Person:James Finley (4)
James Finley
chr. Cupar-Angus, Perthshire, Scotland
d. Newburn St. Andrew Fife, Balchristie, Scotland
Parents and Siblings
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m.
  1. John Finley
  2. Andrew FINLEY
  3. Joneta Finley
  4. James Finley
  5. Alexander FINLAY
Spouse and Children
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m.
  1. William Finley
  2. John Finley, of Fife
  3. Christina Finley
  4. Andrew Finley
  5. James Finley
  6. Alexander Finley
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Facts and Events
Name[1] James Finley
Gender Male
Christening[2] Cupar-Angus, Perthshire, Scotland
Marriage Fife, Scotlandto Elizabeth Warrender
Death[2] Newburn St. Andrew Fife, Balchristie, Scotland

Burial: St. Andrews Church, Balchristie Occupation: Minister ORDN: Balchristie, Scotland Note: Dean of Guild St. Andrews, Presbyterian Church James And Elizabeth (Warrender) Finley's son John's descendants go to Polly Finley who married Davey Crockett their son James descendants go to Able Findley who settled in Jackson Co., In. and his descendants from there.[Findley-Seley.FTW]

Dean of Guild St. Andrews, Presbyterian Church James And Elizabeth (Warrender) Finley's son John's descendants go to Polly Finley who married Davey Crockett their son James descendants go to Able Findley who settled in Jackson Co., In. and his descendants from there.

This data is from Rootsweb. ID: I00015

From Finley Findings International. Vol 1. July 1977 - May 1978

James Finley , was baptized 15 Sept 1530 at Cupar Angus, according to Baron's Court Book, Vol. II, p. 86. This reference also states that prior to 1576, he married Elizabeth WARRENDER, daughter of William and Christina WARRENDER.

James FINLEY, son of Andrew and Janet HAY FINLEY, and partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, Scotland, received a grantor's bond on 27 Jan 1574. In a Royal Charter given at Edinburgh, Scotland on 29 Apr 1574, the king confirmed to James FINLEY, partitioner of Cupar Angus, now partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, a moiety of land in Newburn, Parish of St. Andrew, County Fife. James FINLEY's name appears in different leases up to 1596. He died at Newburn on 26 Mar 1597. His children are shown in the baptismal records of St. Andrew's Church

From Finley Findings International. Vol 1. July 1977 - May 1978

James Finley , was baptized 15 Sept 1530 at Cupar Angus, according to Baron's Court Book, Vol. II, p. 86. This reference also states that prior to 1576, he married Elizabeth WARRENDER, daughter of William and Christina WARRENDER.

James FINLEY, son of Andrew and Janet HAY FINLEY, and partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, Scotland, received a grantor's bond on 27 Jan 1574. In a Royal Charter given at Edinburgh, Scotland on 29 Apr 1574, the king confirmed to James FINLEY, partitioner of Cupar Angus, now partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, a moiety of land in Newburn, Parish of St. Andrew, County Fife. James FINLEY's name appears in different leases up to 1596. He died at Newburn on 26 Mar 1597. His children are shown in the baptismal records of St. Andrew's Church

From Finley Findings International. Vol 1. July 1977 - May 1978

James Finley , was baptized 15 Sept 1530 at Cupar Angus, according to Baron's Court Book, Vol. II, p. 86. This reference also states that prior to 1576, he married Elizabeth WARRENDER, daughter of William and Christina WARRENDER.

James FINLEY, son of Andrew and Janet HAY FINLEY, and partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, Scotland, received a grantor's bond on 27 Jan 1574. In a Royal Charter given at Edinburgh, Scotland on 29 Apr 1574, the king confirmed to James FINLEY, partitioner of Cupar Angus, now partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, a moiety of land in Newburn, Parish of St. Andrew, County Fife. James FINLEY's name appears in different leases up to 1596. He died at Newburn on 26 Mar 1597. His children are shown in the baptismal records of St. Andrew's Church

From Finley Findings International. Vol 1. July 1977 - May 1978

James Finley , was baptized 15 Sept 1530 at Cupar Angus, according to Baron's Court Book, Vol. II, p. 86. This reference also states that prior to 1576, he married Elizabeth WARRENDER, daughter of William and Christina WARRENDER.

James FINLEY, son of Andrew and Janet HAY FINLEY, and partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, Scotland, received a grantor's bond on 27 Jan 1574. In a Royal Charter given at Edinburgh, Scotland on 29 Apr 1574, the king confirmed to James FINLEY, partitioner of Cupar Angus, now partitioner of Balchrystie, County Fife, a moiety of land in Newburn, Parish of St. Andrew, County Fife. James FINLEY's name appears in different leases up to 1596. He died at Newburn on 26 Mar 1597. His children are shown in the baptismal records of St. Andrew's Church

References
  1. ↑ Finley Findings International,. (Vol 1 July 1987 to May 1988).
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Torrence, Robert McIlvaine. Torrence and allied families. (Philadelphia: Wickersham Press, 1938)
    pp. 191-92.
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