Person:David Runciman (4)

Watchers
David Runciman
m. Abt 1742
  1. Elisabeth RunchemanAbt 1744 -
  2. Margaret RuncimanAbt 1746 - Aft 1784
  3. Isobel Runchaman1749 -
  4. David RuncimanAbt 1751 - 1825
  5. Jean Runchaman1754 -
  6. William RuncimanAbt 1756 - 1803
  7. Janet RuncimanAbt 1758 - 1829
  • HDavid RuncimanAbt 1751 - 1825
  • WJanet LockieAbt 1757 - 1830
m. 29 Oct 1785
  1. John RuncimanAbt 1787 - 1877
  2. Isobel RuncimanAbt 1788 - Bet 1788 & 1793
  3. William RuncimanAbt 1790 - 1838
  4. Elisabeth RuncimanAbt 1793 - 1876
  5. Isabella RuncimanAbt 1796 - 1866
  6. Jannet Runciman1798 - Bef 1858
  7. James Runciman1800 - 1871
  8. David D.D. Runciman1804 - 1872
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] David Runciman
Gender Male
Birth[3] Abt Oct 1751 Earlston Village, Berwickshire, Scotland
Christening[2][1][3] 29 Oct 1751 Earlston, Berwickshire, Scotland
Marriage 29 Oct 1785 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotlandto Janet Lockie
Other[6][11] Apr 1793 Lauder, Berwickshire, ScotlandWantonwalls (WebHighlight)
Other[7][12] 13 Sep 1797 Lauder, Berwickshire, ScotlandWantonwalls (WebHighlight)
Death[4][9] 16 Jan 1825 Lauder, Berwickshire, ScotlandWantonwalls
Burial[5][10] Earlston, Berwickshire, Scotland
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 H D W (15319). Borders Corres. ex H D W, Recipient: L Henderson (1), Address: Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, Author E-mail:
    Rcvd Mar 1996.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Paul Richardson. FT: RICHARDSON, William of Eckford, Compiler Address: Northumberland, ENG. (May 1997 & subsequent).
  3. 3.0 3.1 Scotlands People Index. OPR Berwick, Scotland RUNCIMAN Births, Author Address: scotlandspeople.gov.uk, Recipient Address: Berwick, Sco. (1538-1854)
    Bap. 29 Oct 1751 David s/o John RUNCIMAN, Earlston, 736/ 0010 0118, from RUNCIMAN births 1700 to 1820 Earlston, Berwickshire, index searched Oct 2005.
  4. Borders FHS. MIs: BEW Earlston - extracts. (Borders FHS, Galashiels, Selkirkshire, Scotland).
  5. Borders FHS. MIs: BEW: Earlston - book. (Borders FHS, Galashiels, Selkirkshire, Scotland)
    H/stone #498 David RUNCIMAN and Janet LOCKIE and family, re-checked Sep 2005.
  6. H D W (15319). Borders Corres. ex H D W, Recipient: L Henderson (1), Address: Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, Author E-mail:
    "Farm in Berwickshire to let", (Wantonwalls & Elsineur, Par. of Lauder) from The Edinburgh Evening Courant, Saturday, April 6th, 1793, transc rcvd Feb 1996, scanned copy of transc rcvd Apr 2009.
  7. 1797 Farm Horse Tax Rolls-Scotland, Url: www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/
    13 Sep 1797 David RUNCIMAN, Wantonwalls, Par. of Lauder, Berwickshire, extracted Dec 2009.
  8.   Lorna Henderson. RUNCIMAN One Name Study, Author Address:
    May-12.
  9. (despite what his h/stone says, he was in reality at least 74)
  10. h/stone #498 reading: Sacred to the memory of David Runciman farmer at Wantonwalls and portioner in Earlston who died 16.1.1825 in the 73rd yr of his age and of Janet Lockie his spouse who died 25.9.1830 also in her 73rd year. Isabella Runciman their dtr died 25.9.1866 Elizabeth Runciman their dtr died 8.10.1876 John Runciman their son who died 9.2.1877 aged 90 yrs
  11. Newspaper notice of farm to let [in 1793]:
    Perhaps this is when the Runciman family took over the farm that was to remain in the family until 1989? They were certainly there by 1804 when son David was born.
    The notice reads: "Farm in Berwickshire to let
    To be LET, and entered to at Martinmas next as One Farm, THE FARMS OF WANTONWALLS & ELSINEUR, situated in the parish of Lauder, and within half a mile of the burgh town of Lauder. It is the intention of the proprietor immediately to make considerable improvements upon the above farms, the particulars of which may be seen by applying to the wish of the tenant in building, inclosing, &c. Written offers for the above to be made to Baillie Edmonstone, Mr Sawers in Dunbar, or Mr Bowmaker, No. 25, Leicester Square, London. N.B. Other farms of large extent, on the same estate, may be looked at, and will be let in the course of the ensuing year."
    The current Runciman family were surprised to read the Elsineur part of the ad, but upon reflection, did identify a field in Wantonwalls that was called Elshinor
  12. In 1797 David had 6 work horses, taxed at 2/- each