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NameJames George Morison 
[21, His birth at Barony, Lanarks on 19 Aug 1813], [253, Baptism on 19 Aug 1813 at Glasgow], [253, Baptism on 19 Aug 1813 at Barony, Lanarks], [4, 1861 ref: RG09 (Scotland)], [4, 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1040, folio 17, p. 25], [109, His and his family’s memorial at Ocklynge Cemetery, Eastbourne]
[21, His birth at Barony, Lanarks on 19 Aug 1813], [253, Baptism on 19 Aug 1813 at Glasgow], [253, Baptism on 19 Aug 1813 at Barony, Lanarks], [4, 1861 ref: RG09 (Scotland)], [4, 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1040, folio 17, p. 25], [109, His and his family’s memorial at Ocklynge Cemetery, Eastbourne]Birth19 Aug 1813, prob Glasgow, Scotland
Baptism19 Aug 1813, Barony, Lanarks, Scotland
Death13 Sep 1894, Stanmore House, Eastbourne, Sussex
GeneralOnly son. 1851: Mercht & Commission Agent. 1871: Dividends & interest of money.
FatherJames Morison (-<1857)
MotherMary Shewan Brown (1775-1847)
Spouses
Marriage25 Nov 1851, Barony Lanarks, Scotland [52, Marriage on 25 Nov 1851 at Barony, Lanarks, Scotland]
Notes for James George Morison
Sometime of Touch House, Stirlings.
His baptism index entries from Scotlands People, one in Barony and one in Glasgow:
Parish
Surname Forename Parents/ Other Details Age Date Number Ref Parish
MORISON JAMES GEORGE JAMES MORISON/MARY SHEWAN BROWN FR1295 (FR1295) 0 19/08/1813 622/ 50 248 Barony
MORISON JAMES JAMES MORISON/MARY S. BROWN FR2223 (FR2223) 0 19/08/1813 644/1 210 119 Glasgow
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In 1851 he had his sister Harriet and cousin Jane H (or S?) with him:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James G Morrison Head U M 37 1814 Mercht & Commission Agent Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Harriet Morrison Sister U F 44 1807 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jane H Brown Cousin U F 24 1827 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jean Moffat Servant U F 32 1819 House Servant Crawford, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Mary Dallachy Servant U F 22 1829 House Maid Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Address & Ref:
House number 298
Street St Vincent Street
Parish Barony
County Lanarkshire
Ref: (none)
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In 1861, his name was ‘Morrison’, he had an enormous household and had two sons and one dau:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James George Morrison Head M M 47 1814 Fund Holder Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jane Morrison Wife M F 32 1829 - Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Henry J F Morrison Son U M 8 1853 Scholar Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Edward F Morrison Son U M 7 1854 Scholar St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Jane Alies T Morrison Daughter - F 4 1857 - St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Christina B Leishman Visitor M F 28 1833 Clergymans Wife Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Mathew W T Leishman Visitor U M 1 1860 - Linton, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Thomas A T Leishman Visitor U M 0 1861 - Linton, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Isabella Brough - U F 26 1835 Visitor Nurse Perthshire, Scotland
Elizabeth Nicolson - U F 22 1839 Visitor Nurse -
George Watt Servant U M 36 1825 Butler Coylton, Argyllshire, Scotland
Archibald Bryce Servant U M 60 1801 Coachman Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Edward Reed Servant U M 17 1844 Footman England
Margaret F Smith Servant U F 25 1836 Ladys Maid Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Margaret Clark Servant W F 50 1811 Nurse Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Elspeth McKie Servant U F 30 1831 Cook Banffshire, Scotland
Grace Campbell Servant U F 20 1841 Laundry Maid Invernessshire, Scotland
Margaret Donaldson Servant U F 18 1843 Under House Maid St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Address & Ref:
House name Touch House
Parish St Ninians
County Stirlingshire
Country Scotland
Archive reference RG09
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In 1871 He, reverted to Morison, and his wife had two children, living in Eastbourne, with details completed from the image, though his wife had put on five years, needs investigating:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James G Morison Head - M 57 1814 Dividends & interest of money Scotland, Lanarkshire
Jane S Morison Wife - F 47 1824 - Scotland, Lanarkshire
Edward K Morison Son - M 17 1854 scholar Scotland, Stirlingsh.
Jane A F Morison Daughter - F 14 1857 scholar Scotland, Stirlingsh.
Eliza M Longman Servant - F 29 1842 Lady’s maid Somerset
Francis Coster Servant - F 25 1846 Cook Sussex
Mary Jay Servant - F 67 1804 Nurse Middlesex
Address & ref
Street Stanmore House, Burlington Road
Town Eastbourne
County Sussex
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1040
Folio 17
Page 25 ref RG10, piece 1040, folio 17, p. 25
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His death index:
First name(s) JAMES GEORGE
Last name MORISON
Gender Male
Birth year 1813
Age 81
Death quarter 3
Death year 1894
District Eastbourne
County Sussex
Volume 2B
Page 44
Country England
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His baptism index entries from Scotlands People, one in Barony and one in Glasgow:
Parish
Surname Forename Parents/ Other Details Age Date Number Ref Parish
MORISON JAMES GEORGE JAMES MORISON/MARY SHEWAN BROWN FR1295 (FR1295) 0 19/08/1813 622/ 50 248 Barony
MORISON JAMES JAMES MORISON/MARY S. BROWN FR2223 (FR2223) 0 19/08/1813 644/1 210 119 Glasgow
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In 1851 he had his sister Harriet and cousin Jane H (or S?) with him:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James G Morrison Head U M 37 1814 Mercht & Commission Agent Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Harriet Morrison Sister U F 44 1807 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jane H Brown Cousin U F 24 1827 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jean Moffat Servant U F 32 1819 House Servant Crawford, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Mary Dallachy Servant U F 22 1829 House Maid Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Address & Ref:
House number 298
Street St Vincent Street
Parish Barony
County Lanarkshire
Ref: (none)
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In 1861, his name was ‘Morrison’, he had an enormous household and had two sons and one dau:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James George Morrison Head M M 47 1814 Fund Holder Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Jane Morrison Wife M F 32 1829 - Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Henry J F Morrison Son U M 8 1853 Scholar Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Edward F Morrison Son U M 7 1854 Scholar St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Jane Alies T Morrison Daughter - F 4 1857 - St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Christina B Leishman Visitor M F 28 1833 Clergymans Wife Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Mathew W T Leishman Visitor U M 1 1860 - Linton, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Thomas A T Leishman Visitor U M 0 1861 - Linton, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Isabella Brough - U F 26 1835 Visitor Nurse Perthshire, Scotland
Elizabeth Nicolson - U F 22 1839 Visitor Nurse -
George Watt Servant U M 36 1825 Butler Coylton, Argyllshire, Scotland
Archibald Bryce Servant U M 60 1801 Coachman Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Edward Reed Servant U M 17 1844 Footman England
Margaret F Smith Servant U F 25 1836 Ladys Maid Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Margaret Clark Servant W F 50 1811 Nurse Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Elspeth McKie Servant U F 30 1831 Cook Banffshire, Scotland
Grace Campbell Servant U F 20 1841 Laundry Maid Invernessshire, Scotland
Margaret Donaldson Servant U F 18 1843 Under House Maid St Ninians, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Address & Ref:
House name Touch House
Parish St Ninians
County Stirlingshire
Country Scotland
Archive reference RG09
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In 1871 He, reverted to Morison, and his wife had two children, living in Eastbourne, with details completed from the image, though his wife had put on five years, needs investigating:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
James G Morison Head - M 57 1814 Dividends & interest of money Scotland, Lanarkshire
Jane S Morison Wife - F 47 1824 - Scotland, Lanarkshire
Edward K Morison Son - M 17 1854 scholar Scotland, Stirlingsh.
Jane A F Morison Daughter - F 14 1857 scholar Scotland, Stirlingsh.
Eliza M Longman Servant - F 29 1842 Lady’s maid Somerset
Francis Coster Servant - F 25 1846 Cook Sussex
Mary Jay Servant - F 67 1804 Nurse Middlesex
Address & ref
Street Stanmore House, Burlington Road
Town Eastbourne
County Sussex
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1040
Folio 17
Page 25 ref RG10, piece 1040, folio 17, p. 25
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His death index:
First name(s) JAMES GEORGE
Last name MORISON
Gender Male
Birth year 1813
Age 81
Death quarter 3
Death year 1894
District Eastbourne
County Sussex
Volume 2B
Page 44
Country England
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Will notes for James George Morison
His probate index:
MORISON James George of Stanmore House Eastbourne gentleman died 13 September 1894 Probate London 18 December to Jane Strang Morison widow Effects £1942 8s. 2d. Resworn £2982-8-2.
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MORISON James George of Stanmore House Eastbourne gentleman died 13 September 1894 Probate London 18 December to Jane Strang Morison widow Effects £1942 8s. 2d. Resworn £2982-8-2.
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Mon Inscripts notes for James George Morison
In the ocklynge Cemetery, Eastbourne, on the plinth:
To the memory of
JAMES GEORGE MORISON
Born Augt: 19th 1813
Died Sept: 13th 1894
and of his wife
JANE STRANG FLEMING
Born 12. November 1828
Died 9. Sept: 1906
and of a son
EDWARD FLEMING MORISON
Born Novr: 28. 1853
died in India
Novr: 5. 1877
also of his son
HENRY JOHN FLEMING MORISON
Born 13. October 1852
Died 18. October 1899
Interred at Edinburgh
Also of his daughter JANE ALICE FLEMING MORISON
Born 23. August 1856 Died 15. August 1906.
To the memory of
JAMES GEORGE MORISON
Born Augt: 19th 1813
Died Sept: 13th 1894
and of his wife
JANE STRANG FLEMING
Born 12. November 1828
Died 9. Sept: 1906
and of a son
EDWARD FLEMING MORISON
Born Novr: 28. 1853
died in India
Novr: 5. 1877
also of his son
HENRY JOHN FLEMING MORISON
Born 13. October 1852
Died 18. October 1899
Interred at Edinburgh
Also of his daughter JANE ALICE FLEMING MORISON
Born 23. August 1856 Died 15. August 1906.
Arms Generally notes for James George Morison
His matriculation by the Lord Lyon on 5 June 1857 was of:
Arms: Argent, three saracen’s heads coped, two and one Sable, banded of the first within a Bordure ingrained Azure charged with three Fleurs de Lys, two in chief, one in base Or, for maternal difference.
Crest: Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules dogbled argent and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for a Crest three saracens heads, conjoined on one neck erased proper
Mottoes: In an Escroll above the same [crest] this Motto “In Deo Confido” and in an Escroll below the shilled this Motto “Pretio Prudentia Praestat”.
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Text of Matriculation of 25 Jun 1857:
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James George Morison Esquire, residing at Touch House in the Co of Stirling, the only son of the late James Morison Esquire, sometime of Mosswood in the parish of ........... and County of Lanarks, by Mary Shewan his Wife, daughter of John Brown, Merchant in Glasgow, which James was third son of of James Morison, sometime of Dunbrae in the Parish of Logie and County of Fife, whose Eldest son, the late Major George Morison, sold that Estate and died unmarried. Henry second son and John Morison fourth and youngest son both died unmarried.
Bears Argent three Saracens heads couped two and one Sable, banded of the first, within a Bordure ingrailed Azure, charged with three Fleurds de lis, two in chief and one in base Or, for maternal difference. Above the Shield is placed a Helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling Gules doubled argent, and upon a Wreath of his Liveries is set for Crest theree Saracens’ heads, conjoined on on neck erased proper, and in an Escroll above the same this Motto “IN DEO CONFIDO”, and in an Escroll below the Shield this Motto “PRETIO PRUDENTIA PRÆSTAT”.
These Arms are destined by Letters Patent from the Lord Lyon bearing even date with this Matriculation the Twenty fifth day of June 1857 to the said James George Morison Esquire, and his descendants with due and proper differences, according to the Laws of Arms, in all time coming the same being first Matriculated for them severally on this Public Register.
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Arms: Argent, three saracen’s heads coped, two and one Sable, banded of the first within a Bordure ingrained Azure charged with three Fleurs de Lys, two in chief, one in base Or, for maternal difference.
Crest: Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules dogbled argent and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for a Crest three saracens heads, conjoined on one neck erased proper
Mottoes: In an Escroll above the same [crest] this Motto “In Deo Confido” and in an Escroll below the shilled this Motto “Pretio Prudentia Praestat”.
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Text of Matriculation of 25 Jun 1857:
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James George Morison Esquire, residing at Touch House in the Co of Stirling, the only son of the late James Morison Esquire, sometime of Mosswood in the parish of ........... and County of Lanarks, by Mary Shewan his Wife, daughter of John Brown, Merchant in Glasgow, which James was third son of of James Morison, sometime of Dunbrae in the Parish of Logie and County of Fife, whose Eldest son, the late Major George Morison, sold that Estate and died unmarried. Henry second son and John Morison fourth and youngest son both died unmarried.
Bears Argent three Saracens heads couped two and one Sable, banded of the first, within a Bordure ingrailed Azure, charged with three Fleurds de lis, two in chief and one in base Or, for maternal difference. Above the Shield is placed a Helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling Gules doubled argent, and upon a Wreath of his Liveries is set for Crest theree Saracens’ heads, conjoined on on neck erased proper, and in an Escroll above the same this Motto “IN DEO CONFIDO”, and in an Escroll below the Shield this Motto “PRETIO PRUDENTIA PRÆSTAT”.
These Arms are destined by Letters Patent from the Lord Lyon bearing even date with this Matriculation the Twenty fifth day of June 1857 to the said James George Morison Esquire, and his descendants with due and proper differences, according to the Laws of Arms, in all time coming the same being first Matriculated for them severally on this Public Register.
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Blazon source notes for James George Morison
“An Ordinary of Scottish Arms” by J Balfour paul, 1st Edn, pub 1893, p. 147.
Notes for James George & Jane Strang (Family)
Their marriage index:
First name(s) James George
Last name Morison
Marriage year 1851
Marriage date 25 Nov 1851
Marriage place Barony,Lanark,Scotland
Spouse's first name(s) Jane Strang
Spouse's last name Fleming
Place Barony
County Lanarkshire
Country Scotland
Spouse's father's first name(s) Matthew
Spouse's father's last name Fleming
Record set Scotland Marriages 1561-1910
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First name(s) James George
Last name Morison
Marriage year 1851
Marriage date 25 Nov 1851
Marriage place Barony,Lanark,Scotland
Spouse's first name(s) Jane Strang
Spouse's last name Fleming
Place Barony
County Lanarkshire
Country Scotland
Spouse's father's first name(s) Matthew
Spouse's father's last name Fleming
Record set Scotland Marriages 1561-1910
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