Glory is the reward of valour
Translated from the Gaelic, the clan war cry means 'fierce when roused'.
Glory is the reward of valour
Translated from the Gaelic, the clan war cry means 'fierce when roused'.
4. James2 Robertson (John1 Robinson) was born Clachaig, po Abernethy March 22, 1802. James died December 12, 1880 in Nethybridge, Grampian, at 78 years of age.
He married Elspet Grant in Cromdale, June 06, 1833. Elspet was born in Cromdale abt 1805. Elspet died June 4, 1878 in Nethybridge, Grampian, at 72 years of age. Her body was interred June 1878 in Nethybridge, Grampian. Elspet was alive 1833 in Dellifure Farm.
He was baptized Clachaig, po Abernethy, March 25, 1802. Religion: religion unknown.
James Robertson and Elspet Grant had the following children:
17 i. Rev John3
Robertson was born May 4, 1834. John died May 30, 1865 at 31 years of age.
He was christened May 10, 1834.
+ 18 ii. Alexander
Robertson was born November 7, 1835.
19 iii. Ann Robertson was born in Abernethy August 11,
1837. Ann was alive March 1851.
20 iv. Mary Ann Robertson was born in Abernethy June
20, 1839. Mary died March 28, 1846 in Nethybridge, at 6 years of age.
Resting Place of the early Robertsons
+ 21 v. James
Robertson was born November 3, 1841.
+ 22 vi. Elizabeth
(Elspet) Robertson was born August 30, 1845.
23 vii. Peter Robertson was born in p.o. Abernethy
March 6, 1850. Peter died July 4, 1867 in Nethybridge, Grampian, at 17
years of age. Peter was alive 1861 in Wester Lethendry.
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