A, Page 299.)
IB WILLIAM ARROL(L), b circa 1815 at Tobago Street, Calton, Glasgow.
WILLIAM was a cotton spinner and later a grocer. He m 2nd on 1 1 May 1855
to Helen (or Ellen) Stevenson (or Stephenson). HELEN was m 1st to Thomas
Dalziel, a wool weaver. She was b circa 1824, the daughter of John Stevenson
(Stephenson), a goods carrier, and Christina Glass. Helen (or Ellen) had two
children prior to the birth of her third child, CHARLOTTE ARROL. Helen d 4
May 1882 at 15 Hozier Street, Glasgow of apoplexy. WILLIAM and Helen had:
lB-1 CHARLOTTE ARROL, b 14 Apr 1855 at Glasgow. CHARLOTTE may
have m on 4 Sept 1874 to James Todd, a beltmaker, at 6 London Road, High
Church, Glasgow. CHARLOTTE d 8 Oct 1899 at 64 Oswald Street, Glasgow
of cardiac disease.
lB-2 MARY ANN ARROL, b 10 Oct 1856 at Thomhill, Johnstone and d 14 May
1857. MARY ANN d at age 7 months at Thomhill, Johnstone as a result of
a bowel obstruction.
lB-3 WILLIAM ARROL, b 31 Jan 1858 at 4 Little Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
WILLIAM d 26 May 1859 at 4 Little Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
lB-4 ROBERT ARROLL, b 31 Jul 1860 at 4 Little Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
ROBERT d 27 Jun 1861 at 4 Little Street of scarlet fever, duration 2 days.
lB-5 ROBERT ARROL(L), b 8 Mar 1862 at 4 Little Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
ROBERT is believed to have d 5 Nov 1863 at 55 Soho Street, Glasgow of
scarlet fever, duration 3 weeks.
lB-6 MARY ARROL, b 26 May 1865 at 55 Soho Street, Glasgow. MARY was
a grocery saleswoman. She m 13 Jun 1890 to Arthur Buchanan, a yam twister.
Arthur was b circa 1865, the son of James McDougall Buchanan and Jane
Docherty. She d 30 Oct 1948 at 84 Lockslay Avenue, Glasgow of senile
myocardium and heart failure. They had: William A. Buchanan.
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JOHN ARROLL AND AGNES THOMPSON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1790. JOHN was a weaver. He m circa 1819 to Agnes
Thompson. Agnes was b circa 1799, the daughter of William Thompson, a cotton
weaver, and Agnes Drysdale. Agnes d 24 Jan 1878 at Camlachie, Glasgow of general
debility. They had:
1 WALTER ARROL(L), b circa 1820, was a cotton weaver and hand loom operator
of Parkhead when he m 1st on 3 Dec 1843 to Margaret Haddow at Barony, Glasgow.
Margaret was b circa 1825, the daughter of George Haddow, a coal miner, and
Isabella Crichton. They lived at 294 Great Eastern Road in 1878. WALTER was
a lamplighter in 1883. Margaret d 13 Mar 1888 of hepatitis. She was living at 286
Great Eastern Road, Glasgow. WALTER m 2nd on 26 Dec 1895 to Margaret Scott
O'Connell at 14 Eraser Street, Glasgow. Margaret was a widow, previously married
to Anthony O'Connell, an army pensioner. Margaret was b circa 1 83 1 , the daughter
of William Scott (dec), a weaver, and Margaret Dollar (dec). WALTER d 12 Jan
1899 at Camlachie, Glasgow of double pneumonia. MARGARET d 10 Jan 1905 at
Bamhill Poorhouse, Glasgow, of cancer of the stomach. WALTER and Margaret
Haddow had:
1-1 ISABELLA ARROL,b circa 1844. ISABELLA m circa 1869 to John Wellwood,
a splint salesman. She d 8 Sept 1925 at Westmuir Avenue, Camlachie, Glasgow
of influenza.
1-2 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1854 and d 16 Feb 1859 at 208 Great Western Road,
Glasgow. JOHN was five years old when he d as a result of whooping cough of
three weeks duration.
1-3 ELIZABETH ARROL(L), b circa 1856. ELIZABETH m 17 Sept 1875 at Calton,
Glasgow to James McCabe. She was living at 29 Preston Street, Glasgow when
she d 18 Sept 1893 of gastritis.
1-4 MARY ARROLL, b 22 Dec 1858 at 66 Great Western Road, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. MARY d 23 Jan 1909 in South Leith.
1-5 JAMES ARROLL, b 23 Dec 1859 at 1 Brown's Lane, Parkhead, Bridgeton,
Glasgow. JAMES, a cotton yam twister, m 1st on 26 Jan 1883 to Mary Gray at
99 Gray Street, Parkhead, Glasgow. He was m according to the forms of the
Congregationalists. JAMES was living at 288 Great Western Road when he m
and Mary lived at 282 Great Western Road, Glasgow. Mary, a paper mill worker,
was b circa 1859, the daughter of George Gray (dec), a bleachfield worker, and
Barbara Stout. Mary d 23 Jan 1909 at 45 CoalhiU Street, Glasgow of pneumonia.
JAMES m 2nd on 27 Aug 1915 to Clara Lydia Lockwood at 645 Alexander
Parade, Glasgow. Clara, b circa 1873, was the daughter of Walter Lockwood, a
police constable, and Elizabeth Ware Clara was living at 249 Great Eastern
Road, Glasgow when she m JAMES. JAMES d 6 Apr 1927 at 253 Duke Street,
Glasgow of a malignant tumor of the prostate. JAMES and Mary Gray had:
1-5-1 WALTER ARROL(L), b 5 Oct 1883 at 99 Gray Street, Parkhead, Glasgow
and d 5 Oct 1883 of premature birth. He was a twin of BARBARA.
1-5-2 BARBARA ARROL(L), b 5 Oct 1883 at 99 Gray Street, Parkhead,
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Glasgow and d 15 Oct 1883 of premature birth. WALTER and Barbara were
bom 2 months premature and there was no medical attendant. BARBARA
lived 1 1 days.
1-5-3 WALTER ARROL(L). b 19 Jan 1885 at 18 Burgher Street, Parkhead,
Glasgow and d 24 Dec 1903 at the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow of phthisis.
WALTER was a cloth finisher. In 1899 he lived at Rowantree Cottage,
Raploch, near Stirling. In 1903 he lived at 38 Coalhill Street, Glasgow.
1-5-4 MARGARET HADDOW ARROL(L), b 3 Nov 1886 at 18 Burgher Street,
Parkhead, Glasgow. MARGARET was a textile worker. She was employed
in Belfast, No. Ireland during WW I. MARGARET m circa 1921 to Joseph
Bowman, a docker. It is not known where they married. They had: Mary,
Joseph and Sally.
1-5-5 BARBARA STOUT ARROL(L), b 1 1 Oct 1888 at 286 Great Eastern Road,
Glasgow. BARBARA d 9 Jan 1890 at 18 Burgher Street, Parkhead, Glasgow
of 'teething' and convulsions.
1-5-6 ANN ARROLL, b 1 1 Oct 1890 at 18 Burgher Street, Camlachie, Glasgow.
A twin of JOHN.
1-5-7 JOHN ARROLL, b 1 1 Oct 1890 at 18 Burgher Street, Camlachie, Glasgow.
JOHN was a twin of ANN. JOHN'S name is spelled with one 'L' on the
extract of his birth certificate. However, the name is spelled with a double
L' on all of their other children's birth certificates. JOHN was employed as
a foreman in a glass works. He m 13 Aug 1915 to Susan Milligan in St.
Michael's Church, Parkhead, Glasgow. Susan was b circa 1881. She was a
bottle packer. At the time of their marriage, JOHN was a glass bottle packer.
JOHN suddenly became blind in 1930 as a result of 'Spanish Flu' which
destroyed the nerves at the back of his eyes. 'Spanish Flu' resulted in many
deaths during WW I. JOHN was a 'comic' and was good-natured throughout
his life in spite of his handicap. Susan d 16 Dec 1951 at 51 Buddon Street,
Glasgow of myocardial degeneration. JOHN d 15 Aug 1954 at 51 Buddon
Street, Glasgow of pulmonary carcinoma. The couple had:
1-5-7-1 JOHN MILLIGAN ARROLL, b 8 Nov 1918 at 44 East Hope Street,
Camlachie, Glasgow. JOHN was in the British Army in WW II. He
was originally in the Royal Highland Fusiliers. He served in France and
escaped from Cherburg when France fell in 1940. He transferred in
1942 to the Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-Shire Buffs, The Duke of
Albany's) as a private. He was killed in action on 30 Mar 1943 in the
North African Theatre of operations
1-5-7-2 MARY ARROLL, b 2 Oct 1921 at 44 East Hope Street, Camlachie,
Glasgow. MARY was a printing machine operator. MARY was m on
30 Mar 1963 at Glasgow to Mark Domagala, a miner. In 1990 they
resided at 3 Harding Avenue, Rutherglen, Glasgow. The couple did not
have any children.
1-5-7-3 GEORGE ARROLL, b 14 Dec 1923 at 44 East Hope Street,
Camlachie, Glasgow. He attended Camlachie School and Bernard St.
School, Bridgeton, Glasgow. GEORGE met Renee Packer, who was a
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cotton weaver from Burnley, Lancashire, England, while on holiday in
Blackpool, England where the couple went dancing at Blackpool Tower.
GEORGE relocated from Glasgow to Burnley, Lancashire, England and
m on 4 Mar 1950 to Renee Packer at Parkhill Methodist Church on
Padiham Road, Burnley. Renee's father, Tom Packer, an engineering
fitter, was secretary of the Padiham AEUW. GEORGE served his
apprenticeship in Sir William Axrol's Steelworks in Glasgow from
1938-44. Although GEORGE was deferred from military service during
WW II because he was employed in critical defense operations, he
served in the Home Guard as an Ack-Ack Gunner. He was stationed at
an anti-aircraft battery in Rutherglen. He was employed six nights a
week and spent Saturday nights on duty as a gunner. This lasted for 2
1/2 years during WW II. He was employed at A. Matheson Ltd.,
Glasgow as a centre lathe turner (1945-48). GEORGE was then
employed by Joseph Lucas Aerospace in Burnley (1948-85). Joseph
Lucas originally came to Burnley on a secret project during the WW II
era to build the original jet aircraft engines. In 1985 GEORGE retired
after being employed for thirty -six years with Lucas Aerospace Ltd. as
an engmeer. In 1988 GEORGE and Renee resided in Burnley,
Lancashire, England. They had;
1-5-7-3-1 TREVOR JOHN ARROLL, b 15 Feb 1951 at 842 Padiman
Road, Burnley, Lancashire, England. TREVOR attended York
University where he earned his B.A. degree. He met Carol
Chapman, also a student at York University, when both were in
school. TREVOR m 21 Jul 1973 to Carol Chapman at St. Marks
Church, Pwilgwaun, Pontypridd, Glamorgan, South Wales. Carol
was b circa 1950, the daughter of Clifford and Lily Chapman.
Clifford retired in 1987 from British Railways. Lily was a school
cleaner. Carol was living at 40 Darylan Road, Maesycoed,
Pontypridd, Wales when she married. TREVOR was a History
Master at Kings School in Macclesfield. Carol taught science and
mathematics at a private school in Stockport, Cheshire. They
resided at Crooked Yard Farm, Crooked Lane, Macclesfield Forest,
Macclesfield, England. They had:
1-5-7-3-1-1 KATHERINE LOUISE ARROLL, b 22 Dec 1981 at
Leighton Hospital, Crewe, Cheshire, England. Katherine
participated in Gymkhana (Pony jumping competition).
1.5.7.3.2 YVONNE ARROLL, b 25 Mar 1955 at 842 Padiham Road,
Burnley, England. YVONNE attended Ivy Bank School. She was
employed as a shop assistant and worked for the Bata Shoe
Company in Gwelo, Rhodesia, Africa 1975-76) As a result of
unsettled politics and strife, YVONNE first went to South Africa for
a brief period and then returned to the United Kingdom. She was
later employed as a nanny in London. She m on 10 Jul 1982 to
Norman Barry Taylor at Ightenhill Methodist Church, Padiham
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Road, Burnley. Barry was b 3 Feb 1948, the son of May and Frank
George Taylor, a storekeeper. Norman was living at 9 Warrington
Road and YVONNE AT 842 Padiham Road, Burnley when they
married. YVONNE enjoyed folk music, cake decorating and baking
birthday cakes. YVONNE was friends with a musical group called
the Spinners and travelled all around England with the group.
YVONNE received a Highly Commended Degree in Spoken English
and took business related courses. YVONNE and Barry had: 1)
Katy Helen, b 28 May 1985; 2) Stewart Barry, b 18 Nov 1986; and
3) Tracy Dawn, b 3 Jan 1989.
1-5-7-4 ROBERT MILLIGAN ARROLL, b 15 May 1926 at 44 Holywell
Street, Glasgow. He d 24 Apr 1927 at 44 Holywell Street, Glasgow
following a mastoid operation and pneumonia.
1-5-7-5 JAMES ARROLL, b 4 Jan 1930 at 44 Holywell Street, Camlachie,
Glasgow. He d 29 Jun 1931 at Belvedere Hospital, Glasgow of
whooping cough and broncho-pneumonia. His usual address was 44
Holywell Street, Glasgow.
1-5-8 JANET GRAY ARROL(L), b 19 Nov 1892 at 18 Burgher Street, Glasgow
and d 24 Sept 1893 of gastro-intestinal catarrh and diarrhoea.
1-5-9 ISABELLA ARROL(L), b 3 Jul 1894 at 18 Burgher Street, Camlachie,
Glasgow. ISABELLA d 19 Mar 1908 at 45 Coalhill Road, Glasgow of
phthisis pulmonalis.
1-5-10 ERNEST ARROL(L), b circa 1895.
1-5-11 GEORGE GRAY ARROL(L), b 22 Mar 1896 at Camlachie, Glasgow.
GEORGE was a carpet factory worker. He d 28 Jul 1915 at Bamhill
Poorhouse, Glasgow of mitral regurgitation. He lived at 249 Great Eastern
Road, Glasgow.
1-5-12 JAMES ARROL b 28 Aug 1898 at 18 Burgher Street, Camlachie, Glasgow
and d 17 Nov 1898 of infantile marasmus.
1-6 WALTER ARROL(L), b 29 Apr 1862 at Bridgeton, Glasgow. WALTER was
the informant on his father's death. WALTER was a carpet weaver. He m 26
Oct 1888 to Isabella Hicks at 19 Sydney Street, Glasgow, according to the forms
of the Church of Scotland. Isabella was a yamwinder. She wash circa 1867, the
daughter of Matthew Hicks, a gardener, and Rebecca Pinkerton. In 1889 he was
living at Rowantree Cottage, near Raploch, near Stirling.
1-6-1 WALTER ARROLL, b 1 Mar 1890 at Camlachie, Glasgow and d 26 Oct
1890.
1-6-2 WILLIAM ARROLL (Hicks), b 25 May 1895 at 466 Cathcart Road,
Glasgow and d 15 Feb 1896 at 11 North Park Street, Glasgow of infantile
marasmus and bronchopneumonia. WILLIAM'S mother, Isabella, declared
that her husband, WALTER ARROL, was not the father of the child and that
she had not had personal communication with WALTER since they separated
about 4 years prior to 1895. Glasgow. ROBERT'S mother, Isabella, declared
that her husband, WALTER ARROL, was not the father of the child and that
she had not had personal communication with WALTER since they had
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separated about four years prior to 1895.
1-6-3 ROBERT ARROL (Hicks), b 26 Aug 1897 at 10 Rosehall Street, Glasgow.
ROBERT'S mother, Isabella, declared that her husband, WALTER ARROL,
was not the father of the child and that she had not had personal
communication with WALTER since Mar 1893. ROBERT d 21 Nov 1897
at 750 Grascube Road, Glasgow of acute gastritis. Isabella was living at 124
Main Street, Gorbals when ROBERT died.
2 ANDREW ARROL (THOMSON), b circa 1821. ANDREW was the illegitimate son
of Agnes Thomson (subsequently married to John Arrol). ANDREW was a
handloom weaver. He m circa 1846 to Mary Horn. ANDREW d 28 Apr 1881 at
the Parkhead Railway Station of a probable heart attack. The informant on his death
was his half-brother, WALTER ARROL, of 288 Great Eastern Road. He was living
at 3 Baird Street, Westmuir at the time of his death.
3 JANET ARROL, b circa 1830. She m 14 Jul 1865 to John Turner, a blockprinter.
They were married at Whitevale Street, Glasgow, according to the forms of the Free
Church of Scotland. John was a widower when they married. John was b circa
1836, the son of Peter Turner, a carter, and Janet Brown. John was a cotton weaver
in 1866. She d 19 Dec 1866, age 36, at 308 Great Eastern Road, Glasgow of dropsy.
Two of John's wives died before he was age 30.
4 MARY ARROL, b circa 1834. MARY m circa 1854 to Alexander Millar, a
lamplighter. MARY d 31 Aug 1899 at 16 Nisbet Street, Glasgow of umbilical hernia
with strangulation. They had at least one son, Robert, who was the informant at his
mother's death.
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GEORGE ARROL AND BETSY WALLACE JOHNSTON FAMILY
I GEORGE ARROL. He may have been b 31 Mar 1864 at Paisley. He was a railway
surfaceman. GEORGE was living at 14 Williamsburgh, Paisley in Dec 1890.
GEORGE had a relationship with Betsy Alexander Wallace Johnston. Betsy was the
widow of Robert Johnston, an engine fitter, who d 1 Jul 1887. In the 1891 census,
Betsy, a laundress, was living at 14 Great Hamilton Street, Paisley. In the household,
in addition to Betsy Johnston, were five children with the surname Johnston in addition
to GEORGE A(RROL). The children listed were: 1) David H., 18, a fireman, 2)
Joseph, 14, a woodturner; 3) Alexander, 12, a student; 4) Helen, 9, a student; 5) Mary,
6, a student; and 6) George A., 3 months. (The identity of this GEORGE ARROL is
not certain. There were four known recorded GEORGE ARROL's in Scotland during
this time period. Research by a professional genealogist in Scotland indicates that it
could be possible that this GEORGE ARROL may have been b 31 Mar 1864 at 65
Canal Street, Paisley. This GEORGE ARROL never married. He d 15 Apr 1941 at
South Street, Lochgelly, Fife. See Section I, JOHN ARROL AND ANN TYTLER
FAMILY, Paragraph 1-2-10, Page 287.)
1 GEORGE ARROL, b 7 Dec 1890 at 14 Hamilton Street, Paisley. GEORGE was the
son of GEORGE ARROL and Betsy Alexander Wallace Johnston. The father,
GEORGE ARROL, signed the birth certificate with a bold signature. Son,
GEORGE, m 31 Dec 1914 to Margaret Spence at Ferguslie Goods Station House,
Elderslia, Renfrewshire. Margaret, a starch factory worker, was b circa 1897, the
daughter of Ann Spence. Margaret lived at 8 Great Hamilton Street, Paisley when
she married. GEORGE entered the British Army during WW I on 7 Jun 1915. He
was a bread vanman in 1924 and 1927. GEORGE d 8 May 1941 of tuberculosis.
He was living at 113 Blackstoun Road, Paisley. Margaret d 23 Feb 1960 at the
Infirmary, Paisley of myelomatosis. They had:
1-1 GEORGE ARROL, b 13 Oct 1915 at Paisley. He m 23 Aug 1940 to Matilda
Lavelle at St. Mary's Chapel, Paisley. Tillie, as Matilda was known, was b circa
1919, the daughter of James Lavelle, a city tramways labourer, and Sarah Anna
Hamill. She was a cottonmill worker living at 55 Greenhill Road, Paisley.
GEORGE served in the Royal Navy during WW II from 26 Aug 1940 to 17 Mar
1946. GEORGE served first on a minesweeper in the North Sea out of the Port
of Aberdeen. He subsequently transferred to Portland, England to train on
M.T.B.'s. GEORGE served on the HMS 404 (built by Sir William Arrol Ltd.,
Partick, Glasgow). He sailed from the Clyde to North Africa. GEORGE
participated in the invasion of North Africa, Sicily, and Italy. GEORGE was a
chemical work processman living at 113 Blackstoun, Paisley when he was
married. He was a private chauffer later in life. In 1960 they lived at 2
Mossend Road, Paisley and in 1987 the couple resided at 19 Wells Street,
Paisley. George d 27 Dec 1988 of cancer at Paisley. They had:
1-1-1 MARGARET ARROL(L), b 21 Oct 1941 and d 22 Oct 1941 at Barstaw
Hospital, Paisley of prematurity.
1-1-2 ANN HAMILL ARROL, b 14 Apr 1943 at Paisley. ANN was a rope
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factory worker. She m on 1 Oct 1960 to Hugh Johnstone Ritchie at the
office of the registrar at Paisley. Hugh, a burgh cleansing labourer, was b
circa 1940, the son of Walter McCole Ballach Ritchie, an office caretaker,
and Isabella Johnstone. Hugh was living at 60 Dalskeik Road, Paisley and
ANN was living at 2 Mossend Road when they married. They had;
Georgina, David, Hugh and Margaret. Margaret was a sewing machinest.
ANN divorced Hugh and remarried Hugh's brother, William. Margaret may
have had:
1-1-2-1 ALEXANDER DAVID ARROL, b 23 Jun 1986 at Maternity
Hospital, Paisley.
1-1-3 DAVID JOHNSTON ARROL, b 23 Feb 1947 at Paisley. DAVID was a
machine operator when he m circa 1972 to Mary Beech of 30 Wells Street,
Paisley. The family immigrated to Australia in 1974. In 1987 they resided
at 22 Koongara Crescent, Manno Para, Adelaide, South Australia, 5115.
David d on 8 Jan 1992 of cancer. DAVID and Mary had;
1-1-3-1 DAVID ARROL, b 1 1 Apr 1972 at Maternity Hospital, Paisley.
1-1-3-2 JO-ANN ARROL, b circa 1977 at Adelaide, South Australia.
1-1-4 JOHN LAING ARROL, b 25 Sept 1949 at Paisley. JOHN served as a
private in the Royal Highland Fusilers for six years. He served four tours
of duty in Ireland and three in Singapore. He m 1st on 25 Jun 1971 to
Maureen Ellen McLaughlin at 2 Killoch Road in Paisley. Maureen, b circa
1 950, was a threadmill worker, the daughter of Francis Reilly MacLaughlin,
a general labourer, and Agnes Wallace. JOHN was living at 3 New
Inchinnan Road and Maureen at 94 Dalskeith Road, Paisley when they
married. The couple divorced In 1986 Maureen and Dennis William
Trussler, a bricklayer, had Jason Edward Trussler, b 19 Feb 1986 at
Maternity Hospital, Paisley. JOHN m 2nd on 11 Nov 1988 to Elizabeth
Jane Wallace at Paisley. Elizabeth was widowed, the daughter of William
Hay, lorry driver, and Elizabeth Hay, subsequently Fitch. Maureen and
John Laing had;
1-1-4-1 SUSAN ARROL, b 1 1 Jun 1976 at Paisley Maternity Hospital.
1-1-4-2 JASON EDWARD ARROL, b 19 Feb 1986 at Paisley.
1-1-5 MARGARET SPENCE ARROL, b 29 Jul 1952 at Paisley. MARGARET,
a domestic worker, m 18 Aug 1973 to Gregor MacEwan Lauder in
Inverness. Gregory, a Lance Corporal, Queen's Own Highlanders, was b 6
Apr 1945 at Nairn. He was the son of John Lauder, a farm worker, and
Elizabeth MacEwan (dec). When the couple married, Gregory was residing
at 75 Glenshiel Place, Inverness and MARGARET was living at 120
Glenurquhart Road, Inverness. Circa 1990, MARGARET and Gregg
separated. They had: Michelle Jean Lauder, b 15 Jul 1971 at Maternity
Hospital, Paisley.
1-2 DAVID JOHNSTON ARROL, b 4 Aug 1919 at Paisley. Prior to WW II DAVID
was a preserve work labourer. DAVID m twice. He m 1st on 6 Jan 1939 to
Mary Johnston at 37 Inchinnan Road, Paisley. Mary', a preserve factory worker,
was b circa 1921, the daughter of James Gilchrist Johnston, a burgh cleaning
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labourer, and Margaret Johnston. She was living at 6 Logan Drive when she
married. The couple divorced. Mary, a bus conductress in 1948, remarried to
John Pullar, a bus driver, on 9 Jul 1948 at the registrar's office. Paisley. John
was the son of John Pullar (dec), a dyer, and Margaret Pullar Laurie (dec). They
had: 1) John Pullar, b 4 Sept 1953 and 2) Melvm Pullar, b 25 Jul 1958. Melvin
d 1 Aug 1989 as the result of a traffic accident. DAVID served in the Royal
Navy prior to and during WW IL DAVID served on a number of naval vessels
during his military service. Prior to the start of WW II (1938-39) he was on the
35,000 ton HMS Nelson, the 10,000 ton cruiser, the HMS Newcastle, and the
28,000 ton battleship, the HMS Royal Sovereign. Durmg WW II DAVID was
an able seaman submarine detector (SD), known today as SONAR. He sailed
on the HMS Hampton, a minelayer, in the evacuation of both France and
Norway. He then sailed on the HMS Salvia, a Flower Class Corvette on North
Atlantic Convoys, and then in the Middle East, both east and west of the Suez,
on the HMS Farandale, a Hunt Class Escort. Following a seventeen day leave,
DAVID then sailed on the HMS Boadicea, a fleet destroyer, on the frigid,
dangerous route (with convoys) bound for Murmansk, Russia. DAVID then
sailed on the HMS Havelock for the invasion of North Africa, sailing into the
North African Port of Oban where the ship was damaged. The HMS Havelock
was believed to have been built for Brazil, but when hostilities started the ship
was not turned over to Brazil. DAVID sailed again on the HMS Havelock on
assignment to hunt for enemy submarines in the Atlantic. The HMS Havelock
had the honour of escorting the Norwegian Government's return to Norway.
DAVID completed his naval service in Londonderry, Northern Ireland in a
mobile training unit. After completing naval service, DAVID m 2nd to Thelma
Florence Bjelland on 28 Dec 1946 at Bootle, England. Thelma was a electrical
engineers' coil winder of 38 Aintree Road, Bootle. Following his naval career,
DAVID was a railway porter and was then employed by Trinidad Lake Asphalt
for 20 years as a machine operator prior to the company being taken over by Tar
Mac Ltd. He was then employed as a machine operator by Scotts Bakery, a
member of Weston's Allied Foods. They resided in Bootle, Merseyside,
England. DAVID d 15 Jan 1992. DAVID and Mary had:
1-2-1 GEORGE GORDON ARROL, b 9 Jul 1939 at 9 Logan Drive, Paisley.
GEORGE was in the British Army and was a private in the Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders, at Redford Barracks, Edinburgh when he m 12 Jan
1963 to Julie Emily Knox at St. Giles, Edinburgh. GEORGE'S home
address was 80 Craiglea Drive, Edinburgh. Julie, a canteen assistant, b
circa 1945, was the daughter of Amelia Knox, afterwards Cruickshank.
They lived at 30b Mossvale Square, Paisley. They had:
1-2-1-1 JULIE KNOX ARROL, b 31 Oct 1963 at Simpson Memorial
Maternity Pavilion, Edinburgh. JULIE m 1 1 Nov 1983 to Brian Laurie
Pullar at the Registrar's Office in the District of Islay. Brain, a farm
labourer, was b 7 Jan 1963, the son of David McLean Pullar, a
plasterer, and Nancy Lament McNiven Mclndear. They were living at
Miner's Row, Ballgrae when they married.
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1-2-1-2 JANETTE WHYTE ARROL, b 12 Jul 1969 at Thomhill Hospital,
Elderslie, Paisley. JANETTE was a airport kitchen assistant. In 1987
she lived at 30b Mossvale Square, Paisley. She m 1 Jul 1988 to
Kenneth William Brown at Paisley. Kenneth was a welder and
blacksmith. He was the son of Dimcan Brown, a distiller, and Marie
June Gordon Russell. They had:
1-2-1-2-1 GEORGE DAVID ARROL, b 17 Jan 1987 at Maternity
Hospital, Paisley. (See RCE 5 Jan 1989. Reregistered 8 Mar
1989.)
1-2-2 MARGARET JOHNSTON ARROL, b 1 1 Dec 1940 at Woodside House,
Paisley. MARGARET was a potato crush operator. She m 14 Mar 1959
to Thomas Pickett at Paisley. Thomas, a motorvan driver, was the son of
John Pickett, a motor lorry driver, and Janet Anderson. Thomas was living
at 2 Thrushcraig Crescent, Paisley and MARGARET was living at 15
Stevenson Street, Paisley when they married MARGARET enjoyed
knitting and reading. They had: Gregory and Michelle.
1-2 DAVID JOHNSTON ARROL, continued. DAVID and Thelma had:
1-2-3 THELMA SYLVIA ARROL, b 4 Oct 1944 at 107 Rice Lane, Walton
Park, Liverpool, England. THELMA was a mail order clerk. She
m 29 Mar 1963 to William Joseph Ritson at Bootle, Liverpool. William
was b circa 1940, the son of William Arthur Ritson, a maintenance fitter.
William was a plumber. THELMA was living at 6 Deerbam Drive, Bootle,
Liverpool and William was living at Hinton Street, Litherland, Lancaster,
England when they married. The couple divorced circa 1971 THELMA
d Sept 1991 of cancer. THELMA and William had: 1) William David, b
1963; and 2) Darren Joseph, b 1966
1-2-4 MARGARET AGNES ARROL, b 24 Jul 1946 at 107 Rice Lane, Walton
Park, Liverpool, England. MARGARET was an account's clerk. She m 23
July 1966 to Gerald Ritson at St. Andrews, Litherland, Lancaster, England.
Gerald was b 8 Oct 1942 at the Walton Hospital, Aintree, the son of
William Arthur Ritson, a fitter. Gerald was a labourer. MARGARET was
living at 6 Deerbam Drive, Bottle, Liverpool and Gerald at 48 Hinton
Street, Litherland, England when they married.- They had: 1) Tina, b 14
Apr 1971; and 2) Simon David, b 20 Jul 1973.
1-2-5 DAVID JOHN ARROL, b 17 Feb 1950 at 51 Balliol Road, Bootle,
England. DAVID was a storeman. In 1990 he was not married.
1-3 JOSEPH JOHNSTON ARROL, b 1 1 Mar 1922 at 3 Silk Street, Paisley.
JOSEPH d 3 Feb 1924 at Paisley.
1-4 NANCY SPENCE ARROL, b 4 Feb 1924 at 8 Silk Street, Paisley. NANCY was
a chemical factory worker living at 1 13 Blackstoun Rd., Paisley. NANCY m 5
Jun 1942 to Robert Stewart, a motor tyre timekeeper, who lived at 7 Bridgend,
Bishopton. Robert was the son of Robert Stewart, road surfaceman, and Annie
Henderson. NANCY d 2 Apr 1983 at the Royal Alexandra Infirmary, Paisley.
She d of carcinomatosis of the breast and carcinoma. She was living at 18
Rasay Drive, Paisley. Robert d 22 Feb 1977. NANCY had:
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1-4-1 NANCY SPENCE ARROL, b circa 1953. NANCY m circa 1975 to
Grigor Sanders. Grigor was employed by the Renfrew Council Works
Department as a foreman. They had: Michelle, b 1971 and Grigor, b 1977
1-5 ALEXANDER JOHNSTON ARROL, b 29 Jan 1927 at 8 Silk Street,' Paisley.
ALEXANDER, or ALEC as he was known, was a burgh cleansing labourer. He
served as a private, British Army, Kmgs Own Scottish Borderers. After his
military service, ALEXANDER was a colour work processman. He m on 29
Jun 1945 to Jane Lynas Gordon at Canal Street, Paisley. Jane, a cornflour
packer, was b circa 1925, the daughter of George Gordon, a dyer, and Agnes
Gray. ALEXANDER was living at 113 Blackstoun Road, Paisley when he
married. They had:
1-5-1 GEORGE ARROL, b 6 Feb 1946 at Blackstoun Road, Paisley. GEORGE
was a whiskey warehouse salesman. He m 1st on 20 Sept 1968 to Jean
Herd Simpson Campbell in Paisley. He m 2nd on 16 Apr 1982 to Margaret
Nisbet. Margaret was b 18 Aug 1952, the daughter of William Nisbet (dec),
a smallholder, and Agnes George Gordon, a dyer, and Agnes Gray. In 1983
they lived at 33 Kinloch Road, Renfrew. In 1990 they lived at 25 Kinloch
Road, Renfrew. GEORGE and Jean had:
1-5-1-1 MICHELLE ARROL, b 21 Jan 1971 at Maternity Hospital, Paisley.
GEORGE and Margaret had:
1-5-1-2 SUSAN MARGARET ARROL, b 2 Sept 1983 at Maternity
Hospital, Paisley.
1-5-1-3 IAIN WILLIAM ARROL, b 7 Oct 1985 at Maternity Hospital,
Paisley.
1-5-1-4 STEVEN GEORGE ARROL, b 17 Nov 1986 at Renfrew.
1-5-2 ALEXANDER ARROL, b 4 Jan 1949 at Paisley. ALEXANDER, or
ALEC as he was known, was a fork lift driver. He m 1 Jun 1974 to
Margaret McLaren Gilmour. Margaret, a shorthand typist, was b 12 Feb
1954, the daughter of David Gilmour, an electric welder, and Mary
Monaghan McLaren. Margaret was living at 12 Dunard Way, Paisley and
ALEXANDER lived at 32 Dunard Way when they married. Margaret was
employed in administrative employment training. ALEC was a taxi driver
and lived at 19 Fullerton Street, Paisley in 1974. ALEC enjoyed soccer.
In 1990 they lived at 46 Mossneuk Drive, Paisley. They had:
1-5-2-1 JOANNE ELIZABETH ARROL, b 26 Dec 1975 at Maternity
Hospital, Paisley.
1-5-2-2 JENNIFER ALEXANDER STEWART ARROL, b 6 May 1978 at
the Maternity Hospital, Paisley.
1-5-2-3 JILLIAN MARGARET ARROL, b 1 Jun 1979 at the Maternity
Hospital, Paisley.
1-5-3 THOMAS GORDON ARROL, b 12 Jan 1950 at Barshaw, Paisley.
THOMAS was a heavy goods vehicle driver. He m 29 Aug 1981 to Kim
Gordon at Meriworth Parish Church in Paisley. Kim, a shop assistant, was
b 22 Jan 1958 in West Germany, the daughter of Neil Gordon, a general
labourer, and Mavis Lillian Rowlands. Kim was living at 19 Fullerton
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Street, Paisley and THOMAS was living at 32 Durand Way in Paisley when
they married. THOMAS later became a bus driver. They lived at 7
Manning Way, Paisley. In 1982 they lived at 29 Cochran Street, Paisley.
They had:
1-5-3-1 LOUISE ARROL, b 20 Jul 1982 at Maternity Hospital, Paisley.
1-5-3-2 ALEXANDER NEIL ARROL, b 8 Dec 1984 at Maternity Hospital.
Paisley.
1-6 JOHN LAING ARROL, b 10 Sept 1936 at 8 Silk Street, Paisley. JOHN was a
boiler fireman. He m 14 Sept 1957 to Jean Feam Maclver at McKenzie Street.
Jean, a threadmill worker, was b circa 1941, the daughter of David Frazer
Maclver, a mason's labourer, and Elsie MacDonald. Both JOHN and Jean were
living at 113 Blackstoun Road, Paisley when they married. They had:
1-6-1 ALEXANDRIA McDONALD ARROL, b 22 May 1960 at Maternity
Hospital, Johnstone, Renfrewshire. ALEXANDRIA, a laundry presser, lived
at 101 Ferguslie Park Avenue, Paisley in 1982. She had:
1-6-1-1 SCOTT LAING ARROL, b 3 Mar 1982 at Maternity Hospital,
Paisley.
1-6-2 ELSIE GORDON ARROL, b 10 Jan 1962 at 113 Blackstoun, Paisley.
ELSIE was a airport cleaner. ELSIE and Cornelius Fleming McCafferty
Wallace (or Cornelius McCall Mulholland Wallace), a general labourer, had
a son, Robert David Wallace, b 22 Mar 1978 at Maternity Hospital, Paisley.
ELSIE lived at 9 Killoch Road, Paisley when her son, Robert, was bom.
ELSIE and Cornelius m 18 Jul 1980 at the Registrar's Office in Paisley.
Cornelius, a window cleaner, was b 5 Jun 1957, the son of Robert Wallace,
a general labourer, and Catherine Fleming Mulholland (dec). ELSIE and
Thomas Mogg Simpson, a labourer, had a son, Paul David Simpson, b 19
Aug 1987 at Maternity Hospital, Paisley. ELSIE lived at 1 1 Killoch Road,
Paisley in 1987.
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ROBERT R ARROLL AND FAMILY
I ROBERT R. ARROLL, b circa 1825 in Scotland. He emigrated from Scotland to
Newfoundland and is believed to have m circa 1855 to Susan — - in Newfoundland.
He operated a bakery at 44 Duckworth Street, in the old section of St. John's,
Newfoundland, in 1864. ROBERT immigrated via St. John's, Newfoundland, and
Antigonish, Nova Scotia circa 1865-1870 to Newbury port, Massachusetts. The family
included seven children who were employed by, or owned, their own bakery stores.
They had:
1 JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1850's, probably in Newfoundland. JOHN m circa 1875
to Bridgett E. Kneeland, probably in Massachusetts. JOHN was a baker. He owned
and operated the Arroll Home Bakery from circa 1882. In 1882 the bakery was
located at 228 West Third Street, Boston. He may have d 10 Feb 1899 of "Struma".
(i.e., goiter, either carcinoma of the thyroid or hypothroidism). They had;
1-1 KATHERINE ARROLL, b circa 1876, probably in Massachusetts.
1-2 JOHN JOSEPH ARROLL, b 21 Oct 1878, probably in Massachusetts. He was
known as JOSEPH. He was a salesman boarding at 46 Eastern Street in
1896/87. In 1899 he was a clerk boarding at 5 Commercial Street, Boston. He
m circa 1903 to Elinor Murphy. Elinor was b in Boston. In 1901 JOHN
JOSEPH was a clerk residing at 202 State Street, Boston and in 1902 he was
living at 54 Chatham Street, Boston. In 1903 he was the proprietor of the Arroll
Tea, Coffee and Molasses business located at 29 Central, Boston. In 1919 the
business was relocated to 12 S. Market Street and JOSEPH was living at the
Hotel Westminster. In 1926 the business was located at 200 Milk Street,
Boston. He is believed to have retired circa 1933. JOHN JOSEPH d 8 Apr
1942 of bone cancer. In 1947 Elinor was living at 180 Commonweath Ave.,
Apt 9, Boston. In 1960 she was a hostess and employed in French restaurants.
In 1961-62 she was the manager of the Au Beauchamp Restaurant at 99 Mt.
Vernon, Beacon Hill, Boston. Elinor was Manager of the Women's City Club
in Boston and was the subject of a feature article in the Boston Herald in the
1970's. Elinor spent every summer touring Europe with her family during her
childhood and she and her two sisters were often left at a little school in Passy
just outside of Paris where they were tutored in French. Elinor d circa 1980 as
the result of an automobile accident in North Andover.
2 GEORGE W. ARROLL, b 1855 at St. John's, Newfoundland. He m 28 Nov 1877
to Mary Gillespie at Newburyport, Massachusetts. Mary was b circa 1854 in County
Sligo, Ireland, the daughter of Edward and Kate Gillespie. MARY ARROLL was
a witness to the wedding. GEORGE was a baker when he married. Mary d in 1919
and GEORGE d in 1929.
2-1 ELIZABETH ARROLL, b 19 Aug 1884 and d 1976. She m circa 1909 to
William Jackson.
2-2 GEORGE J. ARROLL, b 1 Nov 1889 in Lynn, MA. GEORGE m circa 1910
to Regina Mangan. Regina was b Sept 1898 in Lynn, MA. She graduated from
the New England Conservatory of Music. She was an accomplished pianist.
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They relocated to Lynn, Massachusetts where he operated the Arroll Home
Bakery. GEORGE was known as "Donuts Arroll". GEORGE attended the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a period, probably as an extension
student. During WW I GEORGE was employed by the Department of the
Army. Later he was employed by a radio company and a lacquer company.
GEORGE had a life long interest in agronomy. Regina was employed in the
Lynn, Massachusetts Court House as a court stenographer. During World War
L George set out to duplicate, refine and improve Clay's, a fertilizer which had
been available from England. He was successful, preparing the first ton of the
material in the basement of his home on Sherman Terrace in Lynn,
Massachusetts. He built a trailer for his old Chevrolet automobile, obtained old
paper hundred pound sugar bags from a local grocer, turned them inside out,
stenciled them and drove into Boston. He sold the first ton to a location in
Boston called "Brecks". He returned home for an order for an additional five
tons. He went on to found the Universal Chemical Company in Lynn,
Massachusetts. The two main products of the Universal Chemical Company are
"Electra", an acid plant food, and "Staygreen", a grass food product. At one
time these products were sold from Puerto Rico to Canada. In 1992 the
products were sold primarily to commerical greenhouses. GEORGE d of cancer
in 1956. In 1992 Regina resided in Framington Center, MA. She d 6 Apr 1992
at 93 years of age. The couple had:
2-2-1 PATRICIA ARROLL, b 8 Jan 1930. PATRICIA m 1st circa 1960 to
Herbert Waite. She m 2nd circa 1982 to Michael Gradone. PATRICIA was
a librarian and Michael was a teacher. He retired in 1989, following a
teaching career of 42 years. The couple was active in the pro-life
movement and Operation Rescue. In 1990 they resided at Wellesley Hills,
Massachusetts. PATRICIA and Herbert had: 1) Virgina, b 6 Aug 1954; 2)
Regina, b 16 Dec 1956; and 3) Marietta, b 2 May 1959.
2-2-2 GEORGE JOSEPH JAMES ARROLL, b 17 Feb 1931 in Swanscott,
Massachusetts. GEORGE was in the US Army (1949-1953) and served in
Korea during the Korean War. GEORGE graduated from Boston College
with a B.A. in biology and concurrently graduated from Wentworth
University, Massachusetts with an E.E. degree. He was employed as an
electronics engineer by LFE (Laboratory for Electronics). GEORGE later
attended medical school at Cork University in Cork, Ireland and graduated
with an M.D.; B.A.O; and B.C.H. He spent eight months at Coombs
Hospital and obtained his L.C.M. GEORGE married m circa 1961 to
Waltraud Hildegard Muntz. The couple met in Ireland and were married in
Massachusetts. Waltraud was bom near Reugtlingeng, Germany. GEORGE
was a research fellow at the University of Tubingen in South Germany
where he taught the basics of clinical obstetrics and gynecology to the
medical students. He relocated to the hospitals in Lynn and Salem,
Massachusetts. GEORGE practiced medicine in Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
In 1991 GEORGE was a forensics psychiatrist in Boston. GEORGE was
a history buff with a particular interest in early European History.
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GEORGE and Waltraud divorced circa early 1970's. Waltraud m 2nd to — -
Brisco. GEORGE and Waltraud had:
2-2-2-1 DOROTHEEARROLL.b circa 1 962 in Cork.Ireland. DOROTHEE
graduated from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst with a B.A.
in film and video. DOROTHEE m circa 1984 to Kevin Roche in
Marblehead, MA. They later divorced. DOROTHEE was a single
mother and had:
2-2-2-1-1 JACK THOR ARROLL, b 2 Jun 1989 at the Beth Israel
Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts.
2-2-2-2 CHRISTOPH GEORGE ARROLL, b 19 Jan 1964 m Lynn, MA.
CHRISTOPH graduated from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst
with a B.A. in third world economics. In 1991 CHRISTOPH was in
the Peace Corp in Sierra Leone.
2-2-2-3 THOMAS WOLFGANG ARROLL, b 15 Aug 1965 at Salem
Hospital, Salem, Massachusetts. THOMAS graduated from the
University of South Hampton in Long Island, New York with a B.A
in marine biology. THOMAS m 21 Dec 1991 to Susan Gardiner at
Durham, North Carolina and in 1991 attended the University of
Washington in Seattle.
2-2-3 RICHARD JOSEPH ARROLL, b 18 Mar 1936 in Swampscott, MA. He
m 1st circa 1961 to Gem — - and 2nd circa 1966 to Janice Van Watt. In
1986 RICHARD resided in Atlanta, Georgia. RICHARD and Janice had:
2-2-3-1 RICHARD ARROLL, b circa 1967. RICHARD was a student at
Georgia Tech in 1986.
2-2-3-2 STEVEN ARROLL, b circa 1979.
2-2-4 MARY R. ARROLL, b 20 May 1941. She m circa 1963 to Bruce
McCarthy. They had: 1) Bruce M.; 2) Sean; and 3) Regina P.
3 ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1857 probably in Newfoundland. He supposedly went
"out West", but more likely relocated to Detroit or Chicago. He may have married
and had:
3-1 ROBERT ARROLL.
4 JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1859 at Newfoundland. He m circa 1879 to Mary Keough
who was b in Newfoundland. They had:
4-1 JAMES ALBERT ARROLL, b 29 Dec 1880 at Maiden, Massachusetts. JAMES
was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. He never married. JAMES was
a hotel manager and managed the Bret Harte Inn at Grass Valley, California.
JAMES had been in Grass Valley for only two months when he suffered a
cerebral hemorrhage on 26 Mar 1944. He d of arteriosclerosis and the cerebral
hemmorhage on 2 Apr 1944 at Nevada County Hospital, California. He is
buried at Elm Ridge Cemetary, Grass Valley, California.
5 CATHERINE ARROLL, b circa 1861 probably in Newfoundland, but possibly in
Massachusetts. She m circa 1886 to James Kehoe. They had: 1) Frank; 2) Thomas;
3) William; and 4) George.
6 MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1863 probably in Newfoundland, but possibly
in Massachusetts. She m circa 1888 to - — Gill. They had: 1) Russell and 2) Herman.
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7 MARY ARROLL, b circa 1865 probably in Newfoundland, but possibly in
Massachusetts. She m circa 1890 to James Brown. They had: Marie who m Chester
Brown. Marie and Chester had James Brown who m Marylou — .
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GEORGE ARROL AND ELIZABETH FOSTER FAMILY
I GEORGE ARROLL, b circa 1831. GEORGE was orignally a tweed designer and
power loom tester. He was then a clothier and ultimately a woolen manufacturer. He
m 2 May 1853 to Elizabeth Foster at Melrose, Roxburgh, Scotland. In 1854 Elizabeth
was living at 2 Grosvenor Street, Leeds, England. GEORGE d 13 Mar 1900 at 55
Halifax Old Road, Huddersfield, England of an enlarged prostate. Elizabeth is believed
to have been b circa 1832 and d 17 Jun 1915 at 212 Duke Street, Barrow,
Barrow-in-Furness, England of old age. Elizabeth's daughter-in-law, Annie Maria (See
Paragraph 11, Page 335) was present at her death. They had:
1 SARAH ARROL, b 5 Mar 1854 at 2 Grosvenor Street, Leeds, England. SARAH
was a confectioner. She m 13 Jun 1883 to William Matthew Foster at the Register
Office, Huddersfield, York, England. William, a power loom operator, was the son
of James Foster, an overlooker m a woolen mill. They were living at 2 Hollybank
Road, Lindley when they married. They were married in the presence of SARAH'S
brother and sister, JOHN C. ARROL and JANE ARROL.
2 MATTHEW ARROL, b 10 Mar 1855 at Dumfries, Scotland. MATTHEW d 7 Apr
1870 at Fartown, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England of phthisis.
3 ROBERT ARROL, b 12 Jun 1856 at Dumfries. ROBERT was a power loom tuner
and an overlooker in a woolen mill when he died. In 1881 he was a worsted weaver.
He m 29 May 1880 to Mary Sunderland at the Register Office, Bramley, York,
England. Mary, a woolen weaver, was b circa 1859, the daughter of Joseph
Sunderland, a mason. ROBERT was living at 7 Strawberry Mount, Armley and
Mary was living at Dunkirk Hill, Armley, York when they married. Mary d 20 Dec
1921 at 56 Conference Road, Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England. They had:
3-1 JANE ANN ARROL, b 24 Mar 1881 at Huddersfield, York, England. JANE
ANN m on 14 Aug 1912 to Charles Stephan Blamires at Oxford Place Chapel,
Leeds, Yorkshire, England. Charles was b circa 1882, the son of Walter
Blauires, a manager in a woolen mill. JANE ANN was living at 212 Tong
Road, Armley, Leeds and Charles was living at 212 Tong Road, Armley, Leeds
when they married.
4 JANE ARROL, b 13 Feb 1858 at Dumfries. JANE was a confectioner. She never
married. JANE d 9 Jul 1942 at Inverie, Park Road, Dumfries of senility,
arteriosclerosis and cerebral thrombosis.
5 JOHN CROSBY ARROL, b 13 Jun 1860 at Dumfries. JOHN was an overlooker in
a woolen mill. He was living in Huddersfield, England when he m on 24 Sept 1888
to Christina Kellock Martin. Christina was a domestic servant. She was b circa
1867, the daughter of John Martin, a blacksmith, and Ann Fraser. JOHN d 13 Jul
1916 at 24 Fourlands Road, Idle, Bradford, England. Christina d 14 Jun 1950 at The
Park, Resley Lane, Bradford, England of pneumonia. They had:
5-1 NORMAN ARROL, b 5 Mar 1890 at 58 Bentley Street, Lockwood,
Huddersfield, York, England. NORMAN was a spinning manager in a textile
mill. He d 15 Jan 1969 at 24 Fourlands Road, Idle, Bradford, England of a
ventricular rupture and coronary thrombosis.
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5-2 HERBERT ARROL, b 24 Feb 1907 at 37 Prospect Street. Parsley, Caverley,
Yorkshire, England. HERBERT was a colour matcher for worsted spinners and
a textile yam agent. He resided at Fourth House, Station Road, Esholt,
Bradford. He m 6 Aug 1934 to Phyllis Knight at the Baptist Chapel, Oxford
Road, Guiseley. Phyllis was b circa 1910 in Skipton, the daughter of John
William Knight, a grocer. Phyllis was the owner's daughter and worked in the
grocer's shop. Phyllis was living at 10 Otley Road, Guiseley and HERBERT at
24 Fourlands Road, Idle, England when they married. HERBERT d 21 Oct
1966 at The General Hospital, Otley, Wharfedale, Yorkshire of
broncho-pneumonia due to hypertension. In 1990 Phyllis was living in
Bradford. She retained the cane which her father-in-law, JOHN CROSBY
ARROL, was given to JOHN by the firm of John Crowthers & Sons on 1 1
December 1899. HERBERT and Phyllis had:
5-2-1 JANE ARROL, b 2 Sept 1939 at Westfield Nursing Home, Rawlon,
Wharfedale, Yorkshire, England. JANE was a pharmacist. She m 2 Sept
1964 to Roderick Frank Ratcliffe at The Parish Church, Esholt, Yorkshire,
England. Roderick was b circa 1928, the son of Laurence Percy Ratcliffe,
a business man. JANE was living at Fourth House, Station Road, Esholt
and Roderick at 538 Great Horton Road, Bradford, Yorkshire when they
married. The family relocated to the Isle of Man where they had a comer
shop. In 1990 they lived at Woodlands, Walpole Drive, Ramsey, Isle of
Man. They had: Julia and Richard.
5-2-2 JOHN RICHARD ARROL, b 1 Feb 1943 at Bradford, England. JOHN
was variously a textile manager, a manswear velvet representative, and a
textile sales representative. In 1990 he was a representative for Lister
Mannigham Mills. He m 1st on 17 Sept 1965 to Barbara Jill Batty at the
Parish Church, St. Peter, Shipley, Yorkshire, England. Jill, as she was
called, was employed by Barclays Bank in 1990. She was b circa 1944 in
Cheshire, England, the daughter of Tom Batty, a surveyor and valuer.
JOHN was living at Fourth House, Station Road, Esholt, Shipley and
Barbara at 2 1 Bankfield Road, Shipley when they married. Their marriage
was dissolved and JOHN m 2nd on 11 Aug 1980 to Jennifer Margaret
Hodgson at Wharfedale, Leeds, England. Jennifer, an insurance underwriter,
was b circa 1954, the daughter of Stanley Hodgson, a representative.
Jennifer was living at 14 Old Hollins Hill, Guiseley and JOHN at 8 Station
Road, Esholt, Shipley when they married. In 1992 JOHN and Jennifer lived
at 18 Claremont Ave, Shipley, West Yorkshire. JOHN and Barbara had:
5-2-2-1 MARK STEVEN ARROL, b 1 Jul 1970 at General Hospital,
Bumley, England. In 1990 Mark was a student teacher in Bitburg,
Rheinland Platz, Germany. MARK taught bilingual economics to
fifteen year olds and in addition gave assistance in the English language
to children who formerly lived in East Germany where the instruction
in a secondary language was Russian. MARK attended the University
of Manchester where he majored in German and history.
5-2-2-2 LOUISE JANE ARROL, b 2 Mar 1 973 at Royal Infirmary Maternity
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Unit, Bradford, England. JOHN and Jennifer had:
5-2-2-3 DAVID JOHN ARROL, b 1 1 Apr 1985 at Royal Infirmary Hospital,
Bradford, Yorkshire, England.
5-2-2-4 RACHEL LOUISE ARROL, b 23 Mar 1988 at Royal Infirmary
Hospital, Bradford, Yorkshire, England.
6 ELLEN ARROL, b 22 Feb 1862 at Dumfries, Scotland.
7 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 10 Jul 1864 at Closebum, Scotland. ELIZABETH was a
weaver. She m 28 Mar 1891 to Joseph Dickson at Wesley Methodist Chapel in
Huddersfield. Joseph, a power loom operator, was b circa 1867, the son of Andrew
Dickson (dec), a farmer. ELIZABETH was living at Spring Gardens, Rashcliffe and
Joseph was living at Cellars Clough, at Marsden.
8 ANN ARROL, b 11 Apr 1866 at Closebum, Scotland. ANN (ANNIE) was a
confectioner. She m 30 Oct 1894 to John William Blackburn at the Trinity
Wesleyan Chapel, Huddersfield, York, England. John, a rag puller, was b circa
1865, the son of William Blackburn, a seamer. John was living at Thomhill,
Dewsbury, and ANNIE at Sheepridge, Huddersfield when they married.
9 GEORGE ARROL, b 9 Feb 1868 at Closebum, Scotland. GEORGE resided at 55
Halifax Old Road, Huddersfield, England in 1900. GEORGE was a draper and news
agent. He d 24 Feb 1912 at 55 Halifax Old Road in Huddersfield of valvular disease
of the heart. His brother-in-law, Joseph Dickson, was present at his death.
10 ALEXANDER ARROL, b 13 Dec 1869 at Fartown Green, Huddersfield, Yorkshire,
England and d 2 Jan 1870.
11 JAMES ARROL, b 13 Mar 1871 at Portland Place, Lindley, Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, England. JAMES was a confectioner and grocer. He also may have been
a garage manager. JAMES ARROL lived at 25 St. Annes Road, Blackpool, England.
He m 14 Oct 1912 to Annie Maria Raper at the Holy Trinity Church,
Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Annie Maria was b circa 1879, the daughter of Jabiz
Raper, a currier. They lived at 212 Duke Street, Barrow-in-Fumess, England. Annie
Marie d 24 Dec 1951 at 45 Beverley Grove, Blackpool, England. He d 3 Apr 1956
at Victoria Hospital, Blackpool, of cancer. They had:
11-1 JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1909. JAMES was a club steward. JAMES was m
1st to - — . He m 2nd on 14 Sept 1967 to Bessie Armstrong at Bradford,
England. Bessie was a widow, the daughter of William Stephenson. They were
living at 53 Oakleigh Road, Bradford when they married.
11-2 MURIEL ARROL, b 20 Jul 1914 at 212 Duke Street, Barrow-in-Fumess,
England. MURIEL was a dressmaker. She m 1st on 24 Apr 1939 to Samuel
Midgley at the Parish Church, St. Mark, Blackpool, England. Samuel was b
circa 1913, the son of Herbert Midgley (dec), a joiner. Samuel was a grocers'
traveller, the son of Herbert Midgley, a joiner. MURIEL was living at 45
Beberley Grove, Blackpool and Samuel at 10 Kendal Avenue, Blackpool when
they married. MURIEL m 2nd to — - Rispin. She lived at 45 Beverley Grove,
Blackpool.
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RALPH ARROL and CHRISTINA SCOTT FAMILY
I RALPH ARROL, b circa 1786. RALPH was a shipwright. He is beheved to have m
16 Dec 1806 to Christiana Scott at St. Paul, Deptford, Greenwich, Kent, England.
Christiana d 27 Sept 1858 at 58 Albert Street, Deptford, Greenwich of apoplexy. They
are believed to have had:
1 ANN ARROL, confirmed 29 Apr 1810 at Saint Paul, Deptford, London, England.
2 ALEXANDER ARROL(L), confirmed 1 Mar 1812 at Deptford, London.
ALEXANDER was a shipwright. He m 18 Apr 1846 to Sarah Tillick at Poplar,
Middlesex, England. Sarah was the daughter of James Henry Tillick. Sarah d 23
Feb 1915 at the Sick Asylum, Poplar, London, England of senile degeneration.
ALEXANDER d 15 Nov 1906 at Tooting Common, Streatham, London of senile
decay. He lived at North Street, Poplar, London, England. They had
2-1 ELIZABETH MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1846 in England. She m 19 Apr
1868 to Henry J. Holden at Limehouse, Saint Evangelist, London. In 1915 she
lived at 7 Wade Street, Poplar, Bromley, London
2-2 SARAH ELIZABETH ARROL, b 31 Oct 1847 at 25 Cotton Street, Poplar,
Middlesex, England. SARAH m 9 Jul 1866 to Frederick Crockford at The
Parish Church of St. John Limehouse, Middlesex, England. Frederick, a
bricklayer, was b circa 1845, the son of Arthur Crockford, a Sargeant Major.
SARAH and Frederick were living at Salmon Lane, Stepney, St. John,
Limehouse, London.
2-3 ELIZABETH MARGARET ARROL, b 5 June 1849 at 30 Cotton Street,
Middlesex, England.
2-4 MARY ANN ARROL, b 22 Sept 1850 at Poplar, Middlesex, England. MARY
ANN d 19 Sept 1852 of pertussis at 10 James Street, Poplar.
2-5 GEORGE ALEXANDER ARROL, b 17 Oct 1852 at 10 James Street,
Poplar, Middlesex, England. GEORGE d 24 Sep 1853 at 18 William Street,
Middlesex, England.
2-6 MARY ANN ARROL, b 10 Sept 1855 at 18 William Street, Poplar, Middlesex,
England and d 29 Dec 1855 at 18 William Street, Poplar of hydrocephalis.
2-7 ALEXANDER HENRY ARROL, b 5 Aug 1857 at 16 Bromley Terrace, Poplar,
Middlesex, England. ALEXANDER d 15 Feb 1858 at 17 Grundy Street,
Bromley, England of pneumonia.
2-8 WILLIAM RALPH ARROL, b 13 Oct 1859 at 14 Elizabeth Street, Bromley,
Middlesex, England and d 17 Apr 1862 at 14 Kingsbridge Place, Mill Wall,
Poplar, Middlesex, England of diphtheria.
3 CHRISTIANA ARROL, confirmed 2 Jan 1814 at Saint Paul, Deptford, London.
4 ROBERT ARROL, confirmed 21 Apr 1816 at Saint Paul, Deptford, London. He was
a confectioner ROBERT m 15 May 1842 to Christina Searle. He d 2 Jan 1898 at
2 Elliott Villas, Walker Gate, Tynnemouth, Northumberland, England. His daughter,
JEANNIE ARROL Markey, was present at ROBERT'S death. Christina d 13 May
1891 at 3 Lower Friar Street, Newcastle upon Tyne of cerebral softening and gastric
catarrh.
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4-1 JANE ELIZA (ELIZABETH) ARROLL, b 10 Jan 1848 at Grove Lane,
St..Nicholas, Deptford, and confirmed 13 Feb 1848 at Deptford, St. Paul,
London. JANE m 21 May 1871 to James Cullis at The Parish Church, St. Mary,
Rotherhithe, St. Olave, Surrey, England. James, a joiner, was the son of James
Cullis, also a joiner.
4-2 ROBERT GEORGE ARROL, b 25 Jul 1850 at Grove Lane, St. Nicholas,
Deptford and confirmed 13 Oct 1850 at Deptford, Samt Paul, London.
ROBERT was shipwright. He m 7 Dec 1873 to Sarah Ann Leek. Sarah Ann
was b circa 1852, the daughter of Henry Leek, a hammerman. ROBERT and
Sarah were living at 3 Garden Row, St. John's, Deptford, London when they
married. ROBERT d 21 Nov 1903 at St. John's Hospital, Lewisham, London,
England of heart disease and heart failure. ROBERT had heart disease for 25
years. Sarah Ann d 7 Jan 1934 at 1 Bexley Lane, Deptford, Kent of
broncho-pneumonia and myocardial degeneration. She was living at 105
Reidhaven Road, Plumstead when she died. ROBERT and Sarah Ann lived at
69 Knott Street, Deptford. When Sarah Ann died she was living at 105
Reidhaven Road, Plumstead, Deptford They had:
4-2-1 ALICE JANE ARROL, b 16 Dec 1874 at 68 Albert Street, St. Nicholas,
Deptford, England. ALICE JANE m 22 Aug 1897 to George Benjamin
Dadd at The Parish Church, Greenwich, London, England. George was the
son of Benjamin Dadd, a tobacconist. They were living at 167 High Street
when they married In 1934 they lived at 1 13 Bromley Road, Catford, S.E.
6, England.
4-2-2 ADELAIDE MAUD ARROL, b 2 Oct 1879 at 50 Albert Street, Deptford,
Kent, England. ADELAIDE was a hotel waitress. She d 24 May 1968 at
37 Islip Manor Road, Northolt, Ealing, London, England of congestive
cardiac failure.
4-2-3 AGNES LOUISE ARROL, b 5 Jun 1882 at 74 Grove Street, Greenwich,
St. Nicholas, Kent, England. AGNES m 24 May 1903 to Albert John
Sisson at St. John's Church, Deptford, London, England Albert was b circa
1881, the son of John Sisson, a waterman. Both AGNES and Albert lived
at 44 Nelson Street, Deptford when they married.
4-3 JANE FORBES ARROL, b circa 1851. JANE (JEANNIE) m 21 Apr 1879 to
John Markey at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Northumberland, England. John, a soda water maker, was the son of Michael
Markey, a labourer. JANE was living at 21 Clayton Street and Michael at 72
Scotswood Road, Newcastle when they married.
4-4 ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1853. ROBERT was a brassfitter. ROBERT m 20
June 1881 to Sarah Annie Dickman at The Parish Church, Jesmond,
Northumberland, England. Sarah Annie was b circa 1857, the daughter of
George Dickman, a builder ROBERT was employed by the General
Engineering Works. Sarah Annie d 2 Sept 1927 at 776 Shields Road, Walker,
Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England of heart failure and chronic
endocarditis. ROBERT d 8 Oct 1930 at 776 Shields Road, Walkergate,
Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England of heart failure due to chronic
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endocarditis and chonic bronchitis. The informant upon his death was his
nephew, George Evans, of 10 Cambridge Street, Newcastle upon Tyne.
4-4-1 ROBERT ARROL, b 12 Apr 1882 at 35 Bulmer Street, Newcastle on
Tyne, England. ROBERT was a brass fitter and turner. He m on 20 Jun
1927 to Jessie Potts at the Register Office of the County of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Jessie was m 1st to Alexander George
Grant and later divorced. She was the daughter of John Curry Potts, a
master tailor. Jessie was living at 15 Shields Avenue and ROBERT at 776
Shields Road, Walker Gate, Newcastle, England when they married.
ROBERT d 18 Oct 1942 at 305 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne,
England of cardiac failure. His niece, C. Hobson, of 23 Stephenson Road,
Newcastle, England, was in attendance. Jessie d 13 Jan 1966 at Wethergate
Hospital at Wethergate, Newcastle upon Tyne, of pneumonia.
4-4-2 GEORGE ARROL, b 1 1 Sep 1883 at 35 Bulmer Street, Newcastle on
Tyne, England. GEORGE was a pattern maker foreman. He m 9 Sept
1912 to Sarah Ann Potter at the Parish Church, Walker, Newcastle Upon
Tyne, England. GEORGE was living at 772 Shields Road, WalkerGate,
Walker and Sarah Ann was living at 130 Middle Street, Walker when they
married. GEORGE d 1 Mar 1950 at 8 St. Albans Crescent,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England of angina pectoris. His sister-in-law, Jessie
Arrol, of 305 Westgate Road, Newcastle was in attendance. Sarah Ann was
b circa 1889. She d 19 Mar 1961 at 40 Hartbum Road, Cullercoats,
Tynemouth, England of a cerebral hemorrhage. They had:
4-4-2-1 SARAH DOREEN ARROL, b 10 Nov 1914 at 778 Shields Road,
Walker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. SARAH m
22 Jun 1940 to Alexander McLachlan at Cuthbert Bainbridge Memorial
Church, Heaton Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England.
Alexander, a boilermaker, was b circa 1902, the son of John Donald
McLachlan, a wine spirit merchant. SARAH was living at 778 Shields
Road, Newcastle-upon Tyne and Alexander at 4 Kensington Gardens,
Markseaton when they married.
4-4-3 ELIZABETH KATE ARROL, b 6 May 1885 at 35 Bulmer Street,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. ELIZABETH m 21 Feb
1906 to William Hugh Cobb at the Parish Church, Walker,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ELIZABETH was living at Walker Gate and
William at Wokington Hotel, Walker Gate when they married. William was
a barman. He was b circa 1880, the son of William Cobb, a miner.
4-4-4 WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1887 at Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Northumberland, England. WILLIAM was believed to have been the son
of ROBERT ARROL and Sarah Dickman. He was in the British Army
during WW I and served in France. He was a private (Number 21/438) and
a member of the 21st Battalion, The Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside
Scottish). WILLIAM was killed in France and the Flanders Theatre of
Operations on 1 Jul 1916.
4-5 CHRISTINA ARROL, b circa 1859. CHRISTINA was a stationers assistant.
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She m 11 Jun 1891 to Thomas Evans at the Register Office,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. Thomas, a tailor, was b circa
1857, the son of Benjamin Evans, a tailor. CHRISTINA was living at 3 Low
Friar Street, Newcastle and Thomas was living at 5 Dispensary Lane, Newcastle
when they married. They were married in the presence of Sarah Annie Arrol.
CHRISTINA had:
4-5-1 GEORGE TAYLOR ARROL, b 20 Nov 1883 at 104 Percy Street,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England. GEORGE was later
known as George Evans. GEORGE was an automobile electrician. He d
20 Nov 1944 at 10 Cambridge Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
GEORGE d of cerebral hemorrhage and arterio-sclerosis. GEORGE was
married and had at least one son with the surname of Evans. The informant
on George's birth was his Grandmother Christina Arrol.
4-5-2 JANE ARROL, b 6 Nov 1886 at 104 Percy Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Northumberland, England.
4-5-3 JAMES ARROL, b circa 1887 and d 27 Nov 1888 at 67 Percy Street,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Northumberland, England of congestion of the lungs.
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CHARLES ARROL AND ELIZABETH HAMILTON AND FAMILY
I CHARLES ARROL, b circa 1775. CHARLES was a coalpit overseer. He m circa
1795 to Elizabeth Hamilton. (It is quite probable that CHARLES was related to the
JOHN ARROL family detailed in Section II starting on Page 145. See m particular
Pages 145 through 149 and page 346.) They had:
1 MARY ARROL(L), b circa 1800. She m 1st on 5 Dec 1824 to Andrew Pinkerton,
a weaver, and m 2nd on 2 Jun 1838 m Paisley to Peter Andrew Faulds, a
gamekeeper and forester. MARY d 16 Mar 1873 at Kilgarth Row, Old Monkland,
Mid-District of old age and general debility. The informal on the death was Mary
Spence, their daughter, who was present. MARY and Andrew had:
1-1 Mary Faulds, b circa 1839. She m circa 1863 to Daniel Spence. This couple
had a large family. One son immigrated to New Zealand.
1-2 Jane Faulds, b circa 1840. She was a cotton mill hand. She lived at Rankin
Street, Johnstone. Jane m 17 Sep 1861 to David Rodger. They were m at
Rankin Street, Johnstone according to the forms of the Church of Scotland.
David was a seaman (a ship's cook and baker) who was lost at sea before the
youngest child, David, was bom. He was b circa 1837, the son of Peter Rodger,
a shoemaker and Helen Wright. Jane traveled from Greenock, Scotland on 5
August 1885 on the "Loch Tay" to Melbourne, Australia. Jane and David had:
1-2-1 Peter Rodger, b 28 Apr 1862 at Graham Street, Johnstone, Refrewshire,
Scotland. Peter immigrated circa 1884 to Victoria, Australia. Peter found
employment and lodgings and sent for his mother, Jane Rodger, and the rest
of the family to follow him to Australia. Peter m Adelaide — , who was
from Tasmania. Peter became a qualified shipwright at age 15. Peter
became a well-known builder and contractor around the turn of the century
and constructed many large buildings across Australia Among the best
known are Melbourne's Flinders Street Station, the Brisbane Anglican
Cathedral (1908) and Hobart Post Office (1908). Peter collected china and
ornate clocks. The family resided in Williamston. Peter d 30 Sept 1955 at
age 94. They had:
1-2-1-1 Davie, b 1892 and d Dec 1897.
1-2-1-2 Jeanie Mary Jessie Adelaide, b circa 1897 and d Mar 1982.
1-2-1-3 Pearis Margaret Davie, b circa 1900 and d Jul 1973.
1-2-2 Mary Arrol Rodger, b 4 May 1864 at Campbell Street, Johnstone,
Renfrewshire, Scotland and d 1943. She m William Hopper. William was
a marine engineer. The couple was engaged in Scotland. Mary traveled on
the "Loch Tay" to Australia in 1885 and William followed her to Australia
where they were married. William Hopper d in 1945 following a hernia
operation. They had:
1-2-2-1 James Allen Hopper, b 1890 and d 1945. Allen, as he was known,
m in 1922 to Mary Johnston. Mary Johnston was from Turriff,
Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Allen originally resided in Williamstown,
Victoria, Australia. Allen was in the Australian Army during WW I.
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He met Mary in London during the war. Allen was employed by the
Victorian Railways and later as a Court shorthand writer. James and
Margaret had:
1-2-2-1-1 Mary Arrol Hopper, b 17 Jul 1923 in Australia. Mary m on
10 Feb 1954 to Robert Mackay Hilliard. Robert was an airline
employee. Robert was the son of Robert Arrol Hilliard. Mary
attended the Methodist Ladies College. Mary was employed on the
Victorian Railways and upon becoming a licensed shorthand writer,
moved to the Law Department as a court reporter. They had:
1-2-2-1-1-1 Geoffrey Owen Hilliard, b 25 Sept 1955.
1-2-2-1-1-2 Kathryn Mary Hilliard, b 20 Mar 1958 and d 6 Mar
1971 as the result of a horse riding accident.
1-2-2-1-2 Alan William Hopper, b 25 Feb 1925 and d 21 Oct 1977.
Alan m Feb 1951 to Joan Allen. They had:
1-2-2-1-2-1 Carol Ann Hopper, b 8 Aug 1952. She m Allan Rice.
They had: 1) Virgina; 2) Douglas; 3) Gwyrmeth; 4) Stuart, 5
and 6) Twin daughters.
1-2-2-1-2-2 Dennis Hopper, b 1954 and d 1963 of appendicitis.
1-2-2-1-2-3 Allison Fay Hopper, b 2 Sept 1958.
1-2-2-1-2-4 Bruce Allan Hopper, b 1 Oct 1964.
1-2-2-1-3 Heather Margaret Hopper, b 29 Jan 1927. Heather attended
the Methodist Ladies College. She m 21 Mar 1951. They had: 1)
Julie Margaret, b 20 Mar 1955 and 2) Deirdre, b 2 Feb 1958.
1-2-2-1-4 Ailsa Craig Hopper, b 9 Nov 1930. Ailsa attended the
Methodist Ladies College. She m in 1953 to Kenneth McDonald.
They had: 1) Fiona Jane, b 12 Sept 1955. Fiona m in 1985 to
Alistair Henderson. They had two sons; 2) Andrae, b 27 Oct 1957.
She m m 1988 to Ross Blanchard. They had one son; 3) Ivan
Craig, b 17 Dec 1958. He m m 1987 to Lisa Hackett. They had
two children.
1-2-3 John Rodger, b 25 Apr 1866 and d in August 1885. John died in a fall
from the Loch Tay's mast. He was working his way to Australia on the
ship.
1-2-4 David Rodger, b 20 May 1867 at 1 1 Shore Street, Port Glasgow. David
d in 1868.
1-2-5 Jessie Fraser Rodger, b 12 Sep 1869. Jessie was 16 when she immigrated
with her mother to Melbourne in 1885 on the Loch Tay. Jessie m Ron
Oldham who was from Perth, Australia. Ron eventually became Mayor of
Perth. They had: 1) Ron; 2) Max; and 3) Jean.
1-2-6 Thomas Arroll Rodger, b 6 Sept 1871 at 59 Church Street, Port Glasgow
and d at 18 months of age.
1-2-7 David Rodger, b 11 Feb 1873 at 59 Church Street, Port Glasgow,
Scotland. David was eleven when he immigrated to Melbourne, Australia
in 1885. He worked with his brother, Peter, in the family building firm.
He resided in Williamston, Victoria. He m Jane Kay Orr, who was from
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Scotland. David's home was named, "Glenarrol". They had: 1) Agnes, b
26 Oct 1913. Nancy, as she was known, m Alex Valius; 2) Jeanie, b 26
Oct 1913. She m in 1942 to Stanley George Briant. They had three
children; and 3) David Rodger, b 1915. Bill, as he was known, m Favette
Hook. They had one son, Peter.
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ROBERT ARROL AND JANE CAMPBELL FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1800. He m 2 Dec 1825 to Jane Campbell at St. Nicholas,
Aberdeen. Jane was b circa 1788, the daughter of Donald Ray, an innkeeper. Her
mother's name is unknown. Jane d 13 Aug 1866 at Old Marchar, Aberdeen of old age
and debility. They had:
1 ALEXANDER DYCE ARROL, christened 18 Sept 1826 at St. Nicholas, Aberdeen.
ALEXANDER was a confectioner. He m circa 1848 to Margaret Simpson who was
b circa 1831 at Chester Street, Edinburgh. She was the daughter of William
Simpson, a cabinet maker (dec), and Janet Davidson (dec). ALEXANDER d 23 Jul
1858 at Old Machar, Aberdeen. Margaret m 2nd to David Drummond on 20 Apr
1871 at New Waverly Hotel, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh according to the forms of
the United Presbyterian Church. David, b circa 1824, was a wholesale stationer and
a widower. He was the son of David Drummond (dec), a weaver, and Janet
Ferguson. He was living at 18 Downie Street, Edinburgh and Margaret was living
at 23 Chester Street when they married. Margaret d 9 Feb 1905 at age 74 of
influenza and senile heart and cardiac failure at Momingside, Edinburgh.
ALEXANDER and Margaret had:
1-1 ROBERT ARROL, christened 1 1 Sept 1849 at Edinburgh, Scotland. He was a
cooper. He lived at 20 Fountainridge, Edinburgh. He m 30 Dec 1880 to Ellen
Johnston at All Saint's Church, Brougham Street, Edinburgh according to the
forms of the Episcopal Church in Scotland. Ellen was the daughter of William
Johnston and Helen Silver ROBERT emigrated to Australia during the latter
part of 1881 or early 1882. Ellen d in 1891 in Footscray. ELLEN was living
at Grey Street, Footscray in 1890. ROBERT m 2nd to Annie Welsford on 24
Feb 1893 at Yarraville, Victoria, Australia according to the forms of the
Presbyterian Church. Annie was b circa 1881 in Malmasburg, Victoria,
Australia. She was the daughter of George Welsford, a bootmaker, and Mary
Smith. ROBERT d on 2 Aug 1912 of acute lobar pneumonia and heart failure
at 1 Sugar Works Avenue, Footscray, County Bourke. He is buried in Footscray
Cemetery. Annie continued living at 1 Sugar Works Lane in Yarraville, at least
through 1928. ROBERT and Ellen had:
1-1-1 ALEXANDER DYCE ARROL, b 22 Jun 1881 at 2 Spence's Place,
Edinburgh, Scotland.
1-1-2 ELLEN VICTORIA ARROL, b circa 1882 at Fitscroy, Victoria, Australia.
ELLEN was m in 1909 to Charles Ballaine Norman.
1-1-3 MARGARET SIMPSON ARROL, b circa 1884 at Footscray, Victoria,
Australia. MAGARET m circa 1910 to David Stanley Haslam.
1-1-4 ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1885 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
ROBERT was a labourer. ROBERT never married. He d 24 Aug 1927 at
East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia of carcinoma of the bladder. He is
buried at the Footscray Cemetery.
1-1-5 WILLIAM WALLACE ARROL, b 4 Sept 1887 at Footscray, Victoria,
Australia.
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1-1-6 WILLIAM MORRIS ARROL, b circa 1889 at Yarraville, Australia.
WILLIAM MORRIS was a shipping clerk. He is believed to have been
employed at Geelong, Victoria for the British Phospate Commission. He
lived at 128 Melbourne Road, North Williamstown. He d 12 Jul 1951 at
Lascelles Wharf, North Geelong, Victoria, Australia of myocarditis and was
buried in the Presbyterian section at Williamstown Cemetery, Victoria.
1-1-7 DAVID DRUMMOND ARROL, b 13 Jun 1890 at Footscray, Victoria,
Australia. DAVID may have lived at 27 Gibbs Street, Collingwood in
1928.
ROBERT and Annie had:
1-1-8 ANNIE (HARRIET) WELSFORD ARROL, b circa 1893 at Footscray,
Victoria, Australia. ANNIE m 22 Dec 1923 to Hugh Cameron at the
Presbyterian Church, Yarraville, Victoria, Australia.
1-1-9 ETHEL MAY ARROL, b circa 1894 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
ETHEL MAY was a packer. She m 7 Apr 1917 to William Albert Murphy
at the St. Augustine Catholic Church, Yarraville, Victoria, Australia.
1-1-10 BESSIE ARROL, b circa 1896 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia. BESSIE
was a book binder. She m 14 Apr 1917 to James William Bryson at
Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
1-1-11 ALEXANDER DYCE ARROL, b 1900 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
ALEXANDER was a hairdresser. He m circa 1930 to Heather Jean
Parkman. Heather Jean is believed to have been the daughter of James
Parkman. They lived at 80 Somerville Road, Yarraville. They had:
1-1-11-1 YOONE ARROL, b circa Feb 1931 at Koondrook, Victoria,
Australia. YOONE d 12 Dec 1933 at Barham, New South Wales of
accidental drowning. YOONE is buried at the Barham Cemetary.
1-1-12 MARY ISABEL ARROL, b circa 1902 at Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
MARY ISABEL m 4 Apr 1923 to Hector Reginald Holmes at the Parsonage
in Yarraville, Victoria, Australia.
1-1-13 HAZELDINE (HAZEL) DOROTHY ARROL, b circa 1906 at Footscray,
Victoria, Australia. She m 4 Aug 1928 to Edwin John Pearce at St. James
Old Cathedral, West Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
1-2 WILLIAM SIMPSON ARROL, b circa 1854 and d 20 May 1856 at age 1 year at
Mutton Brae, Aberdeen of gastric fever.
1-3 MARGARET JANE ARROL, b 3 May 1856 at St. Nicholas, Aberdeen and d 12
Dec 1873 at Edinburgh of pneumonia
1-4 ALEXANDER DYCE ARROL, b 26 May 1857 at St. Nicholas, Aberdeen and d
17 Feb 1860 at Leadside, Gelcomston, Aberdeen of disease of the bowel.
2 ROBERT ARROL, christened 3 Aug 1828 at Moray, Forres, Scotland.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
MUNGO ARROL AND JANE PROVAN FAMILY
I MUNGO ARROL, b circa 1665. He m circa 1690 to Jane Provan. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 7 May 1694 at Baldnemock, Stirlingshire.
2 JEAN ARROL, christened 22 Jun 1701 at Glasgow.
3 ROBERT ARROL (ARROILL), christened 30 Jan 1704 at Glasgow.
4 MUNGO ARROL, christened 9 Sept 1705 at Glasgow.
5 JANET ARROL(L), christened 5 Sept 1708 at Glasgow.
DUNCAN ARROLL AND MARGARET BUCHANAN FAMILY
I DUNCAN ARROLL, b circa 1668. He m circa 1693 to Margaret (Margarit) Buchanan.
They had:
1 JANET (also JONET) ARROLL, christened 1 Apr 1694 at Glasgow.
2 JOHN ARROLL, b 15 Mar 1696 at Glasgow.
3 MARGARIT ARROLL, christened 30 Oct 1698 at Glasgow.
4 JEAN ARROLL, christened 8 Dec 1700 at Glasgow.
5 ROBERT ARROLL (also AROLL), b 28 Mar 1703 at Glasgow.
6 JEAN ARROLL, b 11 Feb 1705 at Glasgow.
7 AGNES ARROLL, b 20 Oct 1706 at Glasgow.
8 JOHN ARROLL, christened 20 Feb 1709 at Glasgow.
9 ALEXANDER ARROLL, christened 5 Mar 1710 at Glasgow.
10 LILLIAS ARROLL, christened 26 Oct 1710 at Glasgow.
1 1 ELIZABETH ARROLL, christened 3 Jul 1715 at Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND MARGARET DONALDSON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1709. He m 1 Jul 1731 to Margaret Donaldson. They had:
1 JOHN ARROL, christened 28 May 1732 at Glasgow.
2 HELEN ARROL, christened 6 Jan 1734 at Glasgow.
3 JAS (JAMES) ARROL, christened 7 May 1741 at Glasgow.
ALEXANDER ARROLL AND MARGARET McTAGART FAMILY
I ALEXANDER ARROLL, b circa 1676. He m 23 Nov 1701 to Margaret McTagart at
Glasgow.
1 AGNES ARROLL, b 10 Jan 1703 at Glasgow.
2 ALEXANDER ARROLL, b 30 Jun 1706 at Glasgow.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
WILLIAM ARROLL AND MARGARET ARMOUR FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROLL, b circa 1676. He m 22 Mar 1701 to Margaret Armour in
Dumbartonshire.
1 JANET ARROLL, b 10 May 1701 at Dumbartonshire.
2 MARGARET ARROLL, b 28 Oct 1703 at Dumbartonshire.
3 JOHN ARROLL, b 21 Dec 1706 at Dumbartonshire.
4 KATHARINE ARROLL, b 20 Nov 1709 at Dumbartonshire.
PATRICK ARROLL AND GRIZALL LINDSAY FAMILY
I PATRICK ARROLL, b circa 1681. He m 21 Nov 1706 to Grizall (Grizell) Lindsay of
Drymen, Buchanan, Stirlingshire. They had:
1 JOHN ARROLL, christened 3 Feb 1709 at Dumbartonshire.
PATRICK ARROLL AND JANE CROCKET FAMILY
I PATRICK ARROLL, b circa 1682. He m circa 1707 to Jane Crocket. They had:
1 KATRIN ARROLL, b 26 Aug 1708 at Glasgow.
2 MARGARET ARROL, b 20 Dec 1715 at Glasgow.
WALTER ARROL AND JEAN DICK FAMILY
I WALTER ARROL, b circa 1696. He m 30 Nov 1721 to Jean Dick. They had:
1 ROBERT ARROL, christened 14 Jan 1722 at Glasgow.
2 HELEN ARROL, christened 20 Sept 1724 at Barony, Calton.
3 JOHN ARROL, christened 5 Mar 1727 at Barony, Calton.
4 WALTER ARROL (or WILLIAM), christened 7 Dec 1729 at Barony, Calton.
5 MOSES ARROL, christened 21 Apr 1734 at Barony, Calton.
6 ALEXANDER ARROL, christened 22 Jul 1736 at Barony, Calton.
7 JAMES ARROL, christened 5 Nov 1738 at Barony, Calton.
8 THOMAS ARROL, christened 24 Aug 1740 at Barony, Calton.
9 THOMAS ARROL, christened 7 Feb 1742 at Barony, Calton.
10 JAMES ARROL, christened 23 Jun 1745 at Glasgow.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
DAVID ARROL AND JANET CARGILL FAMILY
I DAVID ARROL, b circa 1752. DAVID m 24 May 1777 to Janet Cargill. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, christened 10 Oct 1779 at Perth.
2 ROBERT CARGILL ARROL, christened 23 May 1783 at Perth,
3 ROBERT CARGILL ARROL, christened 20 Mar 1789 at Perth.
4 ELIZABETH BURDEN ARROL, christened 20 Mar 1789 at Perth.
WILLIAM ARROLL AND MARGARET DIXON FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROLL, b circa 1810, a weaver of Bridgeton. He m 15 Mar 1835 to
Margaret Dixon at Calton.
JANET ARROLL AND HUGH MITCHELL
I JANET ARROLL, b circa 1789. JANET m 29 Feb 1812 to Hugh Mitchell at
Greenock.
ROBERT ARROLL AND MARGARET MELVIN FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1770. ROBERT was a soldier. He m circa 1790 to
Margaret Melvin. They had:
1 Unknown
2 Unknown
3 ROBERT ARROLL, b 7 Apr 1797 at Barony, Glasgow.
4 MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1819. She m 1st circa 1842 to James Dick, a
seaman, and 2nd circa 1854 to Alexander McGregor, a rafter. She was living at 9
East Breast, Greenock when she died, a widow, on 13 Feb 1889 of cardiac disease.
JOHN ARROL AND MARGARET MASON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1810. JOHN was a handloom weaver. He m circa 1829 to
Margaret Mason. Margaret was b circa 1813, the daughter of John Campbell Mason
and Elizabeth Irvine. Margaret d 27 May 1894 of bronchitis in Hamilton, Lanarkshire.
They had:
1 JANE ARROL, b circa 1830.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
CHARLES ARROL AND JANET HAMILTON FAMILY
I CHARLES ARROL, b circa 1780. He m 26 Jan 1805 to Janet Hamilton at Paisley.
They had:
1 ELIZABETH ARROL (ARRAL), christened 14 Feb 1808.
(See pages 145 and 337 for possible family connection.)
ROBERT ARROL AND ELIZABETH JANE McLEOD FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1841. ROBERT was an engine keeper. He and Elizabeth
Jane McLeod, a steamloom weaver, had:
1 FLORA CAMPBELL ARROL, b 26 Apr 1866 at 9 Lady well Street, Glasgow.
FLORA was illegitimate. ROBERT ARROL was believed to be the father. He lived
at 84 Rotten Row, Glasgow.
MARY ARROL AND THOMAS McGREGOR FAMILY
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1797. MARY m 24 Nov 1822 to Thomas McGregor, a cotton
spinner at Barony, Glasgow.
SAMUEL ARROLL AND MARGARET CAMPBELL FAMILY
I SAMUEL ARROLL, b circa 1780. SAMUEL was a tailor. He m circa 1808 to
Margaret Campbell. They had:
1 AGNES ARROLL, b circa 1809 and m circa 1833 to William Blair, a shoemaker.
They lived at 30 Duke Street, St. Rollox, Glasgow. AGNES was a seamstress. She
d 16 Jul 1883 at City Poorhouse, Glasgow of chronic bronchitis and dropsy.
2 MARY ARROLL, b circa 1822. She m circa 1847 to Michael McGowan, a labourer.
She d 24 Feb 1865 at 100 High Street, Glasgow of consumption.
JOHN ARROL AND JANE CAMPBELL FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b 1800 in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland He was a farmer.
John m circa 1830 to Jane Campbell in County Londonderry. They had:
1 MATILDA ARROL, b circa 1822. She m 8 Jun 1853 to James McQuillan, a farmer.
She d 25 Jul 1921, age 99, at 2 Laird Street, Port Glasgow of senile decay. (See also
page 443: MATILDA'S surname was spelled Arrol on the death certificate, as was
her father's name. However the name was spelled Arrell on other records.)
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JOHN ARROLL AND MARGARET SMITH FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1800. He was a handloom operator. He m circa 1830
to Margaret Smith. They had:
1 JANE ARROL, b circa 1833. She was a home housekeeper and never
married. She d 15 Feb 1916 at 4 Bumside, Hamilton of old age.
WILLIAM ARROL AND REBEKAH THURLOCK FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1800. WILLIAM was a weaver. He m 21 Feb 1823 to
Rebekah Thurlock at Barony, Glasgow.
JANET ARROL
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1852. JANET was a domestic servant. She had a illegitimate
daughter.
1 — - ARROL, b 12 Jan 1872 at Paisley. The female baby lived one
hour. It was 3 months premature. There was no medical attendant. The informant
in the death was Annie Colquhoun, an aunt who was present.
ROBERT ARROLL AND JANE —
I ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1829. ROBERT was a shipmaster. He m circa 1854 to
Jane — . Jane was b circa 183 1 . Her surname and parent's names are unknown. Jane
d 13 Nov 1883 at 30 Wellington Street, Greenock. She d of pleuro-pneumonia.
ROBERT ARROL AND CATHERINE LOGAN (LOGIE) FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1807. He was an engineer (engineman) who lived at Mile
End, Barony, Glasgow. He m circa 1830 to Catherine Logan (Logic). They had:
1 CATHERINE ARROL, b 30 Sept 1833. (CATHERINE was identified as the first
child.) CATHERINE is believed to have m 1st circa 1858 to Robert Glen, a boiler
maker, and 2nd circa 1872 to Duncan Thomson, a distillery maltman. CATHERINE
d 28 Dec 1894 at East Union Street, Glasgow of malignant disease of the hip bones.
2 ROBERT ARROL, b 15 Feb 1835 in Barony, Glasgow.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JAMES ARROLL AND CHRISTINA MILLER FAMILY
I JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1805. JAMES was a cotton spinner and grocer of
Cowcaddens and Port Dundas. He m circa 1820 to Christina Miller. Christina was a
millworker. Christina may have d 4 Aug 1854, age 59, in the poorhouse in Glasgow.
She d of cardiac disease and is buried in Sighthill Cemetary. Her name was spelled
Errol at her death, which was recorded on 19 Mar 1855. They had:
1 JANET ARROL, b 29 May 1821. (This child may have d at birth because the next
child, Elizabeth, is identified in the records as being the first child, and there is another
Janet b 18 Dec 1829.)
2 ELIZABETH ARROL, b 11 Sept 1822 and bapt 22 Sept 1822. (Identified as the 1st
child.)
3 Unknown.
4 ROBERT ARROLL, b 28 Jan 1827. (Identified as the 2nd child.)
5 JANET ARRALL, b 12 Dec 1829 at Glasgow.
6 CHARLOTTE ARROLL, b 4 Jul 1833 at Glasgow. (Identified as the 5th child.)
The above family name is spelled as Arrol, ArroU, and Arrall at various times in the
records, including JAMES ARROLL whose name is spelled in all three ways.
ROBERT ARROL AND MARY McLEAN (McLARION) FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1790. ROBERT was a ploughman of Smithcroft Villary.
He m circa 1818 to Mary McLean (McLarion) of Cradiheir. They had:
1 Unknown.
2 AGNES ARROL, b 29 Jun 1819 and bapt 4 Jul 1819 at Barony, Glasgow. AGNES
was the second child.
3 JAMES ARROL, b 11 Jan 1831 at Barony, Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND MARY GACHAN FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1840. He m circa 1865 to Mary Gachan. Mary was b circa
1842 and d 2 Jan 1902 at 31 King Street, Newton Stewart of heart disease. JOHN was
a vagrant in 1902.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JANE ARROL
I JANE ARROL, b circa 1848. JANE was a power loom weaver. She had:
1 AGNES AFFLECK ARROL, b 20 Jan 1873 at High Church. Glasgow and d 1 Nov
1873 at 14 Marquis St., Glasgow of debility.
JAMES ARROL AND SHARIJEAN NITTER FAMILY
I JAMES ARROL, b circa 1796. JAMES was a cotton spinner. He m 1 1 Nov 1821 to
Sarijean Nitter at Barony, Glasgow
JOHN ARROLL AND CHARLOTTE BOYLE FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL,b circa 1826. JOHN was a weaver of Parkland. He m 24 Aug 1851
to Charlotte Boyle. They both resided in Calton Parish. The marriage was registered
in Barony.
ELLEN ARROLL
I ELLEN ARROLL, b circa 1847. ELLEN was a cotton store worker. She had:
1 ALEXANDER MEIGHAN ARROLL, b 1 Jan 1872 at High Church, Glasgow and
d 29 Jan 1873 at 100 High Street, Glasgow, of mesentonica.
JOHN ARROLL AND ELIZABETH ESDALE FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1706. He m 3 Jun 1731 to Elizabeth Esdale (Easdail) at
Glasgow. They had:
1 JEAN ARROL, christened 4 Jun 1732 at Glasgow.
2 JOHN ARROL, christened 21 May 1734 at Glasgow.
3 PATRICK ARROL, christened 1 Apr 1739 at Glasgow.
ELIZABETH ARROL AND EDWARD GALLOCHAR FAMILY
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1800. ELIZABETH m 20 Jan 1822 to Edward Gallochar
at Calton. Edward was a weaver.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARJORY MITCHELL FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1705. He m circa 1730 to Marjory Mitchell. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, christened 19 Sept 1731 at Glasgow.
2 JEAN ARROL, christened 25 Jun 1733 at Glasgow.
3 WILLIAM ARROL, christened 27 Jun 1734 at Glasgow.
4 JOHN ARROLL, christened 16 Nov 1735 at Glasgow.
5 MARGARET ARROLL, christened 29 May 1737 at Glasgow.
6 THOMAS ARROL, christened 19 Nov 1738 at Glasgow.
7 MARY ARROL, christened 15 Feb 1741 at Glasgow.
ROBERT ARROL(L) AND JANE BROWN FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL(L), b circa 1821. ROBERT was a mariner. He m 18 Jan 1849 to
Jane Brown. They had:
1 JEANNIE ARROL(L), b 7 Sept 1859 at 58 Vennel, Greenock.
2 ROBERT ARROL(L), b 16 Jul 1862 at 38 Innierkip Street, Greenock. ROBERT d
13 Apr 1863. He was a hydrocephalic.
THOMAS ARROL AND MARY GILMOUR FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1833. He m circa 1854 to Mary Gilmour. They had:
1 THOMAS ARROL, b 19 Nov 1858 at Greenock.
JOHN ARROL AND ANNIE TAYLOR FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1847. JAMES was a yam warper. He m 9 Feb 1872 to Annie
Taylor in Glasgow. Annie was b circa 1851, the daughter of Alexander Taylor, a
cotton weaver, and Mary Telford. Annie d 30 May 1875 at 471 London Road,
Glasgow, of phthisis pulmonatis. They had:
1 JAMES ARROL, b 1 1 Aug 1872 at 471 London Road, Glasgow.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
ROBERT ARROL AND MARY McCLELLAN FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1790. ROBERT m circa 1 8 16 to Mary McClellan Thev
had:
1 Unknown.
2 Unknown.
3 HUGH ARROL, b 8 May 1821 at Barony, Glasgow.
JAMES ARROLL AND JANE NICHOLSON FAMILY
I JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1840. JAMES was a cabinet maker. He m 3 Sept 1855 to
Jane M. L. Nicholson at Glasgow. They had:
1 MARY ARROLL, b 21 Oct 1856 at Milton, Glasgow. MARY, a domestic servant,
m 12 Mar 1897 to John Percy at 41 Dixon Avenue, Glasgow, according to the
forms of the Church of Scotland. John was a newspaper printing machineman and
a widower. He was the son of John Percy, a printfield worker, and Elizabeth
Boyle (dec.) His mother, Elizabeth, subsequently m to - — Mofat. MARY was
living at 157 Waddell Street, Glasgow and John at 168 S. Wellington Street when
they married. MARY d 25 Feb 1928 at 177 MacKeith Street, Glasgow of nephritis
and cardie syncope.
2 ISABELLA McAUSLAN ARROL(L), b 24 Nov 1858 at 196 Curscube Road,
Milton, Glasgow. ISABELLA was a domestic servant. She m 31 Dec 1891 to
Joseph Robertson at 217 Broad Street, Mile-End, Glasgow. Joseph, an engine
fitter, was b circa 1855, the son of Joseph Robertson, a cabinet maker, and Lucy
Amelia Chalmers (dec.) ISABELLA was living at 6 Peel Street and Joseph at 217
Broad Street when they married. ISABELLA d 18 Feb 1899 at Bridgeton,
Glasgow of puerperal endomichitis septicaemia.
3 JANET ALEXANDER ARROLL, b 22 Apr 1861 at Anderston, Glasgow.
4 JAMES ARROL(L), b 17 Sept 1864 at 198 Eglinton Street, Glasgow. JAMES d
on 9 May 1867 of whooping cough at 3 Regent Street in Greenock.
5 ALEXANDRINA ARROL, b circa 1876. ALEXANDRINA was a sewing
machinest. She never married. She d 10 Jul 1903 at 7 Ingram Street, Glasgow of
phthisis pulmonatis.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
MOSES ARROLL AND SARAH McGINIGALL FAMILY
I MOSES ARROLL, b circa 1823. MOSES was a weaver. He m circa 1848 to Sarah
McGinigall. They had:
1 DANIEL ARROLL, b circa 1849. DANIEL d 7 Feb 1856 of consumption at 27
Canan Street, Glasgow. He was 7 years old. He was buried at Sighthill Cemetary,
Glasgow.
CHARLES ARROL AND MARY LAWSON FAMILY
I CHARLES ARROL, b circa 1818. CHARLES was a power loom operator. He m circa
1838 to Mary Lawson. He may have later m Mary Marshall. Mary was b circa 1814,
the daughter of David Marshall and Martha Gillillan. Mary d 5 Mar 1895 in Bamhill
Poorhouse, Glasgow of bronchitis. CHARLES d 23 Jan 1895 at 18 New Street,
Glasgow of renal cirrhosis and aortic regurgitation. They had:
1 CHARLES ARROL, b circa 1839. CHARLES was a letter press printer. He m
circa 1857 to Agnes Paterson. Agnes d 8 Aug 1909 at 192 Claythom Drive,
Glasgow of heart disease. They had:
1-1 AGNES ARROL, b circa 1857. AGNES m 30 Dec 1884 to Charles Scott at
Calton, Glasgow. Charles was a drapery warehouseman. AGNES d 7 Aug 1932
at 253 Duke Street, Glasgow of arterial sclerosis and myocarditis.
1-2 ANDREW ARROL, b circa 1861. ANDREW was a letter press printer. He m
28 Jan 1887 to Jane "Jeannie" Tweedie at 280 Dalmamock Street, Parkhead,
Glasgow. Jeannie was b circa 1867, the daughter of Robert Tweedie, a ship's
carpenter, and Jeannie Walker of Glasgow. Jeannie d 25 Mar 1888 of "tubercular
disease". ANDREW d 30 Jan 1895 of enteric fever. They had:
1-2-1 ROBERT TWEEDIE ARROL, b 4 Feb 1888 at 280 Dalmamock Street,
Parkhead, Glasgow. ROBERT was originally named Andrew, however his
name was changed to ROBERT on 31 Mar 1888. ROBERT d 30 Mar 1888
at Glasgow of debility.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
HENRY JOSEPH ARROL AND JANE ARMOUR FAMILY
I HENRY JOSEPH ARROL, b circa 1840. JOSEPH was a soldier and a shoemaker. He
m circa 1863 to Jane Armour. They had:
1 JOSEPH ARROL, b circa 1864. JOSEPH was a timber merchant and a metal
merchant or dealer. He then was a chemical manufacturer. He m 16 Oct 1884 to
Barbara Campbell at 1 1 Onslow Drive, Dennistoun, Glasgow. Barbara was the
daughter of James Campbell, engine keeper, and Mary Brash. They were Iivmg at
Cowlairs Lodge, Keppochhill Road when they married. JOSEPH d 23 Feb 1904 at
North Poorhouse, Leith of bronchitis. They had:
1-1 JOSEPH ARROL, b 18 Aug 1896 at 28 Cochrane Street, Glasgow and d 27 Jul
1897 at 24 Trafalger Lane, Leith of measles and convulsions.
1-2 JOSEPHINE ARROL, b 3 Jan 1898 at 24 Trafalgar Lane, Leith.
DAVID ARROL AND MARTHA GILFILLAN FAMILY
I DAVID ARROL, b circa 1780. He m circa 1818 to Martha Gilfillan. Martha was b
circa 1788, the daughter of Moses Gilfillan (dec), a weaver, and Mary — (dec). She
d 13 Nov 1858 at 76 Bell Street, Glasgow of a fracture of the skull. David was cotton
weaver. (Reference RCE 1858 Vol III, P. 116.) They had:
1 ISABELLA ARROL, b circa 1816. She m 11 Mar 1838 to Andrew Inglis in
Glasgow. Andrew was a machine printer. ISABELLA d 16 Jun 1872 at 22 South
St. Mungo Street, Glasgow of pneumonia and jaundice.
2 DAVID ARROL, b circa 1819. DAVID was a labourer. He d 12 Jan 1881 of
bronchitis at Bamhill Poorhouse.
3 MOSES ARROL, b circa 1822. MOSES was a handloom weaver. He m circa 1847
to Margaret Wilson. He d 16 Sept 1861 at 35 King Street, Glasgow of abdominal
aneurysm.
4 RACHEL ARROL, b circa 1823. She m circa 1848 to Daniel McCormick.
RACHEL d 27 Apr 1890 at Hutcheson, Glasgow of general debility and pleuro
pneumonia.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JOHN ARROL AND AGNES McGARVIE FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1847. JOHN was a shoemaker. He m circa 1872 to Agnes
McGarvie. They had:
1 ALEXANDER ARROL, b circa 1873. ALEXANDER was a Private 3/7
Batt. Highland Light Infantry Division, British Army. He m 1 1 Jan 1916 to Lillias
McDonald Harrison at Blythswood, Glasgow. Lillias was b circa 1876, the daughter
of John Harrison, a bootfitter (dec), and Helen Dickie (dec). ALEXANDER was
later a general labourer, a shoemaker and a library caretaker. Lillias was living at
Glebe View, Crossbill Road, Maybole when she married. ALEXANDER d 25 Nov
1953 at County Hospital, Ayr of stricture of urethra, cerebral vascular accident and
arterio-sclerosis. ALEXANDER'S usual address in 1953 was 14 Crossbill Road,
Maybole Lillias d 27 May 1961 at Nether Auchendrare by Ayr of carcinoma of the
esophagus. They had:
1 - 1 WILLIAM HARRISON ARROL , b 20 Jan 1 906 at 20 Paxton Street, Kilmarnock,
Ayrshire. WILLIAM was a shoemaker and then a motor hirer (i.e., a taxi-cab
proprietor). WILLIAM was m three times. He m 1st on 5 Sept 1934 to Margaret
Beattie Auld at 58 John Street, Ayr. Margaret, b 9 Jun 1905, was a florist. She
was the daughter of John Auld, an electrician, and Jessie McCaffee. He was
living at 45 Mill Street and Jessie was living at Glebe View, Maybole when they
married. They later divorced. Margaret m 2nd on 30 Mar 1951 to Alexander
Steele. Margaret, a florist, was living at Nurses Cottage, Crosshouse, Kilmarnock
when she m Alexander. Alexander, a grocer, was b circa 1913 the son of David
Steele, a baker, and Mary Watt. He was living on Main Street, Patna, Ayrshire.
She d 22 Apr 1970 at Ayrshire Central Hospital, Kilwinning. WILLIAM m 2nd
on 1 Sept 1951 to Mary Catherine Carr at Surrey, England. Mary was b 5 Sept
1924, the daughter of Augustus Samuel Carr, a company director, and Elizabeth
Hoffman Mary d 1 Jul 1968 at 19 Greenhead Road, Maybole of myocardial
infarction. WILLIAM m 3rd on 24 Feb 1972 to Ellen Donnelly in Glasgow.
Ellen was a pupil nurse. She was b 26 Sept 1926, the daughter of John Donnelly,
a security officer, and Mary Rooney. WILLIAM d 18 Dec 1982, age 76, at 19
Greenside, Maybole of coronary artery disease and heart failure.
1-2 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1908. JOHN was living at 13 Springfield Park Road,
Rutherglen in 1952. He was the informant on his mother's and father's death.
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JOHN ARROLL AND ANN YUILL FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1829. JOHN was a starcher's labourer. He m 19 Dec 1854
(or 22 Dec) to Ann Yuill at Rutherglen. JOHN d prior to 1883. They had:
1 ANNIE ARROLL, b 21 Nov 1861 at Brighton, Glasgow. ANNIE was a
cottonpowerloom weaver. ANNIE m 31 Dec 1883 to William Kerr, a tapestry
handloom weaver, at 1 1 Preston Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow according to the forms
of the Free Church of Scotland. William was a widower. He was b circa 1850, the
son of William Kerr, a handloom weaver (dec), and Margaret Russell, formerly Kerr.
Margaret's maiden surname was Fleming. ANNIE was living at 122 Mam Street,
Bridgeton, Glasgow and William at 1 1 Preston Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow when they
married.
2 JANET ARROLL, b 19 Dec 1863 at 132 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow and d 1
Aug 1864 at age 7 months of an abcess. (This family's name is also spelled ERROL
and EARL m the records. See page 392.)
SAMUEL ARROLL (or EARLE) AND CATHERINE KENNEDY FAMILY
I SAMUEL ARROLL (Or EARLE) b circa 1820. He was a sugarhouse labourer. He m
circa 1854 to Catherine Kennedy, the daughter of Thomas Kennedy, a tailor, and Jane
Love (dec). Catherine d 18 Sep 1898 at Greenock Poorhouse, Smithson, Gourock of
senile decay. She was a ragpicker whose usual residence was Union Court, Greenock.
JAMES AND JEANIE ARROL FAMILY
JAMES ARROL, b circa 1854. JAMES was a gardener. He m circa 1880 to JEANIE
ARROL. They had:
1-1 ANDREW ARROL, b circa 1881. ANDREW was an engmeer's storeman. He
lived at 8 Loire Dr. Glasgow in 1948. ANDREW d 19 Nov 1948 at the Royal
Infirmary, Glasgow of prostatic hypertrophy and cardiac failure The informant on
his death was Walter Duncan, his second cousin, who lived at 106 West Clyde
Street, Helensburg.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
ALEXANDER ARROLL AND JANE DOBBIE FAMILY
I ALEXANDER ARROLL, b circa 1810. ALEXANDER was a coach driver. He m circa
1847 to Jane Dobbie. They had:
1 ESTHER ARROLL, b circa 1848. ESTHER m 6 Mar 1868 at Central District,
Glasgow to John Hamilton, a carter. ESTHER d 21 Jan 1922 at Royal Infirmary,
Glasgow of chronic bronchitis and a gallstone operation. ESTHER was living at 6
Piccadilly Street, Glasgow when she died. They had: Joseph Hamilton. He was
living at 349 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow in 1922.
JOHN ARROLL AND MARGARET CAMPBELL FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1815. He m circa 1840 to Margaret Campbell. They had:
1 MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1841. She m 1st circa 1867 to James Kelly, a
cattle drover, and m 2nd on 29 Jun 1871 to John Dalton, a boiler fireman. She d 20
Jun 1913 at 201 Quarry Street, Hamilton of chronic bronchitis and senile decay.
John and MARGARET had William Dalton.
KATHERINE ARROL AND THOMAS SMITH
I KATHERINE ARROL, b circa 1719. She m 18 Nov 1744 to Thomas Smith at
Glasgow.
BEATRICE ARROL AND RICHARD NIVEN FAMILY
I BEATRICE ARROL (formerly Sloan), b circa 1897. BEATRICE was the daughter
of Jane Sloan, a dressmaker. BEATRICE was a lithographer's machine feeder. She m
1st to — ARROL. She m 2nd on 4 June 1920 to Richard Niven, an irontumer, at St.
Francis Church, Glasgow according to the forms of the Roman Catholic Church.
Richard was b circa 1897, the son of John Niven, a gas meter tester, and Margaret
Doran. BEATRICE was living at 1 7 1 Waddell Street, Glasgow and Richard was living
at 22 1 Gallawgate Street, Glasgow when they married.
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JANET ARROL
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1836. JANET was a thread mill worker. She had:
1 CHRISTINA ARROL, b 15 Mar 1861 at Paisley and d 2 Jul 1862 at 69 Causey side
Street, Paisley of teething which she had for six months. There was no immediate
medical attendant.
ROBERT ARROLL AND JANET BROWN FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1795. ROBERT was a cooper (foreman). He m 29 Dec
1814 to Janet Brown at Greenock. Janet, b circa 1796, was the daughter of Alexander
Brown and Elizabeth Dunsmore. Janet d 3 Aug 1866 at Ford House, Greenock of
"age". They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROLL, b circa 1821.
ROBERT ARROL AND CHRISTINA GUNN FAMILY
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1830. ROBERT was a confectioner. He m circa 1854 to
Christina Gunn. They had:
1 CHRISTINA ARROL, b 3 May 1856 at 11 Mutton Brae, Aberdeen.
2 ALEXANDRINA ARROL. b 3 Sep 1858 at South Leith and d 17 Oct 1858.
ROBERT ARRL AND MARGARET BARR
I ROBERT ARRL, b circa 1740. He m circa 1765 to Margaret Barr at Paisley, Abbey.
JOHN ARROL AND ELIZABETH BUCHANAN FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1744. He m circa 1769 to Elizabeth Buchanan. They had:
1 ANN ARROL, christened 4 Jan 1770 at Old Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire.
2 JEAN ARROL, christened 19 Jan 1776 at Old Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire.
3 JOHN ARROL, christened 17 Nov 1777 at Old Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire.
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WALTER ARROL AND JANE ALLAN FAMILY
I WALTER ARROL, b circa 1829. WALTER was a joiner. He m circa 1854 to Jane
Allan. They had:
1 MARY ARROL, b circa 1857.
MARGARET ARROL AND FRANCIS McNAMARA FAMILY
I MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1854. MARGARET was a cotton factory worker. She
and Francis McNamara, a boot finisher, had an illegitimate daughter; Margaret
McNamara, b 10 Feb 1882 at 30 McKechnie Street, Glasgow. Margaret McNamara
d 10 Sept 1884 at 48 Bell Street, Glasgow of muco-entritis. MARGARET ARROL
also had an illegitimate daughter prior to her relationship with Francis McNamara. She
had:
1 AGNES ARROL, b 15 Jan 1878 at 41 James Street, Calton, Glasgow. AGNES d
27 Aug 1880 at 41 James Street, Calton, Glasgow of acute bronchitis.
ELIZABETH ARROL
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1840. ELIZABETH was a yam winder. She had an
illegitimate daughter:
1 MARGARET ARROL, b 1 Mar 1864 at 61 Greenvale Street, Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND MATILDA BRYDEN FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1840. JOHN was a ploughman. He m circa 1865 to Matilda
Br\'den. Matilda was the daughter of Robert Bryden, a coal miner, and Matilda Duftin
(Duffin). Matilda had; Matilda Br>den Arrol b on 22 Feb 1885 at 13 Aitken Street,
Cadzow, Parish of Hamilton. Matilda Br>'den Arrol declared that her daughter was not
the child of JOHN ARROL and she further declared that she had no personal
communication with him since he went to Ireland about 10 years previously (circa
1875).
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WILLIAM ARRALL AND MARTHA BORTHWICK FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARRALL, b circa 1817. WILLIAM was a grocer. He m circa 1844 to
Martha Bothwick. Martha was the daughter of Alexander Borthwick, a seedsman, and
Martha Hockley. WILLIAM d 12 Jan 1870 at 30 Kelly Street, West Greenock.
Martha d 14 May 1886 at the infirmary on 54 Ann Street in Greenock of a
strangulated hernia.
JOHN ARROLL
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1840, parents unknown. He was a labourer. He never
married. He d 21 Jan 1912 at 95 Dairy mple Street, Stranraer of chronic bronchitis.
MARY ARROLL AND JOHN NEWELL FAMILY
I MARY ARROLL, b circa 1822. MARY m 18 Jun 1847 to John Newell, a weaver, at
Campbell Street, Glasgow. Both John and MARY were of Barony Parish, Glasgow.
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARGARET TAIL YOUR
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1695. She m 22 Dec 1720 to Margaret Tailyour at
Glasgow.
WILLIAM ARROL AND HELEN RODGER BEVERIDGE FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1781. He m on 31 May 1806 to Helen Rodger Beveridge.
She was a widow when she d on 13 Mar 1863 at 7 Tobago Street, Greenock of
debility from old age. Helen was the daughter of Andrew Beveridge and Helen
Rodger.
MOSES ARROL AND CATHERINE HAMILTON FAMILY
I MOSES ARROL, b circa 1830. MOSES was a handloom operator. He m circa 1854
to Catherine Hamilton. They had:
1 JANE ARROL, b circa 1859 and d 25 Aug 1862 at 47 King Street, Glasgow of the
croup.
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In Scotland
SAMUEL ARRAL AND ANN CAMPBELL FAMILY
I SAMUEL ARRAL, b circa 1775. SAMUEL was a book canvaser. He m circa 1800
to Ann Campbell. Ann was the daughter of John Campbell, a farmer, and Isabella
McFarlane. Ann d 10 Dec 1861, age 85, at Custom House Lane, Port Glasgow of
exhaustion from old age. They had:
1 ISABELLA ARRAL, b circa 1801.
WILLIAM ARROL AND AND JANE BOYLE FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1760. WILLIAM was a seaman. He m circa 1785 to Jane
Boyle. They had:
1 JANE ARROL, b circa 1786. She m circa 1811 to Neil Smith, a seaman. She d 21
Dec 1866 at the Poorhouse in Greenock. They had:
1-1 JUNE ARROL, b circa 1812.
JANET ARROL AND HUGH MITCHELL FAMILY
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1768. She m 15 May 1815 to Hugh Mitchell, a cooper.
JANET d 2 May 1845 and Hugh d 15 Dec 1846. The couple was buried at Greenock
Cemetery, Inverkip Street, Greenock.
JOHN ARROL AND MARY CAMPLIN FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1818. He m circa 1843 to Mar>' Camplin. They had:
1 ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1844 and d 29 Mar 1867 at the City Poorhouse,
Glasgow of rheumatic cardiac disease.
MARY NICHOLSON ARROL
I MARY NICHOLSON ARROL, b circa 1854. MARY was a saleswoman. She lived
at 31 Findlay Street, Glasgow. She had an illegitimate son:
1 JAMES HARRY ARROL, b 15 May 1881 at Maternity Hospital, Glasgow.
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PETER ARROL(L) AND MARY BUTCHER FAMILY
I PETER ARROL(L) (ARRAL), b circa 1805. PETER was a quarryman. He m 25 Dec
1857 to Mary McDonald Butcher at New Kilpatrick. Mary m 1st to Edward McQuire,
a cottonspinner. She was b circa 1806, the daughter of James McDonald Butcher (dec)
and Elizabeth Scott. She d 10 Jul 1890 at Milngavie, New Kilpatrick of senile decay.
PETER may have d 5 Feb 1870 at New Kilpatrick.
JANE ARROL
I JANE ARROL, b circa 1872. JANE was a domestic servant. She was living at the
schoolhouse in Carmyle. She had illegitimate twins:
1 JANE ARROL, b 30 Jan 1897 at 7 Avon Street, Glasgow, registered in Kinning
Park, Glasgow.
2 JAMES ARROL, b 30 Jan 1897 at 7 Avon Street, Glasgow, registered in Old
Monkland West.
ISOBEL ARROLL AND JOHN BALFOUR
I ISOBEL ARROLL, b circa 1671. ISOBEL m 12 Apr or 30 Apr 1696 to John Balfour
in Edinburgh.
SAMUEL ARROLL
I SAMUEL ARROLL, b circa 1824 His mother was -— Scales. He d 26 Oct 1893.
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARGARET McDONALD
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1808. WILLIAM m circa 1835 to Margaret McDonald.
Margaret was the daughter of James McDonald, a Sergeant Major, and Agnes McKay.
Margaret m 2nd circa 1850 to Allan Moody, a wood sawyer. Margaret d 6 Feb 1878
at 42 Main Street, Greenock. Margaret was found dead in bed She died of disease
of the brain, paralysis and debility. The informant on the death was Agnes McKellar,
a niece.
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In Scotland
ALEXANDER ARROL (ARRELL) AND ANNIE LIDDELL FAMILY
(See page 423 for complete genealogy of this family)
I ALEXANDER ARROL (ARRELL), b 18 May 1857 at Rocktown, Castledawson,
Countj' Londonderry, Northern Ireland. ALEXANDER was a a munitions worker and
later a carters contractor. He m 19 Jul 1881 to Annie Liddell at Partick, Glasgow.
Aimie was b circa 1859, the daughter of John Liddell, a wine and spirit merchant, and
Annie Hay (Kay). They had:
1 SARAH ARROL, b 28 Jun 1887 at Glasgow.
2 ANNIE (JANE) ARROLL, b 15 Apr 1889 at 8 Gourlay Street, Glasgow. ANNIE
m 1st on 6 Apr 1904 to James Barclay at 65 West Regent Street, Glasgow. They
were married by declaration in the presence of William Douglas, a carter, and JANE
ARROLL. James, b circa 1876, was a carter, the son of James Barclay, a farmer
(dec), and Jane Crawford (dec). Both ANNIE and James were living at 73
Auchinaim Road, Bishopbriggs when they married. James d prior to 1931. ANNIE
m 2nd on 10 Jul 1931 to John McClung at Somerville Memorial Church,
Keppochhill Road, Glasgow John was bom circa 1885, the son of Robert McClung
and Margaret Hollywood (dec). ANNIE was living at 3 Fraserbank Street, Glasgow
and John at 10 Ayr Street when they married. Annie d 19 Dec 1918 at
Pollockshields, Glasgow.
3 ROBERT ARROL, b circa Oct 1890 and d 18 Jul 1891 at 22 Avenue Road, Glasgow
of diarrhoea.
4 JOHN ARROL, b circa Mar 1893 and d 21 May 1894 at 36 Maitland Place,
Glasgow of pertussis.
MARY ARROLL
I MARY ARROLL, b circa 1863. MARY was a dressmaker. She had an illegitimate
daughter;
1 MARY WARREN ARROLL, b 17 Sept 1888 at 47 Skinnergate, Perth.
CATHERINE ARROLL FAMILY
I CATHERINE ARROLL, b circa 1850. CATHERINE was a sewing machine worker
and a dressmaker. In 1876 she lived at 7 Surrey Street, Glasgow. She had:
1 JAMES ARROLL, b 25 Sept 1874 at 4 Frederick Lane, Glasgow and d 6 Oct 1874
at 28 West Milton Street, Glasgow of diarrhoea
2 JAMES ARROLL, b May 1876 and d 28 Oct 1876 at 24 S. Wellington Street,
Glasgow, of diarrhoea
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In Scotland
JOHN ARRAL (ARRELL) AND JANET WRIGHT
I JOHN ARRAL (ARRELL), b circa 1661. He m circa 1686 to Janet Wright. JOHN
was a soldier in 1687. They had:
1 JOHN ARRELL, b 26 Sept 1687 at Dumbartsonshire.
2 ANDREW ARRAL, b 13 Apr 1689 at Dumbartsonshire.
PATRICK ARRALL AND MARGARET WATSON FAMILY
I PATRICK ARRALL, b circa 1650. PATRICK was a corporal. He m circa 1676 to
Margaret Watson. They had:
1 GEORGE ARRALL, b 16 Oct 1677 at Dumbartonshire.
2 ANNA ARRALL, b 1 Oct 1682 at Dumbartonshire.
3 PATRICK ARRALL, b 18 Apr 1684 at Dumbartonshire.
4 MARGARATT ARRALL, b 1 Apr 1687 at Dumbartonshire.
ELIZABETH ARROL AND JOHN POLLOCK
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1828. She m circa 1853 to John Pollock at Paisley.
PATRICK ARRELL AND CHRIST. McAUSLAN FAMILY
I PATRICK ARRELL, b circa 1630. PATRICK m circa 1656 to Christ. McAuslan.
They had:
1 JHONE ARRELL, b 15 Feb 1657 at Luss, Stirlingshire.
2 JONET ARRELL, b 4 Jul 1658 at Cashill, Stirlingshire.
3 ROBERT ARRELL, b 14 Aug 1661 at Cashill, Buchanan, Stirlingshire. ROBERT
was a soldier. He may have m circa 1686 to Isobell (Issobell) McAlpm.
ROBERT and Isobell McAlpin had:
3-1 ROBERT ARRELL, b 3 Jun 1687 in Dumbartonshire.
3-2 LILIAS ARRALL, b 28 Nov 1689 in Dumbartonshire.
3-3 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 24 Oct 1694 in Dumbartonshire.
JOHN ARROLL (ERROLL) AND HELEN CURRIE FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL (ERROLL), b circa 1684. He m 19 Apr 1698 to Helen Currie. They
had:
1 JOHN ARROLL, christened 25 Aug 1710 at Alloa, Clackmannun.
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MARY ARROL
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1719. She had:
1 GEORGE (GEO) ARROL, christened 26 Apr 1744 at Glasgow.
MARY HALL ARROL
I — ARROL, b circa 1791. He m Mary Hall circa 1816. Mary was the daughter of —
Hall. Mary d 28 Jan 1879 at 6 Union Street, Greenock of old age and debility.
(Informed by the Society for relief of the incurables at 46 Cathcart Street, Greenock.)
DUNCAN ARRELL AND MARGARET SMYTH FAMILY
I DUNCAN ARRELL, b circa 1625. He m circa 1650 to Margaret Smyth. They had:
1 CHRISTEN ARRELL, b 14 Oct 1655 at Luss, Stirlingshire.
PATRICK ARALL AND JANET STEWART FAMILY
I PATRICK ARALL, b circa 1640. He m circa 1665 to Janet Stewart. They had:
1 JOHN ARALL, b 18 Dec 1669 at Arachie More, Stirlingshire.
WALTER ARRELL AND JONET McRAY FAMILY
I WALTER ARRELL, b circa 1650. He m circa 1675 to Jonet McRay. They had:
1 MARIE ARRELL, b 16 Feb 1678 at Dumbartonshire.
JOHN ARROLL AND GRIZEL PATON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1760. He m circa 1785 to Grizel Paton. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROLL, christened 11 Jun 1786 at Kilmarnock, Ayr.
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JOHN ARROLL AND JANET GORDON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1709. He m 21 Dec 1734 to Janet Gordon at Bonhill,
Dumbartonshire. They had:
1 JAMES ARROLL, christened 9 Nov 1735 in Glasgow.
2 JANET ARROL, christened 16 May 1738 in Glasgow.
3 ALEXANDER ARROLL, christened 13 Apr 1740 in Glasgow.
4 WM (WILLIAM) ARROL, christened 13 May 1742 in Glasgow.
JOHN ARROLL AND MARGARET HUTCHINSON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1717 He m 8 May 1743 to Margaret Hutchinson at Glasgow.
They had:
1 ROBERT (ROT) ARROL, christened 11 Mar 1744 at Glasgow.
2 JANET ARROL, christened 29 Sept 1745 at Glasgow.
THOMAS ARROL AND BETHIA CRAIG FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1812. He m circa 1837 to Bethia Craig. He d 5 May 1875
at St, Ninians. Bethia was b circa 1817. She d 9 Dec 1879 at St. Ninians of general
debility.
WALTER ARROL AND MARY MAIN FAMILY
I WALTER ARROL, b circa 1755. He m circa 1780 to Mary Main. They had:
1 JOHN ARROL(L), b circa 1781. He d 24 Sept 1869 at Largs, Ayrshire.
2 WALTER ARROL, b circa 1787. He d 13 Mar 1857 at Bndgeton, Glasgow.
3 JAMES ARROL, b 23 Dec 1788 at Calton, Glasgow.
4 JEAN ARROL, b 15 Jul 1791 at Calton, Glasgow.
5 HANNAH ARROL, b 27 Feb 1794 at Calton, Glasgow.
CHARLES ARROL AND BARBARA FULLERTON
I CHARLES ARROL, b circa 1765. CHARLES was a messenger. He m circa 1790 to
Barbara Fullerton. They had:
1 DOUGLAS ARROL, b 20 Feb 1792 at Glasgow.
2 CHARLES ARROL, b 1 1 Jun 1795 at Glasgow.
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CHARLES ARALL AND AGNES HEART
I CHARLES ARALL, b circa 1760. CHARLES m circa 1785 to Agnes Heart. They had
twins:
1 WILLIAM ARALL, b 22 May 1786 and bapt 26 May 1786 at Paisley, Abbey.
2 ANN ARALL, b 22 May 1786 and bapt 26 May 1786 at Paisley, Abbey.
ISOBEL ARROLL AND JAMES COLQUHOUN
I ISOBEL ARROLL, b circa 1680. She m 1 Oct 1705 to James Colquhoun at
Dumbarton.
ELIZABETH ARROL AND JOHN DAVIDSON
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1687. She m 14 Oct 1712 to John Davidson at
Glasgow.
MARGARET ARROL AND HENRY LOCKHEAD
I MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1689. She m 27 Nov 1714 to Henry Lockhead at
Glasgow.
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARGARET FAICHNEY
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1694. He m 25 Dec 1719 to Margaret Faichney at Logic,
Perthshire.
MARGARET ARROL AND ANDREW MacFARLANE
I MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1681. She m 2 Mar 1706 to Andrew MacFarlane at
Dumbarton.
ISOBELL ARROL AND HUGH ANDREW
I ISOBELL ARROL, b circa 1681. She m 12 Jun 1706 to Hugh Andrew at Glasgow.
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MARGARET ARROLL AND WILLIAM BUCHANAN
I MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1702. She m 17 Mar 1727 to William Buchanan at
Dumbarton.
JANET ARROL AND JAMES CORSE
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1702. She m 1 Jun 1727 to James Corse at Aberfoyle,
Perthshire.
MARIE ARROLL AND GEORGE McFARLANE
I MARIE ARROLL, b circa 1705. She m 14 Mar 1730 to George MacFarlane at
Buchanan, Stirlingshire.
MARGARET ARROLL AND JAMES McCOUL
I MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1705. She m 4 Jun 1730 to James McCoul at
Glasgow.
PATRICK ARROLL AND JANET SCOTT
I PATRICK ARROLL, b circa 1708. He m 5 Apr 1733 to Janet Scott at Glasgow.
JNO (JOHN) ARROL AND ELIZABETH McCLAE
I JNO (JOHN) ARROL, b circa 1715. He m 3 Feb 1740 to Elizabeth McClae at
Glasgow.
ANABELL ARROL AND JNO. STEVENSON
I ANABELL ARROL, b circa 1718. She m 2 Jan 1743 to Jno. Stevenson at Glasgow.
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LILLIAS ARROL AND JOHN CAMPLE
I LILLIAS ARROL, b circa 1724. She m 21 May 1749 to John Cample at Glasgow.
JEAN ARROL AND JAMES BALLATINE
I JEAN ARROL. b circa 1725. She m 7 Oct 1750 to James Ballatine at Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND ELIZABETH SALMOND FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1727. He m 12 Apr 1752 to Elizabeth Salmond at Glasgow.
They had:
1 MATTHEW ARROL, christened 20 Jan 1753 at Glasgow.
MARGARET ARROLL AND JAMES ALLISON
I MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1727. She m 22 Oct 1752 to James Allison at
Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND MARY CURRIE
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1729. He m 20 Jan 1754 to Mary Currie at Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND HELEN McLACHLEN
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1729. He m 14 Jul 1754 to Helen McLachlen at Glasgow.
JANET ARROL AND DUNCAN McKENDERICK
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1733. She m 20 Jan 1758 to Duncan McKenderick at
Drymen, Stirlingshire.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
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MARGARET ARROLL AND WILLIAM BUCHANAN
I MARGARET ARROLL, b circa 1738, She m 28 Jan 1763 to William Buchanan at
Glasgow. William was a shopkeeper.
ELIZABETH ARROL AND UMPHRA BLAIR
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa lb68. She m 14 Sept 1691 to Umphra Blair at Glasgow.
JEAN ARROL
I JEAN ARROL, circa 1787. She m 8 Dec 1810 to Gamer Williams at Greenock.
ROBERT ARROL
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1791.
MARY ARROL
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1797.
ISABELLA ARROL
I ISABELLA ARROL, b 11 Oct 1812 at Cambelton, Argyll. Parents unknown.
JOHN ARROL AND MARY ALEXANDER
I JOHN ARROL. b circa 1780. He m 12 Jan 1805 to Mary Alexander at Paisley.
GRACE ARROL
I GRACE ARROL, b circa 1814. She m 24 Jun 1837 to Archibald Primrose.
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In Scotland
MARY ARROLL AND PETER FOULDS
I MARY ARROLL, b circa 1813. MARY m on 27 Mar 1836 to Peter Foulds in Paisley.
Peter was a collier in Quarrelton. MARY and Peter were both residing in Johnstone
when they married. They had; 1) Andrew Foulds, b 25 1836 in Paisley; 2) Mary
Foulds, b 24 Jul 1838 in Paisley; 3) John Foulds, b 17 Aug 1840 in Paisley; 4) Peter
Faulds, b 23 Dec 1842 in Paisley; 5) Jean Barr Faulds, b 8 Jun 1845 in Paisley; 5)
William Arrol Faulds, b 6 Feb 1848 in Paisley; and 6) Marion Faulds, b 9 Jul 1850 in
Paisley. (Note that the name Foulds is spelled variously Foulds and Faulds in the vital
statistic records. Note also the marriage of MARY ARROLL and Andrew Peter Faulds
in 2 Jun 1838, also in Paisley. See page 337).
DUNCAN ARROLL AND JANET HARDIE
I DUNCAN ARROLL, b circa 1624. He m 8 Mar 1649 to Janet Hardie at Edinburgh.
ROBERT ARROL AND ELIZABETH BROWN
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1794. He m circa 1819 to Elizabeth Brown. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1820.
JOHN ARROL
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1818. She m 28 Aug 1843 to Isabella Currie at Greenock.
JANET ARROL
I JANET ARROL, b circa 1823. She m 13 Jan 1846 to Samuel Angel at Paisley.
CHRISTINA ARROL
1 CHRISTINA ARROL, b circa 1824. She m 12 Nov 1847 to William Gilchrist at
Paisley.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
GRACE ARROL AND PETER MORGAN
I GRACE ARROL, b circa 1830 in Ballymena, Northern Ireland. She m 19 Feb 1855
to Peter Morgan at Clyde, Glasgow according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the
Roman Catholic Church. Peter was b circa 1829 at Drumacon, Ireland, the son of
Michael Morgan, a farmer, and Mary Boyle.
ANN ARRALL
I ANN ARRALL, b circa 1744. She m 6 Jun 1767 to James Cuming at Paisley.
JOHN ARROL
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1763. He had:
1 JANE ARROL, b circa 1789.
ISOBELL ARROLL
I ISOBELL ARROLL, b circa 1775. She m 18 Jul 1801 to Andrew Graham at Drymen,
Stirlingshire.
JANE ARRAL
I JANE ARRAL, b circa 1783. She m 8 Sep 1806 to John Elmer at Greenock.
ELIZABETH ARROL
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1821. She m 12 Aug 1844 to Alexander McCormick
at Houston.
ELIZABETH ARROL
I ELIZABETH ARROL, b circa 1845. She m 28 Dec 1868 to — - Pollock at Paisley,
Low.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
MARY ARROL
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1849. She m 13 Aug 1872 to — - Miller at Bridgeton,
Glasgow.
ISABELLA ARROL
I ISABELLA ARROL, b 1 May 1873 in Bridgeton, Glasgow. Parents unknown,
JOHN ARRAL AND MARGARET HAMILTON
I JOHN ARRAL, b circa 1736. He m circa 1761 to Margaret Hamilton. They had:
1 JOHN ARRAL, b 31 Jan 1762 at Paisley, Abbey.
ROBERT ARROL AND MARGARET GARDNER
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1739. He m circa 1763 to Margaret Gardner. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, bapt 13 Sept 1764 at Glasgow, Barony.
WILLIAM ARROL (ARRAL) AND MARGARET (MARY) BAIN
I WILLIAM ARROL (ARRAL) b circa 1754. He m circa 1779 to Margaret (Mary) Bain.
They had:
1 JOHN ARROL, b 20 Nov 1780 at Cardross.
2 ROBERT ARRAL, b 26 Aug 1792 at Greenock.
DUNCAN ARROLL AND AGNES LIGHTOUN
I DLTNCAN ARROLL, b circa 1604. He m 22 Jan 1629 to Agnes Lightoun at
Edinburgh.
MARY ARROEL AND JO. SMITH
I MARY ARROEL, b circa 1656. She m Aug 1681 to Jo. Smith at Bonhill,
Dumbartonshire.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
ISSOBELL ARREL AND WILLIAM LECKIE
I ISSOBELL ARREL, b circa 1657. She m Dec 1682 to William Leckie at Bonhill,
Dumbartonshire.
MARGARET ARROL
I MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1823. Margaret's mother's maiden name was Irvine.
She d 27 May 1894 in Hamilton.
JANE ARROLL
I JANE ARROLL, b circa 1789. JANE d 16 Jun 1870 at Kilmarnock.
ISABELLA ARROL
I ISABELLA ARROL, b circa 1767. ISABELLA'S mother's maiden name was Miller.
ISABELLA d 22 Feb 1869 at High Church, Glasgow.
CATHERINE ARROLL
I CATHERINE ARROLL, b circa 1872. CATHERINE'S mother's maiden name was
McCallum. She d 6 Aug 1930 at Anderston, Glasgow.
JOHN ARRALL
I JOHN ARRALL, b circa 1758. JOHN was a farmer. He m circa 1782 to Mary
McGouchan. They had:
1 ADAM ARRALL, b circa 1783. He m circa 1808 to Elizabeth — -. ADAM d 20
Oct 1858 at Milton, Glasgow
JOHN (PULLAR) ARROL
I JOHN (PULLAR) ARROL, b circa 1959. He m 2 Nov 1974 to Janice
Wylie/McGarroch at Paisley.
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ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
MARY ARRAL
I MARY ARRAL, b circa 1784. She m 7 Feb 1807 to James Lament.
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARRION LEISHMAN
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1741. He m 13 Apr 1766 to Marrion Leishman at Stirling,
Stirlingshire.
WILLIAM ARROL AND MARGARET LEISHMAN
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1741. He m 2 May 1766 to Margaret Leishman at Logic,
Perthshire.
ELIZABETH ARROLL AND DUNCAN McMURRICH
I ELIZABETH ARROLL, b circa 1744. She m 22 Jun 1771 to Duncan McMurrich at
Kilmarnock.
MARY ARROL AND JAMES McILQUHAN
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1755. She m 22 Jan 1780 to James Mcllquhan.
MARY ARROL AND ARCHIBALD McALLISTER
I MARY ARROL, b circa 1806. She m 18 Jan 1831 to Archibald McAllister at
Greenock.
MARGARET ARROL AND WILLIAM ANDERSON
I MARGARET ARROL, b circa 1822. She m 23 Jun 1847 to William Anderson at
Houston, Renfrewshire.
374
ADDITIONAL ARROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JEAN ARRELL AND HUMPHREY HOUET
I JEAN ARRELL, b circa 1772. She m 6 Jan 1797 to Humphrey Houet at Kilmarnock.
ISOBEL ARROL AND COLIN CAMPBELL
I ISOBEL ARROL, b circa 1773. She m 23 Aug 1798 to Colin Campbell at Barony,
Glasgow.
JOHN ARROL AND JANET ANDERSON
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1803. He m 25 Jul 1830 to Janet Anderson at Barony,
Glasgow.
375
ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In Australia
MARY ARROLL
WILLIAM ARROLL, b circa 1840, place unknown. He had:
1 MARY ARROLL, b circa 1866 in New Zealand. MARY was a dressmaker. She left
New Zealand for Australia when she was 21 years old (circa 1887) and resided in
Victoria for 7 years. MARY resided in New South Wales for 1 year prior to finally
settling in Western Australia. She d 16 Oct 1900 at Garden Street, Kalgoorlie,
Western Australia of cardiac failure.
RUBY AGES ARROLL
I RUBY AGES ARROLL, b 1895, place unknown. She was the daughter of James
Wilson and Lucy Lacey. She d circa 1927 at East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
ALLEN ARROL
I ALLEN ARROL, b circa 1827 in Scotland and came to Victoria, Australia circa 1834.
ALLEN was a labourer. He never married. ALLEN d 22 Sept 1885 of pericarditis and
inflammation of the lungs. He is buried in the District of Donald Cemetery, Victoria,
Australia.
PATRICK AND HENRY ARROLS
I — ARROLS, b circa 1831, place unknown. He had:
1 PATRICK ARROLS, b circa 1856, place unknown, perhaps Australia. He m circa
1881 to Mary Bartley in New South Wales, Australia.
2 HENRY ARROLS, b circa 1858, place unknown, perhaps Australia. He m circa
1883 to Mary A. Mclntyre in New South Wales, Australia.
JANE ARROLL
JANE ARROL, b circa 1818 in Scotland. She immigrated to Australia in 1858 She
was a housekeeper. Jane d 27 Sept 1910 at Melbourne Benevolent Asylum, Hapoleun
Ward, County Bourke, Melbourne. She d of senile decay and heart failure.
377
ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In Australia
MANUEL ARROLA AND ANNIE TRIBBLECOCK
I MANUEL ARROLA, b circa 1856, place unknown. MANUEL was a carpenter. He
m circa 1855, place unknown. They had:
1 ROBINA ARROLA, b 24 May 1878 in South Australia.
WILLIAM ARROL
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1813 in Scotland. WILLIAM arrived in Sydney on the
convict ship "Marguis of Huntley" on 5 Jul 1835. WILLIAM was a weaver, aged 22
years, from Ayrshire, Scotland.
378
ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLS
In New Zealand
JOHN ARROLL AND ISABELLA COCHRANE FAMILY
I JOHN ARROLL, b 29 Apr 1781 and bapt 31 May 1781 at Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He m on 23 Jan 1816 to Jean (Isabella) Cochrane at Row.'
(See Paragraph 2, Page 157.) They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 24 Feb 1823 and bapt 16 Mar 1823 at Helensburgh.
WILLIAM was a gardener. He immigrated to New Zealand and m 1st on II Apr
1873 to Ann Jane McCahon at Dunedin, New Zealand. Ann was a housemaid. She
was b circa 1843 in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, the daughter of Henry
McCahon, a storekeeper. Ann d 29 Sept 1881 at Maitland Street, Dunedin of
phythisis and exhaustion. She was buried at Northern Cemetary, Dunedin, New
Zealand. WILLIAM m 2nd on 5 Dec 1884 to Ellen Tofts at Dunedin, New Zealand.
Ellen was b circa 1848 in Scotland, the daughter of Henry Tofts, a shoemaker, and
Christina Low. WILLIAM returned to Scotland and d 17 Oct 1903, a pauper, at
Combination Poorhouse, Dumbarton, Scotland of hemiplegia. (See also pages
162-164.)
ARCHIBALD ARROLL AND JANET JAMISON STEVENSON FAMILY
I ARCHIBALD ARROLL, b circa 1848 at Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. He
m on 9 Dec 1876 to Janet Jamison Stevenson in Govan. ARCHIBALD was a
gardener. (See Paragraph 2-3-2, Pages 160-161.) They had:
1 ROBERT ERNEST ARROLL, b 27 Sept 1877 at Glenfinlas Street, Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire, Scotland. ROBERT immigrated to New Zealand. He was a
storeman He m 7 Jul 1906 to Agnes Bryson Cole at the residence of the bride's
parents on Carlyle Street, Napier, New Zealand. Agnes was a domestic. She was
b circa 1876 in Auckland, the daughter of Nigel Cole, a bricklayer, and Elizabeth
Kerr. They had:
1-1 ERNEST BRYSON ARROLL, b 10 Apr 1907 at Napier, New Zealand.
1-2 MARY AGNES ARROLL, b 13 Feb 1909 at Napier, New Zealand.
1-3 JEAN MARGARET ARROLL, b 1 Oct 1914 at Port Ahuriri, New Zealand.
2 ELIZABETH MEARNS ARROLL, b 4 Dec 1883 at 126 East King Street.
Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. (See also paragraph 2-3-2-2, Page 161.)
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
THOMAS ARROL
I THOMAS ARROLL, b circa 1844. In 1923 he was an army pensioner in the Royal
Hospital, Chelsea, London. He d 20 Apr 1923 at the Queen Alexandra Military
Hospital of bronchitis.
JOHN ARROL AND MARY ANN COTTON FAMILY
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1864. JOHN was a coal miner. He m Mary Ann Cotton circa
1888. They lived at 15 Medway Street, Radford, Woodhouse, Nottingham, England.
They had:
1 JOHN CHARLES (EASOL) ARROL, b 29 Apr 1889 at 15 Medway Street, Radford,
Woodhouse, Nottingham, England and d 16 May 1889 of debililty as the result of
jaundice from birth.
ALEC ARROL AND ROSE GREEN VELD FAMILY
I ALEC ARROL, b circa 1875 ALEC was a watchmaker. He m Rose Greenveld circa
1900. They lived at 18 Froslic Mansions, Whitechapel, London. They had;
1 CHARLES ARROL, b 27 Jul 1902 at 18 Froslic Mansions, Whitechapel, London,
England.
WALTER ARROL and RENE TRUDGILL FAMILY
I WALTER ARROL, b circa 1927. WALTER was an engineer's labourer. He m on 27
Oct 1951 to Rene Trudgill at Staincliffe, Yorkshire, England. WALTER was the son
of ROBERT ARROL, a motor lorry driver. Rene, b circa 1928, was the daughter of
George Francis Trudgill, a boiler fireman and a wool warehouseman. WALTER and
Rene were livmg at 2 Aireside, Cononley, Yorkshire when they married. The marriage
was later dissolved. They had:
I ALLAN EDWARD ARROL, b 14 Aug 1954 at 217 Horton Lane, Bradford, England.
Rene m 23 Jul 1973 to Rowland Karl Allen at Bradford, England. Rowland was b
circa 1928, the son of James Donald Allen, a coal miner. Rowland was a toolsetter.
They were living at 2 Wellington Place, Undercliffe, Bradford when they married.
Rene and John Patrick Preston, a woolcomber and a textile warehouseman, had:
1-1 SUSAN ANN ARROL, b 3 Apr 1953 at 88 Isles Street, Bradford, England.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
JOHN ARROL
I JOHN ARROLL, b circa 1613. JOHN m and had:
1 SAMUEL ARROLL, christened 9 Jun 1639 at Banbury, Oxford.
2 MARY ARROLL, christened 28 Jan 1649 at Banbury, Oxford.
HENRY ARROLL
I HENRY ARROLL, b circa 1560, place unknown. He m and had:
1 KATHERINE ARROLL, christened 16 Oct 1586 at Saint Lawrence Pountny,
London, England.
THOMAS ARROL
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1626. He m and had:
1 ELIZABETH ARROLL, christened 23 May 1650 at Penrith, Saint Andrew,
Cumberland, England.
PETER ARROL
I PETER ARROL, b circa 1664, place unknown. PETER m circa 1689 to Ann — -.
They had:
1 PETER ARROL, christened 21 Apr 1690 at Saint Duke's Place, London.
WALTER ARROLL
I WALTER ARROLL, b circa 1780. WALTER m 15 Oct 1805 to Mary Bizilly at All
Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne at Northumberland, England.
ANN ARROL
I ANN ARROL, b circa 1812, place unknown. ANN m 13 Jul 1835 to James Shiret at
Woolwich, Kent, England.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
JAMES ARROLL AND REBECCA — - FAMILY
I JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1810. JAMES was an engineer. He m on 26 Oct 1834 to
Rebecca — at Manchester, Lancashire. He d 6 Oct 1874 at 2 Chapel Row, Torpant
Antony, St. Germans, Devonshire, England. Rebecca was b circa 1902 and d 1 Feb
1875 at 2 Chapel Row, Torpant Antony, St. Germans, Devonshire, England. They had:
1 MARY ANN ARROLL, christened 26 Oct 1834 at Manchester, Cathedral,
Lancashire. MARY ANN is believed to have m 21 Oct 1855 to Thomas Edward
Richards at St. Thomas, Woolwich, Kent, England. Thomas was an engineer, the
son of Thomas Richards, a pattern maker. MARY ANN was living at Charlton
when she married.
2 ROBERT ARROLL, b circa 1839. He was a dockyard labourer. He m Margaret
Carson on 10 Jul 1864 at Woolwich, Kent. Margaret was the daughter of William
Carson, a private in the Royal Artillery. They were living at 17 Godfrey Street when
they married. ROBERT d 29 Nov 1867 at 17 Godfrey Street, Woolwich, Kent,
England of bronchitis.
ROBERT ARROL AND NELLIE CLARKE FAMILY
I ROBERT WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1855. ROBERT was a horse dealer. He m and
had:
1 ROBERT ARROL, circa 1870. ROBERT was a printer's compositor. He m 1 1 Aug
1901 to Nellie Clarke at St. Michaels and All Angels, Essex, England. They were
living at 8 Longfield Avenue, Walthramoton when they married. Nellie was b circa
1870, the daughter of William Henry Clarke. Nellie d 16 Dec 1948 at Chase Farm
Hospital, Enfield, Middlesex, England. Nellie died of hypostatic pneumonia
following coal gas poisoning, an accidental death. ROBERT d 8 Aug 1951 at St.
Michaels Hospital of hypostatic pneumonia following a fracture of the pelvis
sustained when he was knocked down by a motor van.
HUGH BAILEE ARROL
I HUGH BAILEE ARROL, b circa 1867. He m and had:
1 MARGURETA ARROL, b circa 1892. MARGURETA m 24 Dec 1917 to Harold
Cook at the Parish Church, Saint Pancras, London, England. Harold was b circa
1890, the son of Henr>' George Cook, a gentleman. Harold, an accountant, was
living at Bloomsburj' Square, London when he married. MARGURETA was living
at 3 Endsleigh Street, London when she married.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
JANE ANN ARROL
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1857. JOHN was a miner. He m and had:
1 JANE ANN ARROL, b circa 1882. JANE m 15 Apr 1905 to Thomas Trotter at the
Parish Church, Long Benton, Northumberland, England. JANE was living at 7 Ivy
Street, Forest Hall, and Thomas at 81 Newgate Avenue, Newcastle when they
married. Thomas was b circa 1878, the son of James Trotter, a ploughman.
ANN ARROL
I ANN ARROL, b circa 1830. She had:
1 THOMAS ARROL, b 13 Jan 1854 at Union Workhouse, Ainwick, Northumberland,
England.
REBECCA ARROL
I REBECCA ARROL, b circa 1894. REBECCA was b Rea Brown, the daughter of
Charles Hugh Taylor Brown, a stockbroker. She m 1st circa 1919 to — Mason. She
was a widow when she m 2nd on 31 Oct 1938 to Horace Arthur Cox at the Register
Office, Chelsea, London, England. Horace was b circa 1903, the son of Arthur Cox,
a retired telegraphist. Horace was a wireless operator in the merchant service. His
home was at 1 1 St. Matthews Walk, Leeds and REBECCA was living at 824 Nell
Georgian House, Chelsea when they married.
JAMES ARROL
I JAMES ARROL, b circa 1850. He m and had:
1 W. ARROL, b circa 1890. He lived at 20 Midland Road, Bedford, England.
2 JAMES ARROL, b circa 1897. JAMES d 13 Apr 1909 of tubercular cystitis and
cerebral embolism at the County Hospital, St. Mary, Bedford, England.
JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL ARROLL
I JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL ARROLL, b circa 1898. She was a hotel linen keeper. She
lived at 10 York Road, Hove, East Sussex, England. She d 5 Mar 1966 at Hove
Hospital, Sackville Road, Hove of broncho-pneumonia.
383
ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
JAMES ARROL AND MARY SUSANNAH HUMPHREYS FAMILY
I JAMES ARROL, b circa 1807. JAMES was a warper. He had:
1 JOHN ARROL, b circa 1832. JOHN was a wool and cloth warper. He was a widower
when he m on 23 Dec 1876 to Mary Susannah Humphreys at the Parish Church in the
Parish of Newtown, Montgomery, Wales. Susannah was b circa 1857, the daughter
of Elizabeth and Edward Humphreys. Edward was a gardener. Elizabeth was living
at 2 Wesley Court, Wedley Street, Nev\1own. Susannah was living in NewtovsTi and
JOHN was living in Newtown when they married. In 1878 they lived at Canal Road,
Llanllwcharam, Newtown, Wales. Susannah d 18 Apr 1894 at Welchford, New
Church Street, Newtown, Montgomery, Wales of syphilitic gummaia of the brain.
JOHN and Susannah had:
1-1 ELIZABETH (BESSIE) ARROL, b circa 1877. She was m 30 Mar 1906 to
George Donaldson Keddie, a tailor, at Auchterderran, Scotland. ELIZABETH d 4
Oct 1957 at 69 East High Street, Buckhaven of hypertension, uraemia,
arteriosclerosis and nephritis.
1-2 JEAN (JEANIE) BOUCHER ELIZABETH ARROL, b 1 1 Aug 1878. JEANIE was
a domestic servant. She m 7 Mar 1903 to Henry Crozier at the West United Free
Church Manse, Galashiels of Lintmailer, Galashiels, Scotland. Henry was a gardener
when they married and later was a general merchant. He was b circa 1869, the son
of George Crozier, a stonebreaker, and Elizabeth Watson He was living at 3 Croft
Street, Galashiels when he married. JEAN d 13 Apr 1947 at 84 Tweed Road,
Galashiels of pulmonary embolism and chronic myocarditis. They had: John Robert
Crozier
1-3 GEORGE ARROL, b 4 Nov 1879 at Canal Road, Llanllwcharam, Montgomery,
Wales.
1-4 AGNES ANNIE ARROL, b 20 Nov 1885 at 5 Albion Road, Newtown,
Montgomery, Wales. AGNES m 12 Jan 1913 to John Price Davies at Holy Trinity
Church, Tylorstown, Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales. John, a miner, was b circa
1883, the son of John Davies, a miner. They were living at 50 Regent Street,
Femdale, Wales when thev marrid.
THOMAS ARROL AND JANE ANDERSON FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1813. He m circa 1838 to Jane Anderson. They had:
1 ELIZABETH JANE ARROL, b 4 Mar 1839 at Murton, Tweedmouth, Berwick upon
Tweed.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
ALEXANDER ARROL AND ANN WATSON FAMILY
I ALEXANDER ARROL, circa 1742. He m 15 Dec 1767 to Ann Watson at
Tweedmouth, Northumberland, England. They are believed to have had:
1 GEORGE ARROLL, confirmed 29 Jun 1766 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland,
England.
2 JANE ARROL (ERROL), confirmed 17 Mar 1771 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland,
England.
3 FRANCIS ARROL, confirmed 29 Jun 1773 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland,
England.
4 ANN ARROL, confirmed 12 Aug 1775 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland, England.
5 ALEXANDER ARROLL, confirmed 1 Jun 1777 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland,
England. ALEXANDER may have d 23 Mar 1855 at West Street, Tweedmouth.
6 RALPH ARROL, confirmed 25 Apr 1784 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland,
England.
7 THOMAS ARROL, confirmed 6 Mar 1791 at Tweedmouth, Northumberland.
THOMAS ARROL AND PHILLIS ALICE HEATLEY FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1824, possibly at Tweedmouth, England. He m circa 1849
to Phillis Alice Heatley at Coldstream, Tweedmouth, England. PHILLIS was b circa
1828 at Rockmoor House. They had:
1 Name unknown.
2 Name unknown.
3 Name unknown.
4 PHILLIS ANN ARROL, b 14 Nov 1855 at Craigend, Stichill, Scotland. PHILLIS
was the fourth child.
THOMAS ARROL AND ALICE HATELY FAMILY
I THOMAS ARROL, b circa 1824. He m circa 1856 to Alice Hately. They had:
1 ANN ARROL, b 17 Jun 1857 at East Learmouth, Carham, Northumberland, England
and d four hours later of premature birth.
2 WILLIAM ARROL, b 9 Oct 1859 at East Learmouth, Carham, Northumberland,
England.
3 JOHN ARROL, b 16 Jun 1862 at East Learmouth, Carham, Northumberland,
England.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
JANE ARROL AND WILLIAM HACK
I JANE ARROL, b circa 1863. JANE m 27 Sep 1884 to William Hack at the
Presbyterian Church, Famham, Southampton, England. William was b circa 1859. He
was a Sergeant in the 2nd Battalion, Royal Highlanders. When he married he was
stationed at South Camp, Aldershot and JANE was living Alexander Road, Aldershot.
GERTRUDE AROLL AND CHARLES HAMEL FAMILY
I JOHANN AROLL, b circa 1839. JOHANN was a laborer. He had:
1 GERTRUDE AROLL, b circa 1864. GERTRUDE m 1 Aug 1894 to Charles
Valencia Kelly Hamel at Boniface Church, Mileend, Old Town, London, England.
Charles, a merchant seaman, was b circa 1865, the son of Oswald Hamel, a woolen
weaver. GERTRUDE was living at 1 Moness Street, Bromley and Charles at 4
Moness Street, Bromley when they married.
GEORGE ARROLL AND ELIZA TYLER FAMILY
I GEORGE ARROLL, b circa 1849. GEORGE was a laborer. He m circa 1874 to Eliza
Tyler. They had:
1 ESTHER JANE ARROL, b 1 Oct 1875 at 97 New Street, Greenwich, St. Nicholas,
Deptford, Kent, England.
2 ELIZABETH JANE ARROL(L), b 14 Jul 1880 at 12 New Street, Greenwich, St.
Nicholas, Deptford, Kent, England. ELIZABETH d 13 Oct 1882 at 19 Frenches
Fields, Greenwich, of scarlatina anginosa.
3 GEORGE CHARLES ARROL, b 1 Nov 1883 at 7 Rope Walk, Greenwich, St.
Nicholas, Deptford, Kent, England. GEORGE d 29 Apr 1884 at 7 Rope Walk,
Greenwich, from "inanition from birth."
JAMES AND CLARA LYDIA ARROLL
I JAMES ARROLL, b circa 1871. JAMES was a yam twister. He m circa 1 896 to Clara
Lydia — . Clara was b circa 1873 and d 27 Mar 1936 at 12 Florence Road, Bromley,
Kent.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
MARY ARROLL
I MARY ARROLL, b circa 1666, place unknown. She m 21 Apr 1690 to Christo.
Freeman at Saint Duke's Place, London.
WILLIAM ARROL
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1793. WILLIAM was a bootmaker. He m Mary -— circa
1819. Mary d 4 Feb 1847 at No. 6 Trevor Square, Knightsbridge, St. Margaret,
Westminster, Middlesex, England of diseased liver and dropsy.
BARBARA CAMPBELL ARROL
I BARBARA ARROL, b circa 1862. BARBARA was the daughter of James Campbell,
a stationary engineman. She m first to — ARROL. She was a widow when she m
2nd on 24 Nov 1920 to Martin Morris at the Register Office, Carlisle, Cumberland,
England. Martin was b circa 1845, the son of James Morris, a railway clerk. Martin
was a retired Sergeant, 1st Battalion, Border Regiment. He was living at Meadow
Cottages, Warwick Bridge and BARBARA was living at St. Nicholas Street, Carlisle
when they married.
SAMUEL ARROLL
I SAMUEL ARROLL, b circa 1870. SAMUEL was a labourer. He m and they had:
I LILLIAN ARROLL, b circa Mar 1896 and d 3 Aug 1896 at Fairless Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne of convulsions.
MARY ARROLL
I MARY ARROLL, b circa 1877. MARY was a passenger off the SS Gothic traveling
from New Zealand. She d 5 Nov 1895 at the Port of London Hospital of small pox
and complications from exhaustion.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In England
ROBERT ARROL
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1542. ROBERT m circa 1567 to Jane Miles at Petworth,
Sussex, England.
MARGARET ANN ARROLL
I MARGARET ANN ARROLL, b circa 1808, place unknown. MARGARET ANN m
22 Jan 1832 to Grist Benjamin at Surrey, England.
JOHN ARROL
I JOHN ARROL, b circa 1844. JOHN was a plasterer. He d 5 Oct 1856 at Tottenham,
Middlesex, England. John was "run over by railway, how not proven."
KIRSTY LOUISE ARROL - STEELE
I AMANDA LORRAINE STEELE ARROL, b circa 1962. AMANDA lived at 40
Stractan Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England. She had:
1 KIRSTY LOUISE ARROL-STEELE, b 23 May 1987 at Gloucester Maternity
Hospital, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England.
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ADDITIONAL ARROLs and ARROLLs
In North America
I CHARLES ARROL, b Sept 1850 in Connecticut. He m circa 1881 to Mary — - who
was b in 1857. They lived in Waterbury, Connecticut. They had:
1-1 MAXINE ARROL, b 1882 in Connecticut.
1-2 ETHEL ARROL, b 1884 in Connecticut.
I JAMES ARROL. He lived in Mahoning County, Poland Township, Ohio in 1851.
I TRACY AROLL, b Nov 1866 in Pennsylvania. He m Louise — - who was b in Jul
1871 in Connecticut.
I ROBERT ARROL, b circa 1868 in Connecticut. He was living in Prospect, Connecticut
in 1900.
I ROBERT AROLL, b circa 1869 in Penny slvania. He was living in Naugatuck.
Connecticut in 1900.
I WALTER ARROL, b circa 1878 in Connecticut. He was living in Prospect,
Connecticut in 1900.
I GEORGE ARROLL. GEORGE was a machinest who lived at 314 Eliot Street,
Detroit, Michigan in 1926-27.
I RAY ARROLL. RAY lived at 94 Watson Ave., Detroit, Michigan in 1928-29.
I MORRIS ARROLL, b circa 1880's. MORRIS was a labourer. He m 1st to Sophia — -.
In 1926 through at least 1932 he lived at 102 Popular, Boston, Massachusetts. In
1933 he lived at 109 Popular and in 1939 at 10 Auburn, Boston. He m 2nd to Rose
— circa 1943-45. In 1950 Rose was living at 10 Auburn, Boston. Morris d 30 Jun
1946 at Boston, Massachusetts.
I JOHN A. ARROLL. In 1887 JOHN was an electro-plater who boarded at 40 Lynde
Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
WILLIAM ERROL and MARGARET — - FAMILY
I WILLIAM ERROL, b circa 1789. He m circa 1813 to Margaret They had:
1 HUGH ERROL, b circa 1814. HUGH was a cotton weaver. He m circa 1839 to
Janet Bums. HUGH d 17 Nov 1861, age 47, at Braehead, Kirkintilloch.
ROBERT ERROL and MARY McLAREN FAMILY
I ROBERT ERROL, b circa 1795. ROBERT was an engineman of Kelvin Dock. He m
circa 1820 to Mary McLaren of Kelvin, Glasgow, They had:
1 — name unknown.
2 — -
3 ....
4 ....
5 ROBERT ERROL, b 9 May 1825 at Barony, Glasgow. (OPR 622/8)
6 JEAN ERROL, b 12 Jul 1827 at Barony, Glasgow. (OPR 622/8)
7 THOMAS ERROL, b 27 Feb 1829 at Barony, Glasgow. (OPR 622/8, page 408)
HUGH ERROL and JANET HENDERSON FAMILY
I HUGH ERROL, b circa 1803. HUGH was a cotton weaver. He m circa 1845 to Janet
Henderson in Glasgow. Janet was b circa 1809. They had:
1 — - daughter (dec by 1855).
2 — - daughter (dec by 1855).
3 — son
4 — son
5 JANE ERROL, b 22 Oct 1855 at 10 Marborough Street, Glasgow.
JOHN ERROL and MARGARET CUNNINGHAM FAMILY
I JOHN ERROL, b circa 1820. He m 7 Jun 1845 to Margaret Cunningham in Glasgow.
They had:
1 EBENEZER ERROL b circa 1846 at 53 Shaw Street, Greenock (Mid District).
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In Scotland
JAMES EROL and CATHERINE SMITH FAMILY
I JAMES EROL, b circa 1831 JAMES, an ironstone miner. He m Sept 1856 to
Catherine Smith at Dundee They had:
1 JAMES WILSON EROL, b 1 1 Nov 1868 at Muldron Row, West Calder.
MARY ERROL FAMILY
I MARY ERROL, b circa 1837. She had:
1 WILLIAM ERROL, b 13 Sept 1860 at 180 High Street, Ayr (Illegitimate).
BARBARA ERROL FAMILY
I BARBARA ERROL, b circa 1841. BARBARA never married She was a powerloom
linen weaver. In 1877 BARBARA was a washerwoman She had:
1 BARBARA ERROL, b 10 Sept 1861 at Ceres.
2 ANDREW NAIRN ERROL, b 13 Mar 1865 at Nethergate, Dundee. The father
was Alexander Nairn
3 ELIZABETH ERROL, b 6 Dec 1867 at 43 Cathcart Street, Greenock.
4 SARAH ANN NAIRN ERROL, b 27 Jan 1873 at 4 Tobago Street, Greenock. The
father was Alexander Nairn, a painter.
5 ALEXANDER NAIRN ERROL, b 17 Dec 1874 at 4 Tobago Street, Greenock. The
father was Alexander Nairn.
6 JAMES ERROL, b 13 May 1877 at 4 Tobago Street, Greenock.
JOHN ERROL AND AGNES YUILL
I JOHN ERROL b circa 1829. JOHN, a starcher's labourer, m 19 Dec 1854 to Ann YuiU
at Rutherglen, Glasgow. JOHN d prior to 1883. They had:
1 ANN ERROL, b 21 Nov 1861 at 132 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
2 JANET ARROL, b 19 Dec 1863 at 132 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow and d 1 Aug
1864 at age 7 months of an abcess.
(This family's name is also spelled ArroU and Earl in the records. See page 355.)
392
ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
In addition to the Errols who are related to the Arrols and Arrolls, and who are of
Scottish heritage (See pages 233-237), there are a number of other families with the
family surname Errol and Erroll. No relationship of these additional Errol and Erroll
families to the Scottish Arrols and Arrolls has been found. Although the Errols and
Errolls of England are located in various parts of the country, there are more of them in
Northumberland and in Nottingham than elsewhere in England. A listing of many of the
Errol and Erroll families of England follows.
In addition to these families there are other families with the same Errol and Erroll
surname who have an Indian and Pakistan heritage. These families are not documented
in this study, nor are the Errols of the islands of the Caribbean.
CHARLES ERROL and ANA LOBLIA
I GEORGE ERROLL, b circa 1791. GEORGE was a weaver. He m and had:
1 CHARLES ERROLL, b circa 1816. CHARLES m 15 Aug 1841 to Ana Loblia
at the Parish Church, Sunderland, Durham. Ana was the daughter of William Loblia,
a shoemaker. CHARLES and Ana lived on Wear Street at the time of their marriage.
WILLIAM ERROL AND FAMILY
I WILLIAM ERROL, b circa 1795. WILLIAM was a tailor. He m circa 1818 and had:
1 WILLIAM ERROL, b circa 1819. He m 10 Nov 1844 to Sarah Valentine at the Parish
Church, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Sarah was the daughter of Moses Valentine, a paper
hanger.
2 AMELIA ERROL, b circa 1820. She m 19 Nov 1843 to George Dorman at Islington,
Middlesex. George was the son of Edward Dorman, a gardener. John Mellar and
MARY ANN ERROL were witnesses to the wedding. AMELIA and George were
living at York Road at the time of the wedding.
3 MARY ANN ERROL, b circa 1820. She m 11 Dec 1843 to John Hartley Melmoth
Mellar at the Parish Church, Islington, Middlesex. John was a painter, the son of
John Mellar, a mason. AMELIA (ERROL) DORMAN was a witness to the wedding.
MARY ANN and John were living at York Road at the time of the wedding.
4 CAROLINE ERROL, b circa 1825. CAROLINE m 20 Apr 1848 to Hervey Blake at
the Parish Church, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Hervey was the son of Hervey Blake.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
JAMES ERROL AND MARY LINN FAMILY
I DAVID ERROL, b circa 1797. DAVID was a spinner. He m circa 1821 and had:
1 JAMES ERROL, b circa 1822. He m 29 Dec 1847 to Mary Linn at the Cathedral and
Parish Church, Manchester, Lancaster, England. Mary Linn was the daughter of
Joseph Linn, a butcher. JAMES was living at Trafford Street and Mary at Livesay
Street when they married.
THOMAS ERROL AND JANE ANDERSON FAMILY
I THOMAS ERROL, b circa 1816. THOMAS was an agricultural labourer. He m circa
1840 to Jane Anderson. They had:
1 EDWARD ERROL, b 23 May 1841 at Belford Plantation, Belford, Northumberland
and Durham, England.
MARTIN ERROLLS AND CATHERINE CANAVAN FAMILY
I MARTIN ERROLLS, b circa 1817. MARTIN was labourer. MARTIN m circa 1841
to Catherine Canavan. They had:
1 THOMAS ERROLLS, b 28 Mar 1842 at 37 Dudley Street, St. Philips, Birmingham,
Warwick, England.
THOMAS ERROL AND ALICE TULLY HATELY FAMILY
I THOMAS ERROL, b circa 1825. THOMAS was a groom He m circa 1849 to Alice
Thomas Hately. They had:
1 SAMUEL HATELY ERROL, b 17 Mar 1850, Newlearmouth, Carham, Glendale,
Ford, Northumberland, England.
WILLIAM EROLL AND MARY NEEP DAFT
I JAMES EROLL, b circa 1758. JAMES m and had:
1 WILLIAM EROLL, b circa 1783. WILLIAM was a shoemaker. He m 2nd to Mary
Daft on 1 Oct 1843 at St. Paul, Nottingham. Mary was b circa 1777, the daughter of
William Neep Man.' had also been married previously.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
JOHN ERROLL AND MARY BRUNTON FAMILY
I JOHN ERROLL, b circa 1871. JOHN was a civil engineer. He m circa 1896 to Mary
Eudoia Brunton. They had:
I ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL ERROLL, b 8 Sep 1897 at 58 Solon Road, West Brixton,
Lambeth, London. ARCHIBALD was a claims adjuster. He m 5 Jun 1937 to Doris Ivy
Payne at the Parish Church (Church of England) in New Maiden & Coombe, Surrey.
Doris was b circa 1904, the daughter of George Charles Payne. ARCHIBALD was
living at 47A Deacon Street, London and Doris was living at 76 Clarence Avenue, New
Maiden when they married. Archibald d circa 1979 at N. Walsham.
ANNIE ERROL AND WALTER JEFFCOAT
I JOHN ERROL, b circa 1887. JOHN m circa 1933 and had:
I ANNIE ERROL, b circa 1913. ANNIE m 16 Jun 1934 to Walter Jeffcoat at
Broughton, Northampton. Walter was a chef He was b circa 1908.
DAVID ERROL AND FAMILY
I DAVID ERROL, b circa 1856. DAVID was a colliery official. He m circa 1885 and
had:
1 WILLIAM JOHN ERROL, b circa 1886. William was a stoneman in a coal mine.
He m 29 May 1909 to Alice Summers at St. Mary's Church, Morpeth,
Northumberland, England. Alice was b circa 1885. She was a nurse atthe County
Asylum at Morpeth. They resided at 22 George Street, Hirst, Ashington,
Northumberland, England. WILLIAM died and Alice m 2nd on 10 Nov 1923 to
Charles Stanley Lazenby at St. Adams Roman Catholic Church, Ashington in the
district of Morpeth, Northumberland. Charles, b circa 1890, was the son of Andrew
William Lazenby, a joiner. WILLIAM and Anne had:
1-1 PATRICK ARTHUR ERROL, b 3 1 Aug 1901. He was an engineer's fumaceman.
He m 28 Apr 1928 to Florence Hockey at Newark, Nottingham. He was living
at 3 Lincoln Row, Newark and Florence at 1 1 Tomlinsons Yard, Easter Gate,
Newark when they married. They later lived at 82 Bowbridge Road, Newark,
Nottingham, England. They had:
1-1-1 ARTHUR WILLIAM ERROL, b 29 Jul 1928 at Field House, 82 Bowbridge
Road, Newark, Nottingham, England. ARTHUR was a motor mechanic.
He m 12 Mar 1949 to Maureen Moreton at Newark, Nottingham. Moreen
was a dressmaker. She was b circa 1932, the daughter of Charles William
Moreton, who was a charge hand in a bearing works. They resided at 37
Harcourt Street, Newark. ARTHUR and Moreen were divorced and
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ARTHUR m 2nd to Betty Hayes on 25 Nov 1978 at the Congregational
Church, London Road, Newark, Nottingham. Betty was divorced. She was
b circa 1938, the daughter of Edward Richardson, a labourer. ARTHUR
and Moreen had:
1-1-1-1 DAVID ARTHUR ERROL, b 12 Jul 1949 at 24 Lincoln Street,
Newark, Nottingham, England. In 1971 he lived at 9 Lincoln Street,
Newark, Nottingham, England. DAVID was a motor mechanic in
1978-1980 and a colliery underground fitter in 1984. In 1978 he lived
at 22 Lindley Street, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire and in 1984 he lived
at 57 Breck Bank Crescent, New Othertan, Newark. DAVID m 1st on
20 Feb 1971 to Margaret Rita Cannon at St. Leonard's, Newark,
Nottingham. Margaret, a machinist, was b circa 1953, the daughter of
Frederick Spencer Cannon, a gypsum worker. They were living at 9
Lincoln Street, Newark when they married. DAVID is believed to have
m 2nd circa 1977 to Linda Caldwell. Linda was b in Coleraine,
Northern Ireland. Margaret and DAVID had:
1-1-1-1-1 STEPHAN ANTHONY ERROL, b 22 Aug 1971 at the
General Hospital, Newark, Nottinghamshire, England.
Linda and DAVID had:
1-1-1-1-2 CHRISTOPHER SIMON ERROL, b 29 Mar 1978 at Kings
Mill Hospital, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England.
1-1-1-1-3 LINDSAY ANN ERROL, b 19 Nov 1980 at Kings Mill
Hospital, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England.
1-1-1-1-4 JONATHAN SCOTT BOYD-ERROL,b 1 Jun 1984 at Kings
Mill Hospital, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England.
1-2 ALICE ERROL, b circa 1911. ALICE was m 17 Aug 1938 to John Wharrier at
Stephen's Church (Church of England), Seaton Hirst, Northumberland. John, a
grocer, was b circa 1913, the son of Edward Wharrier, a miner.
1-3 SARAH ANNIE ERROLL, b 12 May 1912 at 22 George Street, Seaton Hirst,
Ashington, Northumberland, England In 1931 SARAH ANNIE was living at 9
Alexandra Road, Ashington, Northumberland, England. She was a domestic
servant. SARAH m 19 Jun 1946 to Frank William Baxler at Seaton Hirst,
Northumberland Frank was a banker. He was b circa 1913, the son of Frank
William Baxler, a miner. She had:
1-3-1 WINIFRED MAUD ERROLL, b 16 Nov 1931 at 9 Alexandra Road,
Ashington, Northumberland, England. WINIFRED m 3 Jul 1954 to Robert
Ridley Richardson at St. John's Church (The Established Church) of Seaton
Hirst, Northumberland. Witnesses included Margaret Wharrier. Robert,
a miner, was b circa 1928, the son ofWilliam Richardson WINIFRED was
living at 19 Elder Square and Richard at 30 North Seaton Road when the
couple married.
1-4 DAVID ERROL, b 6 Sep 1914 at 22 George Street, Ashington, Northumberland,
England.
2 ISABELLA ERROL, b circa 1890. She m 7 Nov 1914 to James Graham, a miner,
at the Parish Church, Seaton Hirst, Northumberland. She was living at 58 Hawthorn
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Road when she married.
3 MARY ERROL, b circa 1890. She m on 6 Feb 1915 to Mitchell Bailey at Morpeth,
Northumberland. Mitchell was a coal miner. He was b circa 1895, the son of George
Bailey, a colliery deputy overman.
4 JOHN ERROL, b circa 1893. (JOHN is believed to be the son of DAVID ERROL.)
JOHN was an above ground colliery labourer and a drainer. He m circa 1918 to
Annie Temple. They lived at 36 Seventh Row, Ashington, Northumberland, England.
They had:
4-1 ROBERT ALEXANDER ERROL, b circa 1909. ROBERT was a general
labourer. He m 22 Mar 1947 to Elizabeth Ann Twist at Northumberland Central,
Northumberland. Elizabeth was the divorced wife of James Dunn Bowden.
Elizabeth was b circa 1907, the daughter of John Henry Twist, a colliery Coal
Filler. ROBERT was living at 70 Garden City, Ashington and Elizabeth at 125
Salisbury Street, Blyth when they married.
4-2 MARY ERROL, b circa 1911. MARY was a drawer. She m 22 Aug 1936 to
James Crawford at Ashington, Northumberland. James, a labourer, was the son
of Thompson Crawford, a miner. MARY was living at 75 Garden City Villas
and James at 59 Seventh Row when they married.
4-3 ISABELLA ERROL, b 23 Jul 1919 at 36 Seventh Row, Ashington,
Northumberland, England.
5 HELENE ERROL, b circa 1895. HELENE m 2 Aug 191 1 to Charles William Young
at Morpeth, Northumberland. Charles was an underground colliery railwayman. He
was b circa 1891, the son of John Robson Young, a colliery labourer above ground.
HELENE was living at 10 Seventh Row, Ashington and Charles at 26 Pont Street,
Ashington when they married.
MARGARET ERROL
I MARGARET ERROL, b circa 1846. She had:
1 ROBERT ERROL, b 4 Apr 1872 at Workhouse, Bootle, Cumberland.
MARY HAZEL ERROLL AND PETER ANGELIDES FAMILY
I JOHN ERROLL, b circa 1919. He m and had:
1 MARY HAZEL ERROLL, b circa 1945 MARY was a secretary. She m 29 Jul
1972 to Peter Richard Angelides at the Parish Church in the London Borough of
Havering. Peter, a teacher, was b circa 1947, the son of John George Angelides.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
ARCHIBALD JOHN ACHIAMO ARNOLD ERROLL AND LETITIA
KATHLEEN KISSACK FAMILY
I JOHN HENRY ERROLL, b circa 1872. He was a boiler maker. He m circa 1895 and
had:
1 ARCHIBALD JOHN ACHIAMO ARNOLD ERROLL, b 17 Feb 1900. He m 5 Oct
1 92 1 to Letitia Kathleen Kissack at Oldham, England. Letitia, a sewing machine shop
assistant, was b circa 1898, the daughter of Joseph Kissack, a baker. ARCHIBALD
was living at 19 Cromwell Street, Oldham when he married. He was a structural
steelwork erector of 5 Clifton Street, Brooks's Bar, East Manchester, Manchester,
England. In 1926 they resided at 88 Jansen Road, Stratford, West Hampshire. They
had:
1-1 OLIVE MAY ERROLL, b 1 1 Jan 1923 at 15 Mitchell Street, East Manchester,
Manchester, England. OLIVE MAY was an estate agent secretary. She m 1 1 Jun
1949 to Peter Herbert Currie at Bournemouth. Peter was b circa 1925, the son of
William Herbert Currie, a finance officer. Peter was an officer in the Merchant
Navy. He was living at 10 Clifton Road, Southboume, Bournemouth and OLIVE
MAY was living at 10 Clifton Road when they married.
1-2 MASIE ARNOLD ERROLL, b 16 May 1926 at Queen Mary's Hospital, Stratford,
County of West Hampshire, England. MASIE was a clerk. She m 27 Sept 1947
to Kenneth Arthur Jensen at Southboume on Sea, Bournemouth. Kenneth was b
circa 1925, the son of Charles Lionel Jensen. Kenneth was a lieutenant in the
Royal Navy. He was living at 16 Grange Road, Southboume on Sea and MASIE
was living at 6a Irving Road, Boumemouth when they married.
1-3 MICHAEL JOHN ERROLL, b 8 Dec 1933 at 196 Prospect Road, Woodford,
Essex, England. MICHAEL was an oil sales manager and a director of oil
distributors. He m 6 Oct 1962 to Margaret Rosemary Lamb at Beckenham,
County of Kent. Margaret, a secretary, was b circa 1933, the daughter of Norman
Lamb, an export manager and shipping director. They resided in East Grinstead.
MICHAEL and Margaret were divorced and MICHAEL m 2nd on 12 Jun 1987 to
Diane Mary Darby at Surrey, South Eastern, County of Surrey. Diane, a
telephonist, was a widow, the daughter of William Francis Collins. She was b
circa 1941. Margaret m 2nd on 9 May 1987 to Alan Hope Falkner at Crawley,
West Sussex. Alan, b circa 1932, was a quality control manager, the son of Philip
Falkner, a bank official. They had:
1-3-1 JACQUELINE MARGARET ERROLL, b 18 Nov 1966 at RedhiU Hospital,
Redhill. JACQUELINE was an accountant. She m 3 Jun 1989 to Nigel
Christopher Smith at the Parish Church in Catcrham, Surrey. Nigel, an
investment advisor, was b circa 1967, the son of Barry Smith, and insurance
underwriting manager.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
ROBERT ERROL AND ELIZABETH
I ROBERT ERROL, christened circa 1774. He was a machinemaker and/or a weaver.
ROBERT m circa 1800 to Elizabeth — -. They had:
1 JAMES ERROL, christened 19 Jan 1806. The christening was registered by the
Episcopal Church of St. Andrew's by the Green.
2 CHARLOTTE ERROL, christened 15 Jun 1806. The christening was registered by the
Episcopal Church of St. Andrew's by the Green.
FRANCIS ERROLL AND FREDERICK WILLIAM RAPLEY
I WILLIAM ERROLL, b circa 1863. WILLIAM was a general merchant. He m circa
1886 and had:
1 FRANCIS ERROLL, b circa 1887. FRANCIS m 1 Nov 1916 to Frederick William
Rapley at Elham, Kent. Frederick was a private in the Fort Garry Horse. He was
previously a farmer. He was the son of William Rapley, an insurance agent.
FRANCIS was living at 3 Coombe Road, Folkstone and William at Thomcliffe Camp
when they married.
BERT ERROL (ISSAC WHITEHOUSE)
I Issac Whitehouse, b circa 1860. Issac was a brass founder. He m and had:
1 Issac Whitehouse, b circa 1883. Issac was a music hall artist. His stage name was
BERT ERROL. Bert' m 28 Apr 1910 to Ray Isaacs at Lambeth, London. Ray was
also a music hall artist. Ray's stage name was Ray Hartley. Ray was b circa 1886,
the daughter of Lewis Isaacs, a tea merchants manager. Bert' was living at 87
Clapham Road, London and Ray at 46 Burton Road, Brixton, London when they
married. Bert d circa Dec 1949 at Brighton.
RICHARD ERROL AND ELSIE CRECUONUIE FAMILY
I RICHARD ERROL, b circa 1869. RICHARD was an actor. He m circa 1893 to Elsie
Crecuonuie. They lived at 1 York Road, Weijbridge, England. They had:
1 GWYNETH MARGORIE ERROL, b 2 Dec 1894 at 1 Braukson Villas, Aujard Road,
Cobham, Weatherhead, Epson, Surrey, England.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
JOHN CHARLES HARMON ERROL-JOHNSON and
MARIE HOLDA BERGSTROM
I -— ERROL, b circa 1859. He m and had:
1 RUTH BUCKELL ERROL, b circa 1885. She m circa 1907 to John Charles Harmon,
b circa 1 884. John was a cigarette merchant, the son of Walter Ernest Johnson, a cloth
merchant. RUTH and John were later divorced. John's name was changed to
ERROL-JOHNSON by deed poll. John m 2nd on 14 Dec 1934 to Marie Hulda
Bergstrom. Marie was b circa 1900, the daughter of Pontus Bergstrom (dec), a
building contractor. Both John and Marie were living at the Strand Palace Hotel, the
Strand, London when they married.
JOSSLYN VICTOR HAY - EARL OF ERROLL
I Victor Alexander Hay, b circa 1878. Victor was the Earl of Erroll. He died in 1928.
Victor m circa 1901 and they had:
1 Josslyn Victor Hay, b circa 1902. Josslyn was the 22nd Earl of Erroll. He m 1st
circa 1924 to Idina Gordon. Idina, the Countess of Earl, was the daughter of Gilbert
De La Ware (dec), the Earl Del La Ware. Josslyn was Hon. Attache in Berlin and
Private Secretary to his father, 21st Earl, 1920-22. He was adventurous and part of
the young group of men and women made restless in the Twenties who, after the
war, went out to Kenya. Their exploits kept the establishments shaking their heads.
A major motion picture. White Mischief, was made of their exploits and his early
death. Idina m 2nd on 22 Nov 1930 to Donald Carmichael Haldeman at Steyning,
Sussex. Donald was b circa 1908, the son of Donald Carmichael Haldeman (dec),
a manor factorer. Josslyn was m 2nd on 8 Feb 1930 to Edith Mildred Mary
Ramsey-Hill Glen Hughes Maude. Edith was b circa 1894, the daughter of Richard
Watson Maude, a man of independent means. Edith was the divorced wife of Cyril
Ramsey-Fife.
EDWARD ERROLL AND MARY SILK FAMILY
I EDWARD ERROLL, b circa 1832. He was a shoemaker. He m circa 1857 to Mary
Silk. They lived at Hoviley Brow, Hyde, Chester, England. They had:
1 ELLEN ERROLL, b 12 Jan 1858 at Hoviley Brow, Hyde, Chester, England.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
FREDERICK JAMES ERROL - ERROL OF HALE, 1st Baron
I GEORGE MURISON ERROLL, b circa 1890. George was an engineer. He m circa
1913 to Kathleen Donavan Edington of Glasgow and London. They had:
1 FREDERICK JAMES ERROL, b 27 May 1914. FREDERICK attended Trinity
College, Cambridge University, PC 1960, MA, FIEE, FI Mch. E. During World
War II he served in India and Burma. He was a mechanical engineer. He m 19
Dec 1950 to Elizabeth Sowton Barrow of Stradbrooke, Exmouth, Devonshire.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Richard Sowton Barrow, a solicitor. FREDERICK
was a member of Parliament from AUnncham and Sale from 1945 to 1964. LORD
FREDERICK was in the House of Lords from 1981. He was a member of many
committees during his years as a member of Parliament. He also served as:
President, London Chamber of Commerce (1966-69); Deputy Chairman of the
Decimal Currency Board; Chairman of the Committee on Liquor Licensing
(1971-72); President, Electrical Research Association (1971-74); Director of
Consolidated Gold Fields, Ltd; F.C Construction Holdings, Norwest Hoist Ltd;
President AA (1974); and Chairman of Bowater Corporation (1973- ).
VICTOR GILBERT HAY, EARL OF ERROL AND ISABELLE ASTELL
I Sir Ian Moncriffe of that Ilk. He m and had:
1 Victor Gilbert Hay, Earl of Errol, b circa 1 948. Victor was the Lord High Constable
of Scotland. He m 8 May 1982 to Isabelle Jacqueline Astell at the Cathedral Church
of Winchester, Hamspshire. Isabelle was the daughter of Thomas Sidney Hohler, a
banker. She was b circa 1956 and lived at Walverton Park, Basingstokes,
Hampshire.
THOMAS ERROLL AND MARY ANN HARRISON FAMILY
I THOMAS ERROLL, b circa 1832. He was a shoemaker. He m circa 1857 to Mary
Ann Harrison. They lived at Bucks Yard, St. Mary, Norwich, England. They had:
1 MARK SPENTON ERROLL, b 28 Nov 1858 at Buck Yard, St. Mary, Norwich.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
MARY MURIEL ERROLL FAMILY
I MARY MURIEL ERROLL, b 24 Jan 1900 and d circa 1988 at Camberwell. She was
a commerical clerk. MARY lived at 408 Hook Road, Hook, Surbiton, Kingston,
Surrey, England. She had:
1 JOHN ERROLL, b 12 Jun 1941 at 26 Wolverton Avenue, Kingston, Surrey, England.
2 BRIAN ERROLL, b 20 Nov 1942 at Surbiton Hospital, Surbiton, Surrey, England.
BRIAN was a post office technician. He m 3 Apr 1971 to Margaret Jean Gowing
at Potters Bar, County of Hertfordshire. Margaret, a children's nurse, was b at Great
Yarmouth, Norfolk in circa 1948, the daughter of Kenneth Herbert Gowing, a works
clerk. They are believed to have had:
2-1 BRIAN ERROLL, b 8 Jul 1973 at Victoria Maternity Hospital in the Borough
of Bamet, London, England.
CHRISTOPHER NICHOLAS ERROL AND BERYL JEAN PARKER FAMILY
I PETER WILLIAM ERROL, b circa 1925. PETER was a pilot. He m and had:
1 CHRISTOPHER NICHOLAS ERROL, b circa 1950 in Maidenhead, Berkshire,
England. CHRISTOPHER was a buyer for the Electricity Board. He m 9 Aug 1969
to Beryl Jean Parker at New Forest, County of Hampshire. Beryl, a hotel
receptionist, was b circa 1952 in Leamington Spa, Warkshire, England. They lived
at Harbour Cottage, Bath Road, Lymington, England. They had:
1-1 SIMON ALEXANDER ERROL, b 6 Apr 1976 at the General Hospital,
Southampton, Hampshire, England.
1-2 ROSAMUND KATE ERROL, b 13 Dec 1977 at the General Hospital,
Southampton, Hampshire, England.
MARY ERROL AND MARY LLOYD FAMILY
I JOHN ERROL, b circa 1805. He m circa 1828 and had:
1 JOHN ERROL, b circa 1829. JOHN was a labourer. He m 28 Aug 1854 to Mary
Lloyd at Auckland, Durham. Mary was the daughter of Thomas Lloyd, a blacksmith.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
MARY ERROLL
I Mary (Brierley) ERROLL, b circa 1926. She was a telephonist in a chemical works in
1951. In 1956 she was a rotor winder with electrical engineers She lived at 135
Bolehow Road, Grancetown, Middlesbourgh, Yorkshire. Mary was the daughter of
William Brierley, a steelwork's fumaceman. She is believed to have married 1st to an
ERROLL and m 2nd on 21 Jul 1956 to Arthur Lawson Hargreaves at Wharfedale,
Yorkshire. Arthur was b circa 1928, the son of John Harvey Hargraves, a operative
woolen spinner. She had:
1 SUSAN MARGARET ERROLL, b 11 Jul 1951 at 54 Renshaw Avenue, Yeardon,
Airborough, Yorkshire, England.
JOHN ERROLL
I JOHN ERROLL, b circa 1918. JOHN was a company director and land owner. JOHN
was married twice. His first wife died and he m 2nd on 2 Nov 1968 to Mabel Beatrice
Lowe at the Register Office in the London borough of Havering. Mabel was b circa
1914, the daughter of Walter Baine, a waiter. JOHN and his first wife had:
1 ANN CLARE ERROLL, b circa 1944. ANN was a travel clerk. She m 27 Sept
1969 to Keith Callender Henry Taylor at the Catholic Church in the London borough
of Havering. Keith, a police constable, was b circa 1943, the son of Wilfred James
Walter Taylor, a stadium companv director.
JOHN ERROLL AND MARY ANN WEST FAMILY
I JOHN ERROL, b circa 1855. He was a signalman. He m 22 Oct 1880 to Mary Ann
West. They lived at 39 Hamilton Street, Bootle, England. They had:
1 ALBERT EDWARD ERROL, b 28 Dec 1881 at 39 Hamilton Street, Bootle.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In England
JOHN AND DORA ISABEL ERROLL-D'EATH FAMILY
I JOHN ERROLL-D'EATH, b circa 1915. He m circa 1940 to Dora Isabel Lucas. JOHN
was a smallholder and a ng braker. They lived at Foxborrows', Hounault Forest,
Chigwell Row, Romford, Essex, England. They had:
1 WILLIAM JACK ERROLL-D'EATH, b 3 Mar 1941 at Woodside Nursing Home,
Woodford, Redbridge, Essex, England. WILLIAM JACK was a fireman for the
London Brigade. He m 5 Jul 1969 to Eileen Mary London at Hainault, in the
London Corough of Redbridge. Eileen, a travel clerk, was b circa 1 94 1, the daughter
of Herbert John London, a taxi driver. They resided at 2A, Cross Road, Romford,
Havering in 1973. Eileen was b in Dalston, Hackney. They had:
1-1 JANE ADORA ERROLL, b 12 Jun 1971 at Rush Green Hospital, Dagenham,
London Borough of Barking, England.
1-2 TIMOTHY JOHN ERROLL, b 23 Oct 1973, Dagenham, London, Borough of
Barking, England.
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ADDITIONAL ERROL FAMILIES
In the United States
THOMAS EROL
I THOMAS EROL, b in Castille, Spain. He m — who was from London, England.
They had:
I JOSEPH THOMAS ERROL, b circa 1905 in New York City. JOSEPH was bom
with the surname EROL. However, he changed the spelling to ERROL when he was
young as he thought the name looked better spelled with 2 r's. He was employed
in a foundry. He m Evelyn Wentworth, b circa 1912 in Maine. Evelyn's mother was
English and her father was French. JOSEPH d circa 1951 of lung cancer. In 1990
Evelyn was living in Seattle, Washington. They had;
1 RICHARD ERROL, b circa 1936. In 1990 RICHARD was m and lived in
Magnolia, Washington.
2 WENDY ERROL, b circa 1949. In 1990 WENDY was m and lived in Arlington,
Washington. She had three children.
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PART III
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THE ARRELLS OF ULSTER
The family name of Arrell is found primarily in the County of Londonderry, Northern
Ireland. However, the descendents of the Arrells of Londonderry are found in County
Antrim, Northern Ireland, Australia, Canada, England, Scotland, New Zealand, Japan and
the United States. There are also many Arels and Arrells whose heritage is French
Canadian and who were orignally from France and settled in the Yamaska District of
Quebec. The Arrells from Quebec are discussed in Part IV of this volume.
The earliest published record of the spelling of the family name of Arrell in Northern
Ireland appears to be in the Indexes to Irish Wills, Volume V, which lists the will of
Robert Arrell, Cabragh, Parish of Termoneeny, in 1747. Two additional early published
records of early Arrell wills are those of Sarah Arrell, widow. King Street, in 1802, and
John Arrell of Cabragh in 1819. The records of deaths in Northern Ireland trace Arrells
to part of the County Londonderry during the period just before the end of the eighteenth
century.
Many Arrell families in Northern Ireland believe that their heritage is Scottish. At the
beginning of the seventeenth century, James VI of Scotland, I of England, undertook what
is termed the Plantation of Ulster.' There was a concerted effort made to settle Ulster
with Scots. There were many large estates, formed at the time of the plantation, that have
long passed into other hands. Many other estates were created by land grants between
1641 and 1703, after the 1641 Rebellion. During these times many indigenous Irish were
declared traitors, and their lands were confiscated and regranted, mainly to Protestant
Scottish Undertakers. The Scottish Undertakers, as part of their land grants, undertook
to plant the land with settlers (or undertenants) whom they brought over from Scotland.
It was primarily these tenants that became the ancestors of the ethnic group often known,
particularily in the United States, as the Scotch-Irish. Today this group is usually referred
to as Ulster Scots.
In the "Special Report on Surnames In Ireland" it is noted under the Chapter on Scottish
Names that:
From an early period there were migrations of Scotch from Scotland to Ireland
where they settled in Ulster, but the formal Plantation of Ulster took place in the
seventeenth century. The majority of the settlers were Scotch.
Although few in number, there were Arrells in Scotland in the 1500's and 1600's. The
Arrells lived in the highland glens of Cashill and Luss, in Buchanan Parish, Sterlingshire,
and in Dumbarton and Helensburgh in the Parish of Row, both in Dumbartonshire. (See
Appendicies X and XI.) A number of Arrol and Arroll families are descendents of these
early Arrells. The name Arrell was often spelled as Arral, Arrall, Arrol, Arroll, Arall,
Arol, Erroll, Errol and a number of other variants during this period. In 1990 the
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descendents of these early Arrells in Scotland spell their surnames either, Arrol, Arroll
or Errol. Whether these early Arrells from Dumbartonshire and Stirlingshire emigrated
to Ulster, or the Arrells were among the undertenants transplanted from the highland
glens to Ulster, is not known. Records indicate that the Duke of Lennox, who had great
power in Dumbartonshire, received a grant as an Undertaker. (1)
These undertakers, who held good social positions, used their positions to draw good
colonists from their own districts, thereby fulfilling the terms of the "plantation" contracts,
which bound them to "plant" their holdings with tenants. With the recipient of 2000
acres, the agreement was that the undertaker was to bring "forty-eight able men of the age
of eighteen or upwards, being bom in England or the inward parts of Scotland". He was
further bound to grant farms to his tenants, the sizes of these being specified. It was
particularily required that these should be "feus," or on lease for twenty -one years or for
life. The term used, "the inward parts of Scotland", referred to the old invasions of Ulster
by the men of the Western Islands. No more Celts were wanted as there were plenty of
that race already in North Antrim. It was the Lowland Scots, peace-loving and
Protestants, whom the Government desired.
A search of the records of the names of the undertenants has not revealed the name
Arrell. Although the name Arrell does not appear in the records of the Plantation of
Ulster, the name Averell is listed. The spelling is quite prevalent in the early records of
County Londonderry in the same areas as the spelling Arrell. There is no indication that
the spellings are related, but, because of the poor penmenship and the lack of the ability
to write in the 1600's, it is possible. We do not know. W.H. Maitland, in his History
of Magherfelt writes, "Robert Averall...is a direct descendant of the Averys who came
over at the time of the Plantation. (2)
Another record indicates the name Averall as a tenant of Sir Robert Heybome who was
listed as an undertaker. He had 1,800 acres called O'Carragan. The notation continues:
Upon this Proportion there is a Bawne of Clay and Stone, rough cast with Lyme,
the Walls not above 7 feet high and a small within it, being of Lime and Stone;
also near adjoining to the Bawne there are 10 little Houses standing together,
inhabited with British Families. 1 find planted and estated upon this Land, of
British Tenants,
Freeholders, 6 viz.,
1 having 660 acres.
2 having 240 acres le piece.
3 having 180 acres le piece. Total, 9 Tenants, who, with
Leases for years, 3 viz., their Undertakers, are able
1 having 180 acres. to make 26 Men with arms.
1 having 60 acres.
1 having 30 acres.
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A footnote to this listing notes:
...Sir Robert, who was styled of Killaman, in the County of Tyrone, demised
(conveyed or leased) the balliboes of Derryherke and Aghauereske, on the 10th
of May 1620 to Thomas Averell, gent., John Lyford, cleric, and Michael
Lawrence, gent.... (3)
Early records show that the name Arroll, just as the name Averell, was recorded before
the name Arrell. The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland contains copies of the
original records dating from 1661 that show Thomas Arroll paying quarterly rents to Mr.
Margetson. The payment is shown as being made for being a tenant on land near
Armagh. Mr. Arroll paid rent for 29 acres and one rood. In 1663 the parcel was
described as 'one bamstead and Close eastward of the school house.' In 1676 the name
was spelled Erroll' in these records. (4)
We must also consider that in Northern Ireland, as in Scotland, the spelling 'Arrol' and
Arroir existed alongside those residents whose name was spelled Arrell'. Lavinia Arrol
of Cabragh was bom in 1825 and William Arrol of Cabragh was bom in 1826. David
Arroll of Cabragh was bom in 1882. Are these misspellings of the name Arrell or were
some 'Arrolls' or Arrells' undertenants from Scotland? Research has not revealed an
answer. As in Scotland, the spelling Arroll' and Arrell' does appear on occasion within
the same family, and sometimes with the same individual. Arrells bom in Cabragh
during this period include: William, bom 1822; William, bom 1824 and Mary Jane, bom
1827.
Some of the given names of the Arrells in Ulster were similiar to the early Scottish Arrell
names, i.e., Robert, Thomas, and William. On the other hand, common Ulster given
Arrell names as Samuel, Alexander and Joseph are not found among the early Scottish
Arrell names.
In the research paper, "The Arrol Family" by Donald A. Tod, 1930, the author makes
several comments in regard to the family name Arrell. He writes, "The Arrell's were
settled in the Highland portion of Dumbartonshire at an early date." The name Arral is
found as early as the 1300's in "An Account of the Family of Drumikill", which was
located in the Parish of Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland. Drymen is located on the
southeast side of Loch Lomond.
In George Black's, "The Sumames of Scotland", the family names of Arrol, Arrell, and
Arroll are linked etymologically to each other. The name is attributed as coming from
the place name Errol in Perthshire on the Tay estuary.
Edward MacLysaght's, "The Sumames of Ireland", has the following mention of the
name:
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ARRELL (Oil Earghaill). This name, also called Harrell, is etymologically the
same as Farrell, it belongs to Donegal and Tyrone.
In fact, the name, with a very minor exception, is not found in Donegal or Tyrone. The
difficulty in tracing the origin of names is indicated by this statement in, "A Sf)ecial
Report on Surnames In Ireland"
by Robert E. Matheson:
It is impossible now, in some cases, to trace whether families are of Celtic or
English descent, as some of the English settlers took Irish names, and Irish
families were comjjelled to adopt Irish surnames.
The earliest published records showing the spelling of the name as ARRELL was found
in Scotland:
The Laing Charters, reference 641, makes note of John Arrell in Aroquybeg,
bom circa 1500, dated at Dumbarton, 14th February 1556. John Arrell, servitor
of the Laird Tullichewne, is mentioned in the Register of the Privy Council,
1569, and the Register Privy Council, 1619, notes that Duncan Arrell, cordiner
of Drumlegark, was put to the horn in 1619 with the MacFarlanes of Kepnock
for raiding. The Commissariot of Stirling (1607-1899) has records of John
Arrell, maltman, burgess of Stirling, 1646, and William Arrell, merchant, burgess
of Stirling, 1673.
The card file at the Society of Genealogists, London contains a card noting Elizabeth
Arrell, (daughter) of Thomas (Arrell), Reg. Penrith, St. Andrews, 23 May 1650.
The earliest published record of the spelling ARRELL in Ireland is in the Indexes to Irish
Wills, Volume V, which lists the will of Robert Arrell, Cabragh, Parish Termoneey, 1747.
Two additional early published records of wills are those of Sarah Arrell, widow of King
Street, 1802, and John Arrell of Cabragh, 1819. These references establish the present
day Arrells of Parish Termoneey in their native region as early as 1747.
The Arrells were small in number. In Matheson's "Special Report on Surnames in
Ireland", published in 1894, the name Arrell does not appear in the listing of 2,200 Irish
surnames that are printed in the table in the report.
Donald A. Tod also writes, "There is a small colony of Arrell's in County Londonderry
in Ulster." From the "Return of Owners of Lands in County Londonderry - 1873", Tod
lists the following:
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Alexander Arrell, Cabragh, Knockloughrim, Castledawson, Co. Londonderry, 7
acres, 5 roods, 11 perches. Valuation £6. 10s.
Henry Arrell, Cabragh, Knockloughrim, Castledawson, 25 acres, 22 perches.
Valuation £ 18.0s
James Arrell, Cabragh, 7 acres, 3 roods, 1 1 perches. Valuation £6. 5s.
John Arrell, Cabragh, 44 acres, 1 rood, 9 perches. Valuation £25. 5s.
William Arrell, Cabragh, 23 acres, 2 roods, 21 perches. Valuation £ 13.0s
They are the ancestors of a great many Arrells living around the world today.
Descendents of these Arrells in County Londonderry have thrived and live m Bellaghy,
Ballymena, Cabragh, Cavan, Deerpark, Maghera and Rocktown. They reside, in general,
in a corridor from Maghera in Central County Londonderry, near the Sperrin Mountains,
to Belfast. The communities they live in include Castledawson, Magherafelt,
Toonesbridge, Portstewart, Randalstown and Antrim in County Londonderry and County
Antrim. The Arrells also live in Newtownabbey and Belfast in County Down.
In keeping with the rural heritage of County Londonderry, the earliest records show that
the Arrells were farmers. There are a number of Arrells who are farmers in Northern
Ireland today, including Arrells who continue to farm the early family homesteads. There
are also many Arrells in Northern Ireland in other occupations including mechanics,
forestry, construction, joiners and nursing. There is also an Arrell who has a business
selling Caravan's.
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THE ARRELLS OF ULSTER
EARLIEST COMMUNITIES OF THE ARRELLS
IN NORTHERN IRELAND
As seen in the previous chapter, the earliest records of the Arrells in Northern Ireland
show them residing in County Londonderry, primarily in The Barony of Loughinshilin
which previously belonged to County Tyrone. In early times County Tyrone was added
to the County of Coleraine and together they formed the present County of Londonderry.
(5) The Arrells were found in a number of communities in the county, primarily the
communities of Cabragh, Castledawson, Knockloughrim, Maghera, and Magherafelt. A
brief overview of some of a few of these communities is given below:
CASTLEDAWSON
Arrells have lived in the South Londonderry village of Castledawson about as far back
as records are found. The history of the village indicates that it may well owe its
existence to the Plantation of Ulster. However, its identity and present day format is
primarily due to one family, the Dawsons, who not only planned the settlement, but
named the village.
The eight townslands of Mayola were granted by James I to Sir Thomas Philip only for
his sons to sell the lands to Thomas Dawson during the reign of Charles I in 1633.
Thomas Dawson was Deputy Commissioner of Ireland. His position in government gave
need for him to build a castle from which to administer. Joshua Dawson built a castle
in 1713 to replace a castle that suffered through years of rebellion and neglect. It was
through the building and existence of this castle by Joshua Dawson that Castle Dawson
was to become the name of the town.
Arthur Dawson was a Member of Parliament for County Londonderry and also Chief
Baron of the Excheqour. His taste for the finer things in life gave the house an unusual
finish and unique quality.
In 1824 the population of Castledawson totaled 600 and there was employment in a
healthy cotton factory and flour mill. However, the years 1845-46 were to herald a
distressing and bleak historical period. Although the potato blight that was to shroud
Ireland in a blanket of death was clear of the Castledawson area, by 1847 the complete
failure of the potato crop thoughout Ireland brought hardship, famine and inevitable death
on a scale never before witnessed to the sedate and tranquil lifestyle of the people in
Castledawson. Hundreds died in and around Castledawson itself
In 1840 the Presbyterian Manse was built in Castledawson.
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In 1851 the population was 663 with 127 houses. However, the population dwindled
with the exodus of villagers to America and Australia. A search of the property records
in 1862 does not reveal any listing of Arrells.
World War 1 (1914-18) took its toll of many young men from all denominations in
Castledawson and the immediate area. The sadness of those years saw exceedingly hard
times for many villagers. In 1918 a plague of rodents savaged many crops and stored
food.
In 1926 the population was 469 with 102 houses.
During World War II, battle-scarred troops of the 82nd U.S. Airborne Division, taken out
of the line in Italy, were shipped to Northern Ireland. The bulk of this unit were billited
in the Cookstown and Castledawson area with their headquarters in Castledawson. In
1969 Lord Mayola became the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. This event kept the
name of Castledawson on the front page of every newspaper and most news stations
through Europe. (6)
MAGHERAFELT
Magherafelt is a town located in the barony of Loughinsholin and the County of
Londonderry'. It is located 35 miles north northwest from Belfast and 38 miles east of
Londondeny.
Magherafelt was early on the property of the Salter's Company At the time of the
Plantation, the County of Londonderry, with the exception of a district about Limadav^,
was divided among the twelve London Companies - i.e. the Grocers, the Drapers, the
Fishmongers, the Clothmakers, the Ironmongers, the Haberdashers, the Merchant Tailors,
the Mercers, the Vintners, the Goldsmiths, the Skinners, and the Salters. (7) The Salters
built a village on the site of Magherafelt, but the Company sold out their estate under the
Land Purchase Act, and the inhabitants, with a few exceptions, bought out their houses.
Arrells appear to have been resident in Magherafelt as far back as there are records. In
1824 the village contained 221 houses. Up to about the year 1790, many of the houses
were built of wood. Most were shingled (wood instead of slates), but the only shingled
building remaining was the Presbyterian meeting-house that had been built in 1736.
Magherafelt was neither a commercial nor a manufacturing town. The only manufacture
was of linen. The shortage of water power was a disadvantage, there being nothing more
than an inconsiderate rivulet that barely afforded water power for a brewery that was
located a short distance from the town.
The inhabitants of Magherafelt were not very prone to amusement. They had, however,
a subscription pack of hounds that met twice weekly during season, and cockfighting that
took place on Easter Monday. (8)
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KNOCKLOUGHRIM
The village of Knockloughrim has also been associated with the surname Airell as far
back as there are written records. The name means "Hill on the rim of the lough". It
was a village in a picturesque spot surrounded by high hills and stately trees. The lough
referred to has long disappeared thanks to progress and good farming husbandry.
However, Knockloughrim Hill stands 425 feet high with its crown of trees. It is a
conspicuous landmark to be seen for many miles.
John Bates (1803-1855), a Belfast solicitor and Treasurer of Belfast Corporation, was
wholly responsible for the building of the village. On a trip to Londonderry he passed
through the area. Being a man of great ingenuity, he determined to build a model village
at Knockloughrim. He wanted to make Knockloughrim into a market town, with the
whole scheme being financed by the Belfast Corporation. It has been said that he also
wanted to build a castle on the Hill, but either the funds ran out or he was found out.
He absconded to France but was brought back by the legal authorities. Without his
energy and skill Knockloughrim would never have existed as it is. He lived until the age
of 52 years.
The one great feature about Knockloughrim is the quarry stone used in the construction
of the walls, buildings and footpaths. Black quarry stone mined from the local quarry
and hewn out of solid rock by labourers during the Great Famine gave locals the going
rate of 2d per day (1824-1847).
There is a windmill stump that still exists in Knockloughrim. It is the remains of a
windmill that was built by William Palmer. In the 1860s Knockloughrim was unique in
still having a windmill. At the time of the Plantation, windmills were utilized by the
tenants to grind their com. The Knockloughrim windmill was a great success and loads
of both American and Indian com were drawn by horse and cart from Antrim, and more
recently Castledawson, for grinding. The windmill was put out of working order by the
"Great Wind" (circa 1890) when the four sails got out of control and wrecked the top
deck and machmery. Thereafter it was named "Palmers Folly". The local Orange lodge
met in the basement of the windmill and many local people still refer to it as "the Orange
Stump". It is also constructed of the black quarry stone.
A stone's throw from the windmill is a high stack chimney, still stmcturally sound, that
drew the smoke from a boiler of a steam engine to power the six berth scutch mill of the
McLean family. Steam driven scutch flax mills were very rare.
The village had a Creamery that closed in 1931 after the Milk War. Milk was bought
for 4 l/2d per gallon. This caused a strike and Belfast was without milk for one week.
Following this the price rose to 6d per gallon.
Other features of the town include Hamilton's Fort that was a disused Quaker's graveyard.
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The graveyard is older than any in the area. The Knock House was built by John Bates
as a Hotel. It was given to the Church and sold in 1922 to the McLean family. The
High School was also built by John Bates in 1834 and was one of the first schools to
offer secondary education. A primary school now stands on the site. The local public
house, the Fireside Inn, was formerly the home of John Palmer. Constructed of Black
Quarry stone, it passed from Palmer to Convery to McGlade to Thackeray (of literary
fame) and then to Neill.
The Temperance Movement from America had a Temperance Hall built on the site of the
Methodist Church and was used as a Town Hall. Some time afterwords a Mission
Church was erected in Knockloughrim. It was capable of seating about 200 persons.
In the late 1800's a request was made to Alexander Elliott, a minister of Magherafelt, by
a number of families for Sunday Services. Mr. Elliott accordingly arranged for a service
to be held every Sunday afternoon in the Temperance Hall, Knockloughrim. At the next
circuit Mr. Elliott was appointed to the Circuit and arrangements were completed for the
establishment of regular Sunday Services in Knockloughrim.
In 1990 there was a Methodist Church, the Church of Ireland and a Presbyterian Church
in the village.
Knockloughrim was described in the Ireland Saturday Night of 1944 as "a walled patch
of grass - a very quiet village". (9)
CABRAGH
Some of the earliest records of the Arrells in Northern Ireland are associated with
Cabragh, in the Parish of Termoneey and in the barony of Louchinsholin, Londonderry.
Some of the townlands of this parish belonged to the Vintner's Company of London
during the 1600's. In the 1700's and 1800's the principal occupation of the inhabitants
of the parish was weaving linen and calico for the Belfast market. (10)
BELLAGHY
Bellaghy is also associated with the early Arrells. Bellaghy is in the Parish of
Ballyscullion, located in part in the barony of Louchinsholin, Londonderry. Bellaghy is
near Maghera, Castledawson, Knockloughrim, Magherafelt and Cabragh, all towns
associated with the Plantation of Ulster and the earliest records of Arrells.
On the Plantation of Ulster, the lands in the Parish of Ballyscullion were granted by
James I to the Irish Society, and by them transferred to the Vintners' Company of
London, who founded the castle and the town of Bellaghy. The church in Bellaghy was
built in 1794 on the site of a church that had originally been built in 1625. (1 1)
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ADDITIONAL EARLY REFERENCES TO ARRELLS
Early References to the Arrells in the United States
The name Arrell (Catherine, Jacob and Joseph) appears briefly in New York in the
mid-1970's. David Arell or Arrell is listed as a Revolutionary Soldier in Virginia.
(Virginia State Library, H.J. Eckenrode, Archivist, Richmond: 1912.) He was a
Lieutenant in 1776-77 and a Captain in 1784. Captain David Arell's payroll of seven
men recruited into his company is listed in "Virgina Soldiers of 1776," compiled and
edited by Louis A. Burgess, Volume 111, Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., Baltimore:
1973. The compilation also lists approximately 20 additional names of sergeants,
corporals and privates who were in Captain Arell's company during the Revolutionary
War. David Arrel, Captain, is also listed in "Virginia Military Records" indexed by:
Elizabeth Petty Bentley, Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1983, Officers of the State
Line During the Revolutionary Period. A Captain is listed as one who commanded a
company as a troop.
During the same period a John Arell is listed as a Captain in the Virginia State Navy.
He is later named in a listing of Officers of Marines "Who Have Received Land" in 1834.
The Pennsylvania Vital Records, Volume I, introduction by Don Yoder, Genealogical
Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1983 lists the following:
Catherine Arrell, marriage license 10 May 1764 and Jesse Cary, p. 684.
Richard Arrell, marriage license Jul 1749 and Christian Davies, pp. 488 and 496.
William Arrell, marriage license 25 Mar 1749 and Elizabeth Norwood, pp. 488
and 515.
The Index to New Jersey Wills (1689-1890), The Testators, Editors: Lee Smeal and
Ronald Jackson, Accelerated Indexing Systems, Inc. Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 lists the
following:
William Arrell, Gloucester County, N.J. Page 00365 Intestate and Inventory,
Probated 1748. (Gloucester County, N.J. is just south of Camden County, across
the Delaware River from Pennsylvania.)
"Colonial Soldiers of the South" (1732-1774), by Murtie June Clark, Genealogical
Publishing Company, Inc. Baltimore: 1986, p. 561 lists the following:
Richard Arrell voted for Colonel George Washington in the Fairfax County Election Poll,
16 Jul 1765. Opposing Colonel George Washington in the election was Colonel John
West and Captain John Posey.
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Powell Arrel is listed in the New York Census of 1800. In the New York Census for
1830 Edward Arrell is listed as living on 9th Street, New York City, and Thomas Errel
and John Errell are listed in the 1850 Michigan Census as living in Saginaw, Michigan.
In "The Famine Immigrants", Lists of Irish Immigrants Arriving at the Port of New York.
1846-1851. Ira A. Glazier, Editor, Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1986 there is
the following listing: (p. 697)
Arrived 11 Oct 1851 on the "Ticonderoga" from Liverpool:
NAME AGE OCCUPATION
Arrell, Mary, Mrs. 26 Housekeeper
Arrell, Bridget 4 Child
Arrell, Mar\' Ann 2 Child
Arrell, Thomas 1 1 months Infant
The "Philadelphia Naturalization Records", Edited by P. Williams, Filby: Gale Research
Co. Book Tower, Detroit, 48226 - 1982, lists the following:
Arrel, John Great Britain and Ireland, U.S. District Court 10 Apr 1848
Arrell, Arthur Great Britain and Ireland, U.S. Court of Common Pleas,
1 Jan 1878
In 1806 James Arrell made a claim for two hundred arpents of land situated on white
waters in the district of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. It was the opinion of the Land Claim
Board that this claim ought not to be granted. (12)
David Arrell, a mariner living at 19 Brigham, Boston, is listed in the 1907 issue of the
Boston City Directory.
Leon Arel was the President of the Art Craft Engraving Co. at 227 Tremont, Boston. He
lived at 53 Beacon, Arlington, Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1926 issue of the
Boston City Directory.
Marion B. Arrell was a teacher who taught at the Blackington Jr. High School in the
1940's and 1950's. In the 1960's she was teaching at the Patrick F. Gavin Jr. High
School. She lived at 18 Salem, Winchester, Massachusetts.
In the mid-1980's, Arrell Morgan Gibson, whose grandfather was an Arrell bom in
Northern Ireland, was a Research Professor of History in the University of Oklahoma.
He was a well-known historian and the author of many books and articles.
On 14 March 1985, Herman D. Arrell, Jr. wrote in the Boston Globe on the Results of
Elections in NYC, Detroit, Buffalo, and Ohio Town Eyed.'
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Circa 1985 Robert Arrell, of New Zealand, published a book entitled, "Waitomo Caves,
A Century of Tourism."
EARLY REFERENCES IN ENGLAND
As in Scotland, the name Arrell is found in the records in England at an early date.
Generally the name is found in conjunction with the family name Arroll, Arrol, and
Arrall. The Appendicies contain a listing of the name Arrell as found in the International
Genealogical Index as compiled by the Church of Latter-Day Saints. The names are
shown under the County in England where the event took place. It is possible that some
of those with the name Arrell in England were also involved in the Plantation of Ulster.
Although the Scots were more often the undertenants, the undertakers also settled the land
with English undertenants.
FRENCH/CANADIAN ARRELL'S
In addition to the descendents of Arrells in Northern Ireland, another family of Arrells
are descendant from a Joseph Issac Harrel of St. David, of the Yamaska District of
Quebec. These Arrells live primarily in the Minneapolis area of Minnesota, in
Washington, in Oregon and in California. These Arrells have a French/Canadian heritage
and culture and are unrelated to the Arrell's of Ulster. Joseph Issac Harrel had a son in
St. David named Issac Arel. The name Harrel appears to be an aberration, the more
common spellings for the family being Arrelle, Arrell, and Arel. The Yamaska District
of Quebec has many Arel families residing there in 1988. The genealogy of the family
that took the name Arrell is contained in Part IV of this volume.
ARMORIAL BEARINGS
"The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales; comprising A Registry
of Armorial Bearings from the Earliest to the Present Time" by Sir Bernard Burke C.B.,
LL.D., Ulster King of Arms, Reprint of the Last Edition of 1 884, Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, 1976 lists the following:
Arrell Or, a Cornish chough ppr. a bordure ar. charged with eight
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Terms: bordure. Border, surrounds the field occupying 1/5 is of an equal
breadth,
fleurs-de-lis. The flower of the lily but with 3 leaves instead of 5.
Cornish chough. A bird of the raven species, it is black, with beak and legs of
a reddish yellow. (The King of Crows)
Orrell Family Name
The spelling Orrell shows up briefly in the records in connection with the Arrells in the
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early 1800's in County Londonderry. It may be that this is just an aberration and a case
of not being able to decipher the early handwriting, it may be a misspelling of the name
Arrell on the part of the record keeper, or it could be possible that the name is associated
with the family name Orrell of England.
Terence Anthony David Orrell of Lancashire, England has written the following about
the family name Orrell.
"The first Orrell on record was Sir Richard de Orrell, knight who lived circa
1 155-1220. He was lord of the Manor of Orrell in Lancashire, and of parts of
the Manors of Dalton and Haigh of the same county. Although he is the first
whom we can trace it is apparent from the records that his ancestors had been
in possession of the Manor of Orrell (from which he derived his name) since
before the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. It is probably from the
situation of the manor and the history of the district, that his ancestor was one
of the Norse invaders who settled that part of Lancashire in the tenth century."
The ancestPr' of the Orrells "is purely English, although there have been Orrells
who have owned land in France at a later date, though only by conquest during
the Hundred Years War... King Henry V had five Orrells in his household, three
of whom were present with him in his bodyguard at the Battle of Agincourt in
1415. The Orrells of Turton Tower, a medieval fortified manor house built by
the Orrells, still stands just a few miles north of Bolton. This branch in its turn
had many cadets, and it is from the Turton family that most of the modern day
Orrells descend. There had been about thirty land owning branches of the
family by the seventeenth century, and it is probably a cadet of one of these
who was the first Orrell in America. The name of this individual was John
Orrell and he lived in Cambridge, Maryland where he had settled in 1686. He
died in 1723 leaving a numerous family, from whom most of the American
Orrells descended, although there have been several other emigrants to the States
at various times."
There is an Orrell family genealogical association newsletter that is published by Reverdy
Lewin Orrell III, 145 Sanford Avenue, Catonsville, Maryland. The excerpts from the
above letter are published in issue # 1 of this newsletter, dated July, 1986.
In Williamsburg, Virgina there is a house called the Orrell House. The house, probably
built during the third quarter of the eighteeth century, and now restored, takes its name
from John Orrell (or Orrill) who owned it about 1800. Both the house and the Orrell
Kitchen are guesthouses for the Williamsburg Inn in which visitors may stay.
Although any connection between the names of Arrell, Arroll and Arrol to the name
Orrell has not been established, the above information and contact is offered for those
who are interested in pursing the Orrell name further. Reverdy Orrell III indicates that
there are 600 Orrell households in the United States.
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Eileen Lavin Ferguson, Martine Eunice Arrol, Calum Kenneth Arrol,
Paul Ferguson, Kenneth Ferguson: Edinburgh & Zambia, 1989 (p. 252)
John Scott Arroll, James W. Arroll, Andrew James Arroll (born 29/8/91),
Great-Grandmother, Jenny Arroll, aged 90, 4 generations (pp. 175-176)
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Glukge R. Morrison,
Jessie Drysdale Arroll Morrison,
Mary Miller Arroll,
Jean Mills Arroll Beattie,
Robert Arroll, Forfar, Angus, Scotland
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John & Hilda Arrol, Vicki (Arrol) & Brett Bowater, Karen Arrol
II May 1991, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, (pp. 207-208)
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John Arrol, The Author (pp. 214-215)
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John, David, Robert, Stella, Nancy, William and
Jane Arrol and grandsons, 1987 (pp. 214-217)
Marriage of John Arrol and Elsie Burgess
Glasgow, Scotland, 2 October 1967 (see pp. 281-282)
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Robert & Mary Arroll, Forfar,
Scotland, 1987, 50TH anniversary, (p. 165)
Richard Jackson Arrol Hunter
Killearn, Stirlingshire, 1990 (p. 257)
Wedding of Martine Eunice Arrol and Paul Ferguson at Edinburgh
20 February 1988 (p. 252)
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Margaret is the editor of the Clan Hay Newsletter, (pp. 234-235)
Thomas and Betty Arrol, Harrow, England, 1990
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Elsie (Arrol) and Gale Moore family in Cannington, Ontario, Canada, i<;
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Betty (Arrol) McClure of Glasgow with her family in New Zealand
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Brian & Barbara Arrol & their sons Robert and Christopher
Langley, British Columbia, 1990. (pp. 208-209)
Nova Arrol with her family in New Zealand
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Donna & Lynne Arrell, Londonderry,
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Jumbo Arrol Crane built by
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Joseph Johnston and Girven Arrell of Te Awamutu, New Zealand
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IsoBEL Dawson and Thomas J. Arrell, Castledawson, Londonderry, Northern Ireland
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Thomas and Isa Arrell family, Northern Ireland, 1990
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Adele, Alexander, Alan, Deborah, & Elsie Fullerton Arrell,
Knockloughrine, Northern Ireland, 1990 (pp. 438-439)
Charles and Marjory (Arrell) Campbell, Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada, 1990. (p. 449)
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Robert Samuel Arrell, Edna Morrow Arrell, Alison Arrell,
Henry Alexander Arrell, Randelstown, Northern Ireland, 1990 (p. 444)
Elizabeth Agnes Smyth Arrell, Heather Brennan Arrell, Irwin Andrew Arrell
Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, 1990 (p. 427)
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John and Robin Arrell, ReiMuera, Auckland, New Zealand, 1985
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Isaac Arrell and Julie Verrktte, c.1865 (r 499)
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Gertrude, Kenneth, Ursula & Francis
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JOHN ARRELL FAMILY AND DESCENDENTS
OF ROCKTOWN, COUNTY LONDONDERRY
I JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1800-10, probably in Rocktown, County Londonderry.
JOHN'S occupation is shown as a farmer on the marriage certificates of his three sons.
He is believed to have m circa 1830 to Jane Campbell. They had:
1 JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1832 at Rocktown, Castledawson, County Londonderry.
JOHN was a farmer. He m on 22 Jul 1859 to Elizabeth Scott. Elizabeth (Eliza),
who was 15 years of age, b 1844, was living in Ballymure at the time of her
marriage. She was the daughter of John Scott, a farmer. The couple was m at
Tobermore at the meeting house in the Parish of Kilcronaghan, Magherafelt, County
Deny. They had:
1-1 MATTHEW ARRELL, b 10 Nov 1864 at Rocktown.
1-2 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 4 Aug 1867 at Rocktown. WILLIAM d 10 Apr
1869 at Rocktown.
1-3 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 3 Jun 1870 at Rocktown, Megherafelt. He
immigrated to Philadelphia in 1891. WILLIAM (WILLIE) was a member of the
Loyal Orange Institution, District of Castledawson, Lodge No. 400 Bruces True
Blues. He was admitted on 28 Jun 1898. He may have been a competitive
runner in Ireland. WILLIAM m 4 Feb 1903 to Margaret (Maggie) Jane Taylor
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Margaret was b 12 Jul 1870 at Ballydonnel,
Magherafelt, the daughter of Jane Bradley Taylor and Samuel Taylor, a farmer.
She immigrated to Philadelphia when she was 13 years of age and was a child's
nurse for a Philadelphia doctor who sponsored her. She soon saved enough
money to bring her mother and brother to Philadelphia. WILLIAM was
employed at Abbott Daries, the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, and as a
watchman for the city of Philadelphia at a yard which housed road working
equipment. Maggie d 8 Mar 1950 and WILLIE d 20 Jun 1950. They are buried
at Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia.
1-3-1 MARGARET ARRELL, b 10 Oct 1903 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and
d 16 Feb 1903 from pneumonia. She is buried with her grandmother, Jane
Bradley Taylor.
1-3-2 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b 2 Apr 1905 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Though WILLIAM never attended high school, he took an equivalency test,
entered Temple University and became an accountant. He was a trustee of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. He suffered from
infantile paralysis from the age of 2. He m on 1 1 Sept 1939 to Edith
Dunlap. Edith was a homemaker and taught Sunday School at Westminster
Presbyterian Church. WILLIAM d 4 Feb 1985 and Edith d 2 Mar 1988.
They are buried in Arlington Cemetery, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
They had:
1-3.2-1 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, Jr., b 10 Jan 1941 in Philadelphia.
WILLIAM JOHN was a manager at the telephone company and was
known as JACK. JACK attended Philadephia College of Bible evening
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school. He was a Boy Scout Leader for 12 years and an elder and
councilman at Westminster Presbyterian Church and Aldare Union
Church. He m on 19 Sept 1959 to Hannah Cote. Hannah was b in
Philadelphia and was a homemaker who taught Sunday School and Bible
Class in her home. They had:
1-3-2-1-1 JANICE LYNN ARRELL, b 27 Jul 1960. JANICE graduated
from Eastern College and was an accountant.
1-3-2-1-2 DAVID JOHN ARRELL, b 13 Nov 1962 in Havertown,
Pennsylvania. DAVID graduated from Lancaster Bible College and
was a teacher. He m 29 Jul 1989 to Lori Manford in Aurora,
Indiana. Lori was b in Aurora, Indiana and graduated from St. Paul
Bible College. DAVID and Lori are teachers in a Christian School
in Rockville, Maryland.
1-3-2-1-3 BETH ANN ARRELL, b 9 May 1969.
1.3.2-1-4 JOYCE MARIE ARRELL, b 7 Oct 1974.
1-3-2-2 MADELINE ARRELL, b circa 1942. MADELINE graduated from
Eastern Baptist College and earned her MBA degree from a university
in the mid-west. She was a counsellor.
1-3-3 MATTHEW ARRELL, b 5 Apr 1907 at Philadelphia, Pennyslvania. He
m 9 Aug 1930 to Evelyn Jane Stuart at Philadelphia. Evelyn was from South
Philadelphia and was an organist and a pianist. MATTHEW was employed
by the Philadelphia Rapid Transportation Company. MATTHEW d 4 Feb
1985 and Evelyn d 2 Mar 1988. They are buried in Rosedale Cemetery,
Bensalem, Bucks County, Pennslyvania. They had:
1-3-3-1 MATTHEW THOMAS ARRELL, b 10 Jun 1933 at Philadelphia,
Pennyslvania. MATTHEW was in the U.S. Marine Corps circa early
1950's. He graduated from Penn State University in 1959 with an
associate degree in Business Administration and in 1967 from La Salle
University with a B.S. degree in Marketing. He m 3 Nov 1956 to
Patricia Whitson. MATTHEW was career employee of the Bell
Telephone Company of Pennsylvania rising from a truck driver to a staff
manager handling affairs with the Public Utility Commission and the
Federal Communication Commission. He retired in Dec 1992.
MATTHEW'S interests included running, bicycle racing, carving
wildfowl decoys and playing the bagpipes. They had:
1-3-3-1-1 LISA JANE ARRELL, b 30 Jul 1960 at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. LISA graduated from Lower Bucks Christian
Academy and studied at the Studio School of Art and Design and
became a commercial artist. LISA m 1980 to Ronald Longyard, an
electrican. They lived in Merchantville, New Jersey. They had: 1)
Amy Lee, b 25 Jan 1983; 2) Kelly Lynn, b 4 Jun 1984; 3) Melissa
Ann, b 24 Feb 1987; and 4) Amanda Jane, b 14 Oct 1988.
1-3-3-1-2 PATRICIA ANN ARRELL, b 24 Apr 1963 at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. PATRICIA graduated from Holy Family College with
a B.A. in biology. In 1990 she attended Thomas Jefferson University
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College of Allied Health Science. She m circa 1992 to Michael
Deane. She is an occupational therapist.
1-3-3-1-3 MATTHEW STUART ARRELL, b 2 Dec 1 967 at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. MATTHEW attended Lower Bucks Christian
Academy and graduated from Washington High School. In 1990 he
attended the American Institute of Design and in 1 992 he attended
Temple University.
1-3-3-2 JEAN CLARE ARRELL, b 17 Oct 1943 at Philadelphia,
Pennyslvania. JEAN received a scholarship to the Episcopal Hospital
Nursing School and graduated as a registered nurse. JEAN later earned
her B.A. degree from Neuman College and a Masters Degree from
Villanova University. In 1990 she attended the University of
Pennslvania. JEAN was on the teaching staff of the Brandywine
Hospital School of Nursing. She m 31 Dec 1966 to Leland B. Brown.
They lived in Westtown, Pennyslvania. They had: 1) Carolyn Taylor,
b 11 Jul 1969; 2) Leland Blair, b 4 May 1971. In 1992 Leland was a
cadet at West Point; 3) Julie Ellen, b 22 Sept 1973; and 4) Jeffrey, b 8
Apr 1974.
1-4 MARY ARRELL, b 7 Mar 1873 at Rocktown, County Londonderry.
1-5 MARGARET ARRELL, b 6 Nov 1875 at Rocktown.
1-6 SARAH JANE ARRELL, b 3 Oct 1878 at Rocktown. Sarah Jane is believed to
have m circa 1903 to Henry Arrell
ROBERT ARRELL, b circa 1824 at Rocktown, County Londonderry and d 14 Jun
1927, age 103 years. He m on 3 Jul 1856 to Isabella Allan at Magherafelt. Isabella
was b circa 1836 and d on 21 Sept 1907, age 71 years. The couple was m in the
Presbyterian Church in Bellaghy , in the Parish of Bally scullion. Both ROBERT and
Isabella are buried in the Churchyard of Castledawson Presbyterian Church. The
couple had eleven children. All of the children and their grandchildren were bom
at the family homestead in Rocktown, Castledawson, County Londonderry. They
had:
2-1 ALEXANDER A. ARRELL (ALEXANDER'S name was spelled Arrol in
Scotland), b 18 May 1857 at Rocktown, Castledawson. ALEXANDER was a
munitions worker and later a carters contractor. ALEXANDER relocated to
Scotland. He m 1st on 19 Jul 1881 to Annie Liddell at Partick, Glasgow. Annie
was b circa 1859, the daughter of John Liddell, a wine and spirit merchant, and
Annie Hay (Kay). Annie d prior to 1919. ALEXANDER m 2nd on 18 Jul 1919
to Jane Scoular at 15 Church Street, Partick, Glasgow, Scotland. ALEXANDER
was a widower and Jane a widow when they married. ALEXANDER d prior to
1937. Jane m 1st to - — Scoular and 3rd on 10 Nov 1937 to John McQuillan, a
powerloom operator and widower, at St. Andrew's Church, Plantation, Glasgow,
according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. John was b circa 1871, the
son of James McQuillan, a linen weaver (dec), and MATILDA ARROL, (dec).
Jane was living at 12 Apsley Street, Glasgow and John was living at 4 Hope
Street, Greenock when they married. ALEXANDER and Annie Liddell had:
2-1-1 ANNIE ARROLL, b 10 Aug 1885 at Rocktown, Castledawson. ANNIE
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m 1st on 6 Apr 1904 to James Barclay at 65 West Regent Street, Glasgow.
They were married by declaration in the presence of William Douglas, a
carter, and JANE ARROLL. James, b circa 1876, was a carter, the son of
James Barclay, a farmer (dec), and Jane Crawford (dec). Both ANNIE and
James were living at 73 Auchinaim Road, Bishopbriggs when they married.
James d prior to 1931. ANNIE m 2nd on 10 Jul 1931 to John McClung at
Somerv'ille Memorial Church, Keppochhill Road, Springbum, Glasgow. John
was b circa 1885, the son of Robert McClung and Margaret Hollywood (dec).
ANNIE was living at 3 Fraserbank Street, Glasgow and John at 10 Ayr
Street, Glasgow when they married. ANNIE d 19 Dec 1918 at
Pollockshields, Glasgow, Scotland.
2-1-2 SARAH ARROLL, b 28 Jun 1887 at Glasgow, Scotland.
2-1-3 JANE ARRELL, b 15 Apr 1889 at 8 Gouday Street, Glasgow.
2-1-4 ROBERT ARROL, b circa Oct 1890 and d 18 Jul 1891 at 22 Avenue
Road, Glasgow of diarrhoea.
2-1-5 JOHN ARROL, b circa Mar 1893 and d 21 May 1894 at 35 Maitland
Place, Glasgow of pertussis.
2-2 JOHN ARRELL, b 14 Jan 1859 at Rocktovvn, Castledawson. It is believed that
he m on 22 Apr 1896 to Jane (Jennie) McCaughey at Ballinacross. He is
believed to have had:
2-2-1 JOHN ARRELL, b 9 Sept 1896 at Rocktown.
2-2-2 MATHEW ARRELL, b 19 Mar 1898 at Rocktown.
2-2-3 MATTHEW ARRELL, b 2 Apr 1900 at Rocktown. MATTHEW lived in
Philadelphia. He d in 1983.
2-2-4 MARGARET (MAGGIE) ARRELL, b 6 Jan 1902 at Rocktown. MAGGIE
lived in Philadelphia. In 1987 it was believed that she was in a nursing
home.
2-2-5 SCOTT ARRELL, b 2 Aug 1903 at Rocktown. SCOTT m and emigrated
to the United States. He was deceased by 1987.
2-2-6 ANNIE MARIE ARRELL, b 24 May 1905 at Rocktown. ANNIE m and
lived in England. She was deceased by 1987.
2-2-7 JOHN (JOHNNY) ARRELL, b 10 Oct 1907 at Rocktown. He m on 27
Jan 1939 at Magherafelt to Jean Evans McKeown. They had:
2-2-7-1 JEAN VICTORIA (VICKEY) ARRELL, b 21 Dec 1942 at
Magherafelt. She m 1 Jul 1973 to Thomas Norris Lynn Bert at
Magherafelt.
2-2-7-2 MARGARET ARRELL, b circa 1944.
2-2-7-3 JACKIE ARRELL, b circa 1946
2-2-7-4 THOMAS JOHN ARRELL, b 4 Apr 1952 at Magherafelt.
2-2-7-5 VICTOR SCOTT ARRELL, b 25 Oct 1 953 at Magherafelt. VICTOR
was a plasterer who lived at 10 Upper Golf Terrace, Magherafelt. He m
on 25 Mar 1978 to Annie Elizabeth Caskey at St. Swithins, Magherafelt.
Annie, b circa 1959, a secretary, was the daughter of Joseph Caskey.
2-2-7-5-1 LAURA ANNE ARRELL, b 2 Oct 1978 at Magherafelt.
2-2-7-5-2 JILL VICTORIA ARRELL, b 21 Jul 1980 at Magherafelt.
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2-2-8 WILLIAM (WILLIE) JAMES ARRELL, b 1 Mar 1909 at Rocktown.
WILLIE never married. He lived at Rocktown in 1987.
2-2-9 ELIZABETH JANE ARRELL, b 1 Oct 1910 at Rocktown. ELIZABETH
rn on 10 Oct 1956 to James Adam Keys. They lived in Belfast.
ELIZABETH was deceased by 1987.
2-2-10 ISABELLA ARRELL, b 19 Mar 1913 at Rocktown. ISABELLA m and
lived in England
2-2-1 1 SAMUEL (SAMMY) McCLEAN ARRELL, b 10 Jun 1914 at Rocktown.
SAMMY never m and lived m Rocktown. SAMUEL was deceased in 1990.
2-2-12 ROBERT (BOBBY) BRUCE ARRELL, b 17 May 1916 at Rocktown.
BOBBY m Norma - — They emigrated to the United States and originally
lived near Philadelphia. In 1987 they relocated to Lusk, Wyoming.
2-2-13 SARAH GEORGINA (ENA) ARRELL, b 27 Apr 1920 at Oldtown,
Castledawson. ENA never m and lived in Belfast.
2-3 JANE ARRELL, b 12 Mar 1861 at Rocktown, Castledawson. JANE m on 30
Dec 1884 to Thomas Ricker.
2-4 SARAH ARRELL, b 2 Dec 1863 at Rocktown, Castledawson.
2-5 ROBERT ARRELL, b 9 Nov 1865 at Rocktown, Castledawson.
2-6 JOSEPH ARRELL, b 17 Aug 1868 at Rocktown, Castledawson.
2-7 CAMPBELL ARRELL, b 7 Dec 1870 at Rocktown, Castledawson.
CAMPBELL ARRELL was a minister. He emigrated to Canada. He did not
have children.
2-8 ALLAN ARREL, b 6 Sept 1872 at Oldtown, Castledawson and d 9 Apr 1951.
ALLAN m on 28 Jun 1897 to Martha Stanton. Martha was b circa 1875 and d
21 Jun 1953. They had;
2-8-1 JENNIFER (GINNY) ARRELL, b 27 Apr 1898 at Bellaghy, Magherafelt,
County Londonderry. She m on 26 Sep 1928 to William McConway.
JENNIFER was a primary school teacher in Killykergan near
Garvagh. Circa 1967 she relocated to Portstewart. In 1987 JENNIFER was
in a retirement home in Portrush, County Antrim. William was deceased by
1987.
2-8-2 ISABELLA "ISA" ARRELL, b 5 Feb 1900 at Deerpark, Bellaghy, County
Londonderry. ISA was a nurse. She d on 17 Oct 1975 as a result of
exposure after wandering away from home.
2-8-3 ROBERT ARRELL, b 25 Jan 1902 at Oldtown, Bellaghy, County
Londonderry. ROBERT d 21 Sept 1969. He emigrated from Northern
Ireland to New Zealand in 1924 and settled in Hastings. ROBERT m 1st on
31 Oct 1925 at Hastings, New Zealand to Margaret Ellen Harper. Margaret
was known as Nellie. She was b 3 Nov 1903 at Waipukurau, New Zealand.
Nellie was the sister of Winifred Martha Harper who m JOSEPH ARRELL.
(See Paragraph 3-2-4.) They had two children, the second of which lived six
hours. Margaret d 16 Nov 1928 at Napier, N.Z. ROBERT m 2nd, circa
1934, to Mabel Miller. They later divorced. He m 3rd circa 1987 to Annie
Kathleen Gill who in 1987 lived in Hastings, New Zealand.
2-8-3-1 ALLEN SAMUEL ARRELL, b 6 Apr 1926 at Hastings, New
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Zealand. ALLEN m on 6 Mar 1948 to Gwendoline Joyce Trendellat
Hastings N.Z. Gwendoline was b 19 Feb 1925 at Hastings, N.Z. She
was known as Gwen. Gwen was the daughter of Mary Blair Griggs and
Frederick Charles Trendell. Mary was b 9 Jul 1896 and Frederick was
b 21 May 1895. They were m 17 Feb 1919 at Southend-on-Sea, Essex,
England. Mary immigrated to New Zealand, as a war bride, following
WW I. Her father was b in Croydon, London, England and immigrated
to New Zealand at an early age but returned to England with the New
Zealand Army in 1914. ALLEN and Gwen both received the Chief
Scouts Commendation Award. ALLEN received the Scouts Medal of
Merit for many years of involvment in the Scout Movement. The couple
was in the Baden Powell Guild. ALLEN built the family home in which
the couple resided at 1016 Totara Street, Hastings, N. Z. They had:
2-8-3-1-1 REX ALLEN ARRELL,b 19 Feb 1956 in New Zealand. REX
m on 12 Apr 1986 to Sharon Elizabeth Doherty at Upper Hutt N.Z.
Sharon's mother was from Edinburgh, Scotland and her father was
from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Sharon Elizabeth, b 21 Nov 1962 at
Upper Hutt N.Z., was a bank officer with the Bank of New Zealand.
Sharon was the daughter of Alison Jean McVicar and Ivan Doherty.
Alison was b 25 Apr 1934 at Edinburgh, Scotland and Ivan was b 26
May 1933 at Belfast, Northern Ireland. Alison and Ivan came to
New Zealand early in 1950 where they met and married. REX
ALLEN was a bank officer with the Bank of New Zealand REX
transferred to the Bank's London, England branch during 1978-79.
In 1990 REX was the Assistant Manager of Financial Planning, Card
Services Division, with the Bank of New Zealand. REX ALLEN
lived in several cities in New Zealand as a result of reassignments
during his banking career. He was a leader in the Scout Movement
and played cricket at the Club level. In 1987 the couple resided in
Palmerson North, prior to their relocation to Wellington where they
resided in 1990.
2-8-3-1-2 KEVIN DAVID ARRELL, b 19 Oct 1959 at Hastings.
KEVIN was a wages clerk with Nelsons N. Z. Ltd., (Tomoana
Freezing Works) at Hastings. Previously he was a wages clerk at
Williams and Kettle, Ltd., a stock and station agent firm. KEVIN
was a hot rod enthusiast and rebuilt a 1949 Ford Prefect which
he displayed at local shows. KEVIN was not m by 1992. He
owned his own home at 1005 E St Aubyn Street, Hastings, New
Zealand
2-8-3-2 ROBERT ARRELL, b 24 Sept 1928 at Napier, New Zealand.
ROBERT d 24 Sept 1928 He lived six hours.
2-8-4 ANNIE ARRELL, b 15 Sept 1904 at Deerpark, Bellaghy. ANNIE was a
school teacher at Lesliea ANNIE m on 25 Aug 1948 to James Bumside, a
farmer, at the first Dunboe Presbyterian Church James was the son of
Robert Bumside, a deceased farmer. ANNIE retired in 1987 and resided at
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41 Glenkeen Heights, Randalstown, County Antrim. ANNIE d Feb 1990.
2-8-5 ALAN ARRELL, b 24 Dec 1905 at Oldtown, Deerpark, Castledawson. He
m on 20 Jul 1938 to Edith Sarah Mclntyre at Bellaghy Presbyterian Church.
Edith was the daughter of William James Mclntyre of Tamladuff, Bellaghy.
ALAN was blind. The couple resided at 95 Coleraine Road, Portstewart,
They had:
2-8-5-1 GEOFFREY IVOR ARRELL, b 14 Oct 1942 at Colerame.
GEOFFREY was a driving instructor and owned and operated a driving
school in Coleraine, County Londonderry. Smce 1984 GEOFFREY was
a driving instructor in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England. He
resided at 11 London Road, High Wycombe. GEOFFREY was
unmarried in 1990.
2-8-6 ANDREW (ANDY) ARRELL, b 24 Sept 1908 at Deerpark, Bellaghy.
ANDY was a chemist. He m 1st on 6 Sept 1939 to Helen Arnold Harper at
the Knockloughrim Presbyterian Church. HELEN d in 1953. Andy m 2nd
on 28 Mar 1956 to Elizabeth (Betty) Agnes Smyth at the Whiteabbey
Presbyterian Church. Betty, b 9 Oct 1929, was the daughter of Wallace and
Agnes Smyth and lived at 74 Cromwell Road, Belfast. Her parents were the
owners of Sandy Row Newspapers and Confectioners. Agnes d Dec 1963
and Wallace d Jun 1966. ANDREW was an ornithologist and was a member
of the C.P.A. Camera Club in Belfast for many years. ANDREW had a
wonderful sense of humour. ANDREW d 21 Apr 1980. In 1988 Betty lived
in Jordanstown. Betty's sister, Maureen, m in 1972 to Craig Mcllroy and
lived in Dundrod, near Antrim. Her sister, Margaret, m Bryson McCarroll
and lived in Magherafelt. A third sister, Olive, m Wilbert Spence and lived
in Jordanstown where her husband was a Professor at the University of
Ulster.
2-8-6-1 THOMAS ALLEN ARRELL, b 13 Oct 1944 at Belfast. THOMAS
was the son of ANDREW and Helen.
2-8-6-2 JENNIFER MARTHA ARRELL, b 11 Apr 1946 at Belfast.
JENNIFER was the daughter of ANDREW and Helen. JENNIFER m
on 17 Jul 1971 to William George Morrison Murray at Whiteabbey
Presbyterian Church. JENNIFER was a wages clerk and resided at 1
Glenbroome Park in Newtownabbey when she married. William was a
production superintendent, the son of Robert Morrison Murray, a stower.
He was living at 19 Daphne Street, Belfast when he married. They had:
Malcolm, Avril, Alistair and Alan. In 1988 the family lived at 14
Thornleigh Drive, Lisburn.
2-8-6-3 IRWIN ANDREW ARRELL, b 15 Jul 1957 at Carrickfergus
Hospital. He was the son of ANDREW and Betty. IRWIN was
employed by the Milk Marketing Board for Northern Ireland as an
electrical and refrigeration engineer. IRWIN m on 7 May 1986 to
Heather Brennan at the Whiteabbey Methodist Church, County Antrim.
Heather, b 6 Jul 1962, was the daughter of Trevor Brennan, a company
director. She was a library assistant at The Linen Hall Library' in
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Belfast. IRWIN enjoyed clay pigeon shooting, rallying (Irwin owned a
Clan automobile which he built from a kit), skydiving and sub aqua
diving. Heather played competitive badminton. The couple resided in
Glengormley, Belfast. They had:
2-8-6-3-3 PATRICIA HEATHER ARRELL, b 2 Feb 1992.
2-8-7 CAMPBELL ARRELL, b 14 Nov 1911 at Oldtown, Deerpark,
Castledawson. CAMPBELL was a farmer. He m on 16 Aug 1945 to Mary
Bessie Mawhinney at Bellaghy Gospel Hall. Mary was b circa 1913 and
lived in Leitrim, Castledawson. She was the daughter of David Mawhinney,
a farmer. David was deceased at the time of her marriage. Mary Bessie d
24 Dec 1990. She is buried at the Ballyscullion Parish Churchyard,
Bellaghy. They resided at 32 Deerpark Road, Bellaghy. They had:
2-8-7-1 DAVID ALLEN ARRELL, b 13 Aug 1946 at Deerpark,
Castledawson. DAVID was a farmer in Bellaghy.
2-8-7-2 ROSEMARY ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 12 Oct 1947 at the District
Hospital, Magherafelt. ROSEMARY m on 21 May 1971 to Rodney
Adair at Bellaghy Gospel Hall. Rodney, b circa 1 948, was a commercial
traveler, the son of Leslie Adair, a factory worker. The couple resided
in Lisbum, County Antrim. They had: Roger and Judith.
2-8-7-3 ALLEN CAMPBELL ARRELL, b 26 Apr 1959 at Oldtown.
ALLEN, a machinest, m on 27 Jul 1982 to Margaret Ruth McKnight at
Ballyduff Gospel Hall, Newtownabbey. Ruth, as she was known, was
b 28 Apr 1960, was a staff nurse and resided at 7 St. Ann's Crescent,
Newtownabbey when she married. The couple resided in Magherafelt.
2-8-8 MARGARET STANTON ARRELL, b 12 May 1915 at Oldtown, Deerpark,
Castledawson. MARGARET, who was a buyer, was known as PEGGY. She
m on 8 Sept 1965 to William George Stacey at the Second Randalstown
Presbyterian Church. William, b circa 1905, was a widower. He was a
company director of Ardkeen, Gracehill, Ballymena. He was the son of
Frederick Alexander Stacey, a farmer, who was deceased by 1965.
MARGARET joined her husband's retail drapery and home furnishings
business. William was deceased by 1981. There were no children as a result
of the marriage MARGARET resided in Ballymena.
2-8-9 MARTHA ARRELL, b 31 Dec 1918 at Oldtown, Deerpark, Castledawson.
She m on 14 Aug 1945 to Caldwell Creg Walker at Bellaghy Presbyterian
Church. 'Cal' was a salesman who was living on New Street in Randalstown
when he married. He was the son of Caldwell Walker, a draper. MARTHA
was a nurse. They had: 1) Herbert, who m Margaret Adams and resided in
Bellaghy. Herbert was a laboratory assistant in a hospital. Herbert and
Margaret had Richard Walker; and 2) Allen, a farmer in Randalstown. Allen
m 12 Jun 1990 to Elizabeth Bowes in the Kilbride Presbyterian Church.
2-9 WILLIAM HENRY ARRELL, b 23 Apr 1874 at Rocktown. WILLIAM
HENRY is believed to have emigrated to the United States.
2-10 ISABELLA ARRELL, b 18 Mar 1876 at Rocktown, Castledawson. ISABELLA
m circa 1901 to — Cooke. ISABELLA d circa 1913, age 37 years. The couple
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had one son who emigrated to America.
2-11 THOMAS J. ARRELL, b 17 Dec 1879 at Rocktown and d 11 Oct 1973.
THOMAS ARRELL was a farmer. He m Mary (Minnie) E. McKelvey on 6 Jul
1906 at Rocktown. Mary was b 13 Sept 1881 and d 27 Feb 1964. Mary was a
homemaker. The couple lived in Drumlamph, Castledawson. They had-
2-11-1 ROBERT ARRELL, b 7 Nov 1907 at Rocktown. ROBERT m on 23 Feb
1944 to Margaret Ewing in Curran, Magherafelt. ROBERT was a farmer.
In 1974 he was a labourer. He d 13 Jul 1985. Margaret d in 1989 They
had:
2-11-1-1 LOUISE MARY ARRELL, b 26 Oct 1944 at Drumlamph. She was
known as LOIS and was a checker. She m on 5 Mar 1968 to Samuel
James (Jim) Kempton at the Curran Presbyterian Church. Jim was b
circa 1950, the son of Robert James Kempton, a builder. He was living
at Upperlands when he married. They had; 1) Richard, b 9 Jul 1969 and
d Oct 1989 in an automobile accident; 2) Maxine Marie, b 31 May
1970, 3) Gary, b 23 Oct 1972; and 4) Tracy.
2-1 1-1-2 ROBERT ARRELL, b 23 May 1951 at Drumlamph. ROBERT was
known as ROY. He was a joiner. ROY m on 29 Jun 1974 to Annie
Elder at the Raslarkin Presbyterian Church. Annie, a welfare worker,
was the daughter of William Elder, a labourer. She was living at 44
Tamlaght Road, Rasharkin when she married. They had:
2-11-1-2-1 CLIFFORD ARRELL, b Dec 1974.
2-11-2 ISABELLA MAUD ARRELL, b 21 Dec 1908 at Rocktown. ISABELLA
lived at Rowensgift House, 18 Drumlamph Lane, Castledawson, County
Londonderry. ISABELLA was employed at the home of the Viscount and
Viscountess, Lord and Lady Bangor, for ten years. She was the resident
dressmaker at their home at Castleward, Strangford, County Down.
ISABELLA continued as a dressmaker in 1987. ISABELLA never married.
2-11-3 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 3 Nov 1910 at Rocktown and d 7 Mar
1980. WILLIAM m on 7 Oct 1932 to Henrietta Patton at St. Matthews,
Shanhill. Henrietta was known as 'Hetty'. Henrietta was b 14 Sep 1914 and
was a weaver. She was the daughter of Henry Patton, a yam bundler. She
was living at 54 Disraeli Street, Belfast when they married. WILLIAM
joined the British Army when he was a young man. He served under the
regiment "The Royal Enniskillen Fusilers" where he attained the rank of
Serg't Instructor. He was a Pipe Major of the Regiment's Military Band.
WILLIAM received medals for pole jumping in the sports field. He was
stationed in Malta during part of his military career and served in action
during WW II. WILLIAM served in the military for 18 years. Following his
military service he worked as a bus conductor, bus driver and bricklayer and
devoted himself to his wife and family. The couple lived at 93 Belvoir
Drive, Belfast 8. Henrietta Hetty' d 1 1 Jan 1984. WILLIAM d 7 Mar 1980
of a coronary. He is buried in Roselawn Cemetary, Sec- 1, Lot 3671. They
had:
2-11-3-1 HENRIETTA ARRELL, b 23 Sept 1933 at Belfast. She was
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known as RITA. She m on 29 Mar 1952 to Robert Murray at St.
Ninians, Belfast. Robert was a lorry driver, the son of William Murray,
a labourer. He was living at 5 Throne Terrace, Whitewell, when he
married. HENRIETTA was a textile worker, living at Throne Cottage,
Whitewell Road when she married. The couple had nine children; 1)
Wilma, b 1953; 2) Brenda, b 1954; 3) Robert, b 1956; 4) Malcolm, b
1957; 5) Hetty, b 1958; 6) Sandra, b 1960; 7) Noel, b 1963; 8) Ann, b
1964; and 9) Lesley, b 1965. All nine children married and resided in
Belfast. Robert d 1 Apr 1981. Henrietta m 2nd on Dec 1927 in
Northern Ireland to — , the son of William Browne and Ida Scott.
2-11-3-2 MARIE (MINNIE) ARRELL, b 21 Sept 1939 at Belfast. She
m on 16 Feb 1961 to Edward Norman Chambers at St. Matthews
Church, Shankill. Norman was an electric welder, the son of James
Chambers. He was from Feenanmore, Moneymore. MINNIE was a
stitcher when she married The family resided at 29 Bridger Street,
Moneymore, County Londonderry. They had four daughters: 1)
Arma, b 1961 and m Mervyn Bayne of Cookstown. They had one
son, Norman, and resided in Jordanstown, Newtownabbey, County
Antrim; 2) Sharon, b 1964; 3) Tama, b 1967; and 4) Denise, b 1972.
2-11-3-3 ANN JANE BUTLER ARRELL, b 2 Jan 1944 at Belfast and
m on 30 Jan 1965 to David McCreanor at St. Matthew's, Shankill.
David, bom circa 1945, was an apprentice fitter when he m and lived
at Tavanagh St., Belfast, the son of James McCreanor. David
became a police inspector. They had: 1) David, b 1965. In 1991
David resided in Aberdeen, 2) Carol Ann, b 1967. In 1990 Carol
Ann was married; 3) Pamela, b 1972; and 4) Emma, b 1980. They
resided in Lisbum, County Antrim.
2-11-3-4 WILHELMINA ARRELL, b 17 Feb 1945 at Belfast. She was
known as WILMA'. She m on 22 Jul 1972 to Samuel Davidson at
the Church of the Transfiguration, Belvoir, Belfast. Samuel, b circa
1944, was an engineer, the son of Arthur Davidson, a bricklayer. He
was living at 28 Tyndale Gardens, Belfast, when they married.
WILMA was a senior secretary for Cameo, Limited, a subsidiary of
Cameo in Houston, Texas. She travelled with the Cameo team to
Russia, Germany and London, England on contract negotiations.
WILMA was then an office manager for the Joinery Manufacturing
Company. Samuel was a technical director of Universal Business
Machines prior to establishing his own business in 1976, the Joinery
Manufacturing Company, located in Camckfergus. WILMA enjoyed
horseback riding and Sam belonged to a Clay Pigeon and Fishing
Club. They had: 1) Samuel, b 24 Jan 1974. Samuel attended Belfast
High School (1983-1990) and enjoyed fishing and shooting. He was
a member of the Sub Aqua Diving Club. In 1990 he was a diesel
mechanic; and 2) Jill, b 6 Mar 1983. Jill enjoyed ballet dancing
They resided at 38 Knockagh Road, Newtownabbey, County Antrim.
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-11-3-5 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 30 Jun 1947 at Belfast.
He was known as BILLY'. He m on 24 May 1968 to Deborah
Lottie Robinson at the Congregational Church in Carrick Fergus.
WILLIAM was a service engineer, living at 56 Disraeli Street,
Belfast, when he married. Deborah, b circa 1950, was the daughter
of Samuel Robinson, a fitter. She was living at 13 Bumside Road,
North, Carrickfergus. WILLIAM became a police sergeant with the
Royal Ulster Constabulary. He d on 25 Oct 1987, as a result of a
shooting accident at his home, at the Royal Victoria Hospital in
Belfast. The family resided at 1 1 Parkmere Crescent, Magherafelt,
County Londonderry. They had:
2-11-3-5-1 SAMUEL ARRELL, b circa 1969. In Sep 1990 he m
Karen Warwick, a hairdresser.
2-11-3-5-2 HENRY DAVID ARRELL, b 24 Dec 1970 at
Carrickfergus.
2-11-3-5-3 WILLIAM (BILLY) THOMAS ARRELL, b 15 Nov 1971
at Carrickfergus.
2-11-3-5-4 ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 26 Jun 1973 at
Carrickfergus. ELIZABETH m 1989 to Roger Warwick. They
had: William b Oct 1989. (See 2-11-3-5-1: Roger and Karen
Warwick are brother and sister.)
2-11-3-5-5 DIANE ARRELL, b 26 Jul 1981 at Magharafelt.
2-11-3-5-6 VICTORIA ARRELL, b 10 Aug 1982 at Magherafelt.
-11-3-6 HARRY MALCOLMSON ARRELL, b 2 Nov 1950 at
Belfast. He m circa 1971 to Sandra Carson. They owned and
operated a guest house in Blackpool, England. They had:
2-1 1-3-6-1 NICOLA JULIA ARRELL, b 9 Sept 1972 at Belfast.
2-1 1-3-6-2 RYAN ARRELL, b 9 Jul 1975 at Belfast.
2-11-3-6-3 LEAH VICTORIA ARRELL, b 24 Jul 1988 at
Blackpool, England.
-11-3-7 THOMAS ARRELL, b 2 Dec 1950 at Belfast. THOMAS
was an adopted son. He m on 14 Feb 1972 to Glynis Ann Reilly at
St. Terera's Roman Catholic Church, Belfast. Clynis, b circa 1953,
was a dental nurse living at 26 Glonelly Avenue, Belfast when she
married. She was the daughter of William Reilly, a commercial
traveler. THOMAS was a motor mechanic. In 1988 THOMAS
operated his own Electrical Appliance Sales & Service Company,
Arrell Electrical, located in Norwich, England. The couple did not
have any children.
-11-3-8 ELIZABETH (LILY) GREG ARRELL, b 18 Sept 1953 at
Belfast. She m on 5 Feb 1972 to Colin Douglas at Belfast Registry
Office. LILY was a telephone salesgirl and lived at 93 Belvoir
Drive, Belfast when she married. Colin was b circa 1951, the son of
Allan Douglas, a fitter. Colin was living at 25 Timby Park. Colin
was a motor mechanic. Colin d Apr 1989 in Nigeria. They had: 1)
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Alan, b 1973; 2) Gareth, b 1977; and 3) Noelene, b 1988.
2-11-3-9 DAVID ALAN ARRELL, b 7 Feb 1955 at Belfast. He m on
7 Aug 1986 to Patricia Lynn Wilkinson at Stranrer, Scotland. Lynn
was an executive officer in the Department of Finance and Personnel.
Lynn was b 24 Nov 1955 in Northern Ireland, the daughter of
William Welsh Wilkinson and Annie McNaw. DAVID was a fitter
in Short Bros pic, an aircraft factory. They had:
2-11-3-9-1 GARY ARRELL, b 17 Apr 1987 at Belfast.
2-11-3-9-2 GLENN ARRELL, b 31 Jul 1990 at Belfast.
2-11-3-10 CAMPBELL ARRELL, b 30 Jun 1956 at Belfast. He m
7 Mar 1987 to Karen Ann Douds at the Ballycaim Presbyterian
Church. Karen was a hairdresser and CAMPBELL was a sales
merchandiser for a confectionery company. The couple resided in
Belfast. They had:
2-11-3-10-1 KRISTOPHER SAMUEL ARRELL, b 27 Mar 1988.
-11-4 THOMAS ARRELL, b 9 Feb 1912 at Bellaghy, County Londonderry.
THOMAS added a "J" as an initial to distinguish himself from his father who
was also THOMAS. He m on 8 Jun 1939 to Isabella (Isobel) Dawson at St.
Anne's Cathedral, Belfast. Isobel was living at 56 Disraeli Street, Belfast and
was the daughter of William Andrew Dawson, a carpenter. THOMAS was
a fireman and lived at Drumlamph when he married. THOMAS later was
employed in forestry positions with James Bradley, Knockloughrim and
Andrew Diamond, Coleraine, Londonderry. Isobel was a secretary for J. A.
Clark Ltd. in Castledawson and attended technical school for domestic
economics. She was a dressmaker. THOMAS and Isobel traveled in the
Klondyke in Canada and had an extensive stay in New Jersey. THOMAS d
19 Oct 1990. The couple lived at 3 McMaster Crescent, Castledawson.
They had:
2-11-4-1 MARY ISOBEL REOLA (LOLA) ARRELL, b 10 Dec 1939 at
Drumlamph. LOLA was a personal secretary'. She m 12 Dec 1960 to
Richard Craig, a salesman. They had four children: 1) Elizabeth, b 25
Jun 1962, m 15 Aug 1985 to Stephan Sloan, a sales supervisor, and they
had: Richard Wylie, b 6 Mar 1987, and Rebekah Elizabeth, b 7 Mar
1991; 2) David, b 27 Dec 1964, a truck driver; 3) Eunice, b 23 Sept
1968; and 4) Stephan, b 12 Mar 1972.
2-11-4-2 IRENE MILLICENT (MILLIE) ARRELL, b 7 Sept 1941 at
Drumlamph MILLIE m 2 Jul 1962 to Bertie Sampson. MILLIE was
a clerk. Bertie served his apprenticeship as a mechanical engineer. He
was the son of Thomas Sampson, a fitter. Bertie became a school
teacher at Magherafelt College of Further Education and MILLIE was a
homemaker. They resided in Castledawson. They had: 1) Alison, b 21
Jul 1965 Alison was a secretary with the health service. Alison m 6
Jul 1 989 to David O'Neill; 2) Thomas, b 27 Apr 1 968, a joiner, and later
became a school teacher; and 3) Andrew, b 3 Apr 1971, an apprentice
baker.
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2-11-4-3 MARJORIE (DONNA) ANN ARRELL, b 28 Feb 1944 at
Drumlamph. DONNA was not married by 1992. DONNA was a
company secretary for 6 years. She took nurses trammg at Lurgan and
Portadown Hospital. She trained as a midwife at Jubilee Maternity
Hospital, Belfast. She received her Diploma in Nursing from Queen's
University, Belfast in 1978. She was the ward sister at Lurgan Hospital
for seven years until she emigrated to the United States m 1979.
DONNA was employed in the United States from 1979 until 1982 at the
Deborah Heart and Lung Center, New Jersey. She returned to Northern
Ireland in 1982. In 1993 DONNA was a nursing officer in the Erne
Hospital, Enniskillen.
2-11-4-4 WILLIAM ALLOWAY ARRELL, b 15 Mar 1945 at Drumlamph,
County Londonderry. He was known as "BILL". BILL m on 24 Sept
1964 to Shirley McKeown at the Cathedral of Clogher. Shirley, b circa
1948, was living in Knocknacanney, Clogher. Shirley was nanny to
Lord Moyola's children before she married. WILLIAM was a lorry
driver. The family emigrated to Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada on 16 May
1973. They first stayed with their uncle, Robert Dawson. On 19 Jul
1973 WILLIAM started as a truck driver. He soon purchased his own
truck and started hauling for himself The family relocated to
Edmonton, Alberta in 1987. In 1990 they moved to Kelowna, British
Columbia. They had:
2-11-4-4-1 ROBERT ARRELL, b 22 May 1965 at Castledawson.
ROBERT was in the trucking business with his father.
2-11-4-4-2 STEPHEN ARRELL, b 25 Nov 1967 at Castledawson.
STEPHAN was a student at the University of Edmonton in 1991.
2-11-4-4-3 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 31 May 1969 at Castledawson.
WILLIAM was a motor mechanic.
2-11-4-4-4 COLLEEN LEONE ARRELL, b 10 Sep 1976 at Whitehorse,
Yukon, Canada.
2-11-4-5 PATRICIA SYBIL ARRELL, b 17 Mar 1947 at Drumlamph. She
attended Magherafelt College. She m on 17 Aug 1970 to David Harold
Kirkpatrick, an insurance agent. David, b circa 1953, was living at
Killycurragh, Cookstown. He was the son of David Kirkpatrick, a
farmer. She was known as SYBIL and was a teacher at Magherafelt
College of Further Education. They resided near Cookstown, County
Tyrone. They had: 1) Dawn, b 12 Dec 1971. In 1991 Dawn was at
Stranmillis College for teachers training; 2) Rhonda, b 1 1 Feb 1973; 3)
Lorraine, b 29 Apr 1974; and 4) Heather, b 17 Nov 1976.
2-11-4-6 RHODA JENNIFER EILEEN ARRELL, b 19 Nov 1948 at
Drumlamph. RHODA attended Nursing College at Coleraine. She m on
19 Aug 1969 to Brian Kenneth Wylie at the Magherafelt Presbyterian
Church. Brian was a lorry driver, the son of Alfred Wylie, a lorry
driver's helper, when they married. RHODA became a District Nurse in
Magherafelt. They resided near Magherafelt. They had: 1) Karen, b 26
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Dec 1970; 2) Linda b 3 Jan 1972; and 3) Kenneth b 19 Jul 1977,
2-11-4-7 MAURICE ROBERT DAWSON ARRELL, b 16 Apr 1951 at
Castledawson. MAURICE was a twin, born at 10:00 pm. He was a
joiner. He located to England in 1972 and m in Aug 1973 to Maureen
Laheen. They resided in Dagenham, Essex, England. In 1988 the
family relocated to Castledawson in Northern Ireland. Maureen had a
business in "Sugar Art". They had:
2-11-4-7-1 DONNA MICHELLE ARRELL, b 15 Dec 1975 at Barking.
England.
2-1 1-4-7-2 ROBERT JAMES ARRELL, b 25 Dec 1979 at Barking.
2-11-4-8 THOMAS PHILIP VICTOR ARRELL, b 16 Apr 1951 at
Castledawson, a twin, bom at 10:20 pm. He was known as PHILIP.
PHILIP was a foreman joiner. He m on Jan 1973 to Heather Stone.
Heather was a homemaker. The couple resided in Magherafelt. They
had:
2-11-4-8-1 LYNNE JENNIFER ARRELL, b 27 Oct 1973 at Magherafelt.
LYNNE was a secretary.
2-11-4-8-2 JASON THOMAS ARRELL, b 3 Oct 1977 at MagherafeU.
2-11-4-9 DORCAS HELENE RUTH ARRELL, b 25 Mar 1960 at Tamniam,
Drumlamph, Castledawson. She was known as RUTH. She m on 18
Dec 1980 to Robert Kyle Davidson at the Bellaghy Gospel Hall. Kyle,
the son of Samuel Davidson, a farmer, was a work study engineer when
they married. RUTH was a shop assistant when she married. Kyle
became a planner estimator for Short Bros., Belfast. They lived near
Bellaghy. They had: 1) Paul, b 26 Mar 1983; 2) Claire; b 3 Aug 1984;
3) Kyle, b 26 Feb 1987; and 4) Mark, b 6 Apr 1988.
2-11-5 DAVID JOHN ARRELL, b 25 Jun 1915 at Rocktown, County
Londonderry. He on m on 24 Oct 1942 to Margaret McMurry at St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, Bellaghy. Margaret, b circa 1923, was a domestic
at Drumlamph, the daughter of John McMurry, a labourer. DAVID d 23 Jul
1980 at Castledawson. Margaret, in 1987, lived at Hillhead Terrace,
Castledawson. DAVID is buried at Castledawson. They had:
2-11-5-1 SYLVIA ANN ARRELL, b 4 Nov 1942 at Belfast. She m on 1 Jun
1963 to Adam Young at Castledawson Presbyterian Church. Adam, b
circa 1944, the son of James Young, a boilerman (dec), was an
apprentice mechanic living in Randalstown when he married. They had
four children.
2-11-5-2 DAVID THOMAS ARRELL, b 13 Feb 1944 at Belfast. DAVID
attended Technical College, Magherafelt. He m on 12 Jun 1971 to
Helen Elizabeth Cooke at Christ Church, Castledawson. Helen, b circa
1951, was a bank official and lived at 31 Davison Villas, Castledawson
when she married. She was the daughter of Herbert Kiechner Cooke,
R.U.C., retired. DAVID was a carpenter living at 266 Leitrim when
they married. He became a builder, providing supervison to local
contractors. DAVID was a sergeant in the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
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He received the Northern Ireland Service Medal. The family reside at
12 Loughinshecon Park, Castledawson. They had:
2-11-5-2-1 DAWN ELIZABETH ARRELL. b 21 Sept 1975.
2-11-5-2-2 STEPHAN DAVID ARRELL, b 4 Apr 1978 at Magherafelt.
2-11-5-2-3 MATTHEW ARRELL, b 10 May 1982 at Magherafelt.
2-11-5-3 ISABEL MARIE ARRELL, b 7 Apr 1949 at Castledawson. She m
circa 1974 to Clark Porter. They had three children.
2-11-5-4 ALLAN DAVID ARRELL, b 20 Mar 1952 at Ballydermot.
2-11-6 MARY ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 5 Sept 1916 at Rocktown. She m on
26 Feb 1939 to Courtney C. Junk at Magherafelt. Courtney, b circa 1916,
was a farm labourer, the son of Courtney Junk, a farmer of Grange,
Desertmartin. The couple lived m Newtownabbey. Courtney d 2 Nov 1990
They had: I) Emily Junk, b 10 Dec 1939, m and had four children, 2)
Stanley Telford Junk, lived near Belfast, 3) Caroline Junk, m, lived in
England and had three children, 4) Courtney Junk, lived near Belfast; and 5)
Wesley Junk who lived near Belfast.
2-11-7 ALLEN ARRELL, b 7 Mar 1919 at Rocktown, Castledawson. He m on
2 Nov 1940 to Rebecca May Garvin in Magherafelt. Rebecca, b 11 Apr
1920, was the daughter of George Garvin, a millwright. She was living at
Boyne Row, Castledawson when she married. Allen was a farmer at
Drumlamph. Rebecca was employed in the finishing department of J. A
Clark's, Castledawson. Allen was employed as a lorry driver circa 1950-51
and then as a motor mechanic for Kelly Brother's on Shankhill Road in
Belfast until his retirement. In 1987 the family resided at 68 Ladas Drive,
Belfast. They had 12 children:
2-11-7-1 CHRISTINA B. ARRELL, b 10 Nov 1940 at Castledawson. She
m on 5 Jul 1958 to David Wilson at Christ Church, Castledawson.
David, b circa 1938, was a lorry driver living at Smith St. Monymore
when he married. He was theson of Thomas Wilson, a farmer.
CHRISTINA was a stitcher and lived at 9 Magherafelt Road,
Castledawson when she married. David became a cattle dealer. The
family lived in Monymore. David was deceased by 1987. CHRISTINA
(CHRIS) resided at Coleraine, County Londonderry. They had four
children: 1) Ivor Wilson, b 1960 and was killed in France at the age of
18 in an accident; 2) Orvil Wilson, b 30 Sept 1961, m M. R. Doey, a
policeman, and had: Mathew and Anne; 3) David Wilson, b 19 Mar
1964, was employed in the Department of the Environment, m Yvonne
Lennox, who was a nurse, and resided in 1987 in Magherafelt and had
2 children; and 4) Lynn Wilson, b 29 Mar 1974, a student.
2-11-7-2 MINELLA ARRELL, b 9 Nov 1941 at Belfast. MINELLA was a
bookkeeper. MINELLA m 30 Dec 1966 to Francis Walter Slatter in
England. He was a warrant officer and Sgt. Major in the British Army.
He retired in 1987. MINELLA traveled to Singapore, Germany,
Hongkong, Thailand, Malaysia, Macau and Australia. They resided at
9 Briar's Close, Nottingham, England. They had: 1) Wendy, b 16 Oct
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1958 and d 2 Jul 1984 from an accident; and 2) Frankie, a helicopter
pilot in the RAF who served in Germany and in 1987 served in the
Falkland Islands.
2-11-7-3 THOMAS GEORGE ARRELL, b 10 Nov 1942 at Castledawson.
He m on 9 Jul 1969 to Sarah Ann Maghie at Bloomfield Presbyterian
Church. The couple met at a dance. Ann, as she was known, was
employed in Ross Brothers as a garment maker in 1969. Subsequently
she was employed in biscuit manufacturing and a number of other
positions. THOMAS, a tyre inspector when he married, lived at 68
Ladas Drive, Belfast. In later years THOMAS was self-employed and
a bar man. The couple lived at Clonduff Drive in Belfast in 1 990. They
had:
2-11-7-3-1 DEBORAH (DEBBIE) YVONNE ARRELL, b 13 Jun 1970
in Castlereagh. DEBORAH was mentally handicapped.
2-11-7-3-2 GARY ARRELL, b 19 Jun 1974. In 1990 GARY was
enrolled in the Youth Training Program.
2-11-7-4 MARGARET KATHLEEN ARRELL, b 24 Nov 1943 and d at the
age of six weeks.
2-11-7-5 REBECCA ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 26 May 1945 at Belfast.
She m on 15 Jul 1964 to Hugh Richard Hillis at Cregagh Presbyterian
Church, Belfast. REBECCA was a stitcher employed in Ross Brothers
and lived at 19 Channing Street, Belfast. Hugh was an aircraft inspector
and lived at 46 Greenore Street, Belfast when they married He was the
son of James Hillis, a bus conductor Hugh was employed at Shorts
Aircraft. The family relocated to Preston, England where they both
worked for the British Aircraft Corporation. REBECCA was a clerk and
Hugh was a fitter. They had; Tanyia, b 18 Mar 1966, a bookkeeper and
Mandy, b 30 Sept 1969, BAC accounts.
2-11-7-6 ALLEN JON ARRELL, b 22 Dec 1950 at Belfast. JON, as he was
known, was bom in City Hospital, Belfast. His parents lived at 28
Redcliffe Drive, Belfast. JON was employed as a technical officer with
British Telecom. In 1987 he was a bachelor.
2-11-7-7 SHIRLEY WYLENE ARRELL, b 14 Dec 1951 at Belfast.
SHIRLEY was a clerk. She m circa 1974 to J. Mclntyre who was also
a clerk. Both were employed by the Northern Ireland Housing
Authority. They resided in Londonderry. They had: 1) Sara Jane, b 12
Jan 1975, a student; 2) and 3) twins, Jenna and Jessica, b 27 Mar 1979,
students; and 4) Ryhanna, b 16 Jan 1982 a student.
2-11-7-8 SYLVIA MAY ARRELL, b 6 Jul 1953 at 9:00 am, a twin, at the
Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. She was employed as a machinist.
She m on 12 Apr 1974 to Robert Arthur Noyce in Belfast. Robert, b 25
Feb 1948, was a corporal, 8 Field Workshop, RE. ME. This was
Robert's 2nd marriage. He was the son of Stanley Noyce, a toolmaker.
Robert (Bob) became a sergeant in the British Army. In 1987 the family
resided in Franks, Victoria, Australia. They had: Paul, b 1974, a student.
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2-11-7-9 MURIEL EILEEN ARRELL, b 6 Jul 1953 at 9:40 am, a twin, at
the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. She m 10 Mar 1970 to Anthony
McCrae. Tony was a corporal in the British Army. They lived in
Halifax, England. In 1987 MURIEL was divorced and lived in Belfast
with her son, Mark. Mark was b in 1973 and was a student in 1987,
2-11-7-10 GARY ARRELL, b 30 Apr 1960 at 3:15 am, a twin, at City
Hospital, St. Georges, Belfast. GARY was self employed as a plasterer.
He was not married in 1987.
2-11-7-11 DEREK ARRELL, b 30 Apr 1960 at 3:30 am, a twin, at City
Hospital, St. Georges, Belfast. He m on 18 Sept 1987 to Margie Skillen.
Margie worked in accounts for a wholesaler m Belfast. DEREK was an
administration manager in Spicers Ltd., Belfast. They resided at H2
Hiltown Rise, Glengormley, Belfast.
2-11-7-12 COLIN FRANCIS ARRELL, b 30 Jan 1963 at City Hospital, St.
Georges, Belfast. COLIN was employed at Spicers Warehouse. In 1987
he was not married.
2-11-8 JAMES ARRELL, b 6 Nov 1921 at Rocktown, County Londonderry. He
m on 8 Sept 1953 to Margaret Porte Moore at Magherafelt. Margaret, b circa
1935, was from Derganagh, Knockloughrim. JAMES jomed the Royal Air
Force in late 1940. He served in Blackpool and Hay wards Heath, England
He trained for the invasion of France in Broadwater Forest and other stations
in the south of France. He landed on D-Day with the invasion fleet m Jun
1944. JAMES served in campaigns throughout France, Belgium, Holland
and Germany. He was wounded while serving in Germany. JAMES was a
member of the occupation forces in Germany and was stationed in
Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg-Hasburg, RAF Celle, RAF Gutterslach and
RAF Lubeck. He received the Defense Medal, the 1939-45 Medal, France
Germany Star, and the Belgium Star. He remained with the occupation
forces in Germany until 29 Mar 1949 when he returned to County
Londonderry. He worked the farm until 1953. After 1954 he was employed
by McLaughlin & Harvey, building and civil engineering contractors, in
Belfast as a building worker. He served as a council person on the
Magherafelt Council since 1953. JAMES and Margaret lived at 18 Gulladuff
Road, Maghera, County Londonderry.
2-11-8-1 MINNIE WINIFRED ARRELL, b 6 Jul 1954 at Derganagh,
Knockloughrim. She m on 2 Apr 1977 to John Alfred Thomas Savill at
Knockloughrim Presbyterian Church. John, b 15 Jan 1943, was a clerk
living at 10 Northland Gardens, Moneymore when he married. He was
the son of Alfred Savill who did security work. MINNIE was a
secretary and lived at 18 Gulladuff Road when she married. The couple
lived in Ballymena.
2-11-8-2 ARLENE ARRELL, b 15 Dec 1958 at Knockloughrim. She lived
at 117 Kembhill Park, Kemnay, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
2-11-8-3 STEPHEN JAMES ARRELL, b 24 Dec 1966 at Knockloughrim.
3 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 1827 at Bellaghy, County Londonderry, No. Ireland and
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m 18 Dec 1866 to Maria Lennox at Lecumpher in the meeting House, Desertmartin,
Magherafelt. Maria, b circa 1847, was the daughter of John Lennox, a farmer.
ALEXANDER d on 22 Sept 1877. Maria d on 7 Jun 1911. They are buried in the
churchyard at Castledawson Presbyterian Church, Castledawson, County
Londonderr>'. They had:
3-1 SARAH JANE ARRELL, b 19 Oct 1867 at Rocktown. SARAH JANE d on 2
Jan 1868 in Rocktown.
3-2 JOHN ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 29 Sept 1868 at Bellaghy, Knockloughrim,
County Londonderry,', Northern Ireland. He m 3 Mar 1892 to Elizabeth Johnson.
Elizabeth, b circa 1868, was from Tameaduff, the daughter of Robert Johnston.
JOHN ALEXANDER was one of three individuals who had a portable Methodist
Hall brought from Tullyhogue, near Cookstown, County Tyrone and had it
erected at Knockloughrim circa 1890's. The portable hall stood until 1988 when
it was dismantled to make way for a new addition to the church. The original
church was erected with the assistance of his grandson, ALEXANDER ARRELL.
JOHN ALEXANDER d 26 Mar 1906 at age 37. Family tradition is that John
died when his horse fell on him and broke his spine. The death certificate
indicates that he died of hypertrophy of the liver, 12 months and dropsy, 2
months. Elizabeth d 9 Sept 1930, age 62. They are buried in the churchyard at
Castledawson Presbyterian Church, Castledawson, County Londonderry. They
had:
3-2-1 MARY ARRELL, b 24 Jul 1892 at Rocktown. MARY emigrated to
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, leaving Northern Ireland 14 May 1914. She m
— Kelso MARY d circa WW II. She was a navy nurse. They had two
sons and a daughter. One son was a pilot in the US Air Force.
3-2-2 ALEXANDER "SANDY" ARRELL, b 21 Oct 1893 at Rocktown. He m
on 17 May 1933 to Margaret Pickering at Magherafelt. SANDY d in Jun of
1970. In 1986 Margaret lived at 1 Parkview, Castledawson. They had:
3-2-2-1 JOHN ARRELL, b 10 Feb 1934 at Rocktown. He lived on the Arrell
family homestead. It is believed that five generations of Arrells were
raised in this farm house. In 1987 the house still did not have electric
lights. JOHN m 1 Dec 1989 to Eileen Rankin at the Callee Presbyterian
Church. The homestead was located at 39 Rocktown Road, Bellaghy.
3-2-2-2 MARY ARRELL, b 1 Mar 1935 at Rocktown. She m on 31 Mar
1962 to George Ashfield. George, b circa 1918, was a machine operator
from Drumlamph, the son of Andrew Ashfield, a retired textile worker.
In 1986 the couple lived on Hillhead Road, Castledawson They had a
daughter, b circa 1963, who d on 29 Jan 1988, at age 25, as a result of
an auto accident.
3-2-2-3 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 17 Mar 1937 at Rocktown.
ALEXANDER attended the Glenvale elementary school. He m on 14
Nov 1970 to Elsie Victoria FuUerton at the Castledawson Presbyterian
Church. Elsie, b circa 1945, was the daughter of Robert Fullerton, who
d 14 Mar 1981, and Mary, who d 23 Jan 1970. Elsie was a secretary at
Drumlamph when she married. ALEXANDER was a motor mechanic
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for many years. In 1960 he purchased 33 acres in Rocktown. In 1980
he began farming on a full time basis. They had:
3-2-2-3-1 DEBORAH LOUISE ARRELL, b 8 Apr 1973 at Magherafelt.
DEBORAH enjoyed net ball.
3-2-2-3-2 ADELE SANDRA ARRELL, b 10 Dec 1975 at Magherfelt.
3-2-2-3-3 ALAN ROBERT ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 21 Nov 1982 at
Magherafelt.
3-2-2-4 SAMUEL ARRELL, b 3 Apr 1941 at Rocktown. He m on 17 Jul
1970 to Margaret Ann Kelso at Ardsheaw Presbyterian Church.
Margaret, b circa 1957, was a secondary teacher from Newtown Stewart,
the daughter of John Kelso, a farmer. SAMUEL was a mechanics
supervisor SAMUEL, m 1987, was a principal m the firm of D. and A.
Caravan Ltd. at 17 Taylorstown Hill, County Antrim. They had:
3-2-2-4-1 KAREN ANNE ARRELL, b 13 Jul 1977 at Tonnebndge.
3-2-2-4-2 DAVID SAMUEL ARRELL, b 4 Sept 1979 at Tonnebridge,
County Londonderry.
3-2-2-4-3 COLIN ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 16 Feb 1982 at
Tonnebridge, County Londonderry.
3-2-3 ROBERT JOHNSTON ARRELL, b 30 Jun 1895 at Rocktown,
Castledawson. He immigrated to Canada, leaving Northern Ireland on 3 May
1913. ROBERT was a railroad driver. He was deceased by 1987. He m
and in 1987 his widow resided in Toronto, Canada. The couple did not have
a family.
3-2-4 JOSEPH ARRELL, b 23 Aug 1896 at Rocktown, Knockloughrim. JOSEPH
was a sociable, extroverted "Irishman". In the early 1920's he left the strife
torn Londonderry area for Canada. During the voyage he met a fellow
passenger whose destination was New Zealand - the ship's ultimate
destination. He changed his plans and travelled on to New Zealand with his
new found companion. He settled in the Hawkes Bay area of New Zealand
and eventually entered the truck carrier business. He m circa 1926 to
Winifred Martha Harper. Winifred was the sister of Margaret Ellen Harper
who m ROBERT ARRELL (See Paragraph 2-8-3). Winifred Martha was b
1897 in New Zealand and in 1991 was in a nursing home. JOSEPH was
deceased by 1986. Winifred lived at 2/4 10 W. Avenue Road, Hastings, N.Z.
They had:
3-2-4-1 JOSEPH JOHNSTON ARRELL, b 13 Aug 1928 He m on 16 Dec
1952 to Girvan Hazel Cassidy. JOSEPH (JOE) was employed initially
by two sheep and cattle properties and later by W.R. Richmond Ltd.,
stock exporters, as a lamb and cattle drafter. He was employed, since
19 Mar 1949, as a livestock auctioneer and salesman by Dalgety & Co.
Ltd., Hawkes Bay, New Zealand as Manager of Te Awamutu Branch.
JOSEPH was a rotarian. He was President of the Te Awamutu Golf
Club from 1985 to 1988. They resided at 46 Bank Street, Te Awamutu,
New Zealand. They had:
3-2-4-1-1 DAVID JOSEPH CHARLES ARRELL, b 29 Aug 1953. He
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m on 16 Dec 1973 to Susan Howitt. Susan was b on 4 Oct 1953.
DAVID was a builder and the skipper of the "Margaret Anne", a 48
foot game fishing launch. He resided at Russell, Bay of Islands, New
Zealand. They had:
3-2-4-1-1-1 ANDREW DAVID ARRELL, b 28 Mar 1975.
3-2-4-1-1-2 TRACEY SUSAN ARRELL, b 12 Jun 1977.
3-2-4-1-2 CLIVE JOHNSTON ARRELL, b 2 Feb 1955 and d 22 Dec
1959 of meningitis.
3-2-4-1-3 ROBERT CRAIG ARRELL, b 16 Nov 1958. He earned his
BA and MA with honours in history. He was the author of "The
History of the Waitomo Area". In 1987 he was a teacher in
Takamatsu, Japan.
3-2-4-1-4 CHRISTOPHER ARRELL, b 24 Oct 1960 and m 1 1 May 1985
to Renata (Rita) Alice Hollenberg. Rita was b on 4 Feb 1962. The
couple was manager and secretary of a hotel chain of eight hotels in
Australia. CHRISTOPHER was also a chef. He obtained top awards
in 1987 in the London City and Guilds contest. Renata had a BA in
Education and was a qualified teacher. They resided at the
Marylands Hotel, Marylands, Perth, Australia.
3-2-4-2 SAMUEL (SAM) HENRY ARRELL, b 6 Jun 1932 m New Zealand.
He m in Apr 1957 to Margaret Joyce (Joy) Forsyth. Joy was b Jan 1934
of parents who were both b in New Zealand. The couple traveled and
had extended stays in Northern Ireland and in the United States. They
resided at IB Ouslow Road, Napier HB, New Zealand. They had:
3-2-4-2-1 KERRY JANE ARRELL, b Jan 1958. KERRY was a
registered comprehensive nurse. She was m in Feb 1979 to Peter
D. Ellison and lived in Napier. They had: Benjamin Samuel, b in
Oct 1958.
3-2-4-2-2 RICHARD SAMUEL ARRELL, b Jul 1963. RICHARD was
a qualified nurseryman and was mterested in horticulture.
3-2-4-2-3 LISA M. ARRELL, b Jan 1965. Lisa was a graduate m
computer studies and was employed as a computer programmer and
systems analyst. Lisa resided at 5B Nikau Grove, Wolbum,
Wellington.
3-2-4-3 JOHN ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 20 Mar 1934 in New Zealand.
He m 17 Jan 1959 to Robin Mary Parkhill at Hastings, New Zealand.
Robin was b in 1938, the daughter of parents who immigrated to New
Zealand from Greenock, Scotland. In 1986 JOHN was a primary school
principal and a rotarian in Auckland Robin was employed at the
University Medical Center in Auckland. They lived in Rarotonga
(formerly Cook Islands) in the South Pacific between 1972 and 1974.
They had:
3-2-4-3-1 MICHELLE ANNE ARRELL, b 16 Dec 1960. MICHELLE
was a registered nurse. She m and lived in Melbourne, Australia.
They had a daughter, b in Jun 1987.
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3-2-4-3-2 MARTIN ARRELL, b 8 Dec 1962. MARTIN was an avionics
engineer in the New Zealand Royal Air Force (1980-85). In 1986 he
was an avionics engineer for Philips Corporation in New Zealand.
3-2-4-3-3 SCOTT ANDREW ARRELL, b Dec 1964. SCOTT was in the
Royal New Zealand Air Force. In 1986 he was a navigator aboard
the Hercules Aircraft.
3-2-5 JOHN ELLIOTT ARROL, b 5 Sept 1897 at Rocktown, Castledawson,
County Londonderry. It is believed that he never married and to have lived
with his sisters, ELLA and LIZZIE. He d in 1983.
3-2-6 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 30 Oct 1898 at Rocktown, Castledawson,
County Londonderry. He immigrated to the United States. WILLIAM was
a tram driver in Philadelphia. He never married.
3-2-7 LIZZIE JANE ARRELL, b 3 Apr 1900 at Rocktown, Castledawson, County
Londonderry. LIZZIE d 8 Apr 1900 at Rocktown.
3-2-8 ELIZABETH LIZZIE' JANE ARRELL, b 20 Sept 1902 at Rocktown,
Castledawson, County Londonderry. She m on 20 Apr 1933 to William
James Bradley at Magherafelt Methodist Church. William was a farmer from
Lennaroy, Castledawson, the son of Johnston Bradley. It is believed that
they immigrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
3-2-9 SAMUEL HENRY ARRELL, Sr. b 21 Jan 1904 at Rocktown,
Castledawson. He d 3 Nov 1983 at Haverford, Pennsylvania. SAMUEL
immigrated to Delaware County, Pennsylvania, leaving Northern Ireland on
25 Nov 1922, and arrived in the United States in 1923. He m in 1929 to
Francis E. Taylor. Francis was b and resided in Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania,
a western suburb of Philadelphia. Her family is believed to have emmigrated
from England two generations previously. Francis' father, Alfred, worked for
a number of years in a trowel works located in Sharon Hill. Later in his life
he worked on a farm located in that general area. SAMUEL was a
Haverford Township policeman with more than 22 years of service when he
retired. SAMUEL'S first occupations were in the construction trade as a
carpenter. He eventually joined the police department. He was also an
assistant secretary of the Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. SAMUEL was
elected to three terms as Commissioner of Haverford Township, served over
10 years on the Delaware County Redevelopment Association, was a past
officer of the local and state Fraternal Order of Police Chiefs, the Police
Association and past president of the Havertown Rotary Club. He was a
long-term member of the Board of Trustees of the Llanerch Fire Company.
SAMUEL was a life member and past Master of Unity Lodge 719 F & AM,
past High Priest of Montgomery Royal Arch Chapter, Cryptic Council 51,
Past Commander of Ascension Commandery, member of Lulu Temple
Shrine, and was Sovereign of Conclave, Knights of the Red Cross of
Constantine. SAMUEL was an active member of the Lanerch Presbyterian
Church for over 49 years and was a Deacon, Trustee, and Elder of that
church. In 1987 Francis lived at 23 Fulmer Avenue, Havertown,
Penny slvania 1983. They had:
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3-2-9-1 SAMUEL HENRY ARRELL, b circa 1930. He attended Haverford
(Penna) High School. He served in the US Army in the early 1950's and
was stationed in Germany. He m circa 1950 to Virgina — . SAMUEL
was an electrical technican and plumber. They had:
3-2-9-1-1 PAUL ARRELL, b circa 1951. PAUL graduated from
Collingdale High School. He was a fully apprenticed and certified
electrician and plumber who was employed in the construction
industry in Philadelphia.
3-2-9-1-2 JOSEPH ARRELL, b circa 1952. JOE' graduated from
Collingdale High School and was a police officer in the Loser Marin
Police Department.
3-2-9-1-3 KATHLEEN ARRELL, b circa 1953. KATHLEEN attended
Collingdale High School. She was m circa 1980 to
3-2-9-2 JOHN ALFRED JACK' ARRELL, b circa 1933 at Haverford
Township, Pennyslvania. JACK graduated from Haverford High
School. He served in the militar>' at the end of the Korean War and was
stationed in the United States. He was employed since circa 1955 with
the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and A.T.& T. He was a
Regional Manager, having responsibility for their trucks and building
activities covering a large geographic area in Eastern Pennsylvania. He
resided in West Chester, Pennyslvania and relocated circa 1970 to a farm
in Chester County, near the Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania line.
He m circa 1958 to Sallie — . They had:
3-2-9-2-1 JOHN JACK' ARRELL, b circa 1959. JACK was a graduate
of the University of Delaware. He was employed by Thiokol, a
rocket propellant company in Elkton, Maryland. JACK m circa 1982
and later divorced.
3-2-9-2-1-1 JACK ARRELL, Jr., b circa 1983.
3-2-9-2-2 STEPHAN ARRELL, b circa 1961. STEPHAN was employed
in the contracting trades. He m circa 1976 to Andree — . They
resided on a farm in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
3-2-9-2-3 ROBERT ARRELL, b circa 1964. ROBERT was employed
as a certified welder in the Chester County area of Pennsylvania
3-2-9-2-4 AMY ARRELL, b circa 1967. AMY was employed in
administrative functions in the Chester County area of Pennyslvania.
3-2-9-3 ROBERT J. ARRELL, b 21 Jan 1936 in Haverford
Township, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Haverford High School in
1954. ROBERT attended the Drexel Institute of Technology (now
Drexel University). He participated in Drexel's co-op program. He m
on 29 Nov 1958 to Sepherine Hedy" Peabody. ROBERT and Hedy
were childhood sweethearts, first starting to date in the seventh grade.
ROBERT served six months in the military from 30 Nov 1958. Upon
his return from militar>' service they relocated to Baltimore, Maryland
where ROBERT began his career with Armco Steel Corporation. They
relocated to Middletown, Ohio with Armco in 1968, to Baltimore in
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1973 and again to Middletown in 1973. ROBERT was Vice President
of Administration for the Eastern Steel Division, Armco's largest steel
division. Hedy's father was a direct descendent of the illustrious
Peabody family of New England. Hedy had two older brothers and a
younger brother. Her mother's family included eight children. Her
family resided in the western suburbs of Philadelphia. They had:
3-2-9-3-1 DEBRA LEE ARRELL, b 29 May 1960 at Baltimore,
Maryland. DEBRA attended Middletown (Ohio) High School and
DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana. She earned a BA degree
in economics. She m circa 1985 to A. Brent Summers and they
resided in Louisville, Kentucky.
3-2-10 ELLA SCOTT ARRELL, b 1 Dec 1905 at Rocktown, Castledawson,
County Londonderry. She m on 27 Jun 1933 to John Fullerton at the
Magherafelt Methodist Church John, b circa 1899, was a farmer at
Drumlamph, the son of Robert Fullerton, deceased. John's sister, Annie
Fullerton, was m to ALEXANDER ARRELL (See Paragraph 3-2-2-3).
4 MARY JANE ARRELL, b circa 1815. She was believed to be the daughter of JOHN
ARRELL. She m James Sturgeon on 19 Nov 1845 in the Castledawson Presbyterian
Church. James, the son of John Sturgeon, a farmer, lived in Tubberhead.
5 HENRY ARRELL, b circa 1819. (See page 444 for probable descendents) HENRY
was possibly a son of JOHN ARRELL. HENRY, of Rocktown, m on 22 Sept 1853
to Matilda McQuillan at the Castledawson Presbyterian Church. Matilda, b circa
1834, resided in Bellaghy, the daughter of John McQuillan, a fanner of Bellaghy.
6 MATILDA ARRELL, b circa 1822. MATILDA was believed to be a daughter of
JOHN ARRELL. MATILDA, of Rocktown, m on 8 Jun 1853 to James McQuillan,
a linen weaver, at the meeting house of Curran. James was the son of John
McQuillan, a farmer of Bellaghy. Matilda d 25 Jul 1921 at 2 Laird Street, Port
Glasgow, Scotland of senile decay. Her name was spelled ARROL on her death at
age 99. They had: John McQuillan, b circa 1871. John m on 10 Nov 1937 to Jane
Wilson Scoullar at Plantation (St. Andrew's) Chruch Glasgow, according to the forms
of the Church of Scotland. Jane was living at 12 Apsley Street, Glasgow and John
was living at 4 Hope Street, Greenock when they married. Jane was believed b circa
1872. She was the daughter of Robert Wilson, a carter (dec), and Annie Shaw (dec).
Jane is believed to have m 1st to — Scoullar. John was a powerloom operator and
widower. Jane had the name Arrol when she married, however it is not known how
she came to have this name.
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HENRY ARRELL AND MATILDA McQUILLAN of
COUNTY LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND
I HENRY ARRELL, b circa 1819. (See page 443, Paragraph 5, for possible ancestry of
HENRY ARRELL). HENRY was a farmer in Rocktown. He m 22 Sep 1853 to
Matilda McQuillan at the Castledawson Presbyterian Church. Matilda, b circa 1834,
resided in Bellaghy, the daughter of John McQuillan, a farmer of Bellaghy. They are
believed to have had:
1-1 MARTHA ARRELL, b circa 1861 and d 3 Jul 1864 at Rocktown.
1-2 HENRY ARRELL, b 2 Mar 1864 and d 5 Jun 1874 at Rocktown.
1-3 MATILDA ARRELL, b 1 May 1866 and d 6 Jun 1874 at Rocktown.
1-4 ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 9 Sep 1868.
1-5 HENRY JAMES ARRELL (ARROLL), b 31 Aug 1875. He m on 19 Apr 1910
to JEANIE ARRELL at Rocktown. They had:
1-5-1 ANNIE MATILDA ARRELL, b 22 Apr 1911 at Rocktown.
1-5-2 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 14 Apr 1912. He m on 22 Jan 1947 to Margaret
Florence Cuddy, at Donahandry, Tyrone. They had:
1-5-2-1 HENRY ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 10 Dec 1947 at Annaghmore.
HENRY was a toolmaker when he m 4 Jul 1969 to Margaret Roberta Nesbitt
at Magherafelt. In 1974 they lived at 40 Bloomfield Road, Arbroath,
Scotland. They had:
1-5-2-1-1 GILLIAN ARRELL, b 11 May 1971 at Ballymena.
1-5-2-1-2 STEPHAN ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1974 at the Royal Infirmary at
Dundee, Scotland at 2327 hours.
1 -5-2-1-3 PHILLIP ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1 974 at the Royal Infirmary, Dundee,
Scotland at 2342 hours.
1-5-2-2 ROBERT SAMUEL ARRELL, b 25 Jun 1950 at Annaghmore. Robert
m 28 Dec 1973 to Edna Morrow at Lame. ROBERT was a planning
engineer. He was employed by Lear Fan and DeLorean Motors. They had:
1-5-2-2-1 ALISON ARRELL, b 4 Oct 1979 at Randlestown.
1-5-2-3 PHILIP ARRELL, b 3 Feb 1952 at Annaghmore. He m on 29 Jul 1978
to Lenore Josephine Gilmor at Castledawson. They did not have children.
1-5-2-4 FLORENCE MARGARET ARRELL, b 19 Aug 1956 at Castledawson.
FLORENCE m 2 Jun 1979 to Frederick James Hand at Castledawson.
1-5-2-5 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b 13 Jul 1964 at Castledawson. He m 10
Dec 1988 to Victoria Kelso.
1-5-3 HENRY JAMES ARRELL, b circa 1916. He m 27 Aug 1941 to Mary Henry
at Lisnadice. HENRY was in the British Army. He was evacuated from France
at Dunkirk and served in the African theatre. The couple separated. They did
not have children.
1-5-4 ANN ARRELL, b circa 1920. She m circa 1935 to Albert Haslan. They
resided in England. They had: Jeanctte Haslan.
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1-5-5 DORIS ARRELLb circa 1921. She m 7 Jun 1939 to W.lliam James
Pickenng at Magherafelt. They had: 1) Kenneth; 2) Jean; 3) Daphne; 4) Dor.s-
and 5) Gordon.
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THE ARRELLS OFBALLYMENA, NORTHERN IRELAND INCLUDING THE
WILLUM ALEXANDER AND SAMUEL ARRELL FAMILIES
The names of the parents of WILLIAM ALEXANDER and SAMUEL are unknown. It
is known that they had six sons and four daughters and that all but one son emigrated to
North America. The one son who remained in Northern Ireland, WILLIAM
ALEXANDER ARRELL, was an Irish linen merchant in Bellymena. It is assumed that
the family came from this area. It is likely that WILLIAM was bom around 1820 as it
is known that SAMUEL was bom in 1842. The Arrells followed the custom common
in Ireland and Scotland of naming the first son after the father's father. It is quite
probable the name of the father of WILLIAM was William or Alexander.
I WILLIAM ALEXANDER ARRELL, b circa 1796 m Ballymena, Northern Ireland He
m circa 1821 to Mary Ann Doll (Dole or Dale) of Edmburgh, Scotland. WILLIAM
was a linen merchant in Ballymena. He d circa 1875. They had:
1-1 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b Apr 1847 in Northem Ireland and d m 1895. He was
a joumalist in Northem Ireland. He immigrated to Canada and m circa 1872 to
Helen Bell of Orilla, Ontario, Canada. They had five children:
l-I-I WILLIAM EDWARD ARRELL, b 9 Mar 1868 at Creighton, Simco County,
Ontario. He d 17 Nov 1915 at Portage la Praire, Manitoba and is buried in
High Bluff Cemetery, Portage la Praire. He m 24 Jul 1898 to Pheobe Evelina
Burton of Lindsay, Ontario. Pheobe was b 31 Mar 1880 at Fenelin Falls,
Ontario and d 23 Nov 1962 at Portage la Prairie. They had five sons and four
daughters:
1-1-1-1 HAROLD WILLIAM ARRELL, b 17 May 1900 and d 1987 from
Parkinson's disease. He m 7 May 1930 to Janet Mitchell at Portage la
Prairie. Janet was b 1 Feb 1903 at Portage la Prairie and d 2 Apr 1977
at Regina Saskatchewan. She is buried at Memorial Gardens, Regina.
HAROLD m 2nd circa 1980 to Stella — - in Saskatoon. HAROLD and
Janet had:
1-1-1-1-1 BRUCE E. ARRELL, b 11 Jul 1939 in Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan. He m 29 Jul 1961 to Carol Antymnuik Carol was
a school teacher. BRUCE graduated from the University of
Saskatchewan with a major in commerce. BRUCE was a chartered
accountant and was employed as an income tax advisor for an oil and
gas company in Calgary, Alberta. They resided on Cumberland
Drive, N.W., Calgary, Alberta. They had:
I-1-l-l-l-l KIM ARRELL, b 1966 in Calgary, Alberta. KIM was
studying toward a degree in interior design in 1987.
1-1-I-I-1-2 HEATHER ARRELL, b 1968 in Calgary, Alberta.
1.1.1.1-1-3 JASON ARRELL, b 1972 in Calgary, Alberta.
1-I-I-2 PEARL EVELYN ARRELL, b 26 Jan 1902 at Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba and d 26 Feb 1974 in Vancouver, British Columbia PEARL
m 24 Jul 1943 to Robert (Bert) Brown and lived in Portage la Prairie,
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Manitoba. Bert d in Chicago, Illinois. They are buried in Portage la
Prairie Cemetery. They did not have a family.
1-1-1-3 RUSSELL HOWARD ARRELL. b 10 May 1903 at Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba and d 12 May 1933 in Portage la Prairie. RUSSELL m 26 Jun
1928 to Mabel Clark and lived in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Mabel m
2nd to Douglas MacLain (McLean?) circa 1932 and relocated to Ontario.
RUSSELL and Mabel had:
1-1-1-3-1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 1928. WILLIAM was known as BILL.
WILLIAM was adopted by his step-father, Douglas MacLain, and his
name was changed to William MacLain. He attended school in Red
Lake, Ontario and later Atiholm, Ontario. WILLIAM m in 1956 to
Edna Davis Skatfield. They had: Nancy MacLain, b 1957 and m
1978; and 2) Jeffrey MacLain, b 1964.
1-1-1-4 VERNON ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 8 Aug 1905 at Portage la
Prairie, Manitoba. VERNON m 24 Feb 1939 to Evelyn Effie Martin at
Portage la Prairie. Evelyn was b 8 Feb 1913 at Portage la Prairie. They
had:
1-1-1-4-1 BEVERLY DAWN ARRELL, b 17 Oct 1939 at Portage la
Praire, Manitoba. She m 14 Jun 1958 to Richard Unrau at Portage
la Prairie, Manitoba. Richard was b 13 Apr 1937 at Portage la
Prairie. They had: 1) Calvin Richard, b 15 Jan 1959; 2) Patricia
Laveme, b 22 Dec 1959 and m 11 Oct 1980 to Wing Tang. Wing
Tang was b 3 Jun 1955 in Hong Kong; 3) Sherry Lynne, b 26 Mar
1961 and m Neil Gordon Fugate, b 21 Jan 1958; and 4) Brenda
Dawn, b 20 Mar 1962 and m 29 Aug 1981 to Patrick Gilbert DuBois
at Portage la Prairie. Patrick was b 14 Nov 1958 at Lahr, Germany.
1-1-1-4-2 JOYCE PATRICIA ARRELL, b 30 Dec 1940. JOYCE m 3 Jun
1961 to Ellis Marvin Gutro at Portage la Prairie. Ellis was b 16 Jan
1961 at Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia. They had: 1) Jeffrey Leonard,
b 7 Aug 1962 at Portage la Praire; 2) Timothy Michael, b 25 May
1965 at Portage la Prairie; 3) Brent Alexander, b 12 Mar 1967 at
Baden-Baden, Germany; 4) Gregory John, b Summerside, Prince
Edward Island, Canada.
1-1-1-4-3 MARGARET LAVERNE ARRELL, b 8 Aug 1943 at Portage
la Prairie. MARGARET m 5 Dec 1962 to Donald Charles Christie
at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Donald was b 14 Jun 1940 at
Vulcan, Alberta. They had: 1) Keith Leonard, b 16 Dec 1962 at
Cold Lake, Alberta; 2) Robert Dwayne, b 10 Aug 1964 at Cold Lake,
Alberta; and 3) Jodi Lynne, b 21 Aug 1972 at Edmonton, Alberta.
1-1-1-5 FLORENCE MAY ARRELL, b 17 Dec 1906 at Portage la Praire.
Manitoba. FLORENCE m 6 Sept 1927 to Clifford John Metcalfe at
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Clifford was b 11 Sept 1905 at MacDonald,
Manitoba. They had: 1) Jackie; 2) Glen Clifford, b 6 May 1929 and m
26 Jun 1954 to Evelyn Stinson. They had: Mary Ann, b 17 Dec 1957,
Grant Glen, b 14 May 1960 and Cameron John, b 10 Apr 1962; 3)
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Murray, b 4 May 1936 and d 11 Sept 1938; and 4) Lois Arlene, b 21
May 1939 at Portage la Praire. She m Ronald Emmanuel on 6 Feb 1965.
Ronald was b 24 Feb 1940. They had: Richard John, b 29 Oct 1967 and
Jane Alexander, b 24 Sept 1971.
1-1-1-6 ALBERT EDWARD ARRELL, b 30 Jul 1908 at Portage la Praire
Manitoba. ALBERT was a private in the US Army during World War
IL He was wounded in action at Ortonna, Italy. ALBERT m 18 Jul 1936
to Evelyn Henrietta Thomas at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba and they lived
in Hartney, Manitoba. Evelyn was b 19 Sept 1910 in Hartney, Manitoba.
ALBERT d 28 Jan 1980 at Brandon, Manitoba and is buried in Brandon
Rosewood Cemetery. They had:
1-1-1-6-1 SHIRLEY MAE ARRELL, b 10 Feb 1937 m Portage la Praire,
Manitoba. She m 8 Aug 1959 to Edward Bruce Wellman at
Brandon, Manitoba. Bruce was b 23 Feb 1936 at Richmond Hill,
Ontario. They had: John Bruce, b 28 Mar 1973.
1-1-1-6-2 JOHN BURTON ARRELL, b 1 Nov 1938 in Brandon,
Manitoba. He m 22 Jun 1963 to Sherrill Odette Gurr at Brandon,
Manitoba. Sherrill was b 6 Aug 1941. They had:
1-1-1-6-2-1 DAVID KENT ARRELL, b 5 May 1966 at Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
1-1-1-6-2-2 TRACIE DAWN ARRELL, b 27 Jun 1967 at Brandon,
Manitoba.
1-1-1-6-2-3 JODIE ODETTE ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1972 at Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
1-1-1-7 STELLA MARJORY (MARGE) ARRELL, b 1910. MARJORY m
13 Sept 1941 to Charles Wilfred Campbell at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Charles was b 14 Jan 1908 at Exeter, Huron County, Ontario. He was
stationed in Victoria, B. C. during WW II when he was in the Air Force.
MARJORY and Charles lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Vancouver,
British Columbia. Charles was a purchasing agent for a fishing firm. He
purchased supplies for the fishing camps. They had: Carla Elizabeth, b
2 Nov 1949 at Vancouver, British Columbia.
1-1-1-8 CLARENCE KINSMAN ARRELL, b 1 Nov 191 1 at Portage la Prairie
and d 19 Feb 1951 at Portage la Praire. He is buried at Portage la Praire
Cemetery. He m 16 Apr 1938 to Vera Matthews. Vera was b May 1938
at Winnipeg, Manitoba. They had:
1-1-1-8-1 BRUCE WAYNE ARRELL, b 2 Sept 1939 at Portage la Praire,
Manitoba. He d 15 Feb 1939 at Portage la Praire.
1-1-1-8-2 ROBERT WILLIAM ARRELL, b 4 Jul 1942.
1-1-1-8-3 LOUISE DIANE ARRELL, b 31 May 1943 at Portage la Praire,
Manitoba. She m 17 Mar 1962 to Arthur Wiebe at Winnipeg,
Manitoba. They had: 1) Michael Darlene, b 15 Apr 1968; 2) Michael
Patrick, b 22 Jan 1965; and 3) Christopher Arthur, b 1 Jul 1970.
1-1-1-9 MYRTLE MARGARET LILLIAN ARRELL, b 4 Aug 1913.
MARGARET was killed on 28 Jun 1939 when she was knocked down by
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a team of horses on the main street in Portage la Praire, Manitoba.
1-1-2 JOHN ALEXANDER ARRELL, b circa 1870-80 and m circa 1909 to
Elizabeth Josephine Kyle of Ballymena, Northern Ireland. JOHN was
originally a fanner and later employed by Gypsum Lime in New Westminster,
British Columbia. He d in 1956. They had:
1-1-2-1 PHYLLIS LENORE ARRELL, b 1 Sept 1910 and m circa 1935 to
William Nelson James. They lived in New Westminster, B.C., Canada.
They had a son: Terrance Darrell. Terrance m Dorma — . They lived in
Surrey, British Columbia.
1-1-2-2 ROBERT JOHN ARRELL, b 1 Sept 1911 and d 1985. He m circa
1936 1st to Olive Burris and 2nd circa 1950 to Jean Balik. They lived
in New Westminster, British Columbia. There were no children from
either marriage.
1-1-2-3 HELEN MARGARET ARRELL, b 1 Sept 1914 and m circa 1939 to
John A. Neill. John d in 1981. There were no children. They lived in
White Rock, British Columbia.
1-1-2-4 DAVID LEVI ARRELL, b circa 1916 and d in 1967. He m circa
1941 to Doreen Ross. They lived in New Westminster, B.C., Canada.
They had:
1-1-2-4-1 GARRY ARRELL, b circa 1943 and m circa 1968 to Elaine
— . They had no children.
1-1-2-4-2 DENNIS ARRELL, b circa 1945.
1-1-2-5 CARLYLE ALLAN ARRELL, b circa 1919 and m 1st circa 1944 to
Doreen Collishaw. Doreen d in 1984. He m 2nd circa 1960 to Irene M.
Wallner. They lived in Victoria, B.C., Canada. CARLYLE and Doreen
had:
1-1-2-5-1 VALERIE ARRELL, b circa 1946. VALERIE m circa 1971
Gordon Galey. They had: Karen, Brenda, Heather and Erica.
1-1-2-6 GORDON ARTHUR ARRELL, b 1921 and d 1975. GORDON was
believed not to have married.
1-1-3 SARAH ELLEN ARRELL, b circa 1890 in Ontario, Canada. She m circa
1915 to Joseph Webb who came from England. SARAH was a dressmaker
and Joseph was a farmer. They had three sons and three daughters: 1) Gordon
Oliver Howard who m Pearl Hills; 2) Gladys Keith Lorellen who m Ernest
Holliday; 3) Clifford Arlington who m Olive Pearson; 4) Loma Valentine who
m Arthur Irwin; 5) Hazel Lenore who m Manual Dunn; 6) Earl Lloyd Richard
who did not m and in 1987 was deceased; and 7) Vera Cecelia who d as a
child. All six children resided in Portage la Prarie, Manitoba.
1-1-4 MARGARET (MAGGIE) ARRELL, b circa 1892. MAGGIE m circa 1917
to Albert Davis who came from England. They had: Melville who m Phyllis
Burton.
1-1-5 IDA LENORE ARRELL, b circa 1894 in Ontario, Canada. IDA m 1919 to
Arthur Smythe who was from the United States. Arthur was employed
following WW I by the Soldiers Settlement Board to assist returning
sers'iceman. IDA d in Saskatoon. They did not have a family.
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1-2 JAMES HARRISON ARRELL, b circa 1840's and lived in St. Mary's, Ontario,
Canada. He is believed to have m and had:
1-2-1 BELLE ARRELL, b circa 1870's and d circa 1880 at age 7 or 8 of
diphtheria.
1-2-2 JAMES HARRISON ARRELL, b circa 1880. He lived in Huntsville,
Ontario and m circa 1915 to Tamson (Tammy) Blundell. JAMES d 12 Nov
1969 and Tammy d 24 May 1962. They had:
1-2-2-1 MARION BELLE ARRELL, b 4 Nov 1916. She m circa 1941 to
John Unstead and lived at 28 Grafton Street, London, Ontario. They had:
Kathleen Adele Unstead.
1-3 WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1850. WILLIAM was a linen manufacturer. He m
circa 1873 to Margaret (Maggie) McCallum and they lived in Randalstown,
Northern Ireland. They had three sons and one daughter.
1-3-1 MINNIE ARRELL, b circa 1874. MINNIE m on 10 Jul 1899 to Thomas
Bonar, a fanner, at the Baptist Chapel in the Parish of Kirkinriola in the town
of Ballymena. They had: 1) Hilda who m Gary Neil and had Robert in
Northern Ireland; and 2) Bell who was b in Pittsburgh, Pennyslvania.
1-4 HARRISON ARRELL, b circa 1857. He m circa 1882 to Fanny Brundall and
lived in Parry Sound, Ontario.
1-5 H ALLEY ARRELL, b circa 1858. HALLE Y d at an early age in Muskoka,
Ontario, Canada.
SAMUEL ARRELL b 23 May 1842 m Northern Ireland (probably in Ballymena),
where it is known his brother, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, lived. He emigrated from
Belfast, at the age of 19, in 1861 and ended up on a farm in the Township of
Onondaga, near the village of Caledonia, Ontario. He was believed to be the first of
the Arrell family to emigrate to Ontario. He m circa 1868 to Elizabeth Brown who
was b 1 1 May 1848, the daughter of Thomas Brown, of the Township of Onodaga.
Her father was Scottish and her mother was from Yorkshire, England. They moved to
another farm in the township in Big Creek. They moved to and built a frame house
in Caledonia around 1888. SAMUEL worked at the local livery stable in Caledonia.
SAMUEL d 21 Feb 1892 in the first epidemic of influenza known as the "La Grippe".
Elizabeth was left with the task of raising the seven children, the youngest of which
was three years old:
2-1 WILLIAM (WILL) ARRELL, b 2 Feb 1869 and din 1954 at the age of 86. WILL
graduated in medicine and practiced in Cayuga, Ontario for fourteen years. After
three years of post graduate work in New York, he became an Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist amd practiced in Hamilton, Ontario for many years. Will never
married.
2-2 JOHN THOMAS (TOM) ARRELL, b 28 Jun 1872 and d in 1941 at the age of 69.
TOM became a Veterinary Surgeon and practiced in Caledonia, Ontario. He was
with the Hamilton Board of Health from 1920 until his death in 1941. He m circa
1897 to Ella Brierly and they had no children.
2-3 HARRISON ARRELL, b 14 Nov 1873 and d 18 Jul 1967 at the age of 94.
HARRISON attended Mulligan School, Middleport School and Green's School -
all one room schools in Onondada Township. He then attended Caledonia Public
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and High Schools and graduated in 1892. To make further education possible, he
delivered mail with a horse and cart in the summer and with a horse and cutter in
the winter to Sinclar%ille and Empire - a thirty mile trip. In October 1893 he
entered the law office of Teetzel, Harrison and McBryane in Hamilton, Ontano
where he spent three years reading law. He then attended Osgoode Hall Law
School in Toronto for two years and passed his final law examinations in May of
1898. A month later he opened a law office in Caledonia. He was appointed
County Clerk and Solicitor for the County of Halimand in 1914 and Crown
Attorney in 1915. He received his King's Counsel m 1921. SAMUEL established
the law' firm of Arrell & Arrell in Caledonia, first practicing with his brother,
CAMERON, and then with his son. ALEX. He was Crown Attorney for over forty
years and continued practicing law up to the time of his death in 1967.
HARRISON m Eva Margaret Sawle of Caledonia on 3 1 Oct 1907. They had three
sons:
2-3-1 ALEXANDER HARRISON ARRELL, b 24 Feb 1909 and d 3 Sept 1986.
He attended Caledonia Public and High Schools, the University of Toronto
and Osgoode Hall. He was called to the bar in 1932. He practiced with his
father in Caledoma until 1961 when he was appointed Vice-Chairman of the
Ontario Municipal Board. The family moved to Toronto at this time and
ALEX continued to be associated with the Board up to the time of his death.
ALEXANDER m Dorothy Joyce Darling of Hamilton, Ontario on 21 Aug
1937. She resided at 100 Kimbark Blvd., Toronto, Ontario. They had two
sons:
2-3-1-1 JOHN KENNER ARRELL, b 4 Jan 1941. KENNER attended
elementary and high school in Caledonia and graduated from McMaster
University in 1962 in Hamilton, Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
He spent ten years with IBM, two years as a financial analyst with the
investment firm Brault, Guy and O'Brien and between 1975 and 1983 was
a broadcast consultant. KENNER established his own firm JKA
Commumcations. KENNER m 1st to Lydia Wilson on 15 Jul 1963.
They divorced on 9 Dec 1970. They had no children. He m 2nd to
Kathryn Alice Walters on 26 Mar 1971. Kathryn was a systems
engineering manager with IBM. They resided at 201 Corot Rive, Apt
601 Montreal, Quebec and had two sons;
2-3-1-1-1 JAMES RUSSELL ARRELL, b 3 Dec 1975. He was known
as RUSSELL.
2-3-1-1-2 JOHN TYLER ARRELL, b 8 Jul 1979. He was known as
TYLER.
2-3-1-2 DOUGLAS HARRISON ARRELL, b 29 May 1945. DOUGLAS
attended Caledonia Public and High Schools. Bathurst High School in
Toronto, the University of Toronto and the University of London, in
London,' England. He earned his Doctorate in English Drama. He was
a Professor at the University of Winnipeg in Manitoba.
2-3-2 HUGH CAMERON ARRELL, b 18 Mar 1914 and d 13 Dec 1975. HUGH
graduated fiom Guelph Agricultural College in 1936. At the outbreak of
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WW II he enlisted in the army and served throughout the European
Campaign until the end of the war in 1945. He went overseas as a
Lieutenant and returned as a Lieutenant-Colonel. He was decorated by the
King of England with the order of the British Empire. After the war he
attended Osgoode Law School in Toronto and was called to the Bar in Jun
1949. HUGH practiced law in Hamilton, Ontario and in 1955 he was
appointed Judge of the Juvenile and Family Court in Hamilton, a position
he held until his death. He m Grace Louise (Jerry) Russell in 1943. They
had three sons:
2-3-2-1 HUGH ANTHONY (TONY) ARRELL, b 20 Dec 1944 at Hamilton,
Ontario. TONY attended the University of Guelph and graduated with a
B.Sc.A. degree in 1967. He graduated from York University with an
M.B.A. in 1968. He m on 14 May 1968 to Susanne "Anne" — -. He
became President and C.E.O of Wood Gundy Corporation in 1984 in New
York City. TONY was a director of Scotts Hospitality Inc., Charterways,
Ltd., J.C. Hallman Manufacturing Ltd. His career included positions with
Pitfield McKay (1969-70); Brown, Baldwin Nisker (1972-76); and Gardiner
Watson Ltd. (1976-83). He was past president of the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation. TONY's hobby was cattle breeding. He and Suzanne resided
in Toronto. They had:
2-3-2-1-1 LAURA ARRELL, b circa Apr 1974.
2-3-2-1-2 CAMERON ARRELL, b circa 1975.
2-3-2-1-3 MARGARET ASHLEIGH ARRELL, b May 1979. She was
known as ASHLEIGH.
2-3-2-1-4 NICOLE KATHERINE ARRELL, b 3 Dec 1981.
2-3-2-2 HARRISON SAWLE ARRELL, b 25 Apr 1950. He was a lawyer and
practiced law in Hamilton, Ontario. He m circa 1975 to Diane - — and they
had one son and one daughter.
2-3-2-2-1 JASON HUGH ARRELL, b circa 1976.
2-3-2-2-2 HEATHER PATRICIA ARRELL, b 18 May 1978.
2-3-2-3 JOHN RUSSELL ARRELL, b 25 Jan 1950. JOHN lived and worked
in Hamilton, Ontario. He was not married in 1988.
2-3-3 KENNER SAWLE ARRELL, b 27 Apr 1919 and d 27 Dec 1943. KENNER
attended Caledonia Public and High Schools and graduated from McMaster
University in Hamilton, Ontario. He was killed in action at Ortona, Italy during
WW II. In remembrance of his service, a lake in Northern Ontario, near Lake
Nipigon, was named Arrell Lake after him. He was not married.
2-4 MATILDA JANE ARRELL, b 6 Apr 1877 and d in Sept of 1943. She was a
graduate nurse of the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. She m circa 1902 to
C.J. Martindale and they had two sons: 1) Arrell Martindale, who never married
and 2) Harrison, who m Ruby — . Harrison had one son, Chester, who was b 13
Sept 1940 and d circa 1980. Chester m Barbara Hewitt. They had two daughters
and one son: Toni, Terri, and Patti.
2-5 ETHEL ISABELLA ARRELL, b 29 Feb 1880. ETHEL was a graduate nurse of the
Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. She m circa 1905 to G.B. McConnachie
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and they had two sons and one daughter, John, Douglas and Jean.
2-6 SAMUEL CAMERON (CAM) ARRELL, b 16 Sept 1888. SAMUEL was married.
He was a lawyer and practiced for a time with his brother, HARRISON. They
had:
2-6-1 ALTHEA ARRELL, b circa 1914.
2-6-2 Unknown.
2-7 ELIZABETH HOWARD (BESSIE) ARRELL, b 16 Sept 1888 and d in Dec of 1955.
She worked in the law office of Arrell & Arrell in Caledonia, Ontario until her
marriage to Dr. J. Mansfield Hughton, circa 1910. They then resided in Hamilton,
Ontario and were active in the community and political life of the city. She died
suddenly in an accident. They had one daughter, Mary Elizabeth.
3 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b circa 1843 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to North
America. He m circa 1868 and they had two sons and one daughter:
3-1 MAGGIE ARRELL, b circa 1869.
3-2 JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1871.
3-3 WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1873
4 HARRISON ARRELL, b circa 1844 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to North
America.
5 JOHN ARRELL, c circa 1845 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to the U.S.A. He
never m and died soon after arrival in the U.S. of cholera.
6 THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1846 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to the U.S.A. He
never m and died soon after arrival in the U.S. of cholera.
7 MARION ARRELL, b circa 1848 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to the U.S.A. She
lived in New York City and m — Smith. They had one daughter, Daisy.
8 JENNIE ARRELL, b circa 1849 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to North America.
JENNIE m 1874 to William Mitchell and they had one son, Charles, and one
daughter. Belle.
9 ELIZABETH ARRELL, b circa 1850 to Northern Ireland and emigrated to North
America. She m 1875 to John Bayliss and they had two sons. George and Henry,
and two daughters, Bessie and Belle.
10 BELLE CRAWFORD ARRELL, b circa 1851 in Northern Ireland and emigrated to
the U.S.A. She lived in New York City and never married.
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The information on the Arrells of Bellymena, Northern Ireland came from the following
sources:
(1) The family Bible of Dorothy Arrell (2-3-1). It provided the names of the six sons and
four daughters and limited information about them.
(2) An article in the Caledonia Grand River Sachem dated 8 Feb 1956 that
profiled the Arrell family. Much of the information on SAMUEL ARRELL (2) and
his family came from this article.
(3) Correspondence between HARRISON ARRELL (2-3) and PEARL ARRELL
BROWN (1-1-1-2) and/or MARGE ARRELL CAMPBELL (1-1-1-7) in 1967 and
1972.
(4) Correspondence between MAGGIE ARRELL and MAGGIE DAVIS (1-1-4) and
between HELEN ARRELL NEILL (1-1-2-3) AND FLORENCE ARRELL
METCALFE (1-1-1-5) up until 1972.
(5) Correspondence between the author and BRUCE E . ARRELL ( 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ) and JOHN
KENNER ARRELL (2-3-1-1).
(6) A family tree prepared by Jack Neill, now deceased, husband of HELEN
ARRELL (1-1-2-3), and supplemented with information supplied by MARGE
ARRELL CAMPBELL (1-1-1-7) of Vancouver, British Columbia.
(7) Con-espondence between the author and CARYLE ALEXANDER ARRELL
(1-1-2-5).
(8) Investigation of parish and public vital statistic records by the author in Northern
Ireland; Newbury Library, Chicago, and the vital statistic records in Canada.
(9) Profile of HUGH ANTHONY ARRELL (2-3-2-1) in the 1987 Edition of Canadian
Who's Who, Volume XXII, Kieran Simpson, Editor, University of Toronto Press,
Toronto.
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JAMES SHIEL ARRELL FAMILY
OF EDE^fREAGH, CASTLEDAWSON, COUNTY LONDONDERRY
I JOHN ARRELL. May have had:
1 JAMES (SHIEL) ARRELL, b circa 1824. He was a farmer. He m on 14 Mar 1858
to Jane Mullholland, a dressmaker of Aughrim. They married in the meeting house
of Curran, Maghera. JAMES d 31 Mar 1890 at Edenreagh. Their children may have
been:
1-1 MARY ISABELLA ARRELL, b prior to 1855. MARY m on 12 Dec 1876 to
William McCutcheon. William was a policeman of Draperstown.
1-2 SARAH ARRELL, b prior to 1864 at Edenreagh. SARAH m on 3 Dec 1885 to
ROBERT ARRELL of Cabragh. They married in Magherfelt, County Deny.
ROBERT was a farmer, the son of ALEXANDER ARRELL, a farmer of
Cabragh. ROBERT'S name is clearly spelled Arrell on the marriage register.
ALEXANDER'S surname is more difficult to decipher. It could be spelled Arrol,
but does appear more likely to be Arrell. On the birth of their children,
however, ROBERT'S name is clearly spelled Arrol, as is that of their children.
They had:
1-2-1 JANE ELIZABETH (ARROL) ARRELL, b 7 Jan 1887 at Cabragh.
1-2-2 ELEANOR (ARROL) ARRELL, b 1 1 Apr 1888 at Cabragh.
1-2-3 AGNES ARRELL, b 30 Nov 1890 at Cabragh. (An AGNES ARRELL,
m David Armour at Magherafelt on 25 Mar 1929. Her father was ROBERT
ARRELL, farmer of Cabragh. However, her age was noted as 34 which
would have her b circa 1895. David was a farmer of Derganagh, the son
of Thomas Armour, a weaver.)
1-2-4 DORA ARROL, b 30 Aug 1892 at Cabragh. DORA d 2 Jul 1908 at
Cabragh.
1-2-5 JAMES ALEXANDER ARRELL, b 28 Aug 1894 at Cabragh.
1-2-6 JACKSON ARRELL, b 27 Sept 1896 at Cabragh.
1-2-7 ROBERT ARRELL, b 15 Jul 1901 at Cabragh.
1-3 ANNIE ARRELL, b prior to 1866. ANNIE was living in Edenreagh when she
m on 22 Jul 1887 to John Dale, a farmer of Tillinkeary. John was the son of
Thomas Dale, a farmer. They had:
1-3-1 — - b 4 Dec 1890 at Creagh.
1-4 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 6 Aug 1865. WILLIAM, a farmer, was living in
Edenreagh when he m on 27 Sep 1889 to Margaret Riley, a cook. Margaret was
the daughter of James Riley, a farmer.
1-5 JAMES SHIEL ARRELL, b prior to 1872. JAMES was a farmer. He m on 30
Nov 1893 to Jane Dawson at Edenreagh. Jane was the daughter of Richard
Dawson, a carpenter of Tamnegarren. They had:
1-5-1 JAMES SHIEL ARRELL, b 23 Aug 1894 at Ballydermot, Castledawson,
County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. JAMES was a farmer. He m on 23
Nov 1927 to Annie Fullerton at Magherafelt Presbyterian Church. Annie
was the daughter of Robert Fullerton, a farmer of Drumlamph. Annie's
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brother, John, m ELLA SCOTT ARRELL (Paragraph 3-2-10, page 443) and
her niece, Elsie Fullerton, m ALEXANDER ARRELL (Paragraph 3-2-2-3,
pages 438 and 439). JAMES d Jun 1 97 1 . They had:
1-5-1-1 MURIEL JEAN ARRELL, b 1 Oct 1928 at Ballydermot,
Castledawson. She m on 26 Mar 1951 to Samuel Ferguson at the
Curran Presbyterian Church. Samuel, b circa 1929, a farmer of
Ballyagarve, was the son of Alexander Ferguson, a farmer.
1-5-1-2 MARY ARRELL, b 1 May 1930 at Ballydermot. MARY, of
Edenreagh, Castledawson, m on 26 Nov 1946 to George Johnston at
Curran Presbyterian Church. George, b circa 1924, was a bus
conductor of Dromore (Desertmartin), the son of David Johnston, a
farmer.
1-5-1-3 DOROTHY ARRELL, b 1 4 Feb 1 93 2 at Ballydermot, Castledawson.
She m on 18 Jan 1962 to John Henry Crooks at the Castledawson
Presbyterian Church. John Henry, b circa 1926, was a farmer of
Ballinacross, Knockloughrim, the son of James Crooks.
1-5-1-4 WILHEMINA ARRELL, b 10 Jul 1933 at Ballydermot,
Castledawson.
1-5-1-5 ANNIE ARRELL, b 21 Sept 1935 at Ballydermot, Castledawson.
1-5-1-6 LIZZIE ARRELL, b 4 Mar 1937 at Ballydermot, Castledawson.
1-5-1-7 CHRIST ABEL ARRELL, b 24 Dec 1938 at Ballydermot,
Castledawson. CHRIST ABEL m on 10 Aug 1957 to Raymond
Mawhinney at Castledawson Presbyterian Church. Raymond, b circa
1935, was a fitter of Leithrum, Castledawson, the son of John
Mawhinney, a joiner.
1-5-1-8 JAMES ARRELL, b 29 Mar 1940. JAMES was not married and
lived in Ballydermot in 1988.
1-5-1-9 WILLIAM ROBERT ARRELL, b 9 Mar 1942 at Ballydermot,
Castledawson. WILLIAM ROBERT was a farmer at Moneyrod,
Randlestown. He m on 7 Aug 1970 to Mary Matilda Smythe of
Cavanreagh, Sixtown. Mary, a ward orderly, was the daughter of
James Smythe, a retired farmer. They resided at 54 Artloan Road,
Randlestown.
1-5-1-9-1 ROBERT JAMES ARRELL, b 25 Jun 1971 at Randlestown.
ROBERT was b at Mid-Ulster Hospital.
1-5-1-9-2 ALISTAR STEPHAN ARRELL, b 29 Jun 1972 at
Randlestown. ALISTAR was b at Mid-Ulster Hospital.
1-5-1-9-3 DAVID JOHN ARRELL, b 27 Apr 1977 at Randlestown.
DAVID was bom at Masserene Hospital.
1-5-1-10 JOHN ARRELL, b 18 Aug 1943 at Ballydermot, Castledawson.
JOHN m on 9 Aug 1975 to Sarah Elizabeth Gilmore at Castledawson
Presbyterian Church. Sarah, b circa 1951, was a clerk, the daughter of
Evans Gilmore, a bus driver. She was living at 2 Magherafelt Road,
Castledawson when she married. JOHN was a supervisor and lived at
15 Ballydermott Road, Castledawson. JOHN was shot by the I.R.A. 8
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Aug 1977. He was driving a worker's bus at the time of the shooting.
1-5-1-11 GEORGINA FLORENCE ARRELL, b27 Mar 1945 atEdenreagh.
GEORGINA was married and lived in Ballydermot. They had two
daughters.
1-5-1-12 MARGARET ARRELL, b 30 Oct 1946 at Edenreagh.
MARGARET was married and lived near Randalstown.
1-5-1-13 THOMAS SHIELS ARRELL, b 21 Sept 1948 at Edenreagh. He
m circa 1973 to Margaret Edna Mulholland. THOMAS was a joiner.
They resided at 56 Oldtown Road, Bellaghy. They had:
1-5-1-13-1 JOHN WILLIAM ARRELL, b 14 Jan 1977 at the Mid Ulster
Hospital at Bellaghy.
1-5-1-13-2 LOUISE ALICE ARRELL, b 22 Dec 1980 at Mid Ulster
Hospital, Bellaghy.
1-5-2 JANE ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 3 Jun 1895 at Ballydermot. She was
known as JEANIE. JEANIE d 28 Apr 1921 by drowning at Craigtorire.
1-5-3 RACHAEL MARGARET ARRELL, b 1 1 Dec 1896 at Ballydermot.
1-5-4 DORA ARRELL, b 20 May 1898 at Ballydermot.
1-5-5 MARY ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1900 at Ballydermot.
1-5-6 THOMAS RICHARD ARREL. b 9 Sept 1902 at Ballydermot.
1-6 THOMAS SHIELS ARRELL, b circa 1875 at Edenreagh. THOMAS m 1 1 Oct
1905 to Mary Green at the Presbyterian Church in the Parish of Ardhea,
Moneymore, County Londonderry. Mary was the daughter of Benjamin Green,
a car driver. She was residing in Ballymoney at the time of her marriage.
THOMAS was a farmer. They had:
1-6-1 THOMAS SHIELS ARRELL, b 20 Jul 1906 at Edenreagh. He may have
d Mar 1970 at Magherafelt.
2 ANN JANE ARRELL, b circa 1831. She m on 10 Jun 1853 to James Smyth, son
of John Smyth, a farmer.
3 ISABELLA ARRELL, b prior to 1834. She m on 26 Dec 1855 to Hugh Phillips at
the meeting house in Curran. Hugh, a farmer, was the son of William Phillips, a
farmer, of Edenreagh, Parish of Maghera.
4 ROBERT JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1826. ROBERT was a farmer of Edenreagh. He
m on 31 Oct 1866 to Isabella Mcwhinney. Isabella was a widow, the daughter of
William Charles, a watchmaker. They were married in the Presbyterian Church.
The information on the JAMES SHEIL ARRELL family was compiled from vital statistic
records supplied by Joan Phillipson, Historical Research Associates, Belfast, and also
information supplied by ELSIE FULLERTON ARRELL of Knockloughrim, County
Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
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WILLUM ARRELL AND ISABELLA GmSON FAMILY
1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1800 in Cabragh, Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
WILLIAM was a farmer. WILLIAM m circa 1823 to Isabella Gibson. They had:
1-1 SARAH ARRELL, b 1824 at Cabragh, Londonderry. She m 6 Dec 1850 to
HENRY ARRELL at Castledawson, Magheragelt in the Presbyterian Church.
HENRY was the son of JOHN ARRELL. SARAH d in 1897 in Brisbane,
Queensland, Australia, age 73 years, a widow. They had:
1-1-1 HENRITTA ISABELLA ARRELL, b circa 1854. She is believed to have
been m circa 1879 to James Mayall Hobday at Brisbane, Queensland (CN 6405).
1-1-2 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1856 in Magherafelt, Londonderry,
Northern Ireland. WILLIAM JOHN m 8 Dec 1880 to Lillie Elizabeth Canning
in Caboolture, Queensland, Australia. They were married in the home of the
bride's father, the police station at Caboolture. They were married according to
the rites of the Primitive Methodist Church. Lillie Elizabeth was b circa 1863
at Rockhampton, Livingstone, Queensland, the daughter of John Harvey
Canning, a police sergeant, and Jane Martha Llewellyn (Wallen). WILLIAM
JOHN was a police constable. They are believed to have lived in Nerang in
1889 where WILLIAM was police constable; in Harrisville in 1894/97 where
WILLIAM was senior constable; in Gatton in 1898/1900 where he was senior
constable; in Toowoomba in 1 904 where he was a police sergeant; on East Street
in Ipswich where he was a police sergeant; and in Nerang in 1908 where he was
a police sergeant. They lived at 50 Bank Street, West End, Brisbane from circa
1912. WILLIAM was the police officer who was the first constable on the
scene of the "Gatton Murders" that took place in 1898. These murders are
regarded, even as recently as 1992, as one of the most perplexing mysteries in
Australian crime history. The murders involved a brutal triple murder: the
raping of two sisters and their death by the bashing of their heads, the clubbing
and shooting of their brother and the slaying of their horse by slitting the horse's
throat. WILLIAM was very proud of coming from County Londonderry and
that he was an Orangeman. On Orange Day each year he would tell the family
all about the origin of Orange Day. Lillie d 18 May 1953 at 50 Bank Street,
West End, Brisbane of myocarditis. They had:
1-1-2-1 HENRY JOHN ARRELL, b 18 Sept 1881 in Nerang, Queensland,
Australia. HENRY was a clerk. He lived at 50 Bank Street, West End,
Brisbane. HENRY JOHN d 28 Apr 1954 of pneumonia, congestive heart
failure and senility at Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane.
1-1-2-2 OLIVA EMILY ARRELL, b 23 Dec 1882 in Queensland, Australia.
1-1-2-3 WILLIAM LLEWELLYN ARRELL, b 25 Feb 1885 in Nerang,
Queensland, Australia. WILLIAM was a labourer. He never married. He
lived at 50 Bank Street, West End, Brisbane. WILLIAM was admitted as a
patient to the Brisbane Mental Hospital at Goodna on 12 Dec 1942 He d as
a result of general paralysis of the insane on 3 Aug 1944. WILLIAM left an
estate of 782 Australian pounds.
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1-1-2-4 ROBERT CHARLES ARRELL, b 22 Sept 1887 and d in 1889 in
Queensland.
1-1-2-5 JOHN WILLIAM ARRELL, b 5 Feb 1890 in Queensland, Australia.
JOHN is believed to have lived at 428 Upper Edward Street, Spring Hill
(1922-26).
1-1-2-6 JOSHUA ADDIE ARRELL, b 11 Apr 1892 in Queensland, Australia.
1-1-2-7 IVY CANNING ARRELL.b 21 Apr 1893 in Queensland, Australia. Ivy
m circa 1915 to — Kendrick. They lived at 50 Bank Street, West End,
Brisbane.
1-1-2-8 WALLACE EDWARD ARRELL, b 15 Apr 1895 and d in 1895 in
Queensland, Australia.
1-1-2-9 LILLIAN JANE CANNING ARRELL, b 12 May 1897 in Queensland,
Australia. She may have d in 1899 in Brisbane, Queensland. (CN 2572).
1-1-3 OLIVA ANNA ARRELL, confirmed circa 1857 at Magherafelt.
OLIVA ANNA is believed to have m circa 1882 to Edward Smolec (or Smales)
at Brisbane, Queensland (CN 5453).
1-1-4 WILHELMINA ARRELL, b circa 1 858 at Magherafelt, County Londonderry.
WILHELMINA JANE is believed to have m circa 1883 to John Collins Bishop
at Brisbane, Queensland (CN 8195).
1-1-5 HENRY ARRELL, b 1 Jun 1860. HENRY was a draftsman in the Brisbane
Land's Office. He lived at O'Keefe Street, W'gabba, Queensland. HENRY
became deaf in infancy as the result of a fever. HENRY had an artistic talent
and painted a great deal. He m 25 Jan 1893 to Mary Isabella Pearson at
Sydney, New South Wales. Mary was 15 Oct 1861 at Sydney, the younger
daughter of Henry Pearson Coles, a draftsman, and his wife, Mary. Mary was
also deaf She d 17 Dec 1933 at 9 Findlay Avenue, Roseville, New South
Wales, Australia. Mary d of chronic myocarditis. She was cremated 18 Dec
1933 in Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde. Henry d on 4 Sept 1946
at Neutral Bay. They had:
1-1-5-1 HENRIETTA ISABEL SARAH ARRELL, b 19 Feb 1894 in Australia.
HENRIETTA, who was known as ISABEL, although bom to parents who
were deaf was herself bom with normal hearing, however she became partially
deaf following a fall in her late twenties. HENRIETTA had no problem with
sign language. She m Oct 1915 to Stanley Dickson Winn. Stanley, who was
also deaf was the third son of William and Janet Winn. Stanley was b 23 Apr
1889 and worked as a clerk in his father's retail store. When Stanley and
Isable were crossing a road together on 23 May 1959 they were hit by a
passing car. Stanley was killed instantly and ISABEL recovered from most
of her injuries but had some ongoing problems until she d 10 Dec 1970. The
couple lived most of their lives at Neutral Bay on Sydney Harbour. They had:
1) Stanley Pearson Winn, b 23 Jun 1917 who married Edna Manson of
Adelaide; 2) Edena Mar}' Winn, b 9 Sept 1918. Edena was a spinster; 3)
Henry William Winn, b 21 Feb 1921. Henry m Jean Cutmore of Coffs
Harbour, New South Wales; 4) Reta Isabel Winn, b 24 Aug 1923, who m
Alfred Round of Northumberland, England; 5) Annesley (Andy) Dalton Winn,
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b 28 Jul 1926. Andy was a bachelor; and 6) Rodney Pawlett Winn, b 10 Jul
1928. Rodney m Patricia Downs.
1-1-6 EDWARD ALBERT GIBSON ARRELL, b c.rca 1863 at Belfast, Northern
Ireland. EDWARD was involved with his brother, THOMAS GEORGE, in the
operation of the Arrell Bros, engraving business. In 1908 he was in charge of
the company at 183 George Street, Brisbane. Edward d 13 Jul 1947 at Eventide
Sandgate North, Queensland of myocardial degeneration and senility
1-1-7 THOMAS GEORGE ARRELL, b circa 1866 in Cabragh, County
Londonderry, Northern Ireland. THOMAS m 19 Apr 1899 to Francis Alice
Bavister at the Congregation Manse, Bowen Hills, according to the rites of the
Congregational Church in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. A witness to the
wedding was E. Arrell. Francis was b circa 1871 in Goodna, Queensland,
Australia. She was the daughter of Thomas Carter Bavister, a stone mason, and
Louisa Dodley. Francis was living at Albion, Queensland and THOMAS was
an engraver. Circa 1890/96 he was operating Arrell Bros., a die sinker and
engraver business, on Adelaide Street in Brisbane; in 1897/99, Arrell Bros,
engravers, were located at 204 Queen Street, Brisbane. In 1908 Arrell Bros, was
operating at 183 George Street, Brisbane with EDWARD ARRELL as the
proprietor. THOMAS was living in Wooloowin, Queensland when they married.
They lived at Dickson Street, Thorroldtown (1900); at Sackville Street,
Coorparoo (1904-06); Main Street, Cooparoo; and at Earl Street, Annerley
(1912-40). THOMAS and Francis had:
1-1-7-1 ELSIE MAY ARRELL, b 19 May 1892 in Queensland, Australia.
1-1-7-2 FLORENCE SARAH ARRELL, b 11 Dec 1899 in Queensland,
Australia.
1 -2 ESTHER JANE ARRELL, b circa 1825 at Cabragh, County Londonderry, Northern
Ireland. She m 28 Jan 1859 to HENRY ARRELL at the meeting house in Maghera.
HENRY was a farmer of Cabragh.
1-3 MARY JANE ARRELL, b circa 1826. MARY JANE m 1st circa 1851 to Robert
Mitchell, a farmer. He was the son of James Mitchell, a farmer. They were m in
the Parish of Termonney. The witness was HENRY ARRELL. She m 2nd on 19
Jul 1872 to William McFadden, a widower.
2 JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1810 at Cabragh, Londonderry, Northern Ireland. JOHN was
a fanner. It is probable that JOHN was a brother of WILLIAM.
2-1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1843. He resided in Cabragh, Londonderry.
WILLIAM, a farmer, m on 4 Mar 1865 to his cousin, ELIZA ARRELL, in the
Presbyterian Church, Castledawson, Parish of Magherafelt. A witness was ESTHER
JANE ARRELL. ELIZA was the daughter of WILLIAM ARRELL, a farmer. The
couple had:
2-1-1 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b 2 Apr 1865 at Cabragh, Londonderry. He
sailed from Glasgow on 14 Sep 1883 aboard the immigrant ship the "Berwick
Lass" for Australia. The ship arrived at Moreton Bay on the 23rd of Dec 1883
and then sailed to Queensland. WILLIAM landed in Brisbane on 4 Jan 1884
after a journey of almost four months. He was quite a dapper, old Irishman. He
had a little white beard, wore a black hat and always carried a cane or an
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umbrella. He settled in the gold mining community of Charters Towers in
Northern Queensland. WILLIAM was a furniture dealer when he m on 18 Jul
1891 to Elizabeth Johnston. Elizabeth was b circa 1868 at Kingscourt, Cavan,
Northern Ireland and had been employed as a domestic. Elizabeth was living
on Bowen Street, Brisbane and WILLIAM at Boundary Street, Brisbane when
they married. They were married at the bride's home on Bowen Street according
to the rites of the Presbyterian Church. In 1892 WILLIAM was a french
polisher (i.e. furniture dealer) at George Street in Brisbane. From 1894 through
1900 he was a french polisher at Femberg Road in Rosalie, Brisbane. In 1934
he was a french polisher at 230 Vulture Street. Elizabeth d circa 1906.
WILLIAM rented a room at the home of James and Francis Baird at 230 Vulture
Street, Woollongabba from about 1931. On 2 June 1935 he bruised his ankle
while climbing for oranges on an orange tree in the yard. On the tenth of June
he began feeling ill and a Doctor was called. The Doctor diagnosed WILLIAM
as having tetanus and he was sent to Brisbane Hospital. WILLIAM d 11 Jun
1935 of tetanus convulsions and coma. They had:
2-1-1-1 JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSTON ARRELL, b 5 Feb 1890 at Brisbane,
Queensland and m circa 1921 at Brisbane, Queensland to Sarah May. Sarah
was b 1 Jan 1896 in Charters Towers. WILLIAM was believed to own or be
a yardman on a dairy farm near Kingaroa, Queensland. It is also believed that
he operated a funeral parlor for a period of time in Kingaroa, Queensland. In
1934 they lived at Harriet Street, Red Hill, Queensland. They had:
2-1-1-1-1 HERBERT WILLIAM ARRELL, b 16 Jul 1922 in Brisbane and m
Ber)l Joyce Millett of Redhill, Brisbane on 25 Sep 1954. He was known
as "Bluey". In 1987 they lived on 20 acres at 253 Avalon, Sheldon,
Brisbane, Queensland. There were wallabies and occasionally koala bears
on the property. "Bluey" d 11 Sept 1990 at Redlands Hospital of cardiac
arrest. He had a heart attack' an hour earlier while eating lunch at his
home. Bluey and Beryl had:
2-1-1-1-1-1 DENISE FOY ARRELL, b 1 Apr 1957 at St. Ann's Private
Hospital, Cleveland, Queensland. DENISE m on 16 Aug 1980 to Tony
Rossi at Blessed Oliver Plunkett Catholic Church, Cannon Hill,
Brisbane. Tony was employed by an air conditioner company. They
had: 1) LuAnn Sara, b 27 Apr 1982; 2) Jonathan Paul, b 17 Aug 1987;
and 3) Nathan James, b 27 Jun 1990.
2-1-1-1-1-2 DIANE ARRELL, b 23 Jul 1960 at Cleveland, Queensland. She
m on 20 Aug 1983 to Kenneth William Harrison at Rochedale Baptist
Church, Brisbane, Queensland. Kenneth was a builder. They had: 1)
Rebecca Louise, b 20 Aug 1983 at South Brisbane; and 2) Keith
William, b 26 Nov 1986 at South Brisbane; and 3) Samantha Dawn, b
22 Jul 1990.
2-1-1-1-1-3 ROBERT WILLIAM ARRELL, b 28 Jul 1961. In 1987 he was
a bulldozer operator for Buchanan Earth Company.
2-1-1-1-1-4 DAVID JOHN ARRELL, b 13 Apr 1962. DAVID was a
self-employed painter.
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2-1-1-1-1-5 BARRY THOMAS ARRELL, b 17 Jan 1967. BARRY was a
mechanic for Super Formance, a company that worked on V-8 racing
automobile engines.
2-1-1-1-2 BETTY HAZEL ARRELL. b 13 Jul 1926 at Red Hill, Brisbane.
BETTY m 1st on 16 Jun 1945 to Norman Crocker in Brisbane. Norman
was a soldier in the Australian Anny. He became a commercial artist
following WW II. Norman d 14 Oct 1976 in Palmeston North while the
couple was on holiday in New Zealand. They had: Lynette Sandra, b 8 Jun
1946 in Brisbane. Lynette m 1st in Sydney on 14 Nov 1964 to Bob Badger
who was from the United States. They divorced in Sydney in 1981. She
m 2nd on 22 Oct 1983 to Tony Archer in Sydney. Lynette and Tony
resided in Caringbah, Sydney. They had: 1) Gary, b in San Francisco,
California on 26 Jan 1967. Gary was employed by Westpac Banking Corp;
2) Caroline, b in Sydney on 15 May 1974; and 3) Leonie Denise, b in
Sydney on 6 Feb 1948. Leonie m in Sydney to Rex Turpin on 1 1 Mar
1967. Rex was from Christchurch, New Zealand. In 1987 they lived in
Cronulla, Sydney. They had: 1) Jason, b 22 Nov 1970 and 2) Lara, b 4
Nov 1975. BETTY m 2nd in 1981 to Ernest St. John who was employed
as a manager for a brick company. They relocated from Sydney to Toukley,
New South Wales, Australia in 1989.
2-1-1-1-3 LESLIE HOWARD ARRELL, b 7 Oct 1927. He m Fay Young on
14 Dec 1951. LES' was a bus driver. In 1990 they lived at 49 Brisbane
Ave., Mount Kuring-gai 2080. They had:
2-1-1-1-3-1 GREG ARRELL, b 24 Aug 1952. He m circa 1973 to Sandy
Addison. GREG was a carpenter in Sydney. They had:
2-1-1-1-3-1-1 TIMOTHY ARRELL, b 1 Apr 1977.
2-1-1-1-3-1-2 MICHAEL ARRELL, b 26 Jan 1979.
2-1-1-1-3-1-3 PETER ARRELL, b 3 Sept 1980.
2-1-1-1-3-1-4 SARAH ARRELL, b 15 Jul 1981.
2-1-1-1-3-2 STEPHEN ARRELL, b 3 Aug 1954. STEPHAN was a builder's
labourer in Sydney.
2-1-1-1-3-3 NOELINE ARRELL, b 29 Feb 1956. She m 26 Mar 1983 to
John Cook, a storeman. They resided in Windsor, New South Wales.
They had: 1) Martyn, b 25 Feb 1978; 2) Jeffrey, b 19 Sept 1983; and 3)
Daniel, b 2 Feb 1987.
2-1-1-1-3-4 GRAHAM LESLIE ARRELL, b 30 Jul 1957. GRAHAM m on
18 Dec 1982 to Vicki Alison Smith. GRAHAM was a computer
technician for Australia Telecom in Sydney.
2-1-1-1-4 EVELYN MAY ARRELL, b 23 Dec 1928 at Brisbane, Queensland.
She m 27 Mar 1948 to Robert Brett. In 1987 EVELYN had: 1) Peter, b 21
Jun 1949 and was employed by Australia Post; 2) Rodney, b 4 Jun 1951
and was an insurance broker; 3) Phillip, b 15 Sept 1954 and worked for
Kodak; and 4) Ruth, b 6 Jan 1957 and was employed by Telecom. After
being in the mission field in Africa, and prior to returning to the Niger
Republic in 1987, EVELYN and Bob lived in Maroochydore, north of
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Brisbane, Queensland.
2-1-1-1-5 KEITH ARRELL, b 20 Mar 1932 at Brisbane, Queensland. KEITH
m 17 Nov 1960 to Daphne Valda McLain of Brisbane. In 1991 he operated
a small painting and wallpaper business in Brisbane. KEITH was active in
their church as an Elder. They had:
2-1-1-1-5-1 KAYE DAWN ARRELL, b 18 May 1962 in Brisbane. She m
6 Oct 1985 to Gerald Robert Burke at Brisbane, Queensland. KATE
DAWN obtained a triple certificate in nursing. The couple lived in
Murvvillumbah.
2-1-1-1-5-2 GRANTLY KEITH ARRELL, b 6 Oct 1965 in Brisbane. In
1986 he was a second year apprentice fitter. He m 7 Jan 1988 to
Michelle Ann Ryan. Michelle earned an associate diploma in nursing.
They had;
2-1-1-1-5-2-1 JOSHUA KEITH ARRELL, b 3 Jul 1990 in Brisbane,
Queensland.
2-1-1-1-6 NANCY ARRELL, b 16 Sept 1935 in Brisbane, Queensland.
NANCY m circa 1960 to George Fry. They had: 1) Noela, b 6 Feb 1961
and 2) Jennifer, b 1 Jan 1969.
2-1-1-2 JOSHUA ADDIE ARRELL, b 1 1 Apr 1892 in Queensland, Australia.
(JOSHUA later changed his name to STEPHEN ARRELL.)
2-1-1-3 ANN ELIZABETH ARABELLA ARRELL, b 26 Feb 1896 in
Queensland, Australia. ANN ELIZABETH was a domestic who lived at
Tvona, Carlton Terrace, Manly. She never married. ANN ELIZABETH d 17
Oct 1955 at Maleny Hospital, Maleny, Queensland. ANN was cremated at
Mount Thompson Crematorium, Brisbane.
2-1-1-4 BERYL MARION VICTORIA ARRELL, b 10 Jul 1897 in Queensland,
Australia. She lived in Norman Park and d between 1934-1943. Her family
believed that she m circa 1923 to a coal miner in Ipswich, Northern
Queensland, Australia. Records appear to indicate she died a spinster.
2-1-1-5 JAMES THOMAS GEORGE ARRELL, b 9 Feb 1904 in Queensland,
Australia. He never married. In 1934 he was a labourer at Wide Bars,
Baddow, Queensland and in 1943 he was in Kennedy, East Barrens,
Queensland. In 1986 he lived in Gympie, Northern Queensland, Australia.
GEORGE, as he was known, d 24 Jul 1990 in a nursing home in Gympie,
Northern Queensland, Australia.
2-1-2 SARAH ANN ARRELL, b circa 1867 at Cabragh, Co., Londonderry.
SARAH m in 1897 to Patrick Reidy at Cannamulla, Queensland. There were
no offspring from this marriage. She d in 1952 in Brisbane. SARAH was
known as "a bit of a tyrant, always speaking her mind!"
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WILLUM ARRELL AND HANNAH ARCHER FAMILY
I WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1816. He was an agricultural labourer. WILLIAM m
circa 1838 to Hannah Archer. They had:
1 EMILY ARRELL, b 9 Oct 1839 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk, England. EMILY
was a domestic servant. She m 30 Nov 1862 to William Calver at Kittleburgh,
Suffolk. William, a wheelwright, was b circa 1840, the son of William Calver, a
carpenter.
2 MARY ARRELL, b 8 Mar 1842 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk. MARY m William
Feming on 4 Mar 1867 at Suffolk. William was a labourer, the son of Hannah
Southgate.
3 JONATHAN ARRELL, b 3 1 Mar 1847 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk. JONATHAN
was a farm labourer. He m 17 Oct 1867 to Ann Stone at the Chapel of Southolt,
Suffolk, England in the presence of Sarah and Thomas Stone. Ann was b circa 1 848,
the daughter of John Stone, a labourer. They were believed to have had four
children. JONATHAN d circa Jun 1914 at Ipswich:
3-1 JOHN WILLIAM ARRELL, b 19 Dec 1867 at Southolt, Hoxne, Suffolk. JOHN
was a labourer. He m 22 Oct 1890 to Mary List at the church in Aspall, Suffolk.
Mary, a servant, was b circa 1867, the daughter of William List, a labourer. Mary
was living in Bedingfield and JOHN WILLIAM at Aspall when they married.
JOHN d circa Jun 1940 at Braintree.
3-2 JAMES STONE ARRELL, b circa 1872. JAMES was a brewer's drayman and
a verger. He m 5 Apr 1897 to Susannah Thorpe at Westminster, London. JAMES
was living at 1 12 Wardour Street and Susannah at 8 Frith Street, Soho when they
married. Susannah was b circa 1876, the daughter of Henry Thorpe, a market
gardener. They lived at 23 Marshall Street, London. Susannah d circa Dec 1955
at Willesden. JAMES and Susannah had:
3-2-1 ALICE ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 1 1 Mar 1898 and d in 1989. She m 25
Dec 1920 to Richard James Griffiths at St. James, Westminster, London.
ALICE was a capmaker and Richard was a porter.
3-2-2 WILLIAM JAMES ARRELL, b 7 Oct 1899 at 38 Clarence Gardens, Regent
Park, London. WILLIAM was a turner fitter. He m 25 Dec 1925 to Dorothy
May Harvey. Dorothy was b circa 1901, the daughter of Albert Hervey, a
jeweller's assistant. WILLIAM d in Jun 1976 at St. Pancras.
3-2-3 FLORENCE DOROTHY ARRELL, b 7 Mar 1901 in London. She was
known as "DOLL". She m circa 1923 to William Eveleigh.
3-2-4 EDWARD CHARLES ARRELL, b 6 Sep 1911 at 102 Duncombe Road,
Islington, London.
3-2-5 ALFRED EDWARD ARRELL, b 28 Jan 1912 in London. TED, as he was
known, m 1st on 13 Oct 1934 to Gertrude Heath at St. James, Picadilly, London.
Gertrude was b circa 1913, the daughter of Frederick William Heath, a labourer.
The couple divorced and TED m 2nd on 23 Aug 1948 to Norah Hirst Arrell at
Willesden, Middlesex. Norah was b circa 1914, the daughter of Arthur
Beaumont, a textile foreman. Norah was m 1 st to Harry Wood from whom she
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obtained a divorce. Her name was changed to Arrell by deed poll. TED was
in the British Army during WW II and was tortured by the Japanese when he
was a prisoner of war in Burma. He d 23 Oct 1991. ALFRED and Gertrude
had:
3-2-5-1 ROY EDWARD ARRELL, b 3 Mar 1935 at Queen Charlotte's Hospital,
St. Mary, St. Marylebone, London. He was draughtsman. ROY m 31 Mar
1956 to Patricia Anne Gilbert at St. Gabriel, Cricklewood, Willesden,
Middlesex. Patricia was the daughter of Henry Davy Gilbert, an inspector.
They had:
3-2-5-1-1 RICHARD D. ARRELL, b circa Jun 1958 at Hendon.
3-2-5-1-2 SUSAN L. ARRELL, b circa Dec 1962 at Swindon.
3-2-5-1-3 ANN M. ARRELL, b circa Jun 1964 at Maidstone.
3-2-6 LEONARD ARTHUR THOMAS ARRELL, b 18 Nov 1916 at 33 Marshall
Street, Soho, London. He m 14 Dec 1940 to Joan Evelyn Tansley in Fulham,
London. Joan was b 13 Dec 1921. LEONARD was a quality control engineer
for Joseph Lucas, Ltd. LEONARD was in the Royal Air Force during WW II.
In 1953 the family lived at lOB Chichele Road. He d 16 Jan 1987. Joan was
also an employee of Joseph Lucas. They had:
3-2-6-1 BRIAN L. ARRELL, b 9 Jul 1941 in London, England. BRIAN was
killed by an automobile circa Dec 1945.
3-2-6-2 SANDRA PATRICIA ARRELL, b 15 Nov 1944 in London, England.
SANDRA was employed by lOS in Switzerland. She m 3 Jan 1970 at
Kingsbury, London to Stuart Symons. Stuart was also employed by lOS in
Switzerland. In 1991 Stuart was employed by Marc Rich, a commodity
trading firm, in Switzerland. He was the operations manager for information
systems for the firm. They had two sons:
3-2-6-2-1 Daniel Andre Symons, b 14 May 1973 in Vevey, Switzerland.
3-2-6-2-2 Dominic Paul Symons, b 3 Nov 1974 in Vevey, Switzerland.
3-2-6-3 LINDA ANNE ARRELL, b 3 Apr 1953 at Kingsbury Maternity
Hospital, Honeypot Lane, Kingsbury, Wembley, London, England. LINDA
m 1st on 6 Jun 1970 to Garry Saunders at Brent, London. Garry, a student,
was b circa 1968, the son of William Saunders, an engineer. She married an
additional two times.
3-3 ALICE MARY ARRELL, b circa 1873. ALICE m 16 Apr 1907 to Alfred
Charles Taylor at Cotton, Suffolk. Alfred was b circa 1878, the son of Alfred
James Taylor, a shepherd. Alfred Charles was a gardner.
3-4 ROBERT JONATHAN ARRELL, b circa 1874. ROBERT was an electrician.
He m 1 May 1896 to Annie Gentry at West Bergwall, Sussex. Annie was the
daughter of William Gentry, a brewer's drayman. They had:
3-4-1 GWENDOLEN ARRELL. b circa 1904. GWENDOLEN m 1 1 Apr 1925 to
Reginald Harry Harris at Copdock, Suffolk. Reginald was the son of Henry
Peter Harris, a grocer.
3-5 ERNEST ALBERT ARRELL, b 4 Sept 1885 at Mendlesham, Suffolk. He m 5
Aug 1907 to Lucy Ellen Gull at Hartismere. ERNEST was a railway guard. He
d 5 Oct 1964. Lucy d 31 Jan 1955. They had:
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3-5-1 VIOLET ETHEL ARRELL, b 15 Dec 1908 at Finningham, Suffolk. He m
on 15 Apr 1933 to Harry Gant at Freston near Ipswich, Suffolk. They had:
Terence John Gant, b at Valley Lane, Wherestead, near Ipswich, Suffolk
3-5-2 FLORENCE ELLEN ARRELL, b 1 Aug 1909. She m circa Jun 1934 to
Mervyn James Harvey at Ipswich. Florence d 30 Jun 1953. They had: 1)
Yvonne Muriel, b 5 Sept 1934 at Ipswich, Suffolk, and 2) Margaret Ellen, b 16
June 1937 at Belstead, Ipswich, Suffolk.
3-5-3 DORIS GLADYS ARRELL, b circa 1912 at Ipswich. DORIS m circa Jun
1939 to George Reid at Ipswich. She lived in Cottam, Ontario, Canada. They
had: Robert, Trevor and Beryl. Robert m and had two children: 1) Trevor who
m and had a son and 2) Beryl who m and had a son and a daughter. Beryl
resided in Cottam, Ontario, Canada.
3-5-4 LESLIE ERNEST ARRELL, b 21 Apr 1918. He m 26 Mar 1941 to Emily
Emerson at Ipswich, Suffolk. LESLIE was a butcher. He served in The Royal
Artillery (1939-1945). LESLIE was captured in WW II at the fall of Tobruk,
North Africa and was a prisoner of war for 3 1/2 years. He resided at 75
Second Avenue, Chelmsford, Essex He d Mar 1981 in Chelmsford. Emily and
her son resided in Chelmsford. They had:
3-5-4-1 GRAHAM LESLIE ARRELL, b 29 Oct 1947 at Ipswich, Suffolk.
GRAHAM m 25 Oct 1978 to Lorraine Rossittor. GRAHAM was the winner
of a scholarship. He was employed by the Water Board in Exter, Devonshire.
They had:
3-5-4-1-1 GINA LESLIE ARRELL, b 1 1 Aug 1981 at St. John's Hospital,
Chelmsford.
3-5-4-1-2 RAYMOND GRAHAM ARRELL, b 18 Sep 1984 at St. John's
Hospital, Chelmsford.
3-5-5 ETTIE OSRA ARRELL, b 14 Oct 1921 at 53 Pauline Street, Ipswich,
Suffolk. She m circa Jun 1940 to Ron Swarbrick in Ipswich, Suffolk. They
had: Ron, Jackie, and Norma.
3-5-6 LAWRENCE JOHNATHAN DAVID ARRELL, b 28 Jun 1925 at 53 Pauline
Street, Ipswich, Suffolk. He m on 12 Mar 1955 to Sylvia Joyce Blackwell at
Earls Colne, Essex. LAWRENCE started as an office boy for W-T Glover. He
became a manager and then a cable specialist. LAWRENCE was captain of the
golf club three times and was also President of the club. LAWRENCE d on 20
Oct 1981 at Blacknotley Hospital of a heart attack. He is buried in Colchester,
England Joyce was a homemaker and gardener. She lived in Earls Colne,
Essex, England. They had:
3-5-6- 1 RICHARD JONATHAN ARRELL, b 1 7 Apr 1 956 at Earls Colne, Essex.
He was a self employed painter and decorator. He traveled extensively. In
1987 he visited Burma, Thailand, Bali and Australia during a three and a half
month trip He m 1 Aug 1987 to Felicity Ann Jones-Davies at St. Cynog's
Church, Broughrood, Powys, Wales. Felcicity was from Glasbury-on-Wye,
Hereford. She was a clinical psychologist.
-6 ALFRED EDWARD ARRELL, b 22 Mar 1878 at Bedingfield, Hoxne,
Suffolk. ALFRED m on 22 Jul 1901 to Alice Susanna Bill at Baxter, Suffolk.
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Alice was the daughter of Robert Bill.
3-7 WILLIAM NEWSON ARRELL, b 19 May 1887. WILLIAM was a farm
servant. He m 19 Dec 1910 to Mary Hodgson at Malton, York. Mary, a farm
servant, was b circa 1889. She was the daughter of William Hodgson, a farm
labourer. WILLIAM d in Beverley in Mar 1975. They had:
3-7-1 GEORGE W. ARRELL, b circa Jun 1911 at Malton, Yorkshire.
3-7-2 CECIL ARRELL, b 22 Oct 1912 at Rillington, Malton, Yorkshire.
3-7-3 IDA ARRELL, b circa Dec 1914 at Malton, Yorkshire. IDA m circa Dec
1932 to — Durkin at Pocklington.
3-7-4 GERTRUDE ARRELL, b circa Sept 1918 at Malton, Yorkshire.
GERTRUDE m circa Mar 1947 to Joseph William Boulton, a window cleaner,
at Hull, County of Kingston upon Hull. He was the son of Sydney Boulton, a
railway clerk, L.N.E.R. They were married at the Methodist Church on Willerby
Road.
3-7-5 HERBERT A. ARRELL, b circa Sep 1920 at Malton, Yorkshire. HERBERT
m circa Mar 1944 to — Brown at Howden. They had:
3-7-5-1 REGINALD W. ARRELL, b circa Jun 1946 at Buckrose.
3-7-5-2 SUSAN E. ARRELL, b circa Dec 1948 at Howden.
3-7-6 ALICE ARRELL, b circa Sep 1922 at Malton, Yorkshire.
3-7-7 ROSE ARRELL, b circa Jun 1924 at Malton, Yorkshire. ROSE m circa Jun
1945 to — Hallgate at Doncaster.
3-7-8 VIOLET ARRELL, b circa Jun 1924 at Malton, Yorkshire. VIOLET m
circa Mar 1944 to — Southworth at Howden.
3-7-9 ELSIE ARRELL, b circa Mar 1926 at Malton, Yorkshire. ELSIE m circa
Mar 1945 to — Musgrove at Buckrose.
3-7-10 CLIFFORD JOHN ARRELL, b 18 Jun 1928 at Malton. CLIFFORD was
a corporal in the R.A.S.C. He was stationed in Holland at the time of his
marriage. He m circa Jun 1956 to Jean Soutar Brooks at Sturminster, Dorset.
CLIFFORD JOHN d prior to 1985. They had:
3-7-10-1 SANDRA RUTH ARRELL, b circa Sept 1959 at Swindon. SANDRA
was a police officer. She m 13 Sept 1986 to Andrew Thomas Clark at
Redboume Cheney, County of Wiltshire. Andrew was a police officer, the
son of Leslie Clark, an engineer.
3-7-10-2 KEITH JOHN ARRELL, b circa Jun 1964 at Swindon. KEITH was
an assistant brewery manager. He m 25 Apr 1987 to Deborah Jane Thomas.
Deborah was b circa 1965, the daughter of David Edward Thomas, a clerk.
Deborah was a senior insurance administrator.
3-7-10-3 JANET MAUREEN ARRELL, b circa Jun 1965 at Swindon. JANET
m 1 1 May 1985 to Stephan Mark Stafford Habgood at Rodboume, Cheney,
Swindon. Stephan was b circa 1962, the son of Stanley Habgood. JANET
was a secretary and Stephan was a machine operator.
3-8 ELIZABETH LILLIE ARRELL, b 22 Oct 1892 at Aspall, Mendlesham,
Suffolk.
3-9 ALICE ISABELLA ARRELL, b Mar 1899 in Ipswich and d circa 1990.
4 ANNA ARRELL, b 3 Apr 1845 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk. ANNA m 2 Aug
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1870 to John Cook at Bedingfield, Suffolk. John, a labourer, was b circa 1844, the
son of Charles Cook, a labourer. JONATHAN ARRELL and Ann Arrell were
witnesses at the wedding. ANNA and John had:
4-1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 27 Jun 1863 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk. WILLIAM
was a farm labourer. He m II Oct 1 896 to Advina Goddard at the Baptist Chapel
in Hartismere, Suffolk. They had:
4-1-1 NELLIE ARRELL, b 12 May 1910 at Bedingfield, Suffolk.
5 FRANCIS ARRELL, b 17 Apr 1849 and d circa Mar 1852 at Bedingfield, Hoxne,
Suffolk.
6 BENJAMIN ARRELL, b 22 Nov 1850 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk.
7 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 13 Nov 1854 at Bedingfield, Hoxne, Suffolk.
8 FREDERICK ARRELL, b 20 Dec 1856 and d circa Mar 1857 at Bedingfield, Hoxne,
Suffolk.
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ADDITIONAL ARRELL FAMILIES - Australia
WILLIAM ARRELL AND JANE MULHOLLAND FAMILY
WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1790 in Northern Ireland. He m circa 1815 to Jane
Mullholland in Northern Ireland. They had:
1 ELIZABETH ORRILL, b 20 Jan 1816 at Maghera, County Londonderry.
2 THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1833 in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
THOMAS sailed from London on 4 Mar 1866 on the immigrant ship the "Star of
England" and arrived in Brisbane on 11 Jun 1866. He m circa 1868 to Isabella
White in Tooroomba, Queensland, Australia. Isabella was b circa 1849, the
daughter of John White and Ann McLelland. The family relocated from
Queensland to Victoria circa 1870. THOMAS was a railway line "repairer".
Isabella d in 1912. He d 18 Oct 1915 at 186 Easy Street, Collingwood, County
Bourke, Victoria, Australia of senile debility and heart failure. THOMAS was
buried at Coburg Cemetery. They had;
2-1 MARY JANE ARRELL, b 7 Dec 1869 in Queensland, Australia.
2-2 ISABELLA ARRELL, b circa 1872 in Victoria, Australia. ISABELLA m
circa 1896 to John Muddon.
2-3 JANE ARRELL, b circa 1874 in Victoria, Australia. She m circa 1901 to
Henry A. Francisco.
2-4 LAVINIA ARRELL, b circa 1876 in Victoria, Australia. She m circa 1911
to William I. Hawkins
2-5 THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1877 in Benalla, Victoria, Australia. THOMAS
was a railway employee. He m 3 Jun 1920 to Maliala Ruth Glaisher at East
Melbourne. They had no children. THOMAS d 6 Jan 1932 at Prahran,
County Bourke, Victoria, Australia. He is buried at Aldridge.
2-6 MARY ANN ARRELL, b circa 1879 in Victoria, Australia and d 2 Jun941
at Lismore, Victoria. MARY ANN never married.
2-7 SARAH ARRELL, b circa 1882 in Benalla, Victoria, Australia and d in 1883
at 1 1 months of age in Benalla.
2-8 ELIZA ARRELL, b circa 1883 in Benalla, Victoria, Australia. ELIZA m
28 Oct 1914 to Issac Weir at Carlton, Victoria. Issac was a fanner. He was
b circa 1868, the son of Issac Weir and Jane Kerr.
2-9 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1884 in Benalla, Victoria, Australia and
d in 1884 at 9 months of age at Benalla.
2-10 JOHN WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1886 in Benalla, Victoria, Australia and
d in 1886 at 8 months of age at Benalla.
2 11 HENRY DAVID ARRELL, b circa 1889 m Benalla, Victoria,
Australia HENRY was a constable. He lived at 98 Albert Street, West
Brunswick circa 1920-28. In 1939 HENRY and his wife. Ruby, lived at 82
Albert Street West Brunswick. HENRY DAVID m circa 1929 to Ruby
Wilhelmina Winch at Melbourne, Victoria. Ruby was b circa 1889 in
Hobart, Tasmania, the daughter of Charles Leslie Winch, a railway employee
and Georgina Finlay. Ruby was a homemaker. She d 24 Jan 1951 at 257
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Gower Street, Preston, County of Bourke of a coronary occlusion. Ruby had
diabetes mellitus for many years. She is buried at Melbourne General
Cemetery, Carlton. HENRY d 8 May 1949 at Warmambool, Victoria of
coronary thrombosis. They had:
2-11-1 DAVID HENRY ARRELL, b circa 1913.
2-1 1-2 THOMAS LESLIE ARRELL,b circa 1914. THOMAS m circa 1932
to Alice Gertrude Holcombe. They had:
2-11-2-1 LESLIE DAVID ARRELL, b circa 1941 and d 18 Dec 1944
of influenza meningitis at the Infectious Diseases
Hospital, Heidelberg, Bourke, Victoria.
2-11-3 RITA ARRELL, b circa 1916.
2-11-4 RUBY ARRELL, b circa 1918.
2-11-5 JAMES ARRELL. b circa 1924.
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I ARTHUR ROBERT EDWARD ARRELL, b circa 1921. He m at Braintrec and had:
1 MARGARET OLIVE ARRELL, b circa 1946. MARGARET was a school teacher.
She m Peter John Taylor on 14 Apr 1973 at Braintree, Essex.
THOMAS ARRELL AND ANNIE PARK
I THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1858. THOMAS m circa 1883 to Annie Park. THOMAS
was a coal miner. They had:
1 MARY ANNIE ARRELL, b 6 Jun 1884 at High Row, Seaton Bum.
ISABELLA ARREL AND JOHN APPLEBY
I ALEXANDER ARREL, b circa 1821. ALEXANDER was a husbandman. He m and
had:
1 ISABELLA ARREL, b circa 1846. ISABELLA was a servant. She m 8 Mar 1873
to John Appleby at Northumberland. John, a miner, was b circa 1843, the son of
Arthur Appleby, a husbandman. A witness at the wedding was JANE ARREL.
Isabella was living at Burton Vale when she married.
WILLIAM ARRELL
I WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1812. WILLIAM was a labourer. He m and had:
1 JAMES ARRELL, b circa 1837. JAMES was a labourer. JAMES m 1st on 8 Nov
1862 to Eliza Sowter at Woolwich, Suffolk. Eliza was the daughter of George
Sowter, a blacksmith. Eliza may have d young. James m 2nd on 23 Feb 1867 to
Horsenaill at Kent.
RALPH ARREL AND ELEANOR CRAIG
I THOMAS ARREL, b circa 1807. THOMAS was a husbandman. He m and had:
1 RALPH ARREL, b circa 1832. He was a farm labourer. He m 25 Apr 1857 to
Eleanor Craig at the Primitive Methodist Church, in Berwick, Northumberland.
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JOSEPH ARRELL (ARRALL) AND HONOR SAVILL
I THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1789. THOMAS was a plasterer. He m and had:
1 JOSEPH ARRELL, b circa 1813. JOSEPH was a plasterer. He m 22 Oct 1838 to
Honor Savill at Benger, Hertfordshire. Honor was the daughter of Joseph Savill, a
butcher. ESTHER ARRELL was a witness at the wedding. They are believed to
have had;
1-1 AMY ANN (ANNIE) ARRELL, b circa 1839. ANNIE m 20 Dec 1858 to Thomas
Field at Lambeth, Surrey. Thomas was a clerk in the Board of Health. Thomas
was the son of Thomas Field.
2 ESTHER ARRALL, b circa 1819. ESTHER m 5 June 1842 to William Cutting at
Saint Pancras, London, Middlesex. They were married at The Social Institution
according to the rites and ceremonies of the Rationalists. William was living at 6
Kennerton Street, Belgrave Square when they married. He was the son of William
Cutting, a shoemaker. HANNAH ARRELL of 4 Aumdell Street, Haymarket was a
witness at the wedding.
3 HANNAH ARRELL, b circa 1821. HANNAH m 1 Jul 1844 to James Messer at St.
Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. They were living at Union Crescent when they
married. James, a butcher, was the son of William Messer, a stablekeeper.
4 THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1822. THOMAS was a plasterer. He m 5 Oct 1846 to
Eliza Garrwood at Poplar, Middlesex.
5 JANE ELIZABETH ARRALL, b circa 1834. JANE m 23 Jul 1855 to Henry Starr at
Ware, Hertford. Henry, a printer, was the son of William Starr, a bricklayer.
ELEANOR ARRALL was a witness to the wedding.
6 PHILIP JOHN ARRALL, b circa 1835. PHILIP was a farrier. He m 18 Dec 1859
to Elizabeth Aves at Lambeth, Surrey. Elizabeth was the daughter of John Aves, a
banker.
7 REBECCA ARRALL, b circa 1838. REBECCA m 15 Dec 1861 to George John
Giwins at St. Andrew, Hertford. George, a gardener, was the son of Thomas Givvins,
a farming labourer.
CHARLOTTE ARREL AND WILLIAM BEARDSLEY
I JONATHAN ARREL, b 1786. JONATHAN was a miller. He m and had:
1 CHARLOTTE ARREL, b circa 1811. CHARLOTTE m on 9 Jul 1839 to William
Beardsley at Basford, Darby, England. WILLIAM, a labourer, was the son of Thomas
Beardsley, a labourer. HANNAH ARREL was a witness to the wedding.
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THOMAS ARRELL AND MARY SMITH
I WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1802. WILLIAM was a turner. He m and had:
1 THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1827. THOMAS was a turner. He m 20 Aug 1849 to
Mary Smith at Manchester, Lancaster, England. Mary was b circa 1829, the daughter
of John Smith, a plasterer. She was living at Greenhalst Terrace when she married.
WILLIAM ARRELL AND ELIZABETH HOLDEN
I GEORGE ARRELL, b circa 1794. GEORGE was a farmer. He m and had;
1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1819. WILLIAM was a labourer. He m 17 Jun 1844
to Elizabeth Holden at Blackburn, Lancaster, England. Elizabeth was the daughter of
Edmund Holden, a farmer.
ELIZABETH ARRAL AND WILLIAM HODGSON
I ROBERT ARRAL, b circa 1795. ROBERT was a shoemaker. He m and had:
1 ELIZABETH ARRAL, b circa 1822. ELIZABETH m 16 Jul 1843 to William
Hodgson at Leeds, York. William, a clothdryer, was the son of Thomas Hodgson, a
clothdryer.
ADDITIONAL ARRELL FAMILIES - Scotland
SAMUEL REID AND ELIZABETH REID FAMILY
I SAMUEL ARRELL, b circa 1878. He m 9 Oct 1903 to Elizabeth Reid at Hutchenson,
Glasgow. SAMUEL was a steelwork fumaceman. They had:
1 SARAH MARTHA ARRELL, b 30 Oct 1908 at 125 Coventry Drive, Glasgow.
MARGARET ARREL and JAMES YOUNG FAMILY
I MARGARET ARREL, b circa 1796. She m 6 Mar 1819 to James Young at Paisley,
Abbey.
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PART IV
THE
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THE FRENCH-CANADUN ARRELLS
The heritage of those families whose names are spelled ARRELL can be traced back in
the 1600's either to Northern Ireland or to France. The genealogy of the Northern Ireland
ARRELLs was set forth in Part III of this volume. This part, Part IV, gives a brief
background of those Arrells who trace their lineage back into France. There were various
spellings of the name prior to the common spellings of Arel and Arrell found in Canada
and the United States today. One of these early spellings was HAREL and the origin of
the Arels and Arrells of Quebec can be traced back to JEAN-LOUIS HAREL, bom about
1649, who emigrated from France to Canada in 1666 and who settled originally in
Trois-Rivieres, Quebec. With the exception of those persons who trace their ancestry to
Northern Ireland, as shown in Part III, JEAN-LOUIS HAREL is probably the forefather
of most persons in North America today with the last names of AREL, ARELLE,
ARREL, ARRELL, HAREL, and HARRELLE.
Documentation of the "French" ARRELLs, ARELs, HARELs, ARRELLEs, and similar
spellings, was made by Jack Arrell of Roseburg, Oregon after an extensive search of
family records, census returns, marriage records, church records and a review of the
Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families by Cyprien Tanquay . An additional source
of information was the unpublished extensive research work, the Dictionnare
Genealogique des descendands de Jean-Louis Harel-dit-Janrel et Marie Pescher prepared
by George and Richard Christian of Louisville, Kentucky.
Research of the ancestors of JEAN-LOUIS HAREL was conducted in France by George
E. Christian, Jr. and Richard L. Christian. Their maternal grandfather's family name was
named AREL. Research was concentrated in the eastern section of Normandy as many
early Canadian immigrants came from this section and the neighboring section of Perche
(e.g. Tourouvre). Although they were unable to find JEAN-LOUIS HAREL, they did
document many early HAREL's in this part of France. The following individuals were
identified:
o CHARLES HAREL, a farmer in Guerquesalles (a local village), married
Marie Leloup.
o JACQUES HAREL, his son, a labourer in the service of Mr. Perrier at
Roiville (another local village), married Marie-Catherine Fontaine on 10 May
1785 at Camembert before the Abbe Pichonnier. This 23 year old bride was
to become known as the MARIE HAREL associated with Camembert cheese.
She was the daughter of Jacques-Etienne Fontaine and his second wife,
Charlotte-Jeanne-Catherine.
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o MARIE HAREL, their daughter, bom 29 Dec 1787 at Roiville and died
at Champosoult (yet another local village) on 15 March 1835. In 1813, at
age 26, she married Thomas Paynel of Champosoult It was through their
efforts that the production of Camembert was standardized (it was originally
a "blue" cheese) and its expanded marketing successfully accomplished.
o There is the place name Le Harel located in the town of Toutainville, the
canton of Pont-Audemer in arrondissement Bemay in France.
The Camembert Museum, dealing exclusively with Camembert Cheese, is located in the
town of Vimoutiers. The town of Vimoutiers was liberated by soldiers of the Canadian
Army on 22 August 1944. There are two statues of MARIE HAREL in Vimoutiers and
a stone marker to MARIE in Camembert. The first statute, constructed to the left of the
church in 1928, is headless, due to bombing of the village on 14 June 1944 The second
statue, facing the town hall, was presented by employees of a Borden factory in Ohio and
dedicated in 1956. (1)
Additional research by the Christian Brothers into the registers of Champosou,
LaFresnaye-Fayel, Guerquesalles, Roiville and Ticheville revealed many other HARELs
who lived in Roiville. However, the birth of JEAN-LOUIS HAREL could not be found.
The first reference to JEAN-LOUIS HAREL is in the census of 1666 of the city of Trois
Rivieres. The household of Jacques and Rene Aubuchon lists four children and a person
named as JEAN HAREL. In 1667 all of Quebec was enumerated and the household of
Jacques and Rene Aubuchon listed three childen and two laborers, Nicolas Dupins and
JEAN HAREL. JEAN's age is given as 18 years, thereby making his birth date circa
1649. In October 1668 JEAN went to work for Claude Houssart, also of Trois Rivieres.
In 1672 he went to work for Michel Pelletiler at La Prade (now Gentilly). Marie Pescher
(Bilodeau according to some accounts) was a fille du roi (one of the King's girls - a plan
implemented to aid in the populating of Canada).
JEAN-LOUIS HAREL was married 12 Nov 1671 in the town of Gentilly, Quebec to
Marie Pescher-dit-BiIodeau According to Cyprien Tanquay, JEAN-HAREL's name is
recorded for this marriage as JANREL, a contraction of JEAN HAREL. They eventually
had five sons and five daughters. Marie gave birth to a son, Jean-Francois, in 1675.
According to Tanguay's Dictionnaire Genealogique, which concluded in 1770,
Jean-Francois and his descendants remained in Montreal.
Their sixth son, JEAN-BAPTISTE LOUIS HAREL dit Jenrel, was bom (9 Sept 1682 or
23 Jan 1683) in Gentilly and married 2 May 1710 to Marie Claude Miville. This family
moved to Yamaska, Quebec and their descendants continue to live there to this day.
The name HAREL has undergone changes since the time of JEAN-LOUIS HAREL. By
1743 the "H" was dropped, at least in the Yamaska branch of the family, when two of
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JEAN'S descendants, FRANCOIS and JACQUES, were listed in a military detachment
with the spelling AREL. Tanquay gives AREL as an alternate spelling of the name but
lists FRANCOIS and JACQUES as H AREL when recordmg their marriages. The spelling
ARREL is found in the city of Quebec on chimney inspection reports for the years 1770
1771 and 1772. At this time a JEAN ANTOINE ARREL lived on Rue Champlain.
In the 1825 census the spelling ARELLE predominated. That spelling is in use to this
day in Quebec, probably due to persons moving away from Yamaska prior to the
complete switch to the spelling AREL in that area. The spelling RELLE appeared in the
1831 census. The census records for 1842 in Yamaska are lost and the 1851 census
shows the spellings of ARELLE and ARRELLE. Both spellings survive to this day. The
census records for 1861 and 1871 alternate between ARRELLE and ARREL. The census
records for 1881 and 1891 alternate between AREL and ARRELLE.
The spellings in the census reports were probably in common use, as these spellings are
in use today, but legal records of the time consistently used HAREL, or more commonly,
AREL. People of the time often spelled as the words sounded. A French speaking
person spelled the name HAREL any of the ways listed above. As families moved away
from Yamaska they likely took these other spellings with them and recorded them as
legal names. A case in point is ISSAC ARRELL. He was bom in Yamaska and
registered as AREL. His father used the spelling ARELLE. As a young man in Quebec,
ISAAC was listed in the census of 1851 as ARRELLE. He later married and was
registered as AREL. In 1865 the family moved to Minnesota and these same children
were registered under the name ARRELL, as were all the children bom to ISSAC and
Julie in the United States. The family has continued to use the spelling ARRELL to this
day.
Further evidence that the spellings, as recorded in the census records, saw common use
comes from JEAN-BAPTISTE ARRELLE. He is recorded as ARRELLE in the 1851
census. In 1861 the name is spelled AREL and then corrected to ARREL by placing a
second "R" after the first. In 1871 , however, he is again recorded as ARRELLE. In later
census records it is shown as AREL.
There are persons in the United States today with the surname AREL who trace their
ancestry back to Iberville, Quebec. As early as 1861 there were persons named AREL
in Iberville. Because the spelling in 1861 was AREL, and not HAREL, it is quite likely
that they are descended from the Yamaska branch of the JEAN HAREL family rather
than that of the Montreal descendants.
The genealogy of the first four generations of many of the descendents of JEAN-LOUIS
HAREL is given on the following pages. One branch of the family included in THE
CHARLES HAREL AND MARIE MARGARITE BADAYAC family used the spelling
Arrel and Arrell. The genealogy of this FAMILY has been shown, in so far as it is
known, down to the present day.
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For those seeking a more complete genealogy of the descendents of JEAN LOUIS
HAREL, the Christian Brothers DICTIONNARE GENEALOGIQUE des descendants de
JEAN-LOUIS HAREL-dit-JANREL et MARIE PESCHER should be consulted. The
spelling Harel and Arel has been used for the most part in this genealogy unless it is
clear that another spelling was used consistently in the early records. As noted, the
spellings varied between Harel, Arel, Arrelle, Relle, etc. between census records and vital
statistics records down through the years. For the most part, Arel became the standard
spelling. During a visit to St. David, Yamaska, the priest continued to write the surname
Arel for your author even when he was writing the name of someone from the record
whose name was spelled Harel, Arrell, etc. This is how easily spellings of surnames
become changed.
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I THE JEAN LOUIS HAREL AND MARIE PESCHER FAMILY
AND DESCENDENTS
I JEAN-LOUIS HAREL dit Janrel, b circa 1649 in France, He m circa 1671 to Mane
Pescher (Bilodeau, ou Legal) in Gentilly, Quebec. She was b circa 1649 in France.
JEAN-LOUIS's name is registered JANREL, a contraction of JEAN HAREL
JEAN-LOUIS d 5 Jan 1716 in Sorel, Quebec. They had:
1 MICHEL HAREL, b in May 1672 and d 22 Dec 1695 in Trois-Rivieres
2 JEAN-FRANCOIS HAREL, b m 1674. JEAN-FRANCOIS m on 17 Sept 1703 to
Marie-Madelaine Brunet (Brunei) dit Socage in Montreal, Quebec. Marie was the
daughter of Jean Brunet and Marie-Madeleine Richaume. Her tombstone states that
she was 100 years old when she died. They had:
2-1 MARIE-SUSANNE HAREL, b and bapt 6 Aug 1704 at Montreal. She m 25
Nov 1726 to Francois Demers in Montreal.
2-2 JEAN HAREL, b 7 Jan 1706 at Montreal and d 12 Nov 1706 at Montreal.
2-3 JEAN-JOSEPH PASCAL HAREL, b circa 1708. He m 7 Nov 1729 at Montreal
to Marie-Madeleine Demers. She was the daughter of Andre Demers and Anne
Jette. They had:
2-3-1 JOSEPH JEAN-MARIE AREL, b circa 1730. He m 31 Oct 1757 to
Therese-Amable Prevost at Montreal. Therese was the daughter of
Jean-Baptiste Prevost and Catherine Joline.
2-3-2 MARIE-ELIZABETH AREL. b circa 1732. He m 14 Nov 1757 to Joseph
Perinault at Montreal.
2-4 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL, b 17 Jan 1709 at Montreal and d 20 Jan 1709 at
Montreal.
2-5 FRANCOIS HAREL, b 14 Apr 1710 at Montreal and d 14 Nov 1714 at
Montreal.
2-6 JACQUES HAREL, b circa 1712. He m 21 Jun 1734 to M.-Angelique (Angele)
Cartier at Montreal. They had:
2-6-1 FRANCOISE-ANGELIQUE "ANGELE" AREL, b circa 1735. He m 1st
on 30 Aug 1751 to Jean-Baptiste Perineau/Pineau-Lamarche at L'Assumption.
Jean-Baptiste was the son of Toussaint Perineau and Josephte Cusson. He
m 2nd on 10 Jan 1763 to Jean-Baptiste Tessereau at Montreal, vf Marguerite
Sarrasin.
2-6-2 JEAN-PASCAL JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1737. He m 1st on 17 Aug
1767 to M.- Josephte Lefebvre at Montreal. M. -Josephte was the daughter
of Jacques Lefebvre and Susanne Picard. He m 2nd on 13 Jul 1778 to
M. -Louise Pigeon at Montreal (Sault au Recollet?). M. -Louise was the
daughter of Jean-Baptiste and Marguerite Turcotte. M. -Josephte and
JEAN-PASCAL had:
2-6-2-1 JEAN-JOSEPH JACQUES JEAN-BAPTISTE AREL, b circa 1768.
He m 21 Nov 1791 to M. -Marguerite Brunet-Belhumeur at Montreal
(Sault au Recollet). M.-Louise and JEAN-PASCAL had:
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2-6-2-2 LOUISE AREL, b circa 1779. She m 15 Aug 1796 to Estache
Prevost at Sault au Recollet. He was the son of Eustache Prevost and
Louise Poitras.
2-6-3 HYPPOLITE AREL, b circa 1739. He m on 18 Jul 1768 to Marguerite
Tessereau (Tesserand) at Montreal. Marguerite was the daughter of
Jean-Baptiste and Marguerite Sarrasin. They had:
2-6-3-1 VERONIQUE AREL, b circa 1769. She m 13 Jan 1799 to Joseph
Berlinguet at Montreal, vf Marguerite Desautels.
2-6-3-2 MARIE AREL, b circa 1771. She m on 28 Jan 1793 to Antonio
Girouard at St. Vincent de Paul. Antoinio was the son of Henri Girouard
and Josephte Cousineau.
2-6-3-3 MARGUERITE AREL, b circa 1772. She m on 4 Feb 1799 to
Charles Meilleour at Saute-au-Recollet.
2-6-4 JEAN-BAPTISTE AREL, b circa 1741. He m 1st on 24 Jul 1769 to
M.-Hyppolithe Boyer at Laprarie and 2nd on 25 Oct 1784 to M.-Anne
Gagnier (Gagne/Prejean). JEAN BAPTISTE and M.-Anne Gagnier had:
2-6-4-1 JEAN-BAPTISTE AREL, b 26 Aug 1785 at St. Joachim,
Chateauguay.
2-6-4-2 ANGELIQUE AREL, b circa 1786. He m 1st on 10 Feb 1812 to
Joachim Reid at St. Joachim, Chateauguay. He m 2nd on 29 Mar 1818
to Louis Prejean at St. Joachim, Chateauguay.
2-6-5 CHARLOTTE AREL, b circa 1743. She m 29 Apr 1765 to Joseph-Simon
Delorme at Montreal. Joseph-Simon was the son of Francois Delorme at
Montreal and Anne Brunet.
2-7 MARIE-JOSEPHTE HAREL, b and bapt 21 Sept 1713 in Montreal. She m 1st
on 27 Jun 1734 to Jean-Baptiste Lajeunesse at Montreal and m 2nd on 28 Jan
1754 to Pierre Edeline at Longueuil (-vf Catherine Lussier). Jean-Baptiste had
Marie-Joseph(te). She m on 17 Jan 1757 to Vincent Bricault dit Lamarche.
Vincent was the son of Francois and Francoise Briere.
2-8 MARIE-LOUIE HAREL, b and bapt on 7 Feb 1716 at Montreal. She m 26 Aug
1739 to Charles Scitoleur/Sitoleux dit Langevin at Montreal. They had:
Mathieu-Amble who m on 4 Jul 1763 to Josephte-Amble Roy at Pointe-Claire.
2-9 FRANCOISE HAREL, b circa 1717. She m 1st on 7 Jan 1744 to Joseph
Brisard at Montreal and m 2nd on 18 Apr 1757 to Joseph Ducharme at
Montreal.
2-10 MARIE-MADELEINE HAREL, b 30 Jun 1719 at Longueuil, bapt 1 Jul 1719
and d 19 Aug 1719.
2-11 FRANCOIS HAREL, b 29 Nov 1720 at Longueuil and d 10 Jun 1721 at
Longueuil.
2-12 MARIE-ANTOINETTE HAREL, b 14 Feb 1722 and bapt 15 Feb 1722 at
Longueuil.
2-13 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL, b 22 Mar 1723 at Montreal and d 12 Apr 1723 at
Montreal.
2-14 PAUL HAREL, b 9 Sept 1724 at Montreal and d 21 Oct 1724 at Montreal.
2-15 FRANCOIS HAREL, b and bapt 23 Nov 1725 at Montreal. He m 1st to
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Marie-Marguerite Riel-L'Irlande on 6 Nov 1747 at Montreal, Marie-Marguerite
was the daughter of Jean-Baptiste Riel-L'Irlande and Marie-Louise Marg
Frappier. He m 2nd on 17 Aug 1771 to Marie-Hyacinthe Gagnier (Gagne) at
Lapraire, She was the daughter of Joseph Gagnier and Josephte Bandreau
FRANCOIS and Marie-Marguerite RIEL-L'Irlande had:
2-15-1 JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1748. He m on 23 Apr 1779 to Marie-Catherine
was the daughter of Jacques Deneau and Charlotte Pinnsonnault. They had:
2-15-1-1 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1780. He m 28 Sept 1801 to Marguerite
Troye (Troge/Troche) at Laprairie.
2-15-2 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1750. He m on 25 Oct 1779 to Marie-Anne
Bisaillon at St. Philippe. They had:
2-15-2-1 FRANCOIS AREL, b circa 1780. He m on 25 Oct 1802 to Marie
Francoise Beaudein at St. Constant, Laprairie. She was the daughter of
Bonaventure Beaudin and Marie-Francoise Lemieux. They had:
2- 1 5-2- 1-lMARIE-FRANCOISE AREL, b circa 1781. She m 3 Oct 1825
to Andre Perron at St. Constant.
2-15-2-1-2 FLAVIE HAREL, b circa 1783. She m 5 Nov 1827 Paul Had
at St. Constant.
2-15-2-1-3 LUC-LIN AREL, b circa 1784. He m6 Mayl834 to Anastasie
Agathe Moquin at Longueuil, PQ.
2-15-2-1-4 LUCE AREL, b circa 1786. He m 13 Oct 1835 to Antoine
Dalphe at St. Remi, PQ.
2-15-2-1-5 APPOLINE HAREL, b circa 1787. She m 19 Nov 1838 to
Lazare Turcot at St. Mathias, PQ.
2-15-2-1-6 JEAN-BAPTISTE AREL, b circa 1789. He m 6 Aug 1844
to Prescille Provost at St. Remi, PQ.
2-15-2-1-7 JEAN-OLIVIER AREL, b circa 1790. He m 16 Feb 1846 to
Flavie Hebert (Hubert) at St. Constant.
2-15-2-2 MARIE ANNE HAREL, b circa 1750. She m 19 Oct 1810 to
Jacques Vautrin at St. Constant, Laprairie.
2-15-2-3 LUC AREL, b circa 1752. He m 1st on 8 Aug 1814 to Catherine
Brisson at St. Constant, Laprairie and m 2nd on 5 Jun 1837 to Appoline
Longtin at St. Constant, Laprairie. LUC and Catherine had:
2-15-2-3-1 MARIE-ANNE AREL, b circa 1815. She m 6 Feb 1837 to
Eusebe Lanctot at St. Constant, Laprairie.
2-15-2-3-2 EUCALINE AREL, b circa 1817. She m 26 Sept 1842 to
Eusebe Bisson at St. Constant, Laprairie.
2-15-2-3-3 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1819. Hem 10 Oct 1843 to Honorine
Viau dit L'Esperance at St. Constant, Laprairie. She was the
daughter of Pie-Celestin and Appoline Longtin. They had thirteen
children. LUC and Appoline had:
2-15-2-3-4 MARIE AREL, b circa 1838. She m 6 Oct 1857 to Edouard
Raymond at St. Constant, Laprairie. Edouard was the son of
Gregoire Raymond and Catherine Gervais.
2-15-2-4 CHRYSANTE AREL, b circa 1754. He m on 20 Nov 1820 to
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Josephte Lemieux at St. Constant, Laprairie.
2-15-3 MARIE-JOSEPHTE "JOSETTE" AREL, b circa 1752. She m on 4 Aug
1783 to Jacques Perier/Perrier at Laprairie. He was the son of Toussaint
Eerier and Marie Taily.
2-15-4 MARIE CATHERINE AREL, b circa 1754. She m on 26 Jan 1784 to
Paul Demers at Laprairie. (vf Louise Baigny). FRANCOIS and
Marie-Hyacinthe Gagnier had:
2-15-5 MARIE LOUISE AREL, b circa 1772. She m on 3 Oct 1791 to Pierre
Artaud/ Hartault at Laprairie. Pierre was the son of Jacques Artaud/ Hartault
and Veronique Demers.
2-15-6 FRANCOIS AREL, b circa 1774. She m on 29 Jan 1798 to Marie Perron
at St. Constant, Laprairie.
MARIE-THERESE HAREL, b circa 1675. She m in 1696 in Gentilly to Nicolas
Baillargeon dit Bocage. They had: 1) Jean-Baptiste who m 19 Nov 1740 to
Marguerite Dubois at St-Pierre, Sorel, Quebec. Marguerite was the daughter of
Pierre Dubois and Marie Mailloux; 2) Marie-Magdeleine who m 8 Jan 1725 to
Charles Mariet at St-Pierre, Sorel, Quebec. Charles was the son of Richard Mariet
and Marie Magdeleine Cloutier.
MARIE-FRANCOISE HAREL, b 22 Apr 1678 at Trois-Rivieres, Quebec. MARIE
was married four times. She m 1st on 4 Jul 1696 at Champlain, Quebec to Pierre
Blanchet-dit-Laforest. Pierre was the son of Rene Blanchet and Marie-Jeanne
Marie. Pierre d 3 Dec 1708 at age 65. MARIE-FRANCOISE m 2nd on 7 Jan 1709
at Trois-Rivieres to Francois Pelloquin-Credit. Francois was the son of Mathurin
Pelloquin and Ambroise Syllart. Francois d 12 Sept 1727 at age 70(?) at St. Ours.
MARIE-FRANCOISE m 3rd on 6 Feb 1728 to Lafosse Richard Ossant. She m 4th
on 21 Jun 1737 at Sorel to Jacques Rimbault. Jacques was the son of Jacques
Rimbault and Marie-Jeanne Mesnil. MARIE-FRANCOISE and Pierre Blanchet had:
1) Marien, b 3 Jun 1697; 2) Jacques, b 16 Mar 1699; 3) Jean-Baptiste, b 12 Jan
1701; 4) Pierre, b 11 Aug 1704; and 5) Marie-Francoise, b 16 Oct 1706.
MARIE-FRANCOISE and Francois Pelloquin had: Francoise, b 16 Oct 1710 at
Trois-Rivieres. Francoise m 7 Jan 1727 to Francois Dupre-Pichet at Contrecoeur.
Francois was the son of Pierre and Anne Sylvestre. They had: Francois, Andre and
Pierre.
FRANCOIS HAREL-dit-DesPointes, b 22 Apr 1680 and bapt 30 May 1680 at
Gentilly, Quebec. He m on 14 Apr 1709 at St. Francois-du-Lac to Angelique
Bouteiller (Boutillie). Angelique was the daughter of Andre Bouteiller and
Angelique Chapacou. They had:
5-1 FRANCOIS HAREL dit DePointe, b and bapt on 19 May 1710. He m 16 Aug
1735 to Cecile Lasource-Thaumur at Montreal. Cecile was the daughter of
Dominique Lasource-Thaumur and Jeanne Prud'homme. They had:
5-1-1 CECILE-MARGUERITE HAREL, b circa 1736. She m 8 Sept 1762 to
Joseph Rivard-Loranger at Montreal.
5-2 MARIE-ANGELIQUE HAREL, b 1 Dec 1712 at Montreal. She m 9 Feb 1739
to Joseph Etienne at Montreal.
5-3 MARIE-ANNE HAREL, b 14 Mar 1717 at Montreal. She m 2 Oct 1737 to
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Joseph Dufaux.
5-4 JEANNE HAREL, b 4/5 Nov 1719 at Montreal and d 9 Nov 1719 at Montreal.
5-5 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL. b 21 Sept 1721 at Longueuil and d 12 May 1724 at
Montreal.
5-6 LOUIS HAREL, b 8 Mar 1724 at Montreal and d 21 May 1726 at Montreal.
5-7 LOUIS-CHARLES HAREL, b 25 Mar 1727 at Montreal and d 4 May 1728 at
Montreal.
6 JEAN-BAPTISTE LOUIS HAREL-dit-Jenrel, b 23 Jan 1683. He m on 2 May 1710
to Marie-Claude Miville at St. Francois-du-Lac. He d circa 1725. Marie was the
daughter of Jacques Miville (Menville/Mainville) and Catherine de Baillon. Jacques
and Catherine were m 12 Nov 1669 in Quebec. Mane m 2nd to Gilles Badaillac dit
LaPlante on 1 1 Jan 1733 at St. Francois du Lac, Quebec. JEAN-BAPTISTE LOUIS
and Marie had:
6-1 JOSEPH-AUGUSTIN HAREL, b circa 1710 at St. Francois du Lac and d 5 Jul
1712 at age 19 months,
6-2 PIERRE HAREL dit Jenrel, b 20 Oct 1712 and bapt 6 Nov 1712 at St. Francois
du Lac. He m Madelaine Tessier (ou: Verrier) dit LaPlante on 29 Oct 1757 at
St. Michel, Yamaska. Madeleine was b 30 Aug 1714 at Repentigny. PIERRE
d on 29 Oct 1757 in Yamaska. Of thirteen pregnancies which resulted in
fourteen births, only six of this couple's children survived longer than one
month. They had:
6-2-1 GILLES HAREL, b 26 Feb 1734 and d 7 Mar 1734.
6-2-2 MARIE-MADELEINE HAREL, b 14 Sept 1735 and d 27 Mar 1764. She
m 12 Oct 1761 to Joseph Allard at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of
Francois Allard and Genevieve Dauphin.
6-2-3 MARIE-THERESE HAREL, b 1 May 1737 and d 8 May 1737.
6-2-4 PIERRE HAREL, b 16 Aug 1738 and m on 20 Oct 1760 to Marie-Therese
Parent at St. Michel, Yamaska. Marie-Theresa was the daughter of Francois
Parent and Genevieve Traversy. They had:
6-2-4-1 ANGELIQUE HAREL, b circa 1761. ANGELIQUE was m 7 Jan
1784 to Pierre Plante at Varennes. Pierre was the son of Joseph Plante
and Anne Labonte.
6-2-5 MARIE-CLAUDE HAREL, b 14 Jan 1741 and m on 14 May 1759 to
Jean-Pierre Petit-Gobin (Bruno) at St. Francois du Lac. Jean-Pierre was thes
on of Jean Petit-Gobin and Marguerite Gamelin. They had: Joseph. He m
19 Feb 1787 to Louise Allard Charles Allard and Elise Cantara at St. Michel,
Yamaska.
6-2-6 ANTOINE HAREL, a twin, b 14 Jul 1743 and d 23 Jul 1743.
6-2-7 CHARLES HAREL, a twin, b 14 Jul 1743 and m Marguerite Badayac
(Badaillac) dit LaPlante circa 1767 at St. Michel d'Yamaska, Quebec. (See
Section III, The CHARLES HAREL AND MARGARITE BADAILLAC
FAMILY, Paragraph I, Page 494.)
6-2-8 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL, b 28 Apr 1745 and d 30 Apr 1745.
6-2-9 LOUIS HAREL, b 6 Aug 1746 and m 1st on 20 Feb 1770 to Marie Anne
Louise Danis (Danys) at St. Michel, Yamaska. He m 2nd on 9 Feb 1807 to
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Elisabeth Cayer (Caille) at St. Michel, Yamaska. Elisabeth was the daughter
of Joseph Cayer and Louise Badayac (dit LaPlante). Elisabeth m 2nd on 4
Nov 1823 to Pierre Cantara at St. David, Yamaska. LOUIS and Marie Anne
had:
6-2-9-1 CATHERINE AREL, circa 1771. She m 13 Oct 1794 to Michel
Louis Badayac dit LaPlante. Michel Louis was the son of Michel
Badayac and Marguerite Bonenfant. They had: 1) Anne who m 7 Jan
1822 to Michel Niquet at St. Michel, Yamaska; 2) Marguerite who m 15
Aug 1826 to Firmin Benoit at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of
Firmin Benoit and Madeleine Roy; and 3) Michel who m 17 Feb 1817 to
Marguerite Louviere. She was the daughter of Francois Louviere and
Marguerite Harel/Arel.
6-2-9-2 LOUISE AREL, b circa 1772. She m 10 Nov 1794 to Jean-Marie
Girard at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of — Girard and
"Josette" — . They had:
6-2-9-2-1 MARTIN AREL, b circa 1795. He m 1 Mar 1824 to Josette
Beaucage at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Francois
Beaucage and Josephte Gendron.
6-2-9-3 MARIE-ANNE RELLE, b circa 1773. She m 1st on 8 Feb 1796 to
Louis-Pierre Girard at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of —
Girard and "Josette" — . She m 2nd on 26 Jul 1802 to Joseph Joyal at
St. Michel, Yamaska. (vf Charlotte Ritchot) Joseph was the son of
Jean-Baptiste and Francoise Chapdeleine-Lariviere. MARIE-ANNE d 15
Feb 1837 at 60 years of age. MARIE-ANNE and Joseph had:
6-2-9-3-1 CATHERINE AREL, b circa 1803. She m 28 Nov 1826 to
Jean-Baptiste Gagnon at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the son of
Jean-Baptiste and Genevieve Deslauriers.
6-2-9-4 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1775. He m 1st on 10 Jun 1799 to Marie
Cayer (Caille) at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Joseph
Cayer and Francoise Badayac. He m 2nd to 23 Oct 1 8 1 9 to Marie-Louise
Montigny-Lalienne at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of
Jean-Baptiste Lalienne and Angele Cote.
Marie-Louise and PIERRE had:
6-2-9-4-1 MARIE-LOUISE AREL, b circa 1801. She m 30 May 1826 to
Francois Girard at St. Jude, Quebec.
6-2-9-4-2 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1803. He m 26 Jan 1836 to Marguerite
Chovin at St. Jude, Quebec.
6-2-9-4-3 MARIE AREL, b circa 1805. She m 15 May 1832 to Joseph
Lamontagne at St. Jude, Quebec.
6-2-9-5 MARIE JAREL/HAREL, b circa 1776. He m on 4 Feb 1799 to
Francois LaFleur at St Francois du Lac. Francois was the daughter of
Antoine LaFleur and Marguerite Boissel.
6-2-9-6 LOUIS AREL, b circa 1778. He m 1st on 18 Apr 1803 to Genevieve
Laramee-Duhamois at St. Michel, Yamaska. He m 2nd on 15 May 1820
to Therese (Theotiste — ) Danis at St. Michel, Yamaska. He m 3rd on
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LOUIS and Genevieve had:
6-2-9-6-1 ANNE AREL, b circa 1804. She m on 15 Apr 1834 to
Francois-Xavier Gauthier at St. Michel, Yamaska.
6-2-9-6-2 GENEVIEVE AREL, b circa 1806. She m on 14 Jun 1852 to
Francois Morisset(te) (vf Marguerite Joyal).
6-2-9-6-3 MARIE ARREL, b circa 1808. She m on 18 Jul 1831 to Jean
Laroche/ Larouche.
6-2-9-7 ARCHANGE AREL, b circa 1780. She m on 13 Oct 1806 to Joseph
Lahaie-Jardinier at St. Francois du Lac. (vf Madeleine Salois) They had:
Mathias. He m on 2 Mar 1835 to Emilie Jette at St. Michel Emilie was
the daughter of Louis Jette and Archange Charron.
6-2-9-8 MARGUERITE AREL, b 1782. She m on 10 Nov 1806 to Jean
Joyal at St. Francois du Lac. (vf Josephte Lauziere) Jean was the son of
Jacques Joyal and Jeanne Lariviere. (Chapdeleine dit Lanviere). They
had:
6-2-9-8-1 FRANCOIS AREL, b circa 1807. He m on 20 May 1834 to
Marguerite Deguire at St. Michel, Yamaska. Marguerite was the
daughter of Joseph and Dorothee Pelissier.
6-2-9-8-2 THEOPHILE AREL, b circa 1809. He m on 7 Jan 1848 to
Aurelie/Rosalie Frappier at Stanstead. She was the daughter of Noel
and Marie Durand.
6-2-9-8-3 MARGUERITE AREL, b circa 1811. She m on 7 Feb 1853(?)
to Augustin Cartier at St. Francois du Lac. He was the son of
Basile Cartier and Susanne Gill.
6-2-9-8-4 DOMITHILDE AREL, b circa 1813. She m on 26 Sept 1853
to Arnold Firmin at Stanstead. He was the son of Jean-Charles
Firmin and Marie Meunier.
6-2-9-8-5 URSULE AREL, b circa 1815. She m on 27 Feb 1854 to
Benjamin Jannel at St. Francois du Lac. (vf Angele Bibeau). He
was the son of Joseph Jannel and Louise Charet.
6-2-9-8-6 JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1817. He m on 10 Feb 1834 to Mane
Crevier at St. Francois du Lac. She was the daughter of Francois
Crevier and Elisabeth LaForce.
6-2-9-9 GENEVIEVE AREL, b circa 1784. She m on 3 Jul 1812 to Louis
Dauphinais at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Louis Dauphinais
and Marie Morisset (sic).
6-2-10 ANTOINE HAREL, b 22 Sep 1748 and d 5 Nov 1748.
6-2-11 MARIE-THERESE HAREL, b 9 May 1750 and m on 25 Jan 1768 to
Pierre-Noel Lambert at St. Michel, Yamaska. He d 7 Sept 1823. He was
the son of Pierre-Noel Lambert and Marie-Josephte Baron. They had: 1)
Marie who m on 9 Nov 1801 to Antoine Lepage at St. Michel, Yamaska
Antoine was the son of Antoine and Genevieve Denis, 2) Severin who m on
24 Jul 1809 to Esther LeBrun at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter
of Marguerite Couturier; 3) Therese who m on 20 May 1816 to Regis
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Robidoux at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Antoine Robidoux and
Josette Godin; 4) Angustin who m on 13 Aug 1798 to Louise Trudeau at St.
Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Andre Trudeau and Louis
Papineau; and 5) Francois who m on 13 Jan 1806 to Marie-Louise Robidoux.
She was the daughter of Antoine Robidoux and Josette Godin.
6-2-12 FRANCOIS HAREL, b 15 Oct 1752 and d 16 Oct 1752.
6-2-13 EUSTACHE HAREL, b 21 Jun 1754 and d 21 Jun 1754.
6-2-14 MARIE-LOUISE HAREL, b 21 Jun 1756 and d 24 Jun 1756.
6-3 MARIE-CATHERINE HAREL, b 4 Nov 1714 and bapt 5 Nov 1714 at St.
Francois du Lac. She m 10 Jul 1730 to Louis Frappier at Yamaska. Louis was
the son of Michel Frappier and Marguerite Lepage, (-de Lavaltrie).
6-4 JOSEPH-AUGUSTINE HAREL, b 10 Oct 1716 and bapt 11 Oct 1716.
6-5 EUSTACHE HAREL (AREL), b 30 Jul 1718 and bapt 10 Aug 1718 at St.
Francois du Lac. She m 1st on 23 Feb 1756 to Marie-Louise Theroux-Laferte
at St-Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Pierre Theroux and Rose
Poitou (Coitou ?). He m 2nd on 22 Jan 1776 to Isabelle Viens-Jean at
St-Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Pierre and Catherine Cantara.
(See Section II EUSTACHE HAREL AND MARIE-LOUISE
THEROUX-LAFERTE Family, Page 490 for the genealogy of this family.)
6-6 MARGUERITE HEREL (sic), b 23 Jun 1721. She m on 6 Feb 1741 to Louis
Lampron-Lacharite (Laspron). Louis was the son of Jean-Baptiste Lampron and
Madeleine Joffrois/Geoffroy. They resided in Nicolet.
7 MARIE-JACQUELINE HAREL, b 4 Jun 1684 and bapt 6 Sept 1684 at Gentilly. She
m 22 Nov 1700 to Pierre Piette-Trempe at St. Pierre, Sorel, Quebec. Pierre was the
son of Jean Piet-Trempe-Ta-Croute and Marguerite Chemereau.
8 MARIE-JEANNE (ANNE) HAREL/"RIEL", b 1 Mar 1687 and bapt 14 Mar 1687
at Gentilly, Quebec and m 10 Oct 1706 to Jacques Forcier at St. Francois-du-Lac,
Quebec. Jacques was the son of Pierre Forcier and Marie Girard. They had: 1)
Marguerite who m 3 Apr 1742 to Olivier-Francois Nadaud/Nadeau; 2) Jos.-Jacques
who m 7 Jun 1756 Marie-Louis Joyal at St. Francois-du-Lac. Marie-Louis was the
daughter of Francois Joyal and Catherine Reau. They had Joseph who m 3 Feb 1800
to Rose Letendre at St. Pierre, Sorel, Quebec; and 3) Charlotte who m 7 Jan 1732
to Pierre Tessier at St. Michael, Yamaska. Pierre was the son of Ignace Tessier and
Marguerite Lussier.
9 MARIE-CLEMENCE "JEANNE" HAREL, b circa 1689. She m 9 Sep 1713 to
Isaac-Pierre Pelissier-dit-LafeuiUade. They had: 1) Angelique who m 15 Aug 1748
to Francois Mondoux at St. Michael, Yamaska. He was the son of Francois
Mondoux and Anne Danis; 2) Jeannette who m 10 Feb 1741 to Pierre Morisette at
St. Michael, Yamaska. He was the son of Pierre Morisette and Jeanne Bibeau; 3)
Louis who m 17 Feb 1744 to Jean-Marie Thibert at St. Michael, Yamaska. He was
the son of Joachim and Marie Guilman, de France; 4) Pierre who m 5 Mar 1753 to
Anne Brouillard at St Michael, Yamaska. Pierre was the son of Jean-Baptiste
Brouillard and Madeleine St. Laurent; 5) Therese who m 11 Jan 1751 to Jean
Goyette at St. Pierre, Sorel. Therese was the daughter of Jacques Goyette and Jeanne
Lemoine; and 6) Marguerite who m 13 Jan 1740 to Ange Salois at St, Michael,
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Lemoine; and 6) Marguerite who m 13 Jan 1740 to Ange Salois at St. Michael,
Yamaska. Ange was the son of Ignace Salois and Louise Provost.
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n EUSTACHE HAREL AND LOUISE THEROUX-DIT-LAFERTE
FAMILY
I EUSTACHE HAREL, b 30 Jul 1718. (See Section I, THE JEAN-LOUIS HAREL AND
MARIE PESCHER FAMILY, Paragraph 6-5, Page 488.) EUSTACHE, son of
JEAN-LOUIS HAREL and Mane Pescher, m 1st on 23 Feb 1756 to Marie-Louise
Theroux-Laferte at St. Michel, Yamaska. He m 2nd on 22 Jan 1776 to Isabella
Viens-Jean at St. Michel, Yamaska. EUSTACHE and Louise Theroux-Laferte had:
1 PIERRE HAREL/AREL, b circa 1757. He m on 19 Feb 1781 to Mane Brouillard
at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Jean-Baptiste and Therese
Badayac-LaPlante. Jean-Baptiste and Therese were m 22 Jan 1753 at St. Michel,
Yamaska. They had:
1-1 PIERRE HAREL, b circa 1783. He m on 19 Nov 1804 to Therese LeBrun at
St. Michel, Yamaska. They had:
1-1-1 THERESE ARELLE, b circa 1800. She m 16 Nov 1829 to Joseph
Domine St. Sauveur who was the daughter of Louise-Henri and Marie
Couturier.
1-1-2 PIERRE-MICHEL AREL, b circa 1801. He m 22 Jun 1830 to Marie
Lambert at St. Aime, Richelieu.
1-1-3 HUBERT (MOREL) AREL, b 4 Nov 1815 and m 4 Oct 1836 to Marie
Adelaide (Adele) Desseres at St. David, Yamaska. They had:
1-1-3-1 THOMAS AREL, b 4 Nov 1851 at St. David, Yamaska. He m to
Olivine Adeline Chamberland on 6 Sept 1875 at St. David, Yamaska.
Olivine was bom 7 Jun 1857 and d 26 Sept 1910. THOMAS d 29 Jan
1951 at St. David, Yamaska. They had:
1-11-3-1-1 WELLIE JOSEPH AREL, b 5 Jul 1876 at St. David, Yamaska.
WELLIE (WILLY) m 10 Jan 1899 to Marie-Louise Exerile Joyal at
St. David, Yamaska. He d 19 Sept 1967 at No. Smithfield, Rhode
Island and was buried at Bellingham, Massachusetts. A.
Marie-Louise was bom 26 Jan 1878, d 1 Feb 1967 at Woonsocket,
Rhode Island and was buried in Bellingham, Massachusetts. They
had:
1-1-3-1-1-1 JOSEPH-AIME (ROSARIO) AREL, b circa 1900. He
m Nov 1928 to Yvonne Guay at Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
1-1-3-1-1-2 JOSEPH-ALEXANDRE (EPHREM) AREL, b circa
1901. He m circa 1926 to Marie-Anne Dutil at Woonsocket,
Rhode Island.
1-1-3-1-1-3 VICTOIRE IDOLA AREL, bcirca 1903. She m 30 May
1929 to Liboire Lagotte at Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
1 . 1 -3 . 1 . 1 -4 MARIE M ARENNA/MERANNA (ANNA) AREL, b 27
Jan 1905 at St. David, Yamaska. She m 9 Apr 1928 to George
Emile (Chretien) Christian at Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
George d 1 May 1979 in New York City and was buried 4 May
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1979 in Bellingham, Massachusetts. They had: 1) George Emile
Christian Jr., b Woonsocket, Rhode Island. He attended a
bilingual (French and English) parochial school (Saint Anne's) in
Woonsocket and then attended Assumption, a bilingual boarding
prep school in Worchester, Massachusetts. He attended
Providence College, Rhode Island and received a bachelors
degree before attending Boston University where he received a
Ed.D. in counseling and school psychology. He was an ordained
Roman Catholic Priest in the Dominican Order (O.P.: Order of
Friars Preachers). Since the early 1970's he was in an alternate
ministry as school psychologist for the Louisville and Jefferson
County (Kentucky) Public Schools; 2) Richard Leon Christian,
b Woonsocket, Rhode Island. He attended a bilingual (French
and English) parochial school (Saint Anne's) in Woonsocket and
then attended Assumption, a bilingual boarding prep school, in
Worchester, Massachusetts. He attended Providence College in
Rhode Island and received a bachelors degree. Richard received
two master's degrees from Harvard and did further graduate
study at Boston University. He taught at the elementary and
graduate school levels, worked in several business locations in
New England, and in 1989 was in purchasing at Humana
Hospital University (Louisville, Kentucky).
1-1-3-1-1-5 JOSEPH VICTOR AREL, b circa 1906. He m 1st on
3 Sept 1938 to Julienne Malvina Plouffe at Woonsocket, Rhode
Island. Julienne was b 7 Sep 1911, the daughter of Frank
Plouffe and Caroline Bourque. Julienne d 17 Oct 1986. He m
2nd in 1990 to Cora Lagotte at Cumberland, Rhode Island. Cora
was the daughter of Albert and Delia Nadeau.
1-1-3-1-1-6 MARGUERITE M.-JEANNE AREL, b circa 1908.
JEANNETTE m on 23 Jan 1952 to Aram Raymond Lavallee at
Providence, Rhode Island.
1-1-3-1-1-7 JOSEPH (PERNAND) AREL, b circa 1910. He m on
20 Oct 1945 to Doris Leclerc at Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
1-1-3-1-1-8 M.-BERTHE (LUCILLE) AREL, b circa 1912. She m
on 14 Sept 1945 to Joseph Lucien Smith at Woonsocket, Rhode
Island.
1-1-3-1-2 ADJIMIE/ADGEMIR AREL, b circa 1877. He m on 7 Jan
1903 to Meree (Merry) Nadeau at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec.
1-1-3-1-3 EXILIA AREL, b circa 1878. She m 26 Feb 1900 to Celestin
Petrin at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec.
1-1-3-1-4 MARIE-MGTE JEANNE (JANE) AREL, b circa 1880. She m
on 8 Aug 1 90 1 to Edouard Pelissier at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec.
1-1-4 MARIE ARRELL, b circa 1816. She m 20 Aug 1839 to Theophile
Lambert at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec. Theophile/Theodore was the
son of Augustin/Auguste and Marie-Anne Touvelin/Touvelain. They had:
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1-1-4-1 OLIVIER ARRELL, b circa 1840. He m 25 Feb 1867 at St.
David, Yamaska to Emile Laliberte.
1-1-5 MARIE ANGELIQUE ARELLE, b circa 1817. She m 2 Aug 1848 to
Leandre Lessard at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec. Leandre was the son of
Antoine Lessard and Marie Gravelle. They had:
1-1-5-1 ANGELIQUE ARELLE, b circa 1849. She m 4 Mar 1878 at St.
Guillaume d'Upton to Onesime Harel.
1-1-6 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL, b circa 1818. He m 27 Feb 1843 to Luce
Lambert at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec.
1-1-7 JOSEPH AREL,b circa 1819. He m 23 Oct 1832 to Marie Salois-Caya
at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec. Marie was the daughter of Theodore and
Genevieve Forcier. They had:
1-1-7-1 MARIE-ANGELIQUE "ANGELE" AREL, b circa 1833. She m
8 Jan 1850 to Felix Laplume at St. David, Yamaska.
1-1-8 OLIVIER AREL, b circa 1820. He m 9 Nov 1847 to Marie Carle at
St. David, Yamaska.
1-1-9 EMMANUEL AREL, b circa 1821 He m 12 Oct 1847 to Angele
Danis (Danys) at St Aime, Richelieu. Angele was the daughter of Louise
and Josephte Bonenfant.
1-1-10 ONESIME AREL, b circa 1822. He m 1st on 6 Mar 1848 to
Emerentienne LaBrun at St. Aime, Richelieu. He m 2nd on 16 Apr 1855
to Marie Olive Dessert at St. Guillaume d'Upton.
1-1-11 MOISE HAREL, b circa 1823. He m 9 May 1842 to Marie
Marguerite Nau.
1-2 MICHEL AREL, b circa 1785. Hem 1st on 8 Nov 1813 to Marie Danis (Danys)
at St. Michel, Yamaska Marie was the daughter of Francois Danis and Therese
Fontaine MICHEL m 2nd on 12 Feb 1839 to Marie-Anne Touvelin-Lariviere
(Touvelain) at St Aime, Richelieu, (we Marcel Domine-St Sauveur.) MICHEL
m 3rd on 8 Jun 1847 to Julie Cotineaux at St. David, Yamaska. Julie was the
daughter of Louis Cotineaux and Marie Sanschagrin. They had:
1-2-1 BENONI AREL, b circa 1815. He m 4 Nov 1845 to Emilie Montmigny
(Montigny-Lalienne) at St. David, Yamaska.
1-2-2 ZOE AREL. She m 18 Oct 1842 to Pierre Cotnoir at St. Michel, Yamda
1-2-3 MARIE ARCILLE/ARELE, b circa 1819, He m 10 Sept 1844 to Maxime
Badayc-Laplante.
1-2-4 GENEVIEVE AREL, b circa 1825. She m 19 Aug 1850 to Narcisse
Robidoux at St. Aime, Richelieu, (vf Angele Badayac, St. David, Yamaska.)
1-2-5 PIERRE AREL. He m 22 Feb 1841 to Julie Robidoux at St. Aime,
Richelieu.
1-3 LOUIS HAREL, b circa 1786. He m 6 Nov 1815 to Marie Brousseault at St.
Michael, Yamaska She was the daughter of Gabriel Brousseault and Catherine
Prunier. They had:
1-3-1 LOUIS AREL. He m 4 Jul 1853 to Olive Danis (Danys) at St. David,
Yamaska.
1-3-2 PIERRE ARELE. He m 27 Feb 1843 to Olive Lambert at St. Aime,
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Richelieu.
1-3-3 LUDGER AREL. He m 1st on 5 Feb 1850 to Catherine Lacroix at St.
Michel, Yamaska and m 2nd on 10 Jan 1861 to Desneiges Alary (Alarie)
Trois-Rivieres.
1-3-4 OLIVIER AREL. He m 21 Oct 1851 to Dorothee Joyal at St, Michel,
Yamaska.
1-3-5 MARIE AREL. She m 22 May 1871 to Theotime Remi at St, Hyacinthe,
1-4 MARIE AREL, b circa 1787. She m 25 Jun 1821 to Felix-Andre Domine at St.
Michel, Yamaska. Felix was the son of Louis-Henri Domine and Boissel.
1-5 MARGUERITE AREL, b circa 1788. She m 7 Jan 1823 to Bonaventure Liret
at St. Michael, Yamaska.
1-6 ANTOINE AREL, b circa 1790. He m 8 Nov 1825 to Angelique LeBrun at St.
Michel, Yamaska.
2 JOSEPH HAREL, b circa 1759. He m 22 Apr 1782 to Marie Angelique Paulhus at
Sorel. Marie Angelique "Angele" was the daughter of Pierre Paulhus and Genevieve
Brunei. They had:
2-1 AUGUSTE-EUSTACHE AREL, b circa 1783. He m 16 Oct 1815 to Anne
Comic at St. Michel, Yamaska.
2-2 LOUIS AREL, b circa 1785. He m 13 Jan 1823 to Josette Bouin at St Michel,
Yamaska. She was the daughter of Nicolas Bouin (Blouin/Bonin) and Marie
Paquin. (we Paul Reniere).
2-3 FELIX ARRELLE, b circa 1787. He m 8 Nov 1825 to Marie Plouffe at St.
Michel, Yamaska. Marie was the daughter of Pierre Plouffe and Charlotte
Racine. FELIX d in Jan 1871. They had:
2-3-1 THEOPHILE ARRELLE (HAREL), b circa 1828 at Yamaska, Quebec.
THEOPHILE m 25 Jan 1853 to Angele Vanasse dit Vertefeuille at St. David,
Yamaska. She was the daughter of Antoine Vanasse and Marie Angelique
"Angele" Roy. They had:
2-3-1-1 THEOPHILE ARRELLE, b circa 1855. He m circa 1880 to Angele
Boulette.
2-3-1-2 ANGELE ARRELLE, b circa 1856. He m 12 Aug 1879 to Pierre
Bouchard at St. Jean (?), Wickham.
2-3-1-3 MARCELLINE ARRELL, b circa 1859. He m 13 Aug 1879 to Leon
Taillon at Wickham.
2-3-1-4 HERCULE ARRELLE, b circa 1860. He d prior to the 1871 census.
2-3-1-5 JOSEPH ARRELLE, b circa 1861 and d prior to the 1871 census.
2-3-1-6 PHILIMENE ARRELLE. b circa 1864. He m 8 Feb 1882 to Adelard
Taillon at St. Theodore d'Acton.
2-3-1-7 CLARA ARRELLE, b circa 1866.
2-3-1-8 HORMIDAS ARRELLE, b circa 1868.
2-3-1-9 CELIA ARRELLE, b circa 1870.
2-4 MARIE AREL, b circa 1789.
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in THE CHARLES HAREL AND MARIE-MARGARTTE BADAYAC
FAMILY
CHARLES HAREL or AREL or ARELLE, b 14 Jul 1743. He m circa
1767 to Marie-Marguerite Badayac (Badaillac) dit LaPlante. (See Section I, JEAN
HAREL and Marie Pescher family. Paragraph 6-2-7, Page 485.) Marguerite was b 19
Jun 1746 at St. Michel, Yamaska, the daughter of Ignace Badayac (Badaillac) and
Francoise Demers. The Yamaska church records record the spelling of Marguerite's
name as Badayac. This spelling is common in the census records. The author,
Tanguay, gives the spelling as Badaillac and notes that the surname of this Badaillac
line was changed to Laplante. Both Badayac and Laplante are common names in the
Yamaska census returns through 1891. CHARLES is listed as HAREL in the Tanguay
reference and as AREL in the St. Michel d'Yamaska church records. Their children are
shown variously as HAREL and ARELLE in the census records. Charles and
Margarite had:
1 LOUIS-CHARLES ARELLE, b 8 Aug 1768. He m 21 Jan 1805 to
Amable Lavallee at St. Michael, Yamaska. LOUIS was listed in the general census
of 1825 as LOUIS ARREL and in the agricultural census of 1825 as LOUIS ARELL.
In 1831 his surname is listed as Relle, in 1851 as Arrelle, in 1861 and 1871 as Ariel.
They had:
1-1 LOUIS-JEAN ARREL, Jr., b circa 1804. He m 1 1 Sept 1832 to
Monique Mondoux at St. Michael, Yamaska.
1-1-1 LOUIS-JEAN ARREL, bapt 1833. He m 5 Oct 1851 to
Virginie Durocher at St. Michael, Yamaska. Virginia was b circa 1833, the
daughter of Pierre Durocher and Marie Marguerite St.-Onge. LOUIS-JEAN
is listed in the 1816 census as Arrelle and in 1871 as Arrel. They had:
1-1-1-1 JOSEPH ARREL, b circa 1854. He m 1 1 Aug 1874 to Mane Eleona
Theroux-Plessis at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of
Francois Theroux-Plessis and Helene St. Germain. They had:
1-1-1-1-1 ARTHUS/ARTHUR AREL, b circa 1875. He m 8 Apr 1902
to Clementine Mondoux (Theroux) at St. Michel, Yamaska.
■1-1-1-2 AIME AREL, b circa 1876. He m on 2 Feb 1904 to Delima
Danis (Danys) at St. David, Yamaska.
■1-1-1-3 ALFRED AREL, b circa 1877. He m on 14 Jan 1901 to
Anathalie Forest at St. Pie-de-Guire, Yamaska.
■1-1-1-4 ADELARD AREL, b circa 1878. He m on 16 Feb 1909 to
Marie Jeanne "Mary Jane" Petrin at St. David, Yamaska.
-1-1-1-5 ALMAS-AIME AREL, b circa 1879. He m on 9 Feb 1915 to
Yvonne Melancon at St. Guillaume d'Upton.
1-1-1-1-6 ROSE-MELINA AREL, b circa 1880. She m on 25 Oct 1910
to Olivier Tessier at St. David, Yamaska. (vf Emilia Lambert.)
■1-1-1-7 SARA AREL, b circa 1881. She m on 17 Jan 1911 to
Hervey/Herve Letendre at St. David, Yamaska.
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1-1-1-1-8 MARIE-ALICE AREL, b circa 1882. She m on 3 Sept 1912
to Donat Chapdeleine at St. David, Yamaska.
1-1-1-2 GEORGES AREL, b circa 1855. He m 6 Jan 1877 to Marie Prouix
at St. Pie de Guire, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Issac Prouix and
Adele Pare.
1-1-1-3 PIERRE ARREL, b circa 1858. He m 25 Nov 1879 to Delia Cardin
at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Joseph Cardin and
Emma Fagnan (sic.) They had:
1-1-1-3-1 CORANNA AREL, b circa 1880. She m on 6 Oct 1901 to
Adelard Moquin at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-3-2 ESTELLE AREL, b circa 1881. She m on 7 Jun 1915 to
Thomas Bret at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-4 ROSILDA ARREL, b circa 1860. She m on 24 Feb 1879 to Joseph
Theroux at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Francois Theroux
and Eleonore St. Germain. They had: 1) Conrad; 2) Odilon; and 3)
Joseph.
1-1-1-5 ALPHONSINE ARREL, b circa 1865. She m 13 Feb 1888 to Louis
Cotnoir at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Narcisse Cotnoir and
Emile St. Germain.
1-1-1-6 ROCH (ROCK) ARREL, b circa 1867 at St. Michael, Yamaska.
ROCK was an elevator-tender. He m 17 Feb 1890 to Caroline St. James
(St. Jacques) at Fall River, MA. She was b circa 1867 in Canada, the
daughter of Narcisse St. James and Philomene — . They had:
1-1-1-6-1 ROSE A. AREL, b circa 1892 at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-6-2 LAURA AREL, b circa 1894 at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1.1.1-6-3 WILLIAM AREL, b circa 1897 at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1.1-6-4 EMIL AREL, b circa 1901 at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-6-5 WALTER JEAN AREL, b circa 1902. He m 9 Aug 1926 to
Anna May Brown (LeBrun?) at Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-7 AMANDA AREL, b circa 1868. She m 26 Apr 1898 to Paul-Alfred
Arthur Lafleur at Ste-Anne, Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-1-8 MELINA ARREL, b circa 1869.
1-1-1-9 M.-VIRGINIE DELIMA ARELE, b 8 Apr 1875 at St. Michel,
Yamaska.
1-1-2 ELISABETH AREL, b circa 1834. She m 18 Nov 1851 to Jean-Baptiste
Prunier at St. Francois du Lac. She was the daughter of Pierre Prunier and
Marie Hevert.
1-1-3 MICHEL AREL, b circa 1835. He m 19 Aug 1856 to M.-Angelique
"Angele" Nadeau at St. Francois du Lac. She was the daughter of Alexis
Nadeau and Dorothee Cartier. They had:
1-1-3-1 MICHEL AREL, b circa 1857. He m 6 Jul 1880 to Emelie Schmid
at St. Michel, Yamaska. Emelie was the daughter of Norbert Schmid and
Catherine Millet. They had ten children.
1-1-3-2 JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1858. Hem 1 Jul 1885 to Emma Dauphinais
at St. Guillaume d'Upton.
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1-1-3-3 FERINAND AREL, b circa 1859. He m in 1889 to Victoria
Mondoux at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-4 ADOLPHE AREL, b circa 1836. He m 3 Mar 1862 to Julie Parenteau at
St. Francois du Lac. She was the daughter of Narcisse and Mathilde
(Fourquin dit) Leveille. (Leveille-Fourquin). They had:
1-1-4-1 MARIE AREL, b circa 1863. She m 17 Jan 1882 to Andre Duhamel
at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-5 MODESTE AREL, b circa 1837. He m 28 Oct 1862 to Elide/Elise
Verv'ille at St. Michael, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Louis Verville
and Marguerite Forcier. They had:
1-1-5-1 ELIDE AREL, b circa 1863. He m 28 Oct 1879 to Clovis Poirier
at St. Francois du Lac.
1-1-5-2 ROSE AREL, b circa 1864. He m 26 Oct 1885 to Odilon
Poirier at St. Francois du Lac.
1-1-5-3 LOUIS AREL, b circa 1865. He m 30 Jan 1888 to
Alphonsine Poirier at St. Pie de Guire.
1-1-5-4 JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1866. He m 12 Jan 1892 to Clara Mondoux
at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-5-5 HELENE AREL, b circa 1867. He m 23 Feb 1892 to
Rodrigue/Roch-Albert Mondoux.
1-1-5-6 ALPHONSINE AREL, b circa 1868. He m 13 Oct 1896 to
Evangeliste Duhamel at St. Francois du Lac.
1-1-5-7 ELISABETH AREL, b circa 1869. She m 12 Sept 1898 to Joseph
Gagnon at St. Francois du Lac.
1-1-5-8 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1870. She m 8 Jan 1901 to Heloise Aurore
Lachapelle at St. Francois du Lac.
1-1-5-9 ALEXANDRE AREL, b circa 1871. She m 8 Oct 1901 to
Emilina/Emilia Parenteau at St. Pie de Guire.
1-1-5-10 ODILON AREL, b circa 1872. She m circa 1900 to
EDOUARDINA AREL.
1-1-6 GUILLAUME/WILLIAM AREL, b circa 1838. He m 25 Aug 1863 to
Emile Theroux at St. Francois du Lac. She was the daughter of Jean-Baptiste
and Genevieve Laplante. They had:
1-1-6-1 PIERRE AREL, b circa 1864. He m 14 Feb 1888 to Celina Vanasse
at St. Bonaventure.
1-1-6-2 MELINA AREL, b circa 1865. He m 16 Oct 1888 to Narcisse
Lincourt at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-6-3 JOSEPH AREL, b circa 1866. He m 13 Feb 1893 to Augustine St.
Laurent at St. David, Yamaska.
1-1-6-4 LOUIS AREL, b circa 1867. He m 30 Jul 1895 to Anne
Couturier/Gauthier at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-6-5 GUILLAUMEAVILLIAM AREL, b circa 1868. He m 10 Oct 1887
to Amanda Brochu at St. Anne, Fall River, Massachusetts.
1-1-7 ISRAEL-LOUIS ISAAC AREL, b circa 1840. He m 28 Jul 1868 to
Elisabeth Giguere at St. Francois du Lac. Elisabeth was the daughter of
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Joseph Giguere and Julie Fourquin dit Leveille. They had:
1-1-7-1 LOUIS-AIME ALMAS AREL, b circa 1869. He m 14 Jan 1896 to
Rosanna Couturier/Gauthier at St. Michael, Yamaska.
1-1-7-2 ROSIANNE/ROSINE AREL, b circa 1870. She m 15 Feb 1898 to
Hormidas Joseph Joyal at St. Michael, Yamaska.
1-1-7-3 ROSILDA AREL, b circa 1871. She m 26 Feb 1900 to Roch Allard
at St. Michel, Yamaska.
1-1-7-4 CLARA AREL, b circa 1873. She m 30 Jul 1901 to Edmond CoUe
at St. Michael, Yamaska.
1-1-7-5 JOSEPH-AIME EMERIL AREL, b circa 1874. He m 1st on 4 Jul
1901 to Albertine Lambert at St. Michel, Yamaska and m 2nd on 3 Feb
1937 to Eva Genereux at St. Cyrille, Wendover.
1-1-7-6 RAMESAY AREL, b circa 1875. He m 12 Feb 1901 to Marie Danis
at St. David, Yamaska. Marie was the daughter of Honore and Marie
Joyal. The couple had ten children.
1-1-7-7 PHILIPPE AREL, b circa 1876. He m 4 Apr 1910 to
Marie-Zephirine Lauzier (Lauziere) at St.-Gerard, Yamaska.
1- 1-7-8 MARIA AREL, b circa 1877. Hem 21 Jan 1923 to Joseph Guilbault
at St. Gerard, Yamaska.
1-1-7-9 GEORGES AREL, b circa 1879. He m 26 Dec 1899 to Delima
Brigham at Northampton, Massachusetts. They had:
1-1-7-9-1 EDWARD (EDDIE) AREL, b circa 1900.
1-1-8 NORBERT ARREL, b circa 1842. He m 31 Jan 1882 to Rosilda Salvas
at St. Francois du Lac. we Desire Verville.
1-2 MARIE AREL, b circa 1808. She m 7 Jan 1839 to Vincent Piche at St. Michel,
Yamaska.
1-3 NARCISSE AREL, b 29 Aug 1824 at St. Michel, Yamaska.
2 MARIE-MARGUERITE HAREL (ARRELLE), b 9 Sept 1770 at St. Michel,
Yamaska. She m 18 Oct 1790 to Francois Chapdeleine (Lariviere/Louvieres) St.
Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Jean-Baptiste Chapdeleine and Anne Joyal.
They had: 1) Claire Arrelle. She m 8 Jan 1850(?) to Joseph Guilbeault at St. David,
Yamaska, 2) Anne. She m 19 Jan 1830 to Michel Martin at St. Michel, Yamaska.
He was the son of Joseph Martin and Agathe Valois; 3) Genevieve; 4) Marguerite.
She m 17 Feb 1817 to Michel Badayac at St. Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of
Michel Badayac and Catherine Arel.
3 CHARLES AREL, b and bapt 9 Sept 1770. CHARLES was a twin to
MARIE-MARGUERITE.
4 ANTOINE ARELLE, b circa 1780. He m 9 Jun 1800 to Marie-Angelique Cantara
at St. Michel, Yamaska. ANTOINE is listed as ANTOINE ARELLE in the general
census of 1825 and as ANTOINE ARELL in the agricultural census. In 1831 his
name is shown as Relle and as Arrelle thereafter. They had:
4-1 JEAN-BAPTISTE ARELLE, b circa 1801. He m 1st on 5 Jun 1820 to
Marguerite Lapierre at St. Michel, Yamaska.
4-2 ELISABETH ARELLE, b circa 1802. She m 13 Feb 1827 to Joseph Lapieere
at St. Michel, Yamaska.
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4-3 ANTOINE JEAN ARRELLE, b circa 1817. He m 4 May 1830 to Marie Leuyer
at St. Michel, Yamaska. ANTOINE's surname is shown as Relle in 1831 and
as Arrelle thereafter.
5 MARIE-JOSEPHTE "JOSETTE" ARRELL, b circa 1775. She m 1 1 Jan 1802 to
Michel Cantara at St. Michel, Yamaska. She was the daughter of Etienne Cantara
and Marie-Angelique "Angele" Theroux. They had: 1) Marie who m 12 May 1823
to Louis Lefort/Louis at St. Michel, Yamaska. Louis was the son of Louis Lefort
and Theotiste Vignoia; 2) Elisabeth who m 28 Sept 1824 to Theophile Cartier at St.
Michel, Yamaska. He was the son of Jean-Baptiste Cartier and Angele Gagne; and
3) Angelique who m 26 Apr 1830 to Antoine Martin at St. Michel, Yamaska. He
was the son of Joseph Martin and Agathe Valois.
6 JOSEPH ARELLE, b circa 1779. He m 2 Feb 1807 to Louise Letendre on 2 Feb
1807 at St. Michel, Yamaska. Louise was the daughter of Joseph Letendre and
Jeanne Petit. In the 1825 census JOSEPH is listed with the name Arelle in the
general census and as Arell in the agricultrual census. In 1831 he is shown as
JOSEPH RELLE and as JOSEPH ARRELLE in 1851. In the 1861 census he is
listed with the name JOSEPH ARREL, age 82. They had:
6-1 JOSEPH ARRELL, b circa 1808. (The surname is spelled Relle in 1831, Arrelle
in 1851 and Arrel in 1861 and 1871.) JOSEPH m 25 Jul 1831 to Felicite
Chapdeleine at St. Michel, Yamaska. Felicite was the daughter of Pierre and
Felicite Langeun.
6-2 ISAAC ARRELL, b circa 1809. He m 16 Nov 1835 to Angele Vanasse St.
Michel, Yamaska. (See Section IV, THE ISAAC ARRELL AND ANGELE
VANASSE FAMILY, Page 499.)
6-3 LUCIE ZOE ARRELL, b circa 1810. He m 8 Jul 1840 to John Livingston at
St. Chrysostome.
6-4 JEAN-BAPTISTE HAREL, b circa 1812. He m 1st on 14 Jan 1845 to Sophie
Sylvestre at Granby. He m 2nd on 17 Aug 1857 to Luce/Lucie Beauchemin at
St. David, Yamaska.
6-5 SELEMIE/SELIMIE AREL, circa 1814. She m 10 Nov 1845 to Eusebe Bourque
at St. Michel, Sherbrooke.
6-6 CALIXTE HAREL, b circa 1815. She m 24 May 1852 to Leocadie
Giroux/Leroux at Stanstead, Quebec.
7 MARIE ARREL, b circa 1781. She m 22 Apr 1822 to Antoine Verret at St. Michel,
Yamaska.
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IV ISAAC ARRELL AND ANGELE VANASSEE FAMILY
I ISSAC ARRELL, b circa 1809. (See Section III, THE CHARLES HAREL AND
MARGARITE BADAYAC FAMILY, Paragraph 6-2, Page 498.) He m Angele
Vanassee on 16 Nov 1835 in Yamaska, Quebec, Canada. Angele Vanassee was the
daughter of Joseph Vanassee and Marie Salvas. In 1851 he appears as ISAAC
ARELLE. In the original records of the St. David Parish of his son ISSAC's marriage,
his name is shown as JOSEPH ISSAC HARREL. According to actual census records,
ISSAC and Angele had:
1 REGIS AREL, b circa 1830 and d 9 Mar 1858. (REGIS is not listed in census
records. His name was found in the card file index of the St. David Parish Records.)
2 ISSAC ARRELL, b 22 Oct 1836 at Sorel, Quebec. Canada. (The name appears in
the catalog file in St. David's church under the spelling Arel.) ISAAC m on 12 Jan
1858 to Julia Verret (The spelling is shown variously as Veret, Varet, Verrette and
Varette by family records. In the St. David Parish Records the name is spelled
Verret. The name is pronounced Vair-ette by the family.) at St. David, Yamaska,
Quebec, Canada. Julia was the daughter of Benoni Veret and Luce Joyal. (Joyal is
a common name in this part of Quebec.) The family moved to Bums (Dayton),
Minnesota where the family homesteaded. Several of the children were bom at their
home in Minnesota and this is where ISAAC and Julia died. ISAAC d of a heart
attack in the woods where he was working as a lumber jack. They had:
2-1 ISAAC ARRELL (Spelled AREL in the St. David Parish card index.), b 23 Oct
1858 at St. David, Yamaska, Quebec.
2-2 JOSEPH ARRELL, circa 1859.
2-3 ALEXANDER ARRELL, b circa 1861. He m circa 1886 to Florence — -.
2-4 JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1863. JOHN relocated to Minnesota with his parents
when he was two years old. He m circa 1900 to Julia Mingo at Elk River,
Minnesota. Julia was the third generation of Mingos in America. Her great
grandparents came from France and settled in Vermont. Julia's parents also
relocated from Quebec and settled on a farm near Centerville, Minnesota. (See
footnote 2.) They had:
2-4-1 MAE ARRELL, b circa 1901 and d circa May 1954. She m circa 1926
to William Blocker. They had a daughter: Jeanette who m in 1942 to James
Lewis.
2-4-2 GRACE ARRELL, b circa 1903 and d circa 1980. GRACE never married.
She spent 18 years in a tuberculosis sanitarium in the vicinity of
Minneapolis. She also had cataracts and glaucoma. She was employed at
Munsingwear circa 1917-1922.
2-4-3 MARY (BERNICE) ARRELL, b circa 1904 and d circa 1960. AKASister
St. Philomine. Sister St. Philomine was in the St. Joseph Order of
Carondelet since 1921. She was a close friend of her cousin,
BERNADETTE ARRELL, who was also a nun in the same order.
2-4-4 BENJAMIN ARRELL, b circa 1906 and d circa 1961. When BENJAMIN
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was a young man he attended a monastery and studied for the priesthood.
When his father died of the heart attack, BEN returned home to help support
the family. BEN became a C.P.A. and was employed by Birds Eye Foods
for 32 years. He never married.
2-4-5 EVA ARRELL, b circa 1909 and d circa 1956. She m circa 1935 to
William O'Cormell. They had: Mary, Michael, and Joan.
2-4-6 RICHARD RAYMOND ARRELL, b circa 1912 and d in 1958. RICHARD
m on 28 Dec 1940 to Brytell Faye Giles at Ascension Church, Minneapolis,
Minnesota by Father William Coates. RICHARD was with the United States
Marine Corp in the Pacific Theatre of operations during WW II (1942-45).
RICHARD was with the 5th Battalion. He was awarded two purple heart
medals for wounds received as the result of enemy action. Richard and Faye
had:
2-4-6-1 JUDITH GRACE ARRELL, b 8 Nov 1941. JUDITH was a teacher.
She m circa 1966 to Robert Borlund. There were no children.
2-4-6-2 RICHARD GILES ARRELL, b 2 Jun 1943. RICHARD was a C.P.A.
He m circa 1968 to Linda Joy Miller. They had:
2-4-6-2-1 DUSTIN GILES ARRELL, b circa 1969.
2-4-6-2-2 KELLY ARRELL, b circa 1970.
2-4-6-2-3 SANDRA JOY ARRELL, b circa 1971.
2-4-6-3 THERESA JANE ARRELL, b 14 Sept 1946. THERESA was an
author who wrote children's books. She m circa 1971 to Michael Zagone.
They had: Jennifer Giles, Timothy Brian and Sarah Jane.
2-4-6-4 STEVEN CRAIG ARRELL, b 3 Apr 1948. STEVEN was a teacher.
He was m 1st circa 1970 to Sue Morgan and m 2nd circa 1980 to Lynn
— -. STEVEN and Sue had:
2-4-6-4-1 CHRISTOPHER ARRELL, b circa 1970.
STEVEN and Lynn had:
2-4-6-4-2 BRIAN ARRELL, b circa 1982.
2-4-6-4-3 MACKENZIE ARRELL, b circa 1987.
2-4-6-5 GREGORY (GREGG) FRANCIS ARRELL, b 1 5 Jan 1 950. GREGG
was a recording artist for MCA. He wrote music, played the piano and
was a vocalist. He wrote words and music for such songs as, "Where it
Went Wrong", "Everything I Need", "Feel the Change", "Let it Shine",
and "Wishes". GREGG m circa 1976 to Dawn — -. GREG and Dawn
had:
2-4-6-5-1 KIMBERLY ARRELL, b circa 1977.
2-4-6-6 MICHELLE DANIELLE ARRELL, b 28 Mar 1952. MICHELLE
was a legal secretary. She m circa 1977 to David Tower. They had a
daughter: Taylor.
2-4-6-7 JOHN MARK ARRELL, b 1 Feb 1956. JOHN was an automobile
salesman. He never married.
2-4-7 BERNARD PETER ARRELL, b circa 1914 and d 1955. He m on 28 Jun
1941 to Ann Altoff They had two daughters and are believed to have had
two sons:
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2-4-7-1 JACKIE ARRELL, b circa 1942.
2-4-7-2 SUSAN ARRELL, b circa 1943.
2-4-8 MAGDALEN ARRELL, b circa 1 9 1 6 and d circa 191 9-20 of typhoid fever
when she was 2 1/2 years old.
2-5 JOHN FRANCIS (FRANK) RICHARD ARRELL, b 26 Nov 1866 in Dayton,
Minnesota and d circa 1926. FRANK had a small farm outside Anoka,
Minnesota. He m 1887 in Dayton, Minnesota to Lora Emma Rathbun. Lora was
bom in New York. The couple had a farm in Minnesota and five of their
children were bom on the farm. FRANK m Lora against the family's wishes as
Lora was not of the Catholic faith. Because Lora's sisters lived in Oregon, the
family decided to join them. In April of 1904 the couple sold all their
possessions, including horses, household goods, equipment, etc., for $1,200 and
relocated to Oregon. During a train stop in Oregon, FRANK left the tram to
purchase some food to supplement the food basket the family had taken with
them. Some men saw the large amount of money in his purse and robbed him.
The family therefore started their new life in Oregon with nothing. FRANK
owned a hardware store in Independence, Oregon. Lora was remembered for
always being proud of her hair. The couple had:
2-5-1 EMMETT EBER ARRELL, b 14 Mar 1889 m Anoka, Mmnesota and d m
Jun 1936 of hepatitis. He m on 21 Dec 1910 to Gertmde Olive Russell at
Sweet Home, Oregon. Gertie was b on 17 Dec 1892 at Sweet Home,
Oregon. When she married, Gertie was living with her father, Oliver, and
her brothers, Edgar and Jasper, at 168 S.E. Mountain Road, Foster, Oregon.
EMMETT came to Oregon with his family from Minnesota in 1904. Gertie
was a distant relative of Bertrand Arthur William Russell. (Bertrand Russell,
b 1872 near Trelleck, Wales, was a mathematician and philosopher. He was
the author of more than 40 books on philosophy, education, mathematics,
politics and sex. He received the 1920 Nobel Prize for literature. He was
a professor at Cambridge University, the University of Peking and other
Universities.) Gertie was a first cousin, three generations removed, of
Charles Taze Russell. (Charles Russell, b 16 Feb 1852 in Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, was the founder in 1884 of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract
Society. He d on 31 Oct 1916 in Pampa, Texas In 1931 the Russellites',
as they were called, were renamed the Jehovah's Witnes.ses'.) Gertie d circa
1990. They had:
2-5-1-1 URSULA EVANGELINE ARRELL, b 21 Dec 1913 at Aumsville,
Marion County, Oregon. She m circa 1938 to Mervin Tison. Mervin was
an electrical motor-winder. He d on 17 Feb 1981 at Pasco, Washington.
URSULA resided in Toledo, Washington. The couple had: 1) Leslie (Lee)
Gene, b 13 Feb 1939 at Medford, Oregon. He m 1st to Lavonna Tucker
and they had 2 children. He m 2nd to Sharon Kendell and they had 4
children. He m 3rd to Virginia (Susie) Collins. Lee was a pilot for
Northwest Airlines. Susie was a flight attendent, 2) Sharon Colleen, b 15
April 1941 in Medford, Oregon. She m in 1970 to Mark Alcon at Coeur
d'alene, Idaho. They had three children: Timothy, b Dec 1970; Melody,
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b 20 Aug 1971; and Scott, b 20 Mar 1975; 3) Stephen, b at Medford,
Oregon on 21 Nov 1942. He m 1st to — and m 2nd in circa 1965 to
Cora Pandura of Peru, South America. They had: Jeannie, b 1966 in
Washington State, and Daniel, b 1971. Stephen m 3rd on 20 May 1987
to Arm Brenden; 4) Anthony, b 24 Apr 1948 at Bend, Oregon. He m on
14 Jul 1984 to Roberta Warrall in Forks, Washington. Roberta was b in
Sheffield, England; and 5) Paul, b 16 Dec 1954 at Eugene, Oregon. Paul
was not married in 1987. He was a musician who wrote, composed and
played music.
-5-1-2 KENNETH RUSSELL ARRELL, b 24 Nov 1915 at AumsviUe,
Marion County, Oregon. He m on 6 Feb 1946 to Edith Lillian Schrader
at North Bend, Coos County, Oregon. They divorced in 1959.
KENNETH m 2nd circa 1965 to — McElmurry. He served as an
airplane mechanic and flight engineer in the Air Transport Command
during WW 11. He was stationed in Florida, British Guinea, Surinam and
Brazil. KENNETH, a machinest, millwright, carpenter and electrician
during his career, sujjervised building sawmills, boiler plants, plywood
mills, particle board plants and paper mills in Oregon, Washington,
California, New Mexico, and Wisconsin. KENNETH resided in Tualatin,
Oregon. Edith resided in Central Point, Oregon. They had:
2-5-1-2-1 RAYMOND (RAY) KENNETH ARRELL, b 6 Jul 1947 in
Bandon, Oregon. He m on 6 Nov 1971 to Pamela Ann Gamer in
Shady Grove, Oregon. Pamela was b on 6 Nov 1954 in San
Francisco. She was a direct descendent of Daniel Boone. RAY was
a welder and also a ham radio operator. The family enjoyed antiques.
They resided at 683 Polk Street, Coalinga, California in 1988. They
had:
2-5-1-2-1-1 PATRICIA ANN ARRELL, b 1 Jul 1976 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-2-1-2 BELINDA ADRIENNE ARRELL, b 20 Mar 1978 at
Medford, Oregon.
2-5-1-2-1-3 HEATHER MORIAH ARRELL, b 1 8 Jul 1 98 1 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-2-2 JACK DENNIS ARRELL, b 6 Feb 1950 in Bandon, Oregon.
JACK was an outside sales representative. He m 2nd on 27 Dec 1982
to Noreen Loy Weedon at Yelm, Washington. Noreen was b in
Olympia, Washington. JACK'S hobbies were producing varietal wines
and collecting and restoring Studebaker Hawks. JACK was a ham
radio operator. In 1991 the family resided in Medford, Oregon. There
were no children from JACK'S 1st marriage. Noreen had been
married prior to her marriage to JACK. She and her 1st husband had
Melissa Claire. JACK adopted Melissa. JACK and Noreen had:
2-5-1-2-2-1 MELISSA CLAIRE ARRELL, b 3 Mar 1974 at Olympia,
Washington.
2-5-1-2-2-2 JAMES KENNETH ARRELL, b 2 Jul 1985 at Roseburg,
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2-5-1-2-3 EDGAR GEORGE ARRELL, b 15 Mar 1951 at Myrtle Point,
Oregon. He m 2nd on 4 Oct 1986 to Gloria Yvette Miller. EDGAR,
a resaw-operator, enjoyed fishing and energy conversation. He resided
at 317 Maple, Medford, Oregon. By his 1st marriage, EDGAR had:
2-5-1-2-3-1 LILAFAYE ARRELL, b 6 Sept 1972 at Medford, Oregon.
LILA enjoyed sewing and hair-care.
2-5-1-2-3-2 AARON MILES ARRELL, b 20 Mar 1974 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-2-3-3 AMANDA JEAN ARRELL, b 24 Jun 1976 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-2-3-4 ERIKA HEATHER ARRELL, b 3 Oct 1979 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-2-3-5 ZANE EDWARD ARRELL, b 6 Aug 1980 at Medford,
Oregon.
2-5-1-3 FRANCIS ARRELL, b 24 Dec 1917 at Powers, Coos County,
Oregon. FRANCIS was known as ' FRENCH Y'. FRENCH Y was a
pharmacist and owned the Rexall Drug Store in Brookings, Oregon. He
m 1st circa 1942 to Ellen Watson. Ellen d circa 1980 of leukemia. He
m 2nd circa 1984 to Maxine Rathbun. FRANCIS and Ellen had;
2-5-1-3-1 JERRY ARRELL, b circa 1943. He resided at 17315 Old
Country Road, Brookings, Oregon. In 1987 he operated the Rexall
Drug Store in Brookings.
2-5-1-4 VIRGIL HARRIS ARRELL, b 14 Dec 1920 at Gaylord, Coos
County, Oregon. He m on 1 Aug 1944 at El Paso, Texas to Nadine
Neeley. VIRGIL jomed the IJSAF on 18 Jan 1943. He served in the
USAF during WWII and subsequently in Italy, Alaska and Panama.
During a brief interlude following WW II, he was with the Oregon State
Police. He was soon called back into the Air Force. VIRGIL retired from
the Air Force on 1 Oct 1970. The family resided in Yelm, Washington.
They had:
2-5-1-4-1 VIRGIL HARRIS ARRELL, Jr.b 29 May 1945 at Myrtle Point,
Oregon. VIRGIL was a mechanic. He m 1st circa 1964 to Carol
Batterman. He m 2nd on 19 Mar 1982 to Kimberly Kord in Oregon.
Children from the 1st marriage were believed to be:
2-5-1-4-1-1 JEFFREY ARRELL, b 9 Sep 1965. He m Darlene — - on
13 Aug 1986 in Lansing, Michigan. They had:
2-5-1-4-1-1-1 JASON HARRIS ARRELL, b 13 Mar 1987.
2-5-1-4-1-2 DARIN ARRELL, b 13 Aug 1967.
Children from the 2nd marriage were believed to be:
2-5-1-4-1-3 CRYSTAL ARRELL, b 30 Apr 1984.
2-5-1-4-1-4 RICHARD THOMAS ARRELL, b 14 Jul 1986.
2-5-1-4-2 ROBERT ARRELL, b 1 1 Oct 1947 at Myrtle Point, Oregon.
He m 19 Jun 1974 to Christy Keene in Sacramento, California.
ROBERT served in the AWACS in Iceland. He was a supervisor for
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aircraft controllers. The couple had:
2-5-1-4-2-1 MATTHEW ARRELL. b 24 Aug 1976 at Homestead,
Florida.
2-5-1-4-2-2 KATY ARRELL, b 17 Sept 1979 at Kent, Washington.
2-5-1-4-3 RUSSELL BRYCE ARRELL, b 1 1 Jul 1950 at Myrtle Point,
Oregon. He m 9 Sept 1972 to Denise Shackleton at Tawas City,
Michigan. Denise d 1982. They had:
2-5-1-4-3-1 MICHELLE ANN ARRELL, b 21 Sept 1972 at Tawas
City, Michigan.
2-5-1-4-3-2 RUSSELL ARRELL, Jr., b 7 Sept 1973 at Denver,
Colorado.
2-5-1-4-3-3 ROBERT DENNIS, b 10 Nov 1975 at Minot, North
Dakota.
2-5-1-4-4 THOMAS ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1953 at Merced, California. He
m 9 Feb 1972 to Connie Eschenburg. Connie was b 15 Nov 1952 in
Mt. Clemens, Michigan. THOMAS was a Staff Sergeant in aircraft
maintenance in the USAF. THOMAS was in the Air Force from 7
Dec 1971 to 29 May 1987. The couple met when they attended high
school together in Oscada, Michigan. The family enjoyed gardening,
camping, and fishing. In 1990 the family resided in Yelm,
Washington. They had:
2-5-1-4-4-1 SUSAN NADINE ARRELL, b 10 Feb 1978 in Minot,
North Dakota. SUSAN was a loquacious and enjoyed reading.
2-5-2 JASON ARRELL, b 22 Aug 1890 at St. Paul, Minnesota. JASON was
employed as a lumberjack in the woods in Oregon. He was drafted in Jun
1917 into the US Army and served in France in the American Expeditionary
Force, Company G., 157 Infantry during WW 1. He was killed in action on
24 Sept 1918 in France. JASON is buried in Independence, Oregon.
2-5-3 KENNETH SELBY ARRELL, b 14 May 1892. He m circa 1918 to Phebe
Gartner in Minnesota. He m 2nd circa 1940 to Beulah A. Palmer. Beulah
was b in 1896 in Minnesota and d in 1963. KENNETH was a street car
conductor in Minnesota and later a painter in Portland, Oregon. KENNETH
d circa 1978. He is buried in Independence, Oregon They had:
2-5-3-1 LORA E. ARRELL, b circa 1918. She m circa 1943 to Jim Bridges,
the son of GEORGE ARRELL's wife, Ann Bridges, by a prior marriage.
The family resided at 255 High Street, Apt 412, Eugene, Oregon. They
had: Melvin, Richard, Lester, Donald and Ror>'.
2-5-4 OSCAR LAWRENCE ARRELL, b 27 Jun 1894 at Brooklyn, Minnesota.
OSCAR served overseas during WW I when he was in military service. He
d on 9 Dec 1966 at Silverton, Oregon. He is buried at Williamette
Cemetery, Portland, Oregon. He is believed to have married and may have
had:
2-5-4-1 LLEWELLEN (CURLY) THOMAS ARRELL, b circa 1920. He m
1 St to — . He m 2nd to Jean — . He had three daughters, two from his
1st marriage, and one from his 2nd marriage. They resided in Salem,
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2-5-4-2 HELEN ARRELL, b 28 Jul 1921 in Independence Oregon. HELEN
m five times. By her 2nd m she had: 1) twins, Dow Egrum and Ruby
Herbert, b circa 1940, 2) Herbert Louis, b circa 1941 at Albany, Oregon;
and 3) Gene R., b 1950. All three boys were b in Portland, Oregon.
HELEN m 5th circa 1975 to Earl Davis. Earl was a cannery worker in
Salem, Oregon. He d 17 Nov 1981 at Salem, Oregon.
2-5-5 DORCAS MARSHA ARRELL, b 5 Feb 1900 at Bums, Minnesota. She
was brought by her family to Oregon m Apr of 1904. DORCAS was named
after her maternal grandmother. She m on 10 Nov 1920 to Harris Ebbe
whose family was from Denmark. The couple divorced in 1940. Hams later
remarried. He d in 1965. They had two daughters: 1) Mildred, b 15 Mar
1926 and d as a result of appendicitis in 1935; and 2) Shirley, b 1928 in
Eugene, Oregon. Shirley, a medical doctor, was a professor at the University
of California Medical School in San Francisco. Both DORCAS and her
daughter, Shirley, resided in Kensington, California since 1976.
2-5-6 — - ARRELL, b circa 1902 and d in infancy. (Stillborn)
2-5-7 IDA BERNICE ARRELL, b 19 Mar 1905. She m 1st circa 1930 to Joe
Heston and m 2nd circa 1950 to W.H. Robson (Rob). IDA d on 6 Oct 1963.
She lived in Amboy, California. Rob was employed in the salt fields. There
were no children as a result of the marriage.
2-5-8 GEORGE LINCOLN ARRELL, b 24 Feb 1907 on a farm in Jefferson,
Oregon. GEORGE d on 9 Jan 1974 as a result of the effects of his
employment with asbestos in Vancouver, Washington. He is buried in the
Williamette Cemetery, Portland, Oregon. He m circa 1932 to Ann F. Bridges
who was b in 1889 and d in 1966. He is buried in the cemetery at
Independence, Oregon.
2-5-9 EARLE FRANCIS ARRELL, b 10 Jan 1913 in Aumsville, Oregon. He m
circa 1938 to Dorothy Boyd. EARLE attended the University of Oregon, the
University of California, Berkeley, California and the University of
Minnesota. He taught high school in California. EARLE was fond of music.
He studied the pipe organ.
2-6 JAMES ARRELL, b circa 1867. JAMES never married.
2-7 WILLIAM HENRY ARRELL, Sr., b 25 May 1868 and m on 2 Jan 1897 to
Armine Mingo in Elk River, Minnesota. The Mingo family lived in the area of
Stewart, Minnesota. WILLIAM d 21 Jan 1945. They had:
2-7-1 MONSIGNOR LUCIAN J. ARRELL, PA., b 2 Nov 1897 and d on 5 Jan
1971.
2-7-2 ARMINE ARRELL, b circa 1899. She d as an infant when she was just
a few months old.
2-7-3 HELEN G. ARRELL, b circa 1900. She m circa 1925 to Albert John
Crocson and d Dec 1946.
2-7-4 BERNADETTE ARRELL (Sister Lucienne), b 30 May 1903. She was a
sister of St. Joseph of Corondelet since 1919. She taught for 49 1/2 years.
In 1987 Sister Lucienne was in a home for retired Sisters at Bethany
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Convent, 1870 Randolph Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55105.
2-7-5 BLANCHE A. ARRELL, b circa 1905. She m circa 1930 to J. R.
Brownrigg. They had four children. BLANCHE'S husband d in 1970.
2-7-6 AGNES ARRELL, b circa 1907. AGNES never married.
2-7-7 VERENA ARRELL, b circa 1909. He m circa 1934 to Robert A. Kneefe.
They had five children. Robert was dec by 29 Dec 1986.
2-7-8 JOSEPH A. ARRELL, b circa 1912. He m 1st circa 1937 to Laverene
Scott. They had five children. He m 2nd to Ruth — . They had two
children.
2-7-9 ROBERT M. ARRELL, b circa 1916 in Minnesota. ROBERT was
employed by Northwest Airlines for 36 years. ROBERT m circa 1941 to
Adeline Granier. In 1987 they resided at 87-942 Ehu Street, Waianae,
Hawaii. They had:
2-7-9-1 GARVIN ARRELL, b circa 1942. GARVIN received his Ph.D.
and was a Lieutenant on the Honolulu Police Force. He was a Professor
of Police Science and Child Physiology at Chaminade University of
Honolulu.
2-7-10 WILLIAM HENRY ARRELL, Jr., b circa 1917 in Minnesota. He m
circa 1942 to Jeanette Gaulke. The couple resided in Big Lake, Minnesota.
2-8 CHARLES ARRELL, b circa 1869. He m 1st circa 1894 to Martha -— and m
2nd circa 1905 to Agnes — -. CHARLES and Agnes had:
2-8-1 BERNADETTE ARRELL, b circa 1906.
2-8-2 VINCENT ARRELL, b circa 1908.
2-9 JULIA ARRELL, b circa 1870. JULIA m circa 1895 to William Collins,
probably in Minnesota. They had: William, Andrew (both deceased by 1987),
and Lillian Specht. William and JULIA may have had more than the above three
children.
2-10 JOSEPHINE ARRELL, b circa 1871. She m circa 1896 to Edward Mingo
probably in Minnesota. They had: Joseph, Bryon, Adelore, Charles, and four
daughters.
2-1 1 MINNIE ARRELL, b circa 1872. She m circa 1897 to Matt Kelly, probably
in Minnesota. They had at least three children, including Joseph, Frank and
Harold.
2-12 ELLIS ARRELL, b 1873 in Minnesota.
2-13 JOSEPH ARRELL, b circa 1874.
3 HONORE-HENRI ARHL, b circa 1837 in Quebec. He m 8 Feb 1859 to Adelaide
Heloise Theroux Laferte.
4 JOSEPHINE ARRELLE, b circa 1838 in Quebec. She m 19 May 1862 to Joseph
Leblanc at Katevale, Magog, Quebec.
5 MARIE ARELE, b circa 1839 in Quebec. She m 17 Jul 1871 to Hyacinthe Leblanc
at Katevale, Magog, Quebec.
6 JOSEPH HAREL, b circa 1840 in Quebec. He m 29 Jan 1877 to Marcelline
Quevillon at St. Edmond, Coaticook, Quebec.
7 WILFRID AREL(?), b circa 1842. He m 22 Feb 1909 to Valentine Lemaire at
Magog, Quebec.
506
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - MINNEAPOLIS
o ANNA ARRELL. ANNA was a clerk at Mellin Drug.
o ARMINE ARRELL. ARMINE was married. She lived at 7019 Perry Ave., N.,
Brooklyn Center,
o BARBARA L. ARRELL. BARBARA was a teacher,
o BENJAMIN J. ARRELL. BENJAMIN was an auditor for Gamble-Robinson in the
1960's. He lived at 1 1 1 1 17th Ave., N. Apt. 3, Minneapolis,
o BERNARD ARRELL. He m Ann — -. BERNARD was a stockman at United
Hardware Distributors. They lived at 3342 Sheridan Ave. in Minneapolis circa 1960's.
BERNARD d prior to 1970. ANN was employed as a clerk by American Hospital
Supply Corporation in 1970.
o CHARLES J. ARRELL. CHARLES m Marion E. — -. CHARLES was a machine
operator for LA. Rockley Fur Co. m the 1960's. They lived at 3859 N. 6th Street,
Minneapolis,
o CHARLES 0. ARRELL. CHARLES m Agnes — -. CHARLES lived at 3443 Aldrich
Ave. N., Minneapolis, circa 1960's.
o DENNIS ARRELL, N. Sheridan Avenue, Minneapolis
o GARY M. ARRELL. GARY was a student in the 1960's.
o GRACE M. ARRELL.
o JACKIE ARRELL. JACKIE was a clerk at Roy H. Bjorkman, Inc.
o JAMES C. ARRELL. He m Karen — -. JAMES was a salesman for Clover Leaf
Creamery in 1970. They lived at 11011 NE Jefferson Street., Minneapolis
o KENNETH C. ARRELL. He m Sharon — -. KENNETH was a partner. Sharon was
a bookkeeper at S.H. Clausin & Co.
o MICHELE J. ARRELL. MICHELE was a teacher's assistant at the University of
Minneapolis in the 1960's. She lived at 1317 S.E. 6th Street, Apt. 2, Minneapolis.
o ROGER J. ARRELL. ROGER was a printing apprentice at the University of
Minneapolis in the 1960's. He lived at 4641 Ensign Ave. N., Minneapolis.
o ROGER T. ARRELL. ROGER was a printer for Argus-Tribune. In 1970 he was
a printing apprentice at the University of Minnesota. He lived at 3859 N. 6th,
Minneapolis in the 1960's and at 4641 Ensign Ave., N. in 1970.
o SCOTT J. ARRELL. SCOTT was a student in the 1960's. He lived at 4215 Erie
Street, Apt. 2B, Minneapolis,
o STEPHANIE L. ARRELL. STEPHANIE was a typist at the University of Minneapolis
in the 1960's. She lived in St. Paul, Minnesota,
o STEVEN ARRELL. STEVEN was m to Diane — -. STEVEN was a driver for Ewald
Bros, in 1970. He lived at 5039 Emerson Ave., N., Minneapolis
o TIMOTHY J. ARRELL. TIMOTHY was an apprentice pipe fitter m 1970.
o VINCENT P. ARRELL. He m Shirley L. — -. VINCENT was a driver for the Clover
Leaf Creamery in the 1960's. They lived at 5039 Emerson Ave., N. Minneapolis in the
1960's and at 4275 Webber Parkway, Minneapolis in 1970.
o WILLIAM H. ARRELL. He m Jeanette M. — -. He was a salesman for American
Bakeries. They lived at 7019 Perry Ave., N., Brooklyn Center, Minnesota in 1959.
507
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - UNITED STATES
o ABLE ARRELL. Winona County, Minnesota (064) Winona, 2nd Ward - 1860 and
JOANNA ARRELL.
o AIME A. ARRELL, Leland Hill, Sutton, Massachusetts
o ALISON ARRELL, Berkshire Drive, Jupiter, Florida
o ARTHUR S. ARRELL, Southwest Cutof, Worcester, Massachusetts
o BARBARA L. ARRELL, Parkside Drive, Saint Paul, Minnesota
o BERNARD ARRELL, Sand Hill Cove, Wakefield, Rhode Island
o CHRIS ARRELL, East 1 1th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon
o DARIN S. ARRELL, West Rapids Road, Saint Johns, Michigan
o DAVID J. ARRELL, Trotters Ridge Lane, Gaithersburg, Maryland
o DEBRA ARRELL, Leland Hill Road, Sutton, Massachusetts
o DENISE ARRELL, Lewis Street, Centralia, Washington
o DONN C. ARRELL, Owens Street, Wheat Rodge, Colorado
o E. L. ARRELL, Hamrick Road, Medford, Oregon
o GARVIN ARRELL, Mesa, Arizona
o GARY ARRELL, West Heather Road, Wilmington, Delaware
o GEORGE ARRELL. Saginaw County, Michigan (167), Saginaw Twp., 1850 & 1854.
o GREG ARRELL, Kaonohi Street, Aiea, Hawaii
o J. L. ARRELL, S. Lansdowne Avenue, Landsdowne, Pennsylvania
o JACQUELIN C. ARRELL, Rodgers Drive, Graham, Texas
o JANET L. ARRELL, Rush City, Minnesota
o JEFF ARRELL, South Waverly Road
o JOANNE P. ARRELL, N. Oregon Avenue, Minneapolis
o JONI ARRELL, Coachman Road, Saint Paul
o JOSEPH A. ARRELL, N. Bryant Avenue, Minneapolis
o K. M. ARRELL, Lanikuhana Avenue, Wahiawa, Hawaii
o KENNETH C. ARRELL, S. Atwood Street
o L.I. ARRELL, East 22nd Street. Minneapolis
o L.T. ARRELL, Surfwood Drive, NE, Salem, Oregon
o LINDA S. ARRELL, N. Brookfield, Oakham, Massachusetts
o M.J. ARRELL, Marian Circle, Mount Holly, New Jersey
o M.D. ARRELL, SE 23rd Avenue, Portland, Oregon
o MARION ARRELL, Salem Street, Winchester, Massachusetts
o MARK J. ARRELL, North Grafton, Massachusetts
o MATTHEW ARRELL, Duquesne Avenue, Dayton, Ohio
o MOLLIE ARRELL, Sunset Street, Abilene, Texas
o N. ARRELL, Voluntown Road, Voluntown, Connecticut
o NANCY ARRELL. Davies County, Indiana (121), Veale Twp. - 1850.
o NATALIE J. ARRELL, Casimir Avenue, Gardena, California
o PAUL V. ARRELL, Silkwood Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado
o RALPH ARRELL, Sinclair Street, Midland, Texas
o RAYMOND E. ARRELL, Glen Road, Kings Park, New York
o ROBERT J. ARRELL, Bryal Drive, Ashland, Texas
508
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - UNITED STATES
o ROBERT ARRELL, Central Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey
o ROCKY ARRELL, Thomas Street, Graham, Texas
o ROGER ARRELL, N. Ensign Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
o RUTH ARRELL, River Street, Hastmgs, Mmnesota
o RUTHl ARRELL, 5 1/2 Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois
o S. L. ARRELL, Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut
o S. ARRELL, Greenwood Street, Millbury, Massachusetts
o SAMUEL H. ARRELL, Kelton Road, West Grove, Pennsylvania
o SAMUEL D. ARRELL, Sycamore Street, Abilene, Texas
o THOMAS A. ARRELL, Perry Avenue, Worcester, Massachusetts
o VERNON M. ARRELL, Silverway Drive, Austin, Texas
o VICKIE ARRELL, Graham, Texas
o WILHELMIN A. ARRELL, 99th Avenue, Pinellas Park, Florida
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - AUSTRALIA
o DAVID ARRELL, Yawla Street, Bentleighm Victoria
o ELIZABETH L. ARRELL, Park Lane, Wangaratta, Victoria
o GRAHAME L. ARRELL, Koloona Street, Berowra Heights, NS
o IAN J. ARRELL, Railway Place, Belgrave, Victoria
o JAMES ARRELL, William Street, Alexandra, VI
o JAMIE D. ARRELL, James Street, Metung, Victoria
o KAYE D. ARRELL, Byangum Road, Murwillumbahm NS
o MARJORIE ARRELL, Yawla Street, Pascoe Vale, Victoria
o ROGER D. ARRELL, Olivers Road, Lucknow, Victoria
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - NEW ZEALAND
o C. ARRELL, Thames Street, Ohakune
o D. J. ARRELL, Pomare Road, Russell
o GRENDOLINE J. ARRELL, Totata, Hastings
o J. A. ARRELL, Remuera
o J.J. ARRELL, Bank Street, Te Awamutu
o M.J. ARRELL, Buccaneer Place, Grenada
o R.S. ARRELL, Brookvale Road, Havelock North
o S.H. ARRELL, Westminster Avenue, Greenmeadows
o SCOTT A. ARRELL, Caudron Road, Christchurch
o SHARON E. ARRELL, Erin Street, Palmerston North
o W.M.ARRELL, Avenue Road We, Hastings
509
ADDITIONAL ARRELLS - CANADA
o A. ARRELL, Lake Rosseau, Rosseau, Ontario
o D.H. ARRELL, Burma Road, McKenzie Portage, Ontario
o D.J. ARRELL, Donway E. Toronto, Ontario
o D.H. ARRELL West Gate, Winnipeg, Manitoba
o D. KENT ARRELL, Fifth Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba
o E. ARRELL, Ottawa Avenue, Brandon, Manitoba
o G. ARRELL, 9th Avenue, New Westminster, British Columbia
o H.A. ARRELL, Rose Park Drive, Toronto, Ontario
o HARRISON S. ARRELL, Jessie Court, Ancaster, Ontario
o J. ARRELL, Cochrane, Coquitlam, British Columbia
o J.K. ARRELL, Corot Rive, Nuns Island, Quebec
o K. ARRELL, Calgary, Alberta
o R.W. ARRELL, Rarennes, Winnipeg, Manitoba
o ROY ARRELL, Woodside Road, SW, Calgary, Alberta
o S. ARRELL, Queens Cres. Brandon, Manitoba
o V. ARRELL, Port La Prairie, Manitoba
510
ADDITIONAL HAREL FAMILIES
IN FRANCE - circa 1706-1871
JEAN HAREL AND SIMONNE RAMINEAU FAMILY
JEAN HAREL, b circa 1681. He m circa 1706 to Simonne Ramineau
(Reminiac/Reminial). They had:
1 PIERRE HAREL, b 8 Jun 1707 at Ploermel, Morbilhan, France
2 VINCENT HAREL, b 20 Feb 1713 at Ploermel, Morbihan, France, He m
circa 1740 to Francoise Perichot. They had:
2-1 ANNE HARELLE, b 24 Nov 1741 at Ploermel, Morbihan, France.
2-2 MARIE-ANNE HAREL, b 2 Jul 1743 at Ploermel, Morbihan, France.
2-3 JOSEPH HAREL, b 26 Apr 1746 at Ploermel, Morbihan, France.
3 FRANCOISE HAREL, b 1 Apr 1716 at Ploermel, Morbihan, France.
FRANCOIS HAREL AND ANNE BROCQUE FAMILY
I FRANCOIS HAREL, b circa 1682. He m circa 1707 to Anne Brocque. They had:
1 ANNE HAREL, b 16 Feb 1708 at Les Baroches, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France
2 FRANCOIS HAREL, b 9 May 1709 at Les Baroches, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France.
3 JEAN HAREL, b 1 Aug 1711 at Les Baroches, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France.
4 NICOLAS HAREL, b 18 Oct 1713 at Les Baroches, Meurthe-et-Moselle,
France.
JEAN-NICOLAS HAREL AND ANNE LAMARCHE FAMILY
I JEAN-NICOLAS HAREL, b circa 1771. He m circa 1796 to Anne LaMarche. They
had:
1 ANNE FRANCOISE HAREL, b 21 Oct 1797 at Affleville, Meurthe-et-Moselle,
France.
2 JEAN-NICOLAS HAREL, b 9 Jul 1799 at Affleville, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France.
3 ANNE ELIZABETH HAREL, b 21 Sept 1802 at Affleville, Meurthe-et-Moselle,
France.
4 ANNE CATHERINE HAREL, b 16 Oct 1804 at Affleville, Meurthe-et-Moselle,
France.
5 JEAN-LOUIS HAREL, b 9 Mar 1808 at Affleville, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. He
may have m on 23 Jan 1830 to Anne Louis at Luneville, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France.
511
ADDITIONAL HAREL FAMILIES
IN FRANCE - circa 1706-1871
LUBIN FERDINAND HAREL AND EUPHRASIE ELISE DELU FAMILY
I LUBIN FERDINAND HAREL, b circa 1836. He m circa 1861 to Euphrasie Elsie
Delu. They had:
1 LUBIN FERDINAND HAREL, b 15 Oct 1862 at Betteville, Siene-Maritime, France.
2 ERNESTINE ELSIE SERAPHINE HAREL, b 8 Sept 1865 at Betteville,
Siene-Maritime, France.
3 DELPHINE JULIE HAREL, b 21 Oct 1867 at Betteville, Siene-Maritime, France.
4 JEAN-BTE ALEXANDRE HAREL, b 8 Apr 1871 at Betteville, Siene-Maritime,
France. He may have m circa 1896 to Emilie Berthe Hervieux. Emilie was b 27
May 1877 at Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France.
512
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER I
1 See Ernest Weekley, MA. Surnames. (John Murbay, Albermarle Street, W.,
London, 1916) and Edward MacLysaght, The Surnames of Ireland. (Iri.sh Academic Press,
Dublin, Sixth Edition, 1985). These sources contain a number of the names shown.
Some of the names were also obtained from the Index to the Birth Records contained at
The General Register Office for Scotland in Edinburgh.
2 See Part II, Section VIII, John Arrol and Jane Howat family. Paragraph 2-2 p
179.
3 Anthony M. Arrol, pseud, (i.e. C.M.A. Pont-Alam), The Best of It, Accounts of
minor happenings in Wartime Guernsey, (Williams & Wardley, Guernsey, 1956).
4 See Part III, The Arrells of Ballymena, Northern Ireland. Paragraphs 2-3, p. 451.
5 John Erroll, Black American Writers. Past & Present: A Biographical and
Bibliographical Dictionary. New York Public Library, RS-NBB, 75-9001.
6 Alfred E. Twomey & Arthur F. McClure. The Versatiles: A Study of Supporting
Character Actors and Actresses in the American Motion Picture. 1930-1955 See Leon
Errol, (South Brunswick, New Jersey and New York.
7 A. Campbell Erroll, A History of Parishes of Sheringham. New York Public
Library, CO (Sheringham), 72-1 171.
8 Sir Robert Purvis, Sir William Arrol, A Memoir. (William Blackwood, Edinburgh
& London, 1913) p. 120.
9 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-6-2, pp. 211-212
10 The International Year Book and Statesmen's Who's Who. See Lord Erroll,
Errol of Hale, Frederick James Erroll. (Compiled by Robert M Bradford, West Sussex,
England.) Also listed in Who's Who 1971-72 and in French in Who's Who in Europe,
British Library 1980-81, (Servi-Tech, Bruxelles).
11 See Erroll (Henry) in the Index to Volumes contained in the British Museum
Library. Index in the Newberry Library, Chicago and The British Museum Librar>',
London. Also see Henry Erroll, author, listed in A Supplement to AUibone's Critical
Dictionary of English Literature and British and American Authors. Two Volumes by
John Foster Kirk, (J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1891, Philadelphia Reprint: Gale Research Co.,
1965).
12 Jameson Erroll, The Corgi Book of Problems, (Transworld Publishers: London,
1964) p. 125. Also Cryptic Crosswords, (Transworld Publishers: London, 1965).
13 Robert Arrol, Comellii Nepotis, (Cornelius Nepos's Lives of the Commanders),
The Fifth Edition (Printed for John Donaldson, John Bell, and Charles Elliot, Edinburgh)
MDCCLXXV; also Robert Arrol, Comelii Nepotis, (Printed by T.W and T. Ruddimans,
Edinburgh and J. Barry, Glasgow) MDCCXLIV.
14 See Part II, Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Nap Family, Section II, Paragraph
1 A-4-3-7, (William John Arrol) pp. 307-308 and: a) William John Arrol, The Extraction
of Phosphorus 32 from Pile-Irradiated Sulphur at the Curie Level of Activity, (Atomic
Energy Research Establishment, Report I/R 748) Harwell, 1951, p. 3, b) WiHiam .lohn
513
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER I - Continued
14 Continued: Arrol. The Production of Iodine 131 from Pile Irradiated Tellurium
at about the Curie Level of Activity, (Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Report I/R
777) Harwell, 1951, p. 2; c) William John Arrol, A Rocking Autoclave for the
Extraction of Phosphorus 32 from Pile-Irradiated Sulphur at the Curie Level of Activity
(With Plates), (Atomic Energy Research Establishment Report, I/R 822) Harwell, 1951,
p. 2; d) William John Arrol, A Rocking Autoclave for the Extraction of Phosphorus 32
from Pile-Irradiated Sulphur at the Curie Level of Activity (With Plates), (Atomic Energy
Research Establishment Report.) Harwell, 1951, pp. 2. All four reports, a through d, are
in the British Museum Technical Library, BS 62/40.
15 See Charles /\rrol. Section XV, p. 264; George Arroll, p. 326; Bruce Arroll,
Section IX, p. 191; Robert Norman Arrol, Section XII, p. 229.
16 Table 89, "Infant Mortality and Toddler Mortality, Selected Years, 1900-1955."
The Third Statistical Account of Scotland - The City of Glasgow. Editors; J. Cunnison
and J.B.S. Gilfillan (Collins, 144 Cathedral Street, Glasgow, C.4) p. 885.
17 Ibid., Table CL, "Known Membership of Christian Churches in Glasgow,
1955/54, p. 726.
18 C. Stewart Black, Ihe Story of Paisley (J. & J. Cook, Ltd., 24 High Street,
Paisley) p. 70.
19 Ibid , p. 79.
20 Ibid., p. 88.
21 John Duncan Mackie, C.B.E.,Hon. LL.D., A History of Scotland (Penquin
Books, The Chaucer Press, Bungay, Suffolk, Reprinted 1982), p. 298.
22 C. Stewart Black, loc cit, p. 147.
23 W.S. Crickett, Biggar: Historical. Traditional and Descriptive (James B.
Watson: Biggar, MDCCCC), p. 62.
24 John Duncan Mackie, loc cit, pp. 298-303, 331-332.
25 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland. Table CL, loc cit, p. 726.
26 John Duncan Mackie, loc cit, p. 253.
27 Ibid., p. 339.
28 Thomas Watson, Kirkintilloch - Town and Parish (John Smith and Son,
Glasgow, 1864), p. 233.
29 George F. Black, Ph.D. The Surnames of Scotland. Their Origin. Meaning, and
History (The New York Public Library', Fifth Reprinting, 1979), p. 32.
30 James Walter Deppa, The Marriage That Did Succeed for Mar>' Queen of Scots
(Ironwood Press, Gaithersburg, Maryland, 1990), p. 269.
31 "Skier's Widow, children to get $1.2 million," The Canadian Press, April 28,
1988.
I
514
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER II
1 Charles A. Hanna, Ihe Scotch-Irish. "Family Names in Scotland", Volume II,
(Genelogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1985), p. 384.
2 Donald Lamond Macnie, Editor, The New Shell Guide to Scotland, (Book Club
Associates, London, 1977) Appendix I: The Clan and the Tartan, p. 452.
3 Lawrence Melville, The Fair Land of Gowrie (William Culross & Son Ltd.
Coupar Angus, Perthshire, 1939, reprinted 1984), p. 1.
4 Kenneth McLennan, The Story of the Hays (Tvlorgantown, West Virginia, 1 984),
p. 4.
5 James B. Johnston, Place-Names of Scotland (John Murry, Albermarle Street,
W. Third Edition, 1934), p. 6.
6 Lawrence Melville, Errol: Its Legends. Lands and People (Thomas Hunter &
Sons, Ltd., Perth. Second Edition, 1935), p. 26.
7 Dr. Edmond J. Mills, Youngs Laboratory Building, 60 John St., Glasgow, from
Letter to Walter Arrol, dated 24 May 1894.
8 James B. Johnston, loc cit, p. 6.
9 George F. Black, Ph. D., The Surnames of Scotland. Their Origin. Meaning, and
History (The New York Public Library, Fifth Reprinting, 1979), pp. 32 and 246.
10 Great Card Index, Lower Library, Ground Floor, Society of Genealogists, 14
Charterhouse Buildings, London ECIM 7BA.
1 1 The Arrol Family of Scotland, Debrett Ancestry Service, Winchester, England,
January 1982, March 1985.
12 Anderson, Indiana Newspaper, Volume 63, No. 90 ff, October 4-16, 1906.
1 3 William Buchanan of Auchmar, An Historical and Genealogical Essay upon the
Family and Surname of Buchanan. "An Account of the Family of Drumikill, (Edinburgh,
1723), pp. 64-66.
14 I. MM. MacPhail, A Short History of Dumbartonshire. (Bennett & Thomson,
Dumbarton, 1962), pp. 13-14.
15 Kenneth McLennan Hay, loc cit, p. 4.
16 Slains and the Errolls. Scots Magazine, Vol 108, No. 1, Oct 1977, pp. 10-17.
17 Charles A. Hanna, loc cit, p. 410, Quote from William Anderson's Genealogy
and Surnames.
18 George F. Black, PhD loc cjt, pp. vii and 32.
19 "Searching for Scottish Ancestors." by A. Maxim Coppage (The Highlander,
Vol 24, No. 6, Nov/Dec 1986), p. 57.
20 Donald Lomand Machie, loc cit, p. 451.
21 Sir Iain Moncreiffe, Ihe Highland Clans. (Bramhall House London, 1967), pp.
194-197.
22 Donald Lomand Machie, loc cit, p. 233.
23 Donald Lomand Machie, loc cit. p. 451.
24 I. M. M. MacPhail, loc cit, p. 29.
515
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER II - Continued
25 James MacFarlane, History of the Clan MacFarlane. (Glasgow, 1922), pp. 156
and 162.
26 Sir Iain Moncreiffe, loc cit, p. 202.
27 James Browne, Esq., LL.D. Advocate, History of the Highlands and of the
Highland Clans, (A. Fullarton & Co. Glasgow, 1838), Vol IV pp. 465-468.
28 James Browne, loc cit. Vol. I, p. xxii.
29 History of the Clan MacFarlane, loc cit, p. 162.
30 Walter MacFarlane, MacFarlane's Genealogical Collections, Vol. I and II.
Genealogical Collections in Scotland made in 1750-51. (University Press, Edinburgh,
1900).
31 Charles A Hanna, loc cit, pp. 386-387.
32 Sir lain Moncreiffe, loc cit, p. 207.
33 Donald A. Tod, The Arrol Family 1498-1900, genealogical search completed
for Archibald T Arrol, 1930, p. 16
34 Donald A. Tod, loc cjt, pp. 1-3.
35 I. M. M. MacPhail, loc cit, p. 16.
36 I. M. M. MacPhail, loc cit, p. 56.
37 The New Statistical Account of Scotland, "The Parish of Buchanan," Vol. VIII,
(William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London, MDCCCXLV), p 107.
38 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "The Parish of Buchanan," loc cit, pp.
105-107.
39 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "The Parish of Campsie," loc cit. pp.
234, 235 and 260.
40 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "The Parish of Row," loc cit., pp.
73-77.
41 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "The Parish of Kirkintilloch", loc cit.
p. 168.
42 William McFarlane, Searcher of Records, Edinburgh, 16 January 1873.
43 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "Parish of Buchanan", Vol VIII, loc
cit., pp. 95-98.
44 The New Statistical Account of Scotland. "Parish of Killeam", Vol VIll, pp.
60, 67-68, and 70.
45 The Gordon and Arrol Families of Scotland. (Debrett Ancestry Research
Limited, Winchester, England, March 1985).
46 Ramsey Colles, The History of Ulster, Volume II, (The Gresham Co. Ltd,
London, MCMXIX).
47 John Duncan Mackie, C. BE, Hon LL.D , A History of Scotland (Penquin
Books, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England, Reprinted 1982), p. 211.
48 P. Hume Brown, MA,, LL.D., Histor>' of Scotland. Vol. II (Cambridge: at the
University Press, Reprinted 1912), p. 265.
49 John Duncan Mackie, loc cjl, pp. 169, 203-215, 237.
516
4
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
Chapter II - Continued
50 "The Defiant Bass", Archie McKerracher, Ihe Highlander (Vol. 24 No. 6
Nov/Dec 1986), p. 41.
5 1 Joseph Irving, The History of Dumbartonshire. (Dumbarton, MDCCCLX.), p.
210.
52 Joseph Irving, loc cit, p. 211.
53 Laird of Torfoot, an Officer in the Presbyterian Army; Narrative of the Battle
of Drumclog and Bottswell Bridge (Andrew Young, bookseller, 150 Trongate, Glasgow,
1822), p. 22.
54 Sir Robert Purvis. Sir William Arrol: A Memoir (Edinburgh and London, 1913).
55 Alistair Livingstone of Bachuil, Christian W. H. Aikman and Betty Stuart Hart,
Muster Roll of Prince Charles Stuarts' Army 1745-46 (Aberdeen University, 1984).
56 John Duncan Mackie, loc cit, pp. 322-324.
Chapter III
1 Joseph Irving. The History of Dumbartonshire. (Dumbarton. MDCCCLX"). p 561.
2 Joseph Irving, loc cit, pp. 228-230, 334-355, and the appendix, "Members of
Parliament from Dumbarton County and Burgh," pp 592-586. See also John Irvings 3
volume, Dumbartonshire, County and Burgh (Bennett & Thomson, Dumbarton 1920).
3 Joseph Irving, loc dt, p. 418.
4 Noted in RSlO/9/75 Index to Sasines for Dumbartonshire, 5 May 1757, and in
Index to Service to Heirs, re: Janet or Macauley, wife of John Arroll, Teacher at Row,
to her brother Aulay MacAulay, son of Jn. MacAulay in Caimdow. Hr. Port Glasgow,
22 Mar 1757.
5 William Charles Maughan, Annals of Garelochside (London, 1896), p. 109.
6 William Charles Maughan, loc cit, p. 109.
7 John Fowler Mitchell, CLE. and Sheila Mitchell, Monumental Inscriptions
(pre- 1855) in Dumbartonshire. (Produced for the Scottish Genealogy Society, 1969), pp.
71 & 77.
8 John Fowler Mitchell, loc cit, pp. 176, 183 and 187.
9 John Fowler Mitchell, loc cit, pp. 176, 183 and 187.
10 Glasgow and The Clyde. (Ward and Co., Ltd. London), pp. 112 and 1 13
1 1 I. M. M. MacPhail, A Short History of Dumbartonshire. Bennett & Thomson.
Dumbarton. 1962), p. 46.
12 George Blake, Ihe Firth of Clyde. (Collins, London, 1952), p.
61.
13 George Blake, loc cit, pp 60 and 61.
14 Sir Robert Purvis, loc cit, p. 9.
15 Rev. Robert Douglas, "Parish of Kilbarchan," The New Statistical Account of
Scotland, Vol. VIII (William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London MCCCXLV),
p. 372.
517
16 Sir Robert Purvis, loc cjt, p. 16.
17 C.A. Oakley, The Second City (Blackie & Son Limited, London,
Reprint, 1948), pp. 156-157,
18 C.A. Oakley, loc cit, pp. 180-181.
19 C.A. Oakley, loc cit, p. 252.
20 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, "Glasgow", (Collins, Glasgow 1958),
p. 458.
21 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, pp. 460-461.
22 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, pp. 771-777.
23 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, p. 775.
24 W. S. Crockett, Biggar: Historical. Traditional. Descriptive.
(James B. Watson, Biggar) MDCCCC, p. xv.
25 Ibid., pp. 61-63.
26 Ibid., p. 47.
27 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, Wishaw and the Parish of
Cambusnethan, Rev. George LB. McAlister, 1951, pp. 315-349.
CHAPTER IV
1 Eric Linklater, The Survival of Scotland (William Heinemann Ltd. 1968), p.
338.
2 Thomas Watson, Kirkintilloch - Town and Parish (John Smith and Son, Glasgow,
1864), pp. 233-235.
3 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, p. 106.
4 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, p. 106.
5 Sir Robert Purvis, loc cit, pp. 7-8.
6 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, loc cit, pp. 107-109.
7 C. A. Oakley, The Second City, loc cit, p. 21 1.
8 Keith Sinclair, "Renowned Engineers to Close", Glasgow Herald, July, 1986.
9 John Thomas, The Springbum Story (David and Charles, Publishers, Limited,
Dawlish, 1964), pp. 14-15.
10 John Thomas, loc cit, p. 18.
1 1 Automobile Manufacturing - Information for this section reprinted by
permission of the Council of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, History of the
Motor Industn,' in Scotland.
12 Craig MacDonald and A.S.E. Browning, History of the Motor Industry in
Scotland. (The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1 Birdcage Walk, Westminster,
London, 1961), pp. 3-9.
1 3 Scottish Cars. Their History and a Descriptive Guide to a Few of Those Which
Survive. (The Glasgow Art Gallerj' and Museum, Kelvingrove, Glasgow, 1962), pp.
10-11.
14 The Third Statistical Account of Scotland, Glasgow, loc cit, pp 273-275.
15 Charles McMaster, Alloa Ale: A Histor>' of the Brewing Industry In Alloa.
(Alloa Brewing Company Limited, Orchard Brae House, Edinburgh, 1985), pp. 7-20.
518
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER V
1 G.H.E. Twidale & R.F. Mack, A Nostalgic Look at Glasgow Trams Since 1950.
(St. Michel's On Wyre. Lancashire, 1988), pp 5-7.
CHAPTER VII
1 See Part II, Section II, James Arrol and Elizabeth Nap family. Paragraph 1 A-4-3
through Paragraph 1 A-4-3 -7-1-1, pp. 306-308.
2 See Part II, Section II, John Arrol family, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-3 through
2-1-1.1-2-3-3-1-2-1, pp. 140-142.
3 See Part II, Section II, John Arrol family, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-5-3 through
2-1-1-1-2-5-3-2, p. 144.
4 See Part II, Section I, John ArroU and Ann Tytler family. Paragraph 1-2-6-6-2,
p. 281.
5 See Part II, Section I, John Arroll and Ann Tytler family. Paragraph 1-2-6-6-5,
pp. 282-283.
6 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph 6-5-9
through Paragraph 6-5-9-1-4, pp. 262-263.
7 See Part II, George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston family. Paragraph 1-2
through 1-2-5, pp. 320-322.
8 See Part II, John Arroll and Agnes Thompson family. Paragraph 1-5-7-3 through
Paragraph 1-5-7-3-2, pp. 314-315.
9 See Part II, Walter Arrol and Robina Hazeldine family. Paragraph 1-4-2 through
1-4-2-6-2, pp. 243-245.
10 See Part II, Walter Arrol and Robina Hazeldine family, Paragraph 1-4-4 through
1-4-4-7, pp. 245-247.
1 1 See Part II, Section I, John Buchanan Arroll and Marion Sneddon family.
Paragraph 4A-3-2-6-1 through 4A-3-2-6-1-3, p. 303.
12 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph
6-5-8-1, p. 261.
13 See Part II, George Arroll and Elizabeth Foster family, pp. 329-331.
14 See Part II, Ralph Arrol and family, pp. 333-336.
15 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-4-2-2 through 2-4-2-2-3, pp.
199-202.
16 See Part II, Section IX, Robert Arrol, Paragraph 2-11-7-1, p 193.
519
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER VIII
1 The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volume XII, 1888; New
York, 64 Madison Avenue, p. 33.
2 Wilhelmena Enterprises, P.O. Box 195, Great Kills, Staten Island, New York,
10308-0195.
3 Indiana Marriage Records, 1800-1890.
4 Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, First Edition, 1982-85. Edited by P.
William Filby. "An Index of the Naturalizations from the Ledgers of the United States
Circuit Court of Baltimore City, Maryland, Volume One, for the years 1797-1853",
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin 20:4 (Fall 1979), Gale Research Company. Book
Tower, Detroit, Michigan, 48226, Vol 1, p. 2881.
5 Irish Passenger Lists 1847-1871, compiled by Brian Mitchell. Genealogical
Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1988, p. 105.
6 Michigan Soldiers and Sailors, Lansing, Michigan; Wynkoop Hallenbeck,
Crawford County, 1915, Entry 14 56.
7 See Part II, Section II, Paragraph 2-1-2-1-1-7 ff, p. 146.
8 The Famine Immigrants, Lists of Irish Immigrants, Arriving at the Port of New
York, 1846-1851, Ira A. Glazier, Editor. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore,
1986, Vol II.
9 Connecticut Census of 1850, p. 311.
10 Scottish American newspaper clipping, date unknown
1 1 See Part 11, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph 7, pp.
265-266.
12 "The Boston (City) Directory for the years 1882 through 1962 and the Boston
Almanac and Business Directory 1887, Vol. 52, Sampson, Murdock & Co., 155 Franklin
Street, Boston.
13 See Part II, Robert R. ArroU family, p. 325.
14 "The Boston (City) Directory for the years 1887 and 1933-39, 1941-42 and
1947. Sampson, Murdock & Co.
15 See Part II, Sections XI and XII, pp. 225-232.
16 See Part II, Section IX, Robert Arroll, Paragraph 2-9 through 2-9-3, p. 188.
17 See Part II, Section IX, pp. 185, 194-196.
18 See Part II, Section VI, George Arroll, Paragraph 5, p. 172.
19 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5, pp. 204ff.
20 See Part II, Section V, James Arroll, Paragraph 10-5-1, pp. 167-168.
21 See Part II, Section I, John Arroll and Ann Tytler family, Paragraph 1-2-6-6-8
through 1-2-6-6-8-1, pp. 283-284.
22 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-4-2-2-2, pp. 201-202.
23 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-6 through 2-5-6-4, pp.
210-213.
24 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-7, p. 213.
520
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER VIII - Continued
25 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-9, p. 220.
26 See Part II, John Buchanan Arroll and Marion Sneddon family. Paragraph
4A-3-2-4-2, p. 301.
27 See Part II, Section XIV, Walter Arrol and Robina Hazeldine family. Paragraph
1-3-2 through I-3-2-3-I, pp. 240-241.
28 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-8 through 2-5-8-3-5-2, pp
213-220.
29 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-5 through 2-5-5-4-2, pp
207-210.
CHAPTER IX
1 See Part II, Section V, James Arroll, Paragraph 2-4, p. 162.
2 See Part II, Section V, James Arroll family. Paragraph 3-6 through 3-6-3, pp.
163-164.
3 See Part II, Robert Arrol and Jane Campbell family, Paragraph 1-1 through
1-1-13, pp. 341-342.
4 See Part II, Section VIII, John Arrol and Jane Howat family, Paragraph 2 through
2-9, pp. 179-181.
5 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph 4-7,
p. 254.
6 See Part II, Section V, James Arroll, Paragraph 2-3-2-1 through 2-3-2-1-3, p.
161.
7 See Part II, Section IX, Robert Arroll and Walter Arroll and Helena Hubbard
family. Paragraph 2-11 through 2-11-3-2-2-3, pp. 190-192.
8 See Part II, Section XVI, John Arroll and Barbara Johnston family including
James Stobo Arrol families. Paragraph 3-3 through 3-3b-7, pp. 268-276.
9 See Part II, Section VI, George Arroll, Paragraph 7-1 through 7-1-2, p 172.
10 See Part II, George Arrol and Betsy Wallace Johnston family. Paragraph 1-1-3,
p. 320.
CHAPTER X
1 See Part II, Section VIII, John Arroll and Jane Howat family. Paragraph 2 and
2-1, p. 179.
2 See Part II, Section II, John Arrol, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-5-3, p. 144.
3 See Part II, John Arrol and Agnes Thompson family, Paragraph 1-5-7-3-2, pp.
315-316.
521
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER X - Continued
4 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph
4-1-6-1-1, p. 252.
5 See Part II, Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Nap family. Paragraph lA-4-3-7-1, p.
308.
6 See Part II, Section II, John Arrol, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-3-3-1-1, p. 141.
7 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-1-1-1-2-3, p. 140.
8 See Part II, Section X, James Arrol, Paragraph 2-5-8-2-1 through 2-5-8-2-1-2, p.
218.
9 See Part II, George Arrol and Elizabeth Foster family, Paragraph 5-2-2-1, p. 330.
10 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph 6-6,
p. 263.
1 1 See Part II, Section I, John Arrol and Ann Tytler family. Paragraph 1-2-6-6-8
and 1-2-6-6-8-1-1, pp. 283-284.
12 See Part II, Section IX, Robert Arroll and Walter Arroll and Helena Hubbard
family. Paragraph 2-11-7 and 2-11-7-1, p. 193.
13 See Part II, Section XV, Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family. Paragraph
6-5-9-1-1, p. 262.
14 See Part II, Section XVI, John Arroll and Barbara Johnston family including
James Stobo Arrol families. Paragraph 3-3a-7-2, p. 272.
15 See Part II, Section XVI, John Arroll and Barbara Johnston family including
James Stobo Arrol families. Paragraph 3-3b-l-l, pp. 274-275.
CHAPTER XI
The following listed sources were used to compile the information on Sir William Arrol:
1 "Arrol 1909 - 1950", (The history of Sir William Arrol & Company, Limited,
Published by Sir William Arrol & Company, Limited).
2 Sir William Arrol, LL. D. F.R.S.E., D.C.L., (Who's Who in Glasgow, 1909).
3 Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd., Bridges. Structural Steel Work, and
Mechanical Engineering Productions. (Engineering, Ltd., London, 1909).
4 Sir William Arrol and Company, Ltd.. Structural Steel Works. (Engineering, Ltd.,
London, 1908).
5 "William Arrol & Co.", (Industries of Glasgow, 1888).
6 A. S. Biggart, "Sir William Arrol, A Biographical Sketch of the Great Bridge
Builder, Cassier's Magazine, Vol. XV., No. 1, November, 1898.
7 Edward Broomfield, "Bus Driver to Lord Provost," Scots Magazine, 1987, pp.
35-43.
8 Hugh Crichton, "Scots Who Have Made Millions - V. - Sir William Arrol,
Engineer and Bridge Builder", (The Scotsman, Glasgow, December 8, 1928).
522
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
CHAPTER XI - Continued
9 Hugh Douglas, Crossing the Forth, (The story of the construction of the Forth
Bridge), (Robert Hale Ltd, 1964).
10 Leslie Gardiner, "From Cotton Spinner to Captain of Industry, The Arrol Story".
Unidentified Newspaper.
11 Handbook on Structural Steelwork. Properties and Safe Loads, (British
Constructional Steelwork Association, The Fanfare Press Ltd, London, 1962).
12 Margaret Knox, "Seafield's Laird built Forth Bridge". Unidentified periodical.
13 Craig MacDonald, B. Sc. and A.S.E. Browning, History of the Motor Industry
in Scotland, (The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Westminster, London, 1961).
14 Philip Philips, Ihe Forth Bridge - In Its Various Stages of Construction and
Compared with the Most Notable Bridges of the World. (The Forth Bridge, South
Queensbury, Scotland, circa 1890).
1 5 John Prebble, Ihe High Girders. (The story of the Tay Bridge Disaster), (Seeker
& Warburg, London, 1956).
1 6 Sir Robert Purvis,^ William Arrol. A Memoir. (William Blackwood and Sons,
Edinburgh and London, 1913).
1 7 "Scottish Cars", (The Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove, Glasgow,
1962).
CHAPTER XII
1 Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, A Complete Peerage. Baronage, and Knightage, and
a Directory of some Gentlemen of Coat-Armor, and being the First Attempt to show
Which Arms in Use at the Moment are Borne by Legal Authority. (Grange Publishing
Works, Edinburgh, 1895), pp. 40-41.
2 Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, Armorial Families. A Directory of Gentlemen of
Coat-Armour. Volume I, (Charles E. Tuttle Co., Publishers, Rutland, Vermont, 1970).
3 L.G. Pine, Heraldry. Ancestry and Titles, (Gramercy Publishing Company, New
York, 1985), pp. 18 and 25.
4 Fairborn, Book of Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland. Reprint
of the Fourth Edition. (Heraldic Book Company, Baltimore, 1968), Volume I, p. 19.
5 Royal Mail First Day Cover, Scottish Heraldry, 21 July 1987.
6 Correspondence with Donald Archibald Arrol, Shropshire, England, who
provided the author with a copy of the original Archibald Arrol Coat of Arms.
7 Visit to the Court of The Lord Lyon, H.M New Register House, Edinburgh,
Scotland, February 3, 1988.
523
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
PART II
XV THOMAS ARROL AND JANET ALLEN FAMILY - pp. 251-266.
Information on the Thomas Arrol and Janet Allen family was compiled from the
following sources:
1 Personal visits to and correspondence with:
a. James and Rita Arrol and their family, including their son, George Arrol of
Streatham, London, England, and their daughter, Alexandra Mary (Arrol)
Atkins of York, England. (Paragraphs 6-5-9-1 through 6-5-9-1-4, pp. 262-263.)
b. Margaret, Ena and Annette Arrol of Glasgow, Scotland. (Paragraphs 6-5-10-1
through 6-5-10-3, p. 263.)
c. Stuart and Martin Arrol of Glasgow, Scotland. (Paragraphs 6-5-6-2-1 and
6-5-6-2-2, p. 260.)
d. Martine Eunice Arrol of Edinburgh, Scotland and Lusaka, Zambia, Central
Africa. (Paragraph 4-1-6-1-1, p. 252.)
e. Nigel Arrol McLardie of Edinburgh, Scotland. (Paragraph 6-9, p. 265.)
f. Thomas James Arrol of Harrow, Middlesex, England. (Paragraph 4-1-8-1-3, pp.
253-254.)
g. Arthur Hunter and Richard Jackson Arrol Hunter of Killeam, Stirlingshire,
Scotland. (Paragraph 6-3, p. 257.)
2 Family Tree compiled by James Arrol, a County Surveyor of Dingwall, Scotland.
(Paragraph 6-5-6-1, p. 260.)
3 Family Tree compiled by Ellen (Ena) Arrol of Glasgow, Scotland. (Paragraph
6-5-10-2, p. 263.)
4 Microfiches prepared by the Church of Latter Day Saints and obtained from the
London Society of Genealogists, England and the General Register Office for
Scotland, West Register Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.
5 Sir William Arrol. A Memoir, by Sir Robert Purvis, William Blackwood & Sons,
Edinburgh, Scotland, 1913.
6 Records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths contained at the General Records Office,
West Register Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.
7 The Arrol(l) Families of Scotland. Research Report prepared by Debrett Ancestry
Research, Limited, October 1986.
8 Various searches conducted by Danielle Shippey of Edinburgh.
524
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
PART III
THE ARRELLS OF ULSTER
1 John Harrison. The Scot in Ulster. (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh
and London, MDCCCLXXXVIII), p. 40.
2 W.H. Maitland. History of Magherafelt. 1st published 1916 (reprinted by
Moyola Books, Draperstown, County Londonderry, 1988), p. 4.
3 Rev. George Hill. An Historical Account of the Plantation of Ulster at the
Commencement of the Seventeenth Century. 1608-1620. (M'Caw, Stevenson & Orr, 61,
Upper Arthur Street, Belfast, 1877), p. 547.
4 A Rentall of yo: Graces Rents accruein out of aM the Lands and Tenements
belonging to the See of Ardmag in Ulster, Commenting May 1661, pp. 8, 9, 1663, pp
27, 28; and 1676, pp. 100, 101. Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, T729/1 1
5 James Barkley Woodbum, MA. The Ulster Scot. His History and Religion
(H.R. AUenson, Limited, Limited, London 1914), p. 66.
6 Ivor Hawe. Town Review. Castledawson... 1633- 1985 (Hawlocost Publications,
MCMLXXXVII).
7 James Barkley Woodbum, MA, loc cit, p. 66.
8 W.H. Maitland, loc cit, p. 51.
9 From an unsigned paper on Knockloughrim provided by Alexander Arrell of
Rocktown, County Londonderry.
10 Samuel Lewis. A Topgraphical Dictionary of Ireland. ..(S. Lewis & Co., London,
MDCCCXL), p. 165.
1 1 Samuel Lewis, loc cit, p. 330.
12 See The American State Papers (Southern History Press, Inc.), "Early Settlers
of Missouri as taken from Land Claims in the Missouri Territory," by Walter Laurie, p.
41.
THE ARRELLS OF BALLYMENA
1 The information on The Arrells of Ballymena, Northern Ireland came from the
following sources:
a. The family Bible of DOROTHY ARRELL (Paragraph 2-3-1, p. 452.) It
provided the names of the six sons and four daughters and some limited information
about them.
b. An article in the Caledonia Grand River Sachem dated February 8, 1956 that
profiled the Arrell family. Much of the information on Samuel Arrol (Paragraph 2, p.
451.) and his family came from this article.
c. Correspondence between a MAGGIE ARRELL and Maggie Davis (Paragraph
1-1.4_ p. 450), and between Hilda Neill and Florence Metcalfe (Paragraph 1-1-1-5, p.
448.) through 1972.
525
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
PART III - THE ARRELLS OF ULSTER - Continued
d. Correspondence between MAGGIE ARRELL and Pearl Brown (Paragraph
1-1-1-2, p. 447.) and/or Marge Campbell (Paragraph 1-1-1-7, p. 449.) in 1967 and 1972.
e. Correspondence between the author and BRUCE E. ARRELL (Paragraph
1-1-1-1-1, p. 447) and JOHN KENNER ARRELL (Paragraph 2-3-1-1, p. 452).
f. A family tree prepared by John (Jack) Neill, now deceased, husband of HELEN
ARRELL, and supplemented with information supplied by MARGE ARRELL
CAMPBELL (Paragraph 1-1-1-7, p. 449.) of Vancouver, British Columbia.
g. Correspondence between the author and CARLYLE ALLAN ARRELL
(Paragraph 1-1-2-5, p. 450.)
h. Investigation of parish and public vital statistic records by the author in Northern
Ireland, in the Newberry Library, Chicago and in vital statistic records in Canada.
i. Research by Joan Phillipson, Historical Research Associates, Belfast, Northern
Ireland.
j. Profile of HUGH ANTHONY ARRELL (Paragraph 2-3-2-1, p. 453.) in the 1987
Edition of Who's Who, Volume XXII, Kieran Simpson, Editor, University of Toronto
Press, Toronto.
k. Visit by the author to Marge and Charles Campbell (Paragraph 1-1-1-7, p. 449.)
in Vancouver, British Columbia in March 1990.
PART IV
THE FRENCH-CANADIAN ARRELLS
The narrative for the French-Canadian Arrells was prepared from information supplied
by JACK ARRELL of Medford, Oregon and by George E. Christian Jr. and Richard L.
Christian of Louisville, Kentucky. Each of these individuals has done extensive research
into the Arrels, Arels, Harels, and similar spellings of their family's genealogy. The
information concerning the Harels in France was published by George and Richard
Christian in the Winter 1987 edition of Je Me Souviens under the title, "Summer 1987
- Research Update." The Christian Brothers have prepared the definitive study of the
Arels and Arrells in their Dictionnare Genealogique des descendands de Jean-Louis
Harel-dit-Janrel et Marie Pescher.
526
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
I THE JEAN-LOUIS HAREL AND MARIE PESCHER FAMILY
The information for this section was prepared from the extensive research completed
by JACK ARRELL and George and Richard Christian.
II EUCTACHE HAREL AND LOUIS THEROUX-DIT-LAFERTE FAMILY
The information for this section was taken entirely from the research work supplied
by George and Richard Christian.
III THE CHARLES ARRELL AND MARGARITE BADAILLAC FAMILY
The information for this section was taken entirely from the research completed by
JACK ARRELL of Medford, Oregon.
IV THE ISSAC ARRELL AND ANGELE VANASSEE FAMILY
The information for this section was obtain from many sources including:
a. Correspondence and visits with JACK ARRELL of Medford, Oregon. JACK
ARRELL coordinated and arranged interviews with many of his family members for the
author.
b. Letter supplied by FA YE ARRELL, written by GRACE ARRELL (b 1903) on
March 29, 1979, giving dates of birth of her brothers and sisters and some information
in regard to her parents and grandparents.
c. Correspondence with, and family information supplied by, ROBERT M.
ARRELL. Hawaii; BERNADETTE ARRELL (SISTER LUCIENNE), Minneapolis,
Minnesota; WILLIAM HENRY ARRELL, Jr., Big Lake, Minnesota; KENNETH
RUSSELL ARRELL, Tulantin, Oregon, and FA YE ARRELL, Canby, Oregon.
d. Conversations and visits with ROBERT ARRELL, Hawaii and DORCAS
MARSHA ARRELL, Kensington, California.
e. Visit by the author to Sorel, Yamaska, St. Michaels Church, and St. David,
Yamaska, Quebeck including a meeting with M. I'abbe Paul Prouix, Pastor, Saint David
d'Yamaska Parish Church and the author's search of early St. David Parish records on
21-22 July 1987.
527
FOOTNOTE REFERENCES
IV THE ISSAC ARRELL AND ANGELE VANASSEE FAMILY - Continued
f. Attendence by the author at the first Arrell family reunion which was held 22-23
August 1987 at Barton Park, Oregon. Personal interviews with all of the Arrell families
in attendance. The reunion was initiated as a result of the authors contacts with Jack
Arrell of Roseburg, Oregon.
g. Information and genealogy for the Eustache Harel and Louis Theroux family
from George E. and Richard L. Christian, Louisville, Kentucky. Their maternal
grandfather was an Arel. See their extensive "DICTIONNARE GENEALOGIQUE and
Repertory of the Descendents of Jean-Louis Harel-dit-Janrel and Marie Pescher", 1990.
For more complete information this work should be consulted
h. The Descendents of Jean Harel. a combined work by Jack Arrell, John Arrol,
George (Arel) Christian and Richard (Arel) Christian, 1990.
528
APPENDIX I
THE ARROL FAMILY
By Donald A. Tod 1930
AiTol is an ancient but common surname derived from the lands of Errol on County
Perth, Scotland.
1498 Alexander Earle, was a witness to a charter granted to Sir James Ogilvy of
Deskford, of lands in County Banff. Dated at the monastery (abbey) of
Abbirbrocht (Arboath), 8th March. (Registrum de Aberbrothoc)
The Arrells were settled in the Highland portion of Dumbartonshire, at an early
date.
1553 John Arrell, in Aboquhybeg, born circa 1 500. Precept by Gilbert Buchuhannan
in Sallochee, directed to JOHN ARRELL in Aroquhyb'eg, as baile, for infefting
to granter's cousin, Robert Buchanan alias Thomas-soun, his heirs and
assignees, in the templar-lands called the Spitell of Arrochemoir, in the parish
of Inschecailzeoch and sheriffdom of StirHng Dated at Dumbarton, 14th
February 1556.
1569 John Arrell, servitor of the Laird of Tullichewne, mentioned in the register of
the Privy Council.
1590 Duncan Errole, was Minister of Luss, County Dumbarton. (Fasti. 2. ed.. Ill, p
333)
1592 Robert Arroll, in Dalnair, Lennox, County Dumbarton. (Register Privy Council)
1592 Thomas Errole, in Blairoule, and others, retainers of Stewart of Ardorlik,
Stratheam, County Perth, were charged for raiding lands of Cunningham of
Drumquhassill, in Stirlingshire. (Register Privy Council, v, p. 28)
1614 Thomas Arroll, in Arochiebeg, County Dumbarton, under the MacFarlane, and
John Errol, in Cashlie, were fined (each 20 merks) by the Privy Council, for
resetting outlawed members of the Glan Gregor. (Register Privy Council, x, pp
225-226)
1619 Duncan Arrell, cordiner in Drumlegark, was put to the horn, in 1619, with the
MacFarlanes of Kepnoch, for raiding (Register Privy Council)
1646 John Arrell. maltman, burgess of Stirling, testament registered 2 May.
1673 William Arrell, merchant, burgess of Stirling, testament 25 July. (Commissariot
of Stirling)
529
APPENDIX I - Continued
THE ARROL FAMILY
By Donald A. Tod 1930
1695 Agnes Anal, wife of Archibald Edintone, John, son, bom 10 March.
(Coldingham Baptism Register)
1708 John Arrol, was schoolmaster of Row (Rhu), County Dumbarton.
The form Arrile occurs in the Edinburgh Marriage Register.
1424-1633 Register of the Great Seal of Scotland, no entries.
1751 Mr. Robert ArroU, grammer schoolmaster in Greenock, testaments registered
13 June 1751, 14 June 1753 and 10 July 1756. Commissariot of Glasgow)
1800 Thomas Arrol, merchant. Lady Yester's parish, married Christian Munro, Old
Church Parish, daughter of Daniel Munro of Summerfield, South Leith parish,
1st February. (Edinburgh Marriage Register)
1873 Alexander Arrell,Cabragh,Knockloughrim,CastIedawson, county Londonderry,
7 acres, 5 roods, 1 1 perches,
valuation £6.10.
Henry Arrell, Cabragh, Knockloughrim, Castledawson, 25 acres, 22 perches,
valuation £18.00
James Arrell, Cabragh, 7 acres, 3 roods,
1 1 perches, valuation £6.50
John Arrell, Cabragh, 44 acres, 1 rood, 9 perches valuation £25. 50
William Arrell, Cabragh, 23 acres, 2 roods,
21 perches, valuation £13.00
(From return of Owners of Lands in County Londonderry)
1890 Sir William Arrell, Knt. (Created 1890), Son of the late Mr. Thomas Arroll, by
Agnes, daughter of Mr. Hodgart; bom 1838; married 1864, Miss Elizabeth
Pattison. He is a builder and contractor to the Forth Bridge Company.
Residences, Dennistoun, Glasgow; Seafield, Ayr; 32 Victoria St. London, S.W.
(Walford's Count Families, 1893)
See Morton's Galloway and the Covenanters, p. 155.
See Register Privy Council, vol. 5.
There is a small colony of Arrells in County Londonderry, in Ulster:
530
APPENDIX II
THE REGISTER OF MARRIAGES FOR THE PARISH OF EDINBURGH
1595-1700
Arroll, Duncan, tailor; Agnes Lightoun, 22 January 1629.
Arroll, Duncan, tailor; Janet Hardie, 8 March 1649.
Arroll, Isobel; John Balfour, 12 April 1696, m 30 Apr 1696.
Arrile, Nicolas, barber; Margaret Menteith, 14 June 1653.
ErroU, John, servitor to Commissary SmoUet; Helen Currie, daughter of William Currie,
mariner at Dumbarton 27 March 1698, married 19 April 1698.
APPENDIX III
THE REGISTER OF MARRIAGES FOR THE CITY OF EDINBURGH
1751-1800
1791 Errol, Jean; George Christie, tailor, 12 October.
1800 Arrol, Thomas, merchant, Lady Yester's Parish, married Christian Munro, Old
Church Parish, daughter of Daniel Munro of Summerfield, South Leith Parish, 1st
February.
APPENDIX IV
REGISTER OF INTERMENTS IN THE GREYFRIARS BURYING GROUND
EDINBURGH 1658-1700
Arroll (Arall, Arrell), Nicolas, chirurgeon, his child 5 Jan. 1663
Arroll, Nicolas, tailer, his child 31 Mar. 1663
Arroll, Nicolas, tailer, his child 12 Oct. 1663
531
APPENDIX V
EARLS OF KINNOUL
Kinnoul, Earl of, a title in the jjeerage of Scotland conferred in 1633 on Sir George Hay
of Kinfauns, second son of Peter Hay of Megginch, descended from William Hay, second
son of Sir David de Haya of Errol, ancestor of the Earls of Errol...
...Thomas, eighth Earl of Kiimoul, bom in 1710 ...died at Dupplm, 27th December, 1787,
in his 78th year. His only son having died an mfant, he was succeded by his nephew,
Thomas Robert, son of his next brother, Robert Hay Drummond, archbishop of York.
It is remarkable that three of the six sons of this eminent prelate came to untimely deaths.
Peter Auriol Hay Drummond, the third son, lieutenant-colonel of the fifth regiment of
West York militia, died m 1799 in consequence of a fall down the staircase of his house.
John Auriol Hay Drummond, the fourth son, master and commander, R.N., was lost in
the Beaver, prize, off St. Lucia, in a hurricane in 1780; and the youngest son, the Rev.
George William Auriol Hay Drummond, editor of his father's sermons, was drowned
while on a voyage from Bideford in Devonshire to Greenock, the ship having been cast
away in a storm on the night of 6 December, 1807,
Robert Auriol Hay Drummond, the archbishop's eldest son, ninth Earl, bom 18 March
1751, signed the protest on the regency bill, 29th December, 1788 He was sworn a privy
councillor on 29 April 1796, and on 8 September, following, the King appointed him
Lord Lyon King at arms for Scotland., (pp 610-612)
532
APPENDIX VI
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
ABERDEENSHTRF.
Arrol. Alexander Alexander Dyce Arrol & Margaret Simpson - Aberdeen. St
Nicholas, b 26 May 1857.
Arrol, Alexander DyceRobert Arrol & Jane Campbell, Aberdeen, S Nicholas, c 18
September, 1826.
Arrol, Christina Robert Arrol & Jane Campbell, Aberdeen, St. Nicholas b 3 Mav
1856. ' ^
Arrol, Margaret Jane Alexander Dyce Arrol & Margaret Simpson - b 3 May 1856,
Aberdeen, St. Nicholas.
Arrol, Robert Jane Campbell, m 2 December 1825, Aberdeen, St. Nicholas.
Arrol, Robert Alexander Dyce Arrol & Margaret Simpson -ell Sept. 1849,
Aberdeen, St. Nicholas.
No entries
No entries
ANGUS
ARGYLL
AYR
Arroll, Janet Borland John Arrol/Janet King, b 28 Aug 1864, Ayr, Fenwick.
Arroll, John John Arrol/Janet King, b 20 Jun 1856, Ayr, Fenwick.
Arroll, Margaret John Arrol/Janet King, b 4 Sept 1858, Ayr, Fenwick.
Arroll, Peter Johnann Rowan, m 31 Dec 1874, Ayr, Kilmarnock.
Arroll, William John Arrol/Grizel Paton, c 1 1 Jun 1786, Ayr, Kilmarnock.
No Entries
No entries
BERWICK
BUTE
533
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
CAITHNESS
Arrol, Mary Alexander Watt, m 13 Jul 1832, Caithness, Wick
Arroll, John John Arroll/Helen Currie, c 25 Aug 1710 Clackmannun, Alloa.
DUNBARTON
Arroll
, Agnes
Arrol
AgnesJarvie
Arrol
Ann
Arroll
, Archibald
Arroll
, Archibald
Arroll
, Catherine
Arroll
, Deborah
Arroll
, Duncan
Arroll
, Edward
Arroll
, Elizabeth
Arrol,
George
Arroll
, George
Willi
am Hovvat
Arrol,
Grace
Arroll
, Helen
Arrol,
Isabella
Arroll
, Isobel
Arrel,
Issobel
Arrol
or Erroll, Jam
Arroll
, James
Arroll
, James
Arroll
, James
Arroll
, Jane
Arroll
, Jane
Arroll
, Jane
Arrol,
Janet
Arroll
, Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Jean
Arrol,
Jean
Arroll
, Jeanie
Arroll
, John
Arrol,
John
Robert Arroll/Mary McCallum, b 27 Jul 1859, Row.
James Arrol /Catherine Reilly, b 25 Aug 1860, Kirkintilloch
John Arrol/Elizabeth Buchanan, c 4 Jan 1770, Old Kilpatrick.
Jane Eraser, m 13 Dec 1864, Rhu.
Walter Arrol/Helen Hubbard, b 20 May 1866, Row.
John Morton, m 14 May 1855, Row.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 6 May 1856, Row.
Duncan Arroll/Martha McKellar, c 9 May 1838, Cardross.
Walter Arroll/Helen Deborah Hubbard, b 18 Jul 1870, Row.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 23 Mar 1861, Row.
James Arrol/Janet Hood, b 7 Mar 1860, Row.
John Arroll/Jane Howat b 7 Oct 1865, Row.
Walter Arrol/Marion Gartshore, b 26 Apr 1857, Kirkintilloch.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 13 Jun 1859, Row.
Robert Crerar, m 28 Nov 1856, Kirkintilloch.
James Colquhoun, m 1 Oct 1705, Dumbarton.
William Leckie, m Dec 1682, Bonhill.
s Catherine Reilly, m Nov 1845, Kirkintilloch.
Robert Arroll/Mary McCallum, b 20 Mar 1862, Row.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 27 Mar 1864, Row.
John Arroll/Jane Howat, b 1 1 Jun 1867, Row.
James Arroll/Janet Hood, b 6 Feb 1856, Row.
John Arroll/Jane Howat, b 24 May 1860, Row.
Robert Arrol/Mary McCallum, b 23 Jun 1867, Row.
James Glacken, m 11 Oct 1845, Roseneath.
John Arroll/Jean Howat, b 1 Apr 1856, Row.
James Arrol/Janet Hood, b 28 May 1858, Row.
James Christie, m 8 Nov 1867, Kirkintilloch.
John Arrol/Elizabeth Buchanan, c 19 Jan 1776, Old Kilpatrick.
John McLellan, m 31 Oct 1818, Dumbarton.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 17 Sept 1857, Row.
Patrick Arroll/Grizell Lindsay, c 9 Feb 1709, Dumbarton.
Jenat Gordon, m 21 Dec 1734, Bonhill.
534
APPENDIX VI Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
DUNBARTON - Continued
Arrol,
John
ArroU,
John
Arrol,
John
Arroll,
John
Arrol,
Margaret
Arroll,
Margaret
Arroel
Mary
Arroll,
Mary
Arroll,
Mary
Arroll,
Patrick
Arrol,
Peter
Arroll,
Peter
Arroll,
Rebekah
Arrol,
Robert
Arrol,
Robert
Arroll,
Walter
John Arrol/Elizabeth Buchanan, c 17 Nov 1777, Old Kilpatrick,
Jane Howit, m 18 Feb 1855, Row.
William Arrol/Sarah McMichan, b 15 Aug 1856, Kirkintilloch.
John Arrol/Jane Howat, b 13 Dec 1857, Row.
Andrew McFarlane, m 2 Mar 1706, Bonhill.
William Buchanan, m 17 Mar 1727, Dumbarton.
Jo. Smith, m Aug 1681, Bonhill.
Duncan Arroll/Martha McKellar, c 7 Feb 1836, Cardross.
Robert Dunbar, m 5 Dec 1873, Row.
Grisall Lindsay, m 21 Nov 1706, Dunbarton.
James Arrol/Catherine Reilly, b 25 Sept 1857, Kirkintlilloch.
Mary McDonald, m 25 Dec 1857, New Kilpatrick.
Walter Arroll/Helen Hubbard, b 14 Feb 1868, Row.
Robert Arrol/Mary McCullum, b 1 Apr 1857, Row.
James Arrol/Janet Hood, b 23 Sept 1862, Row.
Walter Arrol/Helen Hubbard, b 28 Oct 1862, Row.
DUMFRIES
Arrol,
Ann
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 1 1 Apr 1866
Closebum
Arrol,
Elizabeth
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 10 Jul 1864,
Closebum.
Arrol,
Ellen
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 22 Feb 1862
Dumfries.
Arrol,
George
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 9 Feb 1868,
Closebum.
Arrol,
Jane
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 13 Feb 1858,
Dumfries.
Arrol,
John Crosby
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 13 Jun 1860,
Dumfries.
Arrol,
Matthew
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 10 Mar 1855
, Dumfries.
Arrol,
Robert
George Arrol/Elizabeth Foster, b 12 Jun 1856.
FIFE
No entries
No entries
No entries
INVERNESS
KINCARDINE
535
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
K-TRKCUDBRIGHT
No entries
KINROSS
No entries
LANARK
Arrol. Agnes Affleck /Jane Arrol. b 20 Jun 1873, Glasgow H.gh Churchy
Arroll, Alexander
Arrol, Alexander
Arrol, Alexander
Arrol, Alexander
Meighan
Arroll, Alexr.
Arroll, Alexr.
Arrol, Anabell
Ann
Annie
Archd Tower
Alexander Arroll/Margaret Tacket, c 30 Jun 1706, Glasgow.
Duncan Arrol/Margaret Buchanan, c 5 Mar 1710, Glasgow.
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 22 Jul 1736, Barony, Caltown.
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
/Ellen Arrol, b 1 Jan 1872, Glasgow, High Church.
Margant McTagart, m 23 Nov 1701, Glasgow.
Jno. Arroll/Janet Gordon, c 13 Apr 1740, Glasgow.
Jno Stivenson, m 2 Jan 1743, Glasgow.
William Arroll/Sarah Ann McMichan, b 3 Jan 1 859, Old Monkland.
James Arrol/Catherine Reilly, b 17 Mar 1865,
Helen King Philips, m 4 Sept 1873, Govan.
James Arrol/Catherine ReiUy, b 10 Aug 1870, Glasgow District.
William Arrol/Ellen Dalziel, b 14 Apr 1855, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
James Todd, m 4 Sept 1874, Glasgow, High Church.
Jean Craig, m 7 Jul 1865, Glasgow, Tradeston.
Robert Arrol/Jane Anderson, b 28 Nov 1867, Glasgow,
Hutchesontown.
Humphra Blair, m 14 Sept 1691, Glasgow.
Humphra Blair, m 17 Sept 1691, Glasgow.
John Davidson, m 14 Oct 1712, Glasgow.
Duncan Arroll/Margaret Buchanan, c 3 Jul 1715 Glasgow.
Andrew Chalmers, m 13 Jun 1872, Glasgow, High Church.
James McCabe, m 17 Sept 1875, Glasgow, Calton.
Archibald Arrol/Margaret Reid Auchincloss, b 17 Sept 1857,
Augusta Glasgow, Blythswood.
Esther John Hamilton, m 6 Mar 1868, Glasgow, Central District.
Flora Robert Arrol/Elizabeth McLeod, b 26 Apr 1 866, Glasgow,
Campbell High Church. o . i
Arroll, Francis Peter Arroli/Georgina Miller, b 24 Jan 1861,Glasgow. Central
Irving District.
Arrol, Geo /Mary Arrol, c 26 Apr 1744, Glasgow.
Catherine
Charlotte
Charlotte
Arroll, Duncan
Arrol, Elisabeth
Rickards
Arrol, Elizabeth
Arrol, Elizabeth
Arrol, Elizabeth
Arroll, Elizabeth
Arrol, Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Arrol
Anol
Arrol
Arrol
536
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
LANARK - Continued
Arrol,
Grace
Arrol,
Helen
Arrol,
Helen
Arrol,
Isabella
Arroll
Isabella
McAuslan
Arrol,
Isobel
Arroll
Isobel
MacFarlane
Arroll
Isobell
Arroll
James
Arrol,
James
Arrol,
James
Arroll
James
Arroll
James
Arroll
James
Arroll
James
Arrol,
James
Arrol,
James
Arrol,
Jane
Arroll,
Jane
Arrol,
Jane
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arroll,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet Alexandei
Arrol,
Jas.
Arroll,
Jean
Arroll,
Jean
Arroll,
Jean
Arrol,
Jean
Arrol,
Jean
Arrol,
Jean
Arrol,
Jean
Peter Morgan, m 19 Feb 1855, Glasgow, Clyde.
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 20 Sept 1724, Barony, Caltown.
John Arrol/Margaret Donaldson c 6 Jan 1734, Glasgow.
/Grace Arrol, b 1 May 1873, Glasgow, Bridgeton
James ArroU/Jane Nicholson, b 24 Nov 1858, Glasgow, Milton
Colin Campbell, m 23 Aug 1798, Barony.
Peter Arroll/Georgina Miller, b 4 Mar 1863, Gla.sgow,
Anderston.
Hugh Andrew, m 12 Jun 1706, Glasgow.
John Arroll/Janet Gordon, c 9 Nov 1735, Glasgow.
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 5 Nov 1738, Barony, Caltown.
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 23 Jun 1745, Glasgow.
Jane Nicholson, m 3 Sep 1855, Glasgow, Blythswood.
John Arroll/Barbara Johnston, b 25 Dec 1858, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Walter Arroll/Margaret Haddow, b 23 Dec 1859, Gla.sgow,
Bridgeton.
Elizabeth Muir, Glasgow, Hutchesontown, m 17 Mar 1864.
James Arrol/Jane Nicholson, b 17 Sept 1864, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
John Arrol/Annie Taylor, b 11 Aug 1872, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
James Fulton, m 27 Feb 1863, Glasgow, High Church.
William Arrol/Sarah McMichan, b 12 May 1863, Old Monkland.
William Robertson, m 31 Dec 1874, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Mungo Arrol/Jane Provan, c 5 Sept 1708, Glasgow.
James Corse, m 1 Jun 1727, Glasgow.
John Arrol/Janet Gordon, c 16 May 1738, Glasgow.
Jno. Arrol/Margt. Hutchison, c 29 Sept 1745, Glasgow.
John Arroll/Ann Yuill, b 19 Dec 1863, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
John Turner, m 14 Jul 1865, Glasgow, High Church,
r James Arrol/Jane Nicolson, b 22 Apr 1861, Glasgow, Anderston.
John Arrol/Margt. Donaldson, c 7 May 1741, Glasgow.
Duncan Arroll/Margarit Buchanan, c 8 Dec 1700,
Mongo Arroll/Jean Provan, c 22 Jun 1701, Glasgow.
Duncan Arroll/Margaret Buchanan, c 8 Dec 1700, Glasgow.
John Arrol/Elizabeth Easdale, c 4 Jun 1732, Glasgow.
William Arrol/Marjory Mitchell, c 25 Mar 1733 Glasgow.
James Ballatine, m 7 Oct 1750, Glasgow
18 Jan 1845, Glasgow.
537
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
LANARK Continued
John Adams, m 28 Jun 1861, Glasgow, Blythswood.
Eliz. McClae, m 3 Feb 1740, Glasgow.
Duncan ArroU/Margaret Buchanan.
Duncan Arrol/Margaret Buchanan, c 20 Feb 1709, Glasgow.
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 5 Mar 1727, Barony, Calton.
Elizabeth Easdail, m 3 Jun 1731, Glasgow.
Margaret Donaldson, m 1 Jul 1731, Glasgow.
John Arrol/Margaret Donaldson, c 28 May 1732, Glasgow.
John Arrol/Elizabeth Easdale, c 21 May 1734, Glasgow.
William Arroll/Marjory Mitchell, c 16 Nov 1735, Glasgow.
Margt. Hutchison, m 8 May 1743, Glasgow.
Elizabeth Salmond, m 12 Apr 1752, Glasgow.
Mary Currie, m 20 Jan 1754, Glasgow.
Helen McLachlen, m 14 Jul 1754, Glasgow.
Jane Howatt, m 23 Feb 1855, Glasgow, Blythswood.
Marion Snedden, m 26 Jun 1857, Glasgow, Tradeston.
John Arrol/Barbara Johnston, b 19 Apr 1861, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Annie Taylor, m 9 Feb 1872, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
John Hodgart Mary Brodie, m 19 Mar 1872, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Duncan Arroll/Margaret Buchanan, c 1 Apr 1694, Glasgow.
Thomas Smith, m 18 Nov 1744, Glasgow.
Patrick ArroU/Jane Crocket, c 26 Aug 1708, Glasgow.
Duncan Arroll/Margaret Buchanan, c 26 Oct 1712, Glasgow.
John Cample, m 21 May 1749, Glasgow.
James Arroll/Elizabeth Muir, b 14 Apr 1865, Glasgow, Central
District.
Thomas Kennedy, m 2 Jun 1863, Glasgow, Blythswood.
Henry Lochhead, m 23 Nov 1714, Glasgow.
Patrick/Jane Crocket, c Dec 1715, Glasgow.
James McCoul, m 4 Jun 1730, Glasgow.
/Elizabeth Arrol, b 1 Mar 1864, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
John Dalton, m 29 Jun 1871, Glasgow, Calton.
John Albert Black, m 6 Apr 1875, Glasgow, Blythswood.
Duncan Arrol/Margarit Buchanane, c Oct 1698, Glasgow.
Wm Arroll/Margory Mitchell, c 29 May 1737, Glasgow.
Jas. Allison, m 22 Oct 1752, Glasgow.
John Arroll/Barbara Johnstone, b 16 Jan 1855, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Marion Mathieson John Arrol/Marion Snedden, b 14 Aug 1863, Glasgow, Calton.
Arrol
, Jessie
Arrol
Jno.
Arrol
, John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
, John
Arrol
, John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
, John
Arrol
, John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
, John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John
Arrol
John Hod
Arrol
, Jonet
Arrol
Katherine
Arrol
, Katrin
Arrol
, Lillias
Arrol
Lillias
Arrol
, Lillias
Arrol
Louisa
Arrol
Margaret
Arrol
Margaret
Arrol
, Margaret
Arrol
Margaret
Arrol
Margaret
Arrol
Margaret
Arrol
Margant
Ano\
, Margt
Arrol
, Margt
Arrol
, Marion
Arrol
, Marion Mi
538
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
LANARK - Continued
Mary Wm. Arrol/Marjory Mitchell, c 15 Feb 1741, Glasgow.
Mary John Newell, m 18 Jun 1847, Glasgow.
Mary James Arroll/Jane Nicholson, b 21 Oct 1856, Glasgow, Milton.
Mathw. Jno. Arrol/Eliz. Salmon, c 20 Jan 1753, Glasgow.
Matthew James Arrol/Mary Thomson, b 27 Sept 1869, Glasgow,
Thomson Hutchesontown.
Mungo Mungo Arroll/Jean Provan, c 9 Sep 1705, Glasgow.
Patrick Janet Scot, 5 Apr 1733, Glasgow.
Patrick Jno. Arrol/Eliza/Esdale, c 1 Apr 1739, Glasgow.
Peter Georgina Miller, m 2 Dec 1859, Glasgow, Anderston.
Peter Peter ArroU/Georgina Miller, b 1 1 Mar 1865, Glasgow, Anderston.
Rachel — /Jane Arrol, b 22 May 1870, Springbum.
Richard
Hubbard Annie Walker McLay, m 19 Jun 1874, Glasgow, Hutchesontown.
Robert Walter Arrol/Jane Dick, c 14 Jan 1722, Glasgow.
Robert James Arrol/Jean Butchart, b 4 Apr 1855, New Monkland.
Robert William Arroll/Ellen Stevenson, b 3 1 Jul 1 860, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Robert William Arroll/Ellen Stevenson, b 8 Mar 1 862, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
Robert William Arrol/Sarah McMichan, b 13 May 1863, Old Monkland.
Robert Elizabeth Withers, m 15 Sept 1874, Springbum.
Rot. Jno Arroll/Margt. Hutchison, c 11 Mar 1744, Glasgow.
Thomas Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 24 Aug 1740, Barony, Calton.
Thomas Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 7 Feb 1742, Barony, Calton.
Thomas John Hodgart Arrol/Mary Brodie, b 5 Jun 1872, Glasgow,
Brodie Bridgeton.
Thos. William Arrol/Mergery Mitchell, c 19 Nov 1738, Glasgow.
Walter Jane Dick, m 30 Nov 1721, Glasgow.
Walter Walter Arrol/Margaret Haddow, b 29 Apr 1862, Glasgow,
Bridgeton.
William Margaret Tailyour, m 22 Dec 1720, Glasgow.
William Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 7 Dec 1729, Barony, Calton.
William William Arrol/Marjory Mitchell, c 19 Sept 1731, Glasgow.
William William Arrol/Marjory Mitchell, c 27 Jun 1734, Glasgow.
William Margt. Paton, m 13 May 1759, Glasgow.
William Robert Arrol/Margaret Gardner, c 13 Sept 1764, Glasgow, Barony.
William Ellen Stevenson, m 11 May 1855, Glasgow, Bridgeton.
William William Arrol/Ellen Stevenson, b 31 Jan 1858, Bridgeton.
William John Arrol/Marion Sneddon, b 19 Dec 1860, Glasgow, Calton.
539
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
LANARK - Continued
Arroll, William William Arroll/Sarah McMeekin, b 1 1 Feb 1861, Old Monkland.
Arrol, Wm John Airol/Janet Gordon, c 13 May 1742, Glasgow.
Arrol, Moses
Arrol, Alexandrina
Arroll, Charlotte
Arroll, Isobel
Arrol, Mary
MIDLOTHIAN
Walter Arrol/Jean Dick, c 21 Apr 1734, Barony, Calton.
Robert Arrol/Christina Gunn, b 3 Sept 1858,
James Arrol/Elizabeth Muir, b 24 Dec 1866, Edinburgh.
John Balfour, m. 30 April 1696, Edinburgh.
James Arrol/Marj' Thomson, b. 23 Mar 1872, West Calder.
MORAY
Arrol, Robert Robert Arrol/Jane Campbell, c 3 Aug 1828, Moray, Forres.
NAIRN
No entries
No entries
ORKNEY
PEEBLES
Arrol, John Muir James Arrol/Elizabeth Muir, b 27 Sept 1872, West Linton.
Arrol, Margaret Muir James Arrol/Elizabeth Muir, b 22 Jan 1871, Kilbuco.
Arrol, William James Arrol/Elizabeth Muir, b 12 Mar 1869, Eddlestone.
PERTH
Arrol, Archibald Charles Arrol & ? c 22 Apr 1741, Aberfoyle.
Arrol, Charles William Arrol/Margaret Colquhoun, c 22 Jan 1759, Aberfoyle.
Arrol, David Janet Cargill, m 24 May 1777, Dunkeld.
Arrol, Duncan William Arrol/Margaret Colquhoun, c 20 Mar 1772, Aberfoyle.
Arrol, Elisabeth Burden David Arrol/Janet Cargill, c 20 Mar 1789, Perth.
Arrol, Isabel William Arrol/Margaret Colquhoun, c 3 Jul 1762 Aberfoyle.
Arol, Isabel Duncan Arol/Agnes Graham, c 29 Feb 1767, Aberfoyle.
Arrol, Janet William Arrol/Margaret Colquhoun, c 7 Sept 1770.
Arrol, Jean William Arrol, Margaret Colquhoun, c 30 Jan 1765.
540
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
PERTH - Continued
Arroll, John Charles Arroll/lsobel Graham, c 12 Mar 1738.
Arroll, Mary William Arrol/Margaret Colquhoun, c 13 Jun 1760.
Arrol, Robert Cargill David Arrol/Janet CargiU, c 23 May 1783, Perth.
Arrol, William Margaret Faichney, m 25 Dec 1719, Logic.
Arrol, William
Arrol, William
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol, Agnes
Arrol, Agnes
Arrol, Agnes Ellen
Arrol, Agnes
Arrol, Ann
Arrol, Anne
Arroll, Anthony
Miller
Arrol, Archibald
Arral, Archibald
Arrol, Barbara
Watson
Arrol, Christina
Arrol, Christina
Arral, David
Arroll, Duncan
Arrol, Elizabeth
Arrol, George
Arrol, James
Arrol, James
1 Dec 1859, Abbey (Paisley),
b 16 Jan 1862, Paisley,
RENFREW
Margaret Leishman, m 2 May 1766, Logic.
David Arrol/Janet Cargill, c 10 Oct 1779, Perth.
James Arrol/Helen Arthur Young, b 23 Jul 1867, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
James Arrol/Helen Young, b 6 May 1868, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
William Arrol/Ann McGhee, b
James Arrol/Jean Butchart,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
James Arrol/Ellen Young, b 20 Dec 1870, Kilbarchan.
John Mclnnes, m 31 Dec 1855, Paisley, High-Low-Middle
Churches.
James Brown, m 4 Aug 1853, Houston.
Edward Cooney, m 9 Aug 1867, Paisley, High-Low-Middle
Churches.
Peter Arroll/Georgina Miller, b 28 Apr 1870 Neilston.
James Arrol/Mary Thompson, b 4 Aug 1861, Abbey (Paisley).
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 2 Oct 1864, Abbey (Paisley).
James Arrol/Mary Thomson, b 16 Jun 1865, Abbey, (Paisley).
/Janet Arrol, b 15 Mar 1861, Paisley, High-Low-Middle Churches.
Robert Young, m 30 Oct 1863, Paisley, High-Low-Middle
Churches.
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 1 Mar 1869, Abbey (Paisley).
Mary Ann Colquhoun, m 28 Dec 1871, Port Glasgow.
John Pollock, m 28 Dec 1 868, Paisley , High-Low-Middle-Churches.
James Arrol/Jane Butchert, b 31 Mar 1864, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
Mary Thompson, m 2 Nov 1858, Abbey (Paisley).
James Arrol/Jean Butchart, b 26 Aug 1859, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
541
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - Circa 1700-1855
RENFREW - Continued
Arra
Arro
Arro
Arro
James
James
James
Jane
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
Arrol,
Janet
ArroU
, Jeanie
Arrol,
John
Arral,
John
Arrol,
John
Arrel,
Margaret
Arrol,
Margaret
Arrol,
Margaret
Hunter
Arrol,
Margaret
Wilson
Arrol,
Mary
Arrol,
Mary
Arrol,
Mary
ArroU
, Robert
Arral,
Robert
Arrol,
Thomas
Arrol,
Thomas
Arrol,
Thomas
Arrol,
Thomas
Arrol,
Thomas
Arroll
, Walter
Arral,
William
Arrol,
William
Arral,
William
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 26 Jan 1863, Abbey (Paisley).
James Arrol/Mary Thompson, b 10 Apr 1863, Abbey(Paisley).
Ellen Arthur Young, m 25 Apr 1867, Paisley, High-Low-Middle
Churches,
James Arrol/Jean Butchert, b 27 May 1857, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
John Hunter, m 28 Aug 1862, Abbey (Paisley).
John Craig, m 16 Sep 1864, Paisley, High-Low-Middle Churches.
Hugh Manwell, m 13 Mar 1874, Abbey (Paisley).
Robert Arroll/Jane Brown, b 7 Sept 1859, Greenock,
Middle-East-West Parishes.
Isabella Currie, m 28 Aug 1843, Greenock.
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 16 Aug 1861, Abbey (Paisley).
Janet Wilson, m 31 Oct 1867, Abbey (Paisley).
James Young, m 6 Mar 1819, Paisley Abbey (Paisley).
William Anderson, m 23 Jun 1847, Houston and Killellan.
Thomas Arrol/Isabella Weddell, b 8 Oct 1866 Abbey, Paisley.
James Arrol/EIIen Arthur Young, 18 May 1869, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
Archibald McAllister, m 18 Jan 1831, Greenock.
William Arrol/Helen Stevenson, b 10 Oct 1856, Abbey (Paisley).
Robert Gardner, m 25 Jun 1873, Abbey (Paisley).
Robert Arrol/Jane Brown, b 16 Jul 1862, Greenock
Middle-East-West Parishes.
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 26 Mar 1873, Abbey (Parishes).
Thomas Arrol/Mary Gilmour, b 19 Nov 1858, Greenock,
Middle-East-West Churches.
Isabell Weddell, m 26 Dec 1861, Abbey (Paisley).
Thomas Arrol/Isabella Weddell, b 8 Nov 1862, Paisley,
High-Low-Middle Churches.
James Arrol/Mary Thomson, b 6 Sept 1867, Abbey (Paisley).
James Arrol/EUen Young, b 10 Nov 1872, Kilbarchan.
Duncan Arroll/Mary Ann Colquhoun,b 8 Mar 1873, Port Glasgow.
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 19 Nov 1858, Paisley
High-Low-Middle Churches.
Elisabeth Pattison, m 1 5 Jul 1864, Abbey (Paisley).
William Arral/Ann McGhee, b 2 Mar 1871, Abbey (Paisley).
542
APPENDIX VI - Continued
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN SCOTLAND - circa 1700-1855
ROSS AND CROMARTY
No entries
ROXBURGH
Arrol, George Elisabeth Foster, m 2 May 1853, Melrose.
ArroU, Phillis Ann Thomas Arrol & Phillis Alice Heatly, b 14 Nov 1855, Stichill.
SELKIRK
No Entries
SHETLAND
No entries
Arroll, Christian
Arrol, Jean
Arrol, William
STIRLINGSHIRE
Daughter of Walter Arroll/Mary Robertson, c 7 Mar 1773, Stirling,
Drymen.
Walter Arrol/Mary Robertson, c 5 Oct 1777, Stirling, Drymen.
m Marrion Leishman, 13 Apr 1766, Stirling, Stirling.
WIGTOWN
No entries
No entries
No entries
WEST LOTHIAN
SUTHERLAND
543
APPENDIX VII
ARRAL. ARRALL, ARROL and ARROLL
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES - BY COUNTY
IN ENGLAND - circa 1567-1855
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX
As researched by The Church of Latter Day Saints
Arroll, Elizabeth
AjtoI, Sarah
Arrol, William
CUMBERLAND
dau of Thomas Arrol/-—, 23 May 1650, Penrith, Saint Andrew
dau of Wm. Arrol/-—, c 9 Dec 1780, Moresby
Sarah Harper, m 9 Dec 1780, Moresby
Arroll, John
DEVON
John Lowe, m 5 May 1802, Stoke Damerel
DURHAM
Arroll or Gamble dau of Francis Arroll and Mrs. Mary Gamble, c 12 Aug 1787,
Francis Monk Hesledon.
Arrill, Thomas
HAMPSHIRE
Esther Shute, m 7 Jan 1755, Portsea, Saint Mary's
HERTFORD
Arrall, Eliza
Arrall, Amy Ann
Arrall, Phillip John
Arrall, Rebecca
dau of Thomas Arrall/Eliz, c 10 Sept 1848, Hoddesdon
dau of Joseph Arrall/Honor — , c 24 Nov 1839, Bengeo
son of Thomas Arrall/Hannah, c 7 May 1837, Bengeo
dau of Thomas Arrall/Hannah, c 26 Jun 1849, Haddesdon
Arrol, Ann
Arrol, Ralph
KENT
m James Shiret, 13 Jul 1835, Woolwich, Sail Mary Magdalen
m Christian Scott, 16 Dec 1806, Deptford, St Paul
545
APPENDIX VII - Continued
LANCASHIRE
Arrall, Elizabeth dau of Gilbert Arrall/ — , c 19 Jan 1755, Liverpool, Saint Peter
Arroll, Mary Ann dau of James Arroll/Rebecca — , c 26 Oct 1834, Manchester,
Cathedral
Arrol, William m Rachel Key, 26 Oct 1834, Manchester, Cathedral.
LONDON
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Arrall,
Katherine dau of Henry Arroll, c 16 Oct 1586, London, Saint Lawrence
Pountny
Alexander son of Ralph Arrol/Christian Scott, c 1 Mar 1812, Deptford, Saint
Paul, London
Ann dau of Ralph Arrol/Christian — , c 29 Apr 1810 Deptford, Saint
Paul, London
Christian dau of Ralph Arrol/Claxton -— , c 21 Mar 1819, Deptford, Saint
Paul, London
Robert son of Robert Arroll/Christian — , c 21 Apr 1816, Deptford, Saint
Paul, London
Christiana dau of Ralph Arrol/Christiana — , c 2 Jan 1814, Deptford, Saint
Paul, London
Elizabeth m 19 Apr 1868, Henr)' James Holden, Limehouse, Saint
Margaret John Evangelist
Mary m Christo. Freeman, 21 Apr 1690, London, Saint Duke's Place
Peter son of Peter Arrol/Ann — , c 6 Jul 1746, Stepney, Saint Dunstan,
London
Robert son of Robert Arrol/Jane -— , c 13 Oct 1850, Deptford, Saint Paul,
London
Sarah m Frederick Crockford, 9 Jul 1866, Limehouse, St. John Evangelist
Elizabeth
Alfred son of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth — , c 16 Jun 1858, Enfield, Saint
Thomas Andres, London
Elioner m Will Swan, 24 Jun 1684, London, St. Katherine
Eliza dau of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth — , c 16 Jun 1858
Eliza m Adam Castle, 16 Dec 1703, Stepney, Saint Dunstan
Ellen dau of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth — , c 17 Feb 1867 Enfield, St.
Andrew
Esther dau of Thomas Arrall/—-, c 21 Oct 1860, St. Andrew
Hannah m James Messer, 1 Jul 1844, Shoreditch, Saint Leonards
George son of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth — , 16 Jun 1858, Enfield,
Phillip Saint Andrew
James m Ann Lawson, 16 Aug 1624, London, St. Olive Hart Street
Lizzy Martha dau of Thomas Arrall/ — , 18 Oct 1863, Enfield, St. Andrew
546
APPENDIX VII - Continued
LONDON - Continued
Arrall, Jane Helena Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth, c 16 Jun 1858, Enfield, Saint Andrew
Arrall, John son of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth -— , c 17 Feb 1867, Enfield, Saint
Andrew
Arrall, Joseph son of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth. c 16 Jun 1858. Edward Enfield,
Saint Andrew
Arrall, Rebecca dau of Thomas Arrall/Elizabeth, c 23 Jan 1859, Enfield, Saint
Andrew
Arroll, Jane m James Reid, 1 Dec 1771, Westminster, St. Martin in the Fields
Arroll, Jane dau of Robert Arrol/Jane — -, c 13 Feb 1848, Deptford, Elizabeth
St. Paul
NORFOLK
Arrale, Elene dau of William Arrale/Margaret -— , c 16 Sept 1683, Repps with
Bastwick
Arrall, Mary m Gilbert Middleton, 12 Oct 1697, Smallburgh
NORTHUMBERLAND
Arroll
Alexander
Arrol,
Alexander
Arrol,
Ann
Arrol,
Francis
Arrol,
George
Arrol,
or Errol,
Jane
Arrol,
Ralph
Arrol,
Thomas
Arroll
Walter
son of Alexander Arroll/ — , c 1 Jun 1777, Tweedmouth
Ann Watson, m 15 Dec 1767, Tweedmouth
dau of Alexander Arrol/ — , c 12 Aug 1775, Tweedmouth
dau of Alexander Arrol/ — , c 23 Aug 1773, Tweedmouth
son of Alexander Arrol/ — , c 29 Jun 1766, Tweedmouth
dau of Alexander Arrol or Errol/ — , c 17 Mar 1771, Tweedmouth
Alexander Arrol/Ann — , c 25 Apr 1784, Tweedmouth
Alexander Arrol/Ann — , c 6 Mar 1791, Tweedmouth
Mary Bizilly, m 15 Oct 1805, Newcastle upon Tyne, All Samts
OXFORD
Arrall, Edward son of Thomas Arrall/ — , c 3 Jan 1613, Banbury
Arrall, Elinor m Edward Cox, 30 Jan 1616, Banbury
Arrall, Joane son of Thaomas Arrall/EM, c 31 Oct 1615, Banbury
Arroll, John m Susanna Richton or Wrighton, 31 Aug 1637, Banbury
Arroll, Mary dau of John Arroll/-—, c 28 Jan 1649, Banbury
Arroll, Samuel son of John Arroll/-—, c 9 Jun 1639, Banbury
547
AttoI, Ann
APPENDIX VII - Continued
SOMERSET
Rodger Langdon, m 18 Jun 1799, Bath, Weston
STAFFORD
Arrals, Lydia dau of Samll Arrals/Eliz — , c 30 Nov 1 744, Darlaston near
Wolverhampton
Arriel, Charles
Bowles son of — /Mary Arriel, c 6 Jan 1771, Uttoxeter
SUFFOLK
Arrall, Joseph son of Thomas Arrall/Hannah Cutting, c 3 Apr 1816, Woodbridge,
Saint Mary
Arrall, Thomas Hannah Cuttmg, m 28 Mar 1815
Arrol, William son of — /Mar)' Arrol, c 6 Jun 1762, Naction
SURREY
Arroll, Margaret
Ann Benjamin Grist, m 22 Jan 1832
SUSSEX
Arroll, Robert m Jane Miles, 1567, Petworth
WARWICKSHIRE
Arrall, Harriett dau of Edward Arrall/Lydia — , c 13 Mar 1820, Wolvey
Arrall, John son of Edward Arrall/Lydia — , c 15 Dec 1816, Wolvey
Arrol, Joseph
YORKSHIRE
son of William Arrol/Hannah
Yorkshire
— , c 25 Feb 1798, Greasbrough,
548
APPENDIX VIII
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
GENEALOGICAL INDEX - FOR ENGLAND
CORNWALL
Arell, Martha Jacob Guepine m 10 Aug 1710 Budock
CUMBERLAND
Arrell, Elizabeth John Boodhem m 6 Sep 1769 Workington, Saint
Arrell, Isabella Abram Cummings m 21 Jan 1768 Workington, Saint
Arrell, Mary William Hodgeson m 20 May 1716 Crosthwaite
Arrell, Thomas Thomas Arrell and-— c 26 Nov 1 587 Penrith, Saint Andrews
DEVON
Arrell, Charity Arthur Arrell and Petemell cl7Junl664 Cruwys - Morchard
Arrell, Jane James Arrell and Sarah Allen c 13 Jun 1828 Devonport Princes
Street-Independent
Arrell, Sarah Ann James Arrell and Sarah Allen c 12 Dec 1830 Devonport Princes
Street-Independent
Arrell, John
Arell, Mary
Arell, Thomas
DERBY
Elizabeth Manifold m 6 May 1772
GLOUCESTER
John Arell and Martha c 20 Mar 1729 Uley
John Arell and Martha c 22 Sep 1732 Uley
549
APPENDIX VIII
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
GENEALOGICAL INDEX - FOR ENGLAND
Arrell, Harriet
Arrell, James
Arrell, John
Arrell, Mary Ann
Arrell, William
Arrell, Alice
LANCASHIRE
James Eccles m 5 Sep 1838 Ley land
Thomas Arrell and Sarah c 13 Jul 1817 Leigh
Benjamin Arrell and Jane c 4 Sep 1871 Liverpool, Saint Peter
James Arrell and Rebecca c 26 Oct 1834 Manchester, Cathedral
Jane Fielding m 17 Dec 1866 Great Harwood.
George Arrell and Alice c 1 1 Feb 1872 Liverpool, Saint Peter
Arrell, Thomas
Arrell, Mary
Arrell, Katherine
LONDON
Thomas Arrell and Mary c 3 Aug 1768 London, St. Giles,
Cripplegate
Jonathan Arrell and Anne c 9 Apr 1640 Stepney St. Dunstan
Robart Jones m 3 Feb 1604 London, Saint Lawrence,
Pountney
Aerell, George John Aerell and Mary
Joseph
c 29 Jul 1832 Isleworth
Arrell, Enoch
Arrell, Richard
NOTTINGHAM
Thomas Arrell and Elizabeth c 12 Mar 1809 Eastwood
Elizabeth Chambers m 7 Nov 1804 Greasley Lincoln
550
APPENDIX VIII
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
GENEALOGICAL INDEX - FOR ENGLAND
Arrell, Elizabeth
Arrel, Alexander
Arrel, Hannah
Arrel, Jane
Arrel, Jane
Arrell, Mary
Arriel, Charles
Bowles
Arrell, Emma
Arrel, Robert
Arrell, George
Lisson
Arrell, Josiah
NORTHUMBERLAND
John Storiem 4 Jun 1678 Berwick upon Tweed
Alexander Arrel and —- c 8 Jun 1745 Tweedmouth
Alexander Arrel and — - c 16 Oct 1748 Tweedmouth
Alexander Arrel and -— c 25 May 1740 Tweedmouth
Alexander Arrel and — - c 5 Nov 1752 Tweedmouth
OXFORD
John Griffin m21 Dec 1727 Petworth
STAFFORD
— and Mary Arriel c 6 Jan 1771 Uttoxeter
SUFFOLK
William Samson m 12 Sep 1874 Monk Soham
William Arrel and Hannah c 27 Jun 1872 Suffolk
County BTS
WARWICKSHIRE
Annie Gaskell m 16 Nov 1868Rugby, Saint Andrew
Thomas Arrell and Ellen c 19 Nov 1848 Warwick, Saint Mary
APPENDIX IX
EARLY ARRELL FAMILIES - NORTHERN IRELAND
I JOHN ARREL. He m Jane Campbell of Cabragh They had:
1 HENRY ARREL, b 5 Jan 1821, bapt 7 Jan 1821, Cabragh.
551
APPENDIX IX
EARLY ARRELL FAMILIES - NORTHERN IRELAND - Continued
I WILLIAM ARRILL. He m Jean— -of Cabragh. They had:
I HENRY ARRILL, b 2 Sept 1822, bapt 21 Sept 1822, Cabragh.
I WILLIAM ARRELL. He m Jane — of Cabragh. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARRELL, b 2 Oct 1824, bapt 17 Oct 1824, Cabragh.
2 ESTHER JANE ARRELL, b circa 1825, resided in Cabragh. She m 28 Jan 1859 to
Henry Arrell, farmer of Cabragh. Henry was the son of William Arrell, farmer. The
couple was married in Maghera. Witnesses were John Arrell and Sarah Porter.
ESTHER JANE d 6 Feb 1875, Cabragh.
3 MARY JANE ARRELL. b 1 May 1827, bapt 1 May 1827, Cabragh. She m 26 Feb
1857 to Robert Mitchell, farmer, of Cool Sarah. They were married in the Parish of
Termoneeny. Robert was the son of James Mitchell, farmer.
I HENRY ARRELL, farmer. He m SARAH ARRELL — - of Cabragh. They had:
1 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b 7 Oct 1853, bapt 1 1 Mar 1854, Cabragh.
2 (May have had ?) ANNIE ELVEA ARRELL, b 1869. ANNIE resided in Cabragh
when she m John Ewing on 1 1 Nov 1881. John, b 1867, a farmer, was the son of
Robert Ewing, a farmer.
3 (May have had ?) HENRY J. ARRELL, of Rocktown, m 19 Apr 1910 to Jeanie
Arrell of Glasgow. Jeanie was the daughter of Alexander Arrell, a foreman - carter.
I LAVINIA ARROL, b circa 1825, buried 14 Jan 1879, aged 54, Cabragh.
I WILLIAM ARROL, b circa 1826, buried 15 May 1901, aged 75, Cabragh.
I WILLIAM ARRELL, b circa 1830, buried 2 Mar 1894, age 64 - Presbyterian - Cabragh.
I WILLIAM ARRELL, farmer, Cabragh.
1 MARY JANE ARRELL, b circa 1832. MARY JANE was living in Cabragh when she
m on 19 Jul 1872 to Adam McFaddon, a widower and pensioner of Braugh. Adam
was the son of William McFadden, a farmer. MARY JANE was buried 4 Jul 1899,
aged 67, Cabragh.
I JOHN ARRELL, writing clerk. He m and they had:
1 WILLIAM ARRELL. WILLIAM was an office clerk in 1872, a farmer in 1873 and
a linen manufacturer in 1875. He m 25 Feb 1870 to Elizabeth (Lizzie) Robinson.
They had:
1-1 JAMES ARRELL, b 15 Jul 1872, Craigmore, Drummaul.
1-2 JOHN ARRELL, b 10 Nov 1873, Craigmore, Drummaul.
1-3 WILLIAM ROBINSON, b 15 Apr 1875, Craigmore, Drummaul.
552
APPENDIX X
INFORMATION FROM INDEX TO REGISTER OF TESTAMENTS
COMMISSARIOT OF STIRLING 1607-1800
I JOHN ARRELL, 2 May 1646, maltman, burgess of Stirling.
II WILLIAM ARRELL, 25 Jul 1673, merchant, burgess of Stirling.
APPENDIX XI
EARLY ARRELL FAMILIES IN SCOTLAND
I JON. ARRELL, m Janet Buchanan. They resided in Cashill, County Stirling. They
had:
1 CHRISTIAN ARRELL, b 8 Jul 1649, Cashill, Buchanan. County Stirling.
2 THOMAS ARRELL, b 21 Jan 1655.
II JON. ARRELL, m Helen Buchanan McWattie. They resided in Cashill, County
Stirling. They had:
1 HELEN ARRELL, b 14 May 1652, Cashill, Buchanan, County Stirling.
III DUNCAN ARRELL, m Mrgret Smyth. They resided in Luss, Buchanan, County
Stirling. They had:
1 CHRISTEN ARRELL, b 14 Oct 1655, Luss, Buchanan, County Stirling.
IV PATRICK ARRELL, m Christian McAuslan. Witnesses, Roberty Smyth and Jon.
Arrell. They resided in Luss, Buchanan, County Stirling. They had:
1 JHONE ARRELL, b 15 Feb 1657, Luss, Buchanan, County Stirling.
2 JONET ARRELL, b 4 Jul 1658, Luss, Buchanan, County Stirling.
3 ROBERT ARRELL, b 14 Apr 1661, Luss, Buchanan, County Stirling.
V ALEXANDER ARRELL, brewery - drayman, m 19 Jul 1881 to Annie Liddell, Partick,
Glasgow. They had:
1 SARAH ARRELL, b 28 Jun 1887, 16 Glenpark Street, Glasgow.
VI SAMUEL ARRELL, b circa 1872, m 9 Oct 1903 to Elizabeth Reid in Hutchenson,
Glasgow. SAMUEL was a steelworker in 1917 and a fumaceman in 1949. Elizabeth
d 1940 in Townhead, Glasgow. SAMUEL d 1968 m Glasgow, age 96. They had:
1 ELIZABETH ARRELL, b 1913, Dennistoun, Glasgow. ELIZABETH was a
shorthand typist. They resided at 160 Roebuck Street, Glasgow and m 4 Apr 1949
to Alexander Donnan at St. Andrews East Church, Glasgow. He was b circa 1911,
the son of Alexander Donnan, a woodturner, and Margaret March.
2 SAMUEL ARRELL, b 25 Aug 1917, 125 Coventry Drive, Dennistoun, Glasgow.
It is believed he m in 1945 to — Gibson, Ardrossan, Scotland.
553
I
APPENDIX XI
EARLY ARRELL FAMILIES IN SCOTLAND - Continued
VII SARAH ARRELL, m Nov 1885 to ROBERT ARROL, a general labourer, in
Magerafelt, Count}' Londonderry, Northern Ireland. They had:
1 WILLIAM ARROL, b 22 May 1898, 3 Fairley Street, Glasgow.
VIII JEANIE ARRELL, b 1904, Dennistoun, Glasgow.
IX JOHN ARRELL, b circa 1907 and d 1964, Glasgow, North.
X SARAH MARTHA ARRELL, b 1908 in Dennistoun, Glasgow and m in 1948 to — -
Gillespie in Blythswood, Glasgow.
XI WALTER ARRELL, m Jonet Mcray. They had:
1 MARIE ARRELL, b 16 Feb 1678.
XII JOHN ARRELL (OR ARRAL), souldier, m Janet (or Jonet) Wright. They had;
1 JOHN ARRELL, b 26 Oct 1687.
2 ANDREW ARRAL, b 13 Apr 1689.
XIII ROBERT ARRELL or ARRALL or ARROLL), souldier, m Isobell Mcalpin.
They had:
1 ROBERT ARRELL, b 3 Jun 1687.
2 LILIAS ARRALL, b 28 Nov 1689.
3 WILLIAM ARROLL, b 24 Oct 1694.
APPENDIX XII
McAREL/McARREL'S LISTED IN THE RECORDS OF THE
GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE - EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
I JOHN McARREL, m 9 May 1879 to Jane — -. They had:
1 JOHN McARREL, b 16 Sept 1882, Main Street, Auchinlick, Scotland.
II WILLIAM McAREL, b 1909, Tannadice, Scotland.
554
APPENDIX XIII
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM MICROFICHE
VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
I THOMAS ARRELL, m Isabella White. They had:
1 ISABELLA ARRELL, b 1872 at Broadford Victoria.
2 JANE ARREL, b 1874 at Benalla Victoria.
3 LOVINIA ARRELL, b 1875 at Benalla, Victoria
4 THOMAS BEAZLEY ARRELL, b 1877 at Benalla, Victoria.
5 MARY-ANNE ARRELL, b 1879 at Benalla, Victoria.
6 ELIZABETH (or ELIZA) ARRELL, b 1880, at Benalla, Victoria.
7 SARAH ARRELL, b 1881 and d 1883, age 1 year.
8 WILLIAM JOHN ARRELL, b 1884 at Benalla, Victoria and d 1884, age 9 months.
9 JOHN WILLIAM ARRELL, b 1886 and d 1886, age 8 months.
10 HENRY DAVID ARRELL, b 1889.
11 SAMUEL ARRELL.
APPENDIX XIV
ARRELLS LISTED IN THE QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA POST OFFICE
DIRECTORY
1878-1940
NAME
OCCUPATION
LOCATION
YEAR
Arrell
Wm. John
Cordial and vinegar
manufacturer
Ann St.,
Val 1878/79
Arrell
Mrs. Sarah
10 North St,
S.H.I 883/84
Arrell
Mrs.
7 Little George
St.
S.H.1887
Arrell
William
Little George St
S.H.I 887
Arrell
William Constable
Nerang
1889
Arrell
Wm.
Lit George St.
S.H.I 890
Arrell
Bros.,
Die sinkers, engravers
Adelaide St; p.r
M.H 1890/92
Arrell
Wm.,
French polisher
Lit George St.
S.H.1892
Arrell
Hy.,
C.S.Lds, Dept.
Balmain St.
M.H. 1893
Arrell
Mrs. Sarah
Balmain St.
M.H.1893
Arrell
Bros.,
Engravers
Adelaide St.
Brisbane 1894/95
Arrell
Wm.,
French polisher
Fernberg Rd.
Padngtn
1894/95
Arrell
William
Senior constable
Harrisville
1894/97
Arrell
Mrs. S.
"Cabragh"
Lutwychie St.
M.H. 1895/99
Arrell
Wm.
Fernberg Rd.
Rosalie,
Brisbane 1896/99
Arrell
Bros.,
Engravers
204 Queen St.
Brisbane 1897/99
555
APPENDIX XIV
ARRELLS LISTED IN THE QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA POST OFFICE
DIRECTORY - 1879-1940 - Continued
NAME
OCCUPATION
Arrell
, Henry,
Draftsman, Sur. E
Arrell
, Thomas
Arrell
, William
Senior constable
Arrell
, Hen.
Arrell
, Wm.
Arrell
, Wm.
Sergt. police
Arrell
, Thos.,
Arrell
, Wm.
Police sergt
Arrell
, E.
Engraver
Arrell
, W.J.
Police sergt
Arrell
, Wm. Sr.
Arrell
, Thomas G.
Arrell
,Hy.
Arrell
, Thomas G.
Arrell
, W.L.
Tchr
Arrell
, Wm.
Arrell
, Wm.L. Jr
Arrell
, Jno W.
Arrell
, Wm J.
Arrell
, Mrs. G.
Arrell
, Mrs. Lillie E.
Arrell
, Wm.
LOCATION
Logan Road,
Dickson St.
O'Keefe St.
Latrobe Ter.
Campbell St.
Sackville St.
East St.
183 Geo St.
Bank St.
Main St.
O'Keefe St
Earl St.
YEAR
Wool. S.B.I 897/99
ThorToldtownl900
Gatton 1900
Wgabba 1902/06
Paddington 1902/04
T'woomba 1902
Coorparoo 1904/06
Ipswich 1906
Brisbane 1908
Nerang 1908
West End 1910/26
Cooparoo 1910/11
Wgabba 1910/13
Annerley 1912/40
Goondiwindi 1915/16
Rialto St. Cooparoo 1920/22
Bank St. West End 1920/32
428 Upper Edward St.
Spring Hill 1922/26
Bank St. West End 1928/32
Harriet St. Red Hill 1928/40
50 Bank St. West End 1934/40
Bank St. West End 1934/40
556
APPENDIX XV
RECORD OF ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Rentals of the Archbishoprick of Ardmagh in Ulster:
1661 Thomas Arroll for one bamestead close eastward of the school
house in Armagh. 2 Capons and 1 Day's work £0.05.00
1661 Another of the Demeasne lands conteyninge one hundred
and eight three acres and a halfe lying next the town and
disposed of for a year ending at May next to the hereunder
names.
Mr. Arroll 29 acres & 1 rood £4.04.00
1663 The names of the New demesne lands about the City of Armagh.
Mr. Arroll for 29 acres and one rood £4.07.00
1663 Thos Arroll for one bamstead & Close Eastward of the school.
2 Capons and 1 Day's work 0.05.00
1676 Thos Erroll for one bamstead & Close Eastward of the School House.
2 Capons and 1 Day's work £0.05.00
1676 The new Demesnes neare Armagh conteininge about 150 acres,
the same more or less lett aff about 4 shillings per acre. Term of
Years - During the life of Pr: Margetson.
List includes Thos Arroll and 5 additional present tenants'£35.00 00
Marriage Records
20 May 1859 Thomas Arrol of Bready, Tyrone m Susan McAnislan in
Strabane. 10/234
9 Feb 1912 Sarah Arroll of Gourock, Scotland m William Graham
in Magherafelt. 1/800
12 Jul 1919 Mary Arrol of Belfast, m Bertie Quail in Belfast. 1/706
25 Nov 1919 Alice Arrol of Belfast, m Daniel McNamara in Belfast. 1/734
557
APPENDIX XV
RECORD OF ARROLS AND ARROLLS IN NORTHERN IRELAND - Continued
Elizabeth Arrol, Strabane, Age 93
John Arrol, Belfast, Age 74
Dora Arrol, Megherafelt, Age 18
Alexander Arrol, Megherafelt, Age 85 1/526
Jane Arrol, Belfast, Age 28
Death I
lecords
1881
2/305
1902
1/176
1908
1/435
1912
1917
1/210
558
APPENDIX XVI
JOHN ARROLL
SCHOOLMASTER AT ROW
1709 - 1760
Rhu, or "the Row," as it is termed by the natives, seems to have been fortunate in
securing the services of a succession of good teachers, notwithstanding the indifferent
remunerations which the office yielded. Down almost to the advent of the school board,
teachers as a body all over Scotland were miserably paid, and only too often the dwelling
considered as quite sufficient for such was a "but an' a ben," with the privilege added
thereto of grazing one cow. Yet in spite of these repellant circumstances, educated men
possessing considerable gifts and culture were not mfrequently found discharging
faithfully all the drudgeries of the office for life cheerfully, though ofttimes unthanked
by parents, all but slenderly reverenced betimes by pupils... Row seems to have
possessed the services of a series of such clever teachers.
In 1759, John Arrol, a man over fifty had been for a number of years teacher in "the
Row", as it used to be known. His times were stirring ones in the history of the county.
He had seen the Rebellion of '45, watched with deep interest the sudden rise of Bonnie
Prince Charlie's fortunes, and his equally sudden collapse, with the destruction of all the
long-cherished hopes of the Jacobite party. Whatever John Arrol's sympathies were we
know he swore allegiance to King George on his accession to the throne. John was a
parish schoolmaster, and therefore bound to be a loyal subject of the kmg. John had too
much at stake to allay himself with the malcontents, even had his sympathies gone that
way, for he occupied the very honourable postiion of banker to the neighborhood.
Banks had not covered the land with their branches. The thrifty in remote places, had
as a rule, no more eligible place than the chest for storing their savings of economical
farmers and fisherman. John Arrol would lend money at interest to his customers when
a safe outlet for the money presented itself That Arrol occupied such a position of trust
showed the confidence and esteem in which he was held by the parishioners - a
confidence which many years of upright conduct in the discharge of his trust had
considerably strenghtened. In addition to the office of teacher he had that of session
cltrk, and it is very probably that he also officiated as precentor, that being an
appointment not unfrequently conjoined with the others.
Such was the position of matters in 1759. Occasionally the small sums which Arrol lent
out were difficult to recover. Money was scarce and opportunities of meeting debtors
comparatively few, these being at the Dumbarton Market, Luss Fair, or on rent or Court
Days. On such occasions debtors and creditors met and adjusted accounts. Doubtless,
payment had to be sought for more dililgently and under great difficulty.
Amongst those who had borrowed money from Arrol was a man named Cunningham,
who resided in Dumbarton. Cunningham owed Arrol thirty pounds sterling - a large sum
in those days, when money was more valuable then it is now. Hearing unfavorable
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reports of this man, Arrol started to uplift the money from Cunningham, having
previously called it up. He arrived in Dumbarton safely and was seen by many in the
company of Cunningham to whom he came in quest. Arrol did not reach home that
night. As he was a man of very methodical habits, his non-appearance for several days
caused alarm. The citizens turned out en masse to the country side in search of him,
dead or alive. Their united efforts were in vain - no trace of him could be found. About
three weeks after this search was made, the dead body of the murdered schoolmaster was
found floating in the Leven near the castle. When it was got ashore, it was ascertained
that the mode adopted to give end to poor Arrol was a stab with knife or dagger in the
left breast. There was neither money nor valuables found on his person. It is quite
evident that the body had been recently consigned to the river, as the inside of the
p)Ockets were dry.
It is reported by tradition, that when the relatives and friends of the deceased wished to
carry his body home for internment in the Row Kirkyard, the authorities of the burgh
interfered with their arrangements, and compelled them to inter the body in the parish in
which it was found. The tradition is that the Castle threatened to fire upon them if they
took the body away. Yielding to circumstances too potent for them to resist, they buried
the remains in the south-east postion of the Parish Kirkyard of Dumbarton where the
tombstone can still be seen today.
The man Cunningham, who was owing Arrol the thrity pounds sterling, when lying on
his death- bed confessed that he was the murderer, and stated that he paid over the money
to Arrol, and got a receipt for the same under his hand, and then dispatched Arrol with
a dagger. Cunningham rifled the body, and it up one of the disused chimneys of the
house, where, shortly after, it was discovered by his servant girl, who received such a
shock that, fortunately for him, she went raving mad. At a convenient time, upon a pitch
dark night, he carried off the tell-tale corpse upon his back to the river-side, and lauched
it forth to sink or swim. Having made that revelation, he breathed his last, and went to
where he had to give the deeds done to the body.
Cunningham was suspected from the very first to have been Arrol's murderer, and was
asked, when the body was recovered from the Leven, to undergo the trial by touch, as
it was then the belief that if the murderer but touched the body of his victim, the wound
would bleed. His friend, however, advised him by no means to undergo the test, as the
wound wiykd also bleed if the body ws touched by a man who shaved on Sunday, so that
if he had ever shaved on that day, then the result might fasten the charge of murder upon
him. The Rev. Mr. Freebaim, the parish minister, who was present, stated that he had
in his time shaved on a Sunday, and that he therefore, to test the force of that objection,
would touch the corpse and see what results would follow. He did so, and no wound
bled in response. That difficulty having been got rid of, Cunningham was again urged
to clear himself by the ordeal of touch, but he resolutely declined.
1 Excerpted from "A Nongenarians Reminiscenses of Garelochside & Helensburgh,"
Chapter V; "The Murder of John Arrol, Schoolmaster of Row," by Donald Macleod.
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INDEX TO
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i
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN AUSTRALIA
1878-1977
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1878 24 May
Arrola
, Robina
South Australia
378
1882
circa
Arrol,
Ellen Victoria
Johnston
Fitzroy, Victoria
341
1884
circa
Arrol,
Margaret Simpson
Johnston
Footscray, Victoria
341
1885
circa
Arrol,
Robert
Johnston
Footscray, Victoria
341
1885
7 Jun
Arroll,
Jane Hovvat
Milliken
Melbourne West, Victoria
179
1887
5 Dec
Arroll,
John
Milliken
Williamston, Victoria
180
1887
circa
Arroll,
William Johnsen
Unknown
Williamston, Victoria
180
1887
4 Sep
Arrol,
William Wallace
Johnston
Footscray, Victoria
341
1889
circa
Arrol.
William Morris
Johnston
Yarraville
342
1889
circa
Arroll,
Jessie
Milliken
F'ton & K'ton, Victoria
180
1890 13 Jun
Arrol,
David Drummond
Johnston
Footscray, Victoria
342
1891
Apr
Arroll,
Elizabeth
Milliken
Victoria
180
1893
Dec
Arroll,
John Charles
Duncan
Milliken
Kensington, Bourke
Victoria
180
1893
circa
Arrol,
Annie Welsford
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1894
circa
Arrol,
Ethel May
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1895
Dec
Arroll
George Charles
Milliken
Victoria
181
1896
circa
Arrol,
Bessie
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1900
circa
Arrol,
Alexander Dyce
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1902
circa
Arrol,
Mary Isabel
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1906
circa
Arrol,
Hazeldine Dorothy
Welsford
Footscray, Victoria
342
1931
Feb
Arrol,
Yoone
Parkman
Koondrook, Victoria
342
1977
circa
Arrol,
Jo-Ann
Beech
Adelaide, South Australia
320
565
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN AUSTRALIA
1881-1962
SPOUSES
; GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION
PAGE
1881 circa
Arrols,
Patrick
Hartley
New South Wales
377
1883 circa
Arrols,
Henry
Mclntyre
New South Wales
377
1893 24 Feb
Arrol,
Robert
Welsford
Yarraville, Victoria
341
1907 22 Feb
Arroll,
Jane Howat
Wheeler
179
1909 circa
Arrol,
Ellen
Victoria
Norman
341
1910 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Simpson
Haslam
341
1917 14 Apr
Arrol,
Bessie
Bryson
Victoria
342
1917 7 Apr
Arrol,
Ethel May
Murphy
Yarraville, Victoria
342
1919 9 Aug
Arroll,
William Johnsen
Davies
North Melbourne
180
1920 circa
Arroll,
John Charles
Duncan
Munro
Brunswick, Victoria
180,181
1923 22 Sep
Arrol,
Annie Welsford
Cameron
Yarraville, Victoria
342
1923 4 Apr
Arrol,
Isabel Mar}'
Holmes
Victoria
342
1928 4 Aug
Arrol,
Hazeldine Dorothy
Pearce
West Melbourne
342
1930 circa
Arrol,
Alexander Dyce
Parkman
Victoria
342
1942 25 Mar
Arroll,
John Charles
Duncan
Griffiths
180,181
1962 20 Dec
Arrol,
Helen
Schulz
Brisbane, Queensland
172
566
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN AUSTRALIA
1867-1992
YEARE
AY MTH AGE
Sep 40 Arroll,
James
NAME
Jardine
SURNAME LOCATIC
Ballarant, Victoria
)N PAGE
1867 24
163
1885 22
Sep
58
Arrol,
Allen
Unknown
Donald, Victoria
377
1887 7
Dec
0
Arrol,
John
Milliken
Williamstown, Victoria 180
1891 circa
43
Arrol,
Ellen
Silver
Footscray, Victoria
341
1892 28
Dec
1
Arroll,
Elizabeth
Milliken
Victoria
180
1900 16
Oct
34
Arrol,
Mary
Unknown
Kagoorlie.West Australia 377
1903 29
Sep
45
Arroll,
John
Howat
Melbourne, Victoria
179
1910 27
Sep
92
Arrol
Jane
Unknown
Melbourne, Victoria
377
1912 2
Aug
60
Arrol,
Robert
Simpson
Footscray, Victoria
341
1927 24
Aug
42
Arrol,
Robert
Johnston
East Melbourne
341
1927 circa
32
Arroll,
Ruby Ages
Lacey
East Melbourne
377
1933 12
Dec
2
Arrol,
Yoone
Parkman
Barham, New South Wales342
1939 circa
48
Arroll,
Emily Louisa
Holstock
Heidlelberg, Victoria
180,181
1946 28
Jan
89
Arroll,
Janet
Milliken
Melbourne
179
1947 19
Mar
58
Arroll,
Jessie
Milliken
180
1950 23
Nov
54
Arroll
George
Charles
Milliken
Essendon, Victoria
181
1951 13
Jun
47
Arroll,
John Charles
Duncan
Milliken
Victoria
180
1951 12
Jul
62
Arrol,
William
Morris
Johnston
Geelong, Victoria
342
1951 30
Nov
68
Arroll,
Mary Mays
Milliken
Melbourne
179
1960 6
Nov
79
Arroll,
Emily Annie
Buckingham ParkviUe, Victoria
180,181
1978 29
Jun
93
Arroll,
Jane Howat
Milliken
Melbourne
179
1982 27
Jan
51
Arrol,
William
Wilson
Mellon
Brisbane
172
1986 16
Nov
Arroll,
Beryl
Griffiths
Victoria
180,181
1992 8
Jan
44
Arrol,
David
Johnston
Hamill
Adelaide
320
567
INDEX OF ARROL DEATHS IN BELGIUM
1916
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME SURNAME LOCATION PAGE
1916 circa 19 Arrol, James Harding Bragg Ypres, Belgium 306
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN BRAZIL
1883
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1883 4 Apr 38 Arrol, John Hodgart Hodgart Brazil 263
568
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN CANADA
1850-1990
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
SURNAME
LOCATIONPAGE NO.
1850 circa
ArroU,
John
Susan'
Newfoundland
325
1850 28
Aug
Arrol,
Mary
Franklin
Ontario
146
1852 9
Mar
Arrol,
Julia Ann
Franklin
Ontario
146
1855 circa
Arroll,
George W.
' Susan'
Newfoundland
325
1857 circa
Arrol,
Robert
" Susan'
Newfoundland
327
1858 circa
Arrol,
William T.
Franklin
Ontario
146
1859 circa
Arroll,
James
■ Susan'
Newfoundland
327
1861 circa
Arroll,
Catherine
Susan'
Newfoundland
327
1862 26
Mar
Arrol,
Charles Franklin
Franklin
Ontario
146
1863 circa
Arroll,
Margaret
Susan'
Newfoundland
327
1865 circa
Arroll,
Mary
Susan'
Newfoundland
328
1883 30
Oct
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
Alberton, Ontario
226
1884 8
May
Arrol,
Robert
McMannus
Hamilton, Ontario
226
1889 3
Aug
Arrol,
Annie
Pettit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
1891 7
Nov
Arrol,
Jennie E.
Pettit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
1892 18
Aug
Arrol,
Thomas Edward
Snowden
Hamilton, Ontario
232
1899 12
Jan
Arrol,
Kathleen
Pettit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
1912 14
Jan
Arrol,
Kathleen
Murphy
Hamilton, Ontario
226
1914 7
Dec
Arrol,
Emma Mary
Murphy
Hamilton, Ontario
227
1922 25
Jul
Arrol,
Edward Buchanan
MacLachlan
Copeland,
Saskatchewan
211
1924 20
Feb
Arrol,
Ian MacLachlan
MacLachlan
Vanderhoof, B.C.
211
1926 20
May
Arrol,
Ruth
MacLachlan
N. Wellington, B.C.
212
1929 13
Jan
Arrol,
Elsie
MacLachlan
ParksviUe
Vancouver Island
212
1946 23
Sep
Arrol,
Lawrence Gordon
Joseph
Faquin
Windsor, Ontario
218
1948 4
Nov
Arrol,
Angus Conan
Walsh
Blairmore, Alberta
211
1952 15
Jun
Arrol,
Gloria Jean
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
208
1953 9
Sep
Arrol,
Karen Gail
Bishop
Nanaimo, V.I., B.C.
210
1954 1
Mar
Arrol,
Brian George
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
208
1956 6
Oct
Arrol,
Helen
Walsh
Edmonton, Alberta
211
1959 24
Feb
Arrol,
Cheryl Ann
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
209
1961 19
Sep
Arrol,
Craig Steven
Allan
Montreal, Quebec
201
1962 8
Jun
Arrol,
Vicki Lynn
Bishop Nanaimo, V.I., B.C^
210
1964 23
Nov
Arrol,
Shawna Marie
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
209
1968 8
Nov
Arrol,
Shane
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
209
1977 24
Sep
Arrol,
Darren Grant
Margaret
Sudbury, Ontario
202
1979 25
Apr
Arrol,
Robert Adam
Jarczewski
Calgary, Alberta
209
569
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN CANADA
1850 - 1990
YEARD
lAY MTH
Dec Arrol,
NAME
Christopher
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE
NO.
1982 26
Tannahill
Jarczewski
Calgary, Alberta
209
1983 31
Jan
Arroll,
Justine Margaret
Louise
Reynolds
Prince George, B.C.
192
1984 23
Jul
Arroll,
Nicola Esther
Reynolds
Kamloops, B.C.
192
1986 16
May
Arroll,
Michael Colin
Ernest
Reynolds
Vancouver, B.C.
192
1988 15
Oct
Arrol,
David Ryan
da Fonte
Ajax, Ontario
201
1989 13
Dec
Arrol,
Steven Michael
da Fonte
Ajax, Ontario
201
1990 25
Sep
Arrol,
Ryan Bernard
Walter
Marion
Ottawa, Ontario
241
570
INDEX OF ARROL MARRIAGES IN CANADA
1850 - 1991
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1850 circa
Arrol
William
"Susannah"
Ontario
146
1854 27 Jul
Arrol
William
Crittendon
Ontario
146
1855 circa
Arrol
, Robert R.
■ Susan'
Newfoundland
325
1872 circa
Arrol
Julia Ann
Stirch
Ontario
146
1874 circa
Arrol
Mary
Young
Ontario
146
1882 circa
Arrol
James
McMannus
225
1888 circa
Arrol
Walter
Pettit
Ontario
227
1908 circa
Arrol
Robert
Murphy
Hamilton, Ontario
226
1909 circa
Arrol
Robert
Glowinka
226
1920 2
Sep
Arrol
Edward Buchanan MacLachlan
Toronto, Ontario
210,211
1921 26
Sep
Arrol
Margaret Allan
Coulthart
Cooke
Winnipeg, Manitoba
220
1927 circa
Arrol
Sarah
Strange
Windsor, Ontario
206,207
1941 19
Sep
Arrol
Kathleen
Adams
Hamilton, Ontario
226
1943 8
Dec
Arrol
Lillian
Ranger
Nanaimo, V.I., B.C.
209
1947 27
Sep
Arrol
Edward
Buchanan
Walsh
Tintern, Ontario
211
1948 16
Oct
Arrol
Elsie
Moore
Parksville, V.1.,B.C.
212
1950 2
Mar
Arrol
Andrew
Roth
Union Bay, V.1.,B.C.
208
1950 12
Jun
Arrol
Ruth
Peleshok
Tintern, Ontario
212
1951 27
Jan
Arrol
John
Bishop
Nanaimo, V.I.B.C.
210
1961 circa
Arrol
Douglas Provan
Harder
Toronto, Ontario
301
1966 circa
Arrol
Lynn
Unknown
Vancouver Island,
British Columbia
208
1968 20
Apr
Arrol
Gloria Jean
McLean
Rife, Alberta
208
1974 24
May
Arrol
William Stanley Blampied
Montreal, Quebec
201
1976 26
Sep
Arrol
Brian George
Jarczewski
Calgary, Alberta
208
1977 circa
Arrol
Margaret
St. Jean
241
1977 1
Oct
Arrol
Helen
Beach
Calgary, Alberta
211
1979
Jan
Arrol
Marie
Newport
Hamilton, Ontario
291
1979 15
Dec
Arrol
Ian Eraser
Lefebvre
Ottawa, Ontario
240
1980 24
May
Arrol
Cheryl Ann
Ladick
Calgary, Alberta
209
1980 13
Sep
Arrol
William Stanley
Normand
Clarenceville, Quebe
c 201
1982 26
Apr
Arroll
, Bruce
Reynolds
Dundas, Ontario
191
1983 20
Aug
Arrol,
Lynn Allison
Birt
Port Credit, Ontario
201
1986 19
Jun
Arrol
Margaret
Jensen
Kirkland Lake, Ontario 241
1986 27
Sep
Arrol,
Craig Steven
da Fonte
201
1988 27
Aug
Arrol,
Gordon Stanley
McGregor
Montreal, Quebec
201,202
1991 11
May
Arrol,
Vicki Lynn
Bowater
Nanaimo, V.I., B.C.
210
1992 5
Sep
Arrol,
Shawna
Guy
Calgary, Alberta
209
571
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN CANADA
1891 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH
1852 20 Dec 22
1881 31 Mar
1891 26 Dec 2
1894 23 Sep 70
1899 6 Nov 8
1907 5 Nov 85
1913 30 Jan 60
1927 3 Oct 28
1930 10 Nov 80
1935 19 Mar 51
1943 31
1944
Oct
Apr
1949 17 Mar 65
1950 circa
1957 15 Nov 71
1963
Jul
1965 30 Jul
70
77
AGE
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1978 22 Oct 50 Arro
1979 1 Jul 84 Arro
1982 20 Nov 58 Arro
1985 28 Nov 63 Arro
1989 24 Mar 65 Arro
1992 18 Mar 67 Arro
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Susannah Jane
Unknown
Ontario
146
Julia Ann
Unknown
Bleinham, Ontario
146
Annie
Pettit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
Jane Anderson
Rickards
Hamilton, Ontario
225
Jennie E.
Petatit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
Robert
Balfour
Hamilton, Ontario
225
Julia Ann
Unknown
Chatham, Ontario
146
Kathleen
Pettit
Hamilton, Ontario
227
Mary
Unknown
Kent, Ontario
146
Mary Louise
Unknown
Hamilton, Ontario
226
Mary Ann
Unknown
Hamilton, Ontario
227
Walter
Anderson
Hamilton, Ontario
226
Robert
Anderson
Hamilton, Ontario
226
Louis Stewart
Anderson
British Columbia
172
John
Buchanan
Nanaimo, V.I. , B.C.
207
Grace
Bain
Victoria, B.C.
210,211
Edward
Buchanan
Buchanan
Victoria, B.C.
210,211
Lucille
Roth
Calgary, Alberta
209
Elizabeth
Lindsay
Nanaimo, V.I. .B.C.
207
Andrew
Tannahill
Victoria, B.C.
208
Edward
Buchanan
MacLachlan Calgary, Alberta
211
Mar>' Elizabeth
Ryan
Calgary, Alberta
211
Lillian
Tannahill
Nanaimo, V. I, B.C. 209,210
572
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1542 circa
1560 circa
1586 c 16 Oct
1613 circa
1626 circa
1639c 9 Jun
1649c28 Jan
1650c23 May
1664 circa
1666 circa
1690c21 Apr
1742 circa
1746c 6 Jul
1762c 6 Jun
1766c29 Jun
1767c 12 Aug
1771cl7 Mar
1773c29 Jun
1775c 12 Aug
1777c 1 Jun
1780c 9 Dec
1780 circa
1784c25 Apr
1786 circa
1787c 12 Aug
1791 c 6 Mar
1793 circa
1798c25 Feb
1807 circa
1808 circa
1810c29 Apr
1810 circa
1812c 1 Mar
1812 circa
1813 circa
1814c 2 Jan
1816c21 Apr
1810C21 Mar
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Robert
Henry
Katherine
John
Thomas
Samuel
Mary
Elizabeth
Peter
Mary
Peter
Alexander
Peter
William
George
Francis
Jane
Francis
Ann
Alexander
Sarah
Walter
Ralph
Ralph
Francis
Thomas
William
Joseph
James
Margaret
Ann
Ann
James
Alexander
Ann
Thomas
Christiana
Robert
Christian
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
"Ann"
Unknown
"Ann"
Arrol
Watson
Gamble
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Harper
Unknown
Watson
Unknown
Gamble
Watson
Unknown
"Hannah"
Unknown
Unknown
Scott
Unknown
Scott
Unknown
Unknown
Scott
Scott
Scott
DISTRICT
St. Lawrence, London
Banbury, Oxford
Banbury, Oxford
Penrith, Cumberland
St. Dukes Place, London
St Dunstan, London
Naction, Suffolk
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Monk Hesledon, Durham
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Moresby, Cumberland
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Monk Heseldon, Durham
Tweedmouth, North'berland
Greasbrough, Yorkshire
Deptford, London
Deptford, London
Deptford, London
Deptford, London
Deptford, London
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
388
381
381
381
381
381
381
381
381
387
381
385
546
548
385,547
385,547
385,547
385,547
385,547
545
381
385,547
333
545
385,547
387
548
384
388
333,546
382
333,546
381
384
333
333,546
546
573
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT PAGE NO.
1824 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Unknown
Perhaps Tweedmouth
385
1824 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Unknown
385
1830 circa
Arrol,
Ann
383
1830 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Scott
1832 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
384
1834 c26 Oct
ArroU
Mary Ann
"Rebecca"
Manchester, Lancashire
382,546
1839 circa
AroU,
Johann
Unknown
386
1839 4 Mar
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Jane
Anderson
Berwick upon Tweed
384
1839 circa
Arroll
Robert
"Rebecca"
382
1844 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
388
1844 circa
Arroll
Thomas
Unknown
380
1846 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Margaret
TiUick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1847 31 Oct
Arrol,
Sarah
Elizabeth
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1848 10 Jan
Arroll
Jane Elizabeth
Searle
Deptford, London
334
1849 5 Jun
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Margaret
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1849 circa
Arroll
George
Unknown
386
1850 13 Oct
Arrol,
Robert
"Jane"
Deptford, London
546
1850 25 Jul
Arrol,
Robert George
Searle
Deptford, London
334
1850 circa
Arrol,
James
Unknown
383
1850 22 Sep
Arrol,
Mary Ann
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1851 circa
Arrol,
Jane Forbes
Searle
334
1852 17 Oct
Arrol,
George
Alexander
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1853 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Searle
334
1854 13 Jan
Arrol,
Thomas
"Ann"
Ainwick, Northumberland
383
1854 5 Mar
Arrol,
Sarah
Foster
Leeds, Northumberland
329
1855 10 Sep
Arrol,
Mary Ann
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex
333
1855 circa
Arrol,
Robert William
Unknown
382
1857 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
383
1857 17 Jun
Arrol,
Ann
Hatley
Ford, Northumberland
385
1857 5 Aug
Arrol,
Alexander
Henn,'
Tillick
Bromley, Middlesex
333
1858 Mar
Arroll
Maria
Unknown
St. Albans
1859 9 Oct
Arrol,
William
Hatley
Ford, Northumberland
385
1859 13 Oct
Arrol,
William Ralph
Tillick
Bromley, Middlesex
333
574
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY N
Arrol,
NAME
Christina
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE
Searle
NO
1859 circa
335
1862 16 Jun
Arrol,
John
Hatley
Ford, Northumberland
385
1862 circa
Arrol,
Barbara
Unknown
387
1863 circa
Arrol,
Jane
Unknown
386
1864 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
380
1864 circa
Aroll,
Gertrude
Unknown
386
1867 circa
Arrol,
Hugh Bailie
Unknown
382
1869 13 Dec
Arrol,
Alexander
Foster
Huddersfield, York
331
1870 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
382
1870 circa
ArroU
Samuel
Unknown
387
1871 13 Mar
Arrol,
James
Foster
Huddersfield, York
331
1871 circa
Arroll
James
Unknown
386
1874 16 Dec
Arrol,
Alice Jane
Leek
St. Nicholas, Deptford
334
1875 circa
Arrol,
Alec
Unknown
380
1875 1 Oct
Arrol,
Esther Jane
Tyler
St. Nicholas, Deptford
386
1877 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Humphreys
384
1877 circa
Arroll
Mary-
Unknown
387
1878 11 Aug
Arrol,
Jane Boucher
Elizabeth
Humphreys
384
1879 2 Oct
Arrol,
Adelaide
Maud
Leek
Greenwich, Kent
334
1879 4 Nov
Arrol,
George
Humphreys
Newton, Montgomery, Wales
384
1880 14 Jul
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Jane
Tyler
Greenwich, Kent
386
1881 24 Mar
Arrol,
Jane Ann
Sunderland Huddersfield, York
329
1882 12 Apr
Arrol,
Robert
Dickman
Newcastle upon Tyne
335
1882 circa
Arrol,
Jane Ann
Unknown
383
1882 5 Jun
Arrol,
Agnes Louise
Leek
Greenwich, Kent
334
1883 4 Sep
Arrol,
James Stobo
Stobo
Sunderland, Durham
268
1883 11 Sep
Arrol,
George
Dickman
Newcastle upon Tyne
335
1883 1 Nov
Arrol,
George
Charles
Tyler
Greenwich, Kent
386
1883 20 Nov
Arrol,
George
Taylor
Arrol
Newcastle upon Tyne
336
1885 6 May
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Kate
Dickman
Newcastle upon Tyne
335
1885 20 Nov
Arrol,
Agnes Annie
Humphreys
Newtown, Montgomery
384
1886 6 Nov
Arrol,
Jane
Newcastle upon Tyne
336
1887 circa
Arrol,
James
Arrol
Newcastle upon Tyne
336
575
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAl
I DAY MTH
circa Arrol,
NAME
William
SURNAME LOCATION
Dickman Newcastle upon Tyne
PAGE NO.
1887
335
1889 29 Apr
Arrol,
John Charles
Cotton
Nottingham, Nottingham
380
1890
circa
Arrol,
W.
383
1890 5 Mar
Arrol,
Norman
Martin
Huddersfield. Yorkshire
329
1892
circa
Arrol,
Margureta
Unknown
382
1894
circa
Arrol,
Rebecca
Unknown
383
1895
1 Aug
Arrol,
Agnes Mary
McKee
Shepfey, Kent
264
1896
Mar
Arroll
, Lillian
Unknown
Newcastle upon Tyne
387
1897 2 Mar
Arrol,
Charles
McKee
Shepfey, Kent
264
1897
circa
Arrol,
James
Unknown
383
1898
circa
Arroll
, Josephine
Campbell
Unknown
383
1901
26 May
Arroll
, Walter
Lawley
Wakefield, Yorkshire
168
1902 2 Apr
Arrol,
Lily Irwin
Bragg
Prittewell, Yorkshire
306
1902 29 Aug
Arroll
, Ann
Lawley
Wakefield, Yorkshire
168
1902 27 Jul
Arrol,
Charles
Greenveld
Whitechapel, London
380
1903
16 Nov
Arroll
, Eva Maud
Lawley
Wakefield, Yorkshire
168
1904
circa
Arrol,
Marion Hilda
Bragg
307
1905
27 Dec
Arrol,
Vema
Bragg
Prittewell, Essex
307
1906
17 Feb
Arroll
, Alice
Lawley
Wakefield, Yorkshire
169
1907
24 Feb
Arrol,
Herbert
Martin
Cawerley, Yorkshire
330
1907
25 Jun
Arrol,
Ethel Wilson
Hazeldine
Darlmgton, Durham
247
1909
circa
Arroll
, James
Raper
331
1910
19 Mar
Arrol,
William
Broderick
Hazeldine
Darlington, Durham
247
1911
18 Nov
Arrol,
Lucy
Margaret
Bragg
Prittewell, Essex
307
1912
20 Feb
Arrol,
Mary
Unknown
Blyth, Northumberland
1914
20 Jul
Arrol,
Muriel
Raper
Barrow in Fumess
331
1914
10 Nov
Arrol,
Sarah Dorren
Potter
Newcastle uponTyne
Northumberland
335
1915
circa
Arrol,
Archibald
John Charmichael
Or South Africa
144
1915
25 Jul
Arrol,
William John
Bragg
Southend-on-Sea
307
1918
29 Aug
Arrol,
Doris Mary
Philips Charmichael
Much Woolton
144
1927
circa
Arrol,
Walter
Unknown
380
1939
2 Sep
Arrol,
Jane
Knight
Wharfedale, Yorkshire
330
1943
3 Jul
Arrol,
Lynn
Stewart
Aldcrshot, Hantshire
208
576
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH
1943 9 Aug Arrol,
1943 27 Jul Arrol,
1943 1 Feb Arrol,
1944 4 Oct Arrol,
1944 26 Nov Arrol,
1946 24 Jul Arrol,
1948 13 May Arrol,
1948 16 Sep Arrol,
1949 1 Oct Arrol,
1950 17 Feb Arrol,
1950 18 Jun Arrol,
1951 15 Feb Arroll,
1951 16 Dec Arrol,
1952 26 Oct Arrol,
1953 3 Apr Arrol,
1953 11 Apr Arrol,
1953 25 Jun Arrol,
1953 4 Nov Arrol,
1954 27 Jun Arrol,
1954 14 Aug Arrol,
1954 19 Sep Arrol,
1955 7
1955 25
1957 7
1957 7
1960 21
1960 14
1960 31
1961 27
1961 29
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Feb
Apr
Aug
Jun
Aug
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
NAME
Aileen
MacDonald
Thomas
James
John Richard
Thelma Sylvia
George
Michael
Margaret
Agnes
Allan George
Andrew Clive
Auchlincloss
Peter Sydney
David John
Simon James
Trevor John
Alexandra
Mary
Geoffrey
Susan Ann
Raymond
John
June Patricia
William
Jeanette
Elizabeth
Allan Edward
Archibald
Simon
Walter James
Yvonne
Ann Eileen
Margaret
Ian John
Thomas
Allison
Clive Robert
Jacqueline
Elizabeth Ann
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
Stromont Birmingham 175
Kyle Hendon, North London 253
Knight Bradford 330
Bjelland Bootle, Liverpool 322
McGrath Hendon, North London 262
Bjelland Walton Park, Liverpool 322
Symonds Islington 285
Leech Romford, Essex 141
Tandy Watford
Bjelland Bootle, Liverpool 322
Maxwell Abington, Berkshire 308
Packer Burnley 315
McGrath Wandsworth 262
Johnson Watford, Hertford 202
Trudgill Bradford 380
Grainger Gloucester 246
McGrath Battersea, London 263
Lapworth Coventry 244
Grainger Gloucester 246
Trudgill Bradford 380
Leech Taunton, Somerset 142
Lapworth Coventry 244
Packer Burnley, Lancashire 315
Grainger Gloucester 246
Cole London 241
Grainger Gloucester 246
Lapworth Coventry 244
Curran Oldham 242
Grainger Gloucester 246
Lapworth Coventry
245
577
INDEX OF ARROL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1542 - 1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE
NO.
1962 circa
Arro
, Amanda Lorraine
Steele
388
1964 2
Mar
Arro
, Walter Cameron
Cole
North Shields
241
1964 20
Jun
Arro
, Mandy Karen
Grainger
Gloucester
247
1965 17
Oct
Arro
, Steven
Lapworth
Coventry
245
1965 19
Sep
Arro!
, Mark Hazeldine
Grainger
Gloucester
247
1966 15
Jan
Arro!
, Jacqueline
Margaret
McGrath
Lambeth, London
263
1969 21
Aug
Arro!
, Angela
Curran
Sunderland
242
1970 1
Jul
Arro!
, Mark Steven
Batty
Burnley
330
1972 18
Jun
Arro!
, Winifred Rose
Parker
Westminster, London
142
1973 2
Mar
Arroi
, Louise Jane
Batty
Burnley
330
1974 22
Feb
Arrol
, Helen Provan
Wright
Isleworth, Middlesex
303
1974 20
Nov
Arrol
, Christopher William Cleverley
Walsgrave, Coventr>'
244
1974 4
Dec
Arrol
, Luke Colin Alista
r Parker
Westminster, London
142
1975 15
Oct
Arrol
, Daniel James
Potter
Lambeth, London
262
1976 18
Aug
Arrol
, Steven Robert Alan Arrol
Gloucester
246
1977 7
Jun
Arrol
, Richard Stuart
Cleverley
Coventry
244
1977 23
Jul
Arrol
, Alexander Provan
Wright
Kingston upon Thames
303
1979 7
Mar
Arrol
, Emma Louise
Arrol
Coventry
245
1980 10
Oct
Arrol
, Kelly Charmine
Symons
Coventry
245
1981 19
Feb
Arrol
, Loma Provan
Wright
Isleworth, Middlesex
303
1981 28
Nov
Arrol
, Clare Michelle
Cleverley
Coventry
244
1981 22
Dec
Afro]
, Katherine Louise
Chapman
Coventry
315
1982 31
Jul
Arrol
, Deborah
Joanne
Zakostowicz
Coventry
244
1982 17
Oct
Arrol
, Lindsay, Ann
Cleverly
Coventry
244
1983 14
May
Arrol
, Allan
Arrol
Sunderland
242
1983 20
Aug
Arrol
, Natalie Ann
Symons
Coventry
245
1985 11
Apr
Arrol
, David John
Hodgson
Bradford
331
1985 4
Aug
Arrol
, Rose Francis
Cooke
Shrewsbury Shropshire
142
1986 21
Dec
Arrol
, Alexandra Shahrzad
Hamzavi
Hamzavi-Rad
Humberside
308
1987 23
May
Arrol
, Kirsty Louise
Steele
Gloucester
388
1988 23
Mar
Arrol
, Rachel Louise
Hodgson
Bradford
331
1988 21
Nov
Arrol
, Amy
Tyrrell
Coventr>'
245
1989 27
Feb
Arro]
, Hayley Francesca
Hale
Watford
202
1989 19
May
Arrol
, Kirstie
Symons
Coventry
245
1989 11
Sep
Arrol
, Kerrie
Arrol
Coventry
245
1990 6
Jul
Arrol
, Jessica
Tyrrell
Coventry
245
1992 2
Aug
Arrol
, Jack Frazer
Hale
Watford
202
578
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1987
SPOUSES GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1567 circa
Arroll
, Robert
Jane Miles
Petworth, Sussex 388
1637 31 Aug
Arroll
, John
Susanna Richton
Banbury, Oxford 547
1689 circa
Arrol,
Peter
"Ann"
381
1690 21 Apr
Arroll
, Mary
Christo
Freeman
Saint Duke's Place
London 387,546
1767 15 Dec
Arrol,
Alexander
Ann Watson
Tweedmouth,
Northumberland 385,547
1771 1 Dec
Arroll
, Jane
James Reid
Westminister, St. Martin
in the Fields, London 547
1780 9 Dec
Arrol,
William
Sarah Harper
Moresby, Cumberland 545
1799 18 Jun
Arrol,
Ann
Roger Langdon
Bath, Weston, Somerset 548
1802 5 May
Arroll
, John
Lowe
Stoke Damerel, Devon 545
1805 15 Oct
Arroll
, Walter
Mary Bizilly
Newcastle upon Tyne, All
Saints, North'berland 381,547
1806 16 Dec
Arrol,
Ralph
Christian Scott
Deptford, St. Paul Kent 333
1819 circa
Arrol,
William
"Mary"
387
1832 22 Jan
Arroll
, Margaret Ann Benjamin Grist
Surrey 388,548
1834 26 Oct
Arroll
, James
"Rebecca"
Manchester, Lancashire 382
1834 26 Oct
Arrol,
William
Rachel
Key
Manchester, Cathedral
Lancashire 255,546
1835 13 Jul
Arrol,
Ann
James
Shiret
Woolwich, Saint Mary
Magdalen, Kent 381,545
1838 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Anderson
384
1842 15 May
Arrol,
Robert
Searle
Minster, Kent 333
1846 18 Apr
Arrol,
Alexander
Tillick
Poplar, Middlesex 333
1849 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Phillis Alice
Heatley
Coldstream, Tweedmouth 385
1855 21 Oct
Arroll
, Mary Ann
Richards
Woolwich, Kent 382
1856 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Hately
385
1864 10 Jul
Arroll
, Robert
Carson
Woolwich, Kent 382
1866 9 Jul
Arrol,
Sarah
Frederick
Limehouse, St. John
Elizabeth
Crockford
Evangelist, London 333,546
1868 19 Apr
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Henry James
Limehouse, Saint John
Margaret
Holden
Evangelist, London 333,546
1871 21 May
Arroll
, Jane Eliza
Culhs
St. Olave, Surrey 334
1873 7 Dec
Arrol,
Robert
George
Leek
St. John,Deptford, Kent 334
1874 circa
Arroll
, George
Tyler
386
1876 23 Dec
Arrol,
John
Humphreys Newtown.Montgomery, Wales384
1879 21 Apr
Arrol,
Jane Forbes
Markey
Newcastle upon Tyne 334
579
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1987
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1880 24
Mar
Arrol,
Walter
Bateman
Clapham Park, London
142
1880 29
May
Arrol,
Robert
Sunderland
Bramley
329
1880 27
Oct
Arrol,
William
Auchincloss
Bateman
Streatham, Surrey
140
1881 20
Jun
Arrol,
Robert
Dickman
Northumberland
334
1882 15
Jun
Arrol,
William
Graham
Middlesex
254
1883 13
Jun
Arrol,
Sarah
Foster
Huddersfield
329
1883 3
Dec
Arroll
, William
Pink
Portsea Island
198
1884 27
Sep
Arrol,
Jane
Hack
Southampton
386
1885 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Snowden
Shadwell
228
1888 circa
Arrol,
John
Cotton
380
1888 24
Sep
Arrol,
John Crosby
Martin
Huddersfield
329
1891 28
Mar
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Dickson
Huddersfield
331
1891 11
Jun
Arrol,
Christina
Evans
Newcastle upon Tyne335,336
1894 1
Aug
Aroll,
Gertrude
Hamel
Old Town, London
386
1894 28
Aug
Arrol,
Charles
McKee
Sheppey, Kent
264
1894 30
Oct
Arrol,
Annie
Blackburn
Huddersfield
331
1895 4
Jul
Arrol,
William
Bragg
Kensington, London
306
1896 circa
Arroll
, James
Clara Lydia
386
1897 22
Aug
Arrol,
Alice Jane
Dadd
Greenwich, London
334
1900 27
Oct
Arroll
, Duncan
Campbell
Lawley
Wakefield, York
168
1900 circa
Arrol,
Alec
Greenveld
380
1901 10
Apr
Arrol,
Frances Lilian
Milner
Northumberland
143
1901 11
Aug
Arrol,
Robert
Clarke
Essex
382
1903 24
May
Arrol,
Agnes Louise
Sisson
Deptford, London
334
1905 15
Apr
Arrol,
Jane Ann
Trotter
Northumberland
383
1906 21
Feb
Arrol,
Elizabeth Kate
Cobb
Newcastle-on-Tyne
335
1909 23
Jun
Arrol,
Archibald
Theodore
Hervey
Colmer, Southamptonl40,141
1909 18
Sep
Arrol,
George Young
Rowan
Brikenham
262
1912 20
Apr
Arrol,
Iris
Davidson
St. Mary, Surrey
143
1912 14
Aug
Arrol,
Jane Ann
Blamires
Leeds, York
329
1912 9
Sep
Arrol,
George
Potter
Newcastle-on-Tyne
335
1912 14
Oct
Arrol,
James
Raper
Knaresborough, York
331
1913 12
Jan
Arrol,
Agnes Annie
Da vies
Glamorgan, Wales
384
1916 28
May
Arrol,
Agnes Mary
Stallon
Sheemess, Kent
264
1917 24
Dec
Arrol,
Margureta
Cook
Saint Pancras, London
382
1919 circa
Arrol,
Rebecca
Mason
383
1920 24
Nov
Arrol,
Barbara
Morris
Carlisle, Cumberland
387
580
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1987
YEAR DAY MTH
1921 26 Dec Arro
1923 3 Mar Arro
1924 10 Jan Arro
1925 11 Apr Arro
1925 20 Aug Arro
1927 20 Jun Arro
1928 1 Oct Arro
1929 27 Jul Arro
1931 3 Oct Arro
1934 6 Aug Arro
1937 9 Oct Arro
1938 31 Oct Arro
1939 24 Apr Arro
1939 19 Aug Arro
1939 Jun Arro
1940 22 Jun Arro
1940 9 Aug Arro
1942 16 Apr Arro
1942 5 Dec Arro
1943 10 Feb Arro
1943 27
Mar
Arro
1944 12
Feb
Arro
1944 28
Oct
Arro
1946 27
Oct
Arro
1946 28
Dec
Arro
1950 4
Mar
Arro
1950 circa
Arro
1951 27
Oct
Arro
1951 1
Sep
Arro
1952 circa
Arro
1952 21
Jun
Arro
1953 28 Mar Arro
1953 Dec Arro
1959 3 Jan Arro
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Ann
Pratt
Wakefield, York
168
Thomas
Moore
Wandsworth, London 251
Beatrice Violet
Ramsay
Kensington, London
143
Eva Maud
Hinchcliffe
Wakefield, York
168
Florence Annie
Bamfert
Prittlewell, Essex
306
Robert
Grant/Potts
Newcastle-on-Tyne
335
Elsie Robertson
Collie
Hampstead, London
257
Marion Hilda
Windish
Rochford, Essex
307
Vema
Argent
Rochford, Essex
307
Herbert
Knight
Wharfedale, York
330
Lily Irwin
Brown
Bristol
306
Rebecca
Cox
Chelsea, London
383
Muriel
Midgley
Blackpool
331
William John
Maxwell
Southend on Sea
307
Doris G.
Reed
Bristol
Sarah Doreen
McLachlan
Newcastle upon Tyne 335
Elizabeth Winifred
Hervey
Hume
Gateshead
142
Andrew
Stewart
Alton, Southampton
207
Alexander
Provan
Watts
Derby
302
Elizabeth
Withers
Robinson
Durham
282,283
James
McGrath
Marylebone
262
Jeanie
Deegan
Islington
294
John
Robinson
Ormskirk, Lancaster
281
Allen Bell
Symonds
Islington
285
David Johnston
Bjelland
Bootle, Liverpool
320,321
George
Packer
Burnley, Lancashire
314,315
William
Johnson/Walton
199,200
Walter
Trudgill
Staincliffe, York
380
William
Harrison
Can-
Morton, Surrey
354
Walter
Lapworth
243
Robert
Hazeldine
Grainger
Gloucester
245
James
Crookston
Hendley
Wolverhampton
261
Beatrice M.D.
Miller
Maidstone
Allan
Curran
Oldham
241
581
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1987
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEARE
)AY MTH
Jan Arrol
NAME
, Walter Provan
SURNAME
Keech
LOCATION PAGE
Brighton
NO.
196012
301
1963 29
Mar
Arrol
, Thelma Sylvia
Ritson
Bootle, Liverpool
322
1964 2
Sep
Arrol
Jane
Ratcliffe
Bradford, York
330
1964 5
Sep
Arrol
, Joan Gibson
Porgess
Birmingham
302
196517
Sep
Arrol
, John Richard
Batty
Worth Valley, York
330
196623
Jul
Arrol
, Margaret Agnes
Ritson
Litherland Lancaster
322
1967 14
Sep
Arrol
1, James
Armstrong
Bradford, Yorkshire
331
1967 29
Dec
Arrol
, Thomas James
Anderson
253
196727
Oct
Arrol
, George Michael
Potter
Lambeth, London
262
1969 6
Dec
Arrol
, William Provan
Wright
Richmond, Surrey
303
197021
Jun
Arrol
, Alexandra Mary
Biemacki
Lambeth, London
262
197025
Jul
Arrol
, Andrew Clive
Auchincloss
Parker
Hampshire
141
1971 11
Dec
Arrol
, Jeanette Elizabeth
Ruby
Cross
Gloucester
246
197222
Apr
Arrol
, William
Norman
Wafford 199,200
1972 11
Aug
Arrol
, Denise
Danks
Kensington
191
197321
Jul
Arrol
, Trevor John
Chapman
Pontypridd, South Wales 315
197323
Jul
Arrol
, Rene
Allen
Bradford, York
380
1973 11
Aug
Arrol
, Allan George
Harris
Fulham, Hammersmith
285
1974 5
Oct
Arrol
, William
Cleverley
Coventry
244
1976 5
Mar
Arrol
, Walter James
Blenkinsop
Coventry
244
197613
Oct
Arrol
, Raymond John
Langford
Gloucester
246
1976 4
Dec
Arrol
, Jeanette Elizabeth
Ruby
Moore
Gloucester
246
1977 16
Apr
Arrol
, Ann Eileen
Chidlow
Gloucester
246
197922
Sep
Arrol
, Thomas
Sy^mons
Foleshiil, Coventry
244
197920
Oct
Arrol
, Theresa
Whiteside
Blackpool, Lancashire
244
198011
Aug
Arrol
, John Richard
Hodgson
Wharfedale, Leeds
330
1981 10
May
Arrol
, Alexandra Mary
Atkins
Coventry
262
1982 19
Feb
Arrol
, Walter James
Zakostowicz
244
1982 1
May
Arrol
, Archibald Simon
Cooke
Shrewsbury
142
198210
Jul
Arrol
, Yvonne
Taylor
Burnley, Lancashire
315
1984 16
Nov
Arrol
, Mandy Karen
Bradley
Gloucester
247
198526
Mar
Arrol
, Simon James
Hamsavi-Rad
Louth, Lincolnshire
308
1987 16
Jan
Arrol
, Mark Hazeldine
Jennings
Mendip, Somerset
247
198730
May
Arrol
, Geoffrey
Hale
Dunstable, Bedfordshire
202
1987 12
Sep
Arrol
, Steven
Tyrrell
Coventry
245
1992 19
Oct
Arrol
, Jacqueline Margaret Barker
Nympsfield,
Gloucestershire
263
582
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN ENGLAND
1847 - 1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME SURNAME DISTRICT PAGE NO
1847 4
Feb 52
Arrol
, Mary
Unknown
Westminster
387
1852 19
Sep 2
Arrol
, Mary Ann
Tillick
Poplar
333
185324
Sep 1
Arrol
, George Alexander
Tillick
Poplar
333
185529
Dec 0
Arrol
, Mary Ann
Tillick
Poplar
333
185523
Mar 77
Arrol
1, Alexander
Unknown
Berwick
385
185717
Jun 0
Arrol
, Ann
Hately
Northumberland
385
185815
Feb 1
Arrol
, Alexander Henry
Tillick
Bow and Bromley
333
185827
Sep 77
Arrol
, Christina
Unknown
Deptford, Kent
333
186217
Apr 2
Arrol
, William Ralph
Tillick
Deptford, Kent
333
1866 5
Oct 22
Arrol
, John
Unknown
Tottenham
388
186729
Nov 39
Arrol
1, Robert
Unknown
Greenwich
382
1870 2
Jan 0
Arrol
, Alexander
Foster
Huddersfield
331
1870 7
Apr 15
Arrol
, Matthew
Foster
Huddersfield
329
187112
Jan 59
Arrol
, Rachel
Unknown
Manchester Lancaster 255
1874 6
Oct 74
Arrol
1, James
Unknown
St. Germans, Devon
382
1875 1
Feb 73
Arrol
1, Rebecca
Unknown
St. Germans, Devon
382
1877 13
Oct 61
Arrol
1, Robert
Scott
Greenwich, Kent
1882 13
Oct 2
Arrol
1, Elizabeth
Tyler
Greenwich, Kent
386
188429
Apr 0
Arrol
, George Charles
Tyler
Greenwich, Kent
386
188628
Nov 74
Arrol
, William
Allen
Manchester, Lancaster255
188827
Nov 1
Arrol
, James
Arrol
Newcastle upon Tyne
336
188916
May 0
Arrol
, John Charles
Cotton
Nottingham
380
189113
May 62
Arrol
, Christina
Searle
Newcastle upon Tyne
333
1894 18
Apr 36
Arrol
, Mary Susannah
Humphreys
Montgomery, Wales
384
1895 5
Nov 18
Arrol
1, Mary
Unknown
Stroud, Kent
387
1896 3
Aug 0
Arrol
1, Lillian
Unknown
Newcastle upon Tyne
387
1898 2
Jan 68
Arrol
, Robert
Scott
Northumberland
333
190013
Mar 69
Arrol
1, George
Unknown
Huddersfield
329
190127
May 0
Arrol
1, Walter
Lawley
Wakefield, York
168
1902 9
Sep 83
Arrol
, Jane
Unknown
Lewisham, London
1903 21
Nov 53
Arrol
, Robert George
Unknown
Lewisham, London
334
190615
Oct 0
Arrol
1, Alice
Lawley
Wakefield, York
169
1906 13
Nov 25
Arrol
1, Jane
Unknown
Wakefield, York
168
190615
Nov 86
Arrol
1, Alexander
Unknown
Streatham, London
333
190711
Feb 30
Arrol
1, Duncan Campbell
Colquhoun
Wakefield, York
168
1908 23
Jul 61
Arrol
, Charles
Hodgart
Paddington, London
264
190913
Apr 12
Arrol
, James
Unknown
Bedford, Bedford
383
190921
Sep 45
Arrol
, Elizabeth
191224
Feb 43
Arrol
, George
Unknown
Huddersfield
331
191523
Feb 91
Arrol
, Sarah
Unknown
Bromley, London
333
583
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT PAGE NO.
1915 17
Jun
83
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Unknown
Barrow in Fumess 329
1916 13
Jul
56
Arrol
, John Crosby
Unknown
Idle, Bradford 329
1916 31
Aug
55
Arrol
, Charlotte
Unknown
Sheemess, Kent 264
1917 24
Aug
37
Arrol
1, Richard Hubbard
McLay
Hampstead 186,187
1921 20
Dec
63
Arrol
, Mary
Unknown
Wortley, Leeds 329
1923 20
Apr
79
Arrol
1, Thomas
Unknown
Victoria, London 380
1925 28
Mar
56
Arrol
, William
Unknown
Southend-on-Sea 306
1927 2
Sep
70
Arrol
, Sarah Ann
Unknown
Northumberland 334
1930 1
Apr
68
Arrol
. Ellen
Unknown
Kirkham, Lancaster
1930 8
Oct
77
Arrol
, Robert
Searle
Northumberland 334
1932 29
Jan
56
Arrol
, Mary Ann
Margaret
Moore
Battersea, London 251
1933 13
May
86
Arrol
, Walter
Auchincloss
Worthing 142,143
1934 4
Apr
56
Arrol
, William Philips
Philips
St. Mary, London 144
1934 8
Feb
75
Arrol
, Beatrice May
Bateman
Worthing 142,143
1934 7
Jan
80
Arrol
, Sarah Ann
Leek
Dartford, Kent 334
1936 27
Mar
63
Arrol
1, Clara Lydia
Unknown
Bromley North, Kent 386
1936 22
Oct
70
Arrol
, Thomas
Thomson
Battersea, London 251
1937 30
Dec
90
Arrol
, Helen
Waddell
Hampstead, London 254
1939 17
Oct
69
Arrol
, Ruth Hannah
Bragg
Essex 306
1941 20
Jan
84
Arrol
, Robert
Unknown
Leeds, York
1941 16
Dec
60
Arrol
, Archibald
Theodore
Bateman
Durham 140,141
1942 18
Oct
60
Arrol
, Robert
Dickman
Newcastle upon Tyne 335
1944 20
Nov 61
Arrol
, George (Evans)
Arrol
Newcastle upon Tyne 336
1948 16
Dec
80
Arrol
, Nellie
Clarke
Enfield, Middlesex 382
1950 1
Mar
66
Arrol
, George
Dickman
Newcastle upon Tyne 335
1950 14
Jun
82
Arrol
, Christina
Martin
Bradford 329
1951 8
Aug
79
Arrol
, Robert
Unknown
Enfield, Middlesex 382
1951 24
Dec
72
Arrol
, Annie Maria
Raper
Blackpool 331
1954 19
Jan
77
Arrol
, Elsie Robertson
Robertson
Hampstead, L'don 257,258
1954 16
Feb
73
Arrol
, George Young
Young
Streatham, London 262
1956 3
Apr
85
Arrol
, James
Taylor
Blackpool 331
1957 circa
27
Arrol
, Robert
Ruddy
English Channel 284
1961 19
Mar
71
Arrol
, Sarah Ann
Potter
Tynemouth 335
1963 14
Apr
44
Arrol
, Allan Bell
McMinigal
Wandsworth 285
1963 10
Aug
82
Arrol
, Agnes
Rowan
Battersea, London 262
1966 13
Jan
79
Arrol
, Jessie
Potts
Newcastle upon Tyne 335
1966 5
Mar
68
Arrol
, Josephine
Campbell
Unknown
Hove, East Sussex 383
584
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
1567 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH
1966 21 Oct 59
1968 24 May 88
1969 15 Jan 75
1970 28 Oct 58
1974 25 Feb 65
1977 11
1987 21
1991
1992 15
Dec 68
Nov 78
Sep 47
Jan 72
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
AGE NAME SURNAME DISTRICT PAGE NO.
Arrol, Herbert Martin Wharfedale, York 330
Arrol, Adelaide Maud Unknown Greenford, Ealing 334
Arrol, Norman Martin Bradford 329
Arrol, Mary Walton Hempstead, Hertford 200
Arrol, Doris (Delores) Lisboa Clapham, London 193
Arrol, William Stewart Spalding, Lincoln 200
Arrol, Margaret Lucy Home Uckfield, East Sussex 301
Arrol, Thelma Sylvia Bjelland 322
Arrol, David Johnston Johnston Bootle 321
585
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN FRANCE
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1916 1 Jul Arrol, William
1916 25 Jul Arrol, Colin Archibald
1916 8 Oct Arrol, Robert
1916 10 Nov ArroU, John
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
Dickman Flanders 335
Bateman Maricourt 143
Coulthart 213
Unknown 164
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN GERMANY
MOTHERS
YEAR DAY MTH NAME SURNAME
1920 circa Arrol, Sophie Elizabeth Unknown
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
140
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN INDIA
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1944 circa Arroll, Graham
1957 16 Apr Arrol, Keith
1960 circa Arroll, Walter Michael
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Lisboa
Campbell
de Souza
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Bombay 193
Calcutta 284
Bombay 194
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN INDIA
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1943 circa Arroll,
Richard Hubbard
Lisboa
Bombay 193
1978 circa Arroll,
Richard Hubbard
de Souza
Bombay 193
1991 circa Arroll,
Walter Michael
•Rita'
Bombay 194
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN INDIA
MOTHERS
YEAR DAY MTH NAME SURNAME
1989 22 Mar Arroll, Richard Hubbard Kinghom
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Bombay 193
586
INDEX OF BIRTHS IN IRELAND
YEAR DAY MTH
1962 circa
MOTHERS
NAME SURNAME
Arroll, Dorothee Muntz
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Corke 327
INDEX OF MARRIAGES IN KOREA
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SPOUSES
SURNAME
1973 13 Apr May Arrol, Robert John Ok Cha
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Seoul, Korea 215
587
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN NEW ZEALAND
1866 - 1990
YEAR DAY MTH
1866 circa Arro
1875 14 Feb Arro
1877 20 Mar Arro
1880 24 Sep Arro
1888 27 Mar Arro
1889 28 Dec Arro
1893 31 Mar Arro
1896 circa Arro
1901 18 Jun Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro!
Arro
Arro
Arro!
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1902 11
Nov
1903 10
Aug
1907 10
Apr
1909 13
Feb
1914 1
Oct
1918 16
Dec
1919 31
Dec
1921 2
May
1946 circa
1948 circa
1949 3
Apr
1950 10
Mar
1950 6
Jun
1951 15
Jun
1952 15
Aug
1953 24
Dec
1958 12
Apr
1964 22
Apr
1970 8
Oct
1971 13
Dec
1972 circa
1973 31
Jan
1973 9
May
1974 circa
1975 5
Apr
1975 8
Jul
1976 13
Sep
1976 circa
1978 circa
1978 18
Jul
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Mary
Unknown
377
James
McDonald
Kaitangata
163
Mary
McDonald
Kaitangata
164
John
Raine
Kaitangata
164
Janet Bertha
Graham
Napier
254
James
Graham
West Clive
255
Elizabeth
Graham
Motinoa
255
William
Graham
Stratford
255
Roderick James
MacDonald
Raine
Wellington
163
Roy Herbert
Raine
Christchurch
163
Ida Catherine
Raine
Christchurch
163
Ernest Bryson
Cole
Napier
161,379
Mary Agnes
Cole
Napier
161,379
Jean Margaret
Cole
Port Ahuriri
161,379
Margaret Winifred
Horton
Port Chevalier
190
James Douglas
Kelly
Auckland
255
Colin John
Horton
Auckland
191
John (a)
Ogilvie
270
Michael (a)
Ogilvie
270
Robert James
Jensen
Matamata
271
Denise
Hastie
Auckland
191
Janice Margaret
Jensen
Edgecumbe
272
Denis John
Jensen
Whakatane
272
Bruce
Hastie
Auckland
191
Ashley Carson
Jensen
Mangakingo
273
Scott Duncan
Jensen
Mangakingo
273
Lee Milton
Jensen
Hamilton
273
Lisa Karyn
Ngapo
Paeroa
272
Shane Michael
Lyon
270
Brendan
Lyon
270
LeeAnne Kylie
Ngapo
Tokoroa
272
Kristie
Lyon
270
Jolene
Lyon
270
Carson Josef
Ngapo
Tokoroa
272
Robert Glynn
Waipouri
Hamilton
273
Philip Ardra
Heller
Tauranga
273
Tony
McVicar
Edgecumbe
270
Tracy
McVicar
Edgecumbe
270
Taylor Mathew
Heller
Tauranga
273
588
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN NEW ZEALAND
1866 - 1990
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1979 11 Apr Arrol,
Rebekah Mae
Cairns
Tauranga 273
1981 24 Mar Arrol,
Nikayla Janice
Heller
Te Puke 273
1985 7 Mar Arrol,
Jessica Margaret
Morrison
Auckland 275
1990 23 Oct Arrol,
Mathew Patrick
Morrison
Auckland 275
(a) adopted child
589
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN NEW ZEALAND
1873 - 1991
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1873 11
Apr
Arro
1, William
McCahon
Dunedin
162
1875 18
Dec
Arro
1, John
McDonald
North Molynelux 163
1884 5
Dec
Arro
1, William
Tofts
Dunedin
162
1889 4
May
Arro
, James McDonald
Dodd
Christchurch
163
1906 7
Jul
Arro
1, Robert Ernest
Cole
Napier
161
1907 8
Apr
Arro
, Janet Bethia
Galbraith
Auckland
254
191329
Oct
Arro
, Elizabeth
Longvilie
Auckland
255
1917 1
Dec
Arro
1, James Kinghom
Horton
Auckland
190
1919 4
Sep
Arro
, James
Kelly/Reid
Auckland
255
192029
Sep
Arro
, William
McQueen
Auckland
255
192029
Dec
Arro
, James McDonald
Carpenter
Addington
163
1925 circa
Arro
1, James Kinghom
O'Keefe
190
1928 9
May
Arro
, Janet
Arrol Scott
Opotiki
270
1935 circa
Arro
, Marion Carson
Gordon
Opotiki
270
1937 circa
Arro
, Issac Walker
Unknown
Opotiki
269
1944 circa
Arro
1, Margaret Winifred
Skelton
190,191
194723
Aug
Arro
1, Colin John
Hastie
Auckland
191
194812
Jun
Arro
, Robert Carson
Jensen
Edgecumbe
271
1950 17
Jun
Arro
, Margaret
Storer
Opotiki
275
1952 18
Nov
Arro
, John Mathew
Morrison
Papakura
274
196827
Jul
Arro
, Isabella Simpson
Stobo
Batey
Opotiki
276
197124
Jul
Arro
, Michael
Lyon
270
197125
Sep
Arro
, Robert James
Ngapo
Paeroa
271,272
1971 11
Dec
Arro
, Janice Margaret
McKeany
Mangakingo
272
1972 7
Jul
Arro
, Denis John
Waipouri
Pataruru
272
1974 circa
Ano
. John Stobo
Low
Auckland
274
1974 13
Apr
Arro!
, Ashley Carson
Heller
Mangakingo
273
1975 circa
Arro!
, Marie
Searle
Whakatane
275
1975 circa
Arro!
, John
Mc Vicar
270
1976 1
Feb
Arro!
1, Denise
Muller
191
197826
May
Arrol
, Scott Duncan
Cairns
Whakatane
273
1991 2
Mar
Arrol
, Lee Milton
'Debra'
Auckland
273,274
590
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN NEW ZEALAND
1867 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
186724 Sep 40 Airol
188129 Sep 42 Arrol
1890 31 Aug 56 Arrol
1895 4 Apr 55 Arrol
1902 20 Sep 1 Arrol
191018 May 28 Arrol
191723 Jul 40 Arrol
1919 6 Oct 29 Arrol
193516 Aug 67 Arrol
1948 80 Arrol
1958 24 Feb 75 Arrol
1967 29 Dec 61 Arrol
1972 31 Mar 72 Arrol
1972 8 Apr 80 Arrol
1973 3
May
53
Arrol
1973 3
Jul
0
Arrol
197824
Jan
87
Arrol
1982 5
Feb
72
Arrol
198925
Sep
19
Arrol
1991 8
Oct
66
Arrol
MOTHERS
NAME
SURNAME
James
Jane Ann
Unknown
John
Jardine
Catherine Cameron
McLean
Unknown
Roderick Jame
!S
McDonald
Dodd
William
Alice Maude
Raine
James
Archibald
Margaret
James Stobo
Issac Walker
Esther Alice
Hamilton
Raine
Graham
Hubbard
Stobo
McPeak
Horton
James
Mowbray Kinghom
Robert Carson McPeak
Kirstie Lyon
Margaret Stobo Stobo
Janet McPeak
Shane Michael Lyon
Andree
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Ballarant, Victoria 163
Dunedin 162
Kaitangata 163
Kaitangata
Christchurch
Auckland
Franklin Junction
Auckland
Christchurch
Marbarth
Opotaki (At sea)
Whakatane
Birkenhead,
Auckland
Wellington
Tokoroa
Opotiki
Te Puke
Whakatane
Auckland
163
163
254
163
255
190
268
269,270
190
190
271
270
268
270
270
274
591
INDEX OF ARROLL DEATHS IN NIGERIA
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1941 21 Jan Arroll, Foreman
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
SURNAME DISTRICT PAGE NO.
Unknown Lagos, Nigeria 82
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
1800 - 1928
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
1800 circa Arrol,
John
Unknown
346
1807 circa Arrol,
Jane
Unknown
Castlemellon
1830 circa Arrol,
Grace
Unknown
Ballymena
371
185718
May Arrol,
Alexander*
Allan
Rocktown
362,423
1888 7
Jan Arrol,
Jane
Elizabeth
Cabragh
1892 30
Aug Arrol,
Dora
Cabragh
191027
Feb Arrol,
Thomas
Cabragh
191222
Feb Arroll,
Annie
Matilda
Rocktown
1920 20
Jan Arrol,
Andrew
Tannahill
Belfast
207
1924 2
Apr Arrol,
Lillian
Tannahill
Belfast
209
192816
Sep Arrol,
John
Tannahill
Belfast
210
Alexander's name was spelled Arrell at birth, however it was later changed to Arrol.
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN NORTHERN IRELAND
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1830 circa Arrol, John
1853 8 Jun Arrol, Matilda
185920 May Arrol, Thomas
1912 9 Feb Arroll, Sarah
1919 12 Jul Arrol, Mary Finnen
1919 25 Nov Arrol, Alice Black
1921 circa Arroll, Margaret Haddow
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
SURNAME
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
Campbell
346
McQuillan
Curran,
Londonderry
346,443
Quail
Belfast
222
McNamara
Belfast
222
Bowman
314
592
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROL DEATHS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1881
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Strabane
1902
Arrol,
John
Belfast
1908
Arrol,
Dora
Cabragh
1912
Arrol,
Alexander
Cabragh
1924 circa
Arrol,
Annie Lindsay
Tannahill
MOTHERS REGISTERGENEALOGY
SURNAME DISTRICT NO. PAGE NO.
352
154
329
414
Belfast 234 207
INDEX OF ARROL DEATHS IN NORTH AFRICA
YEAR DAY MTH
1943 30 Mar Arrol,
NAME
John Milligan
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Milligan
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
314
593
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1560
circa
Arrol,
Duncan
Unknown
Luss, Dumbartonshire
1600
circa
Arrol,
Walter
Unknown
Caldervan, Buchanan
Stirlingshire
139
1604
circa
Arroll
Duncan
Unknown
372
1624
circa
Arroll
Duncan
Unknown
370
1625
circa
Arrol,
John
Walter Arrol
Cashell, Buchanan
Stirlingshire
139
1625
circa
Arrol,
Duncan
Walter Arrol
139
1625
circa
Arrol,
Ellen
Walter Arrol
139
1625
circa
Arrol,
Janet
Walter Arrol
139
1625
circa
Arrell
Duncan
Unknown
364
1630
circa
Arrell
Patrick
Unknown
363
1640
circa
Arall,
Patrick
Unknown
364
1649
8 Jul
Arrell
Christen
Jo. and Janet
Buchanan
Cashill, Buchanan
Stirlingshire 474/1
149
1649
circa
Arrol,
William
John Arrol and
Janet Buchanan
148
1650
circa
Arrol,
Mungo
John Arrol and
Croy, Killeam
Janet Buchanan
Stirlingshire 139,151
1650
circa
Arrell
Walter
Unknown
364
1650
circa
Arroll
Patrick
Unknown
363
165214 Mar
Arrell
Helen
Jon. and Janet
Cashill, Buchanan
Buchanan McWattie
474/1
149
1655 21 Jan
Arrell
Thomas
Jon and Janet
Cashill, Buchanan
Buchanan
Stirlingshire 474/1
149
165514 Oct
Arrell
Christen
Dune, and
Luss
Margaret Smyth
Stirlingshire 474/1
364
1656
circa
Arroel
Mary
Unknown
372
165715 Feb
Arrell
Jhone
Patrick and Christ.
Luss
McAusland
Stirlingshire 474/1
363
1657 22 Nov
Arrol,
Duncan
John Arrol and
Gartavestan, Menteith
Janet Buchanan
Perthshire
139
1657
circa
Arrol,
Issobell
Unknown
373
1658
4 Jul
Arrell
Jonet
Pat and Christ.
Mcaslan.
Cashill, Buchanan
Stirlingshire 474/1
363
1661 14 Aug
Arrell
Robert
Patrick Arrell and
Cashill, Buchanan
Christ Mcausland
Stirlingshire 474/1
363
1661
circa
Arral,
John
Unknown
363
594
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING niRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISI I REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1665 circa
Arrol,
Mungo
Unknown
343
1668 circa
Arroll,
Duncan
Unknown
343
1668 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Unknown
369
1669 18 Dec
Arall,
John
Patrick Arall and
Arachie More
Janet Stewart
Stirlingshire 474/1
364
1670 17 Apr
Aral,
Hellen
William Aral and
Elizabeth Mcfarlan
Stirlingshire 474/1
148
1671 circa
Arroll,
Isobel
Unknown
361
1672 22 Sep
Arrall,
John
William Arrall and
Elizabeth Mcfarland
474/1
149
1676 circa
Arroll,
Alexander
Unknown
343
1676 circa
Arroll,
William
Unknown
344
1677 16 Oct
Arrall,
George
Patrick and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Watsone
496/1
363
1678 16 Feb
Arrell,
Marie
Walter and
Dumbartonshire
Jonet Mcray
496/1
364
1680 circa
Arroll,
Isobel
Unknown
366
1681 circa
Arroll,
Patrick
Unknown
344
1681 circa
Arrol,
Isobell
Unknown
366
1681 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Unknown
366
1682 circa
Arroll,
Patrick
Unknown
344
1682 1 Oct
Arrall,
Anna
Patrick and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Watson
496/1
363
1684 18 Apr
Arrall,
Patrick
Patrick and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Watsone
496/1
363
1684 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown (Also Erroll)
363
1687 1 Apr
Arrall,
Margaratt
Patrik, corporall and Dumbartonshire
Margaret Wattson
496/1
363
1687 3 Jun
Arrell,
Robert
Robert, souldier.
Dumbartonshire
and Isobell Mcalpin
496/1
363
1687 26 Sep
Arrell,
John
John, souldier, and
Dumbartonshire
Janet Wright
496/1
363
1687 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Unknown
366
1689 13 Apr
Arral,
Andrew
John, souldier, and
Dumbartonshire
Jonet Wright
496/1
363
1689 28 Nov
Arrall,
Lilias
Robert and
Dumbartonshire
Isobell McAlpin
496/1
363
1689 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Unknown
366
595
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
1691 15
Mar
Arrel,
Walter
1694 cl
Apr
Arroll,
Jonet
1694 7
May
ArroU,
William
169424
Oct
Arroll,
William
1694 circa
Arrol,
William
1695 circa
Arrol,
William
169615
Mar
Arroll,
John
PARENTS DISTRICT
Mungo Arroll Kilmardine,
and Margaret Buchanan Dumbartonshire
Duncan Arroll
and Margret Buchanan Glasgow
Mungo Arroll and Baldnemock,
Stirlingshire 471/1
Dumbartonshire
496/1
1696 circa Arrol, Walter
1697 7 Jul Aroll, -—
Jean Provane
Robert and Isobell
Mcalpin
Unknown
Unknown
Duncan Arroll
and Margarit Buchanan Glasgow
Unknown
Duncan Arrol and
Christian McKennan
474/1
151
343
343
363
366
359
343
344
148
1698 c30 Oct
Arroll,
Margarit
Duncan Arroll
and Margarit Buchanan Glasgow
343
1700 c8 Dec
Arroll,
Jean
Duncan Arroll
and Margarit Buchanan Glasgow
343
1701 27 Jul
Arrol,
Mary
Duncan Arrol and
Gartervan,
Christian McKennan Port of Menteith
148
1701 10 May
Arroll,
Janet
William and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Armour
496/1
344
1701 c22 Jun
Arroll,
Jean
Mongo Arroll and
Jean Provan
Glasgow
343
1702 circa
Arroll,
Margaret
Unknown
367
1702 circa
Arrol,
Janet
Unknown
367
1703 10 Jan
Arroll,
Agnes
Alexander Arroll and
Margaret McTagat
Glasgow
343
1703 28 Mar
Aroll,
Robert
Duncan Aroll and
Margarit Buchanan
Glasgow
343
1703 28 Oct
Arroll,
Margaret
William and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Armour
474/1
344
1704 30 Jan
Arroill
, Robert
Mungo Arroll and
Jean Provan
Glasgow
343
1705 circa
Arroll,
Marie
Unknown
367
1705 11 Feb
Arroll,
Jean
Duncan Arroll
and Margaret
Glasgow Buchanan
343
596
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY K
nu
NAME
PARENTS
DISTRICT
PAnc xi/-^
1705 8 May
Arrol,
Charles
Duncan Arrol and
r /VU
l^ i^VJ.
Christian McKennar
Craignoughty
139
1705 c9 Sep
Arroll
Mungo
Mungo Arroll and
Jean Provan
Glasgow
343
1705 circa
Arrol,
John
Duncan Arrol and
Christian McKennar
148
1705 circa
Arrol,
William
Unknown
350
1705 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Unknown
367
1706 30 Jun
Arroll,
Alexander
Alexander Arroll and Margaret
Tacket (McMagart)
Glasgow
343
170620 Oct
Arroll,
Agnes
Duncan Arroll and
Margaret Buchanan
Glasgow
343
170621 Dec
Arroll,
John
William Arroll and
Dumbartonshire
Margaret Armour
496/1
344
1706 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown
349
170826 Aug
Arroll,
Katrin
Patrick Arroll and
Jane Crocket
Glasgow
344
1708c5 Sep
Arroll,
Janet
Mungo Arrol and
Jane Provan
Glasgow
343
1708 circa
Arroll,
Patrick
Unknown
367
1709 c3 Feb
Arroll,
John
Patrick Arrol and
Dumbartonshire
Grizell Lindsay
496/1
344
1709 c20 Feb
Arroll,
John
Duncan Arrol and
Margaret Buchanan
Glasgow
343
170922 May
Arroll,
John
Mungo Arroll, and
Margaret Buchanan
Killeam,
482/1
151
1709 8 Sep
Arroll,
John
John Arroll, and
Margaret Chizet
Grange, Baffshire
1709 20 Nov
Arroll,
Katharine
William and Margaret Armour
496/1
344
1709 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
343
1709 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown
365
1710 c5 Mar
Arroll,
Alexander
Duncan Arrol and
Margaret Buchanan
Glasgow
343
1710 c25 Aug
Arroll,
John
John Arroll and
Helen Currie
Clackmannun,
Alloa
363
1712 c26 Oct
Arrol,
Lillias
Duncan Arrol and
Margaret Buchanan
Glasgow
343
1715 c3 Jul
Arroll,
Elizabeth
Duncan Arroll and
Margaret Buchanan
Glasgow
343
597
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH
1715 20 Dec Arrol
1715 circa Arro
1717 circa Arro
171810 Aug Arro
1718 circa Arro
1719 circa Arro
1719 circa Arro
1722 cl4 Jan Arro
1724 circa Arro
1724 c20 Sep Arro
1725 circa Arro
1727 c5 Mar Arro
1727 circa Arro
1727 circa Arro
1729 c7 Dec Arro
1729 circa Arro
1729 circa Arro
1731 cl9 Sep Arro
1731 31 Dec Arro
1732 c28 May Arro
1732 c4 Jun Arro
1733 c25 Jun Arro
1733 circa Arro
1733 c29 Apr Arro
1734 c6 Jan Arrol,
GENEALOGY
NAME
PARENTS
Patrick Arrol and
DISTRICT PAG
ENO.
Margaret
Jane Crockett
Glasgow
344
Jno
Unknown
367
John
Unknown
365
Jannet
Mungo Arroll, and
Margaret Buchanan
Croy, Killeam
151
Ana be 11
Unknown
367
Katherine
Unknown
356
Mary
Unknown
364
Robert
Walter Arrol and
Jane Dick
Glasgow
344
Lillias
Unknown
368
Helen
Walter Arrol and
Jean Dick
344
Jean
Unknown
368
John
Walter Arrol and
Jane Dick
Barony, Caltown
344
John
Unknown
368
Margaret
Unknown
368
William
Walter Arrol and
Jane Dick
Glasgow
344
John
Unknown
368
John
Unknown
368
William
William Arrol and
Marjor)' Mitchell
Glasgow
350
Duncan
Charles Arrol and
Easterhead, Drymen
Isabel Graham
Stirlingshire
139
John
John Arrol and
Margaret Donaldson
Glasgow
343
Jean
John Arrol and
Elizabeth Easdale
Glasgow
349
Jean
William Arrol and
Marjory Mitchell
Glasgow
350
Janet
Unknown
368
William
Robert Arrol and
Agnes Glen
Glasgow
Helen
John Arrol and
Margaret Donaldson
Glasglow
343
598
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH
1734 c21 Apr Arrol,
NAME
Moses
PARENTS
Walter Arrol and
DISTRICT
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
1734 c21 May
Arrol,
John
Jean Dick
John Arrol and
Barony, Caltown
344
1734 c27 Jun
Arrol,
William
Elizabeth Easdale
William Arrol and
Glasgow
349
1735 25 Feb
Arrol,
William
Marjory Mitchell
Charles Arroll and
Glasgow
350
1735 c9 Nov
Arroll
James
Isobell Graham
John Arroll and
145
1735cl6Nov
Arroll
John
Janet Gordon
William Arroll and
Glasgow
365
1736 circa
Arral,
John
Marjory Mitchell
Unknown
Glasgow
350
372
1736 c22 Jul
Arrol,
Alexander
Walter Arrol and
1737 c29 May
1738 cl2 Mar
Arroll
Arroll
Margt
John
Jean Dick
Wm Arroll and
Marjory Mitchell
Charles Arroll and
Isobell Graham
Barony, Caltown
Glasgow
Craigoughty Aberfolye
Perthshire
344
350
148
1738 cl6 May
Arrol,
Janet
John Arrol and
Janet Gordon
365
1738 c5 Nov
Arrol,
James
Walter Arrol
Jean Dick
Barony, Caltown
344
1738 cl9 Nov
Arrol,
Thos.
William Arrol and
1738 circa
1739 circa
1739 circa
Arroll
Arroll
Arrol,
Margaret
John
Robert
Marjory Mitchell Glasgow
Unknown
John Arrol and Janet McAulay
Unknown
350
369
151
372
1739 cl Apr
Arrol,
Patrick
Jno. Arrol and
Eliz. Esdale
Glasgow
349
1740 cl3 Apr
1740 c24 Aug
Arroll
Arrol,
Alexr.
Thomas
Jno. Arroll and
Janet Gordon
Walter Arrol and
Jean Dick
Glasgow
Barony, Caltown
365
344
1740 circa
1741 circa
1741 cl5 Feb
Arrl,
Arrol!
Arrol,
Robert
James
Mary
Unknown
John Arroll and Janet McAulay
Wm Arrol and
15
357
,157
Marjory Mitchell Glasgow
350
599
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1741 c 12 Feb Arrol, Archibald
1741 c7 May Arrol, Jas.
1741 circa Arrol, William
1741 circa Arrol, William
1742 c7 Feb Arrol, Thomas
1742 11 May Arrol, Jannet
1742 cl3 May Arrol, Wm
1743 18 Jun Arrol, Walter
1744 ell Mar Arrol, Rot.
1744 c26 Apr Arrol, Geo.
1744 Sep Arroll, Mary
1744 circa Arroll, Elizabeth
1744 circa Arrol, John
1744 circa Arrall, Ann
1745 c23Jun Arrol, James
1745 27 Sep Arrol, Jean
1745 c29 Sep Arrol, Janet
1746 3 Oct Arrol, Charles
1748 9 Mar Arroll, Elizabeth
1750 circa Arroll, Walter
1751 16 Aug Arroll, Margaret
1752 circa Arrol, David
1753 c20 Jan Arrol, Mathw.
1754 circa Arral, William
1755 circa Arrol, Man,-
1755 circa Arrol, Walter
GENEALOGY
PARENTS
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
Charles Arrol
Craigoughty,
Aberfoyle
and —
Perthshire
148
John Arrol and
Margarit Donaldson
Glasgow
343
Unknown
374
Unknown
374
Walter Arrol and
Jean Dick
Barony, Caltown
344
John Arroll and
Finnich, Dryi
men.
Jean Mains
Stirlingshire
148
John Arrol and
Janet Gordon
Glasgow
365
Charles Arrol and
Isabel Graham
Drymen
148
Jno. Arroll and
Margt. Hutchison
Glasgow
365
Mary Arrol
Glasgow
364
John Arroll and
Finnich, Dryi
Tien,
Jean Mains
Stirlingshire
148
Unknown
374
Unknown
357
Unknown
371
Walter Arrol and
Jean Dick
Glasgow
344
Charles Arrol and
Isabel Graham
Drymen
148
Jno. Arrol and
Margy. Hutchison
Glasgow
365
Unknown
148
John Arroll and
Finnich, Drymen and
Jean Mains
Stirlingshire
148
Unknown
279
John Arroll and Jean Mains
148
Unknown
345
Jno. Arrol
Eliz. Salmon
Glasgow
368
Unknown
372
Unknown
374
Unknown
365
600
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560-1854
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1757 17 May Arrol, Thomas
1758 circa Arrall, John
1759 c22 Jan Arrol, Charles
1759 c4 Mar Arrol, Margaret
1760 cl3 Jun Arrol, Mary
1760 circa Arrol, William
1760 circa Arroll, John
1760 circa Arall, Charles
1762 31 Jan Arral, John
1762 c3 Jul Arroll, Isabell
1763 circa Arrol, John
1764 c6 Mar Arroll, John
1764 cl3 Sep Arrol, William
1765 c30 Jun Arrol, Jean
1765 25 Aug Arrol, Catherine
1765 circa Arrol, Charles
1767 24 Jan Arol, Isabel
1767 circa Arrol, Isabella
1768 circa Arrol, Janet
1769 27 Jul Arrol, Charles
1770 c4 Jan Arrol, Ann
1770 c7 Sep Arrol, Janet
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
PARENTS DISTRICT
Duncan Arrol in fornication
with Janet McArthur Drymen.
Unknown
William Arrol and (of Lead, Drymen)
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle
Unknown Stevenston, Ayr
William Arrol and Duneverig of Park,
Margaret Colquhoun Perthshire.
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
John Arral and Margaret Hamilton
William Arroll and Duneverig of Park,
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle.
Unknown
William Arroll and Duneverig of Park,
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle.
Robert Arrol and
Margaret Gardner Barony, Glasgow
William Arrol and Duneverig of Park,
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle.
Duncan Arrole and
Agnes Graham Easter Lead, Drymen
Unknown
Duncan Arol and
Agnes Graham,
Unknown
Unknown
Duncan Arrol and Agnes Graham
John Arrol and
Elizabeth Buchanan Old Kilpatrick
William Arrol and Duneverig of Park,
Aberfoyle, Perthshire,
bapt 29 Feb 1767
373
145
148
360
364
366
372
148
371
148
372
148
145
365
145
373
360
145
357
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle. 148
1770 circa
Arroll,
Robert
Unknown 345
1770 circa
Arroll,
Robert
Unknown 299,305
1771 27 Oct
Arrol,
Jean
Duncan Arrole Easter Lead, Drymen
Agnes Graham Stirlingshire 145
1772 circa
Arrell,
Jean
Unknown 375
601
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INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560-1854
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
1772 c20 Mar
Arrol,
Duncan
William Arrol and Duneverig of Park
Margaret Colquhoun Aberfoyle.
148
1772 11 Apr
ArroU/Ritchie
James Ritchie and Ardincapale
James
Mary Arroll, bapt 12 Apr
148
1773 4 Mar
Arroll
Christian
Walter Arroll and Drymen,
Mary Robertson. Stirlingshire.
148
1773 circa
Arrol,
Isobel
Unknown
375
1775 circa
Arral,
Samuel
Unknown
360
1775 circa
Arroll
Isobell
Unknown
371
1775 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Unknown
337
1776 cl9Jan
Arrol,
Jean
John Arrol and Old Kilpatrick
Elizabeth Buchanan, b 1 1 Jan
357
1777 24 Sep
Arroll
John
John Arrol and Kirkhouses of Row
Janet Cochran, bapt 26 Sep
503/1
151
1777 c5 Oct
Arrol,
Jean
Walter Arrol and
Mary Robertson Drymen, Stirlingshire
148
1777 cl7Nov
Arrol,
John
John Arrol and Old Kilpatrick
,
Elizabeth Buchanan Dumbartonshire
357
1779 24 Jan
Arroll
Janet
James Arroll, schoolmaster
503/1
and Janet McKinley, bapt 25 Jan Miln of
157
1779 30 May
Arroll
Janet
John Arrol and Aldounah
503/1
Janet Cochran, bapt 1 Jun
503/1
151
1779 24 Jul
Arrole
, Mungo
Duncan Arrole and
Agnes Graham Easter Lead,
145
1779 clO Oct
Arrol,
William
David Arrol and
Janet Cargill Perth
345
1780 20 Nov
Arrol,
John
William Arrol and
Margaret Bain Cardross
494/1
372
1780 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Unknown
346
1780 circa
Arrol,
William
Charles Arrol and Elizabeth Paton
145
1780 circa
Arrol,
David
Unknown
353
1780 circa
Arroll
, Samuel
Unknown
346
1780 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
369
1781 29 Apr
Arrol,
John
James Arroll and Row
503/1
Janet McKinley
157,379
1781 10 May
Arroll
, Isabel
John Arroll and
Janet Cochrane, bapt 1 1 May
152
1781 circa
Arrol,
John
Walter Arrol and Mary Main
365
1781 circa
Arrol.
William
Unknown
359
602
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
GENEALOGY
NAME PARENTS DISTRICT PAGE NO.
Thomas Unknown - believed to be Charles Arrol
YEAR DAY MTH
1783 circa
Arrol,
1783 6 Mar Arrol, Janet
1783 c23 May
Arrol,
Robert
Cargill
1783 2 Aug
Arroll,
Mary
1783 20 Aug
ArroU,
Daniel
1783 circa
Arrall,
Adam
1783 circa
Arroll,
John
1783 circa
Arral,
Jane
1784 circa
Arral,
Mary
1784 25 Apr
Arrol,
Margaret
1785 10 Aug
Arroll,
Robert
1786 circa
Arrol,
Jane
1786 20 Feb
Arrol,
Walter
1786 22 May
Arall,
William
1786 22 May
Arall,
Ann
1786 15 Nov Arroll, Peter
1786 ell Jun Arroll, William
1787 11 Nov Arle, Charles
1787
circa
Arrol, Walter
1787
circa
Arrol, Jean
1788
8 Feb
Arroll, James
1788 23 Dec Arrol, James
1789 circa
1789 c20 Mar
Arrol,
Arrol,
Jane
Elizabeth
Burden
Easter Lead,
Stirlingshire
Perth
Row
and Elizabeth Paton
Duncan Arrol and
Agnes Graham
David Arrol and
Janet Cargill
John Arroll and
Janet Cochrane, bapt 4 Aug
James Arroll and Janet,
McKinley bapt 22 AugHelensburgh, Row
— McGouchan
Walter Arroll and perhaps Mary Bazillie
Unknown
Unknown
Charles Arrol(l) and
Elizabeth Patoun, Kilbarchan 568/1
James Arroll, and Row 503/1
Janet McKinley
William Arrol and Jane Boyle
Duncan Arrol and Agnes Graham
Charles Arall Paisley, Abbey
Agnes Heart (bapt 26 May 1786) 559/2-3
Charles Arall (Arle) Paisley 559/2-3
and Agnes Heart (Wm & Ann - twins)
John Arroll and JanetRow, Miln of Aldounah
Cochrane 503/1
John Arroll
and Grizel Paton Ayr, Kilmarnock
Charles Arle Paisley, Abbey
Elizabeth Paton (bapt 16 Nov 1787) 559/3
Walter Arrol and Mary Main
Unknown
James Arroll and Row
Janet McKinley
Walter Arrol, weaver, and
Mary Mains (3rd child) Calton
John Arrol and unknown
David Arrol and
Janet Cargill Perth
147.251
145
345
152
163
373
279
371
374
147
164,185
360
139
366
366
503/1
622/4
152
364
148
365
369
164,197
365
371
345
603
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560-1854
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGI
•NO.
1789 c20 Mar
Arrol,
Robert
David Arrol and
CargiU
Janet Cargill Perth
345
1789 circa
Arroll,
Janet
Unknown
345
1789 circa
Arroll,
Jane
Unknown
373
1790 18 Dec
Arroll,
William
James Arroll and Janet McKinley
164
1790 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown
313
1790 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
348
1790 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
351
1791 22 Jan
Arral,
Elizabeth
Charles Arral and Paisley, Abbey
Elizabeth Paton
559/2-3
148
1791 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
369
1791 circa
Arrol,
—
Unknown
364
1791 15 Jul
Arrol,
Jean
Walter Arrol and
Man,' Main (4th child) Calton
622/4
365
1792 26 Aug
Arral,
Robert
William Arral and
Mar>' Bain Greenock
372
1792 20 Feb
Arrol,
Douglas
Charles Arrol, messenger.
and Barbara Fullerton Glasgow
644/19
365
1792 circa
Arroll,
Margaret
James Arroll and Margaret McKinley
164
1793 2 Oct
Arroll,
Anne
James Arroll and
Janet Cochrane Helensburgh
503/1
164
1793 4 Sep
Arrol,
Jean
Charles Arrol,
Elizabeth Paton Pailsey, Abbey
559/2-3
148
1793 12 Mar
Arroll,
Margaret
John Arroll and
Janet McKinley Row
503/1
152
1794 27 Feb
Arrol,
Hannah
Walter Arrol, weaver.
Mar}' Main C5th child) Barony
622/4
365
1794 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
370
1795 11 Jun
Arroll,
Charles
Charles Arroll, messenger,
and Barbara Fullerton Glasgow
644/19
365
1795 circa
Arroll,
Robert
Unknown
357
1796 2 Feb
Arral,
James
Charles Arral and
Elizabeth Paton Paisley, Abbey
559/2-3
148
1796 4 Apr
Arroll,
, Peter
James Arroll and
Janet McKinley Helensburgh
503/1
164
1796 circa
Arrol,
James
Unknown
349
1797 7 Apr
Arroll,
, Robert
Robert Arrol, soldier. Barony
and Margt Melvin (3rd child)
622/4
345
1797 circa
Arrol,
Mary
Unknown
346
604
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO
1797 circa
Arrol,
Mary
Unknown
369
1798 27 May
Arral,
Robert
Charles Arral and
Elizabeth Paton Paisley, Abbey 559/2-3
148
1799 circa
Arroll
Elizabeth
Robert Arroll and Elizabeth Knapp
299
1800 5 Feb
Arroll
Duncan
James Arroll and
Janet McKinley Helensburgh, Row 503/1
166
1800 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Unknown
349
1800 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown (Londonderry, No Ireland)
346
1800 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown
347
1800 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
341
1800 circa
Arroll,
Mary
Charles Arrol & Elizabeth Hamilton
337
1800 circa
Arrol,
William
Unknown
347
1800 cl4 Sep
Arrol,
Charles
William Arrol and Mary Robertson
145
1801 circa
Arral,
Isabella
Samuel Arral and Ann Campbell
360
1802 c22 Aug
Arrol,
Bettie
William Arrol and
Smith
Mary Robertson Paisley Abbey
145
1803 15 Feb
Arroll,
Archibald
James Arroll and
Janet McKinley Helensburgh, Row 503/1
169
1803 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
375
1804 c29 Apr
Arrol,
Bettie
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson Paisley Abbey
146
1804 23 Dec
Arrol,
Jean
Thomas Arrol and Janet Allan
251
1805 circa
Arrol,
Peter
Unknown
361
1805 circa
Arroll,
James
Unknown
348
1805 c 19 Nov Arol, Susanna
1806 circa Arrol, Mary
1807 circa Arrol, Robert
1807 18 Apr Arrol, Charles
1807 cl9 Jul Arrol, Andrew
1808 circa
Arrol,
William
1808 19 Oct
Arrol,
(Arol)
Mary
1808 cl4 Feb
Arral,
Elizabeth
1809 circa
Arroll,
Agnes
William Arol (sic) and
Mary Robertson Paisley Abbey 146
Unknown 374
Unknown 347
Thomas Arrol and
Janet Allen Paisley 251
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson, Paisley Abbey 146
Unknown 361
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson, Paisley Abbey 146
Charles Arral and Janet Hamilton 346
Samuel Arroll and Margaret Campbell 346
605
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
OPR GENEALOGY
VOLUME PAGE NO.
1809 26 Nov
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Thomas Arrol and
Janet Allen, Paisley Abbey
251
1809 circa
ArroII
, Isabella
Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Nap
299
1810 circa
Arroll
, Alexander
Unknown
356
1810 circa
Arrol,
John
Unknown
345
1810 circa
Arroll
, William
Unknown
345
1810 28 Oct
Arroll
, Robert
Robert Arrol and Elizabeth
Knapp (Nap)
299
1810 30 Dec
Arrol,
William
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson,
Paisley Abbey
146
1811 8 Nov
Arrol,
James
Robert Arrol, wright
Jean Caddell
644/21
185
1811 26 Jul
Arrol,
James
Thomas Arrol and
Janet Allen, bapt 4 Aug 1811
559/3
251
1812 circa
Arrol,
June
Neil Smith
360
1812 11 Oct
Arrol,
Isabella
Unknown Cambeltown, Argyll
369
1812 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Unknown
365
1813 11 Nov
Arroll
, Walter
Robert Arroll, wright,
Jean Caddell, Glasgow
644/21
185
1813 circa
Arrol,
William
Unknown
378
1813 circa
Arroll
, Mary
Unknown
370
1814 18 Mar
Arrol,
William
Thomas Arroll, innkeeper
Janet Allen
644/21
255
1814 8 Sep
Arroll
, Elizabeth
Walter Arroll
Jean Gillies Glasgow
644/21
139
1814 circa
Arrol,
Grace
Unknown
369
1815 29 Sep
Arroll
, Archibald
Walter Arroll
Jean Gillies Glasgow
644/21
139
1815 circa
Arroll
, William
Robert Arrol and
Elizabeth Nap (Knapp)
299,305,311 ,;
1815 circa
Arroll
, John
Unknown
356 1
1815 circa
Arrol,
Ann
William Arrol and Mary Robertson
147
1815 circa
Arrol,
Isabella
Unknown
1816 14 May
Arrol,
Thomas
Thomas Arrol and
Paisley
Abbey
Janet Allan, bapt 26 May
816
559/3
255
1816 31 May
Arrol,
James
John Arrol and Helensburgh
Jean Cochrane, bapt 7 Jun
503/1
157
1816 circa
Arrol,
Isabella
David Arrol and Martha Gilfillan
353
606
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1816 c29 Dec Arrol, John
1817 21 Aug Arrol, Janet
1817 circa Arrall, William
1818 10 Feb Arrol, Isabella
1818 circa Arrol, John
1818 circa Arrol, John
1818 circa Arrol, Charles
1818 circa Arrol, Jane
1818 28 Jun Arrol, John
1818 2 Dec Arrol, Margaret
1819 29 Jun Arrol, Agnes
1819 19 Jul Arroll, John
1819 circa Arroll, Margaret
1819 circa Arrol, David
1820 circa Arroll, Mary
1820 10 Dec Arroll, Robert
1820 circa Arroll, Samuel
(Earle)
1820 circa Arroll, Walter
1820 circa Arrol, William
1821 8 May Arrol, Hugh
1821 29 May Arrol, Janet
1821 circa Arrol(l), Robert
1821 29 Jan Arrol, Mary
1821 circa Arroll, William
1821 circa Arroll, William
OPR GENEALOGY
VOLUME PAGE NO.
503/1
PARENTS DISTRICT
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson Houston
Peter Arrol and Shorehouse
Janet Campbell, bapt 2 1 Sep
Unknown
John Arrol and Kirkhouses of Row
Jean Cochrane, bapt 20 Mar 503/1
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Thomas Arrol and Paisley
Janet Allan bapt 5 Jul 1818
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson Houston
Robert Arrol and Barony, Glasgow
Hillary McLean (2nd child)
Peter Arrol and
Mary Campbell Shorehouse
Robert Arrol and
Margaret Melvin
David Arrol and
Martha Gilfillan
Unknown Glasgow
John Arrol Helensburgh
Jean Cochran, bapt 3 1 Dec
Unknown
John Arroll and Agnes Thompson
Robert Arrol and Elizabeth Brown
Robert Arrol and
Mary McClellan Barony, Glasgow
James Arrol, and
Christian Miller Glasgow
Unknown
Peter Arrol and
Mary Campbell Shandon
John Arrol and Ann Tytler
Unknown
503/1
644/30
503/2
644/3 :
147
152
359
160
360
370
352
377
265
147
622/5 348
152
345
353
160
355
313
370
/8 52 351
348
350
503/2 155
279,293
357
607
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1821 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Unknown
371
1821 circa
Airol,
Andrew
Agnes Thomson
317
1822 c9 Sep
Arrol,
Margaret
William Arrol and
Mary Robertson Houston
147
1822 27 Dec
Arrol,
Ann
Daniel Arroll and Helensburgh
Margaret Jardine, bapt 13 Marl823
503/2
163
1822 11 Sep
Arrol,
Elizabeth
James Arrol
Christina Miller Barony, Glasgow
622/8
348
1822 circa
Arroll
Mary
Samuel Arroll and Margaret Campb
ell
346
1822 circa
Arrol,
Matilda
John Arrol and Jane Campbell
346,443
1822 circa
Arrol,
James
John Arrol and Ann Tytler
279
1822 circa
Arrol,
James
James Arrol and
Grace Balfour Kirkintilloch
197
1822 circa
Arrol,
Mary
Unknown
359
1822 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Unknown
374
1822 circa
Arrol,
Moses
David Arrol and Martha Gilfillan
353
1823 circa
Arrol,
Janet
Unknown
370
1823 circa
Arrol,
Walter
James Arrol and Grace Balfour
222,233
1823 circa
Arroll
James
Peter Arroll and
Isabella McFarlane Glasgow
164
1823 circa
Arroll
Moses
Unknown
352
1823 24 Feb
Arrol,
William
John Arrol and Helensburgh
503/2
Jean Cochrane, bapt 16 Mar
162,379
1823 11 Oct
Arrol,
Peter
Peter Arrol and Shorehouse of Shandon
Mary Campbell, bapt 9 Nov
503/2
155
1823 circa
Arrol,
Rachel
David Arrol and Martha Gilfillan
353
1823 circa
Arrol,
Margaret
— Irvine
373
1824 15 Jul
Arrol,
John
John Arrol Helensbourgh
Jean Cochrane, bapt 10 Oct 1827
503/2
162
1824 circa
Arroll
Samuel
— Scales
361
1824 circa
Arrol,
Christina
Unknown
370
1825 circa
Arroll
Robert R
Unknown
325
1825 19 Jan
Arrol,
Janet
Daniel Arrol and Helensburgh
Margaret Jardine, bapt 5 Mar
503/2
163
1826 cl8 Sep
Arrol,
Alexander
Robert Arrol and Aberdeen, Dyce
Jane Campbell, St. Nicholas
341
1826 circa
Arrol,
Janet
John Arrol and Janet Tytler
287
1826 circa
Arroll
John
Unknown
349
608
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
OPR GENEALOGY
/OLUM
6
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rgh
urgh
ur
aray
6'
6'
■gh ;
•gh
1830 '.
6^
1829 6^
:on
ison
)ur
Mary McLarion Barony, Glasgow
YEAR r
)AY N
/ITH
NAME
PARENTS DISTRICT VOI.UMF. PAP.
[7 XT/^
1 NO.
182723
Jan
Arrol,
James
Duncan Arroll and
Martha McKellar Glasgow
644/32
166
182728
Jan
Arroll
Robert
James Arroll and
Christian Miller Barony, Glasgow /8
348
182729
Jan
Arrol,
James
Peter Arrol and Row
Mary Campbell, bapt - Mar
503/2
155
1827 1
Apr
Arrol,
James
Daniel Arroll Helensburgh
Margaret Jardine, bapt 3 Jun
503/2
163
182722
Sep
Arrol,
William
John Arrol and Helensbourgh
Jean Cochrane, bapt 10 Oct
503/2
162
1827 circa
Arrol,
Allen
Unknown
377
1828 circa
Arroll
William
James Arrol and Grace Balfour
198
1828 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Unknown
363
1828 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
John Arrol and Janet Tytler
287
1828 c3
Aug
Arrol,
Robert
Robert Arrol and
Jane Campbell Forres, Maray
342
1829 circa
Arroll,
Jane
Glasgow
644/32
1829 4
Feb
Arrol,
John
Duncan Arrol and
644/32
Martha McKellar Glasgow
166,267
182921
Feb
Arroll
John
John Arrol Helensburgh
503/2
Jean Cochrane, bapt 26 Apr
163,179
182914
Nov
Arrol,
Marjory
Daniel Arrol and Helensburgh
Margaret Jardine, bapt 1 Feb 1830
503/2
163
182917
Nov
Arrall,
Robert
William Arrall and
644/32
Janet Henderson Glasgow
300,305
182912
Dec
Arrall,
Janet
James Arrall and Glasgow
Christian Miller, bapt 18 Dec 1829 644/32
348
1829 circa
Arroll,
John
Unknown
355
1829 circa
Arrol,
Walter
Unknown
358
1829 circa
Arroll,
Robert
Unknown
347
1830 circa
Arrol,
Jane
John Arrol and Margaret Mason
345
1830 circa
Arrol,
Janet
John Arrol and Agnes Thompson
317
1830 circa
Arrol,
Moses
Unknown
359
1830 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Unknown
357
1831 circa
Arroll,
George
Unknown
329
1831 circa
Arrol,
Anne
James Arrol and Grace Balfour
223
183111
Jan
Arrol,
James
Robert Arrol and
/9 348
609
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH
1831 6 Jul Arro
1832 8 Sep Arro
1832 circa Arro
1833 4 Jul Arro
1833 30 Sep Arro
1833 26 Oct Arro
1833 circa Arro
1833 circa Arro
1834 circa Arro
1834 17 May Arro
1834 7 Mar Arro
183518 Jan Arro
1835 15 Feb Arro
183514 Aug Arro
1835 27 Sep Arro
1835 circa Arro
1836 9 Feb Arro
1836 circa Arro
1836c7 Feb Arro
1837 17 Mar Arro
1837 28 Oct Arro
1837 circa Arro
1838 c9 Mav Arro
NAME
OPR GENEALOGY
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
Janet
John Arrol and Helensburgh
McKinley
Jean Cochrane, bapt 28 Jul
503/2
163
Catharine
Peter Arrol and Row
Mary Campbell, bapt 24 Oct
503/2
155
Isabella
James Arrol and Grace Balfour
223
Charlotte
James Arroll
Christian Miller Barony, Glasgow /9
348
Catherine
Robert Arrol Barony, Glasgow
Catherine Logic (Logan)
/9
347
Elizabeth
Daniel Arrol and Helensbourgh
Jardine
Margaret Jardine, bapt - Feb
503/2
163
Jane
John Arrol and Margaret Smith
347
Thomas
Unknown
350
Mary
John Arrol and Agnes Thompson
317
Agnes
Thomas Arrol and Agnes Hodgart
256
Thomas
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Houston
254
Marion
William Arrol and
644/34
Janet Henderson Glasgow
300,305
Robert
Robert Arrol and
644/34
Catherine Logic Barony, Glasgo
w
347
John
Daniel Arrol and Margaret
503/2
(6th child) Jardine, bapt 22 Mar 1836
163
Thomas
Thomas Arrol and
Agnes Hodgart Houston
565/2
256
Robert
James Arrol and Grace Balfour
223,225
James Jr.
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton, Houston
251
Janet
Unknown
357
Mary
Duncan Arrol and
Janet
John
Jessie
Duncan
Cardross, Dumbartonshire 167
1838 30 Apr Arrol, Janet
Martha McKellar
Thomas Arrol and
Agnes Hodgart Houston 565/2
William Arroll and Janet Henderson
Duncan Arrol and Martha McKellar
Duncan Arrol and
Martha McKellar Cardross, Dumbartonshire 167
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Houston 254
256
300,305
167
610
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
1839 circa
Arrol,
Charles
1839 circa
Arrol,
James
1839 circa
ArroII,
Peter
1839 13 Feb
Arrol,
William
1840 17 Jun ArroL Bethia
1840 circa
Arroll
John
184022 Nov
Arrol,
Louisa
1840 circa
Arroll
James
1840 circa
Arrol,
Henry
Joseph
1840 circa
Arrol,
John
1840 circa
Arrol,
John
1840 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
1841 circa
Arroll
Margaret
1841 27 Apr
Arrol,
James
1841 circa
Arrol,
Jane
1841 circa
Arrol,
Robert
1842 31 Jul
Arrol,
Charles
1842 24 Oct
Arrol,
Jean
Gillies
1842 circa
Arroll,
Martha
1843 circa
Arrol,
Jane
(Jean)
1843 circa
Arrol,
Christina
1844 26 Jun
Arrol,
Jean
1844 5 Oct
Arrol,
John
Hodgart
1844 24 Oct
Arrol,
William
Auchincloss
1844 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
1844 circa
Arrol,
Isabella
1845 7 Nov
Arrol,
James
1845 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
OPR GENEALOGY
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
Charles Arrol and Mary Marshall 352
William Arroll and Janet Henderson 303.305
Peter Arrol and Isabella McFarlane 164
Thomas Arrol and
Agnes Hodgert Houston 565/2 257
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Paisley, Abbey 559/7 254
Unknown (d Stranraer in 1912) 359
Archibald Arrol and
Margaret Reid Auchincloss 140
Unknown 351
Unknown
353
Unknown 348
Unknown 358
Unknown 358
John Arroll and Margaret Campbell 356
Thomas Arrol and Paisley, Abbey 559/7
Agnes Hodgart (bapt 28 May 1841) 258
William Arroll and Janet Henderson 303,309
Unknown 346
James Arrol and Paisley, Abbey
Bethia Hamilton 559/7 254
Archibald Arrol and
Margaret Reid Auchincloss 140
Duncan Arrol and Martha McKellar 169
John Arrol and
Barbara Mclnnes 266
James Arrol and Jean Butchert 279
James Arrol Paisley, Abbey
Bethia Hamilton 559/7 254
Thomas Arrol and
Agnes Hodgart Paisley, Abbey 559/7 263
Archibald Arroll Glasgow
Margaret Auchincloss 140
John Arrol and Mary Camplin 360
Walter Arroll and Margaret Haddow 313
James Arrol and Catherine Reilly 197
Unknown 371
611
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1846 8 Jun Arrol, Walter
184611 Jul Arrol, William
184613 Oct Arroll, Charles
1846 circa Arrol, Annie
(Anne)
1846 circa Arroll, John
1847 8 Apr Arroll, John
1847 circa Arrol, John
1847 circa Arrol, Janet
1847 circa Arroll, Ellen
1847 26 Mar Arrol, Archibald
Tower
1847 8 Apr Arroll, John
1847 circa Arrol, Jane
1847 circa Arrol, John
1848 17 Aug Arroll, William
1848 16 Nov Arrol, Mary
PARENTS
DISTRICT
OPR GENEALOGY
VOLUME PAGE NO.
1848 circa
Arrol,
Jane
1848 circa
Arroll,
Esther
1848 circa
Arroll,
Archibald
1848 circa
Arrol,
John
1849 circa
Arroll,
Daniel
184929 Mar
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Hodgart
1849 ell Sep
Arrol,
Robert
1849 circa
Arrol,
Mary
1850 circa
Arroll,
Mary
1850 20 Oct
Arroll,
James
Archibald Arrol and Margaret Reid
Auchincloss 142
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Paisley, Abbey 559/7 254
Thomas Arrol Paisley, Abbey
Agnes Hodgart Paisley, Abbey 550/7 264
James Arrol and
Jean (Jane) Butchert 279
Robert Arroll and Mary McCallum 160
James Arrol and Janet Hood
bapt 10 May 1847 Helensburgh), 503/2 157
Unknown 350
John Arrol and Barbara Mclnnes 266
Unknown 349
Archibald Arrol and
MargaretReid Auchincloss 143
James Arroll and
Janet Hood Helensburgh 157
James Arrol and Catherine Reilly 197
Unknown 354
James Arroll and Row
Janet Hood bapt 20 Sep 157
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Paisley, Abbey 559/7 255
Unknown 349
Alexander Arroll and Jane Dobbie 356
Robert Arroll and
Mary McCallum Helensburgh 160,379
James Arrol and Jean (Jane) Butchard 279
Moses Arrol and Sarah McGinigall 352
Thomas Arrol
Bethia Hamilton Paisley, Abbey 559/7 265
Alexander Dyce Arrol
Margaret Simpson Aberdeen St. Nicholas 341
Unknown 372
Robert Arroll and Mary McCallum 161
Walter Arroll and Helensburgh
Helen Hubbard, bapt - Oct 503/2 185
612
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING BIRTHS
RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1560 - 1854
YEARE
)AY N
ITH
NAME
185016
Nov
Arrol,
James
Cameron
1850 2
Apr
Arroll,
Catherine
1850 circa
Arroli,
Catherine
1850 circa
Arroll,
James
1851 circa
Arroll,
Peter
1852 6
Apr
Arrol,
Margaret
185224
May
Arroll,
Richard
185224
Aug
Arrol,
Thomas
Arthur
185227
Dec
Arroll,
James
1852 circa
1853 circa
1854 circa
1854 circa
1854 circa
1854 circa
1854 circa
1854 circa
Arrol,
Arroll,
1853 circa Arrol,
1853 circa Arroll,
1854 3 Jan Arroll,
1854 9 Jun Arroll,
1854 24 Jul Arrol,
1854 9 Jul
Janet
William
King
Elizabeth
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
OPR GENEALOGY
PARENTS DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
Archibald Arrol and Margaret 622/14
Reid Auchincloss Barony, Glasgow 144
James Arrol and Janet Hood - bapt 14 May 157
Unknown 362
William Arroll and Sarah Ann Meekin 198
John Arroll and Janet King 152
James Arrol and
Bethia Hamilton Paisley, Abbey 559/7 255
Walter Arroll and
Helen Hubbard Helensburgh 503/2 185
Archibald Arrol and Margaret
Reid Auchincloss Barony, Glasow622/14 144
James Arroll and Helensburgh
Janet Hood, bapt 18 Jan 1853 503/2 158
Unknown 347
John Arrol and Janet King
153
280
161
159
185
145
265
198
358
313
360
355
342
503/2
503/2
James Arrol and
Jean Butchert Paisley
Hugh Robert Arroll and
Wilson Mary McCallum Helensburgh
George James Arrol and Helensburgh
Janet Hood, bapt 28 Jan
Robert Walter Arrol and Helensburgh
Helen Hubbard, bapt - Jun
Margaret Archibald Arrol and Margaret
Reid Auchincloss Barony, Calton 622/15
May(Mary) Thomas Arrol and
Hodgart(d) Agnes Hodgart(d) Paisley, High 573/1
Sarah William Arroll and Sarah Ann Meekin
Margaret Unknown
John Walter Arroll and Margaret Haddow
Mary Nicholson Unknown
James Unknown
William Alexander Dyce Arrol and
Simpson Margaret Simpson
613
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
.REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1855 10
Mar
Arrol
, Matthew
Foster
Dumfries
67
329
4
Apr
Arrol
, Robert
Butchert
New Monkland, Low 87
280
14
Nov
Arrol
, Phillis Ann
Heatley
Sitchill
10
385
14
Apr
Arrol
1, Charlotte
Stevenson
Bridgeton
43
311
16
Jan
Arrol
1, Marion
Johnston
Bridgeton
175
267
Apr
Arrol
, Isabella
Currey
Hamilton
155
1856 15
Aug
Arrol
, John
McMeekin
Kirkintilloch
192 204,213
12
Jun
Arrol
, Robert
Foster
Dumfries, Low
49
329
20
Jun
Arrol
I, John
King
Fenwick
21
154
3
May
Arrol
, Christina
Gunn
St. Nicholas,
Aberdeen
618
357
3
May
Arrol
, Margaret Jane
Simpson
St. Nicholas, Aberdeen
342
10
Oct
Arrol
, Mary Ann
Stevenson
Johnstone, Renfrew
322
311
6
May
Arrol
1, Deborah
Hubbard
Row
66
185
6
Feb
Arrol
1, Jane
Hood
Row
32
159
1
Apr
Arrol
1, Janet
Howat
Row
43
179
21
Oct
Arrol
1, Mary
Nicholson
Milton, Glasgow
1156
351
circa
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Haddow
313
1857 26
May
Arrol
, Alexander D}'ce
Simpson
St. Nicholas, Aberdeen
342
25
Sep
Arrol
, Peter
Reilly
Kirkintilloch
268
197
5
Aug
Arrol
, James Anderson
Anderson
Kinkell, Campsie
225
13
Dec
Arrol
1, John
Howat
Row
160
179
1
Apr
Arrol
1, Robert
McCallum
Row
44
161
22
Apr
Arrol
, Agnes
Johnston
Bridgeton,Glasgow
698
267
17
Sep
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Augusta
Auchincloss
Blythswood, Glasgow685
145
26
Apr
Arrol
, Grace
Gartshore
Kirkintilloch
129
223,237
27
May
Arrol
, Jane
Butchert
Paisley, Low
111
286
17
Sep
Arrol
1, Jeanie
Hubbard
Row
124
186
circa
Arrol
, Mary
Allan
358
circa
Arrol
, Agnes
Paterson
352
circa
Arrol
, Janet Buchanan
Stewart
Row
1858 25
Dec
Arrol
1, James
Johnston
Bridgeton, Glasgow
22
267
19
Nov
Arrol
, Thomas
Gilmour
Greenock, Mid
404
350
19
Nov
Arrol
, William
McGhee
Paisley
293
16
Sep
Arrol
, Agnes Wilson
Sneddon
Bridgeton, Glasgow
146
300
3
Sep
Arrol
, Alexandrina
Gunn
South-Leith
630
357
13
Feb
Arrol
, Jane
Foster
Dumfries
107
329
28
May
Arrol
1, Janet
Hood
Row
83
159
614
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855-1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
185824
Nov Arroll
Isabella
McAuslan
Nicholson
Milton, Glasgow
1349
351
4
Sep Arroll
Margaret
King
Fenwick
30
155
22
Dec Arroll
Mary
Haddow
Bridgeton, Glasgow
44
313
24
May Arroll
Richard
Hubbard
Hubbard
Row
186
31
Jan Arrol,
William
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow
311
185926
Aug Arrol,
James
Butchart
Paisley, Low
166
286
23
Dec Arroll
James
Haddow
Bridgeton, Glasgow
76
313
circa Arrol,
Grace
Reilly
197
10
Sep Arrol,
Bethia
Hamilton
Thomson
Johnstone, Renfrew
292
251
27
Jul Arroll
Agnes
Hood
Row
102
162
3
Jan Arroll
Ann
McMeekin
Old Monkland, Mid
24
198
13 Jun Arroll
Helen
Hubbard
Row
80
188
7
Sep Arroll
Jeannie
Brown
Greenock, West
607
350
1
Dec Arral,
Agnes
McGhee
Paisley, Abbey
293
circa Arrol
, Ann
ReiUy
Probably Bridgeton
197
circa Arrol
, Jane
Hamilton
Probably Clyde
359
186017
Mar Arroll
George
Hood
Row
49
159,171
13
Jun Arrol,
John Crosby
Foster
Dumfries
237
329
19
Dec Arrol,
William
Sneddon
Calton, Glasgow
1601
300
31
Jul Arroll
Robert
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1251
311
25
Aug Arrol,
Agnes- Jarvie
Reilly
Kirkintilloch
225
198
24
May Arrol,
Jane
Howat
Row
85
181
28
Sep Arroll
Mary Campbell
King
Fenwick, Ayr
35
155
1861 16
Aug Arral,
John
McGhee
Abbey, B.
413
293
4
Aug Arrol,
Archibald
Thomson
Johnstone, Renfrew
225
251
23
Apr Arrol,
Robert
Kinkell,
97
Anderson
Anderson
Campsie
226,228
15
Mar Arrol,
Christina
Arrol
Paisley, Low
56
357
22
Apr Arroll
Janet Alexander
Nicholson
Anderston, Glasgow
577
351
23
Mar Arroll
Elizabeth
Hubbard
Row
48
188
24
Jan Arroll
Francis Irving
Miller
Central District
197
165
21
Nov Arroll
Annie
Yuill
Bridgeton, Glasgow
355,392
11
Feb Arroll
William
McMeekin
Old Monkland, Mid
198
circa Arrol,
Andrew
Paterson
Glasgow
352
19
Apr Arrol,
John
Johnston
276
1862 23
Sep Arroll
Robert
Hood
Row
178
159
615
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1862 8 Nov
Arrol,
Thomas
Weddell
Paisley, High
510
256
29 Apr
Arroll
Walter
Haddow
Bridgeton, Glasgow
778
316
20 Mar
Arroll
James
McCallum
Row
70
162,175
8 Mar Arroll
Robert
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow
377
311
16 Jul
Arroll
Robert
Brown
Greenock, West
574
350
28 Oct
Arroll
Walter
Hubbard
Row
196
188
16 Jan
Arrol,
Agnes
Butchert
Paisley, Low
16
287
22 Feb
Arrol,
Ellen
Foster
Dumfries
88
331
1863 26 Jan
Arral,
James
McGhee
Abbey, B
45
296
10 Apr
Arrol,
James
Thomson
Johnstone, Renfrew
114
251
12 May
Arroll
Jane
McMeekin
Old Monkland. Mid
324
221
13 May
Arroll
Robert
McMeekin
Old Monkland, Mid
325
221
15 Feb
Arrol,
Ann
Reilly
Kirkintilloch
48
198
4 Mar
Arrol,
Isobel
McFarlane
Miller
Anderston
400
165
14 Aug
Arrol,
Marion
Sneddon
Mathieson
Calton, Glasgow
1052
303
19 Dec
Arroll
Janet
Yuill
Bridgeton,
1960
Glasgow
355,392
circa
Arroll
Mary
Unknown
362
1864 circa
Arrol,
Joseph
Armour
353
2 Oct
Arral,
Archibald
McGhee
Abbey, B
521
296
31 Mar
Arrol,
George
Butchert
Paisley, High
152
287,319
17 Sep
Arrol,
James
Nicholson
Tradeston.Glasgow
1407
351
27 Mar
Arroll
James
Hubbard
Row
73
189
10 Jul
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Foster
Closebum
20
331
1 Mar
Arrol,
Margaret
Arrol
Bridgeton,Glasgow
439
358
28 Aug
Arroll
Janet Borland
King
Fenwick, Ayr
32
155
14 Jun
Arrol,
Walter
Anderson
Anderson
Kinkell, Campsie
226
1865 7 Oct
Arroll
George William
Howat
Howat
Row
184
181
11 Mar
Arroll,
Peter Anderson
Miller
Anderston, Glasgow
530
165
17 Mar
Arrol,
Annie
Reilly
High Church, Glasg
592
198
circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
McMeekin
Glasgow
222
16 Jun
Arrol,
Barbara Watson
Thomson
Johnston, Renfrew
198
251
14 Apr
Arroll,
Lillias Millar
Muir
Central District
Glasgow 903
306
616
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NTIMRFR PAr.p mo"
1865 26
May Arroll
, Mary
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow
966
311
1866 20
May Arroll
, Archibald
Hubbard
Row
79
190
11
Apr Arrol,
Ann
Foster
Closebum
17
331
26
Apr Arrol,
Flora Campbell
McLeod
High Church, Glasg
899
346
8
Oct Arrol,
Margaret Hunter Weddell
Abbey B
487
256
1867 11
Jun Arroll
James
Howat
Row
101
181
24 Dec'66 Arroll
Charlotte
Muir
St. George,
Edinburgh
45
306
6
Sep Arrol,
Thomas
Thomson
Johnstone, Renfrew
280
251
23
Jun Arroll
Jane
McCallum
Row
122
162
28
Nov Arrol,
Elizabeth
Rickards
Anderson
Hutchesontown,
Glasgow
2161
227
23
Jul Arrol,
Female'
Young
High Paisley
350
258
1868 9
Feb Arrol,
George
Foster
Closebum
10
331
6
May Arrol,
Female'
Young
High Paisley
1447
258
14
Feb Arroll
Rebekah
Hubbard
Row
45
193
1869 27
Sep Arrol,
Matthew
Thomson
Thomson
Hutchesontown
Glasgow
1834
251
12
Mar Arrol,
William
Muir
Eddlestone
4
306
18
May Arrol,
Margaret
Wilson
Young
High Paisley
260
258
1
Mar Arral,
David
McGhee
Abbey, Paisley
296
1870 28
Apr Arroll,
Anthony Miller
Miller
Barrhead
100
165
18
Jul Arroll,
Edward
Hubbard
Row
136
194
10
Aug Arrol,
Catherine
ReiUy
Central District
Glasgow
1746
198
22
May Arrol,
Rachel
Arrol
Springbum
251
1871 2
Mar Arral,
William
McGhee
Abbey B
108
296
20 Dec70 Arrol,
Agnes Ellen
Young
Kilbarchan
4
258
22 Jan Arrol,
Margaret Muir
Muir
Kilbulcho, etc.
1
308
1872 1
Jan Arrol,
Alexander
Meighan
Arrol
High Church, Glasg
94
349
11
Aug Arrol,
James
Taylor
Bridgeton, Glasgow
2084
350
27
Sep Arrol,
John Muir
Muir
West Linton
38
308
10 Nov Arrol,
Thomas
Young
Kilbarchan
198
259
5 Jun Arrol,
Thomas Brodie
Brodie
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1401
264
23 Mar Arrol,
Mary
Thomson
West Calder
109
218
12 Jan Arrol,
'Female'
Arrol
Paisley B
561
347
617
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO.
1872 circa
Arrol,
Jane
Unknown
361
circa
Arroll
, Catherine
Unknown
373
1873 8
Mar
Arroll
, Walter
Coloquhoun
Port Glasgow
104
168
20
Jan
Arrol,
Agnes Affleck
Arrol
High Church, Glasg
1447
349
1
May
Arrol,
Isabella
Arrol
Bridgetown, Glasg
1289
372
26
Mar
Arral,
Robert Gardner
McGhee
Paisley, Abbey
296
circa
Arrol,
Alexander
McGarvie
354
1874 25
Sep
Arroll
, James
Arroll
Central District,
Glasgow
2059
362
5
Jan
Arroll
, James
Miller
Barrhead
13
166
22
Jul
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Muir
West Linton
26
309
15
Jun
Arrol,
Charles
Thomson
West Calder
155
253
20
Aug
Arrol,
William
Young
Paisley, Abbey
2215
259
1875 30
May Arroll
, Duncan
Campbell
Colquhoun
Port Glasgow
242
168
25
Jan
Arrol,
Agnes Hodgart
Brodie
Camlachie
244
264
26
Sep
Arrol,
Charlotte
Arrol
Calton, Glasgow
1298
197
27
Mar
Arrol,
Margaret King
Philips
Philips
Partick
374
144
8
Jul
Arroll
, Mary Agnes
McLay
Kelvin, Glasgow
872
186
1876 25
Aug
Arrol,
Archibald
Philips
Alloa
326
144
circa
Arrol,
Thomas Wilson
McGhee
Abbey, Paisley B
535
297
19
Apr
Arroll
, John Donald
Miller
Barrhead
64
166
8
Oct
Arrol,
Alice
Young
Dennistoun.Glasgow
1534
261
11
Feb
Arrol,
Jane
Muir
West Linton
9
309
30
Jun
Arrol,
Jean
Withers
Mid District,
Old Monkland
553
280
circa
Arroll
, Mary Purdie
Rowan
Kilmarnock
942
152
May
Arroll
, James
Arroll
362
circa
Arrol,
Alexandrina
Nicholson
351
1877 13
Dec
Arrol,
William Philips
Philips
Alloa
451
144
30
Jan
Arroll
, James Maxwell
Anderson
Biggar
171
7
May
Arroll
, John
Bailie
Tradeston, Glasgow
326
153
27
Sep
Arroll
, Robert Ernest
Stevenson
Row
190
161
13
Mar
Arroll
, Walter
McLay
Kelvin, Glasgow
406
186
19
Apr
Arroll
, John
Donald
Barrhead
circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Humphreys
384
22
Feb
Arrol,
Catherine
McCallum
Brodie
Camlachie Glasgow
367
264
27
Jul
Arrol,
Margaret
Thomson
West Calder
239
254
618
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMnRRPAGK Nn
1878 23
Jun Arrol,
James
Young
Bridgeton,Glasgow
1060
261
15
Jan Arrol,
Agnes
Arrol
Calton, Glasgow
88
358
26
Sep Arrol,
Catherine
McDougall
Arrol
Milton, Glasgow
1526
197
1
Mar Arrol,
Elizabeth
Withers
St.Rollox,Glasgow
463
280
5
May Arroll
Janet King
Rowan
Kilmarnock
396
152
24
Feb Arroll
Martha McKellar Coloquhoun East Greenock
142
169
1879 19
Mar Arrol,
Charles
Brodie
Camlachie, Glasgow 436
264
25
Nov Arrol,
James
Withers
St.Rollox.Glasgow
1784
280,289
19
Jun Arrol,
William
Thomson
Bathgate
153
254
27
Sep Arrol,
Walter
Chapman
Glasgow
236,239
18
Feb Arroll
Richard Hubbard McLay
Milton, Glasgow
285
186
3
Dec Arrol,
Annie
Buchanan
St.Rollox.GIasgow
1737
204
13
Nov Arrol,
Barbara
Johnston
Stobo
Dennistoun,Glasgow
'1828
267
8
May Arroll
Jane
Bailie
Govan Church
922
153
28
Sep Arroll
Elspeth Rowan
Rowan
Kilmarnock
747
153
9
Jan Arroll,
George
Anderson
Biggar
171
1880 9
Aug Arrol,
George Young
Young
Bridgeton,Glasgow
1211
262
16
Jul Arrol,
Helen
Philips
Alloa
277
144
1
Sep Arroll,
Mary Campbell
Coloquhour
East Greenock
519
169
15
Apr Arrol,
Agnes
(McDougall)
Arrol
Blackfriars, Glasgow 459
197
1881 22
Jun Arrol,
Alexander Dyce
Johnston
St. George, Edinb
1161
341
19
Jul Arrol,
Archibald
Theodore
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow 1029 140,141
15
May Arrol,
James Harry
Nicholson
Blythswood,Glasgow 487
360
15
May Arrol,
James Harry
Nicholson
Blackfriars
785
360
15
Sep Arrol,
Agnes
.Withers
Dennistoun.Glasgow
1572
280
15
Mar Arrol,
Elizabeth
Buchanan
St.Rollox, Glasgow
24
204
22
Jan Arrol,
Francis Lilian
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow
194
143
14
Sep Arrol,
Marion
Stobo
Calton, Glasgow
1002
268
15
Apr Arroll,
Annie
Bailie
Govan Church
845
154
17
Mar Arroll,
Helena Hubbard
McLay
Partick
388
187
circa Arrol,
Andrew
Arrol
355
1882 7
Apr Arrol,
Robert
Alexander
Young
Bridgeton,Glasgow
561
263
23
Oct Arrol,
Annie
Gray
Bridgeton.Glasgow
1443
286
619
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER? AGE NO.
1882 5
Dec
Arro
, Francis Margaret
Isobel
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow
1706
142
31
Oct
Arro
, Jane
Buchanan
St.Rollox,Glasgow
1597
206
10
Feb
Arro
, Margaret
Arrol
Calton, Glasgow
285
8
Jun
Arro
1, Jeannie
McLay
Partick, Glasgow
799
187
7
Nov
Arro
1, Jessie King
Bailie
Kinning Park,
Glasgow
1094
154
1883 21
Oct
Arro
, Allan McDougal
Arrol
Milton, Glasgow
5
197
3
Jun
Arro
1, Jane
Anderson
Townhead, Biggar
171
5
Oct
Arro
, Barbara
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
1309
313
5
Oct
Arro
, Walter
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
1310
313
13
Jan
Arro
1, Elizabeth Steele
Kilmaurs
Montgomerie
2
155
1
Dec
Arro
, Jessie
Withers
Dennistoun,Glasgo\\
2050
281
3
Mar
Arro
, Johnina Hodgart
McCallum
Rutherglen.Glasgow
118
264
4
Dec
Arro
1, Elizabeth Meams Stevenson
Row
237
161,379
12
Sep
Arro
1, Margaret
McCallum
Colquhoun
Mid-Greenock
588
169
1884 4
Jan
Arro
, James
Gray
Camlachie.Glasgow
24
286
25
Jul
Arro
1, Robert
Morris
Row
170
161
8
Jul
Arro
1, William King
Bailie
Plantation
545
153
29
May
Arro
, Agnes
Gwendoline
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow
786
140
11
Dec
Arro
, Ellen Young
Young
Bridgeton,Glasgow
1819
263
21
Oct
Arro
, Katrine E.
Philips
Alloa
436
144
28
Jan
Arro
, Margaret Phyllis
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow
172
143
15
Oct
Arro
, Sarah McMeekin Buchanan
St.Rollox,Glasgow
1571
206
1885
29 Dec 84
Arro
1, John
Gray
Camlachie.Glasgow
74
286
5
Dec
Arro
, Colm Archibald
Bateman
Row
225
143
24
Feb
Arro
, John McDougall
Arrol
Milton, Glasgow
535
197
16
Nov
Ano
, Robert
Withers
Dennistoun,Glasgow
2095
281
19
Jan
Arro
, Walter
Gray
Camlachie.Glasgow
170
314
7
Apr
Arro
, William
Pink
Dennistown.Glasgow 683
199
22
Feb
Arro
, Matilda
Duftin
Hamilton
248
358
1886 25
Apr
Arro
, John
Buchanan
StRollox.Glasgow
643
207
13
Jun
Arro
1, Archibald
Colquhoun
East Greenock
428
167
3
Mar
Arro
1, Roberta Bailie
Bailie
Kinning Park.Glasg
259
154
25
Sep
Arro
, Ann McAllister
Finnen
Maryhill
771
221
620
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMRFRPAG
E NO.
1886 3
Nov
Arroll
Margaret
Haddow
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
1521
314
25
Apr
Arrol,
John
Pink
Maryhill,Glasgow
386
199
16
Dec
Arroll
Annie
McLay
Partick
14
187
1887 6
Oct
Arroll
Gertrude
Margaret
Kinghom
Kelvin, Glasgow
1444
190
9
Feb
Arroll
Frank Haddow
Anderson
Townhead, Biggar
171
28
Jun
Arrol,
Sarah
Hay
Glasgow
362
1888 22
Jan
Arrol,
Charles Tower
Philips
Alloa
50
144
16
Apr
Arrol,
Edward
Buchanan
Buchanan
Maryhill, Glasgow
282
210
4
Feb
Arrol,
Robert Tweedie
Tweedie
Camlachie,Glasgow
250
352
29
Jan
Arrol,
William
Withers
Dennistown, Glasgow204
284
11
Oct
Arrol,
Barbara Stout
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
1450
314
9
Oct
Arrol,
Beatrice Violet
Bateman
Row
163
143
28
Jan
Arrol,
Jane
Finnen
Maryhill
78
222
24
Aug
Arrol,
Mary Hunter
Pro van
Dennistoun, Glasg
1484
300
26
Apr
Arroll,
Annie Elizabeth
Bailie
Bailie
Kinning Park,Glasg
416
154
11
Feb
Arroll,
Christina Currie
Morris
Row
27
162
17
Sep
Arroll,
Mary Warren
Arroll
Perth
736
362
1889 17
Apr
Arrol,
John
Stobo
Calton, Glasgow
463
276
27
Apr
Arrol,
William
Deans
Kilbarchan
44
293
16
Jul
Arroll,
James Adams
Coloquhour
1 Roseneath
9
169
15
Apr
Arroll,
Jane Annie
Liddell
St.Rollox,Glasgow
673
362,424
16
Oct
Arroll,
Helena Hubbard
Kinghom
Kelvin, Glasgow
1580
190
1890
12 Dec'89
Arrol,
James
McTaggart
Dennistoun, Glasg
1123
286
15 Dec'89
Arrol,
Annie
Withers
Dennistoun, Glasg
13
285
7
Dec
Arrol,
George
Johnston
Paisley
2219
319
7
Mar
Arrol,
John
Tumbull
Camlachie,Glasgow
8
277
20
Jun
Arrol,
John
Provan
Dennistoun, Glasgow 407
301
11
Oct
Arrol,
John
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
1484
314
11
Oct
Arrol,
Ann
Gray
Camlachie,Glasgow
314
1
Mar
Arroll,
Walter
Hicks
Camlachie.Glasow
330
316
6
Jun
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Winifrid
Bateman
Kelvin, Glasgow
921
140
23
Oct
Arrol,
Iris
Bateman
Row
192
143
Oct
Arrol,
Robert
Liddell
362.424
621
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1890 31
May
Arroll
, Williamina
Bailie
Kinning Park,
Glasgow
506
154
25
Dec
Arrol,
Robert
Coulthart
St.RoIlox,Glasgow
1483
213
1891
25 Dec'90
Arrol,
Robert
Coulthart
Maryhill, Glasgow
47
213
24
Jun
Arrol,
Alexander
Deans
Kilbarchan
67
293
24
Jun
Arroll
, James Mowbray
Kinghom
Kinghom
Partick
875
190
6
Jul
Arroll
, Margaret
Marjonbanks
Nisbet
Gorbals, Glasgow
990
159
1892
27 Dec'91
Arrol,
George
Withers
Dennistoun, Glasgow 1 13
285
circa
Arroll
, Rita
Nisbet
159
11
Nov
Arrol,
Robert
Finnen
St.Rollox, Glasgow
1685
222
29
Sep
Arroll
, John
Cameron
Row
194
182
29
Sep
Arroll
, John
Cameron
West Greenock
806
182
1
Jun
Arroll
, Louis Stewart
Anderson
Dunblane
37
172
20
Jul
Arrol,
Agnes Walker
McTaggart
McTaggart
Camlachie, Glasgowll78
286
27
Jan
Arrol,
Catherine
Eraser
Tumbull
Dennistoun, Glasgo
IV 214
277
19
Nov
Arrol,
Janet Gray
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow 1761
316
17
Sep
Arrol,
Marion Sneddon
Provan
Dennistoun, Glasg
1841
301
8
Jan
Arroll
, Francis May
Lamont
Coloquhour
1 Rosneath
2
169
27
Jul
Arroll
, Williamina
Bailie
Gorbals, Glasgow
979
154
1893
Mar
Arrol,
John
Liddell
362,424
4
Mar
Arrol,
William
Coulthart
Mar/hill
232
213
12
Nov
Arroll
, Walter Richard
Hubbard
Neilson
Row
227
189
1
Nov
Arroll
, William King
Bailie
Gorbals, Glasgow
1367
154
17
Sep
Arrol,
Margaret
McConnachie
McTaggart
Camlachie.Glasgow
1499
287
30
Sep
Arrol,
Mar}' Denholm
Neilson
Dennistoun, Glasg
1959
256
26
Apr
Arroll
, Jessie Hood
Nisbet
Helensburgh
160
9
May
Arrol,
Rachel Wilson
Johnston
Peebles
57
309
1894 6
Jan
Arrol,
John
Withers
Dennistoun, Glasgow 178
286
14
Sep
Arrol,
Walter Provan
Provan
Dennistoun, Glasg
1736
301
4
Oct
Arroll
, Archibald Frazer
Graham
Kinahorn
Maryhill
853
192
622
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMRRRPAGF
NO.
1894 5
Jan Arrol,
Annie
Finnen
Maryhill
65
222
circa ArroII
James
McCallum
Helensburgh
158
3 "
Jul Arrol,
Isabella
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgowl054
316
27
Oct Arrol,
Maggie Allan
Coulthart
Coulthart
Maryhill
954
220
26
Jun Arroll
Mary Walker
Cameron
Row
71
182
1895 27
Apr Arroll
Walter
Bailie
Gorbals, Glasgow
607
154
25
May Arroll
William
Hicks
Blythswood, Glasgow387
316
25
May Arroll
William
Hicks
Gorbals, Glasgow
712
316
12
Jul Arroll
Isobel Neilson
Neilson
Row
131
189
21
Jan Arrol,
Laura Harriet
Pink
St.Rollox, Glasgow
163
203
28
Jan Arroll,
Minnie
Alexander
Anderson
Dunblane
9
172
22
Dec Arroll,
Margaret
McCallum
Coloquhoun Roseneath
169
circa Arroll,
Ernest
Gray
Glasgow
316
1896 22
Mar Arrol,
George Gray
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow
1 488
316
20
Jul Arrol,
James
Johnstone
Peebles
77
309
15
Jun Arrol,
James Harding
Bragg
Peebles
69
306
18
Aug Arrol,
Joseph
Campbell
Blythswood, GIasgow618
353
27
Sep Arrol,
Robert
Finnen
Maryhill
1095
222
22
Dec Arroll,
Louis Alexander
Coloquhour
1 Roseneath
1
169
20
Apr Arroll,
Margaret
Marshall
Lindsay
Kilmarnock
303
153
1897 25
Mar Arrol,
Albert Edward
Stewart
Pink
St. Rollox, Glasgow
452
203
30
Jan Arrol,
James
Arrol
West District,
Old Monkland
70
361
30
Jan Arrol,
Jane
Arrol
Kinning Park,Glasg
182
361
26
Aug Arrol,
Robert
Hicks
Gorbals, Glasgow
1040
317
26
Aug Arrol,
Robert
Hicks
Kelvin, Glasgow
1310
317
28
Mar Arrol,
Walter
Coulthart
Maryhill
696
221
6
Jun Arroll,
Andrew Neilson
Neilson
Row
107
189
31
Mar Arroll,
Mabel Duncan
Anderson
Dunblane
32
172
1898 28
Aug Arroll,
James
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow
1560
316
1
May Arrol,
William
Pro van
Dennistoun, Glasg
1052
302
1
May Arrol,
William
Provan
Dennistoun, Glasg
1274
302
18
Feb Arroll,
James Robert
Parian
Ure
Row
34
175
19
Apr Arrol,
Alice Black
Finnen
St. Rollox, Glasgow
639
222
623
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURMAME DISTRICTNUMBERPAGE NO.
1898 2
Aug
Arrol,
Florence Annie
Bragg
Peebles 90
306
27
Feb
Arrol,
Isabella Bell
Hazeldine
Dennistoun, Glasgow 521
239
3
Jan
Arrol,
Josephine
Campbell
North Leith 79
353
19
Aug
Arroll,
Helena Deborah
Hubbard
Neilson
Row 134
190
1899 23
Nov
Arroll,
John Scott
Ure
Row 211
175
28
Feb
McArrol, Samuel
Faith
Port Glasgow 132
17
Feb
Arrol,
Sarah
McMechan
Pink
St. Rollox, Glasgow 311
203
26
Jun
Arroll,
Winifred Edith
Kinghom
Partick 1083
192
1900 28
May
Arroll,
Alfred James
Anderson
Dunblane 40
172
22
Mar
Arrol,
Alexander
Provan
Provan
Waterside 20
302
13
Dec
Arroll,
James
Neilson
Row 216
190
23
Jan
Arrol,
Jane Maxwell
Hazeldine
Dennistoun, Glasgow 297
239
1
Oct
Arrol,
Mary Finnen
Finnen
St.Rollox, Glasgow 1637
222
1901 29
Jul
Arrol,
Richard
Arrol
Maryhill 1165
206
19
May
Arrol,
Annie
Arrol
Maryhill 827
204
2
May
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Arrol
Maryhill 707
205
9
Aug
Arrol,
Grace Vittie
Pink
St. Rollox, Glasgow 1331
204
17
Jan
Arrol,
Margaret Hopkins
Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Paisley 1274
297
21
Apr
Arroll,
Jessie Johnstone
Johnstone
Peebles 49
309
1902 23
Apr
Arrol,
Walter
Hazeldine
Cambusnethan 376
239
1
Oct
Arroll,
William Lyle
Ure
Row 182
177
1903 11
Nov
Arrol,
James
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1987
268
McArrol, Samuel
Hanna
Camlachie, Glasgow 868
4
Oct
Arrol,
Jane
Nelson
Dennistoun, Glasgow
2664
289
4
Oct
Arrol,
Jane
Nelson
Blackfriars, Glasg 1129
289
1904 17
Apr
Arrol,
Robert
Hazeldine
Hazeldine
Dennistoun, Glasg 1162
243
21
Mar
Arrol,
Annie McGhee
Laidlaw
Paisley 641
297
29
Feb
Arrol,
Christina
Anderson
Finnen
Maryhill 391
222
20
Apr
Arrol,
Madge
Arrol
Blackfriars, Glasgow 486
205
18
May
Arroll,
Constance Amy
Kinghom
Kelvin, Glasgow 767
192
624
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO.
1905 6
Dec
Arrol,
George Lindsay
McPeak
Calton, Glasgow
1148
269
1
Nov
Arrol,
James
Bryson
Dennistoun,
Glasgow
2772
253
12
Jul
Arrol,
William
Bowman
Paisley
1421
297
19
Oct
Arroll,
Richard Hubbarc
Kinghom
Partick
2025
192
1
Mar
Arroll,
William James
Neilson
Row
27
190
1906 28
Nov
Arrol,
Issac Walker
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1878
269
4
Mar
Arrol,
James
Campbell (
-unningham
Maryhill
352
260
9
Jul
Arrol,
Annie
Nelson
Blackfriars, Glasgow 82 1
289
9
Jul
Arrol,
Annie
Nelson
Dennistoun, Glasg
2085
289
20
Jan
Arrol,
William Harrisor
1 Dickie
Kilmarnock
354
5
Oct
Arrol,
Margaret
Jamieson
Jamieson
Paisley
1930
296
1907 23
Apr
Arrol,
James Johnston/Arrol
Camlachie, Glasgow 814
267
9
Feb
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Margaret
Weddell
Hillhead, Glasgow
47
259
25
Jun
Arrol,
Jemina Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Paisley
1325
297
23
Jul
Arrol,
Marion Gray
Bowman
Paisley
1502
298
1908 25
Feb
Arrol,
Alexander
Campbell
Battersby
Kelvin, Glasgow
246
260
10
Dec
Arrol,
John Fox
Johnston
Calton,
1902
Glasgow
267,268
23
Aug
Arroll,
Annie Margaret
White
Hillhead, Glasgow
287
187
3
Apr
Arroll,
Jean Mills
Carse
Barrhead
127
165
30
Oct
Arrell,
Sarah Martha
Reid
Dennistoun, Glasgo
iv997
475
25
Jul
Arrol,
Ellen Teresa
Stewart
St. RoUox, Glasgow
749
199
14
Nov
Arrol,
Sarah
Arrol
Dennistoun, Glasg
1026
206
14
Nov
Arrol,
Sarah
Arrol
Springbum, Glasgow 983
206
circa
Arrol,
John
Dickie
Kilmarnock
354
1909 19
Jun
Arrol,
Janet
McPeak
Calton, Glasgow
995
270
11
Nov
Arrol
William
Stewart
Springbum, Glasow
914
199,202
1910 26
May
Arroll
Maymie
Hubbard
White
Hillhead, Glasgow
180
187
22
Dec
Arrol,
Margaret Lamont Speir
Springbum
900
263
191128 Sep Arrol, Archibald Hervey
Donald Bateman
Row
164
141
625
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEARE
)AY MTH
Dec Arrol,
NAME
James Crookston
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAG
Crookston Pollokshields,
ENO.
1911 6
Glasgow 719
261
1
Feb
Arroll
Robert
Carse
Barrhead 45
165
23
Mar
Arrol,
Annie Connell
Arrol
Camlachie, Glasgow 801
207
23
Mar
Arrol,
Annie Connell
Arrol
Dennistoun, Glasgow 304
207
4
Jiin
Arrol,
Elizabeth Margaret
Stewart
Stewart
Gamgadhill, Glasgow626
202
31
Mar
Arrol,
Marion Bryson
Bryson
Rutherglen 257
254
13
Jun
Arrol,
Marion Carson
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow 978
270
30
Apr
Arrol,
Mary McKinnon
Douglas
Laidlaw
Paisley 869
297
30
Jan
Arroll
Emma Nisbet
Arroll
Plantation, Glasgow 92
160
1912 7
Dec
Arrol,
Robert
Ruddy
Gamgadhill, Glasg 1205
281
5
Jun
Arrol,
Ellen Isabella
Weddell
Hillhead, Glasgow 176
259
28
Jul
Arrol,
Janet
Hazeldine
Cambusnethan 598
248
1913 10
Aug
Arrol,
John
Stewart
Gamgadhill, Glasgow853
202
20
Aug
Arrol,
Catherine
Crawford
Crawford
Govan, Glasgow 1545
252
3
Mar
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Winifrid
Hervey
Alloa, Clackmannan 143
142
27
Jun
Arroll
Jane Eileen
White
Bridge of Weir 35
187
1914 31
May
Arrol,
Jeanette Craig
Crookston
Crookston
Pollokshields,Glasg 389
261
16
Jun
Arrol,
John
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1011
271
28
Apr
Arrol,
John
Ruddy
St. Rollox, Glasgow 384
281
circa
Arrol,
John McCrudden McCrudden
294
1915 13
Oct
Arrol,
George
Johnston
Paisley 1851
319
13
Feb
Arrol,
Mary Hannah
Stewart
Stewart
Gamgadhill, Glasgow202
202
19
Apr
Arrol,
Robina
Hazeldine
Hazeldine
Cambusnethan 357
248
circa
Arrol,
Margaret
Ruddy
Glasgow
282
18
Apr
Arroll
Jessie Drysdale
Carse
Barrhead 145
166
1916 10
Sep
Arrol,
Alexander
McCrudden
Paisley 1552
294
22
Jul
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Withers
McMinigal
Gamgadhill, Glasgow624
285
10
Apr
Arroll
Margaret
Logan/
Colquhoun
Paxton
Dumbarton 157
168
1917 14
Jun
Arrol,
James
Crawford
Plantation, Glasgow 508
252
626
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE
NO.
1917 31
Oct
Arrol,
William
Ruddy
Blythswood, Glasg
416
282
16
Jun
Arrol,
Agnes Robina
Laidlaw
Paisley
978
297
1918 28
Apr
Arrol,
James
Rowan
Cathcart
270
262
8
Nov
ArroU
, John Milligan
Milligan
Camlachie
1384
314
10
Oct
Arrol,
Annie Lindsay
Tannahill
Coatbridge, Glasg
1074
207
1919 23
Sep
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Withers
Ruddy
Blythswood, Glasg
364
282
15
Sep
Arrol,
Ellen Jean
Speir
Cathcart
497
263
29
Jan
Arrol,
Allan Bell
McMinigal
Gamgadhill, Glasg
898
285
4
Aug
Arrol,
David Johnston
Johnston
Paisley
1086
320
26
Oct
Arrol,
James Bathgate
Nelson
Gamgadhill, Glasg
898
289
12
Oct
Arrol,
Robert Carson
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1230
271
28
May
Arroll
, James
Brown
Kelvin, Glasgow
432
158
1920 18
Apr
ArroU
, William Wilson
Arroll
Biggar
11
172
14
Apr
Arrol,
Alison Esme
Hervey
Logie, Stirling
27
142
25
Mar
Arrol,
Jeanie
McCrudden
Paisley
789
294
31
Mar
Arrol,
Edward
Arrol
Carnoustie
44
205
18
Mar
Arroll
Dorothy
Logan/
Duncan
Paxton
Dumbarton
181
168
1921 8
Dec
Arrol,
George
Ruddy
Blythswood, Glasg
696
283
20
Jul
Arrol,
John Stobo
Stobo
Bridgeton, Glasg
1134
274
2
Jul
Arrol,
Robert
McMinigal
Gamgadhill, Glasg
645
285
2
Oct
Arroll
Mary
Milligan
Camlachie, Glasg
1548
314
4
Jan
Arroll
Winifred Isobel
White
Hillhead, Glasgow
39
192
1922 6
Oct
Arrol,
Andrew
Morrison
Arrol
Barry, Forfar
82
206
11
Mar
Arrol,
Joseph Johnston
Spence
Paisley
485
322
3
May
Arrol,
Caroline Agnes
Philips
Logie, Stirling
35
142
11
Jan
Arroll
Jean Hamilton
Stewart
Row
13
182
1923 14
Dec
Arroll
George
Milligan
Camlachie, Glasg
1691
314
26
May
Arrol,
George
Stobo
Bridgeton, Glasgow
854
275
6
Aug
Arrol,
John
Gordon
Cambuslang
476
214
1924 8
Sep
Arrol,
John Andrew
Andrew
Eastwood
317
277
12
Apr
Arrol,
William
McCrudden
Paisley
669
294
14
Jun
Arrol,
Barbara
Buchanan
Hamilton
Gamgadhill, Glasg
528
203
4
Feb
Arrol,
Nancy Spence
Spence
Paisley
195
322
1925 18
Apr
Arrol,
Douglas
Stobo
Beith, Ayr
43
275
23
Mar
Arrol,
Annette May
Speir
Cathcart
155
263
6
Jun
Arrol,
Elizabeth Clark
Vickers
Cambusnethan
412
243
627
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1925 24
Apr
Arro
, Gertrude
McCrudden
Paisley
616
295
1
May
Arro
, Jessie
Ruddy
Dennistoun, Glasg
334
283
1
May
Arro
, Jessie
Ruddy
St. Rollox, Glasgow
1272
283
19
Sep
Arro
, Mary Ferguson
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
649
240
1926 11
Apr
Arro
1, James
Stewart
Row
56
182
15
May
Arro
1, Robert Milligan
Milligan
Camlachie, Glasgow
678
316
7
Dec
Arro
, Elizabeth
McMichael
Airth
57
301
1927 29
Jan
Arro
, Alexander
Johnston
Johnston
Paisley
1037
323
24
Feb
Arro
, Walter
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
176
240
24
Feb
Arro
, Walter
Gardiner
Dalziel
211
240
19
Jul
Arro
, James
Ruddy
St.Rollox, Glasgow
1733
283
1
Aug
Arro
, Walter
Vickers
Dalziel
682
243
23
Nov
Arro
, Margaret Stobo
Stobo
Blythswood, Glasg
456
275
1928 5
May
Arro
, James
McCrudden
Paisley
705
295
10
Jul
Arro
, Allan
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
466
241
10
Jul
Arro
, Allan
Gardiner
Dalziel
694
241
1929 27
Jan
Arro
, John Nelson
Arrol
St. Rollox, Glasgow
392
290
8
Mar
Arro
, Elizabeth Orr
Stobo
Stobo
Calton, Glasgow
306
275
14
Jul
Arro
, Robert
Ruddy
Gorbals, Glasgow
816
284
14
Jul
Arro
, Robert
Ruddy
St. Rollox, Glasgow
1619
284
13
Nov
Arro
, Robina
Hazeldine
Vickers
Cambusnethan
643
245
1930 4
Jan
Arro
1, James
Milligan
Camlachie, Glasgow
82
316
22
Jan
Arro
I, James William
MacDonald
Rhu
10
175
4
Apr
Arro
, Sheila
Unknown
268
2
May
Arro!
, Douglas Provan
McMichael
Kelvin, Glasgow
494
301
2
May
Arro
, Douglas Provan
McMichael
Stirling
201
301
17
Sep
Ano
, Ethel
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
582
242
17
Sep
Arro!
, Ethel
Gardiner
Dalziel
836
242
1931 19
Nov
Arro!
, Robert
Hazeldine
Vickers
Cambusnethan
630
245
18
Apr
Arro!
, Isabella Simpson
Stobo
Stobo
Gallon, Glasgow
469
276
11
Feb
Arroi
1, Agnes Brown
Brown
Govan Hill, Glasg
113
158
1932 4
Aug
Arrol
, William
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
449
243
4
Aug
Arrol
, William
Gardiner
Dalziel
676
243
1933 4
Mar
Arrol
, Annie
Ruddy
Calton, Glasgow
214
284
4
Mar
Arrol
, Annie
Ruddy
St. Rollox, Glasgow
680
284
628
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO.
1933 21
May
Arrol,
Douglas
Stobo
Calton, Glasgow
460
276
21
May
Arrol,
John
Mutter
Milton, Glasgow
425
200
21
May
Arrol,
John
Mutter
Springbum, Glasgow 915
200
17
Dec
Arrol,
Mary Beck
Vickers
Cambusnethan
713
247
17
Dec
Arrol,
Mary Beck
Vickers
Dalziel
979
247
1934 25
Oct
Arrol,
Walter
Arrol
Cambusnethan
600
12
Sep
Arrol,
Joan Gibson
McMichael
George Square
Edinburgh
1684
302
12
Sep
Arrol,
Joan Gibson
McMichael
Haymarket, Edinb
1186
302
1935 22
May
Arrol,
Joseph
McCrudden
Paisley
722
296
10
Aug
Arrol,
Barbara Kyle
Kyle
Dunoon
77
253
20
Dec
ArroU
Bessie Catherine
Hall
College, Glasgow
61
189
1936 16
Jul
Arrol,
Isabella
Vickers
Cambusnethan
251
247
8
Feb
Arroll
Helena Neilson
Hall
College, Glasg
549
189
10
Sep
Arrol,
John Laing
Spence
Paisley
1248
324
1937 13
Nov
Arroll
John Allan
McDonald
College,
Glasgow
2973
176
1938 30
May
Arrol,
William
Campbell
MacRae
PoUok, Glasgow
564
260
24
May
Arrol,
William Stanley
Mutter
Milton, Glasgow
712
201
1939 28
Mar
Arroll
Isabella Earl
Kincaid
Miller
Paisley
507
165
4
Jun
Arrol,
Charles
Kyle
Monkton
48
253
9
Jul
Arrol,
George Gordon
Johnston
Paisley
948
321
1
Oct
Arrol,
Ethel Wilson
Vickers
Cambusnethan
309
247
1940 11
Dec
Arrol,
Margaret
Johnston
Johnston
Paisley
1782
322
1941 15
Apr
Arrol,
William Albert
Vickers
Vickers
Cambusnethan
165
247
21
Oct
Arroll
Margaret
Lavelle
Paisley
1589
319
1942 25
Apr
Arroll
Andrea Hall
Hall
Rhu
50
189
1943 14
Apr
Arrol,
Ann Hamill
Lavelle
Paisley
603
319
9
Aug
Arroll
Aileen
McDonald
Stromont
Birmingham (England)
175
19
Jul
Arroll
Helen
Unknown
Biggar
172
15
Sep
Arrol,
Isabella
Chalmers
Springbum, Glasg
1619
202
1944 25
Feb
Arroll
Jannette Esther
Robertson
Govan, Glasgow
305
173
6
May
Arrol,
William Provan
Watts
Kilmarnock
425
303
1945
25 Dec' 44
Arroll
Anthony Miller
Miller
Paisley
30
166
629
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 -1991
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO.
1945 1
May
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Ruddy
Robinson
Milton, Glasgow
444
281
31
Mar
Arrol
, Janette
Vickers
Cambusnethan
96
247
1946 6
Feb
Arrol
, George
Gordon
Paisley
169
323
13
Feb
Arrol
, James
Arrol/Quinr
I College, Glasgow
503
282
10
Mar
Arrol
, James
Wells
Provon, Glasgow
287
289
29
Jul
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Dey
244
23
Jun
Arrol
, John
Robinson
Milton, Glasgow
619
281
1947 23
Feb
Arrol
, David Johnston
Lavelle
Paisley
347
320
8
Jul
Arrol
, Stuart Campbell
Martin
Pollok, Glasgow
1002
260
1948 10
Jun
Arrol
, Annie
Arrol/Quinr
1 College, Glasgow
1418
282
1
Aug
Arrol
, Evelyn McBain
Dey
Forres
198
243
4
Apr
Arrol
1, Grace
Watson
Biggar
8
172
1949 4
Jan
Arrol
, Alexander
Gordon
Paisley
74
323
8
Jun
Arrol
, Catherine
Elizabeth
Wells
Provan, Glasgow
959
290
25
Sep
Arrol
, John Laing
Lavelle
Paisley
1426
320
1950 12
Jan
Arrol
, Thomas Gordon
Thomson
College, Glasgow
1563
323
22
Mar
Arrol
, John Matthew
Matulinois
West Old Monkland 189
274
29
Jun
Arrol
, Stanley
Alexander
Dey
Elgin
126
243
18
Nov
Arrol
, Martin Campbel
Martin
Pollok, Glasgow
1097
260
13
Dec
Arrol
, Senga Mary
Robson
Govan, Glasgow
1845
248
1951 8
Feb
Arrol
, Colin John Nico
Nicol
Hillhead, Glasgow
171
277
1952 31
Jan
Arrol
, Thomas George
Wells
Provan, Glasgow
260
290
6
Mar
Arrol
, John Joseph
McBarron
Paisley
347
294
4
May
Arrol
, Marie
Matulinois
BellshiU
696
275
13
Jun
Arrol
, William Curran
Curran
Paisley
844
296
29
Jul
Arrol
, Margaret
Spence
Lavelle
Paisley
1080
320
1953 7
Mar
Arrol
, Robina
Hazeldine
Robson
Springbum
1621
248
circa
Arrol
, Nancy Spence
Arrol
Paisley
323
1954 28
Feb
Arrol
, David Alexander McBarron
Paisley
319
295
28
Jan
Arrol
, Alison Joyce
Nicol
Hillhead, Glasgow
119
277
17
Nov
Arrol
, Elizabeth Mary
Curran
Paisley
1470
296
1955 28
Jan
Arrol
, Marie
Wells
College, Glasgow
293
291
23
Aug
Arrol
1, Jane Brown
Swanson
College, Glasgow
2382
158
1956 18
May
Arrol
1, Agnes King
Ferguson
Rhu
263
176
630
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH
1956 21 Nov Arrol,
7 Aug Arrol,
4 Apr Arrol,
10 Oct Arrol,
1957 14 Apr Arrol,
20 Apr Arrol,
30 Jun Arrol,
8 Apr Arrol,
14 Jun Arrol,
1958 10 Dec Arrol,
1959 21 Nov Arrol,
6 Sep Arrol,
25 Oct Arrol,
circa Arrol,
10 May Arroll,
1960 22 May Arrol,
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
NAME SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO
Helen Gray Glen Blythswood,
June Catherine Nicol
James Camichan Curran
Martine Eunice Elrick
Caroline Margaret
Helen Dey
Eileen Mary McBarron
Eileen Wells Wells
Ian Frazer Cole
Linda Ann Curran
Janet Robson Robson
Aileen Joan Dallas
Isabella Gardiner Curran
Lynn Allison Allan
John Pullar'
Janet
MacDonald Ferguson
Alexandria
MacDonald Maclver
Glasgow
Cambuslang
Blythswood,
Glasgow
Rafford, Moray
Paisley
Provan, Glasgow
Glasgow
Paisley
Govan, Glasgow
Provan, Glasgow
Dalziel
Milton, Glasgow
Rhu
3486 286
100 277
242
3486 252
3
840
1239
1309
1787
2586
811
1750
258
25
Sep
Arrol,
James Alexander
Curran
Paisley
2185
15
Nov
Arroll,
John Scott
Ferguson
Rhu
714
1961
No
entries
1962 10
Jan
Arrol,
Elsie Gordon
Maclver
Paisley
132
27
Jan
Arrol,
Allan
Curran
Cambusnethan
28
15
Apr
Arrol,
William
Hazeldine
Robson
Govan, Glasgow
595
21
Aug
Arrol,
Brenda Elizabeth McBarron
Paisley
1871
1963 23
Apr
Arrol,
Sharon Ada
Dallas
Hamilton
458
31
Oct
Arrol,
Julie Knox
Knox
George Square,
Edinburgh
3826
1964 3
Jun
Arrol,
Hugh Robson
Robson
Glasgow, South
1/544
1965 9
Jul
Arrol,
James Campbell
Battersby
Glasgow
2/1110
23
Aug
Arrol,
Gordon Stanley
Colston
Glasgow
6/1591
10
Dec
Arroll,
Wendy Margaret
Crilley
Rhu
832
1966 26
Jul
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Curran
Cambusnethan
286
16
Nov
Arrol,
Scott Jonathan
Dallas
Hamilton
937
1967 5
Dec
Arrol,
Walter Shaw
Robson
Glasgow
1600
17
Feb
Arroll,
Lynn Janet
Crilley
Lerwick, Shetland
243
295
290
240
296
248
200
241
201
373
176
Johnstone, Renfrew 1096 324
296
176
324
242
248
295
200
321
248
260
201
176
242
200
248
177
631
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICTNUMBER PAGE NO.
1968 12
Feb
Arrol
Lynne Margaret
Battersby
Bothwell
351
260
11
Apr
Arrol
Jacqueline
Wells
Robyce, Glasgow
290
1969 19
Feb
Arrol
Ross John
Dallas
Hamilton
152
200
13
Mar
Arrol
Andrew James
Burgess
Dundee
328
282
12
Jul
Arrol
Janette Whyte
Knox
Paisley
1124
322
1970
No entries
1971 21
Jan
Arrol
Michelle
Campbell
Paisley
167
323
15
Jul
Arrol
Michelle
Jean-Lauder
Arrol
Paisley
1282
23
Aug
Arrol
Julie
Curran
Motherwell
999
242
3
Dec
Arrol
Graham John
Burgess
Glasgow
1424
282
1972 11
Apr
Arrol
David
Beech
Paisley
635
320
1973
No entries
1974 7
Aug
Arrol
, Julie
Rennie
St. Andrews
166
29
Nov
Arrol
Louise Monique
Harris
Kilwinning
257
290
1975 19
Jan
Arrol
Nichola
Paton
Edinburgh
290
26
Dec
Arrol
Joanne Elizabeth
Gilmour
Paisley
560
323
1976 5
Jan
Arrol
James
Bailie
Motherwell
& Wishaw
349
242
26
Jan
Arrol
David
Lyons
Paisley
134
295
11
Jun
Arrol
Susan
McLaughlin Paisley
780
320
1977 4
May
Arrol
Simon
Reid
Paisley
448
295
17
Aug
Arrol
, Ross John
Rennie
St. Andrews
166
15
Nov
Arrol
Stewart John
Ferguson
Glasgow
687
277
1978 22
Mar
Arrol
Robert David
Arrol
Paisley
385
6
May
Arrol
Jennifer
Alexander
Gilmour
Paisley
553
323
7
Dec
Arrol
Mark
Lyons
Paisley
358
295
1979 1
Jun
Arrol
Jillian Margaret
Gilmour
Paisley
683
323
1980 7
May
Arrol
Kristy Anne
Ferguson
Glasgow
342
277
12
Jun
Arrol
James Edward
Harris
Glasgow
481
290
1981 4
Apr
Arrol
Julie Lynne
Beattie
Strathendrick
10
260
8
Apr
Arrol,
Gillian
Reid
Paisley
480
295
1982 3
Mar
Arrol
Scott Laing
Arrol
Paisley
277
324
20
Jul
Arrol
Louise
Gordon
Paisley
800
324
5
Nov
Arrol,
Louisa Michelle
Beattie
Strathendrick
52
261
1983 2
Sep
Arrol,
Susan Margaret
Nisbet
Renfrew
283
323
1984 28
Jan
Arrol,
George Thomas
Paton
Glasgow
92
290
8
Jul
Arrol,
KarenAlexander
Beattie
Strathendrick
33
261
8
Sep
Arrol,
Emma Jane
Stoney
Glasgow
576
242
632
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1991
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICTNUMBERPAGE NO.
8
Dec
Arrol,
Alexander Neil
Gordon
Paisley
305
324
1985 18
Feb
Arrol,
John Anderson
Anderson
Glasgow
172
290
7
Oct
Arrol,
Iain William
Nisbet
Renfrew
314
323
1986 19
Feb
Arrol,
Jason Edward
McLaughlin
Paisley
231
320
23
Jun
Arrol,
Alexander David Ritchie
Paisley
682
320
4
Nov
Arrol,
Richelle
Arrol
Motherwell &
Wishaw
792
242
17
Nov
Arrol,
Alexander John
Beattie
Strathendrick
64
261
17
Nov
Arrol,
Steven George
Nisbet
Renfrew
389
323
1987 17
Jan
Arrol,
George David
Arrol
Paisley
108
322
19
Aug
Arrol,
Paul David
(Simpson)
Arrol
Paisley
900
1990 7
Dec
Arrol,
Stephanie Casey
Casey
1991 29
Mar
Arrol,
Stephen George
Wallace
341
29
Aug
Arroll
Arrol,
Andrew James
Scott Jonathan
Russell
Glasgow
163
282
176
633
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 - 1854
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
NAME DISTRICT PAGE NO
1629 22 Jan
Arroll
, Duncan
Agnes Lightoun
Edinburgh
372
1649 8 Mar
Arroll
, Duncan
Janet Hardie
Edinburgh
370
1649 circa
Arrol,
John
Janet Buchanan
McWattie
Stirlingshire
139
1650 circa
Arrell
, Duncan
Margaret Smyth
Stirlingshire
364
1656 circa
Arrell
, Patrick
Christ. McAusIan
Stirlingshire
363
1661 16 Jan
Arrell
, Janet
Patrick McAulay
Buchanan, Stirlingshire
139
1662 22 Jan
Arroll
, William
Elizabeth
MacFarlan
Buchanan, Stirlingshire
148
1665 circa
Arall,
Patrick
Janet Stewart
Stirlingshire
364
1665 9 Jul
Arroll
, Duncan
Janet McQueen
Buchanan, Stirlingshire
139
1665 circa
Arrol,
Ellen
John McAlpine
Stirlingshire
139
1675 circa
Arrell
Walter
Jonet McRay
364
1676 circa
Arrall
Patrick
Margaret Watson
363
1681 Aug
Arroe
, Mary
Jo. Smith
Bonhill, Dumbarton
372
1682 Dec
Arrel,
Issobell
William Leckie
Bonhill, Dumbarton
373
1686 circa
Arrell
Robert
Isobell McAlpin
363
1686 circa
Anal,
John
Janet Wright
363
1690 circa
Arroll
, Mungo
Margaret Buchanan
151
1690 circa
Arrol,
Mungo
Jane Provan
343
I69I 14 Sep
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Umphra Blair
Glasgow
369
1693 circa
Arroll
, Duncan
Margaret Buchanan
343
1696 12 Apr
Arroll
, Isobel
John Balfour
Edinburgh
361
1696 30 Apr
Arrol,
Isobel
John Balfour
Edinburgh
361
1698 19 Apr
Arroll
, (Erroll) John
Helen Currie
363
1700 circa
Arrol,
Duncan
Christian
McKennan
Stirlingshire
139
1701 23 Nov
Arrol,
Alexander
Margaret McTagart
Glasgow
343
1701 22 Mar
Arroll
, William
Margaret Armour
Dumbartonshire
344
1705 I Oct
Arroll
, Isobel
James Colquhoun
Dumbarton
366
1706 2 Mar
ArrOl,
Margaret
Andrew
MacFarlane
Dumbarton
366
1706 12 Jun
Arrol,
Isobell
Hugh Andrew
Glasgow
366
1706 21 Nov
Arroll
, Patrick
Grizall Lindsay
Dry men
344
1707 circa
Arroll
, Patrick
Jane Crocket
344
1712 14 Oct
Arrol,
Elizabeth
John Davidson
Glasgow
366
1714 27 Nov
Arrol,
Margaret
Henry Lockhead
Glasgow
366
1719 25 Dec
Arrol,
William
Margaret Faichney
Logic, Perthshire
366
1720 22 Dec
Arrol,
William
Margaret Tailyour
Glasgow
359
635
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 -1854
SPOUSES
OPR GENEAL
OGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
NAME DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1721 30 Nov
Arrol,
Walter
Jean (Jane) Dick
Glasgow
344
1726 circa
Arrol,
Mary
George MacFarlane
148
1727 17 Mar
Arroll
, Margaret
William Buchanan
Dumbarton
367
1727 1 Jun
Arrol,
Janet
James Corse
Glasgow
367
1730 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Isabel Graham
Aberyfoyle, Perthshire
139
1730 circa
Arrol,
William
Marjory Mitchell
350
1730 14 Mar
Arroll
, Marie
George McFarlane
Buchanan, Stirlingshire
367
1730 4 Jun
Arroll
, Margaret
James McCoul
Glasgow
367
1731 3 Jun
Arroll
, John
Elizabeth Esdale
Glasgow
349
1731 1 Jul
Arrol,
John
Margaret Donaldson Glasgow
343
1733 5 Apr
Arroll
, Patrick
Janet Scott
Glasgow
367
1734 21 Dec
Arroll
, John
Janet Gordon
Bonhill, Dumbartonshire 365
1740 3 Feb
Arrol,
Jno
Eliz. McClae
Glasgow
367
1740 circa
Arrol,
John
Jean Mains
Finnich, Drymen
Stirlingshire
148
1743 2 Jan
Arrol,
Anabell
Jno. Stevenson
Glasgow
367
1743 8 May
Arroll
, John
Margt. Hutchison
Glasgow
365
1744 18 Nov
Arrol,
Katherine
Thomas Smith
Glasgow
356
1749 21 May
Arrol,
Lillias
John Cample
Glasgow
368
1750 7 Oct
Arrol,
Jean
James Ballatine
Glasgow
368
1752 12 Apr
Arrol,
John
Elizabeth Salmond
Glasgow
368
1752 22 Oct
Arroll
, Margt
Jas. Allison
Glasgow
368
1754 20 Jan
Arrol,
John
Mary Currie
Glasgow
368
1754 14 Jul
Arrol,
John
Helen McLachlen
Glasgow
368
1757 circa
Arrol,
William
Margaret Colquhoun
145
1757 5 May
Arroll
, John
Janet McAulay
Row SC 67
151
1758 20 Jan
Arrol,
Janet
Duncan McKenderickDrymen, Stirlingshire
368
1759 13 May
Arroll
, William
Margt. Paton
Glasgow
1761 circa
Arral,
John
Margaret Hamilton
372
1763 28 Jan
Arroll
, Margaret
William Buchanan
shopkeeper
Glasgow SC 67
369
1763 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Margaret Gardner
372
1764 27 Aug
Arrol,
Duncan
Agnes Graham
Easter Lead,
Drymen Stirlingshire
139
1765 circa
Arrl,
Robert
Margaret Barr
Paisley, Abbey 100
357
1766 13 Apr
Arrol,
William
Marrion Leishman
Stirling
374
1766 2 May
Arrol,
William
Margaret Leishmar
Logic, Perthshire
374
1766 15 Aug
Arrol,
Mary
James Ritchie
Row
148
636
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 - 1854
SPOUSES
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
NAME DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1767 30 May
Arrol,
Jean
Don Walker
Milnetown of
Drummond, Drymen
148
1767 6 Jun
Arrall
, Ann
James Cuming
Paisley
371
1768 circa
Arrol,
Walter
Mary Robertson
148
1769 circa
Arrol,
John
Elizabeth Buchanan
357
1771 22 Jun
Arroll
, Elizabeth
Duncan McMurrich Kilmarnock
374
1773 10 Mar
Arroll
, John
SC 67
1777 24 May
Arrol,
David
Janet Cargill
Dunkeld, Perthshire
345
1777 6 Jan
Arroll
, John
Janet Cochrane
Row 503/1-2
151
1778 2 Feb
Arroll
, James
Janet McKinley
Row, 503/1-2
Dumbartonshire
157
1779 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Elizabeth Paton
145
1779 circa
Arrol,
William
Margaret Bain
372
1780 22 Jan
Arroll
, Mary
James Mcllquhan
Drymen, Stirlingshire
374
1780 circa
Arroll
, Walter
Mary Bazilli
279
1780 circa
Arrol,
Walter
Mary Main
365
1782 circa
Arrall
, John
Mary McGouchan
373
1785 circa
Arall,
Charles
Agnes Heart
366
1785 circa
Arroll
, John
Grizel Paton
364
1785 circa
Arrol,
William
Jane Boyle
360
1787 16 Nov
Arroll
, Katherine
Andrew Drumond
Drymen, Stirlingshire
145
1790 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Barbara FuUerton
365
1790 circa
Arroll
, Robert
Margaret Melvin
345
1792 8 Dec
Arrol,
Christian
John Arthur
Kilmarnock
148
1792 circa
Arrol,
Isabel
A. MacFarlane
Stirlingshire
145
1792 18 Aug
Arroll
, Jean
John MacFarlane
Drymen, Stirlingshire
145
1795 circa
Arrol,
Charles
Elizabeth Hamilton
337
1795 11 May
Arroll
, Robert
Elizabeth Knapp
299,305
1797 6 Jan
Arrell
, Jean
Humphrey Houet
Kilmarnock
375
1798 23 Aug
Arrol,
Isobel
Colin Campbell
Barony
375
1799 7 Oct
Arrol,
William
Mary Robertson
Paisley, Abbey
145
1800 circa
Arroll
, Janet
Peter Cochran
Dumbartonshire
157
1800 circa
Arral,
Samuel
Ann Campbell
360
1801 18 Jul
Arroll
, Isobel
Andrew Graham
Drjmen, Stirlingshire
371
1803 22 Jan
Arrol,
Thomas
Janet Allen
Paisley, Abbey 559/4
251
1805 12 Jan
Arrol,
John
Mary Alexander
Paisley
369
1805 26 Jan
Arrol,
Charles
Janet Hamilton
Paisley
346
637
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 - 1854
SPOUSES
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
NAME DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1806 31 May
Arro!
, William
Helen Rodger
Beveridge
Greenock
359
1806 8 Sep
Arral
, Jane
John Elmer
Greenock
371
1806 circa
Arro!
1, Isabella
George McAnslau
152
1807 7 Feb
Arral
, Mary
James Lamont
Greenock
374
1808 circa
Arral
1, Adam
Elizabeth —
373
1808 circa
Ano
, Janet (Jean)
Robert Sands
145
1808 circa
Arro
1, Samuel
Margaret Campbell
346
1810 15 Apr
Arro
1, Robert
Jean Caddell
164,185
1810 8 Dec
Arro
, Jean
Gamer Williams
Greenock
369
1811 circa
Arro
, Jane
Neil Smith
360
1812 29 Feb
Arro
1, Janet
Hugh Mitchell
Greenock
345
1814 19 Jan
Arro
, Walter
Jean Gillies
139
1814 29 Dec
Arro
, Robert
Janet Brown
Greenock
357
1815 15 May
Arro
, Janet
Hugh Mitchell
360
1815 18 May
Arro
, John
Ann Tytler
Paisley, Abbey
559/4
279
1816 circa
Arro
, Robert
Mary McClellan
351
1816 23 Jan
Arrol
1, John
Jean Cochrane
Row, Dumbartonshire
157
1816 circa
Arro
, Peter
Mary Campbell
152
1816 circa
Arrol
» —
Mary Hall
364
1817 circa
Arro
1, Margaret
James Young
164
1818 31 Oct
Arro
, Jean
John McClellan
Dumbarton
148
1818 circa
Arro
, Robert
Mary McLean (McLarion)
348
1818 circa
Arro
, David
Martha Gilfillan
Glasgow
353
1819 circa
Arro
1, John
Agnes Thompson
313
1819 circa
Arro
, Robert
Elizabeth Brown
370
1820 circa
Arro
, James
Grace Balfour
164,197
1820 circa
Arro
, James
Christina Miller
348
1821 11 Nov
Arro
, James
Shirijean Nitter
Barony, Glasgo
w /16
349
1822 20 Jan
Arro
, Elizabeth
Edward Gallochar
Barony, Glasgow /16
349
1822 24 Nov
Arro
, Mary
Thomas McGregor
Barony, Glasgo
w /16
346
1822 20 Dec
Arro
1, Daniel
Margaret Jarden
Helensburgh
503/1
163
1823 21 Feb
Arro
, William
Rebekah Thurlock
Barony, Glasgo
w /16
347
1824 circa
Arro
1, Elizabeth
Adam Douglas
299
1824 5 Dec
Arro
, Mary
Andrew Pinkerton
Paisley
589/8
337
1825 circa
Arro
1, Archibald
Janet Edie
169,170
1825 10 Jul
Arro
, Peter
Isabella McFarlane
Glasgow
644/40
164
1825 2 Dec
Arro
, Robert
Jane Campbell
Aberdeen
341
1826 24 Feb
Arro
, Duncan
Martha McKellar
Glasgow
644/40
166
638
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 - 1854
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1828 21 Dec Arrol, William
1829
1829
1830
1830
1830
1830
1831
1832
1833
1833
1833
1833
1835
1835
1835
1836
1837
1837
1838
1838
1838
circa
circa
circa
25 Jul
circa
circa
18 Jan
13 Jul
28 Feb
12 May
10 Jul
circa
15 Mar
circa
circa
27 Mar
24 Jun
circa
circa
11 Mar
2 Jun
Arro!
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arra
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1839 5 Dec Arro
1839 circa
1840 17 Oct
1840 circa
1842 circa
1843 16 Jun
1843 28 Aug
1843 3 Dec
1843 circa
1843 circa
1844 12 Aug
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1844 circa Arra
1845 11 Oct Arro
Jean
John
John
John
John
Robert
Mary
Mary
Thomas
James
Elizabeth
Agnes
William
William
Isabella
Mary
Grace
Thomas
Charles
Isabella
Mary
Archibald
Theodore
William
John
John
Margaret
James
John
Walter
Walter
John
Elizabeth
William
Janet
SPOUSES OPR GENEALOGY
NAME DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO^
Janet Henderson Barony, 622/16
Glasgow 299,305
251
Tom Hamilton
Margaret Mason
Jane Campbell
Janet Anderson
Margaret Smith
Catherine Logic (Logan)
Archibald McAllister Greenock
Cathiness
(Londonderry)
Barony, Glasgow /1 6
345
346
375
347
347
374
146
Paisley, Abbey 559 255,256
251
148
346
345
361
299
370
369
365
352
353
Paisley, Abbey
Paisley, Abbey 559/8
Barony, Glasgow /1 7
Alexander Watt
Agnes Hodgert
Bethia Hamilton
Andrew Paton
William Blair
Margaret Dixon
Margaret McDonald
Andrew Wylie
Peter Foulds Paisley, Abbey
Archibald Primose Paisley, Abbey
Bethia Craig
Mary Lawson
Andrew Inglis Glasgow
Peter Andrew
Faulds(Foulds) Paisley 337,370
Margaret Reid
Auchincloss 649/7 139
Rachael
Barbara Mclnnes Paisley
Margaret Campbell
James Dick
Jean Butchert Paisley, Abbey
Isabella Currie Greenock
Margaret Haddow Barony, Glasgow /18
Marion Gartshore
644/42
Mary Camplin
Alexander
McCormick
Martha Bothwick
James Glacken
Houston
Roseneath
265
356
345
279
370
313
222,233
360
371
359
152
639
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND INCLUDING
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE OLD PARISH REGISTERS
1629 - 1854
SPOUSES
OPR GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
NAME DISTRICT VOLUME PAGE NO.
1845 7 Nov
Arrol,
James
Catherine Reilly
Kirkintilloch
197
1846 4 Jiin
Arroll
James
Jessie Hood
Row
157
1846 13 Jan
Arrol,
Janet
Samuel Angel
Paisley, Abbey
370
1846 31 Dec
Arroll
Robert
Mary McCallum
Helensburgh, Row
160
1846 circa
Arrol,
Andrew
(Thomson
) Mary Horn
317
1847 18 Jun
Arroll
Mary
John Newell
Barony, Glasgow /9
359
1847 23 Jun
Arrol,
Margaret
William Anderson
Houston and Killellan
374
1847 12 Nov
Arrol,
Christina
William Gilchrist
Paisley
370
1847 circa
Arroll,
Alexander
Jane Dobbie
Glasgow
356
1847 circa
Arroll,
Mary
Michael McGowan
346
1847 circa
Arrol,
Moses
Margaret Wilson
353
1848 circa
Arrol,
Alexander
Dyce Margaret Simpson
341
1848 circa
Arrol,
Moses
Sarah McGinigall
352
1848 circa
Arrol,
Rachel
Daniel McCormick
353
1849 18 Jan
Arrol,
Robert
Jane Brown
350
1849 21 Oct
Arroll
Walter
Helen Hubbard
Barony, Glasgow /20
185
1849 23 Dec
Arrol,
William
Sarah Ann Meeken
Kirkintilloch
198
1850 circa
Arrol,
Peter
Margaret Currey
155
1850 circa
Arrol,
Margaret AllanMoody
361
1851 24 Aug
Arroll
John
Charlotte Boyle
Barony, Glasgow /20
349
1853 2 May
Arroll
George
Elizabeth Foster
Melrose, Roxburgh
329
1853 8 Jun
Arrol,
Matilda
James McQuillan
346,443
1853 4 Aug
Arrol,
Ann
James Brown
Houston, Renfrewshire
147
1853 circa
Arrol,
Elizabeth
John Pollock
Paisley
363
1854 17 Sep
Arrol,
John
Barbara Johnston
Barony, Glasgow 166, 167,267
1854 circa
Arrol,
Walter
Jane Allan
Glasgow
358
1854 19 Dec
Arroll
John
Ann Yuill
Rutherglen, Glasgow 355,392
1854 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Christine Gunn
357
1854 circa
Arrol,
Moses
Catherine Hamilton
359
1854 circa
Arroll
Margaret
Alexander McGregor
345
1854 circa
Arrol,
Mary
Alexander Millar
317
1854 circa
Arrol,
Robert
Jane Anderson
225
1854 circa
Arrol,
Thomas
Mary Gilmour
350
1854 circa
Arroll,
Samuel
Catherine Kennedy
355
(Earle)
1854 circa
Arroll,
Robert
'Jane'
347
640
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
YEAR
1855
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll
Arroll
Arroll
Arroll
1856
Arrol,
Arroll
1857
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll
1858
Arral,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1859
Arroll
1860
No
1861
Arrol,
Arroll
1862
Arrol,
1863
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1864
Arrol,
Arroll
Arroll
Arrol,
1865
Arrol,
Arroll
Arrol,
Arrol,
1866
No
1867
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll
NAME
Agnes Hodgart
Grace
Catherine
James
John
William
Isabella
John
Charles
John
Peter
William
James
Catherine
Peter
entries
Thomas
Jessie
Janet
Christina
Jane
Louisa
Joseph
William
Archibald
James
Janet
John
Duncan
Janet
John
Entries
James
John
Anne
Janet
Charles
Margaret
SPOUSES
SURNAME DATE
Mclnnes 3 1 Dec
Morgan 1 9 Feb
Martin 14 May
Nicholson 3 Sep
Howat 23 Feb
Stevenson 1 1 May
Crerar
King
Paterson
Sneddon
McDonald
McGhee
Thomson
Glen
Miller
Weddell
Adams
Hunter
Young
Fulton
Kennedy
Armour
Pattison
Fraser
Muir
Craig
Bryden
Craig
Turner
Gachan
Young
Wilson
Cooney
Christie
Waddell
Kelly
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICT NUMBERPAGE NO
Paisley, High 136 256
Clyde, Glasgow 24 371
Row 8 155
Blythswood, Glasg 344 351
Blythswood, Glasgow 51 163,179
Bridgeton, Glasgow 44
299,305,311
Kirkintilloch
Upper Fenwick
New-Kilpa trick
Paisley, High
Johnstone, Renfrew
50
28 Nov
20 Jun
circa
26 Jun Tradeston, Glasgow 255
25 Dec
19 Nov
2 Nov
circa
2 Dec Anderstown, Glasg
26 Dec
28 Jun
28 Aug
30 Oct
27 Feb
2 Jun
circa
15 Jul
13 Dec
17 Mar
16 Sep
circa
7 Jul
14 Jul
circa
25 Apr Paisley, High
3 1 Oct Abbey, B
9 Aug Paisley, High
8 Nov Kirkintilloch
circa
circa
223
152
352
300
28 361
74 279,293
56 251
347
211 164
Abbey, B 174
Blythswood, Glasg 216
Abbey, B 133
Paisley, High 93
High Church, Glasg 86
Blythswood, Glasg 202
Abbey, B 113
Row 20
Hutchesontown,
Glasgow 79
Paisley, Low 53
Tradeston, Glasgow 305
High Church, Glasg 247
39
140
71
256
167
257
279
309
140
353
257
170
305
287
358
167
317
348
258
279
279
233
254
356
641
INDEX OF ARROL AhfD ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
YEAR
NAME
SPOUSES REGISTER GENEALOGY
SURNAME DATE DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1868
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Pollock
28
Dec
Paisley, Low
45
371
Arrol,
Esther
Hamilton
6
Mar
Central District,
Glasgow
91
356
1869
Arrol,
Isabella
Wellwood
circa
313
1870
No
entries
1871
Arroll
Duncan
Colquhoun
28
Dec
Port Glasgow
76
167
Arrol,
Margaret
Drummond 20
Apr
Canongate, Edinb
88
341
Arroll
Margaret
Dalton
29
Jun
Calton, Glasgow
156
356
Arrol,
Robert A.
Wilson
circa
1872
Arrol,
John
Taylor
9
Feb
Bridgeton, Glasgow
88
350
Arrol,
John Hodgart
Brodie
19
Mar
Bridgeton, Glasgow
123
263
Arrol,
Mary
Miller
13
Aug
Bridgeton, Glasgow
372
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Chalmers
13
Jun
High Church, Glasgow
280
Arrol,
Catherine
Thomson
circa
347
Arrol,
Alexander
McGarvie
circa
354
1873
Arrol,
Archibald
Tower
Philips
4
Sep
Partick
156
143
Arrol,
Bethia
Robertson
30
Dec
Johnstone, Renfrew
92
254
Arrol,
Mary
Gardner
25
Jun
Johnstone, Renfrew
40
255
Arroll,
Mary
Dunbar
5
Dec
Helensburgh, Row
48
161
1874
Arrol,
Arroll,
Robert
Richard
Withers
15
Sep
Springbum, Glasgow
Hutchesontown,
83
280
Hubbard
McLay
19
Jun
Glasgow
186
186
Arrol,
Charlotte
Todd
4
Sep
High Church,
Glasgow
545
311
Arrol,
Janet
Maxwell
13
Mar
Partick
191
1875
Arroll,
Peter
Rowan 31 Dec 74
Kilmarnock
19
152
Arrol,
Elizabeth
McCabe
17
Sep
Calton, Glasgow
284
313
Arrol,
Jane
Robertson
31
Dec
Bridgeton, Glasgow
6
197
Arrol,
Margaret
Black
6
Apr
Blythswood, Glasg
109
145
1876
Arroll,
William
Bailie
5
Jun
Kelvin, Glasgow
288
153
Arroll,
Archibald
Stevenson
9
Dec
Govan Church
351
160
1877
Arroll,
Margaret
Craig
11
Jun
Kilmarnock
77
155
1878
Arroll,
James
Stobo
4
Oct
Dennistoun, Glasg
389
267
Arrol,
Maggie
Anderson
27
Jun
Kilmalcolm, Glasgow 7
255
1879
Arrol,
John
Buchanan 31Dec78
Blythswood, Glasgow 15
204
Arroll,
Sarah
Wilkinson
circa
198
1880
Arrol,
Robert
Johnston
30
Dec
St. Giles, Edinburgh
341
341
Arrol,
Jane
Porteous
circa
286
Arrol,
James
Arrol
circa
355
642
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1881
Arrol
Annie
Lawther
31 Dec80
Dennisloun, Glasg
61
198
Ariel
, Alexander
Liddell
19 Jul
Partick
186
562,423
Arrol
, John
VIontgomerie 23 Dec
Kilmaurs
26
154
1882
Arrol
James
Gray
30Dec81
Dennistoun, Glasg
28
286
Arrol
, Marion
Carson
31 Mar
Camlachie, Glasgow
94
267
1883
AroU
James
McCallum
6 Jul
Paisley
331
158
Arrol
, Robert
Morris
30 Sep
Row
30
161
Arrol
James
Gray
26 Jan
Camlachie, Glasgow
67
313
Arrol
Agnes
Lang
29 Jun
Paisley
304
293
Arrol
Agnes
Shearer
3 1 Aug Bridgeton, Glasgow
278
198
1884
Arrol
Ann(ie)
Simpson
5 Sep
Bridgeton, Glasgow
241
198
Arrol
Mary Hodgart
MacLardie
12 Mar
Paisley
123
265
Arrol
, Ann(ie)
Ken-
31Dec83
Bridgeton, Glasgow
120
355
Arrol
Joseph
Campbell
16 Oct
Dennistoun, Glasg
133
353
1885
Arrol
Agnes
Scott
30Dec84
Calton, Glasgow
31
352
Arrol
, Robert
Finnen
31Dec84
Partick
16
221
Arrol
, Hugh Wilson
Rathbone
19 Jun
Row
10
161
Arrol
Elizabeth
McKay
30 Oct
Partick
218
222
Arrol
Grace
McDougall 9 Sep
Kelvin, Glasgow
356
197
Arrol
, Robert
Neville
21 Nov
Kelvin, Glasgow
454
185
Arrol
, Helen
Forrester
circa
188
Arrol
, Mary Campbel
Whyte
circa
155
1886
Arrol
Elizabeth
Augusta
Napier
20 Apr
Blythswood, Glasg
146
145
1887
Arrol
Andrew
Tweedie
28 Jan
Camlachie, Glasgow
35
352
Arrol
William
Provan
2 Jun
Dennistown, Glasg
178
300
Arrol
, Archibald
Kinghom
24 May
St. Giles, Edinburgh
107
190
Arrol
Agnes
Wood
29 Apr
Grangemouth
12
287
Arrol
, Deborah
McCulloch 14 Apr
Row
12
185
Arrol
, Jane
Wood
20 Dec
Row
49
181
1888
Arrol
John
Deans
27 Apr
Kilbarchan
12
293
Arrol
John
TumbuU
27 Jun
St. RoUox, Glasgow
174
276
Arrol
John Crosby
Martin
24 Sep
Closebum
6
329
Arrol
, Jane
Black
circa
221
Arrol
, Walter
Hicks
26 Oct
Dennistoun, Glasg
447
318
1889
Arrol
Arrol
, James
, Marion
McTaggan
t 19 Apr
Bridgeton, Glasgow
108
286
Alexander
Mathieson
21 Jun
Calton, Glasgow
219
303
Arrol
, Mary
Watson
18 Oct
West District.Cadder
13
255
643
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
YEAJ
Arrol
NAME
John
SURNAME DATE 1
Coulthart 31Dec89
DISTRICT NUMBEI
Maryhill
IPA(
jENO.
1890
16 204,213
Arrol
Mary
Buchanan
13
Jun
Calton, Glasgow
190
311
1891
Arrol
, George
Anderson
18
Aug Biggar
159,171
Arrol
, James
Cameron
26
Jun
Row
35
181
1892
Arrol
, Isabella
Robertson 31Dec91
Camlachie, Glasgow
20
351
Arrol
John Muir
Johnston
21
Jul
Peebles
17 308,309
Arrol
Thomas
Neilson
22
Dec
Paisley
538
256
Arrol
, James
Neilson
15
Jun
Row
23
189
Arrol
Nellie Millar
Thomson
16
Nov
Peebles
27
306
Arrol
Margaret Muir
Ker
7
Dec
Peebles
28
308
1893
No
entries
1894
Arrol
, James
Ure
30
Oct
Row
53
162,175
Arrol
, Jeanie (Jane)
Badger
30
Nov
Row
57
162
1895
Arrol
, Walter
Scott/
O'Connell 26
Dec
Camlachie, Glasgow
269
313
Arrol
, Peter
Lindsay
8
Mar
Kilmarnock
42
152
Arrol
, Catherine
Gordon
1
Jan
Milton, Glasgow
10
157
Arrol
, Christina
Chapman
7
Aug
Dennistoun, Glasg
345
161
Arrol
, Robert
Nisbet
circa
159
1896
Arrol
, Jeanie
McVey
30
Oct
St. Rollox, Glasgow
326
280
1897
Arrol
Walter
Hazeldine
3
Dec
Dennistoun, Glasg
523 236,239
Arrol
, Agnes
MacDuff
15
Jul
Row
32
162
Arrol
, Mary
Percy
12
Mar
Gorbals, Glasgow
153
351
1898
Arrol
, Duncan
Finley
25
Nov
Row
54
167
Arrol
Agnes
Allan
14
Feb
Camlachie, Glasgow
50
300
1899
Arrol
Robert Gardner
Laidlaw
16
Nov
Paisley
571
297
Arrol
, Martha
McNenemy 1 5
Jul
Partick
266
169
1900
Arrol
, James Maxwell
Buckle
5
May
Fauldhouse
7
171
Arrol
Agnes Ellen
Rodgers
14
Jun
Kilmun
2
258
1901
Arrol
Elizabeth
Kennedy
22
Mar
Dennistoun, Glasg
162
280
Arrol
James
Nelson
13
Sep
Dennistoun, Glasg
481
280,289
Arrol
James
Mills
14
Nov
Paisley
599
296
Arrol
Annie
Bailey
18
Apr
Maryhill
88
204
1902
Arrol
Thomas Morton
Doyle 31 Dec 01
Maryhill
19
213
Arrol
James Stobo
McPeak
12
Dec
Bridgeton,Glasgow
339
268
Arrol
ThomasWilson
Gray
4
Jul
Paisley
328
297
Arrol
Mary
Paisley
25
Apr
Kinning Park.Glasgow
Arrol
, Janet
Young
1
Aug
Loudoun
41
152
1903
Arrol
Jane
Brown
31Dec02
Maryhill
16
206
644
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE DISTRICT NUMBER
PAGE NO.
1903
Arrol,
Jeanie Butcher
Elizabeth
Crozier
7
Mar
Galashiels
11
384
Arroll
, Jane
Greenshield
Galbraith
30
Apr
Biggar
171
1904
Arrol,
Charles
Bryson
8
Jun
Kinning Park.Glasg
168
253
Arrol,
Thomas
Weddell
16
Nov
Blythswood, Glasg
1141
259
Arroll
, George Hood
William
Howat
26
Aug
Row
42
181
Arroll
, Annie
Barclay
6
Apr
Blythswood, Glasg
305 362.423
Arrell
, Isabella
Cooke
3
Jun
Coatbridge
112
Arrol,
Jane
Anderson
13
Jun
Peebles
13
309
Arroll
, Maymie Agnes
Clarke
3
Sep
Maryhill
250
186
1905
Arrol,
William
Hodgart
8
Mar
Ayr
54
257
Arrol,
William
Campbell
5
Apr
West Greenock
76
259
Arrol,
William Peters
Auchincloss 5
Dec
Kelvin, Glasgow
567
140
Arroll
, Elspeth Rowan
Hill
9
Jun
Kilmarnock
121
153
1906
Arroll
, Richard
Hubbard
White
12
Jun
Blythswood, Glasg
549
186
Arrol,
Bessie
Keddie
30
Mar
Auchterderran
35
384
Arrol,
Lizzie
Kelly
1
Jun
Barrhead
18
204
1907
Arrol,
James
Crookston
9
Jul
Hillhead, Glasgow
113
261
Arrol,
John
Stewart
25
Dec
Dennistoun, Glasg
357
199
Arroll
, Anthony Miller
Carse
24
Jun
Barrhead
32
165
Arrol,
Alice
Philip
26
Dec
Kilmun
2
261
1908
Arrol,
Johnnina
Hogart
Whyte
circa
264
Arrol,
William
Kirk
10
Nov
St.Giles, Edinburgh
921
284
Arrol,
Annie
Allan
26
Jun
Bonhill
61
286
Arrol,
Ellen Young
McPhersoii
2
Jun
Kilmun
3
263
Arroll
, Mary Campbell
Brown
11
Feb
Bridgeton, Glasgow
41
169
Arrol,
Jessie
O-Neil
circa
281
1909
Arrol,
Jane
Watson 29 Dec08
Milton, Glasgow
10
197
Arrol,
Robert Speir
Alexander
10
Apr
Dunoon
9
263
Arrol,
Agnes Phillips
Gwendoline3 1
Mar
Row
3
140
1910
Arrol,
Robert
Ruddy
24
Jun
St.Rollox, Glasgow
186
281
Arrol,
William
Robertson
16
Nov
Kilmadock
16
257
Arrol,
Barbara
Johnston
Fox
15
Apr
Calton, Glasgow
192
267
Arroll
, Helena Hubbard Martin
24
Dec
Bridge of Weir
13
187
19II
Arrol,
Katrine E.
Finlator
15
Nov
Alloa, Clackmannan
100
144
645
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1911
Arrol,
Margaret
Harper
19
Sep
Blythswood,
Glasgow
1313
254
1912
Arrol,
Matthew
Thomson
Crawford
27
Aug Blythswood,
Glasgow
1149 251,252
Arroll
Rita
Aitken
27
Dec
Govan
480
159
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Winifred
Ure
10
Apr
Row
22
140
1913
Arroll
Arrol,
John
Margaret
Shanks
31
Jul
Hillhead, Glasgow
182
153
Wilson
Anderson
10
Jun
Blythswood, Glasg
663
258
Arrol,
Agnes
Heron
18
Jul
Springbum, Glasgow 123
280
1914
Arrol,
Mary Hunter
Winton
12
Mar
Dennistoun, Glasg
75
300
Arroll
Jessie Hood
Gaw
4
Jun
Plantation, Glasgow
116
160
1915
Arrol,
George
Spence
31Decl4
Johnstone
12
319
Arroll
Archibald
Logan
4
Sep
Blythswood, Glasg
1982
167
Arroll
James
Lockwood
27
Aug
Dennistoun, Glasg
243
313
Arroll
John
Milligan
13
Aug
Camlachie, Glasgow 260
314
Arrol,
Alexander
McCrudden 5
Nov
Paisley
580
293
Arrol,
George
McMiniga
15
Jul
Kelvin, Glasgow
260
285
Arrol,
Ellen
McCutcheon2
Jul
Cambuslang
69
263
1916
Arroll
Annie
Forbes
20
Jun
Blythswood, Glasg
1399
188
Arrol,
Alexander
Harrison
11
Jan
Blythswood, Glasg
122
354
Arrol,
John
Tannahill
1
Jan
Paisley
67
207
1917
Arroll
James
Brown
14
Jun
Anderston, Glasgow
251
158
Arrol,
Isabella Bell
Murdoch
18
Aug
Calton, Glasgow
512
239
1918
Arroll
James
Bacon
12
Jul
Hillhead
230
158
Arrol,
Annie
Terris
11
Oct
Calton, Glasgow
857
204
Arrol,
Laura Harriet
Ventors
19
Apr
Springbum, Glasgow 73
203
1919
Arrol,
Annie
Stewart
8
Apr
Bridgeton, Glasgow
62
204
Arrol,
Alexander
Scoular
18
Jul
Partick, Glasgow
335
423
Arrol,
Jane Maxwell
Murdock
15
Mar
Calton, Glasgow
220
239
Arrol,
John
Andrew
7
Mar
Cathcart
59
277
1920
Arrol,
James Stobo
Stobo
29
Oct
Blythswood,
Glasgow
2998 268,274
Arroll
Archibald Fraser White
3
Jun
Blythswood,
Graham
Glasgow
1495
192
Arrol,
Beatrice
Niven
4
Jun
Hutchenstontown,
Glasgow
162
356
Arrol,
May
White
29
Sep
Hillhead Glasgow
356
256
646
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
YEAR
1920 AiTol,
Arrol,
1921 Arroll,
Arroll,
1922 Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1923 Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1924 Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1925 Arroll,
Arroll,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
1926 Arrol,
Arrol,
1927 Arroll,
Arrol,
1928 Arroll,
Arroll,
1929 Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
1930 Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll
NAME
Grace Vittie
Catherine Eraser
John
Mabel
Marion Sneddon
James
William
Albert Edward
Stewart
Robert Vickers
Elizabeth
Christina
Ethel
Madge
Rachel Wilson
Walter
Margaret
Marshall
Annie Bailie
John Scott
Jessie
Sarah
McMechan
Jane
Walter Provan
Mary Cameron
Walker
William
, Alfred James
, James Adams
Ellen Teresa
Margaret
, Winifred Edith
Walter
Annie McGhee
Isobel Neilson
SPOUSES
SURNAME DATE
Kelly 6 Aug
Ireland 24 Aug
Stewart 31Dec'20
Lavin 7 Feb
Lough ty 22 Jun
Greer 14 Jul
Gordon 18 Oct
Hamilton 12 Jul
Hazeldine 19 Oct
Cole 29 Mar
McBride 28 Dec'23
Wilson 25 Oct
Booth 25 Dec
Clark 5 Dec
Gardiner 26 Dec
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICTNUMBER PAGE NO.
Calton, Glasgow 893 204
Blythswood,
Glasgow 2409 277
Slamannan 3 182
Peebles 9 172
Dennistoun, Glasg 154 301
Bridgeton, Glasgow 115 268
Strathdon
6 213,214
Possilpark, Glasgow 58
Dalziel 248
Hutchenson, Glasgow 78
Dairy, Ayr
Cambusnethan
Barry, Forfar
Peebles
Cambusnethan
Winning 31Dec'24 Kilmarnock
Logan 9 Apr Cathcart
MacDonald30 Sep Row
Paisley 25 Apr
3
184
20
32
215
3
77
32
Gray 17 Jul West District,Cadder 8
Shields 5 Apr Camgadhill, Glasgow 45
McKerrow/
McMichael 2 Sep Dennistoun.Glasg 202
McKechnie 15
Melrose 3
Robertson 26
Heron 6
O'Brien 28
Ward
Mclntyre
Gray
Stewart
22
12
6
4
MacFarlane24
Jul Blythswood 1331
Feb Dennistoun, Glasg 17
Oct Plantation, Glasg 288
Jun Partick, Glasgow 169
Jun Anderston, Glasgow 213
Nov Calton, Glasgow 553
Jun Blythswood, Glasg 970
Dec Cambusnethan 195
Apr Paisley 124
Sep Rhu 37
203
243
205
222
247
205
309
239
153
154
175
159
203
289
301
182
302
173
169
199
282
192
239
297
189
647
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1931
Arrol,
Charles
MacLardie
11
Nov
Corstorphine,
Edinburgh
29
264
Arroll,
, Annie
McClung
10
Jul
Possilpark, Glasgow
362,423,424
1932
Arrol,
William
Mutter
28
Oct
Milton, Glasgow
322
199
Arrol,
Annie
Bradshaw
1
Jan
Springbum, Glasgow 17
289
1933
Arrol,
James
Kyle
4
Jul
Blythswood,
Glasgow
1059
253
Arrol,
John
NicollAVillsl?
Nov
Anderston, Glasgow
376
199
Arrol,
Robina
Hazeldine
McHugh
30
Sep
Perth
248
248
1934
Arroll,
Andrew Neilsor
I Hall
10
Sep
Blythswood, Glasg
1793
189
Arrol,
John McCrudden Doogan
23
Apr
Johnstone
42
294
Arrol,
William
Harrison
Auld
5
Sep
Ayr
188
354
Arrol,
Annie Connell
McGlinchey20
Nov
Paisley
637
207
Arrol,
Elizabeth Margaret
Stewart
McGregor
12
Jul
Kelvin, Glasgow
147
202
Arroll,
Jane (Jean)
Mills
Beattie
22
Jun
Barrhead
33
165
1935
Arrol,
James
MacRae
17
Jan
Blythswood, Glasg
201
260
1936
Arrol,
Alexander
Campbell
Martin
circa
260
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Margaret
Donaldson
17
Jun
Townhead, Glasgow
80
259
1937
Arroll,
Robert
Miller
11
Jun
Barrhead
38
165
Arrol,
Jane
McQuillan
10
Nov
Tradeston, Glasgow
406
423
Arrol,
Mar>'
Morrison
25
Jun
Milton, Glasgow
153
202
1938
Arroll,
ConstanceAmy
Heron
2
Sep
Hillhead, Glasgow
445
192
1939
Arrol,
Janet
Milne
7
Sep
Blythswood,
Glasgow
3964
248
Arrol,
David Johnston
Johnston
6
Jan
Paisley
46
320
Arrol,
Robert Carson
Douglas
25
Nov
Hillhead, Glasgow
608
271
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Withers
Hynds
6
Jun
Provan, Glasgow
209
285
Arroll
William Lyle
Whyte
27
Sep
Blythswood, Glasg
3382
177
1940
Arrol,
George
Lavelle
23
Aug Paisley
778
319
Arrol,
Ellen Isabella
Wishart
2
Nov
Logic, Stirling
30
259
Arrol,
Lucy Margaret
Dunbar
9
Nov
Newington, Edinb
391
307
Arroll,
Jane Eileen
Macaskill
19
Aug
Gourock
52
187
1941
Arrol,
Jeanette Craig
Weddell
18
Jan
Pollok, Glasgow
53
261
648
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT NUMRRR PAP.P Mn
1941
Arro
, Mary McKinnon
Douglas
Ferguson
23
Dec
Paisley
989
297
1942
Arro
, Nancy Spence
Stewart
5
Jun
Paisley
515
322
Arro
1, Jessie Drysdale
Morrison
6
Mar
Paisley
260
166
Arro
1, James Robert
Parian
Stormont
31
Aug Grangemouth
79
175
Arro
, James
Elrick
5
May Erskine
5
252
Arro
, James Bathgate
Wells
25
Dec
Townhead, Glasgow 302
289
1943
Arro
, Issac Walker
Ogilvie
16
Oct
Provan, Glasgow
303
269
Arro
, John
Chalmers
14
May Possilpark, Glasgow
166
199
1944
Arro
, Andrew
Morrison
Nisbet
3
Jun
Hamilton
126
206
Arro
, Jessie
Myles
26
Feb
Perth
70
283
1945
Arro
, Alexander
Johnston
Gordon
29
Jun
Paisley
450
323
Arro
, WalterJohnston
Dey
1
Dec
Cambusnethan
282
243
Arro
1, AnnieMargaret
Hughes
31
Mar
West Greenock
106
187
1946
Arro
, Margaret
Jamieson
Davidson
30
Sep
Paisley
677
296
1947
Arro
, Archibald Donald
Bateman
Leech
29
Nov
St. Giles, Edinburgh
993
141
Arro
, John Muir
Wilson
22
Oct
Eddleston
3 308,309
Arro!
1, William Wilson
Watson
31
Mar
Biggar
8
172
1948
Arro!
Arroi
, John Stobo
, Robert
Matulionis
6
Nov
Bellshill
173
274
Hazeldine
Fallan
2
Sep
Cambusnethan
184
243
Arrol
, William
Massie
14
Jan
Larbert
3
302
Arrol
, Mary
PuUar
9
Jul
Paisley
467 320,321
Arrol
, Robina
Hazeldine
Wells
18
Sep
Maryhill, Glasgow
351
249
1949
Arrol
, John Andrew
Nicol
19
Nov
Blythswood, Glasg
1402
277
Arrol
Caroline Agnes
Philips
1
Mar
140,142
1950
Arrol
, William Broderick
Hazeldine
Robson
10
Mar
Pollok, Glasgow
199
247
Arrol
, Janet
Henney
circa
248
1951
Arrol
, James
Curran
31
Mar
Paisley
329
295
Arrol
, Walter
Cole
23
Feb
Cambusnethan
46
240
Arrol
, William
McBarron
3
Jan
Paisley
34
294
Arrol
, Elizabeth Orr
McClure
16
Mar
Partick, Glasgow
99
275
Arrol
, Gertrude
Binnie
13
Jul
Blythswood
770
99,200
649
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1951
Arrol,
Margaret
Quirm
3
Feb
Possilpark, Glasgow
56
282
Arrol,
Margaret Beattie Steele
30
Mar
Blythswood
370
354
Arrol,
Robina
Griffin
29
Dec
Cambusnethan
302
245
1952
Arrol,
John Nelson
Wells
8
Nov
Townhead, Glasgow
223
290
Arrol,
William
Bayne/Gibb30
Sep
Cambuslang
156
259
ArrolL
, James
Swanson
14
Oct
Pollok, Glasgow
993
158
Arrol,
Annie
Gregg
26
Dec
Possilpark, Glasgow
520
284
Arrol,
Catherine
Crawford
Needle
21
Feb
Tradeston, Glasgow
79
252
Arrol,
Sheila
Conn
27
Jun
Camlachie, Glasgow
234 268,269
Arroll,
, Agnes Brown
Verth
3
Oct
Cathcart, Glasgow
363
158,159
1953
No
entries
1954
No
entries
1955
Arrol,
James
Campbell
5
Apr
Greenock
258
283
Arrol,
Robert
Glen
3
Sep
Provan
507
285
Arroll,
Winifred Isobel
Poole
28
Feb
Blythswood.Glasgow 140
192
Arroll,
James William
Ferguson
28
Jun
Rhu
46
175
1956
Arrol,
Barbara
Buchanan
Medway
10
Sep
Kelvin, Glasgow
794
203
Arrol,
Isabella
Leghorn
16
Mar
Carluke
18
247
Arroll,
Helena Neilson
McKerrow
8
Feb
Rhu
8
189
1957
Arrol,
Douglas
Frith
31
Aug
Kelvin, Glasgow
635
276
Arrol,
John Laing
Maclver
14
Sep
Paisley
621
324
Arrol,
Alison Esme
Meek
26
Jun
St. Giles, Edinburgh
347
142
1958
Arrol,
Patricia Ethel
Wilson
McGuiness 19
Jul
Dalziel
189
247
Arroll,
Bessie Catherine Isbister
27
Sep
Rhu
55
189
Arrol,
John
Dallas
28
Feb
Tradeston,Glasgow
158
200
1959
Arrol,
Arrol,
Ethel
Margaret
Davidson
10
Jul
Cambusnethan
127
242
Johnston
Pickett
14
Mar
Paisley
121
322
Arrol,
William Stanley
Allan
6
Feb
Milton, Glasgow
70
201
Arroll,
James
Morrison
15
Jul
Rhu
47
182
1960
Arrol,
William
Metcalfe
15
Jul
Govan, Glasgow
345
297
Arroll,
John Allan
Crilley
8
Jul
Port Glasgow
121
176
Arrol,
Ann Hamill
Ritchie
1
Oct
Paisley
575 319,320
Arrol,
Edward
(Brown)
Harper
12
May
Carnoustie
181
205
1961
Arrol,
Barbara Kyle
Macnab
14
Aug Rutherglen
139
253
1962
No
entries
650
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
YEAR
1963 Arro
Arro
Arro
1964 Arro
1965 No
1966 Arro
1967 Arro
Arro!
Arro
1968 Arro
Arro
Arro
1969 Arro
1970 No
1971 Arro
Arro
1972 Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1973 Arro
Arro
1974 Arro
Arro
Arro
Arro
1975 Arro
Arro
Arro
NAME
George Gordon
Isabella Earl
Kincaid
Mary
William
Campbell
entries
Andrea Hall
James
John
Elizabeth Ruddy
George
Anthony Miller
Jannette Esther
Birse
Catherine
Elizabeth
entries
John Laing
Jean Jeffrey
Robina
Hazeldine
William
Harrison
Senga Mary
David Johnston
James
Margaret
Alexander
David
Alexander
John <Pullar)
John Joseph
James
Alexander
Stanley
Nancy Spence
SPOUSES
SURNAME DATE
Knox 12 Jan
Crichton 22 Jun
Domagala 30 Mar
Battersby 19 Dec
Szabo 2 Apr
McKenzie 28 Oct
Burgess 2 Oct
Byrne 3 1 Mar
Campbell 20 Sep
Rennie 6 Sep
Niven 3 Oct
Hughes 1 1 Oct
McLaughlin25 Jun
James 6 Oct
Stobbart 31 Dec 71 Glasgow
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
St. Giles, Edinburgh 13 321
Barrhead 58 165
Bridgeton, Glasgow 209 314
Glasgow,
South
4/809 260
Rhu
25 189,190
Glasgow
636 289
Glasgow
545 281,282
Glasgow
181 281
Paisley
586 323
Paisley
534 166
Glasgow
562 173
Glasgow
602 290
Paisley
340 320
North Berwick
53 302
Donnelly 24 Feb
Brodie 16 Sep
Beech circa
Harris 21 Sep
Lauder 18 Aug
Gilmour 1 Jun
Lyons 19 Oct
Wylie/
McGarroch 2 Nov
Davidson/
Reid 29 Jun
Brotherstone/
Dean 1 4 Jun
Duncan 14 Feb
Sanders circa
Glasgow
Glasgow
Glasgow
Inverness
Paisley
Paisley
Paisley
Paisley
Momingside,
Edinburgh
Elgin
Glasgow
248
78
354
503
248
320
509
289
267
320
266
323
655
295
684
373
361
294
218
252
13
243
323
651
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES
REGISTER GENE/MOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1976
Arrol,
Colin John
Ferguson/
Nichol
MacKay
7
Feb Rutherglen
13
277
Arrol,
James
Camichan
Bailie
5
Jan Motherwell & Wishaw 1
242
Arrol,
Elizabeth Mary
Miller
24
Sep Paisley
563
296
Arrol,
Janet Robson
Davidson
3
Apr Glasgow
133
248
Arrol,
June Catherine
McDougal
1
Jul Glasgow
245
277
1977
Arrol,
Martin
Campbell
Beattie
1
Apr Strathendrick
10
260
Arroll
, Agnes King
Finnighan
27
May Helensburgh
44
176
1978
No
entries
1979
Arrol,
Helen Gray
Gibson
circa Biggar
286
Arrol,
Isabella
Forrest
12
Jul Motherwell &
Gardiner
Wishaw
404
241
1980
Arrol,
Thomas George
Paton
31
May Glasgow
173
290
Arrol,
Elsie Gordon
Wallace
18
Jul Paisley
398
324
Arroll
, Janet
MacDonald
MacDonald 6
Sep Helensburgh
90
176
1981
Arrol,
Thomas Gordon
Gordon
29
Aug Paisley
498
323
1982
Arrol,
George
Nisbet
16
Apr Paisley
143
323
Arrol,
Aileen Joan
Mather
20
Mar Hamilton
47
200
1983
Arrol,
Allan Mc Morrow/
Stoney
8
Dec Glasgow
367
242
Arrol,
William Curran
Ford
10
Sep Paisley
390
296
1983
Arrol,
Arrol,
Eileen Wells
Julie Knox
Adie
Mclndeon/
28
May Glasgow
127
290
Pullar
11
Nov Islay
17
321
1984
No
entries
1985
Arroll
John Scott
Russell
4
May Helensburgh
32
176
Arrol,
Greta (Gertrude) Brown
7
May Glasgow
100
295
Arroll
Wendy
Margaret
Davis
21
Sep Lerwick, Shetland
65
176
Arrol,
James
Anderson
3
Oct Eastwood & Meams
536
289
1986
No
entries
1987
Arrol,
Allan Ferries/Wardrope
24
Apr Glasgow
83
241
Arrol,
Allison
O-Neil
24
Apr Glasgow
82
242
1988
Arrol,
Martine Eunice
Ferguson
20
Feb Edinburgh
84
252
Arrol,
Janette Whyte
Brown
1
Jul Paisley
234
322
Arrol,
John Laing
Wallace
11
Nov Paisley
521
320
1989
Arrol,
Lynn Janet
Hodson
12
Aug Lerwick, Shetland
52
177
652
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1993
SPOUSES REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR NAME SURNAME DATE DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1989 Arrol, William Hazeldine
Robson Casey
Arrol, Elizabeth Murtagh
1990 Arrol, Brenda Elizabeth McCall
Arrol, Scott Jonathan Radwell
1992 Arrol, Wendy Margaret
1993 Arrol, Eileen Mary Mitchell
2
Nov Perth
17
Feb Shotts
19
May Paisley
15
Nov Hamilton
East Neuk
17
Apr Glasgow
248
5
242
146
295
15
176,177
295
653
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
PRIOR TO 1855
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
DATE
AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
1756 10
Jun
Arroll
Robert
1758 26
Jan
Arrol,
Mungo
151
1758 17
Feb
11
Arrol,
Charles
Graham
148
1760 2
Feb
52
Arroll
John
Buchanan
Dumbarton
151,157
1779 27
Jan
Arrol,
Mary
148
1781 3
Apr
75
Arroll
Charles
McKennan
139
1817 5
Jun
78
Arroll
John
McAulay
Row
151
1819 21
Dec
Arrol,
Isobell
Ann
Helensburgh
1823 4
Mar
79
Arroll
James
McAulay
Row
151,157
1824 21
Jun
73
Arrol,
Jane (Janet)
Cochrane
Row
151
1825 5
Apr
Arroll
Robina
305,306
1836 8
Aug
21
Arroll
Elizabeth
Gillies
Glasgow
139
1845 2
May
77
Arrol,
Janet
360
1853 16
Jun
4
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Hodgart
Allan
Paisley
265
1854 4
Aug
Arrol,
Christina
Unknown
Glasgow
348
654
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTEKJENEALOGY
DATE
AGE NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1855 1
Feb
1
ArroU,
George
Hood
Helensburgh, Row 7
159
1
Sep
1
Arrol,
Isabella
Carrey
Hamilton 162
155
1856 20
May
1
Arrol,
William
St. Nicholas
Simpson
Dyce
Aberdeen 456
342
7
Feb
7
ArroU,
Daniel
McGinigall
Central District
Glasgow 185
352
16
Nov
6
Arrol,
James
McMeekin
Old Monkland (Mid)
198
1857 13
Mar
70
Arrol,
Walter
Main
Bridgeton, Glasgow 23 1
365
4
Jun
0
Arrol,
Grace
Gartshore
Kirkintilloch 79
223,237
14
May
1
Arrol,
Mary Ann
Stevenson
Johnstone, Renfrew 78
311
1858 23
Jul
31
Arrol,
Alexander
Rae
Old Machar,
Aberdeen B 372
341
15
Oct
75
Arroll,
John
Bazilli
Bridgeton, Glasgow 851
279
17
Oct
0
Arrol,
Alexandrina
Gunn
South Leith 467
357
13
Nov 70
Arrol,
Martha
Gilfillan
Central District
Glasgow 1446
353
10
Mar
60
Arrol(l), Isabella
Luke
Calton 244
164
20
Oct
75
Arrall,
Adam
McGouchan
Milton, Glasgow 958
373
1859 16
Feb
5
Arrol,
John
Haddow
Bridgeton 188
313
26
May
1
Arrol,
William
Stevenson
Bridgeton 456
311
1860 17
Feb
3
Arrol,
Alexander
Simpson
Old Machar Aberd'n 104
342
5
Apr
36
Arroll,
James
McFarlane
High Church, Glasg 635
164
1861 16
Sep
39
Arrol,
Moses
Gilfillan
High Church, Glasg 1292
353
27
Jun
1
Arroll,
Robert
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow 669
311
10
Dec
85
Arral,
Ann
Campbell
Port Glasgow 157
360
1862 3
Apr
0
Arrol,
Archibald
Hamilton
Johnstone, Renfrew 53
251
22
Apr
66
Arroll
Peter
McFarlane
Anderston, Glasgow 327
164
2
May
5
Arrol,
Agnes
Johnstone
Bridgeton, Glasgow 455
267
2
Jul
1
Arrol,
Christina
Arrol
Paisley, (Low)
357
25
Aug
3
Arrol,
Jane
Hamilton
Clyde, Glasgow 626
359
25
Jan
5
Arroll
Janet
Buchanan
Buchanan
Row 16
179
28
Aug
84
Arrol,
Mary
Fulton
Govan, Glasgow 257
145
1863 5
Nov
1
Arroll
Robert
Stevenson
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1 132
311
13
Apr
1
Arroll
Robert
Brown
Greenock, West 272
350
21
Apr
35
Arroll
William
Balfour
Old Monkland (Mid) 144
198,225
18
Nov
3
Arrol,
Ann
ReiUy
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1201
197
22
Aug
78
Arrol,
Ann
Tytler
Paisley, (Low) 137
279
13
Mar
78
Arrol,
Helen
Rodger
Greenock, (West) 179
359
655
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DATE
AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1863 10
Feb
62
Arrol,
Janet
Eadie
Row
14
169,170
1864 2
Jan
13
Arroll,
James
Hubbard
Row
7 185
29
Apr
1
Arroll.
Isabella
Miller
Anderston, Glasgow
541 165
14
May
83
Arroll,
Isabella
Cochrane
Row
59 152
1
Aug
1
Arroll,
Janet
Yuill
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1001
355,392
1865 25
Jul
1
Arral,
Archibald
McGhee
Abbey B
243 296
24
Oct
4
Arroll,
Frances Irving
Miller
Blythswood, Glasg
485 165
14
Sep
1
Arroll,
Peter
Miller
Blythswood, Glasg
446 165
10
Jan
75
Arrol,
Grace
Balfour
Hutchesontown,
Glasgow
47 164,1
and 7
13
Oct
1
Arroll,
Janet Borland
King
Fenwick
26 155
24
Feb
44
Arroll,
Mary
Campbell
High Church
Glasgow
474 346
1866 21
Dec
79
Arrol,
Jane
Boyle
West Greenock
809 360
13
Aug
78
Arrol,
Jane
Campbell
Old Machar,
Aberdeen B
646 341
19 Dec 36 Arrol, Janet Thomson
3 Aug 70 Arroll, Janet Brown
9 Apr 79 Arroll, Mary Bazilli
1867 9 May 3 Arrol, James Nicholson
26 Apr 57 Arrol, William Nap
29 Mar 23 Arrol, Elizabeth Camplin
24 Jul 0 Arrol, — Young
29 Sep 88 Arroll, Janet McKinley
1868 6 Jan 19 Arrol, Janet Gibb
7 Feb 42 Arrol, Janet Tytler
6 May 0 Arrol, — Young
1869 31 Aug 69 Arroll, Duncan McKinley
24 Sep 88 Arroll, John Main/Lands
1 1 Mar 9 Arrol, Bethia
Hamilton Unknown
22 Feb 102 Arrol, Isabella Miller
31 Jan 24 Arroll, Jane Hams
1870 5 Feb 65 Arral, Peter Unknown
12 Jan 53 Arrall, William Borthwick
16 Jun 81 Arroll, Jane Unknown
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1274 317
West Greenock 477 357
Bridgeton, Glasgow 381 279
East Greenock 137 351
Bridgeton, Glasgow 476 299
Central District,
Glasgow 682 360
High Paisley 233 258
Row 112 157
Abbey B 1 1 279
Abbey B 51 287
High Paisley 117 258
Row 92 166
Largs 52 365
Glasgow 310 251
High Church, Glasg 413 373
Old Kilpatnck 15 167
New Kilpatrick 8 361
West Greenock 46 359
Kilmarnock 289 373
656
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGF.
1870 26
Jul
92
Arroll
, Janet
Cochrane
Row
113
151.152
1871 6
Nov
47
Arrol,
James
Tytler
Central District
Glasgow
2154 279
1872 10
Sep
2
Arroll
, Edward
Hubbard
Row
122 194
17
Sep
2
Arral,
William
McGhee
Abbey, Paisley B
323 296
4
Dec
64
Arrol,
Bethia
Hamilton
Johnstone, Refrew
182 251
16
Jun
56
Arrol,
Isabella
Gilfillan
Calton, Glasgow
528 353
12
Jan
0
Arrol,
— -
Arrol
Paisley
451 347
1873 29
Jan
1
Arroll
, Alexander
Meighan
Arrol
High Church, Glasg
176 349
1
Nov
0
Arrol,
Agnes Afflec
< Arrol
Bridgeton, Glasgow
1765 349
12
Dec
22
Arrol,
Margaret Jane Drummond
Canongate Edinb
1128 342
16
Mar
73
Arrol,
Mary
Hamilton
Old Monkland,
Mid-District
98 337
1874 20
Nov
63
Arrol,
James
Hamilton
Johnstone, Renfrew
190 251
10
Oct
94
Arrol,
William
Paton
Govan Church
1096 145
16
Nov
0
Arroll
, James
Miller
Barrhead
136 166
6
Oct
0
Arroll
, James
Arroll
Milton, Glasgow
1004 362
11
Sep
8
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Muir
West Linton
12 309
20
Nov 46
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Tytler
Paisley B
801 287
1875 5
May
63
Arroll
, Thomas
Unknown
St. Ninians
52 365
30
May
24
Arrol,
Annie
Telford
Camlachie, Glasgow 517 350
25
May
83
Arroll
, Margaret
McKinley
Dumbarton
148 164
1876 28
Oct
0
Arroll
, James
Arroll
Hutchesontown.Gla
910 362
1877 8
Oct
39
Arrol,
Georgina
Miller
Abbey Paisley B
164,165
1878 13
Jun
62
Arroll
, James
Cochrane
Row
70 157
24
Dec
0
Arrol,
Catherine
(McDougall)
Arrol
Milton, Glasgow
935 197
8
Nov
12
Arrol,
Charlotte
Muir
West Linton
14 306
6
Feb
68
Arrol,
Margaret
McKay
Greenock
47 361
24
Jan
79
Arroll
, Agnes
Thomson
Camlachie, Glasgow 69 313
1879 2
Feb
2
Arroll
, John Donald
McFarlane
Barrhead
21 166
9
Dec
62
Arrol,
Bethia
Craig
St. Ninians
85 365
28
Jan
86
Arrol,
Mary
Hall
West Greenock
189 364
1880 1
Dec
40
Arrol,
Peter
Miller
Barrhead
189 164
7
Feb
93
Arrol,
Walter
Graham
Blythswood, Glasgow 76 139
9
Aug
58
Arroll
, John
Campbell
Kilmarnock
377 152
27
Aug
3
Arrol,
Agnes
Arrol
Calton, Glasgow
727 358
657
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
1880 Feb Arro
28 Jun 47 Arro
1881 28 Apr 60 Arro
12 Jan 62 Arro
14 Dec 67 Arro
26 Jun 67 Arro
5
May 77
Arro
1882 30
Mar 3
Arro
19
Mar 79
Arro
12
Dec 0
Arro
4
May 57
Arro
4
Jun 25
Arro
1883 5
Oct 0
Arro
15
Oct 0
Arro
10
Sep 55
Arro
16
Jul 74
Arro
20
Apr 2
Arro
29
Aug 84
Arro
13
Nov 52
Arro
1884 4
Jan 0
Arro
10
Dec 61
Arro
28
May 71
Arro
7
Dec 4
Arro
12
May 69
Arro
13
Oct 74
Arro
10
Sep 3
Arro
6
Jun 95
Arro
15
Nov 2
Arro
1885 13 Sep 50 Arro
3 May 0 Arro
31 Jul 1 Arro
1 Mar 4 Arro
188614 May 67 Arra
10 Nov 0 Arro
5 Dec 25 Arro
1887 No entries
MOTHERS
NAME SURNAME
, Jean Gillies
1, Catherine Campbell
, Andrew Thomson
, David Gilfillan
, Janet Henderson
, Margaret
Auchincloss Reid
1, Martha McKellar
, Charles Brodie
1, Archibald McKinley
, Francis
Margaret Hervey
, Helen Glass
1, Jeanie Hubbard
, Walter Gray
, Barbara Gray
1, John Howat
1, Agnes Campbell
1, Annie Baillie
1, Elizabeth Knapp
1, Jane Unknown
, James Gray
1, James Balfour
1, Walter Hubbard
, Agnes Arrol
, Ann Robertson
, Isabella Knapp
, Margaret Arrol
1, Jean Harvey
I, Margaret
McCallum Colquhoun
, William McGhee
1, William Kmg Baille
, Margaret
Phyllis Bateman
, Marion Stobo
1, Martha Hockley
, Ann McAllisterFinnen
, Helen (Ellen) Sloan
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
Unknown 139
Dumbarton 157 155
Camlachie, Glasgow 429 317
Dennistoun, Glasgow 80 353
Dennistown, Glasg 1661 299,305
Blythswood, Glasg 363 139
Row 54 166
Rutherglen 65 264
Row 32 169
Kelvin, Glasgow 1063 142
Bridgeton, Glasgow 383 3 1 1
Row 81 186
Camlachie, Glasgow 901 313
Camlachie, Glasgow 313,314
Row 130 179
St.RoUox, Glasgow 1049 346
Kinning Park.Glasg 227 154
Dennistoun, Glasg 487 299
Mid Greenock 448 347
Camlachie 1 1 286
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1301 1 97
Row 61 185
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1280 197
Plantation 159 147
Gorbals, Glasgow 739 299
Calton, Glasgow 729 358
Row 62 185
Mid-Greenock 333 169
Paisley 1083 293
Kinning Park,Glasg 225 153
Ayr
Calton, Glasgow
West Greenock
Mar^'hill
Bonhill
291 143
196 268
274 359
394 221
233 286
658
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1888 22
May
72
Arrol
Archibald
Auchinlcloss
Blythswood, Glasg 213
139
30
Mar
0
Arrol
Robert
Tweedie
Tweedie
Camlachie, Glasgow 245
352
25
Mar
21
Arrol
Jeannie
Walker
Camlachie, Glasgow 240
352
13
Mar
63
Arrol
, Margaret
Crichton
Camlachie, Glasgow 198
313
1889 13
Feb
38
Arrol
James
Cameron
Gillies
Calton, Glasgow 69
144
1
May
0
Arrol
John
Stobo
Calton, Glasgow 333
276
9
Oct
79
Arrol
Agnes
Hodgart
Paisley 1155
256
15
May
32
Arrol
Margaret
Littlejohn
Maryhill 173
204
13
Feb
70
Arrol
, Margaret
Melvin
Mid Greenock 55
345
1890 2
Feb
0
Arrol
James
McTaggart
Camlachie, Glasgow 83
286
26
Oct
0
Arrol
, Walter
Hicks
Camlachie, Glasgow 828
316
9
Jan
2
Arrol
Barbara
Stout
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow 30
314
22
Feb
34
Arrol
Janet
Butchart
Paisley 255
10
Jul
10
Arrol
Mary
Scott
New Kilpatrick 71
361
27
Apr
60
Arrol
Rachel
Gilfillan Hutchesontown, Glasg 492
353
5
Apr
0
Arrol
, Helena
Hubbard
Kinghom
Kelvin, Glasgow 1392
190
1
Jan
39
Arrol
, Johnann
Purdie
Kilmarnock 4
152
1891 18
Jul
0
Arrol
Robert
Liddell
Dennistoun, Glasg 1233 362,424
8
Nov
75
Arrol
Thomas
Allen
Paisley 1593
256
29
Nov 36
Arrol
, Hugh Wilson McCallum
Row 190
161
21
Apr
2
Arrol
Annie
Withers
Dennistoun, Glasgow733
285
19
Apr
56
Arrol
Barbara
Turner
Camlachie, Glasgow 348
267
26
May
82
Arrol
Mary
Robertson
Robertson
Canongate, Edinb 396
146
26
Jun
80
Arrol
, Jane
Cameron
Row 169,170
28
Oct
2
Arrol
, Williamina
Bailie
Kinning Park, Glasg 478
154
1892 7
Sep
0
Arrol
Agnes W.
McTaggart
McTaggart
Camlachie, Glasgow 786
287
8
Aug
21
Arrol
Catherine
Reilly
St.Rollox, Glasgow 915
198
1893 8
Jan
0
Arrol
Robert
Finnen
Milton, Glasgow 40
222
26
Oct
69
Arrol
, Samuel
Scales
West Greenock 524
361
24
Sep
0
Arrol
Janet Gray
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow 708
316
18
Sep
37
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Haddow
Bridgeton, Glasgow 1076
313
14
Jun
0
Arrol
Williamina
BaiUe
Gorbals, Glasgow 441
154
189423
May
25
Arrol
David
McGhee
Paisley 529
296
21
May
1
Arrol
John
Liddell
Milton, Glasgow 321
362.424
659
INDEX OF AJIROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1894 28
Dec 52
Arrol,
Catherine
Logan
Camlachie, Glasgow
' 846
347
27
May 81
Arrol,
Margaret
Irvine
Hamilton
232
373
27
May 0
Arrol,
Margaret
McConnachie
McTaggart
Camlachie, Glasgow
'274
287
31
Dec 2
Arroll,
, Francis May
Lamont
Colquhoun
Roseneath
1
169
1895 30
Jan 33
Arrol,
Andrew
Paterson
Calton, Glasgow
77
352
23
Jan 56
Arrol,
Charles
Calton, Glasgow
61
352
14
Oct 2
Arrol,
John
Withers
Dennistoun, Glasg
1846
286
30
Jul 2
Arroll,
, Walter
Richard
Hubbard
Row
126
189
28
Feb 57
Arrol,
Marion
Neilson
Camlachie, Glasgow
'223
300
11
Mar 75
Arroll,
Jessie
Mcnear
Kinning Park, Glasg
181
157
26
Feb 40
Arroll,
Marion
Johnston
Bridgeton
291
267
5
Mar 81
Arroll,
Mary
GiUillan
Dennistoun
634
352
1896 15
Dec 0
Arrol,
James
Chapman
Cambusnethan
348
236
12
May 5
Arrol,
John
Provan
Dennistoun, Glasgow731
301
27
Oct 62
Arrol,
Thomas
Hamilton
Gourock
166
254
15
Feb 0
Arroll,
William
Hicks
Milton, Glasgow
83
316
30
Jan 36
Arrol,
Annie
Meechan
Dennistoun, Glasgow 165
198
22
Mar 71
Arroll,
Helena
Deborah
Hubbard
Row
40
185
1897 2
Sep 58
Arrol,
James
Henderson
Peebles
52
305
27
Jul 0
Arrol,
Joseph
Campbell
North Leith
363
353
8
Aug 0
Arrol,
Robert
Finnen
Maryhill
325
222
21
Nov 0
Arrol,
Robert
Hicks
Milton, Glasgow
846
317
23
May 2
Arroll,
Walter
Bailie
Gorbals, Glasgow
401
154
14
Jun 55
Arrol,
Isabella
Hunter
Bridgeton, Glasgow
737
256
26
Jan 64
Arroll,
Jane
Buchanan
Row
20
179
1898 17
Nov 0
Arrol,
James
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow
861
316
15
May 34
Arrol,
Mary Marion
Weddell
Maryhill
244
256
18
Sep 74
Arroll,
Catherine
Love
Gourock
136
355
1899 28
Jan 60
Arrol,
John
Sneddon
Bridgeton, Glasgow
119
300
12
Jan 69
Arrol,
Walter
Thomson
Camlachie, Glasgow
137
313
5
Sep 33
Arroll,
Robert
Hood
Plantation
301
159
20
Feb 62
Arrol,
Ann
Balfour
Gorbals, Glasgow
149
223
26
Feb 65
Arrol,
Annie
Smith
Paisley
307
293
8
Oct 44
Arrol,
Charlotte
Stephenson
Bridgeton
1103
311
31
Aug 65
Arrol,
Mary
Thomson
Camlachie
649
317
660
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DRATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1899 18
Feb
31
Arrol,
Isabella
Nicholson
Bridgeton
216 351
1900
No entries
1901 22
May
22
Arroll
George
Anderson
Culter
3 171
19
Aug
0
Arrol,
Richard
Arrol
Maryhill
613 206
1
Jan
6
Arrol,
Annie
Finnen
St. Rollox, Glasgow
' 7 222
1902 28
Oct
50
Arrol,
Thomas
Arthur
Philips
St.Machar,Aberd'n
1051
144,145
12
Feb
12
Arrol,
William
Deans
Kilbarchan
7 293
30
Mar
1
Arroll
James
Neilson
Row
47 190
9
Jun
41
Arrol,
Agnes
Shields
Kirkintilloch
158 267
25
Jan
82
Arrol,
Marion
Arrol
Kelvin, Glasgow
122 305
2
Jan
60
Arrol,
Mary
Gachan
Penninghame
3 348
1903 17
Jan
48
Arrol,
Walter
Gartshore
Cambusnethan
20
235,236
17
Oct
70
Arrol,
William
Cochrane
Dumbarton
317 162
24
Dec
18
Arroll,
Walter
Gray
Dennistoun, Glasg
2400 314
10
Jul
27
Arrol,
Alexandrina
Nicholson
Blackfriars, Glasgow 322 351
21
Sep
46
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Agnes
Curr
Fodderty
29 140
1904 16
Mar 67
Arrol,
Thomas
Hodgart
Renfrew
78 256
23
Feb
40
Arrol,
Joseph
Armour
North Leith
80 353
6
Jul
79
Arrol,
Robert
McCallum
Row
93 160
12
Jan
64
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Pattison
Ayr
26 257
6
Apr
77
Arrol,
Jane
Butchert
Auchterderran
52 279
1905 2
Aug
63
Arrol,
Charles
Hamilton
Dollar
23 254
18
Dec
0
Arrol,
George
Lindsay
McPeak
Calton, Glasgow
567 269
7
Jul
45
Arrol,
Agnes
McGhee
Paisley
777 293
9
Feb
74
Arrol,
Margaret
Davidson
Momingside
124 341
10
Jan
74
Arroll,
Margaret
Dollar
Dennistoun, Glasg
322 313
1906 22
Feb
64
Arrol,
James
Hodgart
Kilmun
3 258
25
Oct
70
Arrol,
James
Hamilton
Plantation
300 251
2
May
29
Arroll,
Walter
McLay
Orwell
12 186
1907 10
Apr
75
Arroll,
Janet
King
Kilmarnock
169 152
9
Oct
80
Arroll,
Mary
McCallum
Row
123 160
1908 16
Jun
23
Arrol,
John
Gray
Bonhill
91 286
19
Mar
12
Arroll,
Isabella
Gray
Camlachie, Glasgow 189 316
1909 8
Aug
73
Arrol,
Agnes
Wilson
Calton, Glasgow
513 352
26
Aug
49
Arrol,
Agnes
Sneddon
Rothesay
105 300
661
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1909 16
Jan
66
Arrol,
Jean Gillies
Auchincloss
Hillhead, Glasgow
121 140
23
Jan
50
Arroll
Mary
Stout
South Leith
804 313
circa
Arrol,
William
Pink
199
1910 22
Aug
51
Arrol,
James
Johnston
Bridgeton, Glasgow
746 267
24
Jan
1
Arrol,
John
Fox
Bridgeton, Glasgow
267,268
2
Jan
59
Arrol,
Jane (Jessie)
Allan
Ayr
1 257
20
Mar 63
Arrol,
Mary
Brodie
Rothesay
263,264
1911 26
Jan
61
Arrol,
Archibald
Tower
Gillies
Alloa, Clackmannan
21 143
13
Feb
21
Arrol,
Charles
Tower
Philips
Alloa, Clackmannan
39 144
1912 22
Dec
0
Arrol,
Robert
Ruddy
Gamgadhill, Glasg
672 281
12
Mar 46
Arroll
George William
Howat
Hood
Row
31 181
21
Jan
72
Arroll
John
Unknown
Stanraer
18 359
27
Mar
77
Arrol,
Agnes
Hodgart
Hodgart
Johnstone
63 256
5
Feb
76
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Muir
Biggar
2 305
2
Sep
58
Arrol,
Helen King
Philips
Alloa, Clackmannan
170 143
11
Aug
64
Arrol,
Janet
Gartshire
Kirkintilloch
231 222,:
3
Sep
80
Arroll
Marjory
Jardine
Gourock
196 163
1913 21
Aug
50
Arrol,
Thomas
Weddell
Hillhead, Glasgow
703 256
20
Feb
74
Arrol,
William
Hodgart
Ayr
98 257
20
Jun
72
Arroll
Margaret
Campbell
Hamilton
346 356
13
Feb
81
Arroll
Janet
McKinlay
Cochrane
Row
27 163
1914 30
Oct
64
Arroll
John
Hood
Govan, Glasgow
1217 157
14
Sep
49
Arrol,
Barbara
Watson
Hamilton
Kirkintilloch
258 251
16
Mar
58
Arroll
Elizabeth Anr
1 Andrew
Cathcart
183 153
13
Sep
36
Arroll
Martha
McKellar
McNenemy
Partick, Glasgow
498 169
1915 29
Jun
1
Arrol,
John
McPeak
Bridgeton, Glasgow
739 271
26
Feb
1
Arrol,
John
Stewart
Gamgadhill, Glasg
228 202
28
Jul
19
Arroll
George
Gray
Garngadhill, Glasg
767 316
9
Oct
49
Arrol,
Mar>'
Duff
Johnstone
191 293
17
Nov
31
Arrol,
Sarah
McMeekin
Buchanan
St. Giles, Edinb
1404 206
16
Dec
76
Arroll
Margaret
McCallum
Hutchesontown,
Glasgow
804 158
662
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1916 5
May
69
Arro
, Jane
Reilly
Shettleston, Glasgow 148 197
15
Feb
45
Arro
1, Marion
Smith
Hamilton
64
15
Feb
83
Arro
, Jane
Smith
Hamilton
347
17
May
61
Arro
, Mary
Hodgart
Hodgart
Paisley
709 265
1917 2
Mar
0
Arro
, Alexander
McCrudden
Paisley
278 294
2
Dec
82
Arro
, Catherine
Reilly
Springbum
359 197
29
Jun
60
Arro
, Jane
Butchert
Grangemouth
53 286
3
Jan
88
Arro
1, Sarah Ann
McMeekin
McMeekin
Possilpark, Glasgow
13 198
1918 19
Dec
59
Arro
1, Annie
Liddell
Pollokshields, Glasg
362,423,424
16
Dec
63
Arro
, Sarah
McMeekin
Milton, Glasgow
723 198
22
Jun
40
Arro
1, Janet King
Rowan
Kilmarnock
240 152
22
Sep
61
Arro
, Robert
Butchert
Garngadhill, Glasg
740 280
1919 1
Mar
1
Arro
, William
Ruddy
Blythswood, Glasg
96 282
3
Oct
73
Arro
, Annie
Butchert
Paisley
1229 279
22
Nov 79
Arro
, Jane
Henderson
Goumhill, Glasgow
373 309
17
Dec
81
Arro
, Janet
Hamilton
Kilmacolm
51 254
7
May
56
Arro
1, Isabella
Steele
Milton, Glasgow
154,155
1920 13
Sep
59
Arro
, John
McGhee
Johnstone, Renfrew
117 293
20
Apr
37
Arro!
, Agnes Ann
Clark
McPeak
Dennistoun, Glasg
582 268
11
Jan
66
Arro!
, Elizabeth
Butcher
Kirkintilloch
11 280
13
Feb
81
Arro!
1, Jessie
McKellar
New Kilpatrick
16 167
1921 25
Apr
72
Arro!
1, William
Hood
Plantation, Glasgow
108
157,159
12
Sep
68
Arro
, Elizabeth
Withers
Springbum, Glasgow 474 280
7
Feb
89
Arro!
, Isabella
Balfour
Cathcart
93 223
25
Jul
99
Arro!
, Matilda
McQuillan
Port Glasgow
139 346,443
1922 2
Apr
64
Arro!
, Elizabeth
Augusta
Auchincloss
Kircudbright
13 145
4
Oct
85
Arro
, Mary
Unknown
Plantation. Glasgow
336 251
20
May
29
Arro
, Rita
Nisbet
Pollokshields,Gl
159,160
21
Jan
74
Arro
1, Esther
Dobbie
Dennistoun, Glasgow 167 356
18
Oct
72
Arro
, Peter
King
Kilmarnock
428 152
1923 9
Sep
61
Arro
, Agnes
Butchart
Grangemouth
65 287
6
Jan
42
Arro
, Robina
Bell
Cambusnethan
10 239
21
Feb
49
Arro
, Robert
McGhee
Paisley
190 297
1924 13
May
1
Arro
, George
Stobo
Anderston, Glasgow
497 275
663
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1924 3
Feb
1
Arrol,
Joseph
Johnston
Spence
Paisley
180 322
9
Jun
56
Arroll
, James
Howat
Dennistoun,
Glasgow
873
181,182
31
May
67
Arroll
, John
King
Kilmaurs
26 155
23
Apr
62
Arrol,
Margaret
Bums
Tumbull
Cathcart
343 276
12
Mar
29
Arrol,
Margaret
Coulthart
Coulthart
Possilpark
354 221
19
Oct
49
Arrol,
Margaret
Hopkins
Hopkins
Paisley
1379 297
1925 13
Sep
69
Arrol,
John
McMeekin
Possilpark
626 204,:
11
Sep
72
Arroll
, James
Hood
Govanhill, Glasgow
225 158
29
Dec
72
Arroll
, William King
King
Cathcart
808 153
7
Dec
40
Arrol,
Helen (Ellen)
Young
Young
Kelvm
536 263
8
Sep
81
Arrol,
Isabella
Haddow
Camlachie
274 313
3
Dec
49
Arrol,
Jeanne
Muir
Momingside, Edinb
842 309
31
Oct
0
Arrol,
Mary
Ferguson
Gardiner
Cambusnethan
281 240
1926 19
Jnn
88
Arroll
, Duncan
McKellar
Roseneath
5 167
2
Jul
65
Arrol,
John
Johnston
Blythswood, Glasg
133 276
1
Nov 66
Arroll
, Mary
Lindsay
Kilmarnock
420 152
31
May
71
Arrol,
Margaret
Auchlincloss
Row
59 145
7
Dec
0
Arrol,
Elizabeth
McMichael
Airth
13 301
13
Jul
86
Arrol,
Bethia
Hamilton
Kilmacolm
32 254
1927 24
Apr
0
Arroll
, Robert
Milligan
Milligan
Camlachie, Glasgow
148 316
6
Apr
67
Arroll
, James
Haddow
Dennistoun.Glasgow
489 313
15
May
71
Arroll
, Joan
Finley
Roseneath
4 167
8
Dec
55
Arrol,
Mary
Taylor
Pollokshields, Glasg
515 159
9
Feb
89
Arrol,
Janet
Hodgart
Paisley
147 257
1928 12
Aug
55
Arrol,
Thomas
Young
Kilmacolm
30 259
25
Feb
71
Arroll
, Mary
Allan
Calton, Glasgow
97 351
1929 6
Mar
68
Arroll
, Mar>'
Campbell
Kmg
Kilmarnock
158 155
9
May
80
Arrol,
Mar}'
Hamilton
Kilmacolm
27 255
8
Apr
43
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Moore
East District, Caddei
76 199
1930 6
Aug
58
Arroll
Catherine
McCallum
Anderston, Glasgow
549 373
23
May
50
Arrol,
Jeanne
Wilson
Lochgelly
39 284
664
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1930 11
Mar
20
Arroll,
Emma Nisbet
Arrol
PoUokshields,
Glasgow
114
160
1931 27
Oct
30
Arrol,
Grace Vittie
Pink
Gamgadhill, Glasg
576
204
29
Jun
1
Arroll,
James
Milligan
Bridgeton, Glasgow
571
316
13
May
67
Arroll,
Robert
McMeekin
Paisley
540
221
23
May
6
Arrol,
Douglas
Stobo
Bridgeton, Glasgow
493
275
1932 30
Mar
69
Arrol,
James
McGhee
Paisley
421
296
24
Feb
63
Arroll,
Emily Ann
Perry
Govan, Glasgow
134
158
7
Aug
75
Arrol,
Agnes
Paterson
Dennistoun, Glasg
1150
352
1933 25
Dec
1
Arrol,
William
Gardiner
Dalziel
6
243
30
Mar
75
Arroll,
Robert
McCallum
Rhu
36
161
28
Nov
73
Arroll,
George
Hood
Plantation, Glasgow
304
159,171
1934 27
Oct
0
Arrol,
Walter
Arrol
Cambusnethan
269
28
Sep
69
Arrol,
Lillias Millar
Muir
Peebles
77
306
8
Nov 36
Arrol,
Isabella
Bell
Cambusnethan
247
239
14
Sep
91
Arrol,
Christina
Butchert
Galashiels
109
279
1
Jun
54
Arrol,
Barbara
Johnston
Stobo
Dennistoun, Glasg
865
267
1935 6
Jun
0
Arrol,
Joseph
McCrudden
Paisley
688
296
22
May
73
Arrol,
Laura Matilda
Abrams
Provan, Glasgow
400
199
1936 4
Feb
48
Aaoll,
Gertrude
Margaret
Kinghom
Hillhead, Glasgow
152
190
22
Aug
79
Arroll,
Mary
Alexander
Anderson
George Sq., Edinb
1135
171
20
Mar
74
Arroll
James
McCallum
Dumbarton
97
162,175
1937 3
Apr
77
Arroll
Helen
Hubbard
Maryhill, Glasgow
159
188
9
Oct
39
Arroll
Helena Deborah
Hubbard
Neilson
Rhu
125
190
23
May
49
Arrol,
William
Withers
Lochgelly
36
284
11
Aug
32
Arroll
William
James
Neilson
Rhu
104
190
1938 24
Jun
69
Arrol,
Agnes
Walker
Camlachie, Glasgow 473
286
17
Jun
66
Arrol,
Janet
Wilson
Peebles
22
309
14
Jun
67
Arrol,
Maggie
Cunningham
Adams
Cambuslang
106
259
27
Sep
55
Arroll
, Elizabeth
Steele
Montgomerie Kilmaurs
32
155
15
Apr
74
Arroll
, Helen
Hubbard
Rhu
43
1939 5
Jun
0
Arrol,
Charles
Kyle
Monkton
49
253
665
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1939 7
Jul
78
Arrol,
William
Sneddon
Troon
51 300
13
Aug
87
Arroll,
Richard
Hubbard
Hubbard
Dumfries
353 186
21
May 60
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Wilson
Robertson
Hillhead, Glasgow
568 259
11
Apr
94
Arrol,
Jane
Hamilton
Kilmacolm
13 254
19
May
80
Arroll,
Sarah
Thomson
Currie
Rhu
67 161
1940 1
Oct
54
Arrol,
Ann Reid
Lament
Cathcart, Glasgow
1087 263
6
Jun
59
Arrol,
Elizabeth
McDowall
Cambusnethan
201 239
26
Dec
65
Arrol,
Mary
Nicol
Kelvingrove, Glasg
1151
5
May 83
Arroll,
Christina
Hannah
Morton
Stranraer
69 161
30
Dec
98
Arroll,
Martha
McKeller
Rhu
188 169
10
Mar
18
Arrol,
George
Ruddy
Keith
29 283
1941 29
Oct
80
Arrol,
Agnes
Hunter
Troon
104 300
21
Oct
41
Arrol,
Annie
McKerrow
Howatson
St. Andrews, Edinb
650 301
26
Jul
79
Arroll,
Agnes
McCallum
Provan, Glasgow
932 162
4
Dec
91
Arroll,
Catherme
Hood
Provan, Glasgow
1251 157
22
Oct
0
Arroll,
Margaret
Lavelle
Paisley
1444 319
15
Apr
77
Arrol,
George
Butchert
Lochgelly
35 287,'
8
May
50
Arrol,
George
Johnston
Paisley
804 319
23
Jan
79
Arrol,
William
McMeekin
Springbum, Glasg
131 199
1942 2
Dec
41
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Cole
Arrol
Govan, Glasgow
1065 205
18
Jan
76
Arrol,
Isabella
McPhee
Hubbard
Calderhead
15 194
9
Jul
84
Arrol,
Jane
Foster
Dumfries
310 329
27
Aug
59
Arrol,
Johnnina
Hodgart
Brodie
Milton, Glasgow
453 264
14
Jul
87
Arroll,
Annie Walker
Walker
Ayr
403 186
27
Oct
63
Arroll,
Jane
Bailie
Cathcart, Glasgow
153,154
11
Feb
61
Arroll,
Mary
Campbell
Colquhoun
Busby
17 169
24
Nov
45
Arrol,
James
Johnstone
Peebles
77 309
16
Feb
59
Arrol,
Robert
Alexander
Young
Cathcart, Glasgow
165 263
1943 7
Feb
65
Arrol,
Jeanie
Withers
Provan, Glasgow
157 280
666
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
year:
)AY MTL
I AGE
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NIIMnwiJ OAr:r.-
1943 30
Jul 93
Arroll
Mary
McAuslan
LJltJ 1 IX IV- 1 IN UiVIlJl
Springbum
964
161
24
Feb 73
Arrol,
Mathew
Thomson
Thomson
Tradeston, Glasg 8S
> 251,252
27
Dec 66
Arroll
John
Bailie
Cathcart, Glasgow
1137
153
1944 21
Oct 77
Arrol,
Margaret
Jamieson
Jamieson
Govan, Glasgow
938
296
18
Nov 24
Arrol,
May
Cameron
Govan, Glasgow
1024
271
16
Jan 87
Arroll
Jeanie
Hood
Provan, Glasgow
69
159
20
Sep 40
Arrol,
James
McPeak
East Kilbride
133
268
19
Sep 61
Arrol,
Annie
Gray
Bonhill
116
286
28
Jun 54
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Winifred
Bateman
Haymarket, Edinb
397
140
28
Nov 60
Arrol,
Jessie
Withers
Neilston
25
281
1945 7
May 84
Arrol,
Agnes Jarvie
ReiUy
Provan, Glasgow
550
198
28
Aug 89
Arroll,
Deborah
Hubbard
Rhu
78
185
25
Dec 77
Arroll,
Rebekah
Hubbard
Rhu
121
194
1946 9
Apr 72
Arrol,
Margaret King
Philips
Philips
Alloa, Clackmannan 68
144
2
Jul 70
Arrol,
Marion
McArthur
Gray
Paisley
738
297
9
Oct 87
Arroll,
Mary Allan
Allan
Rhu
116
181
1947 19
Nov 63
Arroll,
Robert
Morris
Rhu
136
161
24
Oct 0
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Dey
Carluke
63
244
13
Apr 69
Arrol,
Jean Boucher
Elizabeth
Humpheys
Galashiels
57
384
10
Oct 59
Arrol,
Elizabeth
McCanville
Townhead, Glasg
1090
281
19
Jan 85
Arroll,
Elizabeth
Hubbard
Rhu
8
188
1948 7
Jan 41
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Clark
Cambusnethan
15
243
27
Jun 84
Arrol,
Mary
Mathieson
Sneddon
Barrhead
66
303
30
Oct 83
Arrol,
Mary
Stevenson
Partick, Glasgow
657
311
14
Jun 0
Arroll,
Grace
Adams
Biggar
14
172
19
Nov 67
Arrol,
Andrew
Arrol
Townhead, Glasg
1187
355
2
Feb 58
Arroll,
James Adams
Colquhoun
Maryhill, Glasgow
46
169
1949 20
Jan 67
Arrol,
Agnes
Withers
Provan, Glasgow
111
280
14
Nov 69
Arrol,
Helen
Philips
Canongate, Edinb
627
144
19
May 86
Arrol,
Jane
McMichan
Morningside, Edinb
382
221
27
May 81
Arroll,
Margaret
Ranson
HiUhead, Glasgow
616
190
667
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME
1949 5 May 83 Arroll, Mary
25 Dec 90 Arrol,
1950 29 May 38 Arrol,
22 Nov 76 Arrol.
17 Aug 81 Arrol,
1 Dec 69 Arrol,
13 May 84 Arroll,
12 Aug 63 Arrol,
21 Jun 57 Arroll,
1951 29 Jan 25 Arrol,
26 May 50 Arrol,
27 Dec 79
20 Apr 57
10 Apr 68
16 Dec 61
1952 28 Jun 73
20
18
Nov 71
Apr 84
9 Jan 61
1953 25 Nov 80
24 May 78
29 Mar 76
8 Jan 57
2 Aug 86
1954 21 Feb 75
3 May 81
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
James
Elizabeth
Margaret
Jessie Steven
Margaret
Wilson
Susan
Annie
John
John
Elizabeth
Clark
Jessie
Johnstone
Mary
Mary
Jessie King
Susan
Catherine
Tudhope
Annie
Catherine
Nimmo
John
Alexander
Charles
Agnes
Hodgart
Helen
Jane
James
John Muir
11 Dec 60 Arroll, James
23 May 77 Arroll, James
Maxwell
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Walker
Butchart
Stewart
Leishman
Young
Gray
McAllister
Pink
Cameron
Vickers
Johnstone
Thomson
MuUighan
Bailie
McBride
Crawford
Buchanan
Forsyth
TumbuU
McGarvie
Thomson
Brodie
Brenner
McCallum
Young
Muir
McCallum
Anderson
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
Partick, Glasgow 369
181,182
Springbum, Glasgow! 125 286
Camlachie, Glasgow 347 202
Rutherglen 291 253
Hillhead, Glasgow 919 258
Provan, Glasgow 1155 289
Paisley 529 221
Springbum, Glasgow 723 199
Rhu 82 182
Cambusnethan
Peebles
Dunoon
Paisley
Cathcart, Glasgow
40 243
37 309
220 253
583
293,294
498 154
Shettleston, Glasgow 759 314
Tradeston, Glas 263 251,252
Possilpark, Glasgow 515 204
Rhu
Rutherglen
Ayr
Rutherglen
62 189
15 277
524 354
138 253
Rothesay 33 264
Townhead, Glasgow 38 285
Cardross
Cathcart, Glasgow
Peebles
Cathcart, Glasgow
15
162
231
261
46
308,309
1244
158
Biggar
24 171
668
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME
MOTHERS REGISTER GENEALOGY
1954 15
Aug
63
Arro
11, John
Gray
Shettleston, Glasg
467 314
2
Aug
77
Arro
1, Alice
Young
Pollok, Glasgow
702 261
circa
62
Arro
, Margaret
Cathcart
644
1955 2
Mar 69
Arro
1, Annie Bisland White
Gourock
26 187
12
Dec
63
Arro
, George WithersWithers
Provan, Glasgow
1136 285
1956 7
Mar
58
Arro
1, James Robert
Parian
Ure
Dumfries
152 175
6
Mar
85
Arro
, Agnes
Young
Bothwell
49 258
16
Sep
68
Arro
1, Christina
Currie
Morris
Rhu
135 162
1957 30
Aug
87
Arro
, Anthony
Miller
Miller
Paisley
827 165
4
Oct
75
Arro
, Elizabeth
Humphreys
Buckhaven
125 384
15
Sep
77
Arro
, Lilias Robb
Morrison
Newington, Edinb
539 144
16
Nov 80
Arro
, Margaret
Thomson
Dunoon
169 254
1958 17
Aug
75
Arro
(1), Jane
Anderson
Greenshield
Carluke
449 171
29
Dec
70
Arro
1, Annie
Elizabeth
Bailie
Cathcart, Glasgow
1494 154
10
Oct
54
Arro
, Robert
Hazeldine
Hazeldine
Cambusnethan
190 243
18
Sep
81
Arro
, Thomas
Wilson
McGhee
Paisley
1048 297
1959 31
Jan
68
Arro
, Catherine
Lambert
Ralston
Dalziel
63 277
8
Feb
80
Arro
, Elizabeth
Withers
Bellshill
35 280
17
Apr
80
Arro
, Margaret
Shortridge
Craig
Pollok, Glasgow
445 261
17
Feb
83
Arro
, Christina
Lawrie
Sharks
Cathcart Glasgow
309 153
6
May
83
Arro
, Maymie
Agnes
McLay
Ayr
294 186
29
Jul
85
Arro
, William
Young
Cambuslang
100 259
1960 2
Feb
62
Arro
, Charles
McKee
Skelmorlie
7
264,265
26
Jun
80
Arro
, James
Withers
Hurl ford
19
280,289
3
Dec
56
Arro
, Isabella Brown Ferguson
Cambusnethan
206
239,240
23
Feb
64
Arro
, Margaret
Spence
Paisley
221 319
669
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
1960 9 Jan 69 Arrol,
1961 10 Jun 81 Arro
12 Dec 54 Arro
27 May 85 Arro
13 Jun 94 Arro
27 Sep 83 Arro
1962 3 Aug 62 Arro
3 Aug 62 Arro
1963 5 Jan 19 Arro
1964 No entries
1965 10 Jan 66 Arro
4 Jul 70 Arro
10 Aug 88 Arro
1965 3 Dec 78 Arroll,
9 Jan 56 Arroll,
1966 13 Feb 52 Arro
20 Apr 67 Arro
10 Dec 84 Arro
1967 11 Jan 62 Arro
29 Jun 33 Arro
1968 14 Apr 83 Arro
23 Jun 62 Arro
1 Jul 44 Arro
2 Jul 61 Arro
7 Oct 82 Arro
7 Feb 73 Arro
1969 5 Oct 33 Arroll,
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
Mary Hodgart
McLardie
Dunoon
12
264,265
Annie
Buchanan
Springbum, Glasg
805 204
Ethel Wilson
Hazeldine
Carluke
756 247
Lillias
MacDonald
Dickie
Ayr
294 354
Margaret Hunter Weddell
Kilmacolm
37 256
Walter
Chapman
Partick, Glasgow
810
236,239
Jane Maxwell
Bell
Carluke
487 239
Alexander
Provan
Provan
Mauchline 402
302,303
Isabella
Chalmers
Killeam
12 203
William
Archibald Eraser
Graham
Catherine
McCallum
Annie
Annie Jeffrey
Catherine
Crawford
Catherine
Martin
Jane
Annie McGhee
Mary Beck
Katrine E.
Margaret
Guthrie
Marie (Man,')
Madge
Mary King
Bond
Robert
Walter
Provan
Helena Neilson
Provan St. Andrews, Edinburgh 24 302
9/604
Kinghom Glasgow
Brodie Dunoon
McLay New Kilpatrick
McDonald T\\7nholm
Crawford Polmont
Dry son Eastwood
Buchanan Montrose
Laidlaw Glasgow
Vickers Cambusnethan
Finlator Alloa
Thomson Rutherglen
Hoffman Maybole
Chalmers Glasgow
Withers Glasgow
Haymarket
Provan Edinburgh
Hall Helensburgh
192
137
264
152
188
1
175
24 252,253
192
268
253
206
29
297
227
247
128
144
189
253
43
354
440
199
812
281
160
301
145
189
670
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEARE
)AY ^
4TE
AGE
NAME
SURNAME niSTRIPT NTIMUPR PAP.P
1969 30
Apr
72
Arrol,
Albert Edward
Stewart
Pink
Glasgow
426 203
1970 30
Nov 65
Arrol,
Constance
Isobel
Robertson
Bayne Glasgow
1078 259
22
Apr
64
Arrol,
Margaret Beattie McCaffee
Kilmarnock
285 354
1971 4
Mar
49
Arrol,
Eunice Jane
Clements
Elrick
Momingside, Edinb
156 252
10
Mar 63
Arrol,
Alexander
Campbell
Campbell
Strathendrick
16 260
19
Apr
73
Arroll
, Andrew Neilson
Neilson
Vale of Leven
85 189
1972 20
Mar
92
Arrol,
William
Thomson
Dundon
68 254
29
Sep
72
Arroll
, Alfred James
Anderson
Glasgow
801 172
27
Nov
15
Arrol,
Linda Ann
Curran
Paisley
1257 296
7
Jan
75
Arroll
, Margaret
Marshall
Lindsay
Kilmarnock
17 153
1973 12
Sep
30
Arroll
, Aileen
MacDonald
Stromont
Momingside, Edinb
688 175
2
Feb
91
Arroll
, Helena Hubbarc
McLay
Paisley
167 187
29
Apr
63
Arrol,
William Broderick
Hazeldine
Hazeldine
Glasgow
356 248
1974 24
Aug
93
Arrol,
Helen Murray
Murray
Peebles
81
308.309
18
Mar
79
Arroll
, Mary Walker
Cameron
Glasgow
224 182
29
May 91
Arrol,
Winifred Edith
Hess
Edinburgh
371 141
1975 27
Dec
59
Arrol,
Elizabeth
Withers
McMiniga!
Glasgow
1007 285
1976 17
Jun
79
Arroll
, Agnes
Smith
Glasgow
562 158
1977 8
Aug
82
Arrol,
Laura Harriet
Pink
Glasgow
578 203
28
Jul
95
Arroll
, Jeannie
McLay
Eastwood & Meams 307 187
13
Oct
88
Arroll
, Katie Henderson Hamilton
Helensburgh
170 182
1978 17
Jul
80
Arrol,
Flora McLean
Paisley
802 298
23
Jul
57
Arrol,
Robert
McMiniga!
Glasgow
590 286
11
Aug
49
Arrol,
John Nelson Arrol/Nelson
Cumbernauld 112 290,291
9
Sep
90
Arrol,
Mary Hunter
Provan
Glasgow
633
300,301
24
Aug
93
Arroll
, Jessie Carse
Barrhead
156 165
13
Dec
82
Arroll
, Jessie Elizabeth
McCreadie
Dumbarton
4 169
1979 14
Oct
79
Arroll
, John Scott
Ure
Helensburgh
149 175
1980 18
May
72
Arrol,
Jemima Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Paisley
561 297
671
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH
1980 circa Arro
circa Arro
1981 23 Feb 77 Arro
8 Mar 87 Arro
circa 69 Arro
1982 15 Mar 79 Arro
14 Sep 85 Arro
18 Dec 76 Arro
1983 22 Jan 89 Arro
16 Feb 65 Arro
2 Mar 76 Arro
2 Apr 59 Arro
8 Nov 78 Arro
8 Nov 84 Arro
14 Nov 65 Arro
25 Nov 75 Arro
1984 22 Apr 90 Arro
1985 25 Apr 91 Arro
1986 27 Feb 71 Arro
1987 16 Jan 79 Arro
20 Jul 78 Arro
5 Aug 74 Arro
1988 7 Jan 43 Arro
2 Apr 89 Arro
19 Oct 87 Arro
27 Dec 73 Arro
1989 4 Apr 78 Arro
1 Aug 39 Arro
1 1 Sep 82 Arro
18 Nov 84 Arro
23 Aug 77 Arro
MOTHERS
NAME SURNAME
REGISTER GENEALOGY
DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
11, Maymie HubbardMcGhie
187
1, Sarah McMechanMcMeekin
203
1, Jane
Nelson
Kilmarnock
139 289
11, Isabella Bain
Bain
Glasgow
137 192
1, Ellen Isabella
Weddell
259
1, Walter
Hazeldine
Motherwell
& Wishaw
239,240
11, Mabel Duncan
Anderson
Peebles
131 172
1, William
Harrison
Harrison
Maybole
105 354
1, Jessie Hood
Nisbet
Glasgow
72 160
1, Agnes Robina
Laidlaw
Paisley
197 297
1, James Campbell
Adam
Dingwall
36 260
1, Nancy Spence
Spence
Paisley
409 322
1, William
Gray
Paisley
1134
297,298
1, Winifred Edith
Kinghom
New Kilpatrick
289 192
11, Jane Fleming
Brown
Glasgow
566 158
1, Janet Sneddon
Rutherford
Motherwell
& Wishaw
960 243
1, Rachael Wilson
Johnstone
Peebles
48 309
1, Mar>' (May)
Denholm
Neilson
Kirkcudbright
31 256
1, John
Ruddy
Glasgow
184 281
11, Marion Gray
Bowman
Paisley
70 298
1, Annie Margaret
White
Dalbeattie
46 187
1, Sarah
Dounes
Glasgow
606 285,286
1, Jannette Esther
Birse
Robertson
Helensburgh
9 173
1, Alice Black
Finnan
Port Glasgow
100 222
1, Margaret Hopkins
Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Paisley
980 297
1, George
Spence
Paisley
1203 319
1, Margaret
Ruddy
Glasgow
327 282
1, Melvin Pullar
Johnston
Paisley
688
320,321
1, Margaret
Jamieson
Jamieson
Inverness
488 296
1, James
Br>son
Cambuslang
241 253
1, Janette Henney
Hazeldine
Glasgow
779 248
672
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
1855 - 1992
MOTHERS
REGISTER GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE
1989 25
Dec
87
Arroll,
William Lyle
Ure
Vale of Leven
362 177
1990 18
Mar
94
ArroU,
Isobel Neilson
Neilson
Helensburgh
55 189
26
Aug
67
Arrol,
Elsie Grintor
Brotherstone
Byrne
Edinburgh
744 252
6
Feb
60
Arrol,
Robina Hazeldine Clark
101 245
20
Sep
59
Arroll,
Agnes Brown
Brown
Kilmarnock
158,159
1991 29
Jan
85
Arroll,
Joanna Stronner
Stronner
Glasgow
100 172,173
1992 4
Dec
81
Arroll,
Robert
Carse
165
Arrol,
Elizabeth Winifred
Arrol,
Jean Feam
Arrol,
Mary McKinnan
1993 12
Jul
71
Arroll,
Jean Hamilton
Stewart
Helensburgh
182
673
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN SOUTH AFRICA
1883 - 1915
YEAR DAY MTH
1883 May Arroll,
1915 circa Arrol,
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
NAME SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
Mary Mays Milliken Capetown, South Africa 179
Archibald John Charmichael Durbin, South Africa(?) 144
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN SOUTH AFRICA
1882 - 1914
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1882 2 Mar Arroll, John
1914 circa Arrol, William Philips
SPOUSES
SURNAME
Milliken
LOCATION
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
Capetown, South Africa 179
Charmichael
Durban, South Africa 144
INDEX OF DEATHS IN TURKEY
1915
YEAR DAY MTH
1915 28 Jun Arroll
NAME
William King
MOTHERS
SURNAME
BaiUe
LOCATION
Gallipoli
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
154
674
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN THE UNITED STATES
1850 - 1992
YEAR DAY MTH
1850 circa Arrol,
1850 Sep Arrol,
1866 Nov Aroll,
1868 circa Arrol,
1869 circa Aroll,
1876 circa Arroll
187821 Oct Arroll
1878 circa Arrol,
188029 Dec ArrolL
1880 circa Arrol,
1882 circa Arrol,
1884 circa Arrol,
1884 19 Aug Arrol,
1887 13 Aug ArrolL
188713 Aug Arroll,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arroll,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arrol,
Arroll,
Arroll,
193618 Mar Arroll,
1939 19 Nov Arrol,
194120 May Arroll,
1949 2 May Arrol,
195015 May Arrol,
1950 9 Oct Arrol,
1952 4 Jan Arrol,
1888 6
Apr
1889 circa
1889 1
Nov
1890 9
Feb
1890 27
Jan
189321
Jan
1895 circa
1899 circa
190918
Sep
192015
Jun
1923 14
Apr
1927 8
Aug
1929 10
Mar
1930 8
Jan
1931 17
Feb
NAME
Collins
Charles
Tracy
Robert
Robert
Katherine
John Joseph
Walter
James Albert
Morris
Maxine
Ethel
Elizabeth
Mary Ballingall
Kate
Laura Helena
Hubbard
Ruby Etta
Robert
George J.
Robert
James Oakes
Helena Hubbard
Gordon
Myrtle
Walter
Robert Norman
Phyllis Jane
Gordon
Robert
Patricia
George Joseph
James
Richard Joseph
Robert Norman
Mary R.
Lorraine Elaine
Robert John
Patricia Marie
Christine Ann
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Kneeland
Kneeland
Unknown
Keough
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Gillespie
Neville
Neville
Broadbent
Davies
Gillespie
Snowden
Davies
Davies
Snowden
Snowden
Oxley
Fischer
Fischer
Gordon
Gordon
Mangan
Mangan
Mangan
Hancock
Mangan
Paquin
Trice
Paquin
Freeman
LOCATION
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maiden, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Connecticut
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Connecticut
Minnesota
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
389
389
389
389
325
325
389
327
389
389
389
325
185,194
185
Lynn, Massachusetts
Alton, Illinois
Westchester City, NY
Westchester City, NY
Reading, Ohio
Kokomo, Indiana
Anderson, Indiana
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Swampscott, MA
Kokomo, Indiana
Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
,195
147
188
325
228
188
188
232
232
232
228
231
217
219
326
326
327
229
327
218
215
219
219
675
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL BIRTHS IN THE UNITED STATES
1850 -1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
195229
May
Arro
, Nancy Ann
Trice
Mariemont, Ohio
216
1954 19
Jul
Arro
, Guy Michael
Freeman
Highland Park, Mich
219
195927
Nov
Arro
, Robert Charles
Freeman
Highland Park, Mich
220
1961 17
Dec
Arro
, Brian William
Freeman
Livonia, Michigan
220
196129
Dec
Arro
, David Gordon
Trice
Nashville, Tennessee
216
1964 19
Jan
Arro
1, Christoph George Muntz
Lynn, Massachusetts
327
1964 12
Feb
Arro
, William Michael Trice
Richmond, Indiana
217
196425
May
Arro
, Tracy Leigh
Bolles
New Orleans, Louisana
231
1965 15
Aug
Arro
1, Thomas
Wolfgang
Muntz
Massachusetts
327
1967 20
Jun
Arro
, Mark Gordon
Freeman
Pontiac, Michigan
220
1967 circa
Arro
1, Richard
Van Watt
327
196817
Jun
Arro
, Robert Norman
Bolles
Tuscola, Illinois
231
196926
Dec
Arro
, Kerri Jo
Bolles
Tuscola, Illinois
231
197213
Jun
Ano
, Scott Kerby
Bolles
Tuscola, Illinois
231
1972 3
Oct
Arro
, Lawrence Gordon
Joseph
Mynatt
Manassas, Virginia
218
1972 19
Oct
Arro
, Guy-Micheal II
Hall
Pontiac, Michigan
220
197530
Jun
Arro
1, Amy Caroline
Evans
Atlanta, Georgia
194
1977 9
Jun
Arro
, Matthew Robert
Joseph
Mynatt
Detroit, Michigan
218
1978 8
Nov
Arro
1, Megan Ann
Evans
Atlanta, Georgia
194
1979 circa
Arro!
1, Steven
Van Watt
327
198212
Aug
Ano
, Heather Grey
Grey
California
284
1988 6
Feb
Ano
, Domonic James
McGaughey
Pontiac, Michigan
220
1989 2
Jun
Arroi
1 Jack Thor
Arroll
Boston, Massachusetts
327
199128
Jan
Arrol
, Peace Nova
Smith
Gainsville, Florida
220
199114
Mar
Arrol
, Shanna Marie
McGaughey
Commerce, Michigan
220
1992 4
Apr
Arrol
, Andrew Robert
Glatelter
220
676
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN THE UNITED STATES
1875 -1992
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO
1875
circa
Arrol
, John
Kneeland
Massachusetts
325
1877 28 Nov
Arrol
1, George W.
Gillespie
Newburyport, MA
325
1881
circa
Arrol
Charles
"Mary"
Probably Connecticut
389
1886
circa
Arrol
, Catherine
Kehoe
Massachusetts
327
1887
9 Jun
Arrol
Charles Franklin
Broadbent
St. Paul, Minnesota
146
1888
circa
Arrol
, Margaret
Gill
Massachusetts
327
1888
circa
Arrol
, Walter
Da vies
New York, NY
188
1890
circa
Arrol
, Mary
Brown
Massachusetts
328
1903
circa
Arrol
, John Joseph
Murphy
Massachusetts
325
1906
circa
Arrol
Laura Helena
Hubbard
Merkle
185,195
1908
8 Dec
Arrol
Robert
Oxley
Indiana
232
1909
circa
Arrol
Robert
Glowinka
Detroit, Michigan
226
1909
circa
Arrol
, Elizabeth
Jackson
Massachusetts
325
190927 Jul
Arrol
, Mary Ballingall
Kate
Lamson
Connecticut
185,194
1910
circa
Arrol
, George J.
Mangan
Massachusetts
325
1910
circa
Arrol
Nixon
226
1910
circa
Arrol
—
Bond
226
1914
2 May
Arrol
Robert
Fischer
Covington, Kentucky
228
1917
circa
Arrol
, Helena Hubbard
Andrews
188
1919
circa
Arrol
, James Oakes
Davis
188
1924
8 Mar
Arrol
Ruby Etta
Bryant
147
1925
circa
Arrol
Jenny
Sehl
226
1930
circa
Arrol
, Morris
"Sophia"
Boston, Massachusetts
389
1935
circa
Arrol
, Margaret
Colquhoun
Leininger
Detroit, Michigan
168
1938
circa
Arrol
, Dorothy Duncan
Lehman
Detroit, Michigan
168
193826 Nov
Arrol
Robert Norman
Hancock
Westfield, Indiana
228
194312 Sep
Arrol
Phyllis Jane
Harris
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 231
1943
circa
Arrol
, Morris
"Rose"
Boston, Massachusetts
389
194817 Jul
Arrol
Gordon
Paquin
Detroit, Michigan
217
194918 Jun
Arrol
John
Trice
Highland Park, Michigan 214
195126 Jan
Arrol
Robert
Freeman
Detroit, Michigan
219
1960
circa
Arroll
, Patricia
Waite
Massachusetts
326
1961
circa
Arrol
, Richard Joseph
Gem'
327
1961
circa
Arrol
, George Joseph
James
Muntz
Massachusetts
326
1963
19 Oct
Arrol
Robert Norman
Bolles
Metairie, Louisiana
229
677
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL MARRIAGES IN THE UNITED STATES
1875 - 1992
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1963 circa
Arroll
, Mary R.
McCarthy
Massachusetts
327
1966 circa
Arroll
, Richard Joseph
Van Watt
327
1969 21
Jun
Arrol,
Lawrence Gordon
Joseph
Mynatt
Detroit, Michigan
218
1971 11
Feb
Arrol,
Christine Ann
Cronan
Taylor, Michigan
219
1972 1
May
Arrol,
Guy Michael
Hall
Commerce Lake, MI
219
1972 circa
Arroll
, Graham
Evans
Atlanta, Georgia
193
1976 19
Nov
Arrol,
Lorraine Elaine
Bowers
Dearborn, Michigan
218
1977 27
Aug
Arrol,
Nancy Ann
Brewer
Alamo, California
216
1980 15
Nov
Arrol,
Robert Charles
Glatfelter
Brighton, Michigan
220
1980 27
Dec
Arrol,
Keith
Grey
San Francisco, California 284
1982 circa
Arroll
, Patricia
Gradone
Massachusetts
326
1984 circa
Arroll
, Dorothee
Roche
Marblehead,
Massachusetts
327
1986 16
Jan
Arrol,
Robert John
Tarn
San Francisco,
California
215,216
1987 29
Dec
Arrol,
Tracy Leigh
Icenogle
Areola, Illinois
231
1989 14
May
Arrol,
Mark Gordon
McGaughey
Walled Lake, Michigan 220
1989 2
Dec
Arrol,
Patricia Marie
Martin
Newburg, Michigan
219
1990 28
Apr
Arrol,
David
Hallowell/
Petter
Santa Barbara, CA
216,217
1990 19
Sep
Arrol,
Guy-Micheal II
Smith
Gainsville, Florida
220
1991 21
Dec
Arrol,
Thomas
Wolfgang
Gardiner
Durham, North Carol
na 327
1991 23
Nov
Arrol,
William Michael
Kickhofel
Stockton, California
217
1992 30
May
Arrol,
Brian William
Masse
Ann Arbor, Michigan
220
1993 5
Jun
Arrol,
Kerri Jo
Mitchell
Areola, Illinois
231
678
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES
1880 - 1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1880 circa
Arrol,
John
Allen
Waterbury,
Connecticut
265.266
1889 circa 0
Arroll
, Robert
Davies
188
1899 10 Feb
Arroll
, John
Unknown
Massachusetts
325
1906 6 Oct 7
Arrol,
Myrtle
Snowden
Anderson, Indiana
232
1906 7 Oct 11
Arrol,
Gordon
Snowden
Anderson, Indiana
232
1906 15 Oct 39
Arrol,
Sarah Jane
Snowden
Anderson, Indiana
228
1906 24 Oct
Arrol,
George
Massachusetts
1919 circa
Arroll
, Mary
Gillespie
Massachusetts
325
1925 circa 39
Arrol,
James.Jr.
McMannus
Detroit, Michigan
226
1929 21 Apr 19
Arrol,
Walter
Oxley
Indiana
232
1929 circa 74
Arrol,
George
Kneeland
Massachusetts
325
1930 2 Jul 68
Arrol,
Margaret
Coulthart
Detroit, Michigan
213
1932 2 Sep 70
Arrol,
Charles
Franklin
Unknown
St. Paul, Minnesota
146,147
1941 21 Jun 80
Arrol,
Robert
Anderson
Marion, Indiana
232
1942 8 Apr63
Arroll
, John Joseph
Kneeland
Massachusetts
325
1944 2 Apr 64
Arroll
, James Albert
Keugh
Nevada County,
California
327
1946 30 Jun 66
Arroll
, Morris
Unknown
Boston, Massachusett
s 389
1947 27 Feb 49
Arrol,
Walter
Coulthart
Highland Park, Michi
gan 221
1947 4 Mar
Arrol,
Robert
McMannus
Los Angeles County,
California
226
1947 14 May
Arrol,
Amelia
Glowinka
Los Angeles County,
California
226
1951 20 Jan 85
Arrol,
Agnes
Wilbur
San Diego, California
146,147
1951 29 Oct 63
Arrol,
Ruby Etta
Broadbent
San Diego, California
147
1956 circa
Arroll
, George J.
Gillespie
Massachusetts
325,326
1958 9 Aug63
Arrol,
Anna Leone
Fischer
Kokomo, Indiana
228
1960 14 Ma>67
Arrol,
William
Coulthart
Detroit, Michigan
213,214
1961 Dec 69
Arrol,
Thomas
Edward
Snowden
Marion, Indiana
232
1962 6 Jan 71
Arroll
, James Oakes
Davies
Plymouth,
New Hampshire
188
1964 26 Dec 81
Arrol,
Emma
Oxley
Kokomo, Indiana
232
1965 5 Feb 69
Arrol,
Isabella
Gordon
Highland Park, Mich
213,214
1965 22 Mar78
Arroll
, Archibald
Colquhoun
Detroit, Michigan
167,168
1973 25 May85
Arroll
, Mary Ballingall
Connecticut
185
679
INDEX OF ARROL AND ARROLL DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES
1880 - 1992
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1974 27 Apr 19
Arrol,
Guy
Commerce Lake,
Michael
Freeman
Michigan
219
1974 3 Nov84
Arrol,
Robert
Snowden
Areola, Illinois
228
1975 1 Feb 2
Arrol,
Scott Kerby
Bolles
Areola, Illinois
231
1976 circa 91
Arroll,
Elizabeth
Gillespie
Massachusetts
325
1976 circa
Arroll,
Ella
Unknown
Laconia, New Hampshire 188
1980 circa
Arroll,
Elinor M.
Unknown
Massachusetts
325
1987 26 Feb 94
Arroll,
Helena
Hubbard
Da vies
Ada, Minnesota
188,189
1992 6 Apr 93
Arroll,
Regina
Mangan
Massachusetts
325,326
680
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1758 - 1984
YEAR DAY MTH
1758 circa Erol
1774 circa Erro
1783 circa Erol
1791 circa Erro
1795 circa Erro
1797 circa Erro
1805 circa Erro
1806 19 Jan Erro
1806 15 Jun Erro
1816 circa Erro
1816 circa Erro
1817 circa Erro
1819 circa Erro
1820 circa Erro
1820 circa Erro
1822 circa Erro
1825 circa Erro
1825 circa Erro
1829 circa Erro
1832 circa Erro
1832 circa Erro
1841 23 May Erro
1842 28 Mar Erro
1846 circa Erro
1850 17 Mar Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
Erro
1855
circa
1856
circa
1858
12 Jan
1858 28 Nov
1859
circa
1863
circa
1869
circa
1871
circa
1872
4 Apr
1872
circa
1878
circa
1881
28 Dec
1883
circa
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO
James
Unknown
394
Robert
Unknown
399
William
Unknown
394
George
Unknown
393
William
Unknown
393
David
Unknown
394
John
Unknown
402
James
Elizabeth'
St. Andrews. Green
399
Charlotte
Elizabeth'
St. Andrews.. Green
399
Thomas
Unknown
394
Charles
Unknown
393
Martin
Unknown
394
William
Unknown
393
Amelia
Unknown
393
Mary Ann
Unknown
393
James
Unknown
394
Thomas
Unknown
394
Caroline
Unknown
393
John
Unknown
402
Thomas
Unknown
401
Edward
Unknown
400
Edward
Anderson
Belford, Northumberland
394
Thomas
Canavan
Birmingham, Warwick
394
Margaret
Unknown
397
Samuel Hately
Hately
Newlearmouth Ford,
Northumberland
394
John
Unknown
403
David
Unknown
395
Ellen
Silk
Stockport, Chester
400
Mark Spenton
Harrison
Norwich
401
—
Unknown
400
William
Unknown
399
Richard
Unknown
399
John
Unknown
395
Robert
Errol
Bootle, Cumberland
397
John Henry
Unknown
398
Earl of Victor
Gilbert
Hay
400
Albert
Edward
West Bootle, Cumberland 403
Bert (Issac
Whitehouse)
Unknown
399
681
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1758 - 1984
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1885 circa
Enrol,
Ruth Buckell
Unknown
400
1886 circa
Errol,
William John
Unknown
395
1887 circa
ErroU,
Francis
Unknown
399
1887 circa
Errol,
John
Unknown
395
1890 circa
Errol,
Isabella
Unknown
396
1890 circa
Errol,
Mary
Unknown
397
1890 circa
Erroll,
George Murison
Unknown
401
1893 circa
Errol,
John
Unknown
397
1894 2 Dec
Errol,
Gwyneth Marjorie
Crecuonuie
Epson, Surrey
399
1895 circa
Errol,
Helene
Unknown
395
1897 8 Sep
Erroll,
Archibald
Campbell
Brunton
Brixton, London
395
1900 17 Feb
Eroll,
Archibald John Achiamo Unknown
398
1900 24 Jan
Errol,
Mary Muriel
Unknown
402
1901 31 Aug
Errol,
Patrick Arthur
Unknown
Newark
395
1902 circa
Erroll,
Earl of Jossyln
Victor Hay
Unknown
400
1908 15 May
Errol,
William
McClymont
Darlington, Durham
236
1909 circa
Errol,
Robert Alexander
Temple
397
1911 circa
Errol,
Mary
Temple
397
1911 circa
Errol,
Alice
Unknown
396
1912 12 May
Errol,
Sarah Annie
Summers
Ashington,
Northumberland
396
1913 circa
Errol,
Annie
Unknown
395
1914 6 Sep
Errol,
David
Summers
Ashington,
Northumberland
396
1914 27 May
Errol,
Frederick James
Edington
401
1915 circa
Errol-
D'eath John
Unknown
404
1918 circa
Erroll,
John
Unknown
403
1919 circa
Erroll,
John
Unknown
397
1919 23 Jul
Errol,
Isabella
Temple
Morpeth,
Northumberland
397
1923 11 Jan
Erroll,
Olive May
Kissack
Manchester
398
1925 circa
Errol,
Peter William
Unknown
402
1926 16 May
Erroll,
Masie Arnold
Kissack
West Ham, Essex
398
1926 circa
Erroll,
Mary
Unknown
403
1928 29 Jul
Errol,
Arthur William
Hockey
Newark, Nottingham
395
1931 16 Nov
Erroll,
Winifred Maud
Erroll
Morpeth,
Northumberland
396
682
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1758 - 1984
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO
1933 8
Dec
Erroll
Michael John
Kissack
West Ham, Essex
398
1941 3
Mar
Erroll
D'eath William Jack
Lucas
Romford, Essex
404
1941 12
Jun
Erroll
John
Erroll
Kingston, Surrey
402
1942 20
Nov
Erroll
Brian
Erroll
Surbiton, Surrey
402
1944 circa
Erroll
Ann Clare
Unknown
403
1945 circa
Erroll
Mary Hazel
Unknown
397
1947 10 Mar
Errol,
Margaret Janet
Sequin
Paddington, London
235
1947 circa
Erroll,
Carole
Unknown
1948 circa
Errol,
Victor Hay
Earl of...
Unknown
401
1949 12
Jul
Errol,
David Arthur
Moreton
Newark
396
1950 circa
Errol,
Christopher
Nicholas
Unknown
Maidenhead, Berkshire
402
1951 11
Jul
Erroll,
Susan Margaret
Erroll
Wharfedale
403
1954 6
May
Errol,
Irene
Sequin
Paddington, London
235
1964 3
Mar
Errol,
Mark Anthony
Moreton
Newark
1965 1
Feb
Errol,
Julie
Errol
Wood Green,
235
1966 18
Nov
Erroll,
Jacqueline
Margaret
Lamb
Redhill, Surrey
398
1971 12
Jun
Erroll,
Jane Adora
London
Barking, London
404
1971 22
Aug
Errol,
Stephan Anthony
Cannon
Newark, Nottingham
396
1973 8
Jul
Erroll,
Brian
Gowing
Bamet, London
402
1973 23
Oct
Erroll,
Timothy John
London
Barking, London
404
1976 6
Apr
Errol,
Simon Alexander
Parker
Southampton
402
1977 13
Dec
Errol,
Rosamund Kate
Parker
Southampton
402
1978 29
Mar
Errol,
Christopher Simon Caldwell
Mansfield
396
1980 19
Nov
Errol,
Lindsay Ann
Caldwell
Mansfield
396
1984 1
Jun
Errol,
Jonathan
Scott-Boyd
Caldwell
Mansfield
396
683
INDEX OF ERROL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1800 - 1989
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1800 circa
Erro
, Robert
Elizabeth'
399
1818 circa
Erro
, William
Unknown
393
1821 circa
Erro
, David
Unknown
394
1828 circa
Erro
, John
Unknown
402
1840 circa
Erro
, Thomas
Anderson
394
1841 circa
Erro
Is, Martin
Canavan
394
1841 15 Aug
Erro
1, Charles
Loblia
Sunderland, Durham
393
1843 1 Oct
Eroll
, William
Daft
Nottingham
394
1843 19 Nov
Erro
, Amelia
Dorman
Islington, Middlesex
393
1843 11 Dec
Erro
, Mary Ann
Mellar
Islington, Middlesex
393
1844 10 Nov
Erro
, William
Valentine
Islington, Middlesex
393
184729 Dec
Erro
, James
Linn
Manchester, Lancaster
394
184820 Apr
Erro
, Caroline
Blake
Clerkerwell, Middlesex
393
1849 circa
Erro
, Thomas
Hately
394
1854 28 Aug
Erro
, John
Lloyd
Auckland, Durham
402
1857 circa
Erro
1, Edward
Silk
400
1857 circa
Erro
1, Thomas
Harrison
401
1880 22 Oct
Erro
, John
West
403
1885 circa
Erro
, David
Unknown
395
1886 circa
Erro
1, William
Unknown
399
1893 circa
Erro
, Richard
Crecuonuie
399
1895 circa
Erro
1, John Henry
Unknown
398
1896 circa
Erro
1, John
Brunton
395
1901 circa
Errol
1, (Earl oO Victor
Alexander Hay
Unknown
400
1907 circa
Erro
, Ruth Buckell
Harmon
400
190929 May Errol
, William
Summers
Morpeth,
Northumberland
395
191028 Apr
Erro
, Bert
(Whitehouse)
Issacs
Lambeth, London
399
1911 2 Aug
Erro!
1, Helene
Young
Morpeth,
Northumberland
397
1913 circa
Errol
1, George Murison
Edington
401
1914 7 Nov
Errol
, Isabella
Graham
Hirst, Northumberland
396
1915 6 Feb
Errol
, Mary
Bailey
Marpeth,
Northumberland
397
1916 1 Nov
Errol
1, Francis
Rapley
Elham, Kent
399
1918 circa
Errol
, John
Temple
397
1921 5 Oct
Errol
1, Archibald John
Achiamio
Kissack
Oldman
398
684
INDEX OF ERROL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1800 - 1989
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1923 10
Nov
Errol,
Alice
Lazenby
Morpeth,
Northumberland
395
1924 circa
Erroll
, (Earl of) Josslyn
Victor Hay
Gordon
400
1928 28
Apr
Erroll
, Patrick Arthur
Hockey
Newark, Nottingham
395
1930 8
Feb
Erroll
, (Earl of) Josslyn
Victor Hay
Ramsey-Hill
St. Martins, London
400
1930 22
Nov
Erroll
(Countess of) Idina
Gordon
Haldeman
Steyning, Sussex
400
1933 circa
Errol,
John
Unknown
395
1934 16
Jun
Errol,
Annie
Jeffcoat
Broughton, Northampton
395
1934 14
Dec
Errol-
Johnson, John Harmon Bergstrom
Westminster,
Charles
London
400
1936 22
Aug
Errol,
Mary
Crawford
Morpeth,
Northumberland
397
1937 5
Jun
Erroll
Archibald
Campbell
Payne
Coombe, Surrey
395
1938 17
Aug
Errol,
Alice
Wharrier
Seaton Hirst
396
1940 circa
Erroll
D'eat
b, John
Lucas
Romsford, Essex
404
1946 19
Jun
Erroll
Sarah Annie
Baxler
Seaton Hirst
396
1947 22
Mar
Errol,
Robert Alexande
" Bowden/Twist Northumberland
397
1947 27
Sep
Erroll
Masie Arnold
Jensen
Southboume on Sea
398
1949 12
Mar
Errol,
Arthur William
Moreton
Newark, Nottingham
395
1949 11
Jun
Erroll
Olive May
Carrie
Bournemouth
398
1950 19
Dec
Errol,
Frederick James
Barrow
St. Pauls, Knightsbride
401
1954 3
Jul
Erroll
Winifred Maud
Richardson
Seaton Hirst
396
1956 21
Jul
Erroll
Mary
Hargraves
Wharedale, York
403
1962 6
Oct
Erroll
Michael John
Lamb
Beckenham
398
1964 15
Mar
Errol,
Margaret Janet
Spender
Hendon, London
235
1968 2
Nov
Erroll
John
Lowe
London, Havering
403
1969 9
Aug
Errol.
Christopher
Nicholas
Parker
402
1969 27
Sep
Erroll
Ann Clare
Taylor
London, Havering
403
1970 5
Jul
Erroll
D'eat
h William Jack
London
Rcdbridge, London
404
1971 20
Feb
Errol,
David Arthur
Cannon
Newark, Nottingham
396
1971 3
Apr
Erroll
Brian
Gowing
Hertfordshire
402
1972 29
Jul
Erroll
Mary Hazel
Angelides
London, Havering
397
1975 circa
Errol,
Irene
Giritliolou
London, Bamet
235
685
INDEX OF ERROL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1800 - 1989
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
David Arthur
SURNAME
Caldwell
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1977 circa Errol,
396
1978 25 Nov Errol,
Arthur William
Hayes
Newark, Nottingham 395,396
1982 8 May Errol,
(Earl of) Victor
Gilbert Hay
Astell
Hampshire 401
1987 9 May Erroll,
Margaret
Rosemar>'
Falkner
Crawley, West Sussex 398
1987 12 Jun Erroll,
Michael John
Darby
Surrey 398
1989 3 Jun Erroll,
Jacqueline
Margaret
Smith
Surrey 398
INDEX OF ERROL DEATHS IN ENGLAND (PART II)
1900 - 1987
YEAR DAY MTH
1900 17 Feb Erroll,
1906 21 Sep Erroll,
1921 9 May Errol,
1931 7 Jun Errol,
1949 Dec Errol,
1979 Mar Erroll,
1981 22 Oct Errol,
1987 12 Dec Errol,
1988 circa Errol,
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
Archibald
John
Surrey
Elizabeth
Ann
Northumberland
Mary
Hendon
Maureen
Newark
Bert
Brighton
399
Archibald Campb
>ell
N. Walsham
395
David
McLaughlin
Westminster
234,235
Mabel Monica
Gaylor
Hendon
234,235
Mary Muriel
Camberwell
402
686
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND (PART II)
1789 - 1944
YEAR DAY MTH
1789 circa Errol,
1795 circa Errol,
1803 circa Errol,
1814 circa Errol,
1820 circa Errol,
1823 circa Errol,
1825 9 May Errol,
1827 12 Jul Errol,
1829 27 Feb Errol,
1829 circa Errol,
1831 circa Erol,
1837 circa Errol,
1841 circa Errol,
1845 circa Errol,
1846 circa Errol,
1848 27 Apr Errol,
1852 24 May Errol,
1854 16 Dec Errol,
1855 22 Oct Errol,
1857 26 Apr Errol,
1860 13 Sep Errol,
1861 10 Sep Errol,
1861 21 Nov Errol,
1863 19 Dec Errol,
(Arrol)
1865 13 Mar Errol,
1867 6 Dec Errol,
1868 11 Nov Erol,
1873 27 Jan Errol,
1874 17 Dec Errol,
1876 18 Mar Errol,
1877 13 May Errol,
1878 2 Mar Errol,
1879 27 Sep Errol,
1880 5 May Errol,
1881 25 Oct Errol,
1882 5 Mar Errol,
1883 3 Jul Errol,
1884 27 Jun Errol,
NAME
William
Robert
Hugh
Hugh
John
Walter
Robert
Jean
Thomas
John
James
Mary
Barbara
Janet
Ebenezer
John
James
Walter
Jane
Grace
William
Barbara
Ann
Janet
Andrew Nairn
Elizabeth
James Wilson
Sarah Ann Nairn
Alexander Nairn
Walter
James
Marion Gartshore
Walter
Alexander Jack
Jane Chapman
Elizabeth
Hamilton
John
Janet
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Balfour
McLaren
McLaren
McLaren
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Gartshore
Cunningham
Gartshore
Gartshore
Gartshore
Henderson
Gartshore
Errol
Errol
Yuill
Yuill
Errol
Errol
Smith
Errol
Errol
Jack
Errol
Gartshore
Chapman
Gartshore
Chapman
Sellars
Chapman
Sellars
LOCATION
Kelvin Dock
Kirkintilloch
Barony, Glasgow
Barony, Glasgow
Barony, Glasgow
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
391
391
391
391
391
222,233
391
391
391
355,392
392
392
392
222,233
391
222,233
222,233
223,235
391
223,237
392
392
355,392
355,392
Greenock
Kirkintilloch
Kirkintilloch
Kirkintilloch
Glasgow
Kirkintilloch
Ayr
Ceres
Bridgeton, Glasgow
Bridgeton, Glasgow
Dundee 392
Greenock 392
West Calder 392
Greenock 392
Greenock 392
Kirkintilloch 233
Greenock 392
Kirkintilloch 235
Glasgow 236,239
Kirkintilloch 235
Kirkintilloch 236
Kirkintilloch 235
New Monkland 236
Kirkintilloch 235
687
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN SCOTLAND (PART II)
1789 - 1944
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1888 15
Mar
Errol,
George Chapman
Chapman
Barmulloch, Glasgow
236
1890 30
Aug
Errol,
Janet
Chapman
Glasgow
236
1896 23
Mar
Errol,
James
Chapman
Glasgow
236
1897 18
Oct
Errol,
James
Sellars
Glasgow
235
1899 19
Sep
Errol,
Jeanie
McLaughlin
Glasgow
233
1902 20
Jul
Errol,
James
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Glasgow
233
1905 16
Apr
Errol,
Walter
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Helenslea, Auchinaim
234
1907 3
Nov
Errol,
Marion
McLaughlin
Glasgow
234
1910 15
May
Errol,
George Chapman
McClymont
Motherwell
236
1911 6
May
Errol,
John
McLaughlin
Springbum, Glasgow
234
1916 12
May
Errol,
David
McLaughlin
Gamgadhill, Glasgow
234
1926 19
Jul
Errol,
Agnes
Mount
Motherwell
236
1930 14
Feb
Errol,
George Chapman
Fleming
Carluke
236
1937 28
Jan
Errol,
Marion Riddell
Brett
Glasgow
234
1940 9
Sep
Errol,
Jean
Walker
Bishopbriggs, Glasgow
234
1944 8
May
Errol,
Loma
Walker
Bishopbriggs, Glasgow
234
688
INDEX OF ERROL MARRIAGES IN SCOTLAND (Part II)
1813 - 1966
iPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME SURNAME
DISTRICT
PAGE
NO.
1813 circa
Errol
William
"Margaret"
391
1820 circa
Errol
Robert
McLaren
391
1839 circa
Errol
Hugh
Bums
391
1843 circa
Errol
Walter
Gartshore
233
1845 circa
Errol
Hugh
Henderson
391
1845 7 Jun
Errol
John
Cunningham
Glasgow
391
1854 19 Dec
Errol
John
Yuill
Rutherglen, Gl
asgow
392
1856 Sep
Erol,
James
Smith
Dundee
392
1867 8 Nov
Errol
Janet
Christie
233
1874 6 Mar
Errol
James
Jack
Kirkintilloch
233
1877 1 Jun
Errol
Walter
Chapman
Kirkintilloch
235
1881 5 Jun
Errol
James
Sellars
Kirkintilloch
235
1897 3 Dec
Errol
Walter
Hazeldine
Glasgow
236,239
1898 24 Jun
Errol
Walter
McLaughlin
Dennistoun, Glasgow
233
1904 1 Jun
Errol
Elizabeth Hamilton
McNair, Jr.
Cambusnethan
235
1915 circa
Errol
Janet
Wands
236
1929 27 Dec
Errol
George Chapman
Fleming
236
1931 26 Jun
Errol
William
Norris
Innerleithen
236
1931 7 Aug
Errol
Walter McLaughlin
Brett
Glasgow
234
1939 20 Sep
Errol
James McLaughlin
Walker
Bannockbum
233
1944 24 Feb
Errol
David
Sequin
Glasgow
234
1950 27 Oct
Errol
Marion
Wheatley
Blythswood, Glasgow
234
1959 20 Aug
Errol
Marion Riddell
Marshall
Springbum, Glasgow
234
1963 20 Jun
Errol
Jean
Marshall
Burghead
234
1966 24 Mar
Errol
Loma
Coutts
Burghead
234
689
INDEX OF ERROL DEATHS IN SCOTLAND (PART II)
1857 - 1987
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE NAME
SURNAME
DISTRICT 1
PAGE NO.
1857 4 Jun 0
Errol,
Grace
Gartshore
Kirkintilloch
223,237
1861 17 Nov78
Errol,
Hugh
"Margaret"
Kirkintilloch
391
1874 18 Jul 26
Errol,
John
Gartshore
Kirkintilloch
222,233
1880 25 Oct 0
Errol,
Alexander Jack
Jack
Irvine
235
1896 15 Dec 0
Errol,
James
Chapman
Wishaw
236
1903 17 Jan 48
Errol,
Walter
Gartshore
Wishaw
235,236
1912 11 Aug67
Errol,
Janet
Gartshore
Kirkintilloch
222,233
1928 5 Jul 37
Errol,
Janet
Chapman
Wishaw
236
1934 2 Oct 58
Errol,
Walter
Jack
233
1944 28 Sep 39
Errol,
Walter McLaughli
in McLaughlin
Glasgow
234
1945 circa 57
Errol,
George Chapman
Chapman
Townhead, Glasgow 236
1950 28 Dec 20
Errol,
George Chapman
Fleming
Carluke, Glasgow 236
1953 29 Apr 45
Errol,
John
McLaughlin
Hillhead, Gla
sgow 234
1957 6 Jul 76
Errol,
Jane Chapman
Chapman
Calderhead
236
1961 27 Sep 82
Errol,
Walter
Chapman
Glasgow
236
1974 3 Jul 71
Errol,
James McLaughlin McLaughlin
Elgin
233
1978 2 Oct 79
Errol,
Jeanie
McLaughlin
233
INDEX OF ERROL BIRTHS IN THE UNITED STATES (PART II)
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
1905 circa Erol/ErroU, Joseph Thomas
1936 circa Errol, Richard
1949 circa Errol, Wendy
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Unknown
Wentworth
Wentworth
GENEALOGY
DISTRICT PAGE NO.
New York City 405
405
405
690
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INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - AUSTRALIA (I'ARl 111)
1869 - 1990
YEAR DAY MTH
1869 7 Dec
Arrel
1872 circa
Arrel
1874 circa
Arrel
1876 circa
Arrel
1877 circa
Arrel
1879 circa
Arrel
1881 18 Sep
Arrel
1882 circa
Arrel
1882 23 Dec
Arrel
1883 circa
Arrel
1884 circa
Arrel
1885 25 Feb
Arrel
1886 circa
Arrel
1887 22 Sep
Arrel
1889 circa
Arrel
1890 5 Feb
Arrel
1892 11 Apr
Arrel
1892 19 May
Arrel
1893 21 Apr
Arrel
1894 circa
Arrel
1895 15 Apr
Arrel
1896 26 Feb
Arrel
1897 12 May
Arrel
1897 10 Jul
Arrel
1899 11 Dec
Arrel
1904 9 Feb
Arrel
1913 circa
Arrel
1914 circa
Arrel
1916 circa
Arrel
1918 circa
Arrel
1922 16 Jul
Arrel
1924 circa
Arrel
1926 13 Jul
Arrel
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Mary Jane
White
Queensland
471
Isabella
White
Victoria
471
Jane
White
Victoria
471
Lavinia
White
Victoria
471
Thomas
White
Victoria
471
Mary Ann
White
Victoria
471
Henry John
Canning
Queensland
459
Sarah
White
Benalla, Victoria
471
Oliva Emily
Canning
Queensland
459
Eliza
White
Benalla, Victoria
471
William John
White
Benalla, Victoria
471
William Llewellyr
1 Canning
Queensland
459
John William
White
Benalla, Victoria
471
Robert Charles
Canning
Queensland
460
Henry David
White
Benalla, Victoria
471
John William
Charters Towers,
Johnston
Johnston
Queensland
460
Joshua Addie
Canning
464
Elsie May
Bavister
Queensland
461
Ivy Canning
Canning
Queensland
460
Henrietta Isabel
Coles
460
Wallace Edward
Canning
Queensland
460
Ann Elizabeth
Arabella
Johnston
Queensland
464
Lillian Jane Canning Canning
Queensland
460
Beryl Marion
Victoria
Johnston
Queensland
464
Florence Sarah
Bavister
Queensland
461
James Thomas
George
Queensland
464
David Henry
Winch
Victoria
472
Thomas Leslie
Winch
Victoria
472
Rita
Winch
Victoria
472
Ruby
Winch
Victoria
472
Herbert William
May
Redhill, Queensland
462
James
Winch
Victoria
472
Betty Hazel
May
Redhill, Queensland
463
691
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - AUSTRALIA (PART III)
1869-1990
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1927 7
Oct
Arrell
Leslie Howard
May
463
1928 23
Dec
Airell
Evelyn May
May
Brisbane Queensland 463
1932 20
Mar
Arrell
Keith
May
Brisbane Queensland 464
1935 16
Sep
Arrell
Nancy
May
Brisbane Queensland 464
1941 circa
Arrell
Leslie David
Holcombe
Moreland, Victoria
472
1952 24
Aug
Arrell
Greg
Young
463
1954 3
Aug
Arrell
Stephen
Young
463
1956 29
Feb
Arrell
Noeline
Young
463
1957 1
Apr
Arrell
Denise Foy
Millett
Cleveland,
Queensland
462
1957 30
Jul
Arrell
Graham Leslie
Young
463
1960 23
Jul
Arrell
Diane
Millett
Brisbane,
Queensland
462
1961 28
Jul
Arrell
Robert William
Millett
462
1962 18
May
Arrell
Kaye Dawn
McLean
Brisbane,
Queensland
464
1962 13
Apr
Arrell
David John
Millett
462
1965 6
Oct
Arrell
Grantly Keith
McLean
Brisbane,
Queensland
465
1967 17
Jan
Arrell
Barry Thomas
Millett
463
1977 1
Apr
Arrell
Timothy
"Michelle'
463
1979 26
Jan
Arrell
Michael
"Michelle'
463
1980 3
Sep
Arrell
Peter
"Michelle'
463
1981 15
Jul
Arrell
Sarah
Michelle'
463
1990 3
Jul
Arrell
Joshua Keith
Ryan
464
692
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - AUSTRALIA
1868 - 1988
(PART III)
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1868 circa
Arrell
, Thomas
White
Tooroomba
Queensland
7768
471
1879 circa
Arrell
, Henrietta
Isabella
Hobday
Brisbane Queensland
6405
459
1880 8 Dec
Arrell
, William John
Canning
Queensland
9780
459
1882 circa
Arrell
, Oliva
Smolec
Brisbane
Anna
(Smales)
Queensland
5453
460
1883 circa
Arrell
, Wilhelmina
Bishop
Brisbane Queensland
8195
460
1886 circa
Arrell
, William James
Currie
15290
1886 circa
Arrell
, Mary R.
Crawford
16158
1890 circa
Arrell
, Arabella
Currie
Brisbane Queensland
15290
1891 18 Jul
Arrell
, William
Johnston
Charters Towers,
John
Queensland 15090 461,462
1893 25 Jan
Arrell
, Henry
Coles
Sydney
177
460
1896 circa
Arrell
, Isabella
Mudden
Victoria
5730
471
1897 circa
Arrell
, Sarah
CannamuUa,
Ann
Reidy
Queensland
464
1899 19 Apr
Arrell
, Thomas
George
Bavister
B19970
461
1901 circa
Arrell
, Jane
Francisco
Victoria
6334
471
1911 circa
Arrell
, Lavinia
Hawkins
Victoria
5803
471
1914 28 Oct
Arrell
, Eliza
Weir
Victoria
471
1915 circa
Arrell
, Henrietta
Winn
460
1915 circa
Arrell
, Ivy
Canning
Kendrick
460
1920 3 Jun
Arrell
, Thomas
Glaisher
East Melbourne Victoria
460
1921 circa
Arrell
, John
William
Sarah May
Charters Towers
Queensland
462
1923 circa
Arrell
, Beryl Marion
Victoria
Unknown
Ipswich, Queensland
464
1929 circa
Arrell
, Henry David
Winch
Melbourne, Victoria
9386
471
1932 circa
Arrell
, Thomas Leslie
Holcombe
Prahran, Victoria
3133
471
1945 16 Jun
Arrell
, Betty Hazel
Crocker
Brisbane Queensland
463
1948 27 Mar
Arrell
, Evelyn May
Brett
463
1951 14 Dec
Arrell
, Leslie Howard
Young
463
1954 25 Sep
Arrell
, Herbert William
Millett
Brisbane, Queensland
462
1960 17 Nov
Arrell
, Keith
McLean
464
1960 circa
Arrell
, Nancy
Fry
464
1973 circa
Arrell
, Greg
Addison
463
693
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - AUSTRALIA (PART III)
1868 - 1988
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
SPOUSES REGISTER GENEALOGY
SURNAME DISTRICT NUMBER PAGE NO.
1980 16 Aug Arrell, Denise Foy
1981 circa Arrell, Betty Hazel
1982 18 Dec Arrell, Graham Leslie
1983 26 Mar Arrell, Noelene
1983 20 Aug Arrell, Diane
1985 6 Oct Arrell, Kaye Dawn
Rossi
St. John
Smith
Cook
Harrison
Burke
Brisbane, Queensland
Brisbane, Queensland
1988 7 Jan Arrell, Grantly Keith Ryan
462
463
463
463
462
464
464
694
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INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - AUSTRALIA (PART III)
1883 - 1990
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1883 circa 1
Arrell
Sarah
McLcliand
Benalla, Victoria 471
1884 circa 0
Arrel,
William John
McLelland
Benalla, Victoria 471
1886 circa 0
Arrell
John William
McLelland
Benalla, Victoria 471
1889 circa 2
Arrell
Robert Charles
Canning
Queensland 460
1895 circa 0
Arrell
Wallace Edward
Canning
Brisbane, Queensland 460
1897 circa 73
Arrell
Sarah
Gibson
Brisbane, Queensland 459
1899 circa 2
Arrell
Lillian Jane
Canning
Brisbane, Queensland 460
1906 circa
Arrell
Elizabeth
1910 11 Feb
Arrell
William Henry
Queensland
1912 circa 63
Arrell
Isabella
McLelland
East Hotham 471
1915 18 Oct 82
Arrell
Thomas
MulhoUand
Collingwood 471
1932 6 Jan 54
Arrell
Thomas
McLelland
Prahran 471
1933 17 Dec82
Arrell
Mary Isabella
Kuring-gas
New South Wales 460
1935 11 Jun70
Arrell
William
Arrell
Brisbane, Queensland 462
1941 2 Jul 62
Arrell
Mary Ann
Lismore, Victoria 471
1943 circa
Arrell
Beryl Marion
Canning
Queensland 464
1944 3 Aug59
Arrell
William Llewellyr
I Canning
Brisbane, Queensland 459
1944 18 Dec 3
Arrell
Leslie David
Holcombe
Bourke, Victoria 472
1947 13 Jul 91
Arrell
Edward Albert
Eventide Sandgate
Gibson
Arrell
North, Queensland 461
1949 8 May59
Arrell
Henry David
McLelland
Wamamboal, Vict47 1,472
1951 24 Jan 62
Arrell
Ruby Wilhelmenis
Winch
Preston, Victoria 471
1952 circa 85
Arrell
Sarah Ann
Arrell
Brisbane, Queensland 464
1953 18 May89
Arrell
Lillie Elizabeth
Wallen
Brisbane, Queensland 459
1954 28 Apr 72
Arrell
Henry John
Canning
Brisbane, Queensland 459
1955 17 Oct 59
Arrell
Ann Elizabeth
Arabella
Johnston
Maleny, Queensland 464
1970 10 Dec
Arrell
Henrietta
Isobel Sarah
Pearson
New South Wales 460
1990 11 Sep 68
Arrell
Herbert William
May
Brisbane, Queensland 462
1990 24 Jul 73
Arrell
James Thomas
George
Johnston
Gympie Queensland 464
695
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - CANADA (PART III)
1868 - 1981
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1868 9 Mar
Arrell
William Edward
Bell
Creighton,
Ontario
447
1869 2 Feb
Arrell
William
Brown
451
1870 circa
Arrell
Belle
Unknown
451
1872 28 Jun
Arrell
John Thomas
Brown
451
1873 14 Nov
Arrell
Harrison
Brown
451
1877 6 Apr
Arrell
Matilda Jane
Brown
453
1880 29 Feb
Arrell
Ethel Isabella
Brown
453
1880 circa
Arrell
James Harrison
451
1888 16 Sep
Arrell
Samuel Cameron
Brown
454
1888 16 Sep
Arrell
Elizabeth Howard
Brown
454
1890 circa
Arrell
Sarah Ellen
Bell
Ontario
450
1892 circa
Arrell
Margaret
Bell
Ontario
450
1894 circa
Arrell
Ida Lenore
Bell
Ontario
450
1900 17 May
Arrell
Harold William
Burton
447
1902 26 Jan
Arrell
Pearl Evelyn
Burton
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
447
1903 10 May
Arrell
Russell Howard
Burton
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1905 8 Aug
Arrell
Vernon Alexander
Burton
Portage la
Manitoba
Prairie,
448
1906 17 Dec
Arrell
Florence May
Burton
Portage la
Manitoba
Prairie,
448
1908 30 Jul
Arrell
Albert Edward
Burton
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1909 24 Feb
Arrell
Alexander HarrisonSawle
452
1910 circa
Arrell
Stella Marjory
Burton
449
1910 1 Sep
Arrell,
Phyllis Lenore
Kyle
450
1911 1 Sep
Arrell
Robert John
Kyle
450
1911 1 Nov
Arrell
Clarence Kinsman
Burton
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1913 4 Aug
Arrell,
Myrtle Margaret
Lillian
Burton
449
1914 18 Mar
Arrell,
Hugh Cameron
Sawle
452
1914 1 Sep
Arrell,
Helen Margaret
Kyle
452
1914 circa
Arrell,
Althea
Unknown
454
1916 4 Nov
Arrell,
Marion Belle
Blundell
451
1916 circa
Arrell,
David Levi
Kyle
450
1919 circa
Arrell,
Carlyle Allan
Kyle
450
1919 27 Apr
Arrell,
Kenner Sawle
Sawle
453
1921 circa
Arrell,
Gordon Arthur
Kyle
450
696
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - CANADA (PART III)
1868 - 1981
MOTHEF
IS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO
1928 circa
Arrell
William
Clark
448
1937 10
Feb
Arrell
Shirley Mae
Thomas
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1938 1
Nov
Arrell
John Burton
Thomas
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1939 11
Jul
Arrell
Bruce E.
Mitchell
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
447
1939 2
Sep
Arrell
Bruce Wayne
Matthews
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1939 17
Oct
Arrell
Beverly Dawn
Martin
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1940 30
Dec
Arrell,
Joyce Patricia
Martin
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1941 4
Jan
Arrell.
John Kenner
Darling
Ontario
452
1942 4
Jul
Arrell,
Robert William
Matthews
449
1943 circa
Arrell,
Garry
Ross
450
1943 31
May
Arrell,
Louise Diane
Matthews
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1943 8
Aug
Arrell,
Margaret Laveme
Martin
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1944 20
Dec
Arrell,
Hugh Anthony
Russell
Hamilton, Ontario
453
1945 circa
Arrell,
Dennis
Ross
450
1945 29
May
Arrell,
Douglas Harrison
Darling
Ontario
452
1946 circa
Arrell,
Valerie
Collishaw
450
1950 25
Jan
Arrell,
John Russell
Russell
453
1950 25
Apr
Arrell,
Harrison Sawle
Russell
453
1966 circa
Arrell,
Kim
Antymnuik Calgary, Alberta
447
1966 5
May
Arrell,
David Kent
Gurr
Winnipeg, Manitoba
449
1967 27
Jun
Arrell,
Tracie Dawn
Gurr
Brandon, Manitoba
449
1968 circa
Arrell,
Heather
Antynmuik Calgary, Alberta
447
1972 25
Aug
Arrell,
Jodie Odette
Gurr
Winnipeg, Manitoba
449
1972 circa
Arrell,
Jason
Antynmuik Calgar>', Alberta
447
1974
Apr
Arrell,
Laura
' Suzanne'
453
1975 circa
Arrell,
Cameron
Suzanne'
453
1975 3
Dec
Arrell,
James Russell
Walters
452
1976 circa
Arrell,
Jason Hugh
'Diane'
453
1976 10
Sep
Arrell,
Colleen Leone
McKeovvn
Whitehorse, Yukon
433
1978 18
May
Arrell,
Heather Patricia
Diane'
453
1979
May
Arrell,
Margaret Ashleigh
Suzanne'
453
1979 8
Jul
Arrell,
John Tyler
Walters
452
1981 3
Dec
Arrell,
Nicole Katherine
Suzanne'
453
697
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - CANADA (PART III)
1868
- 1980
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1868 circa
Arrell
, Samuel
Brown
451
1868 circa
Arrell
, Alexander
Unknown
454
1872 circa
Arrell
, Alexander
Bell
Ontario
447
1897 circa
Arrell
, John Thomas
Brierly
451
1898 24 Jul
Arrell
, William Edward
Burton
447
1902 circa
Arrell
, Matilda Jane
Martindale
453
1905 circa
Arrell
, Ethel Isabella
McConnachie
453
1907 31 Oct
Arrell
, Harrison
Sawle
451,452
1910 circa
Arrell
, Elizabeth Howard
Hughton
454
1915 circa
Arrell
, Sarah Ellen
Webb
450
1915 circa
Arrell
, James Harrison
Blundell
451
1917 circa
Arrell
, Margaret
Davis
450
1919 circa
Arrell
, Ida Lenore
Smythe
450
1927 6 Sep
Arrell
, Florence May
Metcalfe
Winnipeg, Manitoba
448
1928 26 Jun
Arrell
, Russell Howard
Clark
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1930 7 May
Arrell
, Harold William
Mitchell
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
447
1932 circa
Arrell
, Mabel
MacLain
448
1935 circa
Arrell
, Phyllis Lenore
James
450
1936 circa
Arrell
, Robert John
Burris
450
1936 18 Jul
Arrell
, Albert Edward
Thomas
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
449
1937 21 Aug
Arrell
, Alexander Harrison
Darling
452
1938 16 Apr
Arrell
, Clarence Kinsman
Matthews
449
1939 24 Feb
Arrell
, Vernon Alexander
Martin
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1939 circa
Arrell
, Helen Margaret
Neill
450
1941 circa
Arrell
Marion Belle
Unstead
451
1941 circa
Arrell
David Levi
Ross
450
1941 13 Sep
Arrell
Stella Marjory
Campbell
Winnipeg, Manitoba
449
1943 24 Jul
Arrell
Pearl Evelyn
Brown
447
1943 circa
Arrell
Hugh Cameron
Russell
452,453
1944 circa
Arrell
Carlyle Allan
Collishaw
450
1950 circa
Arrell
Robert John
Balik
450
1956 circa
Arrell
William
(MacLain)
Skatfield
Ontario
448
1958 14 Jun
Arrell
Beverly Dawn
Unrau
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1959 8 Aug
Arrell
Shirley Mae
Wellman
Brandon, Manitoba
449
698
I
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - CANADA (PART 111)
1868
- 1980
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1960 circa
Arrell
Carlyle Allan
Wallner
450
1961 3
Jun
Arrell
Joyce Patricia
Gutro
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1961 29
Jul
Arrell
Bruce E.
Antymnuik
447
1962 17
Mar
Arrell
Louise Diane
Wiebe
Winnepeg, Manitoba
449
1962 5
Dec
Arrell
Margaret LaVeme
Christie
Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba
448
1963 22
Jun
Arrell
John Burton
Gun-
Brandon, Manitoba
449
1963 15
Jul
Arrell
John Kenner
Wilson
452
1968 circa
Arrell
Garry
Elaine'
450
1968 14
May
Arrell
Hugh Anthony
Susanne'
453
1971 26
Mar
Arrell
John Kenner
Walters
452
1971 circa
Arrell
Valerie
Galey
450
1975 circa
Arrell
Harrison Sawle
Diane'
453
1980 circa
Arrell
Harold William
Stella'
Saskatoon
447
699
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - CANADA (PART III)
1880 - 1987
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1875 circa
Arrell
William Alexander
Unknown
Ontario
447
1880 circa
Arrell
Belle
Unknown
451
1892 21 Feb
Arrell
Samuel
Unknown
Ontario
451
1915 17 Nov
Arrell
William Edward
Bell
Portage la Praire,
Manitoba
447
1933 12 May
Arrell
Russell Howard
Burton
Portage la Praire,
Manitoba
448
1939 15 Feb
Arrell
Bruce Wayne
Matthews
Portage la Praire,
Manitoba
449
1939 28 Jun
Arrell
Myrtle Margaret
Lillian
Burton
Portage la Praire,
Manitoba
449
1941 circa
Arrell
John Thomas
Brown
Ontario
451
1943 Sep
Arrell
Matilda Jane
Brown
Ontario
453
1951 19 Feb
Arrell
Clarence Kinsman
Burton
Portage la Praire.
Manitoba
449
1954 circa
Arrell
William
Brown
Ontario
451
1955 Dec
Arrell
Elizabeth Howard
Brown
Ontario
454
1956 circa
Arrell
John Alexander
Kyle
450
1962 24 May
Arrell
Tammy
Unknown
451
1962 23 Nov
Arrell
Pheobe Evelina
Unknown
Portage la Praire,
Manitoba
447
1967 18 Jul
Arrell
Harrison
Brown
Ontario
451
1967 circa
Arrell
David Levi
Bell
450
1969 12 Nov
Arrell
James Harrison
Unknown
451
1974 26 Feb
Arrell
Pearl Evelyn
Burton
Vancouver, B.C.
447
1975 13 Dec
Arrell
Hugh Cameron
Sawle
Ontario
452
1975 circa
Arrell
Gordon Arthur
Kyle
450
1977 2 Apr
Arrell
Janet
Unknown
Regina, Saskatchewan
447
1980 28 Jan
Arrell
Albert Edward
Burton
Brandon, Manitoba
449
1984 circa
Arrell
Doreen
Collishaw
450
1985 circa
Arrell
Robert John
Kyle
450
1986 3 Sep
Arrell
Alexander Harrison
Sawle
Ontario
452
1987 circa
Arrell
Harold William
Burton
447
700
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - ENGLAND
1786 - 1988
(PAl^T III)
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1786
circa
Arre
, Jonathan
Unknown
474
1789
circa
Arre
1, Thomas
Unknown
474
1794
circa
Arre
1, George
Unknown
475
1795
circa
Arra
, Robert
Unknown
475
1802
circa
Arre
1, William
Unknown
475
1807
circa
Arre
, Thomas
Unknown
473
1811
circa
Arre
, Charlotte
Unknown
474
1812
circa
Arre
1, William
Unknown
473
1813
circa
Arre
1, Joseph
Unknown
474
1816
circa
Arre
1, William
Unknown
465
1819
circa
Arra
1, Esther
Unknown
474
1819
circa
Arre
1, William
Unknown
475
1821
circa
Arre
1, Hannah
Unknown
474
1821
circa
Arre
, Alexander
Unknown
473
1822
circa
Arrel
1, Thomas
Unknown
474
1822
circa
Arra
, Elizabeth
Unknown
475
1827
circa
Arrel
1, Thomas
Unknown
475
1832
circa
Arrel
, Ralph
Unknown
473
1834
circa
Arra
1, Jane Elizabeth
Unknown
474
1835
circa
Arra
1, Philip John
Unknown
474
1837
Sep
Arra
1, Thomas
Unknown
Market Bosworth
1837
circa
Arre
1, James
Unknown
473
1838
circa
Arra
1, Rebecca
Unknown
474
1839
Dec
Arra
1, Amy Ann
SaviU
Hertford
474
1839
9 Oct
Arrel
1, Emily
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
465
1842
8 Mar
Arrel
I, Mary
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
465
1843
Mar
Arra!
1, John Philip
Unknown
Hertford
1845
3 Apr
Arrel
1, Anna
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
468
1846
circa
Arrel
1, Isabella
473
1847 31 Mar
Arrel
1, Jonathan
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
465
1849
17 Apr
Arrel
1, Frances
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
469
1850 22 Nov
Arrei
I, Benjamin
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
469
1851 27 Sep
Arrel
1, Sarah
"Emma"
1851
circa
Arrel
1, Emma
1852
Arrel
1, Robert
Unknown
Monk,
Soham
1852
Arrel
1, Matilda
Unknown
Southo
It
1854
13 Nov
Arrel
1, William
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
469
1856 20 Dec
Arrel
1, Frederick
Archer
Hoxne,
Suffolk
469
1858
Arrel
1, Thomas
Unknown
473
1863 27 Jun
Arrel
1, William
Arre 11
Hoxne,
Suffolk
469
701
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - ENGLAND (PARTIII)
1786
- 1988
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1867 19
Dec
Arrell,
John William
Stone
Southolt. Suffolk 465
1870
Arrell,
Eliza
Southolt, Suffolk
1870
Arrell,
Ann
Bedingfield
1872 circa
Arrell.
James Stone
Stone
Westminster, London 465
1873 circa
Arrell,
Alice Mary
Stone
466
1874 circa
Arrell,
Robert Jonathan
Stone
466
1878 22
Mar
Arrell.
Alfred Edward
Stone
Hoxne, Suffolk 467
1879
Sep
Arrell,
Mahalah
Hayfield
1880
Dec
Arrell,
Phoebe Francis
Hoxne
1881
Mar
Arrall,
Lizzie Grace
Edmonton
1882
Mar
Arrell.
Emily
Chorlton
1884 6
Jun
Arrell,
Mary Annie
Tynemouth 473
1884 6
Jan
Arrell.
Thomas
Park
Tynemouth
1885
Jun
Arrell,
Matilda
Chorlton
1885 4
Sep
Arrell,
Ernest Albert
Stone
Hartismere, Suffolk 466
1887
Jun
Arrell,
Thomas
Tynemouth
1887 19
May
Arrell,
William Newson
Stone
Hartismere 468
1890
Jun
Arrell,
Arthur Maltard N.
Hartismere
1891
Sep
Arrell,
Albert. John
Hartismere
1892
Mar
Arrall,
Ethel. May L.
St. Saviour
1892
Jun
Arrell,
Harriet Hannah
Chorlton
1892 22
Oct
Arrell,
Elizabeth Lillie
Stone
Hartismere, Suffolk 468
1893
Sep
Arrell,
John Henry
Lexden
1893
Dec
Arrell,
Ellen
Manchester
1894
Mar
Arrel,
William
Tynmouth
1897
Mar
Arrel,
Albert Ralph
Morpeth
1897
Sep
Arrall,
Thomas Philip
Lambeth
1897
Sep
Arrell,
Virgin May
Morpeth
1897
Sep
Arrell,
Winifred Annie
Ipswich
1898
Mar
Arrel,
Arthur
Morpeth
1898 11
Mar
Arrell,
Alice Elizabeth
Thorpe
Westminster, London 465
1898
Dec
Arrel,
Stella
Auckland
1899
Mar
Arrell,
Alice Isabella
Ipswich 468
1899
Jun
Arrall,
May Primrose
Edmonton
1899 7
Oct
Arrell.
William James
Thorpe
St. Pancras, London 465
1901 7
Mar
Arrell,
Florence Dorothy
Thorpe
London 465
1901
Jun
Arrell.
Florence Margaret
Pancras
1901 3
May
Arrell.
Percival
Ipswich
1901
Dec
Arrell.
Herbert Thomas
Thingoe
702
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL, AND ARRELL BIRTHS -ENGLAND (PART 111)
1786 - 1988
YEARC
>AY^
/ITHN
AME
SURNAME LOCATION
Gentry
PAGE NO
1904 circa
Arrell
, Gwendolen
466
1908 15
Dec
Arrell
, Violet Ethel
Gull
Finningham
467
1909 1
Aug
Arrell
, Florence Ellen
Gull
467
1910 12
May
Arrell
, Nellie
Goddard
Hartismere
469
1911 6
Sep
Arrell
, Edward Charles
Thorpe
Islington
465
1911
Jun
Arrell
, George W.
Hodgson
Malton
468
1912 circa
Arrell
, Doris Gladys
Gull
Ipswich
467
1912 22
Oct
Arrell
, Cecil
Hodgson
Malton
468
1912 28
Jan
Arrell
, Alfred Edward
Thorpe
London
465
1914
Sep
Arrell
, Harriet H.
Goddard
Hartismere
1914
Dec
Arrell
, Ida
Hodgson
Malton
468
1916 18
Nov
Arrell
, Leonard Arthur
Thomas
Thorpe
St. Martins, London
466
1918 21
Apr
Arrell
, Leslie Ernest
Gull
Ipswich
467
1918
Sep
Arrell
, Gertrude
Hodgson
Malton
468
1920
Sep
Arrell
, Herbert A.
Hodgson
Malton
468
1921 14
Oct
Arrell
, Ettie Osra
Gull
Ipswich
467
1921
Jun
Arrell
, Joyce P.
Gentry
Samford
1921 circa
Arrell
, Arthur R Edward
Unknown
473
1922
Sep
Arrell
, Alice
Hodgson
Malton
468
1924
Jun
Arrell
, Rose
Hodgson
Malton
468
1924
Jun
Arrell
, Violet
Hodgson
Malton
468
1925
Mar
Arrell
, Roy S.
Brown
Lexden
1925
Jun
Arrell
, Joan P.
Barrett
Tendring
1925 28
Jun
Arrell
, Lawrence Jonathan
David
Gull
Ipswich
467
1926 MarArrell,
Elsie
Hodgson
Malton
468
1926 SepArrell,
Frank E. Charrington
Braintree
1927 DecArrell,
"male"
Gull
Ipswich
1927 SepArrell,
Peter
Lorkin
Linton
1928 18
Jun
Arrell
, Clifford John
Hodgson
Malton
468
1931
Mar
Arrell
, George W.
Arrell
Hartismere
1934
Mar
Arrell
, Maisie J.
Keeble
Braintree
1934
Jun
Arrell
, Arthur H.
Arrell
Hartismere
1934
Dec
Arrell
, Barbara M.
Barrett
Ipswich
1935 3
Mar
Arrell
, Roy Edward
Heath
Marylebone
466
1936
Dec
Arrell
, Anne
Lorkm
New Forest
1937
Sep
Arret,
Maureen
Saxon
S. Shields
703
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - ENGLAND (PART III)
1786 - 1988
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1938
Sep
Arrell
Brian E.
Heath
Hendon
1940
Mar
Arrell,
Joseph
Brewer
Manchester
1940
Sep
Arrell
Margaret E.
McKeovvn
Islington
1940
Dec
Arrell
Charles C.
Arrell
Keighley
1941
Jun
Arrell
Jean
Brewer
Manchester
1941 9
Jul
Arrell
Brian L.
Tansley
WiUesden
466
1943
Jun
Arrell
John T.
Arrell
Buckrose
1943
Sep
Arrell
Margaret T.
Hodgson
Macclesfield
1943 27
Oct
Arrell
David
Brewer
Manchester
1944
Jun
Arrell
Heather
Coulstock
Tonbridge
1944 15
Nov
Arrell
Sandra Patricia
Tansley
WiUesden
466
1945
Sep
Arrell
Ethel
Brewer
Manchester
1945
Dec
Arrel,
Gordon
Saxon
S. Shields
1946
Jun
Arrell
Margaret Olive
Keeble
Braintree
473
1946
Jun
Arrell
Reginald J.
Arrell
Battersea
1946
Jun
Arrell
Reginald W.
Brown
Buckrose
468
1947
Jun
Arrell
Bemadette J.
Hodgson
Barton
1947 29
Oct
Arrell
Graham Leslie
Bradbrook
Ipswich
467
1948
Sep
Arrell
Bernard, L.S.
Coulstock
Tonbridge
1948
Dec
Arrel,
Malcolm
Saxon
Northumberland
1948
Dec
Arrell
Susan E.
Brown
Howden
468
1951
Sep
Arrell
Maxine D.
Coulstock
Tonbridge
1953 3
Apr
Arrell
Linda Ann
Tansley
WiUesden
466
1956 17
Apr
Arrell
Richard Jonathar
Blackwell
Earls Colne, Essex
467
1958
Jun
Arrell
Richard D.
Gilbert
Hendon
466
1959
Sep
Arrell
Sandra Ruth
Brooks
Swindon
468
1962
Dec
Arrell
Jeffrey
Arrell
Eastbourne
1962
Dec
Arrell
Susan L.
Gilbert
Swindon
466
1964
Jun
Arrell
Keith John
Brooks
Swindon
468
1964
Jun
Arrell
Ann M.
Gilbert
Maidstone
466
1964
Sep
Arrell
Debra Kate
Bnnkley
Deben
1965
Mar
Arrell
Tony
Pratt
Mansfield
1965
Jun
Arrell
Janet Maureen
Brooks
Swindon
468
1965
Jun
Arrell
Robert
McKeovvn
Wolverhampton
1967
Sep
Arrell
Sarah Elizabeth
Brinkley
Deben
1968
Mar
Arrell
Douglas James
Charters
Epping
1969
Mar
Arrell
Susan Jayne
Pratt
Andover
1971
Mar
Arrel,
Karl
Nicholson
Newcastle
1972
Mar
Arrell
Peter John
Pratt
Derby
1972
Sep
Arrell
, Deborah Anne
Parket
Stockport
704
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - ENGLAND (PARTIII)
1786 - 1988
YEAR DAY MTH
1974 Mar Arrell,
1974 Dec Arrell,
1975 15 Dec Arrell,
1979 25 Dec Arrell,
1981 11 Aug Arrell,
1981 Sep Arrell,
1982 Dec Arrell,
1984 18 Sep Arrell,
1988 24 Jul Arrell,
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
Wayne
Pepper
Sheffield
Claire Louise
Pepper
Newcastle
Donna Michelle
Laheen
Barking
434
Robert James T.
Laheen
Barking
434
Gina Leslie
Rossittor
Chelmsford
467
Paul Malcolm
Pepper
Newcastle
Christopher
Alexander
Beaton
Leeds
Raymond Graharr
1 Rossittor
Chelmsford
467
Leah Victoria
Carson
Blackpool
431
705
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL MARRIAGES - ENGLAND (PARTIII)
1616 - 1990
YEAR NAME
1616
Arrall
Elinor
1624
Arrall
James
1684
Arrall
Elioner
1697
Arrall
Mary
1703
Arrall
Eliza
1755
Arrill,
Thomas
1815
Arrall
Thomas
1838
Arrell
William
1838
Arrell
Joseph
1839
Arrel,
Charlotte
1842
Arrall
Esther
1843
Arral,
Elizabeth
1844
Arrell
William
1844
Arrall
Hannah
1846
Arrell
Thomas
1849
Arrell
Thomas
1855
Arrell
Jane Elizabeth
1857
Arrel,
Ralph
1858
Arrell
Amy Annie
1859
Arrell
Philip John
1861
Arrall
Rebecca
1862
Arrell
James
1862
Arrell
Emily
1867
Arrell
James
1867
Arrell
Mar>'
1867
Arrell
Jonathan
1870
Arrell
Anna
1873
Arrel,
Isabella
1874
Arrell
Emma
1883
Arrell
Thomas
1886
Arrel,
Agnes
1888
Arrall
Lizzie
1890
Arrell
Annie
1890
Arrell
John William
1891
Arrall
Philip
1891
Arrall
Benjamin
1892
Arrall
Elizabeth
1894
Arrel,
Thomas
1896
Arrel,
John
1896
Arrell
Robert
SPOUSES
SURNAME DATE
Cox 30 Jan
Lawson 16 Aug
Swan 24 Jun
Middleton 12 Oct
Castle 16 Dec
Shute 7 Jan
Cutting 28 Mar
Archer circa
Savill 22 Oct
Beardsley 9 Jul
Cutting 5 Jun
Hodgson 16 Jul
Holden 17 Jun
Messer 1 Jul
Garrvvood 5 Oct
Smith 20 Aug
Starr 23 Jul
Craig 25 Apr
Field 20 Dec
Aves 1 8 Dec
Givvans 1 5 Dec
Sowter 8 Nov
Calver 30 Nov
Horsenaill 23 Feb
Feming 4 Mar
Stone 17 Oct
Cook 2 Aug
Appleby 8 Mar
Lamoth 12 Sept
Park circa
Mar
Dec
Eliza Sep
List 22 Oct
Thomas Mar
Jun
Mar
Jun
Mar
Jonathan 1 May
GENEALOGY
DISTRICT PAGE NO.
Banbury, Oxford
St. Olive, London
St. Catherine, London
Smallburgh, Norfolk
Stepney, St. Dunstan, London
Portsea, St. Mary's Hampshire
Suffolk
Hertford
Basford, Darby
St. Pancras, Middlesex
Leeds, York
Blackburn, Lancaster
Shoreditch, Middlesex
Poplar, Middlesex
Manchester, Lancaster
Ware, Hertford
Berwick, Northumberland
Lambeth, Surrey
Lambeth, Surrey
St. Andrew, Hertford
Woolwich, Kent
Kittleburgh, Suffolk
Lewisham, Kent
Samford, Suffolk
Hoxne, Suffolk
Hoxne, Suffolk
Alnwich, Northumberland
Hoxne, Suffolk
Glendale
Romny M.
Hartismere, Suffolk
Hartismere, Suffolk
Lambeth
Manchester
Edmonton
Morpeth
Morpeth
West Bergwall, Sussex
465
474
474
474
475
475
474
474
475
474
473
474
474
474
473
465
473
465
465
468,469
473
473
465
466
706
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL MARRIAGES - ENGLAND (PART III)
1616 - 1990
SPOUSES
<
YEAR
NAME
SLTRNAME
DATE
DISTRICT
1896 Arrell,
William
Goddard
11
Oct
Hartismerc, Suffo
1897 Arrell,
James Stone
Thorpe
5
Apr
Westminster
1897 Arrel,
Thomas
Dec
Tynemouth
1898 Arrall,
Albert
Edward
Dec
Hertford
1898 Arrel,
Alexander
Jun
Morpeth
1898 Arrel,
Jane
Jun
Morpeth
1899 Arrell,
Mahalar
Jun
Chorlton
1899 Arrall,
Nellie
Rose
Sep
Edmonton
1901 Arrell,
Alfred Edward
Bill
22
Jul
Hartismere
1902 Arrell,
Thomas
Mar
Tynemouth
1902 Arrell,
Emily
Mar
Prestwich
1902 Arrell,
John
Hardy
Sep
Knaresbro'
1906 Arrell,
Edmund
Jun
Manchester
1906 Arrell,
Phoebe
Frances
Sep
Hartismere
1907 Arrell,
Alice Mary
Taylor
16
Apr
Hartismere
1907 Arrell,
Ernest Albert
Gull
5
Aug
Hartismere
1909 Arrel,
Mary
Annie
Sep
Tynemouth
1910 Arrell,
William
Newson
19
Dec
Malton
1912 Arrell,
Emma M.
Clark
Dec
Stow S.
1914 Arrell,
Ellen
Foley
Dec
Chorlton
1915 Arrell,
William
White
Jun
Chorlton
1916 Arrell,
Harriet H.
Hemingway
Jun
Chorlton
1917 Arrell,
Virgin M.
Sillett
Mar
Blything
1917 Arrell,
Lily E.
Bates
Jun
Ipswich
1920 Arrell,
Amelia
Lloyd
Mar
Manchester
1920 Arrell,
AliceL
Kite
Jun
Samford
1920 Arrell,
Alice Elizabeth
Griffiths
25
Dec
St Martin
1921 Arrell,
Winifred A.
Pearsons
Jun
Samford
1921 Arrell,
Albert R.
Chadwick
Sep
Preston
1921 Arrel,
Eleanor W.
Scott
Dec
Tynemouth
1921 Arrell,
John H.
Brown
Dec
Braintree
1923 Arrell,
Florence Dorothy Eveleigh
circa
1925 Arrell,
Percival
Barritt
Mar
Ipswich
1925 Arrell,
Gwendolen
Harris
11
Apr
Copdock, Suffolk
1925 Arrell,
Herbert T.
Charrington
Jun
Braintree
1925 Arrell,
William James
Harvey
25
Dec
St Martin
1926 Arrell,
Olive
Wright
Dec
Hayfield
1927 Arrell,
Frank L.
Lorkin
Mar
Dunmow
1930 Arrell,
Eleanor J
Pritchard
Jun
Lanchester
1930 Arrell.
Albert J.W.
Osborn
Dec
Braintree
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
469
465
467
466
466
468
465
465
466
465
707
INDEX OF ARRALL.ARREL, AND ARRELL MARRIAGES-ENGLAND (PART III)
1616 - 1990
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME DATE
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
1932
Arrell
, Arthur R.E.
Keeble
Sep
Braintree
1932
Arrell
, Ida
Durkin
Dec
Pocklington
468
1933
Arrell
, Violet Ethel
Gant 15
Apr
Freston, Suffolk
467
1934
Arrell
, Florence Ellen
Harvey
Jun
Ipswich, Suffolk
467
1934
Arrell
, Alfred Edward
Heath 13
Oct
St. James, London
465
1935
Arrell
, Ann
Haslan circa
444
1935
Arrell
, John H.
Crow
Dec
Dunmow
1936
Arrell
, John W.
Burton
Jun
Croydon
1936
Arrell
, Harriet H.
Roper
Sep
Hartismere
1939
Arrell
, Doris Gladys
Read
Jun
Bristol
467
1939
Arrell
, Joyce P.
Scotland
Jun
Samford
1939
Arrell
, Joseph
Brewer
Dec
Manchester
1939
Arrell
, Clarice
Carter
Dec
Willesden
1940
Arrell
, Anna M.
Lee
Mar
Pancras
1940
Arrell
, Ettie Osra
Swarbrick
Jun
Ipswich, Suffolk
467
1940
Arrell
, Leonard Arthur
Tansley 14
Dec
Fulham, London
466
1941
Arrell
, Leslie Ernest
Emerson 26
Mar
Ipswich, Suffolk
467
1942
Arrel,
Thomas
Jones
Jun
Newcastle
1942
Arrell
, Edmund
Hodgson
Jun
Manchester
1943
Arrell
, James
Coulstock
Dec
Tonbridge
1944
Arrell
, Herbert A.
Brown
Mar
Howden
468
1944
Arrell
, Violet
Southworth
Mar
Howden
468
1945
Arrell
, Elsie
Musgrove
Mar
Buckrose
468
1945
Arrell
, Rose
Hallgate
Jun
Doncaster
468
1946
Arrell
, Isobel
Harrison
Jun
Mansfield
1946
Arrell
, Joan P.
Home
Sep
Ipswich
1947
Arrell
, Gertrude
Boulton
Mar
Hull
468
1947
Arrell
, Robert J.
Grimwood
Dec
Ipswich
1948
Arrell
, Eva
Brown
Jun
Colchester
1948
Arrell
, Alfred
Beaumont/
Edward
Wood 23
Aug
Willesden
465
1948
Arrell
, Norah H.
Arrell
Sep
Willesden
1949
Arrell
, Geoffrey J.
Charters
Sep
Romford
1949
Arrell
, Margaret B.
Fontana
Sep
IsUington
1951
Arrell
, Stella
Lowes
Dec
Gateshead
1953
Arrell
, Beatrice M.D.
Miller
Dec
Maidstone
1954
Arrell
, Ivy
Leeming
Jun
Southport
1955
Arrell
, John
Knight
Mar
Chichester
1955
Arrell
, Lawrence
Jonathan David
Blackwell 12
Mar
Halstead, Essex
467
708
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INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL MARRIAGES
1616 - 1990
ENGLAND (PART III)
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME
DATE
DISTRICT
PAGE NO.
1956 Arrelk
, Maisie J.
Raven
Mar
Braintree
1956 Arrell,
Roy Edward
Gilbert
31
Mar
Willesden
466
1956 Arrell,
Clifford John
Brooks
4
Apr
Sturminster
468
1957 Arrell,
Annie W.
Charlton
Mar
Newcastle
1958 Arrell,
Pamela J.
Dye
Mar
Hertford
1959 Arrel,
Maureen
Thorrington
Sep
Northumberland
1960 Arrell,
Barbara M.
Powell
Dec
Chelmsford
1961 Arrell,
Minella
Slatter
30
Dec
Aldershot
435
1962 Arrell,
George E.
Brinkley
Jun
Deben
1964 Arrell,
Heather D.
Horscroft
Mar
Uckfield
1964 Arrel,
John T.
Pratt
Jun
Basford
1965 Arrell,
Ethel
Jarvis
Mar
NE Cheshire
1965 Arrell,
David
Parker
Dec
Manchester
1968 Arrell,
Bemadette J.
Campbell
Dec
Manchester
1969 Arrell,
Reginald W.
Hamilton
Jun
Howden
1970 Arrell,
Sandra Patricia
Symons
3
Jan
Kingsbury, London
466
1970 Arrell,
Muriel Eileen
Tony
McCrae
10
Mar
Halifax
437
1971 Arrell,
Linda Anne
Saunders
6
Jun
Brent
466
1971 Arrell,
Peter R.
Taylor
Jun
Alton
1972 Arrell,
Susan E.
Scaufe
Jun
Howden
1973 Arrell,
Shelley M.
Cook
Mar
Chichester
1973 Arrell,
Margaret
Olive
Taylor
14
Apr
Braintree, Essex
473
1973 Arrell,
Maurice Robert
Dawson
Laheen
Aug
Barking
434
1974 Arrell,
David G.
Beaton
Sep
Oxford
1975 Arrell,
Joan
Dury
Jun
Rotherham
1978 Arrell,
Graham Leslie
Rossittor
25
Oct
Braintree
467
1981 Arrel
, Margaret A.
Lloyd
Dec
Chesterfield
1984 Arrell,
John T.
Benniston/
Donson
Loughborough
1985 Arrell,
Sarah E.
Nunn
Deben
1985 Arrell,
Janet Maureen
Habgood
11
May
Swindon
468
1986 Arrell,
Sandra Ruth
Clark
13
Sep
Swindon
468
1987 Arrell,
Keith John
Thomas
25
Apr
Swindon
468
1987 Arrell,
Richard
Jones-
Broughrood,
Jonathan
Davies
1
Aug
Powys, Wales
467
1988 Arrell,
Joseph
Wall
Manchester
1988 Arrell.
Maxine D.
Jacques
Maidstone
709
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL MARRIAGES - ENGLAND (PART III)
1616 - 1990
YEAR NAME
1988 Arrell, Stephan
1988 Arrell. Debra K.
1989 Arrell, Susan J.
1990 Arrell, Hoban
SPOUSES
SURNAME
Thornton
Edmunds
Rhodes
Ploughley
DATE DISTRICT
Ribble Valley-
Mar Deben
Sep Basford
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL, and ARRELL DEATHS IN ENGLAND (PART III)
1839 - 1991
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1839
Sep
Amll,
Elizabeth
Howden
1839
Dec
Arrell,
Mary
Hoxne
1841
Sep
Arrill,
Lucy Rebecca
Tamworth
1845
Mar
Arrall,
Eliza
Pocklington
1847
Sep
Amll,
James
Bristol
1848
Sep
Arrall,
Eliza
Ware
1848
Dec
Arril,
James
Lincoln
1851
Mar
Arral,
Thomas
Wight Island
1852
Mar
Arrell,
Frances
Archer
Hoxne
469
1852
Dec
Arrel,
Jane
Alnwick
1857
Mar
Arrell,
Frederick
Archer
Hoxne
469
1862
Dec
Arrall,
Esther
Edmonton
1862
Dec
Arrell,
William
Hoxne
1864
Jun
Arrell,
Jane
Greenwich
1865
Jun
Arrel,
Eleanor
Berwick
1895 5
Nov
Arrell,
Mary
Unknown
Stroud, Kent
387
1905
Dec
Arrel,
Eleanor
Tynemouth
1905
Dec
Arrell,
James
Woolwich
1907 26
Feb
Arrell,
Edmund
Manchester
1907
Dec
Arrell,
Thomas
Newcastle
1909
Sep
Arrell,
Edmund
Chorlton
1911
Jun
Arrell,
George W.
Malton
710
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL AND ARRELL DEATHS - ENGLAND (PART III)
1839 - 1991
YEAR DAY MTH_
1911 Dec Arrell,
1912 Mar Arrell,
1914 Jun Arrell,
1916 30 Mar Arrell,
1922 Sep Arrell,
1924 Sep Arrell,
1926 Mar Arrel,
1927 Sep Arrell,
1927 Dec Arrell,
1928 Mar Arrell,
1928 Sep Arrell,
1928 Dec Arrell,
1929 Sep Arrell,
1930 Sep Arrell,
1931 Sep Arrel,
1932 Mar Arrell,
1934 Dec Arrell,
1938 Dec Arrel,
1939 Dec Arrell,
1941 Jun Arrell,
1943 Jun Arrell,
1943 Sep Arrell,
1943 Dec Arrell,
1945 Mar Arrel,
1945 Jun Arrell,
1945 Dec Arrell,
1951 Jun Arrell,
1952 Mar Arrell,
1953 30 Jun Arrell,
1955 31 Jan Arrell,
1955 Mar Arrel,
1955 Dec Arrell,
1958 Dec Arrell,
1959 Mar Arrell,
1962 Mar Arrell,
1964 Sep Arrell,
1964 5 Oct Arrell,
1964 Dec Arrell,
1965 Mar Arrell,
1965 Sep Arrell,
NAME
Edward C.
Benjamin
Jonathan
Rose
Thomas
Alexander
Jane
Peter
(male)
Cecil
Amy G.
Ellen
William
Lizzie K.
Annie
Ann
Alice
John
Brian E.
Emma
Hannah
Sarah A.N.
William
Thomas
Isabella
Brian L.
Catherine
Alfred E.
Florence Ellen
Lucy Ellen
Thomas
Susannah
James S.
Alice S. E.
Minnie L.
Joseph
Ernest Albert
Herbert T.
Tony
Edith H.
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Archer
Tansley
Gull
Unknown
Stone
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Islington
Chorlton
Ipswich 465
Manchester
Lanchester
Morpeth
Tynemouth
Linton
Ipswich
Malton
Colchester
Barrow S.
Hartismere
Braintree
Tynemouth
Bosmere
Scarborough
Sunderland
Cardiff
Ashton
Northumberland
Manchester
Manchester
Northumberland
Northumberland
Wiliesden
S. Shields
Hartismere
Ipswich
Durham
Wiliesden
Ealing
Dereham
Braintree
Manchester
Colchester 466
Braintree
Mansfield
Colchester
466
467
466
465
711
INDEX OF ARRALL, ARREL. AND ARRELL DEATHS - ENGLAND (PART III)
1839 - 1991
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1967
Sep
Arrell,
Myrtle
Braintree
1967
Dec
Arrell,
Albert R.
Preston
1968
Dec
Arrell,
JohnH.
Braintree
1975
Mar
Arrell,
William Newsom
Stone
Beverley
468
1976
Jun
Arrell,
William James
Thorpe
St. Pancras
465
1981
Mar
Arrell,
Leslie Ernest
Gull
Chelmsford
467
1981 20
Oct
Arrell,
Lawrence Jonathan
David
Gull
467
1987 16
Jan
Arrell,
Leonard Arthur
Thomas
Thorpe
466
1989 circa
Arrell,
Alice Elizabeth
Thorpe
465
1990 circa
Arrell,
Alice Isabella
Stone
468
1991 23
Oct
Arrell,
Albert Edward
Thorpe
465,466
712
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NEW ZEALAND (PART III)
1926 - 1977
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
6 Apr 1926 Arrel
13 Aug 1928 Arrel
24 Sep 1928 Arrel
6 Jun 1932 Arrel
20 Mar 1934 Arrel
29 Aug 1953 Arrel
2 Feb 1955 Arrel
19 Feb 1956 Arrel
Jan 1958 Arrel
16 Nov 1958 Arrel
19 Oct 1959 Arrel
24 Oct 1960 Arrel
16 Dec 1960 Arrel
8 Dec 1962 Arrel
Jul 1963 Arrel
Dec 1964 Arrel
Jan 1965 Arrel
28 Mar 1975 Arrel
12 Jun 1977 Arrel
NAME
FATHER MOTHER PLACE PAGE NO.
1, Allen Samuel
Robert
Margaret Harper
425
1, Joseph Johnston
Joseph
Winifred Martha
Harper
439
1, Robert
Robert
Margaret
Harper Napier
426
1, Samuel Henry
Joseph
Winifred Martha
Harper
440
1, John Alexander
Joseph
Winifred Martha
Harper
440
1, David Joseph
Joseph
Girvan Hazel Cassidy
Charles
Johnston
439,440
1, Clive Johnston
Joseph
Girvan Hazel Cassidy
Johnston
440
1, Rex Allen
Samuel Allen
Gwendoline Trendell
426
1, Kerry Jane
Samuel Henry
Margaret Forsyth
440
1, Robert Craig
Joseph
Girvan Hazel Cassidy
Johnston
440
1, Kevin David
Allen Samuel
Gwendoline
Trendell Hastings
426
1, Christopher
Joseph
Girvan Hazel Cassidy
Johnston
440
1, Michelle Anne
John Alexande
r Robin Mary Parkhill
440
1, Martin
John Alexander Robin Mary Parkhill
441
1, Richard Samuel
Samuel Henry
Margaret Forsyth
440
1, Scott Andrew
John Alexander Robin Mary Parkhill
441
1, Liza M.
Samuel Henry
Margaret Forsyth
440
1, Andrew David
David Joseph
Susan Howitt
440
1, Tracey Susan
David Joseph
Susan Howitt
440
713
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - NEW ZEALAND (PART III)
1925 - 1986
DAY MTH YEAR
31 Oct 1925 Arrell,
circa 1926 Arrell,
circa 1934 Arrell,
6 Mar 1948 Arrell,
16 Dec 1952 Arrell,
Apr 1957 Arrell,
17 Jan 1959 Arrell,
16 Dec 1973 Arrell,
Feb 1979 Arrell,
circa 1980 Arrell,
11 May 1985 Arrell,
12 Apr 1986 Arrell,
circa 1987 Arrell,
GENEALOGY
NAME
SPOUSES NAME PLACE PAGE NO.
Robert
Margaret Ellen Harper
425
Joseph
Winifred Martha Harper
439
Robert
Mabel Miller
425
Allen Samuel
Gwendoline Joyce Trendell
Hastings
425,426
Joseph Johnston
Girvan Hazel Cassidy
439
Samuel
Margaret Joyce Forsyth
440
John Alexander
Robin Mary Parkhill
Hastings 440
David Joseph
Charles
Susan Hewitt
439,440
Kerry Jane
Peter D. Ellison
440
Michelle Anne
440
Christopher
Renata Alice Hollenberg
440
Rex Allen
Sharon Elizabeth
Upper Hutt 426
Robert
Annie Kathleen Gill
425
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS
1928 -
■ NEW ZEALAND (PART 111)
1969
MOTHERS
DAY MTH YEAR AGE NAME SURNAME
24 Sep 1928 0 Arrell, Robert Harper
16 Nov 1928 Arrell, Margaret Harper
22 Dec 1959 4 Arrell, Clive Johnston Cassidy
21 Sep 196967 Arrell, Robert Stanton
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
426
425
440
425
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - ITALY (PART 111)
DAY MTH YEAR NAME
27 Dec 1943 Arrell, Kenner Sawle
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
Sawle Ortona 453
714
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART HI)
1790 - 1992
DAY MTH YEAR NAME
circa 1790 Arrell, William
21 Mar 1793 Arrel, Anne
circa 1796 Arrell, William Alexander
circa 1787 Arrell, Jane
circa 1788 Arrell, Elizabeth
circa 1799 Arrell, John
circa 1799 Arrell, Jane
circa 1800 Arrell, Thomas
circa 1800 Arrell, William
circa 1800 Arrell, John (Also spelled Arrol)
circa 1802 Arrell, Jane
24 Sep 1802 M'Aral, Jane James
30 May 1803 McArall, Elinor Jn
21 Jul 1803 McArall, Geo Sten
9 Nov 1803 McArall, Mary Cathe John
GENEALOGY
FATHER MOTHER PLACE PAGE NO.
Unknown 471
John Margaret Millikin Deryanagh
Ballymena 447
13 Apr 1805 McArall, Martha
circa 1810 Arrell, John
circa 1815 Arrell, Mary
31 Aug 1815 Orrell, Mary
20 Jan 1816 Orrill, Elizabeth
circa 1817 Arrell, James
19 Feb 1819 Orrell, Henry
circa 1819 Arrell, Henry
circa 1821 Arrel, Anne
circa 1822 Arrell, Matilda
11 Jan 1823 Orrell, Esther Jane
5 Dec 1824 Okkill,
1824
1824
1824
1824
1825
circa
circa
circa
circa
circa
7 Nov 1825
circa
circa
circa
circa
circa
circa
Arrell, Sarah
Arrell, James
Arrell, Robert
Arrell, Robert
Arrell, Esther Jane
Orrell, John
1826 Arrell, Mary Jane
1826 Arrell, James
1826 Arrell, Robert John
1826 Arrel, William
1827 Arrell, Alexander
1827 Arrell, Alexander
David
Jane
Anne
William
John
John
John
John
Shell
John
William
John
John
John
Esther
Jane
Jane
Jane
Elinor
John
John
Cabragh
Kellymaght- Strabane
Rocktown
Rocktown
Termoneey
Cabragh 459
Rocktown 346,421
Cabragh
Ballynahone
Craigmore
Craigmore
Ballynahone
Cabragh
Rocktown
Cabragh
461
443
471
Jane MuUholland Maghera
Carraghamone
Cabragh
Rocktown443,444
Carraghamone
Rocktown 444
Cabragh
Samuel Nancy
Kennedy
Isabella Gibson
Campbell
Isabella Gibson
Isabella Gibson
Knockokeill
Cabragh
Edenreagh
Cabragh
Rocktown
Cabragh
Cabragh
Cabragh
Edenreagh
Cabragh
Cabragh
Bellaghy
Cabragh
459
456
423
461
461
458
437
715
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1790 - 1992
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER
circa
1827
Arrell
Henry
circa
1827
Arrell
William
circa
1828
Arrell
Henry
John
circa
1828
Arrell
John
circa
1828
Arrell
John
18 Feb
1829
Orrell
Elizabeth
John
circa
1829
Arrell
Eliza
circa
1830
Arrell
William
circa
1831
Arrell
Ann Jane
circa
1832
Arrell
William
circa
1832
Arrell
John
circa
1833
Arrell
Thomas
William
circa
1833
Arrell
Annabella
circa
1833
Arrell
Matilda
John
circa 1832-37
Arrell
John
John
circa
1834
Arrell
Bella
John
circa
1834
Arrell
Robert
John
circa
1834
Arrell
John
circa
1834
Arrell
Isabella
circa
1835
Arrell
Elizabeth
circa
1837
Arrell
Alexander
circa
1837
Arrell
Elizabeth
23 Ma>
1842
Arrell
Samuel
circa
1843
Arrell
Alexander
circa
1843
Arrell
William
circa
1844
Arrell
Harrison
circa
1845
Arrell
John
circa
1846
Arrell
Thomas
circa
1847
Arrell
Maria
circa
1847
Arrell
Alexander
circa
1848
Arrell
Marion
circa
1849
Arrell
Jennie
circa
1850
Arrell
Elizabeth
circa
1850
Arrell
William
circa
1851
Arrell
Belle Crawford
6 Jun
1852
Arrell
William James
circa
1854
Arrell
Jane
circa
1854
Arrell
Henritta Isabella
circa
1855
Arrell
Ann
circa
1855
Arrell
Mary Isabella
GENEALOGY
PLACE PAGE NO.
Broagh
Carraghamone
Rocktown
Belfast
Cabragh
Cabragh
Cabragh
Cabragh
Jane Mullholland
Margaret
Sarah Arrell
Jane Mulholland
Randalstown
Rocktown
Cabragh
Rocktown
Rocktown
Cabragh
Rocktown
Bellaghy
Rocktown
Broagh
Rocktown
Cabragh
Cabragh
Rocktown
458
421
471
458
451
454
461
454
454
454
447
454
454
454
451
454
Curragh
Edenreagh
Magherafelt
Carraghamone
459
456
716
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1790 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER MOTHER
PLACE PAGE NO.
circa 1856
Arrell,
William John
Sarah Arrell
Magherafelt
459
18 May 1857
Arrell,
Alexander
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
362,423
circa 1857
Arrell,
Oliva Aruia
Sarah Arrell
Magherafelt
460
circa 1858
Arrell,
Jane
Bellaghy
circa 1858
Arrell,
Wilhelmina
Sarah Arrell
Magherfelt
460
14 Jan 1859
Arrell,
John
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
424
1 Jun 1860
Arrell,
Henry
Henry
Sarah Arrell
Magherfelt
460
12 Mar 1861
Arrell,
Jane
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
circa 1 86 1
Arrell,
Martha
Rocktown
444
circa 1862
Arrell,
John
Ballygullah
circa 1863
Arrell,
Margaret
County Derry
circa 1863
Arrell,
Robert
Cabragh
circa 1863
Arrell,
Edward Albert
Gibson
Henry
Sarah Arrell
Belfast
461
2 Dec 1863
Arrell,
Sarah
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
2 Mar 1864
Arrell,
Henry
Henry
Matilda McQuillan
Rocktown
444
10 Nov 1864
Arrell,
Matthew
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
421
12 Mar 1864
Arrell,
William
Mary Arrell
Magherafelt
19 Dec 1864
Arrell,
Male
Henry
Mary Atamney
Magherafelt
circa 1 864
Arrell,
Arrell,
Arrell,
Sarah
Peter
Male
James
Jane MulhoUand
Edenreagh
D'Gannon
Magherafelt
456
2 Apr 1865
Arrell,
William
William
Eliza Arrell
Cabragh
461
6 Aug 1865
Arrell,
William
James
Jane MulhoUand
Edenreagh
456
9 Nov 1865
Arrell,
Robert
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
1 May 1866
Arrell,
Matilda
Henry
Matilda McQuillanRocktown
444
circa 1866
Arrell,
Annie
James
Jane MulhoUand
456
circa 1 866
Arrell,
Thomas
George
Henry
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
461
4 Jan 1867
Arrell,
Arabella
William
Eliza Ann Arrell
Cabragh
circa 1867
Arrell,
Do rah
Ballygullah
circa 1867
Arrell,
Sarah Ann
Cabragh
464
4 Aug 1867
Arrell,
William Jame
s John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
421
19 Oct 1867
Arrell,
Sarah Jane
Alexander
Maria Lennox
Rocktown
438
17 Aug 1868
Arrell,
Joseph
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
9 Sep 1868
Arrell,
Elizabeth
Henry
Matilda McQuillan
Rocktown
444
29 Sep 1868
Arrell,
John
Alexander
Maria Lennox
Rocktown
438
2 Oct 1868
Arrell,
Sarah
William
Eliza Arrell
Rocktown
21 Dec 1869
Arrell,
Male
John
Barbara Barkley
Cabragh
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INDEX OF ARREL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1780 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER
MOTHER
PLACE PAGE NO.
circa
1870
Arrell,
John Alexander
450
3
Jun
1870
Arrell,
William James
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
421
7
Dec
1870
Arrell,
Campbell
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
6
Sep
1872
Arrel,
Allan
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
425
15
Jul
1872
Arrell,
James
William
Elizabeth Robinson Craigmore
circa
1872
Arrell,
James Shell
James
Jane Mullholland
456
7
Mar
1873
Arrell,
Mary
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
423
10
Nov
1873
Arrell,
John
William
Elizabeth Robinson Craigmore
circa
1874
Arrell,
James
Randlestown
circa
1874
Arrell,
Minnie
William
Maggie McCallum
451
23
Apr
1874
Arrell,
William Henry
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
428
15
Apr
1875
Arrell,
William
Robinson
William
Elizabeth Robinson Craigmore
31
Aug
1875
Arrell,
Henry James
Henry
Matilda McQuillan Rocktown
444
6
Nov
1875
Arrell,
Margaret
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
423
circa
1875
Arrell,
Thomas Shiels
James
Jane Mullholland
Edenreagh
458
18
Mar
1876
Arrell,
Isabella
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
428
3
Oct
1878
Arrell,
Sarah Jane
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
423
17
Dec
1879
Arrell,
Thomas J.
Robert
Isabella Allen
Rocktown
429
circa
1883
Arrell,
Isabella
Alexander
Rocktown
10
Aug
1885
Arrell,
Annie
AlexanderAnnie Liddell
Rocktown
423
c
1885
Arrell,
Davis
Cabragh
7
Jan
1887
Arrol,
Jane
Robert
Sarah
Elizabeth
Arrol
Arrell
Cabragh
456
11
Apr
1888
Arrol,
Eleanor
Robert
Sarah
(Nellie)
Arrol
Arrell
Cabragh
456
15
Apr
1889
Arrell,
Jane
Annie Arrell
Belfast
30
Nov
1890
Arrell,
Agnes
Robert
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
456
Arrell
or Arrol (?)
24
Jul
1892
Arrell,
Mary
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
438
30
Aug
1892
Arrol,
Dora
Robert
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
456
21
Oct
1893
Arrell,
Alexander
John
Elizabeth
Alexander Johnston
Rocktown
438
23
Aug
1894
Arrell,
James Sheil
James Sheil Jane Dawson
Ballydermot
456
28
Aug
1894
Arrel,
James
Alexander
Robert
Sarah Arrel
Cabragh
456
3
Jun
1895
Arrell,
Jane
Elizabeth
James
Jane Dawson
Ballydermot
458
30
Jun
1895
Arrell,
Robert
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
439
23
Aug
1896
Arrell.
Joseph
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
439
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INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1790 - 1992
DAY MTH YEAR
9 Sep 1896 Aire
27 Sep 1896 Arre
11 Dec 1896 Arre
5 Sep 1897 Arre
19 Mar 1898 Arre
27 Apr 1898 Arre
20 May 1898 Arre
30 Oct 1898 Arre
5 Feb 1900 Arre
2 Apr 1900 Arre
3 Apr 1900 Arre
25 Aug 1900 Arre
13 Oct 1900 Arre
15 Jul 1901 Arre
10 Oct 1901 Arre
6 Jan 1902 Arre
25 Jan 1902 Arre
9 Sep 1902 Arre
20 Sep 1902 Arre
2 Aug 1903 Arre
21 Jan 1904 Arre
1! May 1904 Arre
15 Sep 1904 Arre
24 May 1905 Arre
1 Dec 1905 Arre
24 Dec 1905 Arre
20 Jul 1906 Arre
10 Oct 1907 Arre
7 Nov 1907 Arre
24 Sep 1908 Arrell,
GENEALOGY
NAME
FATHER
MOTHER PLACE PAGE NO.
John
John
Jane McCaughcy
Rocktown
424
Jackson
Robert
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
456
Rachael
James
Jane Dawson
Margaret
Ballydermot
458
John
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
441
Mathew
John
Jennie McCaughey
Rocktown
424
Jennifer
Allan
Martha Stanton
Tamladuff
425
Dora
James Shie
Jane Dawson
Ballydermot 458
William
John
Elizabeth
James
Alexander
Johnston
Rocktown
441
Isabella
Allan
Martha Stanton
Tamladuff
425
Matthew
John
Jane MaCaughey
Rocktown
424
Lizzie Jane
John
Alexander
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
441
Mary
James
Jane Dawson
Ballydermot
458
Isobel
Robert
Robert
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
456
Elizabeth
John
Annie Miller
Belfast
Robinson
Maggie
John
Jennie McCaughey
Rocktown
424
Robert
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
425
Thomas
James
Jane Dawson
Ballydermot
458
Richard
Elizabeth
John
Elizabeth (Lizzie)
Alexander
Johnston
Rocktown
441
Scott
John
Elizabeth Scott
Rocktown
424
Samuel
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
441
Henry
Alexander
Minnie
Sarah Arrell
Belfast
Annie
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
426
Annie
Marie
John
Jennie McCaughey
Rocktown
424
Ella Scott
John
Lizzie Johnston
Rocktown
443
Allen
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
427
Thomas
Shells
Thomas
Mary Green
Edenreagh
458
John
John
Jane McCaughey
Rocktown
424
Robert
Thomas
James
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktown
429
Andrew
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
427
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1790 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME FATHER
MOTHER
FTACE PAGE NO.
21
Dec
1908
Arrell
Isabella Maud Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
RocktowTi
429
James
1
Mar
1909
Arrell
William
James
John
Jennie McCaughey
Rocktown
425
27
Feb
1910
Arrol,
Thomas
Jean
Elizabeth Arrol
Cabragh
1
Oct
1910
Arrell
Lizzie Jane
John
Jennie McCaughey
Rocktown
425
3
Nov
1910
Arrell
William
James
Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktown
429
17
Jan
1911
Arrell
William
John
Annie Miller
Belfast
22
Apr
1911
Arroll
, Annie Matilda Henry
Jeannie Arroll
Rocktown
444
14
Nov
1911
Arrell
Campbell
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
428
9
Feb
1912
Arrell
Thomas
James
Thomas
Mary McKelvey
Rocktown
432
14
Apr
1912
Arrell
Alexander
Henry
Jeanie Arrell
Rocktown
444
19
Mar
1913
Arrell
Isabella
John
Jane McCaughey
Rocktown
425
10
Jun
1914
Arrell
Samuel
McClean
John
Jane McCaughey
Rocktown
425
14
Apr
1915
Arrell
Alexander
Henry
Janie Arrell
Rocktown
12
May
1915
Arrell
Margaret
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
428
25
Jun
1915
Arrell
David John
Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktown
434
17
May
1916
Arrell
Robert Bruce
John
Jane McCaughey
Rocktown
425
5
Sep
1916
Arrell
Mary
Elizabeth
Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktown
435
circa
1916
Arrell
Henry
Henry
Jeanie Arrell
Rocktown
444
James
James
31
Dec
1918
Arrell
Martha
Allan
Martha Stanton
Oldtown
428
7
Mar
1919
Arrell
Allen
Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktdown
435
27
Apr
1920
Arrell
Sarah
Georgina
John
Jane McCaughey
Oldtown
425
20
Jan
1920
Arrol,
Andrew
Tannahill
John
Elizabeth
Tannahill
Belfast
207
circa
1920
Arrell
Ann
Henry
Jeanie Arrell
Rocktown
444
circa
1921
Arrell
Doris
Henry
Jeanie Arrell
Rocktown
445
6
Nov
1921
Arrell
James
Thomas
Minnie McKelvey
Rocktown
437
2
Apr
1924
Arrol,
Lillian
John
Elizabeth Tannahill
Belfast
209
16
Sep
1928
Arrol,
John
John
Elizabeth Tannahill
Belfast
210
1
Oct
1928
Arrell
Muriel Jean
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermo
457
1
May
1930
Arrell
Mary
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
14
Feb
1932
Arrell
Dorothy
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermo
457
10
Jul
1933
Arrell
Wilhemina
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
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INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1790 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER
MOTHER
PLACE PAGE NO.
23
Sep 1933
Arrell,
Henrietta
William
Henrietta Patton
Belfast 429
10
Feb 1934
Arrell,
John
Alexander
Maggie Pickering
Rocktown 438
1
Mar 1935
Arrell,
Mary
Alexander
Maggie Pickering
Rocktown 438
21
Sep 1935
Arrell,
Annie
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
4
Mar 1937
Arrell,
Lizzie
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
17
Mar 1937
Arrell,
Alexander
Alexander
Maggie Pickering
Rocktown 438
24
Dec 1938
Arrell,
Christabel
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
21
Sep 1939
Arrell,
Minnie
William
Henrietta Patton
Belfast 430
10
Dec 1939
Arrell,
Mary Isobel
Thomas
Isabel Dawson
Drumlamph 432
29
Mar 1940
Arrell,
James
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
10
Nov 1940
Arrell,
Christina
Allan
Rebecca Garvin
Castled'son 435
3
Apr 1941
Arrell,
Samuel
Alexander
Maggie Pickering
Rocktown 439
7
Sep 1941
Arrell,
Irene
Thomas
Isobel Dawson
Drumlamph 432
9
Nov 1941
Arrell,
Minnie
(Mmella)
Allan
Rebecca Garvin
Belfast 435
9
Mar 1942
Arrell,
William
Robert
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
14
Oct 1942
Arrell,
Geoffrey
Ivor
Allen
Edith Sarah
Mclntyre
Coleraine 427
4
Nov 1942
Arrell,
Sylvia Ann
David
John
Margaret
McMurray
Belfast 434
10
Nov 1942
Arrell,
Thomas
George
Allan
Rebecca Garvin
Belfast 436
21
Dec 1942
Arrell,
Jean Victoria
John Jean Evans McKeown
Magherafelt 424
18
Aug 1943
Arrell,
John
James
Annie Fullerton
Ballydermot 457
24
Nov 1943
Arrell,
Margaret
Kathleen
Allan
Rebecca Garvin
Belfast 436
15
Dec 1943
Arrell,
Delma
George
Emma Jane Scott
Limavady
2
Jan 1944
Arrell,
Ann Jane
Butler
William
Henrietta Patton
Belfast 430
13
Feb 1944
Arrell,
David
David
Margaret
(John)
Thomas
McMurray
Belfast 434
28
Feb 1944
Arrell,
Margorie
Donna Ann
Thomas
Isabel Dawson
Drumlamph 433
13
Oct 1944
Arrell,
Thomas
Allen
Andrew
Helen Arnold
Harper
Belfast 427
26
Oct 1944
Arrell,
Louise Mary
Robert
Margaret Ewing
Drumlamph 429
circa 1944
Arrell,
Margaret
John Jean Evans McKeown
424
17
Feb 1945
Arrell,
Wilhelmenia
William
Henrietta Patton
Belfast 430
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1790 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER
MOTHER
PLACE PAGE NO.
15
Mar
1945
Arrell
, William
Alloway
Thomas
Isabel Dawson
Tanmann
433
27
Mar
1945
Arrell
, Georgina
Florence
James
Annie Fullerton
Edenreagh
458
26
May 1945
Arrell
, Rebecca
Allan
Rebecca Garvin
Belfast
436
Elizabeth
11
Apr
1946
Arrell
, Jennifer
Martha
Andrew
Helen Arnold
Harper
Belfast
427
13
Aug
1946
Arrell
, David
Allen
Campbell
Mary Bessie
Mawhinny
Deerpark
428
30
Oct
1946
Arrell
, Margaret
James
Annie Fullerton
Edenreagh
458
circa
1946
Arrell
, Jackie
John Jean Evans McKeown
424
17
Mar 1947
Arrell
, Patricia Sybil
Thomas
Isabel Dawson
Drumlamph
433
30
Jun
1947
Arrell
, William
James
William
James
Henrietta Patton
Belfast
431
10
Dec
1947
Arrell
, Henry
Alexander
Margaret Cuddy
Annaghmore
Alexander
444
12
Oct
1947
Arrell
, Rosemary
Elizabeth
Campbell
Man,' Bessie
Mawhinny
Deerpark
428
21
Sep
1948
Arrell
, Thomas Shiels
James
Annie Fullerton
Edenreagh
458
19
Nov 1948
Arrell
, Rhoda Jennife
r Thomas
Isabel Dawson
Eileen
Drumlamp
433
7
Apr
1949
Arrell
, Isabel Marie
David
Margaret McMurrv
435
Castledawson
25
Jun
1950
Arrell
, Robert Samue
Alexandei
■ Margaret Cuddy
Annaghmore444
2
Nov
1950
Arrell
, Harry
Malcolmson
William
Henrietta Patton
Belfast
431
2
Dec
1950
Arrell
, Thomas (Adopted)
Henrietta Patton
Belfast
431
22
Dec
1950
Arrell
, Allen Jon
Allen
Rebecca Garvin
Belfast
436
16
Apr
1951
Arrell
, Maurice
Robert (Twin
Thomas
10:00 pm)
Isabel Dawson
Drumlamph
434
16
Apr
1951
Arrell
, Thomas Philip
Victor (Twin
Thomas
10:20 pm)
Isabel Dawson
Drumlamph
434
23
May
1951
Arrell
, Robert
Robert
Margaret Ewing
Drumlamph
429
10
Aug
1951
Arrell
, Gwendoline
Georgina Arrell
Castledawson
Child then adopted
14
Dec
1951
Arrell
, Shirley Wylene Allan
Rebecca May
Garvin
Belfast
436
3
Feb
1952
Arrell
, Philip
Alexande
■ Margaret Florence
Cuddy
Annaghmore 444
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INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1790 - 1992
DAY MTH YEAR
GENEALOGY
NAME MOTHER PLACE PAGE NO.
20 Mar 1952 Arrell, Allan David Margaret McMurrayBallydermot 435
4 Apr 1952 Arrell, Thomas John John Jean Evans McKeown 424
Maghcrafclt
6 Jul 1953 Arrell, Sylvia May Allen
(Twin 9:00 am)
6 Jul 1953 Arrell, Muriel Allen
Eileen (Twin 9:40 am)
Belfast
Belfast
436
18 Sep 1953 Arrell, Elizabeth Greg William
25 Oct 1953 Arrell, Victor Scott John
6 Jul 1954 Arrell, Minnie James
Winifred
7 Feb 1955 Arrell, David Allan
30 Jun 1956 Arrell, Campbell
19 Aug 1956 Arrell, Florence
Margaret
William
William
Rebecca May
Garvin
Rebecca May
Garvin 437
Henrietta Patton Belfast 431
Jane Evans 424
McKeown Maghcrafclt
Margaret Porte
Moore Derganagh 437
Henrietta Patton Belfast 432
Henrietta Patton Belfast 432
Alexander Margaret 444
Florence Cuddy Castledawson
15 Jul 1957 Arrell, Irwin Andrew Andrew Elizabeth Agnes CTergus 427
15 Dec 1958 Arrell, Arlene James Margaret Moore 437
Knockloughrim
26 Apr 1959 Arrell, Allen Campbell Mary Mcwhinny Oldtown 428
Campbell
25 Mar 1960 Arrell, Dorcas Thomas Isabel Dawson
Helena Ruth
30 Apr 1960 Arrell, Gary Allen Rebecca May
(Twin - 3:15 am) Garvin
30 Apr 1960 Arrell, Derek Allen Rebecca May
(Twin - 3:30 am) Garvin
30 Jan 1963 Arrell, Colin Francis Rebecca May
Garvin
13 Jul 1964 Arrell, William John Alexander Margaret Castledawson
Florence Cuddy 444
William Shirley Castledawson
McKeown 433
James Margaret Knockloughrim
Moore 437
William Shirley Castledawson
McKeown 433
Lottie Robinson 431
William Shirley McKeown Castledawson433
Tamniam 434
St. Georges 437
St. Georges 437
St. Georges 437
22 May 1965 Arrell, Robert
24 Dec 1966 Arrell, Stephen
James
25 Nov 1967 Arrell, Stephan
circa 1969 Arrell, Samuel
31 May 1969 Arrell, William
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1790 - 1992
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
FATHER MOTHER
PLACE PAGE NO.
13
Jun
1970
Arrell
, Deborah
Thomas 5
)arah Ann Maghie
Castlereagh
436
Yvonne
George Arrell
24
Dec
1970
Arrell
, Henry
William
Deborah Lottie
David
James
Robinson
CTergus
431
25
Jun
1971
Arrell
, Robert
William
Mary Matilda
James
Robert
Smyth
Randlestown
457
11
May
1971
Arrell
, Gillian
Henry
Alexander
Margaret Roberta
Nesbitt
Ballymeana
444
15
Nov
1971
Arrell
, William
William
Deborah Lottie
Thomas
James
Robinson
CTergus
431
9
Sep
1972
Arrell
, Nicola
Julia
Harry
Sandra Elizabeth
Carson
Castlereagh
431
29
Jun
1972
Arrell
, Alistar
William
Mary Matilda
Stephen
Robert
Smyth
Randlestown
457
8
Apr
1973
Arrell
, Deborah
Alexander
Elsie Victoria
439
Louise
Fullerton
Knockloughrim
26
Jun
1973
Arrell
, Elizabeth
William
Deborah Lottie
Robinson
CTergus
431
27
Oct
1973
Arrell
, Lynne
Thomas Ph
ilip
Jennifer
Victor
Heather Stone
Magherafelt
434
19
Jun
1974
Arrell
, Gary
Thomas
George
Sarah Ann
Maghie
436
Dec
1974
Arrell
, Clifford
Elder
429
9
Jul
1975
Arrell
. Ryan
Harry
Sandra Elizabeth
Carson
Belfast
431
21
Sep
1975
Arrell
, Dawn
Elizabeth
David
Thomas
Helen Elizabeth
Cooke
435
10
Dec
1975
Arrell
, Adele
Alexander
Elsie Victoria
439
Sandra
Fullerton
Knockloughrim
27
Apr
1977
Arrell
, David
William
Mary Matilda
John
Robert
Smyth
Randlestown
457
3
Oct
1977
Arrell
, Jason
Phillip
Heather Stone
Magherafelt
434
Thomas Philip
14
Jan
1977
Arrell
, John
Thomas
Margaret Enda
William
Shiels
Mulholland
Bellaghy
458
13
Jul
1977
Arrell
, Karen
Anne
Samuel
Margaret Anne
Kelso
Toonebridge
439
4
Apr
1978
Arrell
, Stephen
David
Helen Elizabeth
David
Thomas
Cooke
Magherafelt
435
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1790 - 1992
DAY MTH YEAR
2 Oct 1978 Arrell
NAME
Laura
FATHER
Victor
MOTHER
Annie Elizabeth
GENEALOGY
PLACE PAGE NO.
4
4
Sep
Oct
1979
1979
Arrell
Arrell
Anne
David
Samuel
Alison
Scott
Samuel
Robert
Caskey
Margaret Ann
Kelso
Edna Morrow
Magherafelt
Toonebridge
424
439
21
Jul
1980
Arrell
Jill
Samuel
Victor
Annie Elizabeth
Randlestown
444
22
Dec
1980
Arrell
Victoria
Louise
Scott
Thomas
Caskey
Margaret Enda
Magherafelt
424
26 Jul
circa
1981
1981
Arrell
Arrell
Alice
Diane
Carse A.
Shiels
William
MulhoUand
Deborah Robinson
Bellaghy
Magherafelt
458
431
21
Nov 1982
Arrell
Alan Robert Alexander
Elsie Victoria
Alexander
Fullerton
Knockl'ghrim
439
10
Aug
1982
Arrell
Victoria
William
Deborah Robinson
10
May
1982
Arrell
Matthew
James
David
Thomas
Helen Elizabeth
Cooke
Magherafelt
Castledawson
431
435
16
Feb
1982
Arrell
Colin
Samuel
Margaret Ann
17
Apr
1987
Arrell
Alexander
Gary
David
Kelso
Lynn Wilkinson
Toonebridge
439
432
27
Mar 1988
Arrell
Kristopher
Samuel
Campbell
Karen Ann
Douds
432
31
Jul
1990
Arrell
Glenn
David
Lynn Wilkinson
Belfast
432
2
Feb
1992
Arrell
Patricia
Heather
Irwin
Heather Brennan
428
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INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1815 - 1990
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
SPOUSES NAME LOCATION NUMBER PAGE
circa
815
Arrell
William
Jane Mullholland
471
circa
823
Arrell
William
Isabella Gibson
Cabragh
459
19
Jul
824
Omll,
Margaret
Patrick Donally
Termoneeny MIC 1/77
circa
830
Arrell
John
Jane Campbell
421
24
Jan
845
Orrel,
Jane
John Hamilton
Knocknakilt MIC 1/77
11
Jun
845
Arrell
George
Sarah McCrofson
Strabane
10/153
19
Nov
845
Arrell
Mary Jane
James Sturgeon
Rocktown
7/521
443
21
Mar
848
Arrell
Marianne
John Montgomery
Cabragh
7/738
6
Dec
850
Arrell
Henry
Sarah Arrell
Magherafelt
7/818
459
6
Dec
850
Arrell
Sarah
Henry Arrell
Magherafelt
7/820
459
circa
851
Arrell
Mar>'
Jane
Robert Mitch
ell
461
10
Jun
853
Arrell
Ann Jane
James Smyth
Edenreagh
7/900
458
22
Sep
853
Arrell
Henry
Matilda McQuillan
Rocktown
7/828 443,44':
8
Jun
853
Arrell
Matilda
James McQuillan
Rocktown
7/833
443
26 Dec
855
Arrell
Isabella
Hugh Phillips
Edenreagh
7/753
458
3
Jul
856
Arrell
Robert
Isabella Allan
Magherafelt
7/781
423
27
Feb
857
Arrell
Mary Jane
Magherafelt
7/797
14
Mar
858
Arrell
James Shiel
Jane Mullholland
Edenreagh
7/819
456
28
Jan
859
Arrell
Esther Jane
Henry Arrell
Cabragh
7/788
461
22
Jul
859
Arrell
John
Eliza Scott
Magherafelt
7/809
421
20
May
859
Arrol,
Thomas
Susan McAnislin
Strabane
10/234
18
May
860
Arrell
Samuel
Irene Hill
Cabragh
7/750
6
Aug
861
Arrell
Alexander
Elizabeth Fleming
Termoneeny
7/753
9
Jun
863
Arrell
Robert
Mary McSlroy
Killiman
7/605
4
Mar
865
Arrell
Eliza
William Arrell
Magherafelt
1/926
461
18
Dec
866
Arrell
Alexander
Maria Lennox
Magherafeltl6/1055 437,438
31
Oct
866
Arrell
Robert John
Isabella Mcwhinny
Antrim
16/1045
458
5
Mar
869
Arrell
John
Barbara Barclay
Cabragh
1/887
25
Feb
870
Arrell
William
Lizzie Robinson
Craigmore
1/37
19
Jul
872
Arrell
Mary Jane
William McFadden
Magherafelt
1 1/905
461
circa
873
Arrell
William
Margaret
McCullum
451
12
Dec
876
Arrell
Mary Isabel!
a Wm McCutcheor
Edenreagh
16/1049
456
16
Jul
880
Arrell
Nancy Ann
William Bowman
Aughahaskin
1/891
20
Sep
881
Arrell
Jane
Rob't McMullar
Maghera
1/925
11
Nov
881
Arrell
Anne Eliza
John Ewing
Termoneeney
1/983
6
Nov
884
Arrell
Henry
Eliza MulhoUand
Cabragh
1/947
30
Dec
884
Arrell
Jane
Thomas Ricker
Rocktown
1/965
425
3
Dec
885
Arrell
Robert
Sarah Arrell
Cabragh
1/949
456
22
Jul
887
Arrell
Annie
John Dale
Edenreagh
1/877
456
27
Sep
889
Arrell
William
Margaret Riley
Edenreagh
1/927
456
726
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1815 - 1990
3ENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
SPOUSES NAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
3
Mar
1892
Arrell,
John
Alexander
Elizabeth Johnston
Rocktown
1/833
438
30
Nov
1893
Arrell,
James
Jane Dawson
Edenreagh
1/977
456
2
Dec
1895
Arrell,
Sarah
Andrew Stinson
Rocktown
1/205
22
Apr
1896
Arrell,
John
Jane McCaughey
Ballinacross
1/975
424
28
Jun
1897
Arrell,
Allen
Martha Stanton
Rocktown
1/983
425
14
Sep
1897
Arrell,
Margaret
Wm John Sloss
Rocktown
1/993
10
Jul
1899
Arrell,
Minnie
Thomas Bonar
Ballymena
1/141
451
26
Dec
1900
Arrell,
John
Annie Millar
Belfast
1/23
circa
1901
Arrell,
Isabella
— Cooke
428,429
circa
1903
Arrell,
Sarah Jane
Henry Arrell
423
6
Mar
1904
Arrell,
Sarah Porter
James Henderson
Cabragh
1/541
11
Oct
1905
Arrell,
Thomas Shiels Mary Green
Ballymore
1/1053
458
6
Jul
1906
Arrell,
Thomas
Minnie McKelvy
Rocktown
1/1047
429
circa
1909
Arrell,
John
Elizabeth
Alexander
Josephine Kyle
450
19
Apr
1910
Arrell,
Henry James
Jeanie Arrell
Rocktown
1/821
444
9
Feb
1912
Arroll,
Sarah
William Graham
Megherafelt
1/800
2
Oct
1918
Arrell,
Jane
Elizabeth
James Campbell
Cabragh
12
Jul
1919
Arrol,
Mary Finnen
Bertie Quail
Belfast
222
25
Nov
1919
Arrol,
Alice Black
Daniel McNamara
Belfast
222
6
Aug
1924
Arrell,
Jessie
William Jock
Bradley
Curran
23
Nov
1927
Arrell,
James Shiels
Annie Fullerton
Magherafelt
456
26
Sep
1928
Arrell,
Jennifer William McConvvay
Bellaghy
425
25
Mar
1929
Arrell,
Agnes
David Armour
Magherafelt
456
23
Jan
1930
Arrell,
Dora
James Steele
Draperstown
7
Oct
1932
Arrell,
William
Henrietta Patton
Shankhill
429
20
Apr
1933
Arrell,
Elizabeth
William James
Lizzie' Jane Bradley
Magherafelt
441
17
May
1933
Arrell,
Alexander
Maggie Pickering
Magherafelt
438
27
Jun
1933
Arrell,
Ella
John Fullerton
Magherafelt
443
20
Jul
1938
Arrell,
Allen (Alan)
Edith Sarah
Mclntyre
Magherafelt
427
27
Jan
1939
Arrell,
John
Jean Evans
McKeown
Magherafelt
424
26
Feb
1939
Arrell,
Mary
Elizabeth
Courtney C.
Junk
Magherafelt
435
727
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1815 - 1990
DAY MTH YEAR
7 Jun 1939 Arrell,
8 Jun
6 Sep
26 Jun
2 Nov
14 Apr
27 Aug
30 Aug
3 Apr
24 Oct
28 Oct
12 May
18 Aug
23 Feb
14 Aug
16 Aug
26
Nov
22
Jan
25
Aug
26
Mar
29
Mar
8
Sep
28
Mar
3
Apr
10
Oct
10
Aug
5
Jul
12
Dec
939
Arrell,
939
Arrell,
940
Arrell,
940
Arrell,
941
Arrel,
941
Arrell,
941
Arrell,
942
Arrell,
942
Arrell,
942
Arrell,
943
Arrell,
943
Arrell,
944
Arrell,
945
Arrell,
945
Arrell,
946
Arrell,
947
Arrell,
948
Arrell,
951
Arrell,
952
Arrell,
953
Arrell,
956
Arrell,
956
Arrell,
956
Arrell,
957
Arrell,
958
Arrell,
960
Arrell,
GENEALOGY
NAME
SPOUSES NAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
DorasCDoris
) William James
Pickering
Bellaghy
445
Thomas
Isabella Dawson
Belfast
432
Andrew
Helen Arnold
Harper
Knockloughrim
427
Minnie
(Mary)
John Thompson
Tobermore
Allen
Rebecca Garvin
Magherafelt
435
William
Mary Gowan
Belfast
Norman
Steven
Henry Jame
s Mary Henry
Lisnadice
444
Thomas
Marge Porter
Magherafelt
Minnie
Joseph Kinnen
Gracehill
David
Margaret McMurray
Bellaghy
434
Emma
Thomas
Hester Crozier
Kilmore, Armagh
John
Robert
Margaret Ewing
Curran
429
Martha
Cardwell
Craig Walker
Bellaghy
428
Campbell
Mary Bessie
Mawhinney
Bellaghy
428
Mary
George Johnston
Curran
457
Alexander
Margaret Florence
Cuddy
Donahandry, Tyrone
444
Annie
James Bumside
Dunboe
426
Muriel Jean
Samuel Ferguson
Curran
457
Henrietta
Robert Murray
Belfast 429,430
James
Margaret Porte
Moore
Magherafelt
437
Andrew
Elizabeth Agnes
Smyth
Whiteabbey
427
Mary
Roberts
Nicholas John
Augusta
Elizabeth
Jane
James Adam Keys
Castledawson
425
Chnstabel
Raymond Mawhinney
Castledawson
457
Christina
David Wilson
Castledawson
435
Mary Isobe!
Richard Craig
432
728
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1815 - 1990
DAY MTH YEAR NAME
16 Feb 1961 Arrell, Minnie
GENEALOGY
SPOUSES NAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
Edward Norman
Chambers Shankhill 430
John Henry Crooks Castledawson 457
George Ashfield Magherafelt 438
18 Jan 1962 Arrell, Dorothy
31 Mar 1962 Arrell, Mary
2 Jul 1962 Arrell. Irene
Millicent Bertie Sampson Aughrim
1 Jun 1963 Arrell, Sylvia Ann Adam Young Castledawson
15 Jul 1964 Arrell, Rebecca Hugh Richard
Elizabeth Hillis Belfast
24 Sep 1964 Arrell, William
Alloway Shirley McKeown Clogher
30 Jan 1965 Arrell, Ann Butler David McCreanor Shankhill
23 Jan 1965 Arrell, Margaret Robert Alexander
Elizabeth Greer
8 Sep 1965 Arrell, Margaret William George
Stanton
5 Mar 1968 Arrell, Mary Lois
Stacey
Samuel James
Kempton
Deborah Lottie
Robinson
Magherafelt
Randalstown
Curran
C'fergus
24 May 1968 Arrell, William
9 Jul 1969 Arrell, Thomas
George
19 Aug 1969 Arrell, Jennifer
Eileen
4 Jul 1969 Arrell, Henry
Alexander
7 Aug 1970 Arrell, William
Robert
17 Jul 1970 Arrell, Samuel
17 Aug 1970 Arrell, Patricia Sybil David Harold
Kirkpatnck Bellaghy
14 Nov 1970 Arrell, Alexander Elsie Victoria
Fullerton Castledawson
12 Jun 1971 Arrell, David ThomasHelen Elizabeth Cooke Castledawson
21 Jun 1971 Arrell, Kenneth
Williamson Margaret Arrell Moneymore
21 May 1971 Arrell, Rosemary Rodney James
Elizabeth Adair Bellaghy
17 Jul 1971 Arrell, Jennifer William George Morrison
Martha Murray Whiteabbey
Sarah Ann Maghie Bloomfield
Brian Kenneth
Wylie Magherafelt
Margaret Roberta
Nesbitt Magherafelt
Mary Matilda
Smythe Draperstown
Margaret Ann KelsoArdsheaw
432
434
436
433
430
428
429
431
436
433
444
457
439
433
438
434
428
427
729
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES
1815
NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1990
DAY
MTH
5 Feb
1972
14 Feb
1972
Mar
1972
22 Jul
1972
Jan
1973
circa
1973
1 Jul
1973
28 Dec
1973
circa
1974
circa
1974
29 Jun
1974
12 Apr
1974
9 Aug
1975
2 Apr
1977
25 Mar
1978
29 Jul
1978
2 Jun
1979
18 Dec
1980
27 Jul
1982
21 May
1983
7 May
1986
7 Mar
1987
18 Sep
1987
10 Dec
1988
1 Dec
1989
circa
1989
circa
1990
YEAR NAME
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Ariel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
Arrel
SPOUSES NAME
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Elizabeth Gregg
Colin Edward Douglas
Belfast
431
Thomas
Glynis Ann Reilly
Belfast
431
Henr>'
Belfast
Wilhelmina
Samuel Davidson
Belvoir
430
Thomas Philip
Heather Stone
434
Thomas Shiels
Margaret Edna Mulholland
458
Jean Victoria
Thomas Norris Lynn
Bert
Magherafelt
424
Robert Samuel
Edna Morrow
Lame
444
Shirley Wylene
J. Mclntyre
436
Isabel Marie
Clark Porter
435
Robert
Anne Elder
Raslarkin
429
Sylvia May
Robert Arthur Noyce
Belfast
436
John
Sarah Elizabeth
Gilmore
Castledawson
457
Minnie Winifred John Alfred Thomas
Savill
Knockloughrin
437
Victor Scott Annie Elizabeth Caskey
Magherafelt
424
Philip
Lenore Josephine Ann
Gilmor
Castledawson
444
Florence
Margaret
Frederick James Hand
Castledawson
444
Dorcas Helene
Robert Kyle
Ruth
Davidson
Bellaghy
434
Allen Campbell
Margaret Ruth
McKnight
Newtownabbey
428
Thomas
Helen Margaret
Hutchinson
Ardtrea
Irwin Andrew
Heather Brennan
Whiteabbey
427
Campbell
Karen Ann Douds
Ballycairn
432
Derek
Margie Skillen
437
William John
Victoria Kelso
444
John
Eileen Rankin
Callee
438
Elizabeth
Roger Warwick
431
Samuel
Karen Warwick
431
730
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1864 - 1990
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR NAME AGE
INFORMANT
PLACE
NO PAGE
3
Jul 1864
Arrell.
Martha
3
Henry Arrell, father
Rocktovvn
101
444
2
Jan 1868
Arrell,
Sarah Jane2 mths
Alexander Arrell
Rocktown
288
438
4
Feb 1868
Arrell,
Thomas
68
Robert John Arrell
Termoneeny
10
Apr 1869
Arrell,
William James 1
Isabella Arrell
Rocktown
JU8
38
421
21
Dec 1869
Arrell,
New
bom - son of a farmer Termoneeny
27
Oct 1873
Arrell,
Jane
86
Alexander Arrell
Cabragh
15V
481
16
Decl873
Arrell,
Annabella
40
Alexander Arrell
Cabragh
14
5
Junl874
Arrell,
Henry
10
Jane McQuillan
Rocktown
126
444
6
Junl874
Arrell,
Matilda
8
Jane McQuillan
Rocktown
127
444
31
Mayl874
Arrell,
Jane
16
Coroner - David Kelly Bellaghy
124
14
Sep 1875
Arrell,
Eliza
46
Henry Arrell
Cabragh
423
6
Feb 1875
Arrell,
Esther Jane
50
Henry Arrell
Cabragh
280
26
Augl875
Arrell,
Bella Jane
41
Robert John Arrell
Cabragh
417
circa 1875
Arrell,
William
Alexander
79
447
12
Novl876
Arrell,
William
44
James Clark
Randlestownl96
22
Sep 1887
Arrell,
Alexander
50
Marie Arrell
Rocktown
449
438
12
Jan 1879
Arrell,
John
80
Jane Arrell
Rocktown
175
25
Novl879
Arrell,
Mary
18
Mary Arrell
Belfast
133
27
Feb 1881
Arrol,
Elizabeth
93
Martha Patterson
Kellymaght
Strabane
352
23
Deal 882
Arrell,
Jane
80
Maggie Arrell
Cabragh
7
19
Feb 1885
Arrell,
Isabella
2
Alexander Arrell-father Rocktovvn
421
6
Jan 1887
Arrell,
Jane
33
Maggie Arrell
Edenreagh
289
21
Jan 1889
Arrell,
Jane
90
John Arrell-grandson
Rocktown
193
31
Marl 890
Arrel,
James Sheil
66
James S. Arrel
Edenreagh
424
456
11
Decl891
Arrell,
Robert John
65
Campbell Sturgeon
Cabragh
202
23
Dec 1891
Arrell,
Robert John
67
Maggie Arrell
Cabragh
205
24
Oct 1892
Arrel,
Ann
37
James Arrel
Carraghamone
132
13
Ma>1894
Arrell,
John
32
James Oliver
Ballygullah
292
28
Feb 1894
Arrell,
William
64
John Arrell-brother
Cabragh
117
20
Dec 1895
Arrel,
Dorah
28
James Arrel
Edenreagh
232
24
Mayl895
Arrell,
James
78
John Arrell
Carraghamone
378
14
Jan 1897
Arrel,
John 4 mths
Eliza Arrel
Rocktown
100
23
Jul 1900
Arrel,
Anne
79
William Arrel
-brother
Carraghamont
396
8
Apr 1900
Arrel,
Lizzie JaneS
days
Lizzie Arrel
Rocktown
124
441
14
Mayl901
Arrel,
William
75
John Arrol-brother
Cabragh
282
731
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS
- NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1864 - 1990
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME
AGE
INFORMANT
PLACE
PAGE
11
Sep 1901
Arrel,
James
75
James Arrel-son
Edenreagh
331
8
Nov 1902
Arrol,
John
74
John Arrol-son
Belfast
154
5
Aug 1904 Arrall,
William
77
John Arrall-nephew
Carraghamone 266
22
May 1904
Arrell,
Thomas
2
James Richard Arrell
- father
Bally dermote2 31
26
Mar 1906
Arrell,
John
37
Elizabeth Arrell
Rocktown
495
438
21
Sep 1907
Arrell,
Isabella
72
Robert Arrell
423
Jan 1907
Arrell,
Henry
88
Elizabeth Arrell
Rocktown
103
2
Jul 1908
Arrol,
Dora
18
Sarah Arrol-mother
Cabragh
329
456
9
Nov 1908
Arrell,
John
80
John Arrell-son
Cabragh
396
16
Nov 1909
Arrell,
Henry
82
Willie Mulholland-stepson Broagh
67
19
Feb 1910
Arrell,
James
36
Minnie Bomnar-sistei
■ Randlestownl45
7
Jun 1911
Arrell,
Maria
64
Elizabeth Arrell
Rocktown
310
437,438
18
Apr 1912
Arrol,
Alexander
85
Robert Arrol-son
Cabragh
414
5
Dec 1912
Arrell,
Elizabeth
77
Willie Mulholland-son Broagh
494
(
jirca 1913 Arrell,
, Isabella
37
widower
Rocktown
213
428,429
7
Dec 1914
Arrell,
John
80
Dr. Wm Mclvar-coroner Bellaghy
276
8
Apr 1915
Arrell,
Nellie
27
Sarah Arrell-mother
Cabragh
327
27
Mar 1916
Arrell,
Robert
53
Agnes Arrell-daughter Cabragh
467
20
Jun 1917
Arrell,
Margaret
54
Mr. McGuinness
Asylum Derry
428
13
Aug 1917 Arrell,
Jane
28
Annie Arrell-mother
Belfast
238
18
Apr 1918
Arrell,
Elizabeth
81
AgnesArrell
-granddaughter
Cabragh
239
3
May 1919Arrell,
David
34
John Arrell-brother
Cabragh
433
1919
Arrell,
Robert
22
Magherafelt 1/499
28
Apr 1921
Arrell,
Jeanie
Elizabeth
26
Coroner-Drowning
Craigtorire
90
458
22
Aug 1923
Arroll,
Alexander
66
Jeanie-widow
Magherafelt 456
24
Oct 1923
Arrell,
Barbara
83
John Arrell-son
Cabragh
1924
Arrol,
Annie C.
5
Belfast
234
9
Aug 1924 Arrell,
J. S.
18
Bachelor
Edenreagh
I
Jul 1926
Arrell,
Sarah
64
Agnes Arrell-daughter Cabragh
14
Jun 1927
Arrell,
Robert
103
Thomas Arrell
Rocktown
449
423
9
Sep 1930
Arrell,
Elizabeth
63
LiUie J. Arrell
Rocktown
430
438
16
Oct 1930
Arrell,
Eliza
95
Annie M. Arrell
Magherafelt 481
1932
Arrell,
Elizabeth
91
Antrim
11
6
Apr 1933
Arrell,
Jennie
63
Isabel Arrell
Magherafelt 493
1933
Arrell,
William
65
Antrim
2
732
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1864 - 1990
GENEALOGY
DAY MTH YEAR
NAME AGE
INFORMANT
LOCATION PAGE
21
Jan 1934
Arrell,
James
79
Magherafelt 566
1938
Arrell,
John
64
Belfast 121
1941
Arrell,
Annie
6
Magherafelt 644
17
Apr 1941
Arrell,
Elizabeth
4
James Arrell
Magherafelt 371
1942
Arrell,
Margery
69
Ballymoney 79
21
Junl943
1944
Arrell,
Arrell,
Mary
Margaret
Kathleen
74
0
James Arrell
Magherafelt 5 1 1
Belfast 259 436
17
Aug 1947 Arrell,
Jane
84
James Arrell
Magherafelt 1 60
23
Oct 1949
Arrell,
Martha
81
Magherafelt 479
9
Apr 1951
Arrell,
Allen
78
Margaret Arrell
Magherafelt 483 425
21
Jun 1953
Arrell,
Martha
78
Margaret Arrell
Magherafelt 437 425
circa 1953
Arrell,
Helen Arnold
427
1956
Arrell,
Annie M.
85
Lisbum 490
1956
Arrell,
James A.
61
Magherafelt 582
1959
Avroll
Thomas
88
Claudy 190
1961
Arrell,
John
76
Bellaghy 425
1961
Arrell,
Henry
86
Eglinton 34
27
Feb 1964
Arrell,
Mary
82
429
Sep 1969
Arrell,
Mary C.
36
Belfast
Dec 1969
Arrell,
Irene
71
St. Georges 225
Mar 1970
Arrell,
Thomas Shiels63
Magherafelt 143 458
Jun 1970
Arrell,
Alexander
76
Bellaghy 323 438
Dec 1970
Arrell,
William
72
Magherafelt
Jun 1971
Arrell,
James Shiel
76
Magherafelt 456,457
Dec 1973
Arrell,
Thomas
100
Nl/OOlO 429
1974
Arrell,
Jane
85
Nl/0285
17
Oct 1975
Arrell,
Isabella
75
425
1976
Arrell,
Isobel
76
N 1/0037
8
Augl977
Arrell,
John
34
Nl/0017 457,458
1979
Arrell,
Emma J.
67
W 1/0054
21
Apr 1980
Arrell,
Andrew
72
427
23
Jul 1980
Arrell,
David John
65
Castledawson 434
7
Marl 980
Arrell,
William James70
429
circa 1983
Arrell,
John Elliott
86
441
11
Jan 1984
Arrell,
Henrietta
70
429
circa 1984
Arrell,
Jean
67
13
Jul 1985
Arrell,
Robert
78
429
25
Oct 1987
Arrell,
William James40
Belfast 431
733
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - NORTHERN IRELAND (PART III)
1864 - 1990
DAY MTH YEAR AGE NAME LOCATION
circa 1989 Arrell, Margaret Ew'ing
19 Oct 1990 77 Arrell, Thomas
Feb 1990 Arrell, Annie Magherafelt
24 Dec 1990 77 Arrell, Mary Bessie Bellaghy
GENEALOGY
PAGE NO.
429
432
426,427
428
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS
1651 - 1974
SCOTLAND (PART III)
YEAR DAY MTH
1651 c3 Aug Arrell,
1772 circa Arrell,
1796 circa Arrel,
1860 3 Mar Arrel,
1878 circa Arrell,
1887 28 Jun Arrell,
188915 Apr Arrell,
1890 Oct Arrell,
1893 Mar Arrell,
190830 Oct Arrell,
1974 25 Aug Arrell,
197425 Aug Arrell,
GENEALOGY
NAME
MOTHER
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
Margaret
Unknown
Alloa, Clackmannon
Jean
Margaret
Unknown
Unknown
375
475
Jane
Nisbet
Edrom, Berwick
Samuel
Unknown
475
Sarah
Liddell
Glasgow
362,424
Jane
Liddell
362,424
Robert
John
Liddell
Liddell
362,424
362,424
Sarah Martha
Reid
Dennistoun, Glasgow
475
Stephan
Nesbitt
Dundee
444
Phillip
Nesbitt
Dundee
444
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - SCOTLAND (PART III)
1819 - 1986
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1797 6
Jan
Arrell,
Jean
Houet
Kilmarnock
1819 6
Mar
Arrel,
Margaret
Young
Paisley
475
1881 19
Jul
Arrell,
Alexander
Liddell
Partick, Glasgow
423
1903 9
Oct
Arrell,
Samuel
Reid
Hutchenson, Glasgow
475
1904 6
Apr
Arrell,
Annie
(ArroU)
Barclay
Glasgow
424
191918
Jul
Arrell,
Alexander
Scoular
Partick, Glasgow
423
1931 10
Jul
Arrell,
Annie
(ArroU)
McClung
Glasgow
424
1937 10
Nov
Arrell,
Jane
McQuillan
Plantation, Glasgow
423
1986 7
Aug
Arrell,
David Alan
Wilkinson
Stranrer
432
734
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - SCOTLAND (PART III)
1891 - 1921
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1891 18 Jul Arrell,
Robert
Liddell
Glasgow
424
1894 21 May Arrell,
John
Liddell
Glasgow
424
191819 Dec Arrell,
Annie
(Arroll)
Liddell
Glasgow
423,424
1921 25 Jul Arrell,
Matilda
Campbell
Port Glasgow
443
735
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - UNITED STATES (PART III)
1903 - 1983
YEAR DAY MTH
1903 10 Oct Arrel
1905 2 Apr Arrel
1907 5 Apr Arrel
1930 circa Arrel
1933 circa Arrel
1933 10 Jun Arrel
1936 21 Jan Arrel
1941 10 Jan Arrel
1942 circa Arrel
1943 17 Oct Arrel
1951 circa Arrel
1952 circa Arrel
1953 circa Arrel
1959 circa Arrel
1960 29 May Arrel
1960 27 Jul Arrel
1960 30 Jul Arrel
1961 circa Arrel
1962 13 Nov Arrel
1963 24 Apr Arrel
1964 circa Arrel
1967 circa Arrel
1967 2 Dec Arrel
1969 9 May Arrel
1974 7 Oct Arrel
1983 circa Arrel
MOTHERS
NAME SURNAME
Margaret Taylor
William John Taylor
Matthew Taylor
Samuel Henry Taylor
John Alfred Taylor
Matthew Thomas Stuart
Robert J. Taylor
William John, Jr. Dunlap
Madeline Dunlap
Jean Clare Stuart
Paul Virginia'
Joseph ' Virginia'
Kathleen Virginia'
John Sallie'
Debra Lee Peabody
Janice Lynn Cote
Lisa Jane Whitson
Stephan Sallie'
David John Cote
Patricia Ann Whitson
Robert Sallie'
Amy 'Sallie'
Matthew Stuart Whitson
Beth Ann Cote
Joyce Marie Cote
Jack Jr. "Andre"
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 421
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 421
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 422
Haverford, Pennsylvania 442
Haverford, Pennsylvania 442
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 422
Haverford, Pennsylvania 442
Philadelphia 421
Philadelphia 422
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 423
Pennsylvania 442
Pennsylvania 442
Pennsylvania 442
Pennsylvania 442
Baltimore, Maryland 443
Pennsylvania 422
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 422
Pennsylvania 442
Haverford, Pennsylvania 422
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 422
Pennsylvania 442
Pennsylvania 442
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 423
Pennsylvania 422
Pennsylvania 422
442
737
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - UNITED STATES (PART III)
1903 - 1989
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1903 4 Feb
Arrell
William James
Taylor
Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vania 421
1929 circa
Arrell
Samuel Henry
Taylor
Pennsylvania
441
1930 9 Aug
Arrell
Matthew
Stuart
Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vania 422
1939 11 Sep
Arrell
William John
Dunlap
Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vania 421
1950 circa
Arrell
Samuel Henry
Virginia'
442
1956 3 Nov
Arrell
Matthew Thomas
Whitson
422
1958 circa
Arrell
John Alfred
•Sallie'
442
1958 29 Nov
Arrell
Robert J,
Peabody
442
1959 19 Sep
Arrell
William John Jr.
Cote
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
421,422
1966 31 Dec
Arrell
Jean Clare
Brown
423
1976 circa
Arrell
Stephan
"Andree'
442
1980 circa
Arrell
Kathleen
Unknown
442
1980 circa
Arrell
Lisa Jane
Longyard
422
1982 circa
Arrell
John (Jack)
Unknown
442
1985 circa
Arrell
Debra Lee
Summers
443
1989 29 Jul
Arrell
David John
Manford
Aurora, Indiana
422
1992 circa
Arrell
Patricia Ann
Deane
422,423
INDEX ARRELL DEATHS - UNITED STATES (PART III)
1903 - 1988
MOTHERS
G
ENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1903 16
Feb 0
Arrell,
Margaret
Taylor
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
421
1950 8
Mar79
Arrell.
Margaret
Taylor
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
421
1950 20
Jun 80
Arrell,
William James
Scott
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
421
1983 3
Nov79
Arrell,
Samuel Henry
Johnson
Haverford,
Pennsylvania
441
1985 4
Feb 79
Arrell,
William John
Taylor
Pennsylvania
421
1985 4
Feb 77
Arrell,
Matthew
Taylor
Pennsylvania
422
1988 2
Mar
Arrell,
Edith
Unknown
Pennsylvania
421
1988 2
Mar
Arrell.
Evelyn
Unknown
Pennsylvania
422
738
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INDEX OF AREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - CANADA (PART IV)
1730 - 1905
YEAR DAY MTH
1730 circa Arel,
1732 circa Arel,
1735 circa Arel,
1737 circa Arel,
1739 circa Arel,
1741 circa Arel,
1743 14 Jul Arel,
1743 circa Arel,
1748 circa Arel,
1750 circa Arel,
1752 circa Arel,
1752 circa Arel,
1754 circa Arel,
1754 circa Arel,
1768 circa Arel,
1768 8 Aug Arelle,
1769 circa Arel,
1770 9 Sep Arrelle,
1770 9 Sep Arel,
NAME
1771
circa
Arel,
1771
circa
Arel,
1772
circa
Arel,
1772
circa
Arel,
1772
circa
Arel,
1773
circa
Relle,
1774
circa
Arel,
1775
circa
Arel,
1775
circa
Arrell,
1776
circa
Arel,
1778
circa
Arel,
1779
circa
Arel,
1779
circa
Arelle,
1780
circa
Arel,
1780
circa
Arelle,
1780
circa
Arel,
1780
circa
Arel,
1781
circa
Arrel,
1781
circa
Arel,
1782
circa
Arel,
1783
circa
Arel,
Joseph Jean-Marie Demers
Marie-Elizabeth Demers
Francoise-Angelique Cartier
Jean-Pascal Joseph Cartier
Hyppolite Cartier
Jean-Baptiste Cartier
Charles Pescher
Charlotte Cartier
Joseph L'Irlande
Pierre L'Irlande
Marie-Josephte L'Irlande
Luc Basaillon
Chrysante Basaillon
Marie Catherine L'Irlande
Jean- Joseph Jacques Picard
Louis-Charles Badayac
Veronique Tessereau
Marie-Marguerite Badayac
Charles Badayac
Marie Tessereau
Catherine Danis
Marguerite Tessereau
Marie Louise Gagnier
Louise Danis
Marie-Anne Danis
Francois Gagnier
Pierre Danis
Marie-Josephte Badayac
Marie (Harel) Danis
Louis Danis
Louise Pigeon
Joseph Badayac
Archange Danis
Antoine Badayac
Pierre Deneau
Francois Bisaillon
Marie Badayac
Marie-Francoise Beaudein
Marguerite Danis
Flavie (Harel) Beaudein
MOTHERS GENEALOGY
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
481
481
481
481
482
482
494
482
483
483
484
483
483
484
481
494
482
St. Michel, Yamaska 497
St. Michel, Yamaska 497
482
486
482
484
486
486
484
486
Yamaska District 498
486
486
482
Yamaska District 498
487
Yamaska District 497
483
483
Yamaska District 498
483
487
483
739
INDEX OF AREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS
1730 - 1905
CANADA (PART IV)
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1783
circa
Arel,
Auguste-Eustache
Brunet
493
1784
circa
Arel,
Genevieve
Dams
487
1784
circa
Arel,
Luc-Lin
Beauden
483
1785 26 Aug
Arel,
Jean-Baptiste
Gagnier
482
1785
circa
Arel,
Louis
Brunet
493
1786
circa
Arel,
Angelique
Gagnier
482
1786
circa
Arel,
Luce
Beaudein
483
1787
circa
Arel,
Appoline (Harel)
Beaudein
483
1787
circa
Arrelle
Felix
Brunet
Unknown
493
1787
circa
Arel,
Marie
Pescher
493
1788
circa
Arel,
Marguerite
Pescher
St. Michel, Yamaska
493
1789
circa
Arel,
Marie
Brunet
493
1789
circa
Arel,
Jean-Baptiste
Beaudein
483
1790
circa
Arel,
Jean-Olivier
Beaudein
483
1790
circa
Arel,
Antoine
Pescher
493
1795
circa
Arel,
Martin
Girard
486
1800
circa
Arelle,
Therese
LeBrun
Yamaska District
490
1801
circa
Arel,
Pierre-Michel
LeBrun
Yamaska District
490
1801
circa
Arel,
Marie-Louise
Lalienne
486
1801
circa
Arelle,
Jean-Baptiste
Cantara
497
1802
circa
Arelle,
Elisabeth
Cantara
Yamaska District
497
1803
circa
Arel,
Catherine
Girard
486
1803
circa
Arel,
Pierre
Lalienne
486
1804
circa
Arrel,
Louis-Jean
Lavalle
Yamaska District
494
1804
circa
Arel,
Anne
Duhamois
487
1805
circa
Arel,
Marie
Lalienne
486
1806
circa
Arel,
Genevieve
Duhamois
487
1807
circa
Arel,
Francois
Joyal
487
1808
circa
Arel,
Marie
Duhamois
487
1808
circa
Arel,
Mane
Lavalle
Yamaska District
497
1808
circa
Arrell,
Joseph
Letendre
Yamaska District
498
1809
circa
Arel,
Theophile
Joyal
487
1809
circa
Arrell,
Issac
Letendre
Yamaska District498
, 499
1810
circa
Arrell,
Lucie Zoe
Letendre
Yamaska District
498
1811
circa
Are!,
Marquerite
Joyal
487
1812
circa
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Letendre
Yamaska District
498
1813
circa
Arel,
Domithilde
Joyal
487
1814
circa
Arel,
Selemie/Selimie
Letendre
Yamaska District
498
1815
4 Nov
Arel,
Hubert
LeBrun
490
1815
circa
Harel,
Calixte
Letendre
Yamaska District
498
740
INDEX OF AREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - CANADA (PART IV)
1730 - 1905
MOTHERS
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
1815
circa
Arel,
Ursule
Joyal
1815
circa
Arel,
Marie-Anne
Brisson
1815
circa
Arel,
Benoni
Danis
1816
circa
Arrell,
Marie
LeBrun
1817
circa
Arelle,
Marie Angelique
LeBrun
1817
circa
Arrelle,
Antoine Jean
Cantara
1817
circa
Arel,
Joseph
Joyal
1817
circa
Arel,
Eucaline
Brisson
1818
circa
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
LeBrun
1818
circa
Arel,
Zoe
Danis
1819
circa
Arel,
Pierre
Brisson
1819
circa
Arel,
Joseph
LeBrun
1819
circa
Arele,
Marie
Danis
1820
circa
Arel,
Olivier
LeBrun
1821
circa
Arel,
Emmanuel
LeBrun
1822
circa
Arel,
Onesime
LeBrun
1823
circa
Harel,
Moise
LeBrun
1824
29 Aug
Arel,
Narcisse
Lavallee
1825
circa
Arel,
Geneviene
Danis
1828
circa
Arrelle
Theophile
Plouffe
1830
circa
Arel,
Regis
Vanassee
1833
circa
Arel,
Marie-Angelique
Forcier
1833
circa
Arrel,
Louis-Jean
Mondoux
1834
circa
Arel,
Elisabeth
Mondoux
1835
circa
Arel,
Michel
Mondoux
1836
circa
Arel,
Adolphe
Mondoux
1836 22 Oct
Arrell,
Issac
Vanassee
1837
circa
Arel,
Modeste
Mondoux
1837
circa
Arel,
Honore-Henri
Vanassee
1838
circa
Arel,
Marie
Longtin
1838
circa
Arrelle
Josephine
Vanassee
1838
circa
Arel,
GuillaumeAVilliam
Mondoux
1839
circa
Arele,
Marie
Vanassee
1840
circa
Harel,
Joseph
Vanassee
1840
circa
Arel,
Israel-Louis Isaac
Mondoux
1840
circa
Arrell,
Olivier
Touvelin
1842
circa
Arrel,
Norbert
Mondoux
1842
circa
Arel,
Wilfrid
Vanassee
1849
circa
Arelle,
Angelique
Gravelle
1851
4 Nov
Arel,
Thomas
Desseres
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
487
483
492
Yamaska District 491
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 498
487
483
Yamaska District 492
492
483
Yamaska District 492
492
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 492
497
492
493
Yamaska District 499
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 494
Yamaska District 495
Yamaska District 495
Yamaska District 496
Sorel 499
Yamaska District 496
Yamaska District 506
483
Yamaska District 506
Yamaska District 496
Yamaska District 506
Yamaska District 506
Yamaska District 496
Yamaska District 492
Yamaska District 497
Yamaska District 506
492
St. David, Yamaska 490
741
INDEX OF AREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS
1730 - 1905
CANADA (PART IV)
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1854
circa
Arrel,
Joseph
Durocher
Yamaska District
494
1855
circa
Arel,
Georges
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1855
circa
Aaelle,
Theophile
Vanesse
493
1856
circa
Arrelle,
Angele
Vanesse
493
1857
circa
Arel,
Michel
Nadeau
Yamaska District
495
1858
circa
Arrel,
Pierre
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1858 23 Oct
Arrell,
Isaac
Verret
St. David, Yamaska
499
1858
circa
Arel,
Joseph
Nadeau
Yamaska District
495
1859
circa
Arrell,
Marcelline
Vanesse
493
1859
circa
Arrel,
Joseph
Verret
Yamaska District
499
1859
circa
Arel,
Ferinand
Nadeau
Yamaska District
496
1860
circa
Arrelle,
Hercule
Vanesse
493
1860
circa
Arrel,
Rosilda
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1861
circa
Arrelle,
Joseph
Vanesse
493
1861
circa
Arrell,
Alexander
Verret
Yamaska District
499
1863
circa
Arrell,
John
Verret
Yamaska District
499
1863
circa
Arel,
Marie
Leveille
Yamaska District
496
1863
circa
Arel,
Elide
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1864
circa
Arrelle,
Philomene
Vanesse
493
1864
circa
Arel,
Pierre
Laplante
Yamaska District
496
1864
circa
Arel,
Rose
Verv'ille
Yamaska District
496
1865
circa
Arrel,
Alphonsine
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1865
circa
Arel,
Melina
Laplante
Yamaska District
496
1865
circa
Arel,
Louis
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1866
circa
Arrelle,
Clara
Vanesse
493
1866
circa
Arel,
Joseph
Laplante
Yamaska District
496
1866
circa
Arel,
Joseph
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1867
circa
Arel,
Helene
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1867
circa
Arrel,
Roch
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1867
circa
Arel,
Louis
LePlante
Yamaska District
496
1868
circa
Arrelle,
Hormidas
Vanesse
493
1868
circa
Arel,
Amanda
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1868
circa
Arel,
Alphonsine
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1868
circa
Arel,
Guillaume/William
Laplante
Yamaska District
496
1869
circa
Arel,
Melinda
Durocher
Yamaska District
495
1869
circa
Arel,
Louis-Aime Almas
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1869
circa
Arel,
Elisabeth
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1870
circa
Arrelle,
Celia
Vanesse
493
1870
circa
Arel,
Rosianne/Rosine
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1870
circa
Arel,
Pierre
Verville
Yamaska District
496
742
INDEX OF AREL AND ARRELL BIRTHS - CANADA (PART IV)
1730 - 1905
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1871
circa
Aral,
Rosilda
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1871
circa
Arel,
Alexandre
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1872
circa
Arel,
Odilon
Verville
Yamaska District
496
1873
circa
Arel,
Clara
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1874
circa
Arel,
Joseph-Aime
Emeril
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1875
8 Apr
Arele,
M.-Virginie
Delmina
Durocher
Yamaska
495
1875
circa
Arel,
Ramesay
Giguere
Yamaska District
496
1875
circa
Arel,
Arthur
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1876
5 Jul
Arel,
Wellie Joseph
Unknown
St. David, Yamaska
490
1876
circa
Arel,
Philippe
Giguere
Yamaska District
496
1876
circa
Are!,
Aime
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1877
circa
Arel,
Maria
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1877
circa
Arel,
Alfred
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1877
circa
Arel,
Adjimie/Adgemir
Unknown
491
1878
circa
Arel,
Adelard
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1878
circa
Arel,
Exilia
Unknown
491
1879
circa
Arel,
Almas-Aime
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1879
circa
Arel,
Georges
Giguere
Yamaska District
497
1880
circa
Arel,
Coranna
Cardin
Yamaska District
495
1880
circa
Arel,
Rose-Melina
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1880
circa
Arel,
Marie-Mgte
Jeanne
Unknown
491
1881
circa
Arel,
Sara
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
494
1881
circa
Arel,
Estelle
Cardin
Yamaska District
495
1882
circa
Arel,
Mane-Alice
Theroux-Plessis
Yamaska District
495
1900
circa
Arel,
Edward
Brigham
Yamaska District
497
1900
circa
Arel,
Joseph-Aime
Joyal
Yamaska District
490
1901
circa
Arel,
Joseph-Alexandre
Joyal
Yamaska District
490
1903
circa
Arel,
Victoire Idole
Joyal
Yamaska District
490
1905 27 Jan
Arel,
Marie Marenna
Joyal
St. David, Yamaska
490
743
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES
1671 - 1937
QUEBEC, CANADA (PARTI V)
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1671 circa
Hard
Jean-Louis
Pescher
Gentilly
481
1696 circa
Harel
Marie-Therese
Baillargeon
Gentilly
484
1696 4
Jul
Harel
Marie-Francoise
Blanchet
Champlain
484
1700 22
Nov
Harel
Marie-
Piette-
Jacqueline
Trempe
Sorel
488
1703 17
Sep
Harel
Jean-Francois
Brunet
Montreal
481
1706 10
Oct
Harel
Marie-Jeanne
Forcier
St. -Franco!
s-du-Lac
488
1709 7
Jan
Harel
Marie-Francoise
Pelloquin
Trois-Rivieres
484
1709 14
Apr
Harel
Francois
Bouteiller
St.-Francois-du-Lac
484
1710 2
May
Harel
Jean-Baptiste Louis
Miville
St.-Francois-du-Lac
485
1713 9
Sep
Harel
Marie-Clemence
Pelissier
Sorel
488
1726 25
Nov
Harel
Marie-Susanne
Demers
Montreal
481
1728 6
Feb
Harel
Marie-Francoise
Ossant
484
1729 7
Nov
Harel
Jean-Joseph Paschal
Demers
Montreal
481
1730 10
Jul
Harel
Marie Catherine
Frappier
Yamaska
488
1733 11
Jan
Harel
Marie
LaPlante
St. Francis-
du-Lac
485
1734 21
Jun
Harel
Jacques
Cartier
Montreal
481
1734 27
Jun
Harel
Marie
Lajeunesse
Montreal
482
1735 16
Aug
Harel
Francois
Lasource-
Thaumur
Montreal
484
1737 21
Jun
Harel
Marie-Francoise
Rimbault
Sorel
484
1737 2
Oct
Harel
Marie-Anne
Dufaux
484
1739 9
Feb
Harel
Marie-Angelique
Etienne
Montreal
484
1739 26
Aug
Harel
Marie-Louise
Scitoleur
Montreal
482
1741 6
Feb
Herel
Marguerite
Lacharite
488
1744 7
Jan
Harel
Francois
Brisard
Montreal
482
1747 6
Nov
Harel
Francois
Riel-
L'lrlande
Montreal
482,483
1751 30
Aug
Arel,
Francoise-Angelique
Perineau
LAssumption
481
1754 28
Jan
Harel
Marie-Josephte
Edeline
Longueuil
482
1756 23
Feb
Harel
Eustache
Theroux-
St. Michel,
Laferte
Yamaska
488,490
1757 18
Apr
Harel
Francois
Ducharme
Montreal
482
1757 31
Oct
Arel,
Joseph Jean-Marie
Prevost
Montreal
481
1757 29
Oct
Harel
Pierre
Tessier
St. Michel,
Yamaska
485
1757 14
Nov
Arel,
Marie-Elizabeth
Perinault
Montreal
481
1757 17
Jan
Harel
Marie-Josephte
Lamarche
482
1759 14
May
Harel
Marie-Claude
Petit-Gobin
St.-Francois-du-Lac
485
1760 20
Oct
Harel
Pierre
Parant
St.-Michel,
Yamaska
485
1761 12
Oct
Harel
Marie-Madeleine
Aliard
St.-Michel,
Yamaska
485
744
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES - QUEBEC.CANADA (PART IV)
1671 - 1937
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR MTH DAY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGF Mn
1762 8
Sep
Harel.
Cecile-Marguerite
Rivard
Loranger
^J ^-m/^ ^m^ J L A A ^^-^ IT 1 / \ VJ A. J - — -
Montreal
484
1763 10
Jan
Are],
Francoise-Angelique
Tessereau
Montreal
481
1765 29
Apr
Arel,
Charlotte
Delorme
Montreal
482
1767 circa
Harel,
Charles
Marie-Marguerite St. Michel,
Badayac
Yamaska 485,494
1767 17
Aug
Arel,
Jean-Pascal Joseph
Lefebvre
Montreal
481
1768 18
Jul
Arel,
Hyppolite
Tessereau
Montreal
482
1768 25
Jan
Harel,
Marie-Therese
Lambert
St. Michel, Yamaska
487
1769 24
Jul
Arel,
Jean-Baptiste
Boyer
Laprairie
482
1770 20
Feb
Harel,
Louis
Danis
St. Michel, Yamaska
485
1771 17
Aug
Harel,
Francois
Gagnier
Laprairie 482,483
1776 22
Jan
Harel,
Eustache
Viens-Jean
St.Michel, Yamask488,490
1778 13
Jul
Arel,
Jean-Pascal Joseph
Pigeon
Montreal
481
1779 23
Apr
Arel,
Joseph
Deneau
Laprairie
483
1779 25
Oct
Arel,
Pierre
Bisaillon
St. Philippe
483
1781 19
Feb
Arel,
Pierre
Brouillard
St. Michel, Yamaska
490
1782 22
Apr
Harel,
Joseph
Paulhus
Sorel
493
1783 4
Aug
Arel,
Marie-Josephte
Perier
Laprairie
484
1784 7
Jan
Harel,
Angelique
Plante
Varennes
485
1784 26
Jan
Arel,
Marie-Catherine
Demers
Laprairie
484
1784 25
Oct
Arel,
Jean-Joseph
Gagnier
Chateauguay
482
1790 18
Oct
Harel,
Marie-Marguerite
Louvieres
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1791 3
Oct
Arel,
Marie-Louise
Artaud
Laprairie
484
1791 21
Nov
Arel,
Jean-Joseph Jacques
Belhumeur
Sault au RecoUet
481
1793 28
Jan
Arel,
Marie
Girouard
St. Vincent de Paul
482
1794 13
Oct
Arel,
Catherine
Badayac
St. Michel, Yamaska
486
1794 10
Nov
Arel,
Louise
Girard
St. Michel, Yamaska
486
1796 8
Feb
Relle,
Mane-Anne
Girard
St. Michel, Yamaska
486
1796 15
Aug
Arel,
Louise
Prevost
Sault-au-RecoUet
482
1798 29
Jan
Arel,
Francois
Perron
Laprairie
484
1799 13
Jan
Arel,
Veronique
Berlinguet
Montreal
482
1799 4
Feb
Harel,
Marie
LaFleur
St-Francois-du-Lac
486
1799 4
Feb
Arel,
Marguerite
Meilleour
Saute-au-RecoUet
482
1799 10
Jun
Arel,
Pierre
Cayer
St Michel, Yamaska
486
1800 9
Jun
Arelle
, Antoine
Cantara
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1801 28
Sep
Arel,
Pierre
Troye
St. Michel, Yamaska
483
1802 11
Jan
Arrell
Marie-Josephte
Cantara
St. Michel, Yamaska
498
1802 26
Jul
Relle,
Marie-Anne
Joyal
St. Michel, Yamaska
486
1802 25
Oct
Arel,
Francois
Beaudin
St. Constant, Laprairie 483
745
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1671 - 1937
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1803 18
Apr
Arel,
Louis
Duhanois
St.
Michel, Yamaska
486
1804 19
Nov
Harel,
Pierre
LeBrun
St.
Michel, Yamaska
490
1805 21
Jan
Arelle,
, Louis-Charles
Lavallee
St.
Michel, Yamaska
494
1806 13
Oct
Arel,
Archange
Jardinier
St.
Francois du Lac
487
1806 10
Nov
Arel,
Marguerite
Joyal
St.
Francois du Lac
487
1807 2
Feb
Arelle,
, Joseph
Letendre
St.
Michel, Yamaska
498
1807 9
Feb
Harel,
Louis
Cayer
St.
Michel, Yamaska
485
1810 19
Oct
Harel,
Marie -Anne
Vautrin
St.
Constant
483
1812 10
Feb
Arel,
Angelique
Reid
St.
Joachim,
Chateauguay
482
1812 3
Jul
Arel,
Genevieve
Dauphinais
St.
Michel
487
1813 8
Nov
Arel,
Michel
Danis
St.
Michel, Yamaska
492
1814 8
Aug
Arel,
Luc
Brisson
St.
Constant
493
1815 16
Oct
Arel,
Auguste-Eustache
Comic
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1815 6
Nov
Harel,
Louis
Brousseault
St.
Michel, Yamaska
492
1818 29
Mar
Arel,
Angelique
Prejean
St.
Joachim,
Chateauguay
482
1819 23
Oct
Arel,
Pierre
Montigny-
Lalienne
St.
Michel, Yamaska
486
1820 5
Jun
Arelle,
Jean-Baptiste
Lapierre
St.
Michel, Yamaska
497
1820 20
Nov
Arel,
Chrysante
Lemieux
St.
Constant
483
1820 15
May
Arel,
Louis
Dams
St.
Michel
486
1821 25
Jun
Arel,
Marie
Domaine
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1822 22
Apr
Arrel,
Marie
Verret
St.
Michel, Yamaska
498
1823 7
Jan
Arel,
Marguerite
Liret
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1823 13
Jan
Arel,
Louis
Bouin
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1823 4
Nov
Harel,
Elizabeth
Cantara
St.
David, Yamaska
7
1824 1
Mar
Arel,
Martin
Beaucage
St.
Michel, Yamaska
486
1825 8
Nov
Arrelk
;, Felix
Plouffe
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1825 3
Oct
Arel,
Marie-Francoise
Perron
St
Constant
483
1825 8
Nov
Arel,
Antoine
LeBrun
St.
Michel, Yamaska
493
1826 28
Nov
Arel,
Catherine
Gagnon
St.
Michel, Yamaska
486
1826 30
May
Arel,
Marie-Louise
Girard
St.
Jude
486
1827 13
Feb
Arelle,
Elisabeth
Lapieere
St.
Michel, Yamaska
497
1827 5
Nov
Harel,
Flavie
Had
St.
Constant
483
1829 16
Nov
Arelle,
Therese
St.
Sauvieur
490
1830 4
May
Arrelk
:,Antoine Jean
Leuyer
St.
Michel, Yamaska
498
1830 22
Jun
Arel,
Pierre-Michel
Lambert
St.
Aime, Richelieu
490
1831 18
Jul
Arrel,
Marie
Larouche
487
1831 25
Jul
Arrell.
Joseph
Chapdeleine
St.
Michel, Yamaska
498
746
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1671 - 1937
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1832 15
May
Arel,
Marie
Lamontagne
St.
Jude, Quebec
486
1832 11
Sep
Arrel,
Louis- Jean
Mondoux
St.
Michel, Yamaska
494
1832 23
Oct
Arel,
Joseph
Salois-Caya
St.
David, Yamaska
492
1834 10
Feb
Arel,
Joseph
Crevier
St.
Francois du Lac
487
1834 15
Apr
Arel,
Anne
Gauthier
St.
Michel, Yamaska
487
1834 6
May
Arel,
Luc-Lin
Moquin
Longueuil
483
1834 28
Apr
Arel,
Louis
Montigny
St.
Michel, Yamask 486,487
1834 20
May
Arel,
Francois
Deguire
St.
Michel, Yamaska
487
1835 16
Nov
Arrell,
Isaac
Vanassee
St.
Michel, Yamask 498,499
1835 13
Oct
Arel,
Luce
Dalphe
St.
Rcmi
483
1836 26
Jan
Arel,
Pierre
Chovin
St.
Jude
486
1836 4
Oct
Arel,
Hubert
Desseres
St.
Michel, Yamaska
490
1837 6
Feb
Arel,
Marie-Anne
Lanctot
St.
Constant
483
1837 5
Jun
Arel,
Luc
Longtin
St.
Constant
483
1838 19
Nov
Arel,
Appoline
Turcot
St.
Mathias
483
1839 12
Feb
Arel,
Michel
Domine-
St Sauveur
St.
Aime, Richelieu
492
1839 7
Jan
Arel,
Marie
Piche
St.
Michel, Yamaska
497
1839 20
Aug
Arrell,
Marie
Lambert
St.
David, Yamaska
491
1840 8
Jul
Arrell,
Lucie Zoe
Livingston
St.
Chrysostome
498
1841 22
Feb
Arel,
Pierre
Robidoux
■St.
Aime, Richelieu
492
1842 9
May
Harel,
Moise
Nau
492
1842 26
Sep
Arel,
Eucaline
Bisson
St.
Constant
483
1842 18
Oct
Arel,
Zoe
Cotnoir
St.
Michel, Yamaska
492
1843 27
Feb
Arele,
Pierre
Lambert
St.
Aime, Richelieu
492
1843 27
Feb
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Lambert
St.
David, Yamaska
492
1843 10
Oct
Arel,
Pierre
Viau dit
L'Espe ranee
St.
Constant
483
1844 6
Aug
Arel,
Jean-Baptiste
Provost
St.
Remi
483
1844 10
Sep
Arele,
Marie
Badayc-LaPla
nte
492
1845 14
Jan
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Sylvestre
Granby, Quebec
498
1845 4
Nov
Arel,
Benoni
Montmigny
St.
David, Yamaska
492
1845 10
Nov
Arel,
Selemie/Selimie
Bourque
St.
Michel, Yamaska
498
1846 16
Feb
Arel,
Jean-Olivier
Hebert
(Hubert)
St.
Constant
483
1847 8
Jun
Arel,
Michel
Cotineaux
St
David, Yamaska
492
1847 12
Oct
Arel,
Emmanuel
Danis
St
Aime, Richelieu
492
1847 9
Nov
Arel,
Olivier
Carle
St
David, Yamaska
492
1848 7
Jan
Arel,
Theophile
Frappier
Stanstead
487
1848 6
Mar
Arel,
Onesime
LaBrun
St
Aime, Richelieu
492
747
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES - QUEBEC, CANADA (PARTIV)
1671 - 1937
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1848 2
Aug
Arelle,
Marie Angelique
Lessard
St. David, Yamaska
492
1850 8
Jan
Arel,
Marie-Angelique
Laplume
St. David, Yamaska
492
1850 5
Feb
Arel,
Ludger
Lacroix
St. Michel, Yamaska
493
1850 19
Aug
Arel,
Genevieve
Robidoux
St. Aime, Richelieu
492
1851 5
Oct
Arrel,
Louis-Jean
Durocher
St. Michel, Yamaska
494
1851 21
Oct
Arel,
Olivier
Joyal
St. Michel, Yamaska
493
1851 18
Nov
Arel,
Elisabeth
Prunier
St. Francois du Lac
495
1852 24
May
Harel,
Calixte
Leroux
Stanstead
498
1852 14
Jun
Arel,
Genevieve
Morisset
487
1853 25
Jan
Arrelle,
, Theophile
Vanasse
St. David, Yamaska
493
1853 7
Feb
Are!,
Marguerite
Cartier
St. Francois du Lac
487
1853 4
Jul
Arel,
Louis
Danis
St. David, Yamaska
492
1853 26
Sep
Arel,
Domithilde
Firmin
Stanstead
487
1854 27
Feb
Arel,
Ursule
Jannel
St. Francois du Lac
487
1855 16
Apr
Arel,
Onesime
Dessert
St. Guillaume d'Upton
492
1856 19
Aug
Arel,
Michel
Nadeau
St. Francois du Lac
495
1857 17
Aug
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Beauchemin
St. David, Yamaska
498
1857 6
Oct
Arel,
Marie
Raymond
St. Constant
483
1858 12
Jan
Arrell,
Issac
Verret
St. David, Yamaska
499
1859 8
Feb
Arel,
Honore-Henri
Laferte
506
1861 10
Jan
Arel,
Ludger
Alary
Trois-Rivieres
493
1862 3
Mar
Arel,
Adolphe
Parenteau
St. Francois du Lac
496
1862 19
May
Arrelle,
, Josephine
Leblanc
Katevale, Magog
506
1862 28
Oct
Arel,
Modeste
Verville
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1863 25
Aug
Arel,
Guillaume/
William
Theroux
St. Francois du Lac
496
1867 25
Feb
Arrell,
Olivier
Laliberte
St. David, Yamaska
492
1868 28
Jul
Arel,
Israel-Louis Isaac
; Giguere
St. Francois du Lac
496
1871 22
May
Arel,
Marie
Remi
St. Hyacinthe
493
1871 17
Jul
Arele,
Marie
Leblanc
Katevale, Magog
506
1874 11
Aug
Arrel,
Joseph
Theroux-
Plessis
St. Michel, Yamaska
494
1875 6
Sep
Arel,
Thomas
Chamberland
St. David, Yamaska
490
1875 9
Nov
Arel,
Telesphore
Ste-Marie
St. Remi
1877 29
Jan
Harel,
Joseph
QueviUon
Magog, Quebec
506
1877 6
Jan
Arrel,
Georges
Prouix
St. Pie de Guire
495
1878 4
Mar
Arelle,
Angelique
LeBrun
St. Guillaume
492
1879 24
Feb
Arrel,
Rosilda
Theroux
St. Michel, Yamaska
495
1879 12
Aug
Arrelle,
, Angel e
Bouchard
St. Jean, Wickham
493
748
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES
1671 - 1937
QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1879 13
Aug
Arrell,
Marcelline
Taillon
Wickham
493
1879 28
Oct
Arel,
Elide
Poirier
St. Francois du Lac
496
1879 25
Nov
Arrel,
Pierre
Cardin
St. Michel, Yamaska
495
1880 circa
Arrelle,
Theophile
Boulette
St. Michel, Yamaska
493
1880 6
Jul
Arel,
Michel
Schmid/Srnith
St. Michael
495
1882 17
Jan
Arel,
Marie
Duhamel
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1882 31
Jan
Arel,
Norbert
Salvas
St. Francois du Lac
497
1882 8
Feb
Arrelle
Philomene
Taillon
St. Theodore d' Acton
493
1885 1
Jul
Arel,
Joseph
Dauphinaiit
St. Guillaume d'Upton
495
1885 26
Oct
Arel,
Rose
Poirier
St. Francois du Lac
496
1888 30
Jan
Arel,
Louis
Poirier
St. Francois du Lac
496
1888 13
Feb
Arrel,
Alphonsine
Cotnoir
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1888 14
Feb
Arel,
Pierre
Vanasse
St. Bonaventure
496
1888 16
Oct
Arel,
Melina
Lincourt
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1889 circa
Arel,
Ferinand
Mondoux
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1892 12
Jan
Arel,
Joseph
Mondoux
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1892 23
Feb
Arel,
Helene
Mondoux
496
1893 13
Feb
Arel,
Joseph
St. Laurent
St. David, Yamaska
496
1895 30
Jul
Arel,
Louis
Gauthier
St. Michel, Yamaska
496
1896 14
Jan
Arel,
Louis-Aime
Almas
Gauthier
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1896 13
Oct
Arel,
Alphonsine
Duhamel
St. Francois du Lac
496
1898 12
Sep
Arel,
Elisabeth
Gagnon
St. Francois du Lac
496
1898 15
Feb
Arel,
Rosianne
Joyal
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1899 10
Jan
Arel,
Wellie Joseph
Joyal
St David, Yamaska
490
1900 26
Feb
Arel,
Rosilda
Allard
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1900 26
Feb
Arel,
Exilia
Petrin
St. David, Yamaska
491
1900 circa
Arel,
Odilon
Arel
496
1901 8
Jan
Arel,
Pierre
Lachapelle
St. Francois du Lac
496
1901 8
Oct
Arel,
Alexandre
Parenteau
St. Pie de Guire
496
1901 14
Jan
Arel,
Alfred
Forest
St. Pie de Guire
494
1901 12
Feb
Arel,
Ramesay
Danis
St. David, Yamaska
497
1901 4
Jul
Arel,
Joseph-Aime
Emeril
Lambert
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1901 30
Jul
Arel,
Clara
Colle
St. Michel, Yamaska
497
1901 8
Aug
Arel,
Marie-Mgte
Jeanne
Pelissier
St. David, Yamaska
491
1902 8
1903 7
1904 2
Apr
Jan
Feb
Arel,
Arel,
Arel,
Arthur
Adjimie
Aime
Mondoux
Nadeau
Danis
St. Michel, Yamaska
St. David, Yamaska
St. David, Yamaska
494
491
494
749
INDEX OF ARRELL AND HAREL MARRIAGES - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1671 - 1937
SPOUSES
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
1909 16
Feb
Arel,
Adelard
Petrin
1909 22
Feb
Arel,
Wilfrid
Lemaire
1910 4
Apr
Arel,
Philippe
Lauzier
1910 25
Oct
Arel,
Rose-Melina
Tessier
1911 17
Jan
Arel,
Sara
Letendre
1912 3
Sep
Arel,
Marie-Alice
Chapdeleine
1915 9
Feb
Arel,
Almas-Aime
Melancon
1917 3
Jul
Arel,
Adjuteur
Theroux
1923 21
Jan
Arel,
Maria
Guilbault
1924 19
Feb
Arel,
Albert
Theroux
1937 3
Feb
Arel,
Joseph-Aime
Emeril
Genereux
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
St. David, Yamaska 494
Magog, Quebec 506
St. Gerard, Yamaska 497
St. David, Yamaska 494
St. David, Yamaska 494
St. David, Yamaska 495
St. Guillaume d'Upton 494
St. Michel, Yamaska
St. Gerard, Yamaska 497
St. Michel, Yamaska
St. Cyrille, Wendover 497
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS - FRANCE (PART IV)
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
Jason
MOTHERS
SURNAME
Rathbun
GENEALOGY
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1918 24 Sep Arrell,
France 504
750
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS - UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1866 - 1987
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO
1866 26 Nov
Arrell
John Francis
Richard
Verret
Dayton, Minnesota
501
1867 circa
Arrell
James
Verret
505
1868 25 May
Arrell
William Henry Sr
Verret
505
1869 circa
Arrell
Charles
Verret
506
1870 circa
Arrell
Julia
Verret
506
1871 circa
Arrell
Josephine
Verret
506
1872 circa
Arrell
Minnie
Verret
506
1873 circa
Arrell
Ellis
Verret
506
1874 circa
Arrell
Joseph
Verret
506
1889 14 Mar
Arrell
Emmett Eber
Rathbun
Anoka, Minnesota
501
1890 22 Aug
Arrell
Jason
Rathbun
St. Paul, Minnesota
504
1892 14 May
Arrell
Kenneth Selby
Rathbun
504
1892 circa
Arel,
Rose A.
"Philomene"
Fall River, MA
495
1894 27 Jun
Arrell
Oscar Lawrence
Rathbun
Brooklyn, Minnesota
504
1894 circa
Arel,
Laura
"Philomene"
Fall River, MA
495
1897 2 Nov
Arrell
Lucian J.
Mingo
Minnesota
505
1897 circa
Arel,
William
"Philomene"
Fall River, MA
495
1899 circa
Arrell
Armine
Mingo
Minnesota
505
1900 5 Feb
Arrell
Dorcas Marsha
Rathbun
Bums, Minnesota
505
1900 circa
Arrell
Helen G.
Mingo
Minnesota
505
1901 circa
Arel,
Emil
"Philomene"
Fall River, MA
495
1901 circa
Arrell
Mae
Mingo
Minnesota
499
1902 circa
Arrell
—
Rathbun
505
1902 circa
Arel,
Walter Jean
"Philomene"
Fall River, MA
495
1903 circa
Arrell
Grace
Mingo
Minnesota
499
1903 30 May
Arrell
Bernadette
Mingo
Minnesota
505
1904 circa
Arrell
Mary (Bernice)
Mingo
Minnesota
499
1905 19 Mar
Arrell
Ida Bernice
Rathbun
505
1905 circa
Arrell
Blanche A.
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1906 circa
Arrell
Benjamin
Mingo
Minnesota
499
1906 circa
Arrell
Bernadette
506
1907 24 Feb
Arrell
George Lincoln
Rathbun
Independence, Oregon
506
1907 circa
Arrell
Agnes
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1908 circa
Arrell
Vincent
506
1909 circa
Arrell
Eva
Mingo
Minnesota
500
1909 circa
Arrell
Verena
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1912 circa
Arrell
Richard Raymond
Mingo
Minnesota
500
1912 circa
Arrell
Joseph A.
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1913 10 Jan
Arrell
Earle Francis
Rathbun
AumsviUe, Oregon
505
751
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS
- UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1866
- 1987
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1913 21
Dec
Arrell
Ursula Evangeline
Russell
Aumsville, Oregon
501
1914 circa
Arrell
Bernard Peter
Mingo
Minnesota
500
1915 24
Nov
Arrell
Kenneth Russell
Russell
Aumsville, Oregon
502
1916 circa
Arrell
Magdalen
Mingo
Minnesota
501
1916 circa
Arrell
Robert M.
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1917 24
Dec
Arrell
Francis
Russell
Powers, Oregon
503
1917 circa
Arrell
William Henry Jr
Mingo
Minnesota
506
1918 circa
Arrell
Lora E.
Gartner
504
1920 14
Dec
Arrell
Virgil Harris
Russell
Gaylord, Oregon
503
1920 circa
Arrell
Llewellen Thomas
Unknown
504
1921 28 Jul
Arrell
Helen
Unknown
Independence, Oregon
505
1941 8
^ov
Arrell
Judith Grace
Giles
500
1942 circa
Arrell
Jackie
Altoff
501
1942 circa
Arrell
Garvin
Grainer
506
1943 2
Jun
Arrell
Richard Giles
Giles
500
1943 circa
Arrell
Susan
Altoff
501
1943 circa
Arrell
Jerry
Watson
503
1945 29
May
Arrell
Virgil Harris, Jr.
Neeley
Myrtle Point, Oregon
503
1946 14
Sep
Arrell
Theresa Jane
Giles
500
1947 6
Jul
Arrell
Raymond Kenneth
Russell
Bandon, Oregon
502
1947 11
Oct
Arrell
Robert
Neeley
Myrtle Point
503
1948 3
Apr
Arrell
Steven Craig
Giles
500
1950 15
Jan
Arrell
Gregory Francis
Giles
500
1950 6
Feb
Arrell
Jack Dennis
Schrader
Bandon, Oregon
502
1950 11
Jul
Arrell
Russell Bryce
Neeley
Myrtle Point, Oregon
504
1951 15
Mar
Arrell
Edgar George
Schrader
Myrtle Point, Oregon
503
1952 28
Mar
Arrell
Michelle Danille
Giles
500
1953 25
Aug
Arrell
Thomas
Neeley
Myrtle Point, Oregon
504
1956 1
Feb
Arrell
John Mark
Giles
500
1965 9
Sep
Arrell
Jeffrey
Batterman
503
1967 13
Aug
Arrell
Darin
Batterman
503
1969 circa
Arrell
Dustin Giles
Miller
500
1970 circa
Arrell
Kelly
Miller
500
1970 circa
Arrell
Christopher
Morgan
500
1971 circa
Arrell
Sandra Joy
Miller
500
1972 6
Sep
Arrell
Lila Faye
Unknown
Medford, Oregon
503
1972 21
Sep
Arrell
Michelle Ann
Shackleton
Tawas City, Michigan
504
1973 7
Sep
Arrell
Russell, Jr.
Shackleton
Denver, Colorado
504
1974 3
Mar
Arrell
Melissa Claire
Weedon
Olympia, Washington
502
1974 20
Mar
Arrell
Aaron Mills
Unknown
Medford, Oregon
503
1
752
INDEX OF ARRELL BIRTHS -UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1866 - 1987
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1975 10 Nov
Arrel
, Robert Dennis
Shackleton
Minot, North Dakota
504
1976 24 Jun
Arrel
, Amanda Jean
Unknown
Medford, Oregon
503
1976 1 Jul
Arrel
, Patricia Ann
Schrader
Medford, Oregon
502
1976 24 Aug
Arrel
, Matthew
Keene
Homestead, Florida
504
1977 circa
Arrel
, Kimberly
"Dawn"
500
1978 10 Feb
Arrel
, Susan Nadine
Eschenburg
Minot, North Dakota
504
1978 20 Mar
Arrel
, Belinda Adrienne
Schrader
Medford, Oregon
502
1979 17 Sep
Arrel
, Katy
Keene
Kent, Washington
504
1979 3 Oct
Arrel
, Erika Heather
Schrader
Medford, Oregon
503
1980 6 Aug
Arrel
, Zane Edward
Schrader
Medford, Oregon
503
1981 18 Jul
Arrel
, Heather Morian
Schrader
Medford, Oregon
502
1982 circa
Arrel
, Brian
Unknown
500
1984 30 Apr
Arrel
, Crystal
Kord
503
1985 2 Jul
Arrel
, James Kenneth
Weedon
Roseburg, Oregon
502
1986 14 Jul
Arrel
, Richard Thomas
Kord
503
1987 circa
Arrel
, MacKenzie
Unknown
500
1987 13 Mar
Arrel
, Jason Harris
Unknown
503
753
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1886 - 1990
SPOUSES GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME LOCATION PAGE NO.
1886 circa
Arrell,
Alexander
'Florence'
499
1887 10 Oct
Arel,
Guillaume/
William
Brocher
Fall River, Massachusetts
496
1887 circa
Arrell,
John Francis
Rathbun
501
1890 17 Feb
Arrell,
Roch
St. James
Fall River, Massachusetts
495
1894 circa
Arrell,
Charles
"Martha"
506
1895 circa
Arrell,
Julia
Collins
Minnesota
506
1896 circa
Arrell,
Josephine
Mingo
506
1897 circa
Arrell,
Minnie
Kelly
506
1897 2 Jan
Arrell,
William
Henry, Sr.
Mingo
Elk River, Minnesota
505
1898 26 Apr
Arrell,
Amanda
Lafleur
Fall River, Massachusetts
495
1899 26 Dec
Arrell,
Georges
Brigham
Northampton,Massachusetts497
1900 circa
Arrell,
John
Mingo
499
1901 6 Oct
Arrel,
Coronna
Moquin
495
1905 circa
Arrell,
Charles
"Agnes"
506
1910 21 Dec
Arrell,
Emmett Eber
Russell
Sweet Home, Oregon
501
1915 7 Jun
Arel,
Estelle
Bret
Fall River, Massachusetts
495
1918 circa
Arrell,
Kenneth Selby
Gartner
Minnesota
504
1920 10 Nov
Arrell,
Dorcas Marsha
Ebbe
505
1925 circa
Arrell,
Helen G.
Crockson
505
1926 circa
Arrell,
Mae
Blocker
499
1926 9 Aug
Arel,
Walter Jean
Brown
495
1926 circa
Arrell,
Joseph
Alexandre
Dutil
Rhode Island
490
1928 9 Apr
Arrell,
Marie-Marenna Christian
Rhode Island
490
1928 Nov
Arrell,
Joseph-Aime
Guay
Rhode Island
490
1929 30 May
Arel,
Victoire Idola
Lagotte
Woonsocket Rhode Island
490
1929 26 Dec
Arel,
Edward
Foisy
Springfield, Massachusetts
1930 circa
Arrell,
Ida Bernice
Heston
505
1930 circa
Arrell.
Blanche
Brownrigg
506
1932 circa
Arrell,
George Lincolr
Bridges
505
1934 circa
Arrell,
Verena
Kneefe
506
1935 circa
Arrell,
Eva
O'Connell
500
1937 circa
Arrell,
Joseph A.
Scott
506
1938 3 Sep
Arrell,
Joseph Victor
Plouffe
Rhode Island
491
1938 circa
Arrell,
Earle Francis
Boyd
505
1938 circa
Arrell,
Ursula
Evangeline
Tison
501
754
INDEX OF ARRELL MARRIAGES - UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1886 - 1990
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
MTH DAY YEAR
NAME SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1940 28 Dec
Arrell
Richard
Raymond
Giles
Minneapolis, Minnesota
500
1940 circa
Arrell
Kenneth Selby
Palmer
504
1941 circa
Arrell
Robert M.
Granier
506
1941 28 Jun
Arrell
Bernard Peter
Altoff
500
1942 circa
Arrell
William
Henry, Jr.
Gaulke
506
1942 circa
Arrell
Francis
Watson
503
1943 circa
Arrell
Lora E.
Bridges
504
1944 1 Aug
Arrell
Virgil Harris
Neeley
El Paso, Texas
503
1945 14 Sep
Arrell
M.-Berthe
Smith
Rhode Island
491
1945 20 Oct
Arrell
Joseph
(Femand)
Leclerc
Rhode Island
491
1946 6 Feb
Arrell
Kenneth Russell
Shrader
North Bend, Oregon
502
1950 circa
Arrell
Ida Bemice
Robson
505
1952 23 Jan
Arrell
Marguerite
M. -Jeanne
Lavallee
Rhode Island
491
1964 circa
Arrell
Virgil Harris, Jr.
Batterman
Oregon
503
1965 circa
Arrell
Kenneth Russell
McElmurry
502
1966 circa
Arrell
Judith Grace
Borlund
500
1968 circa
Arrell
Richard Giles
Miller
500
1970 circa
Arrell
Steven Craig
Morgan
500
1971 6 Nov
Arrell
Raymond
Kenneth
Garner
Shady Grove, Oregon
502
1971 circa
Arrell
Theresa
Zagone
500
1972 9 Feb
Arrell
Thomas
Eschenburg
504
1972 9 Sep
Arrell
Russell Bryce
Shackleton
Tawas City, Michigan
504
1974 19 Jun
Arrell
Robert
Keene
Sacramento, California
503
1975 circa
Arrell
Helen
Davis
505
1976 circa
Arrell
Gregory Francis
"Dawn"
500
1977 circa
Arrell
Michelle Danille
Tower
500
1980 circa
Arrell
Steven Craig
"Lynn"
500
1982 27 Dec
Arrell
Jack Dennis
Weedon
Yelm, Washington
502
1982 19 Mar
Arrell
Virgil Harris, Jr.
Kord
Oregon
503
1984 circa
Arrell
Francis
Rathbun
503
1986 13 Aug
Arrell
Jeffrey
"Darlene"
East Lansing, Michigan
503
1986 4 Oct
Arrell
Edgar George
Miller
503
1990 circa
Arrell
Joseph
Cumberland
Victor
Lagotte
Rhode Island
491
755
INDEX OF ARRELL DEATHS
- UNITED STATES (PART IV)
1899
- 1982
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH AGE
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1899 circa
Arrell
Armine
Mingo
505
1902 circa
Arrell
—
Rathbun
Minnesota
505
1918 24 Sep
Arrell
Jason
Rathbun
Independence,
Oregon (a)504
1919 circa
Arrell
Magdalen
Mingo
501
1926 circa
Arrell
John Francis
Varette
501
1936 Jun
Arrell
Emmett Eber
Rathbun
501
1945 21 Jan
Arrell
William Henry
Rathbun
505
1946 Dec
Arrell
Helen G.
Mingo
505
1954 May
Arrell
Mae
Mingo
499
1955 circa
Arrell
Bernard Peter
Mingo
500
1956 circa
Arrell
Eva
Mingo
500
1958 circa
Arrell
Richard
Raymond
Mingo
500
1960 circa
Arrell
Mary (Bemice)
Mingo
499
1961 circa
Arrell
Benjamin
Mingo
499
1963 6 Oct 58
Arrell
Ida Bemice
Rathbun
505
1963 circa
Arrell
Beulah
Palmer
504
1966 circa
Arrell
Ann
Bridges
505
1966 9 Dec
Arrell
Oscar
Lawrence
Rathbun
504
1967 1 Feb
Arrell
M -Louise
Giguere
Rhode Island
490
1967 19 Sep
Arrell
Wellie Joseph
Chamberland Rhode Island
490
1971 5 Jan
Arrell
Lucian
Mingo
505
1974 9 Jan
Arrell
George
Lincoln
Rathbun
Vancouver, Washington
505
1978 circa
Arrell
Kenneth Selby
Rathbun
504
1980 circa
Arrell
Ellen
Watson
503
1980 circa
Arrell
Grace
Mingo
499
1982 circa
Arrell
Denise
Unknown
504
(a) Jason Arrell was killed in action in France during WW I. He is buried in
Independence, Oregon.
756
INDEX OF HAREL BIRTHS - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1649 - 1840
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
PLACE PAGE NO.
1649 circa
Harel,
Jean-Louis
Unknown
France
481
1672 May
Harel,
Michel
Pescher
481
1674 circa
Harel,
Jean-Francois
Pescher
Trois-Rivieres
481
1675 circa
Harel,
Marie-Therese
Pescher
484
1678 22 Apr
Harel,
Marie-Francoise
Pescher
Trois-Rivieres
484
1680 22 Apr
Harel,
Francois dit
Despointes
Pescher
Gentilly, Quebec
484
1683 23 Jan
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste Louis
dit-Jenrel
Pescher
485
1684 4 Jun
Harel,
Marie-Jacqueline
Pescher
Gentilly, Quebec
488
1687 I Mar
Harel,
Marie-Jeanne
Pescher
Gentilly, Quebec
488
1689 circa
Harel,
Marie-Clemence
Pescher
488
1704 6 Aug
Harel,
Marie-Susanne
Brunei
Montreal
481
1706 7 Jan
Harel,
Jean
Brunei
Montreal
481
1708 circa
Harel,
Jn.-Jos. Pascal
Brunei
481
1709 17 Jan
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Brunei
Montreal
481
1710 circa
Harel,
Joseph-Augustin
Miville
St-Francois-du-Lac
485
1710 14 Apr
Harel,
Francois
Brunei
Montreal
481
1710 19 May
Harel,
Francois-dit-
DesPointes
Bouteiller
484
I7I2 20 Oct
Harel,
Pierre-dit-Jenrel
Miville
St-Francois-du-Lac
485
1712 circa
Harel,
Jacques
Brunei
481
1712 1 Dec
Harel,
Marie-Angelique
Bouteiller
Montreal
484
1713 21 Sep
Harel,
Marie-Josephte
Brunei
Montreal
482
1714 circa
Harel,
Marie-Catherine
Miville
Sl-Francois-du-Lac
488
1714 4 Nov
Harel,
Marie Catherine
Bouteiller
Montreal
1716 7 Feb
Harel,
Marie-Louise
Brunei
Montreal
482
1716 10 Oct
Harel,
Joseph-Augustine
Miville
St-Francois-du-Lac
488
1717 circa
Harel,
Francoise
Brunei
482
1717 14 Mar
Harel,
Marie-Anne
Bouteiller
Montreal
484
1718 30 Jul
Harel,
Eustache
Miville
488
, 490
1719 30 Jun
Harel,
Marie-Madeleine
Brunei
Longueuil
482
1719 4 Nov
Harel,
Jeanne
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1720 29 Nov
Harel,
Francois
Brunei
Longueuil
482
1721 23 Jun
Harel,
Marguerite
Miville
488
1721 21 Sep
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1722 14 Feb
Harel,
Marie-Antoinette
Brunei
Longueuil
482
1723 22 Mar
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Brunei
Montreal
482
1724 8 Mar
Harel,
Louis
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1724 9 Sep
Harel,
Paul
Brunei
Montreal
482
757
INDEX OF HAREL BIRTHS - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1649
- 1840
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1725 23 Nov
Harel
Francois
Brunei
Montreal
482
1727 25 Mar
Harel
Louis-Charles
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1730 circa
Harel
Joseph Jean-Marie
Demers
481
1732 circa
Harel
Marie-Elizabeth
Demers
481
1734 26 Feb
Harel
Gilles
Tessier
485
1735 14 Sep
Harel
Marie-Madelaine
Tessier
485
1736 circa
Harel
Cecile-Marguerite
Lasource
484
1737 1 May
Harel
Marie-Therese
Tessier
485
1738 16 Aug
Harel
Pierre
Tessier
485
1741 14 Jan
Harel
Marie-Claude
Tessier
485
1743 14 Jul
Harel
Antoine
Tessier
485
1743 14 Jul
Harel
Charles
Tessier
485,494
1745 28 Apr
Harel
Jean-Baptiste
Tessier
485
1746 6 Aug
Harel
Louis
Tessier
485
1748 22 Sep
Harel
Antoine
Tessier
487
1750 9 May
Harel
Marie-Therese
Tessier
487
1750 circa
Harel
Marie-Anne
Basaillon
483
1752 15 Oct
Harel
Francois
Tessier
488
1754 21 Jun
Harel
Eustache
Tessier
488
1756 21 Jun
Harel
Marie-Louise
Tessier
488
1757 circa
Harel
Pierre
Pescher
490
1759 circa
Harel
Joseph
Pescher
493
1761 circa
Harel
Angelique
Tessier
485
1770 9 Sep
Harel
Marie-Marguerite
Badaillac
St.
Michel,
Yamaska
497
1783 circa
Harel
Pierre
Brouillard
St.
Michel,
Yamaska
490
1783 circa
Harel
Flavie
Beaudein
483
1786 circa
Harel
Louis
Brouillard
492
1787 circa
Harel
Appoline
Beaudein
483
1801 circa
Harel
Pierre-Michel
LeBrun
St.
Michel,
Yamaska
490
1818 circa
Harel
Jean-Baptiste
LeBrun
492
1823 circa
Harel
Moise
LeBrun
492
1828 circa
Harel
Theophile
Plouffe
493
1840 circa
Harel
Joseph
Badayce
506
758
INDEX OF HAREL DEATHS - QUEBEC, CANADA (PART IV)
1695 - 1858
MOTHERS
GENEALOCiY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1695 22
Dec
Harel,
Michel
Pescher
Trois-Rivieres 481
1706 12
Nov
Harel,
Jean
Brunet
Montreal
481
1709 20
Jan
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Brunet
Montreal
481
1712 5
Jul
Harel,
Joseph-Augustin
Miville
485
1714 14
Nov
Harel,
Francois
Brunet
Montreal
481
1716 5
Jan
Harel,
Jean-Louis
Unknown
Sorel
481
1719 9
Nov
Harel,
Jeanne
Bouleiller
Montreal
485
1719 19
Aug
Harel,
Marie-Madeleine
Brunet
482
1721 10
Jun
Harel,
Francois
Brunet
Longueuil
482
1722 15
Feb
Harel,
Marie-Antoinette
Brunet
Longueuil
482
1723 12
Apr
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Brunet
Montreal
482
1724 21
Oct
Harel,
Paul
Brunet
Montreal
482
1724 12
May
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1725 circa
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Pescher
485
1726 21
May
Harel,
Louis
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1728 4
May
Harel,
Louis-Charles
Bouteiller
Montreal
485
1734 7
Mar
Harel,
Gilles
Tessier
485
1737 8
May
Harel,
Marie Therese
Tessier
485
1743 23
Jul
Harel,
Antoine
Tessier
485
1745 30
Apr
Harel,
Jean-Baptiste
Tessier
485
1748 5
Nov
Harel,
Antoine
Tessier
487
1752 16
Oct
Harel,
Francois
Tessier
488
1754 21
Jun
Harel
Eustache
Tessier
488
1756 24
Jun
Harel
Marie-Louise
Tessier
488
1757 29
Oct
Harel
Pierre
Miville
485
1764 27
Mar
Harel
Marie-Madeline
Tessier
485
1858 9
Mar
Harel
Regis
Vanassee
St. David,
Yamaska 499
759
INDEX OF HAREL BIRTHS - FRANCE
(PART IV)
1649
- 1871
MOTHERS
GENEALOGY
YEAR DAY MTH
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION PAGE NO.
1649 circa
Harel,
Jean-Louis dit
Janrel
Unknown
481
1681 circa
Harel,
Jean
Unknown
511
1682 circa
Harel,
Francois
Unknown
511
1707 8
Jun
Harel,
Pierre
Ramineau
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1708 16
Feb
Harel,
Anne
B roc que
Les Baroches
511
1709 9
May
Harel,
Francois
B roc que
Les Baroches
511
1711 1
Aug
Harel,
Jean
Brocque
Les Baroches
511
1713 20
Feb
Harel,
Vincent
Ramineau
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1713 18
Oct
Harel,
Nicolas
Brocque
Les Baroches
511
1716 1
Apr
Harel,
Francoise
Ramineau
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1741 24
Nov
Harelle
, Anne
Perichot
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1743 2
Jul
Harel,
Mane-Anne
Perichot
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1746 26
Apr
Harel,
Joseph
Perichot
Ploermel, Morbihan
511
1771 circa
Harel,
Jean-Nicolas
Unknown
511
1797 21
Oct
Harel,
Anne Francoise
LaMarche
Affleville
511
1799 9
Jul
Harel,
Jean-Nicolas
LaMarche
Affleville
511
1802 21
Sep
Harel,
Anne Elizabeth
LaMarche
Affleville
511
1804 16
Oct
Harel,
Anne Catherine
LaMarche
Affleville
511
1808 9
Mar
Harel,
Jean-Louis
LaMarche
Affleville
511
1836 circa
Harel,
Lubin Ferdinand
Unknown
512
1862 15
Oct
Harel,
Lubin Ferdinand
Delu
Betteville
512
1865 8
Sep
Harel,
Ernestine Elsie
Delu
Betteville
512
1867 21
Oct
Harel,
Delphine Julie
Delu
Betteville
512
1871 8
Apr
Harel,
Jean-Bte AlexandreDelu
Betteville
512
760
INI
)EX OF HAREL MARRIAGES -
FRANCE
1706
- 1896
SPOUSES
GENEALOGY
YEAR MTH DAY
NAME
SURNAME
LOCATION
PAGE NO.
1706 circa
Hard,
Jean
Ramineau
511
1707 circa
Hard,
Francois
Brocque
511
1740 circa
Harel,
Vincent
Perichot
511
1796 circa
Hard,
Jean-Nicolas
LaMarche
511
1830 23 Jan
Harel,
Jean-Louis
Louis
Luneville
511
1861 circa
Harel,
Lubin Ferdinand
Delu
512
1896 circa
Harel,
Jean-Bte AlexandreHervieux
512
761
INDEX OF INDIVIDUALS WITH THE GIVEN NAME ARROL or ARROLL
1820 - 1990
BIRTH DATE
circa
6 Feb
4 May
6 Sep
8 Mar
23 Apr
6 Dec
2 Mar
10 Dec
circa
4 Feb
circa
4 Feb
circa
circa
17 Jul
30 Mar
14 May
15 Jan
5 Apr
circa
circa
circa
30 Apr
1 1 May
26 Oct
20 Feb
29 Jun
3 Oct
7 Mar
9 Jun
25 Aug
16 Dec
3 Nov
18 May
7 Sep
29 Sep
12 Feb
26 Jun
1820
1848
1864
1871
1890
1907
1907
1908
1908
1911
1911
1914
1916
1920
1920
1923
1924
1929
1943
1947
1948
1949
1950
1952
1955
1955
1976
1972
1972
1980
1983
1983
1986
1987
1989
1989
1989
1990
1992
GENEALOGY
NAME
COUNTRY
PAGE NO.
Tennant, Marion Arrol
Scotland
305
Faulds, William Arrol
Scotland
370
Rodger, Mary Arrol
Scotland
337
Rodger, Thomas Arroll
Australia
338
Hilliard, Robert Arrol
Australia
338
Fox, James Arrol
Scotland
267
Wheeler, Willliam Arroll
Australia
179
Kelly, Elizabeth Arrol
Scotland
205
Fox, John Arrol
Scotland
267,268
Fox, Robert Arrol Fox
Scotland
268
Lamson, Arroll Liscomb
United States
194
MacLardie, Arrol
Scotland
265
MacLardie, Thomas Wilson Arrol
Scotland
265
Hunter, John Arthur Arrol
Scotland
257
Hunter, Stallon Arrol
England
257
Hopper, Mar>' Arrol
Australia
338
Hunter, James Henry Arrol
Scotland
257
Lang, Elizabeth Arrol
Scotland
205
Lamson, Robert Arroll
United States
195
MacLardie, Nigel Arrol
Scotland
265
MacLardie, Lindsay Arrol
Scotland
265
MacLardie, Julia Arrol
Scotland
265
Hunter, Hamish Arthur Arrol
Scotland
257
Hunter, Eric Michael Arrol
Scotland
257
Hunter, Richard Jackson Arrol
Scotland
257
Bryant, George Arrol
United States
147
Lamson, Brandon Arroll
United States
195
Lamson, Craig Arroll
United States
195
Niven, Ian Arroll
Scotland
173
MacLardie, Jane Van Hagen Arrol
Scotland
265
MacLardie, James Hamilton Arrol
Scotland
265
Thorpe, Kirstie Arrol
Scotland
Hunter, lona Louise Arrol
Scotland
257
Hunter, Louise Anne Arrol
Scotland
257
Ferguson, Calum Kenneth Arrol
Scotland
252
MacDonald, Alison Arroll
Scotland
176
Hunter, Rory Rushton Arrol
Scotland
257
Hunter, Emma Scott Arrol
Scotland
257
Bryant, Arrol Graham
United States
147
762
INDEX OF INDIVIDUALS WITH THE GIVEN OR SURNAME ARROL
WHO WERE NOT OF SCOTTISH DESCENT
1880 - 1949
COUNTRY or
BIRTH
DATE
NAME
OCCUPATION
STATE
PAGE NO
1880
Erol, Thomas
Spain
405
1891
ArroU, Henry
New York (1)
6
1905
Errol, Joseph Thomas
New York
405
Arrol, —
Virginia (2)
6
Arrol, Anthony M.
Author
Guernsey Island
6
Arrol, Don
Entertainer
England
6
1909
Flynn, Errol Leslie
Thomson
Actor
California (3)
15 Jun
1923
Gamer, Erroll
Jazz Pianist
1925
Arroll, Roy Irwin
New York
6
1935
ArroU, Mark Edward
Attorney
New York
6
1936
Errol, Richard
Washington
405
Erroll, A. Campbell
Author
England
7
Erroll, Henry
Author
England
7
Erroll, James
Author
England
7
Errol, John
Author
6
Errol, Leon
Actor
California
6
1948
Simms, Arrol
Canada
16
1949
Errol, Wendy
Washington
405
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(2)
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(3)
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