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Margaret Mabon¹

(15 January 1771 - 1812)

Father

John Maibon² (say 1745 - )

Mother

Betty Maibon² (say 1750 - )

BMDB data

Margaret Mabon was born on 15 Jan 1771 Bowden, ROX, SCT

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Margaret Mabon married James Richardson say 1795 ?Morebattle, ROX, SCT.³
Margaret Mabon died in 1812 Morebattle, ROX, SCT

; in childbed (dtr Margaret.)⁴

Family Baptism group record:
"John Maibon in Midlem and Betty Maibon his wife, had the following children Born and Baptized by the Revd Mr. Andw Arnot Minr of the associate Congregation at Midlem, viz.
Margaret, Born 15th Janry and Baptized the 21st Do 1771
Thomas Born 22nd Augt and Baptized the 30th Do 1777
James Born 27th Febry and Baptized the 5th March 1779
John Born 19th Augt and Baptized the 26th Do 1782."⁵

Names

Margaret Mabon was also known as Margaret Mayben.³

Family

James Richardson (say 1770 - aft. 1812)

Children

William Richardson+⁶ (Feb 1796 - bet. Mar 1878 - Jun 1878)
John Richardson⁷ (Jul 1797 - cir. 1867)
Elizabeth Maben Richardson⁸ (Apr 1800 - Mar 1879)
James Richardson+⁹ (Dec 1802 - Aug 1879)
Thomas Richardson³ (Oct 1805 - May 1880)
George Richardson¹⁰ (Nov 1807 - Nov 1884)
Henry Richardson¹¹ (Jan 1810 - )
Margaret Richardson⁴ (Aug 1812 - )

Charts

Timeline for the Morebattle RICHARDSONs
James & Margaret (MABON) RICHARDSON of Morebattle

Last Edited

8 Jun 2022

Citations

Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 22 Oct 1805 Thomas s/o Thomas RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
FamilySearch Labs Record Search (LDS) online at http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/, Birth 15th Bap. 27th Jan 1771 Margaret d/o John MAIBON & Betty MAIBON, Bowden, ROX, from Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 batch C11783-2 film 1067932, extracted Aug 2012.
Morebattle, ROX: Gateshaw Associate Session & Free Church Records: Item 4 (Gateshaw 1775-1907) & 8 (Free Church 1847-52), Bap. 12? Dec 1805 Thomas s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MAYBEN, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Morebattle, ROX: Gateshaw Associate Session & Free Church Records: Item 4 (Gateshaw 1775-1907) & 8 (Free Church 1847-52), Bap. 4 Oct 1812 Margaret d/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABEN, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Scottish BMDB entries (to 1854), http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/index.php, Baptisms 1771 - 1782 to John MAIBON in Midlem, & Betty MAIBON "his spouse", Par. of Bowden, Roxburghshire 783/ 10 241, from Ancestry tree of ROxburgh, copy d/loaded Oct 2021.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 28 Feb 1796 William s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 29 Jul 1797 John s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 1 Apr 1800 Elizabeth d/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 22 Dec 1802 James s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 14 Sep 1807 George s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.
Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Birth 25 Jan 1810 Henry s/o James RICHARDSON & Margaret MABON, batch C118012, Morebattle, ROX, extracted Jul 2008.

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Margaret Mabon

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Margaret Mabon¹