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NameDonald MacLean 
[19, Marriage on 20 March 1813 at St George, Bloomsbury, London], [4, 1851 ref: HO107, piece 1495, folio 364, p. 11], [4, HO107, piece 682, book 4, folio 19, p. 33]
[19, Marriage on 20 March 1813 at St George, Bloomsbury, London], [4, 1851 ref: HO107, piece 1495, folio 364, p. 11], [4, HO107, piece 682, book 4, folio 19, p. 33]Birth1778, Argyllshire, Scotland
Deathca 1853, prob Brunswick Square, London
GeneralGeneral Merchant.
Spouses
Marriage20 Mar 1813, St George, Bloomsbury parish church, Middlesex [19, Marriage on 20 March 1813 at St George, Bloomsbury, London]
ChildrenJohn George (1814-1879)
Margaret Ann (1815-1906)
Jean Sibella (1817-ca1897)
Donald James (1818-)
Anna Louisa (1819-1821)
William Henry (1821-1877)
Helen Matilda (1823-1824)
Anna (1825-1908)
Charles Edward (1826-1873)
Oscar (1828-ca1828)
Helen Louisa (ca1828-ca1828)
Catherine Octavia (1830-1892)
Notes for Donald MacLean
The only documentation obtained for him specifically is his will. I have not obtained any record for his birth or death as the will totally forges the link between his children, who I have documented fully, and himself. I have also obtained a copy of the marriage register. So is is fully documented as the legitimate father of his children, which is enough as my primary interest is to document links to all relatives.
Additionally I have been in touch with a family who are related to the Macleans and have produced interesting information of their origins on a small island off the coast of Scotland. We are both interested in the descendants of the marriage between this MacLean and this Brown.
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Additionally I have been in touch with a family who are related to the Macleans and have produced interesting information of their origins on a small island off the coast of Scotland. We are both interested in the descendants of the marriage between this MacLean and this Brown.
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Will notes for Donald MacLean
His probate:
Will of Donald Maclean of Brunswick Square London
Reference: PROB 11/2169/49
Description: Will of Donald Maclean of Brunswick Square London
Date: 04 March 1853
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
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In his will dated 8 October 1851 and proved on 4 March 1853, he
Left everything to his wife,
Appointer her and the following sons to be executors:
John George Maclean of Abchurch Lane in the City of London Merchant,
William Henry MacLean of Liverpool Merchant and
Charles Edward Maclean of London aforesaid Merchant.
In fact only John George Maclean took the oath to administer the will.
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Will of Donald Maclean of Brunswick Square London
Reference: PROB 11/2169/49
Description: Will of Donald Maclean of Brunswick Square London
Date: 04 March 1853
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
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In his will dated 8 October 1851 and proved on 4 March 1853, he
Left everything to his wife,
Appointer her and the following sons to be executors:
John George Maclean of Abchurch Lane in the City of London Merchant,
William Henry MacLean of Liverpool Merchant and
Charles Edward Maclean of London aforesaid Merchant.
In fact only John George Maclean took the oath to administer the will.
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Notes for Donald & Jean (Family)
Their marriage transcript by me from an image of the parish register:
“Marriages Solemnized in the Parish of St George Bloomsbury
“in the County of Middlesex in the year 1813.
“. . . .
“Donald MacLean of the Parish of St Pancras in the County of Middlesex, Bachelor
“and Jean Brown of this Parish spinster
“were married in this Church by Licence this twentieth Day of March
“in the Year One thousand eight hundred and thirteen
“By me Robert Mayne Offg. Minister
“The marriage was solemnised between us [signed]: D Maclean Jean Brown
“In the presence of [signed]: AnneSkinner [probably] George Brown”
George Brown is very probably her father.
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“Marriages Solemnized in the Parish of St George Bloomsbury
“in the County of Middlesex in the year 1813.
“. . . .
“Donald MacLean of the Parish of St Pancras in the County of Middlesex, Bachelor
“and Jean Brown of this Parish spinster
“were married in this Church by Licence this twentieth Day of March
“in the Year One thousand eight hundred and thirteen
“By me Robert Mayne Offg. Minister
“The marriage was solemnised between us [signed]: D Maclean Jean Brown
“In the presence of [signed]: AnneSkinner [probably] George Brown”
George Brown is very probably her father.
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