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Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameRev John Erskine (Campbell) Colquhoun 
[4, 1851 ref: 685/1 133/ 4 [Scotland]], [4, 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1772, folio 19, p. 3], [4, 1881 ref: RG11, piece 909, folio 106, p. 6], [4, 1901 ref: RG13, piece 748, folio 167, p. 16]
[4, 1851 ref: 685/1 133/ 4 [Scotland]], [4, 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1772, folio 19, p. 3], [4, 1881 ref: RG11, piece 909, folio 106, p. 6], [4, 1901 ref: RG13, piece 748, folio 167, p. 16]Birth1831, East Killermint, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Death29 Jan 1917, Eastbourne district, Sussex
General2nd s. and heir to his brother Archibald. Clergyman. DL. JP.
FatherJohn Campbell Colquhoun (1803-1870)
MotherHenrietta Maria Powys (ca1799-1870)
Spouses
Marriageca Feb 1864, Ware district, Herts [3, Marriage, Q1 of 1864, Ware district, vol 3A, p. 175]
ChildrenAgnes Henrietta (ca1865-1943)
William Erskine (ca1866-ca1922)
Alice Emily (ca1867-1932)
Laurence Archibald (ca1869-ca1870)
Rose Eleanor (ca1871-1937)
Lilian Powys (ca1872-)
Archibald John (ca1875-)
Eveline Janet (ca1876-)
Violet Mary (ca1879-)
Helen Marjory (ca1889-ca1903)
Notes for Rev John Erskine (Campbell) Colquhoun
No evidence found for his baptism. But it must have happened at some stage for him to have become a clergyman.
This leaves us with the issue of identifying him as the son of his parents.
The documentary evidence is:
(a) His presence in their parents house in the 1841 census,
(b) that he was named as the brother and executor of the elder son, Archibald Campbell Colquhoun in the probate for the latter in 1872,
(c) that he was buried beside his parents and acknowledged on an inscription for him and his wife on his parents’ gravestone after his death in 1917.
(d) One of his children was given the second forename of Powys, in memory of his mother.
This evidence is irrefutable in my view.
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Burke’s LG of 1914 reports: “The Rev. John Erskine Campbell-Colquhoun, of Killermont and Garscarden, Dumbartonshire, Lord of the barony of Killermont, co. Dumbarton, M.A. Trin. Coll. Oxon, formerly Vicar of Southwold, Suffolk, D.L. co. Dumbarton, Lanark, Perth, and Kent, b. 17 June, 1831; m. 9 Feb. 1864, Emily Agnes, dau. of the late Rev. David Barclay Bevan, of Amwellbury, Herts, and has issue,
1. William Erskine, b. 2 June, 1866.
2. Laurence Archibald, b. 18 April, 1869; d. 6 Jan 1870,
3. Archibald John (Club—Western, Glasgow), b. 7 March 1874; m. 17 June 1907, Annabella, eldest dau. of Benjamin Ross, of Riverside, Poolewe, co. Ross, and has issue,
1. Christian Anna Lily, b. 12 April, 1908.
2. Mhora Agnes, b. 29 Dec. 1910.
3. Helen Mairi, b. 14 March, 1913.
1. Agnes Henrietta, m. Rev S. Pelly
2. Alice Emily, m. 1892, Capt L.A. Bosanquet, of Cleddon Hall, and has issue (see that family).
3. Rose Eleanor.
4. Lilian Powys, m. 18 Feb. 1899, Henry Theodore Augustus Bosaquet, 2nd son of Theodore Bosanquet, of Westdown, Devon (see Bosanquet of Cleddon)
5. Eveline Janet, m. 19 July 1911, Nicholas Conynghame Symonds Boaanquet, youngest son of Theodore Bosanquet, J.P., of the Bombay C.S. (see Bosanquet of Cleddon)
6. Violet Mary.
7. Helen Margery.”
The challenge now is to find the evidence to prove, amend if needed and extend if feasible what Burke asserts above.
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In 1841 he was with his parents and brother Archibald at Heath, Putney, Wandsworth, London, aged 10 and reported to have been born in Scotland.
In 1851 he was a law student at Edinburgh boarding with the Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, aged 19 and born in 1832 in East Killermint, Dunbartonshire, [ Scotland ].
In 1861 he was not found.
In 1871 he and his wife Emily and four children were at Southwold with a mere six live-in servants:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 39 1832 Vicar of Southwold Dunbartons, Scotland
Emily Agnes Campbell Colquhoun Wife M F 31 1840 - Casterton, Westmorland
Agnes Henrietta Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 6 1865 Scholar London
William Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Son - M 4 1867 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Alice Emily Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 3 1868 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 0 1871 (12 weeks) Southwold, Suffolk
Jane Susan Eldridge Serv U F 30 1841 Nurse Hastings, Sussex
Hannah Piggins Serv U F 27 1844 Cook West Newton, Norfolk
Ellen Peck Serv U F 23 1848 Laundress Thelford, Norfolk
Ellen Phillis Farrit Serv U F 21 1850 House & Parlour Maid Hertford heath, Hertfords
Clara Moore Serv U F 14 1857 Nursery maid Simpsfield, Surrey
Thomas Hunt Serv U M 14 1857 Page Southborough, Kent
Ref:
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1772
Folio 19
Page 3
Combined: 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1772, folio 19, p. 3
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In 1881 he, his wife, all his daughters and 14 live-in servants were at Chartwell, Westerham, Sevenoaks. But FindMyPast have not bothered to make a transcription so I am providing an abstract only for the family members:
Forename Surname Role State Sex Age Birth yr Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 49 1831 JP for Kent. Clergyman w/o cure of souls
Dumbartons, Scotland
Emily Agnes do do Wife M F 41 1840 - Westmorland, Casterton
Agnes harriet do do Daur U F 16 1865 - Middlest, Westminster
Alice Emily do do Daur - F 13 1868 - Kent, Westerham
Rose Eleanor do do Daur - F 10 1871 - Suffolk, Southwold
Lilian Powys do do Daur - F 8 1873 - Kent, Westerham
Archibald John do do Son - M 7 1874 - Kent, Westerham
Evelyn Janet do do Daur - F 4 1877 - Kent, Westerham
Violet Fanny do do Daur - F 1 1880 - Kent, Westerham
Agnes Carus Wilson Bevan SinL U F 25 1856 - Northants, Burton Latonice
1881 ref: RG11, piece 909, folio 106, p. 6
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In 1901 most of the children had flown the nest apart from the second eldest and the very youngest, all at Chartwell still and with 2 visitors and only 12 servants this time. Again FindMyPast have foreshortened the transcription and left off all the servants:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 69 1832 Clergyman of CoE Scotland
Emily Agnes Colquhoun Wife M F 61 1840 - Lasterton, Westmorland
Rose Eleanor Colquhoun Daur S F 30 1871 - Southwold, Suffolk
Helen Marjory Campbell Colquhoun Daur S F 12 1889 - Crockham Hill, Kent
Florence Lilias Brown Vstr S F 11 1890 - Oxted, Surrey
Clara Colwill Vstr S F 28 1873 Trained nurse Polperrow, Cornwall
Ref:
Archive reference RG13
Piece number 748
Folio 167
Page 16
Combined: 1901 ref: RG13, piece 748, folio 167, p. 16
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So far I cannot find the 1911 census which means that Emily Agnes’ information on births and survivors of her children is not available.
But it was found and with the name of Colguhoun, a ‘g’ in pace of the ‘q’. I’ve told FindMyPast.
Emily, and John, said they had been married for 47 years and had ten children of whom two had died and 8 then survived.
The family, only, were:
First name(s) Last name Role Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 79 1832 Gentleman JP DL New Kilpatrick Dumbartpms
Emily Agnes Campbell Colguhoun Wife M F 71 1840 Wife Casterton KirkbyLonsdale Westmorland
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colguhoun Daur S F 40 1871 Daughter Southwold Suffolk
Violet Mary Campbell Colguhoun Daur S F 31 1880 Daughter Crockham Hill Kent
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The children from public records:
The children from the GRO online indices, including the one who was not alive for any census:
Name: Mother's Maiden Surname:
COLQUHOUN, AGNES HENRIETTA BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1865 S Quarter in SAINT GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE Volume 01A Page 276
COLQUHOUN, WILLIAM ERSKINE BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1866 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 457
COLQUHOUN, ALICE EMILY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1867 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 489
COLQUHOUN, LAURENCE ARCHIBALD BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1869 J Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 487
CALGAHOUN, ROSE ELEANOR BEVAN [sic for Colquhoun]
GRO Reference: 1871 M Quarter in BLYTHING Volume 04A Page 728
COLQUHOUN, LILIAN POWYS BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1872 D Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 531
CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD JOHN BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1875 M Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 548
COLQUHOUN, EVELINE JANET BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1876 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 574
COLQUHOUN, VIOLET MARY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1879 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 600
COLQUHOUN, HELEN MARJORY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1889 J Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 645
The two who died before 1911 were:
Name: Age at Death (in years):
COLQUHOUN, LAURENCE ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL 0
GRO Reference: 1870 M Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 366
COLQUHOUN, HELEN MARJORY CAMPBELL 14
GRO Reference: 1903 J Quarter in HASTINGS Volume 02B Page 23
The nine who were alive to be in at least one census:
Forenames Surname Rel St Sx Age Birth Occupation Birth place
Agnes Henrietta Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 6 1865 Scholar London
William Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Son - M 4 1867 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Alice Emily Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 3 1868 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 0 1871 (12 weeks) Southwold, Suffolk
Lilian Powys do do Daur - F 8 1873 - Kent, Westerham
Archibald John do do Son - M 7 1874 - Kent, Westerham
Evelyn Janet do do Daur - F 4 1877 - Kent, Westerham
Violet Mary do do Daur - F 1 1880 - Kent, Westerham
Helen Marjory Campbell Colquhoun Daur S F 12 1889 - Crockham Hill, Kent
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His death index:
Name: Age at Death (in years):
CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN, JOHN ERSKINE 85
GRO Reference: 1917 M Quarter in EASTBOURNE Volume 02B Page 128
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This leaves us with the issue of identifying him as the son of his parents.
The documentary evidence is:
(a) His presence in their parents house in the 1841 census,
(b) that he was named as the brother and executor of the elder son, Archibald Campbell Colquhoun in the probate for the latter in 1872,
(c) that he was buried beside his parents and acknowledged on an inscription for him and his wife on his parents’ gravestone after his death in 1917.
(d) One of his children was given the second forename of Powys, in memory of his mother.
This evidence is irrefutable in my view.
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Burke’s LG of 1914 reports: “The Rev. John Erskine Campbell-Colquhoun, of Killermont and Garscarden, Dumbartonshire, Lord of the barony of Killermont, co. Dumbarton, M.A. Trin. Coll. Oxon, formerly Vicar of Southwold, Suffolk, D.L. co. Dumbarton, Lanark, Perth, and Kent, b. 17 June, 1831; m. 9 Feb. 1864, Emily Agnes, dau. of the late Rev. David Barclay Bevan, of Amwellbury, Herts, and has issue,
1. William Erskine, b. 2 June, 1866.
2. Laurence Archibald, b. 18 April, 1869; d. 6 Jan 1870,
3. Archibald John (Club—Western, Glasgow), b. 7 March 1874; m. 17 June 1907, Annabella, eldest dau. of Benjamin Ross, of Riverside, Poolewe, co. Ross, and has issue,
1. Christian Anna Lily, b. 12 April, 1908.
2. Mhora Agnes, b. 29 Dec. 1910.
3. Helen Mairi, b. 14 March, 1913.
1. Agnes Henrietta, m. Rev S. Pelly
2. Alice Emily, m. 1892, Capt L.A. Bosanquet, of Cleddon Hall, and has issue (see that family).
3. Rose Eleanor.
4. Lilian Powys, m. 18 Feb. 1899, Henry Theodore Augustus Bosaquet, 2nd son of Theodore Bosanquet, of Westdown, Devon (see Bosanquet of Cleddon)
5. Eveline Janet, m. 19 July 1911, Nicholas Conynghame Symonds Boaanquet, youngest son of Theodore Bosanquet, J.P., of the Bombay C.S. (see Bosanquet of Cleddon)
6. Violet Mary.
7. Helen Margery.”
The challenge now is to find the evidence to prove, amend if needed and extend if feasible what Burke asserts above.
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In 1841 he was with his parents and brother Archibald at Heath, Putney, Wandsworth, London, aged 10 and reported to have been born in Scotland.
In 1851 he was a law student at Edinburgh boarding with the Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, aged 19 and born in 1832 in East Killermint, Dunbartonshire, [ Scotland ].
In 1861 he was not found.
In 1871 he and his wife Emily and four children were at Southwold with a mere six live-in servants:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 39 1832 Vicar of Southwold Dunbartons, Scotland
Emily Agnes Campbell Colquhoun Wife M F 31 1840 - Casterton, Westmorland
Agnes Henrietta Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 6 1865 Scholar London
William Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Son - M 4 1867 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Alice Emily Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 3 1868 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 0 1871 (12 weeks) Southwold, Suffolk
Jane Susan Eldridge Serv U F 30 1841 Nurse Hastings, Sussex
Hannah Piggins Serv U F 27 1844 Cook West Newton, Norfolk
Ellen Peck Serv U F 23 1848 Laundress Thelford, Norfolk
Ellen Phillis Farrit Serv U F 21 1850 House & Parlour Maid Hertford heath, Hertfords
Clara Moore Serv U F 14 1857 Nursery maid Simpsfield, Surrey
Thomas Hunt Serv U M 14 1857 Page Southborough, Kent
Ref:
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1772
Folio 19
Page 3
Combined: 1871 ref: RG10, piece 1772, folio 19, p. 3
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In 1881 he, his wife, all his daughters and 14 live-in servants were at Chartwell, Westerham, Sevenoaks. But FindMyPast have not bothered to make a transcription so I am providing an abstract only for the family members:
Forename Surname Role State Sex Age Birth yr Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 49 1831 JP for Kent. Clergyman w/o cure of souls
Dumbartons, Scotland
Emily Agnes do do Wife M F 41 1840 - Westmorland, Casterton
Agnes harriet do do Daur U F 16 1865 - Middlest, Westminster
Alice Emily do do Daur - F 13 1868 - Kent, Westerham
Rose Eleanor do do Daur - F 10 1871 - Suffolk, Southwold
Lilian Powys do do Daur - F 8 1873 - Kent, Westerham
Archibald John do do Son - M 7 1874 - Kent, Westerham
Evelyn Janet do do Daur - F 4 1877 - Kent, Westerham
Violet Fanny do do Daur - F 1 1880 - Kent, Westerham
Agnes Carus Wilson Bevan SinL U F 25 1856 - Northants, Burton Latonice
1881 ref: RG11, piece 909, folio 106, p. 6
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In 1901 most of the children had flown the nest apart from the second eldest and the very youngest, all at Chartwell still and with 2 visitors and only 12 servants this time. Again FindMyPast have foreshortened the transcription and left off all the servants:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 69 1832 Clergyman of CoE Scotland
Emily Agnes Colquhoun Wife M F 61 1840 - Lasterton, Westmorland
Rose Eleanor Colquhoun Daur S F 30 1871 - Southwold, Suffolk
Helen Marjory Campbell Colquhoun Daur S F 12 1889 - Crockham Hill, Kent
Florence Lilias Brown Vstr S F 11 1890 - Oxted, Surrey
Clara Colwill Vstr S F 28 1873 Trained nurse Polperrow, Cornwall
Ref:
Archive reference RG13
Piece number 748
Folio 167
Page 16
Combined: 1901 ref: RG13, piece 748, folio 167, p. 16
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So far I cannot find the 1911 census which means that Emily Agnes’ information on births and survivors of her children is not available.
But it was found and with the name of Colguhoun, a ‘g’ in pace of the ‘q’. I’ve told FindMyPast.
Emily, and John, said they had been married for 47 years and had ten children of whom two had died and 8 then survived.
The family, only, were:
First name(s) Last name Role Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Head M M 79 1832 Gentleman JP DL New Kilpatrick Dumbartpms
Emily Agnes Campbell Colguhoun Wife M F 71 1840 Wife Casterton KirkbyLonsdale Westmorland
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colguhoun Daur S F 40 1871 Daughter Southwold Suffolk
Violet Mary Campbell Colguhoun Daur S F 31 1880 Daughter Crockham Hill Kent
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The children from public records:
The children from the GRO online indices, including the one who was not alive for any census:
Name: Mother's Maiden Surname:
COLQUHOUN, AGNES HENRIETTA BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1865 S Quarter in SAINT GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE Volume 01A Page 276
COLQUHOUN, WILLIAM ERSKINE BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1866 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 457
COLQUHOUN, ALICE EMILY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1867 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 489
COLQUHOUN, LAURENCE ARCHIBALD BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1869 J Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 487
CALGAHOUN, ROSE ELEANOR BEVAN [sic for Colquhoun]
GRO Reference: 1871 M Quarter in BLYTHING Volume 04A Page 728
COLQUHOUN, LILIAN POWYS BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1872 D Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 531
CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD JOHN BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1875 M Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 548
COLQUHOUN, EVELINE JANET BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1876 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 574
COLQUHOUN, VIOLET MARY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1879 S Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 600
COLQUHOUN, HELEN MARJORY BEVAN
GRO Reference: 1889 J Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 645
The two who died before 1911 were:
Name: Age at Death (in years):
COLQUHOUN, LAURENCE ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL 0
GRO Reference: 1870 M Quarter in SEVENOAKS Volume 02A Page 366
COLQUHOUN, HELEN MARJORY CAMPBELL 14
GRO Reference: 1903 J Quarter in HASTINGS Volume 02B Page 23
The nine who were alive to be in at least one census:
Forenames Surname Rel St Sx Age Birth Occupation Birth place
Agnes Henrietta Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 6 1865 Scholar London
William Erskine Campbell Colquhoun Son - M 4 1867 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Alice Emily Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 3 1868 Scholar Crockham, Kent
Rose Eleanor Campbell Colquhoun Daur - F 0 1871 (12 weeks) Southwold, Suffolk
Lilian Powys do do Daur - F 8 1873 - Kent, Westerham
Archibald John do do Son - M 7 1874 - Kent, Westerham
Evelyn Janet do do Daur - F 4 1877 - Kent, Westerham
Violet Mary do do Daur - F 1 1880 - Kent, Westerham
Helen Marjory Campbell Colquhoun Daur S F 12 1889 - Crockham Hill, Kent
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His death index:
Name: Age at Death (in years):
CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN, JOHN ERSKINE 85
GRO Reference: 1917 M Quarter in EASTBOURNE Volume 02B Page 128
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Will notes for Rev John Erskine (Campbell) Colquhoun
His probate index:
CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN the reverend John Erskine of Killermont and Garscadden Scotland clerk died 29 January 1917 at Eastbourne Confirmation of mrs Agnes Henrietta Campbell-Colquhoun or Pelly Archibald John Campbell-Colquhoun captain 8th (service) battalion Queens Own Cameron Highlanders and sir Francis Douglad Blake baronet.
Sealed London 4 August.
I think this indicates his will was presented in Scotland.
(His wife’s entry is on the same page of the index.)
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CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN the reverend John Erskine of Killermont and Garscadden Scotland clerk died 29 January 1917 at Eastbourne Confirmation of mrs Agnes Henrietta Campbell-Colquhoun or Pelly Archibald John Campbell-Colquhoun captain 8th (service) battalion Queens Own Cameron Highlanders and sir Francis Douglad Blake baronet.
Sealed London 4 August.
I think this indicates his will was presented in Scotland.
(His wife’s entry is on the same page of the index.)
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Armorial Blazon notes for Rev John Erskine (Campbell) Colquhoun
Two blazons matriculated in 1901, so it must have been by this John Erskine:
5113. Arg. on a saltire engrailed sa. a buckle or (1st and 4th quarters). CAMPCELL COLQUHOUN of KILLERMONT (1901)
3104. Gyronny of eight sa. and or charged in the centre with a crescent counter-charged for difference within a bordure vair (2nd and 3rd quarters). CAMPCELL COLQUHOUN of KILLERMONT (1901)
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5113. Arg. on a saltire engrailed sa. a buckle or (1st and 4th quarters). CAMPCELL COLQUHOUN of KILLERMONT (1901)
3104. Gyronny of eight sa. and or charged in the centre with a crescent counter-charged for difference within a bordure vair (2nd and 3rd quarters). CAMPCELL COLQUHOUN of KILLERMONT (1901)
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Blazon source notes for Rev John Erskine (Campbell) Colquhoun
Sir James Balfour Paul: “An Ordinary of Arms” 2nd edition, pp 209 for arms no 3104 and 345 for arms no 5113.
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Notes for John Erskine (Campbell) & Emily Agnes (Family)
Their marriage index:
First name(s) John Erskine Campbell
Last name Colquhoun
Marriage quarter 1
Marriage year 1864
Marriage Finder John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun married one of these people
Emily Agnes Bevan, Eliza Reeves
District Ware
County Hertfordshire
Country England
Volume 3A
Page number 175
Record set England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005
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Marriage, Q1 of 1864, Ware district, vol 3A, p. 175
First name(s) John Erskine Campbell
Last name Colquhoun
Marriage quarter 1
Marriage year 1864
Marriage Finder John Erskine Campbell Colquhoun married one of these people
Emily Agnes Bevan, Eliza Reeves
District Ware
County Hertfordshire
Country England
Volume 3A
Page number 175
Record set England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005
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Marriage, Q1 of 1864, Ware district, vol 3A, p. 175