Name |
George McDonald SILVER |
Birth |
6 Jul 1885 |
Backdam, Maryculter, Kincardine, Scotland, UK |
- 1885 SILVER, GEORGE MCDONALD (Statutory registers Births 264/ 14)
No 14, George McDonald Silver, 1885 July Sixth at 11am at Back-Dam, Maryculter, male. Parents: James Silver, crofter, and Ann Silver, M.S.Brown, who married 1872 December 13th at Aberdeen. Informant: James Silver, father.
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Gender |
Male |
Census |
1891 |
Backdams, Maryculter, Kincardineshire, Scotland, UK |
Census |
1901 |
Banchory Ternan, Kincardine, Scotland, UK |
- 1901 census for Banchory Ternan, Kincardine
*George SILVER, servant, single, aged 15, farm servant, worker, born Maryculter, Kincardine
*Servant in household of a Mr Douglas.
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Residence |
1902 |
Backdam, Maryculter, Kincardineshire, Scotland, UK |
_HEIG |
1902 |
5ft 8 and a quarter inches |
_WEIG |
1902 |
146 pounds |
_MILT |
Jan 1902 |
Signed on for six years with Gordon Highlanders |
Death |
30 Oct 1914 |
In action |
- Aberdeen Evening Express 02 June 1917, p.2:
SILVER.- In action, Lance-Corporal George M. Silver, Gordon Highlanders (previously reported wounded and missing now officially reported dead, on 30th October 1914), fourth son of James Silver, Nether Muriskie, Maryculter, aged 27* years.
*Should be 29 but in acceptable range and may even have been typo.
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Notes |
- When George signed up in Jan 1902, he gave his age as 17 years 11 months, but he would have been 15 years 11 months old most likely as he was aged 5 on 1891 census and 15 on 1901 census taken 31 Mar
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Person ID |
I7061 |
Warren Nunn's family tree |
Last Modified |
25 Mar 2018 |
Father |
James SILVER, b. 8 Jan 1843, Fetteresso, Kincardine, Scotland, UK d. 9 Dec 1930, James Mowat Nursing Home, Stonehaven, Fetteresso, Scotland, UK (Age 87 years) |
Mother |
Ann BROWN, b. Abt 1851, Aberdeen, Kincardineshire, Scotland, UK d. 25 May 1939, 1 Ardley Tce, Stonehaven, Scotland, UK (Age 88 years) |
Marriage |
13 Dec 1872 |
51 Hutcheon St, Aberdeen, Kincardineshire, Scotland, UK |
- 1872 marriages in the district of St Nicholas in the burgh of Aberdeen:
No 358, 1872 on the thirteenth day of December at 51 Hutcheon St, Aberdeen after banns according to the forms of the established church of Scotland
James Silver, farm servant, bachelor, aged 28, of Reinchell, parish of Fetteresso, son of Adam Silver farmer and Charlotte Silver M.S. Jamieson (deceased) and
Ann Brown, domestic servant, spinster, aged 21, of Craigwells, parish of Fetteresso, daughter of Alexander Brown, carter, deceased, and Ann Brown M.S. Donaldson.
Witnesses: George Malcolm, George Ross
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Family ID |
F2360 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |