Death of Janet Cameron at Invermorifton aged eight
From the North we hear Janet Cameron daughter of Bochiell and Relie of Folin Grant of Glenmorifton died on the 6th part in Invermorifton aged eight. She left ten Bons and five Daughters. About 200 descendants attended her funeral with grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren carrying the corpse to the churchyard.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Invermorifton
Janet Cameron
Bochiell
Folin Grant
Glenmorifton
Elys
Marriage at Stratherton and a local faithless tale of honesty
March 10 report from fewcafile records the marriage of Dr William Scott, a Kirkwhelpington physician, to Patty Fenwick daughter of the late Mr Fenwick. A separate Sunderland Road incident describes a gentleman losing a purse of fifty five guineas but being pursued by a rider who retrieved the money and received a gratuity. The Wherry disaster near Southampton on the 24th caused multiple drownings including Andrew Johnson and John King among others. rescuers saved one servant but could not recover several named locals.
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Artouch
Oroonoko
Steady
Skim
Jam Court
Ater Chertsey
Weybridge
Surrey
Highlander
Earl of Portmore
Victorious
Parcner
Maye
Aeafter Turk
Terror
Changer
Mr. Leed
Vict'orious
Ruffler
Dick Burton
Brimmer
Utton Barb
Partner
Lord Portmore
Grifewood
Burford
Newmarket
Ipswich
Nottingham
Guilford
York
Lincoln
Neiwmarset
England
Fewcafile
Stratherton
William Scott
Patty Fenwick
Fenwick
Kirkwhelpington
Park-house
Sunderland Road
Southampton
March
Heath
Andrew Johnson
John King
Mr. Noyce
Cooper
Hutchens
John Callin
John Wyatt
Thomas Christopher and Son
George Lawson
Lejune
Mary Buckley
Wyatt
PORT NEWS: Fleet Movements and Arrivals at Deal
Deal reports on March 12 13 arrivals and sailings from Philadelphia and Bristol with several ships remaining in the Downs. Ships named include the Myrtilla Bolitho and the Adriatick Zarabochia bound for Falmouth and Bristol, while Edgar Nettleton Chipinnam Spain and coasters departed for Philadelphia. Outward-bound Wind W and privateer Fly remain with HMS Antelope Dover.
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Port News
Deal
Bolitho
Philadelphia
Zarabochia
Falmouth
London
Richards
Bristol
Wander W. Deal
Post
His
Edgar
Nettleton
Read
Chipinnam
Spain
His Majesty
Antelope
Dover
Fly
Wind W
Storms, wrecks, and maritime losses plague English harbors
Reports from Plymouth and Falmouth describe violent gales driving ships from moorings, with the Duke of Marlborough and other vessels damaged or ashore. A Swedish brig loaded with brandy foundered on a Scilly bank. The Parliament record notes multiple clerical appointments while Captain Joseph Halsey is executed for murder at Execution Dock after a volatile trial and crowd scenes.
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Plymouth
St. Helen’s
S Holmes
New York
N. E
S. W
Lee
Lye
England
N. W
Hamoaze
Falmouth
Dillion
Jamaica
John Nachell
Genoa
London
Scilly
John Tatten
Dunwich
Devon
Exeter
James Groves
Helmsley
Nottingham
York
George Cardale
Rothly
Leicester
Liocese
Lincoln
Alexander Cornwall
Amanuel College
Cambridge
John Bishop
Oxford
Yeliaem
Yelduam
Edies
Hedingham Sible
Jara
Direeis
Lord Ward
John Clayton
Salford
Ianchester
Rosbery
Norris
Gasthorpe
Suffolk
St. Ann’s
Soho
Carrett
Lisp
Boston
New England
Baily
Shin
Halsey
Gallop
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Newmarket _Heath
Eaeekes
Ponda
Deard
Jocky Club
Mr. Griffith
Epsom
Mr. Panton
Grab
Mr. Cook
Call
Turk
Chanter
Yes
Thrift’s
Croydon
N.B
James Bradley
Firth
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
Red Cap
Thomas Thwaits
Duke of Devonshire
Rep Cap
Lath
Godolphin
Childers
Fleee
Duke of Bolton
Merry-Andrew
Miss Bevoir
Duke of Rutland
Grey Grantham
Brownlow Turk
Pigot Turk
Betty Percival
Leeds
Feather
Northampton
Ludlow
Salop
Christopher Kelly
Royal College of Physicians
Broad Pavement
St.Martin’s Lane
Ratssow
Cornhill
Hunts
Lagham
Archiball Wynne
Lawrence Potinteys Lane
Great Britain
Richard Clough
Thomas Clough
Caleb Clough
Sarah Ratcliff
Manchester
County of
Lancaster
Richard Taylor
John Berry
N. B
Pos Flague
Samuel Smith
Joseph Hague
Marquis of Granby
Lord Downe
Cafar
Venables
Cork
Gs Pdr
Bath
Andigra
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