Hugh Sutherland1

ID#24657, (9 Jun 1888 - 23 Jun 1969)
Hugh Sutherland|b. 9 Jun 1888\nd. 23 Jun 1969|p24657.htm|John Sutherland|b. 21 Jul 1859\nd. 13 Feb 1937||Jane McKenzie|b. 24 Jul 1857\nd. 31 Oct 1947|p24645.htm|James Sutherland|b. cir. 1801\nd. 10 Sep 1861||Elizabeth Bain|b. 17 Feb 1820\nd. 22 Jul 1899||James McKenzie|b. 2 Jun 1826\nd. 20 Oct 1906||Janet Bain|b. 14 Jun 1822\nd. 2 Dec 1904||
  • Father: John Sutherland1 b. 21 Jul 1859, d. 13 Feb 1937
  • Mother: Jane McKenzie1 b. 24 Jul 1857, d. 31 Oct 1947
  • Relationship: 2nd cousin 3 times removed of Lorna Henderson.
  • Birth*: Hugh Sutherland was born on 9 Jun 1888 at Leon, Ollaberry, Northmavine, SHI, SCT, "Ollaberry" from Janice H.1,2
  • Marriage: He was a witness to the marriage of his brother Malcolm Smith to Barbara Thom Sutherland on 5 Jun 1913 Tow, Cunningsburgh, SHI, SCT.3,4
  • Death: Hugh Sutherland was the informant for the death of his father John Sutherland on 13 Feb 1937 at Broadlean, Barroch, Par. of Dunnet, CAI, SCT.5,6,7,1,8,9,10
  • LetterFull: Hugh Sutherland was referred to in the letter Jamie Sutherland sent to Sandie Sutherland on 9 Nov 1947 from Mertoun Schoolhouse, St Boswells, ROX, SCT.11
  • LetterFull: Hugh Sutherland was mentioned in the letter Barbara Thom Smith sent to Jessie Sutherland on 15 Jun 1956 from Brind, Cunningsburgh, SHI, SCT.12
  • Death*: Hugh Sutherland died on 23 Jun 1969 in the Town & County Hosp, Wick, CAI, SCT, at age 81; witness at sister's wedding Jun 1913, shepherd in Charleston, survived the war, inf. for father's dth in 1937
    Dist 39 1969 entry #4 Regsitered in Dist of Mey, CAI, Hugh SUTHERLAND, shepherd, retired, single, born 9 Jun 1888 aged 81
    Died jun 23rd 7am Town and County Hosp, Wick, usual residence Hilltop Barrock, Dunnet, s/o John Sutherland, shepherd, and Jane m.s. McKENZIE, both dec. Of myocardial degeneration, inf John SUTHERLAND, brother, reg 23rd Jun.1,13,4,9,10
  • Last Edited: 21 Jan 2010

Citations:

  1. Tony GOTT, "EM BAIN/SUTHERLAND CAI & SHI ex GOTT," e-mail to L McIntosh, Apr 2001.
  2. Janice HALCROW, "EM SUTHERLAND, John, SHI ex Janice H," e-mail to L McIntosh (1), Apr 2002 ex Northmavine birth records.
  3. Janice HALCROW, "EM SUTHERLAND, John, SHI ex Janice H," e-mail to L McIntosh (1), Apr 2002 ex Cunningsburgh Burial records and Janice's mother-in-law.
  4. Janice HALCROW, "EM SUTHERLAND, John, SHI ex Janice H," e-mail to L McIntosh (1), Mar. cert. Malcolm SMITH & Barbara T SUTHERLAND Jun 2002 ex Sandwick registrar.
  5. Census, 1881 UK census CD-ROM, FHL Film 0203394 GRO Ref Volume 008 EnumDist 5 Page 1.
  6. Janice HALCROW, "EM SUTHERLAND, John, SHI ex Janice H," e-mail to L McIntosh (1), Apr 2002 ex Ruby HALCROW.
  7. Janice HALCROW, "EM SUTHERLAND, John, SHI ex Janice H," e-mail to L McIntosh (1), Apr 2002 ex 1901 Cunningsburgh Census.
  8. Births, marriages, deaths, http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/index.php, SUTHERLAND Shetland, death index 1901 to 1926 searched Apr 2002.
  9. Letter, Robert B to Lorna Henderson, From interview with Donald YOUNG, desc. of James and Janet (BAIN) McKENZIE, Jul 2004.
  10. GRO, SCT, BDM searches at GRO SCT: Dth 1937 John SUTHERLAND, transcr. by Robert McC rcvd Apr 2005.
  11. Edith S., "EM SUTHERLAND/McKENZIE ex Edith S," e-mail to Lorna Henderson, 9 Nov 1947 Letters (2) from Jamie(SUTHERLAND, Mertoun Schoolhouse, St Boswells, Roxburghshire) to Sandy (SUTHERLAND, 361 Coventry St, S Melbourne, VIC), original rcvd Jan 2010.
  12. Edith S., "EM SUTHERLAND/McKENZIE ex Edith S," e-mail to Lorna Henderson, 15 Jun 1956 Letter from B SMITH (Brind, Cunningsburgh, SHI) to Jessie SUTHERLAND (Sth Melbourne, VIC), orignal rcvd Jan 2010.
  13. GRO, SCT, BDM searches at GRO SCT: Dth cert 1969 Hugh SUTHERLAND (Mey, CAI Dist 39 #4), extracted NRH Jul 2006.

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