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m. 10 Nov 1846
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Neill Thomson was b. 28dec1807 at Glasgow, son of Robert Thomson and Agnes Neill (IGI). Neale Thomson of Camphill married (10nov1846, Aberfoyle, Perthshire) Helen MacFarlane (b. 27feb1823 Aberfoyle), daughter of Malcolm MacFarlane of Achray and Drumbouie (clanmacfarlane). Neale Thomson, Glasgow, married Helen, daughter of Malcolm M’Farlane, 10nov1846 at Auchray (Morning Post). Neale Thomson married Helen McFarlane 10nov1846 at Aberfoyle, Perthshire (IGI) and Cathcart, Renfrewshire (Latter day saints). Neale Thomson d. 26jun1857 at Camphill (Caledonian Mercury). Helen McFarlane, widow of Neale Thomson of Camphill, d. 3nov1874 at Camphill (Pall Mall Gazette). Scottish archives have the wills of Neale Thomson, Glasgow merchant, reg 1858, Paisley, and Helen Thomson alias MacFarlane, relict of Neale Thomson, Glasgow merchant, reg 1875, Paisley (scotlandspeople). Miss (given name unknown) MacFarlane, who was born circa 1822 in Aberfoyle Parish, Perthshire, Scotland, and died in 1874. She married, as his second wife, Neale Thomson (born 1807, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died 26 June 1857, Camphill, Lanarkshire), and had two daughters and four sons of whom nothing is known except the two eldest sons died before 1874.[from 'The barons of Arrochar and their cadets' a manuscript by Chevalier Terrance Gach MacFarlane 23d] (clanmacfarlane). See http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/mlemen/mlemen095.htm#p326 In 1851 Neale Thomson (1808 Glasgow, cotton spinner manufacturer master), wife Helen (1825 Auchry, Perthshire), children, brother in law Donald McFarlane (1834 Auchry), were at 68 Camphill House, Cathcart, Renfrewshire (freecen, in ancestry.com the father was Nido Thomson). Neale Thomson (b. 1807 Glasgow) was son of Robert Thomson of Camphill (1771-1831), son of Robert Thomson (1742-1820), brother in law of James Monteith, father of Henry Monteith of Carstairs; the wife of Neale Thomson (1807), Helen, daughter of Malcolm MacFarlane of Achray, d. 1874 (Memoirs and portraits of 100 Glasgow men). References
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