Douglas births in Cockpen
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Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland
From the 12th to the 19th centuries the parish of Cockpen comprised
the same area as the Barony of Dalhousie (a corruption of Dalwolsie).
Alexander Douglas 02 Oct 1708 Cockpen Parish, Scotland - Parents William
Douglas and Janet Witherspoon
Anna
Douglas 02 Jan 1702 Cockpen Parish, Scotland - Parents William
Douglas and Janet Witherspoon
David Douglas 12 Mar
1704 Cockpen Parish, Scotland
Elizabeth Douglas 1711 - Parents William Douglas and
Grizell McKeand
George Douglas 02 May 1711 Cockpen
Parish, Scotland
Hellen Douglas 28 Nov 1984 - Parents William Douglas and
Beatrix Murray
James Douglas 16 Jan 1697 Cockpen Parish,
Midlothian, Scotland - Parents William Douglas and Janet
Witherspoon
Janet Douglas b Cockpen Marriage: Robert
Cochrane, b Newbattle married 24 October 1707
Janet Douglas 15
Dec 1700 Cockpen Parish, Midlothian, Scotland (Janet baptised 1699
same, or elder sister who died young?) - Parents William Douglas
and Janet Witherspoon
James Douglas 1708 - Parents William Douglas and Grizell
McKeand
Janet Douglas 05
Jun 1724 Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland
John Douglas 1699 - Parents William Douglas and Grizell
McKeand
John Douglas 13 May 1723
Cockpen, M Loth, Scotland
John Douglas b 15 Nov 1761, Cockpen,
Midlothian, Scotland. m Marian Henderson
Margaret Douglas 1702 - Parents William Douglas and
Grizell McKeand
Margaret Douglas b 1790
Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland. Parents: George Douglas b 1713,
Christian Watson b 1717.
Peter Douglas 05 Oct 1713 Cockpen
Parish, Scotland
Robert Douglas 30 Aug 1696 - Parents William Douglas and Beatrix
Murray
William Douglas (b 1649, Cockpen), son of James
Douglas and Agnes Rome (who married 1637), married Isabel Elizabeth
Kennedy
William Douglas (born 1668 Cockpen, 14 Oct 1745-
Penninghame, Wigtownshire) son of William, b 1668, who married 1693
Grishild McKeand. Note: This cannot be correct
William Douglas 28 Aug 1706 Cockpen Parish,
Scotland - Parents William Douglas and Janet Witherspoon
William Douglas 1711 - Parents William Douglas and Grizell
McKeand
William Douglas 17 Jan 1722 Cockpen, M Loth, Scotland
William Douglas 14 Apr 1737 Cockpen, Bolton New Marns, Midlothian,
Scotland(1)
William Douglas, Merchant of
Leith, Born 30 May 1759 - Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland,
Baptized 10 June 1759 - Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland; Deceased 11
July 1814 - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland , age at death: 55 years
old; Buried - Canongate church yard, Edinburgh, Scotland; Parents:
William Douglas 1737- and Mary Kerr, 1733-
OPR for Cockpen, Ref 676/1: 1775. Ann lawful Daughter to John
Reid and Jean Douglas his spouse was born at
Dalhousie the 13th
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| 1679 |
Janet Doudglas |
John Dawnie |
| 1664 |
Grisseill Douglas |
William Diddop |
| 1692 |
James Douglas |
Mary Kerr |
| 1687 |
Alexander Douglas |
Agnes Blaikie |
| 1674 |
John Douglass |
Isobell Hardie |
| 1692 |
John Duglasse |
Janet Miller |
Notes:
1. Researchers are advised to also look at the Douglas/McKeand
family in the genealogy
section
2. Could this be Polton Mains?
1854
map
See also:
• Douglas births
in Newbattle
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