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Bryce Kerr Douglas
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1837-1915
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By 1880 he was a Presbyterian Clergyman in Otsego, New York. In 1885 he was ordained at Paterson City, New Jersey.
Son of Walter, the watchmaker
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Rev
Carstairs Douglas
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Carstairs was also a son of
Rev Robert Douglaswas a
missionary - see
www.amoymagic.com
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Rev Charles Douglas
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MA Glasgow University 1764; Appointed to Church in 1773 with a stipend of £75
probably son of Maj James Douglas
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Minister in Lockerbie
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Rev. Charles Geoffrey Douglas
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Vicar of Crewe Green, Cheshire
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Rev Charles Douglas
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bef 1748
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Minister of Cavers. He married Isobel, daughter of Rev Walter Douglas of
Bonjedward.
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Rev Hon Charles Douglas
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1825
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Rector of Donagheady and of Rippingale
Grandson of 14th earl of Morton (Married Lady Isabella Gore, dau of 2nd
Earl of Arran)
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Daniel Douglas
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1650
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Minister in Hilton 1650-1652; born 1619, son of John Douglas, minister
in Crail; a 'protester', resied in Halland for a while
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David Douglas valign="top" style="width: 6%">
c 1530
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Abbot of Holyrood,
1530-1531
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Rev. Eric Campbell Douglas
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1885–1971 |
Army chaplain, vicar, and Fellow of Queens' College
Had
four brothers in holy orders |
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Rev. Edwin Albert Douglas |
(10 Sep 1861, West Lodge, Crook, Darlington - 1942, Reigate) |
Cambridge Alumni, son of Thomas.
Edwin was a missionary in Southern India and later Vicar and Rural Dean
of Stockton-on-Tees |
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Evelyn Keith Douglas
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1859-1920
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Priest in charge of Eton College Mission (1889), Rector av Cleveley,
Cambridgeshire (1895), Rural Dean (1903), Honnorary Canon av Ely (1913);
son of Stewart Douglas and Catherine Wood
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Fr Francis Douglas |
d bef 2008
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Catholic priest from Australiar Francis Douglas and Fr Max
Douglas were brothers now deceased
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Francis Sandford Keith Douglas
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1857-1892
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Priest Sao Paulo, Brasil, son of John More Douglas
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Rev. Francis William Gresley Douglas
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1886-1929
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Vicar of St George, Walsal
See Douglas of Salwarpe
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Rev. Frederick Douglas
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1846
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rector of Scrayingham,
Yorkshire, and third son of Sir Howard Douglas, M.P. for Liverpool,
married 30 Apr 1846 Christiana Fanshawe, eldest daughter of Sir R. Stopford, Bart.
He was also Chaplain to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester
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Sir Frederic Douglas-Hamilton
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1816 - 1893
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Freskin Douglas
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c1250
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Dean of Moray
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George Douglas
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d1591
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Bishop of Elgin 1573
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Rev. George Douglas
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c 1823
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Parish minister ofParish minister of Kirkwall and then Tain, died 12/10/1823 aged 76
years, father of Robert Douglas
of Fyrish
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Rev. George Douglas
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early 20thC
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a Baptist Minister. His Churches were at:
New Prestwick 1906-1909;
Duncan Street Edinburgh 1909-1915; Leith 1915-1917; Bethesda Sunderland
1917-1922; Missioner 1922-1925
Hamilton 1925-1932; Longcross Street
Cardiff 1932-1935
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Bishop George Douglas
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Bishop of Moray.
Illegitimate son of
Archibald, 6th Earl of Angus.
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Gerald Wybergh Douglas
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Universities' Mission to Central
Africa missionary and Bishop of Nyasaland. Son of William
Willoughby Douglas, below.
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Rev Gawn Douglas
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C1886 & 1910
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minister of
Reformed/ Covenanters Presbyterian Church in Loughbrickland
in 1886 & 1910 ?? J. Gawn-Douglas? b.
Ballenon, Co. Armagh, 1832; ed. O.C.B. and R.P. Theological Hall;
lic. by Southern Presbytery; ord. Creevagh, 3rd March, 1863; res.
May, 1883; inst. Loughbrickland, 6th May, 1884; died 15th March,
1915; m. 1865 daughter of Francis Scott, Drumguilla, Castleblayney
?? Gawn, Rev. John Douglas, Lissington, Lincoln.?
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George Douglastd valign="top" style="width: 6%">
1566-
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Born about 1566 asBorn about 1566 as the son of Alexander Douglas, the Provost of the
royal burgh of Elgin in Moray. In 1588 he held the living of the
parish at Dallas (Presbytery of Forres) just nine miles southwest of
Elgin. He studied in Edinburgh and graduated in 1599 under the
regency of William Craig. He was admitted to his next charge in 1601
in Cullen with Deskford also in the charge. w: 1st unknown s:
Alexander w: 2nd Jean Stewart s: George d: Elizabeth, Marie
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George Douglastd valign="top" style="width: 6%">
1608
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1608
Hobkirk and Hoperule; Southdene; Died 1609 aged about 30
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Pastor George Douglastd valign="top" style="width: 6%">
1901
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In Manchuria, ChiIn Manchuria, China during the Boxer rebellion in 1901 (?same as below)
He appealed, successfully, to the Court of Emperor Kuang Hsu after the
Boxer Rebellion ended in 1901 for peace between Christians and
civilians.
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Rev George Douglas MA |
1908
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Missionary in charge of the United Free Church of Scotland Mission in
Lioayang, China in 1908 (?same as above) head of the Wesleyan
Manchurian mission at Lioa Yang
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Rev George Douglas
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Parish minister of Kirkwall and then Tain. Father of six, his daughter, Elizabeth,
married (1802) a Demerara sugar merchant, Joseph Julian Labalmondiere.
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Rev George Douglas |
c1839-1913
c1839-1913
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Minister in Walker-on-Tyne, son of Rev Hugh Douglas (Alloway)
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Rev George Cunningham Monteath Douglas
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1826-1904
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Reverend Principal of the Scottish Free Church College, also a son of
Rev Robert Douglas
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Sir George DouglaSir George Douglas of
Clappertoun
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1562
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Subdein in ye Quenis
Grace chapel royall in Striviling, and parson of Kinner and
Kirhowan
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Rev. George Robinson-Douglas
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1813
- 30 Jan 1878
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of Orchardton, and Almorness, Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright.
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Rev Hazel R. Douglasgn="top" style="width: 6%">
1919-1955
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1919-1955
Buried:Douglas Cemetery, Oswego, Campbell County, Tennessee, USA
Son:
Rev HR Douglas<tr>
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Hector Douglas
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1578
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Deemed unsuitable Prebeterey of Jedburgh
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Henry Douglas
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c1250
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Canon of Spynie and Clerk of Bishop
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Canon Henry Douglas
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d. 1859
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Canon of Durham, father of
William Willoughby Douglas, and Rev James Douglas, of Blomfontein,below
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Henry Douglas
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1841 |
minister in Alexandria:
ord. 22nd April 1841 ; trans, to Kilsyth 28th Sept. 1843. |
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Henry Douglas
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1841
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M.A. Prebendary of Durham, and Rector of Whickham. (?same as above)
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Rev. Henry S. Douglas
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?c1860
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Rector of St. Peter's Episcopal
Church, Oxford
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Rev Henry Charles Douglass
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d. 13 Aug 1916
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first Vicar of St Matthew’s Church, Ealing Common, from 1884
-1916. Formerly curate there. Educated at Corpus Christi, Cambridge.
Father of
Dorothea, the tennis champion and
3 daughters who performed in The
Standard Theatre, London
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Henry Douglas
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1830
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At Clearwell a chapel of
ease, dedicated to ST. PETER, was built in 1830 through the efforts of
the vicar Henry Douglas
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Rev Henry Douglas /o:p>
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b: 12 DEC 1822
d. 1907
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Canon of Worcester
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Rev. Herman Douglas
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1875
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Vicar of Sandal Magna and patron of the S???? vicarage of Chapelthorpe. Father of Robert, of St James's, below
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Canon Henry Douglas>
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d. 1859
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Canon of Durham, father of
W, father of
William Willoughby Douglas, and Rev James Douglas, of Bleomfontein, below
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Rev. Henry Archibald Douglas-Irvine BA MA gn="top" style="width: 6%">
1883–1962
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A Douglas of Grangemuir;
Vicar between 1932 and 1937 at Salton, Yorkshire, England (Holmfirth,
West Yorkshire in 1917)
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Hugh Douglas>
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c1540
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Dean of Brechin CDean of Brechin Cathedral, son of
earl of Ormond/o:p>
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Hugh Douglas
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c1250
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Archdeacon of Moray
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Rev Hugh Douglas
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1830
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21st December 18321st December 1830 The Rev Hugh Douglas, parish of Dryfesdale and Ann
Primrose in this parish (?Lockerbie)were regularly proclaimed and married |
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Rev Hugh Douglasgn="top" style="width: 6%">
1801-1864
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Minister in AllowMinister in Alloway, father of Rev George
Douglas of Walker-on-Tyne
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Rev. Dr. Ian T. Douglas>
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alive 2003
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Professor of Mission and World
Christianity at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge,
Massachusetts
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Reverend Mr. J. Douglas
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March 1767
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March 1767
Minister of the Gospel in Jedburgh
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Reverend J. Douglas |
c1785
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of Blackheath - His wife's portrait is in the Royal collection
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Rev. J. Sholto Douglas
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May 1958
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appointed to the benefice of Plympton St. Maurice, in the diocese of
Exeter. For the past 71/2has been
Vicar of St. Anne's, Derby.
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Sir James Douglas
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14th September 1528
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Canon of the Cathedral of Ross and Rector of
"Lynnalar" (? "Lymnalar" -- i.e., Lumlair) (resigned)
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James Douglas
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1647 |
Still n St Andrews April 1658
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James Douglas |
c1658 Minister in Cavers |
Master of Arts from St Andrews |
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James Douglasgn="top" style="width: 6%">1652
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Son of William of Bonjedard; Minister in Hobkirk and Abbotrule; died
1665
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James Douglasgn="top" style="width: 6%">1657-1673
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Minister of St Fittick's Kirk, Nigg, Kincardineshire;
son of Wm Douglas, prof. of divinity, Kings, Aberdeen; M.A. Kings 1649; adm. bef. 20 Oct 1657; d. bef. 29 Jul 1673 aged ca. 45
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Rev. James Douglas
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Canon of Bloemfontein
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James Douglas
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Son of Robert Douglas, soapboiler; minister in Stow; as below?
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Reverend James Douglas gn="top" style="width: 6%">1736
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Parish of Stow. Commemorative communion cups in his memory. As
above?
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Rev. James Douglas, D.D
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died 1780
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died 1780
Prebendary
of Durham Cathedral. He was served heir to Archibald
Douglas of Cunziertoun 28th September 1736. He married Jean,
daughter of Halyburton of Pitcur, but had no issue.
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Rev James Douglas |
1867 |
Minister of Linwood, ord. 27th June 1867 ; trans, to Kinning Park, Glasgow in Glasgow, in Feb. 1873.
(Cont. below?) |
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James Douglas |
1878 |
Minister in Kinning Park; , from Linwood and adm. Feb. 1873; trans.
to St Stephen's, Glasgow, 13th Nov.
1873 |
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1841
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Rec. of Broughton, Nptonsh. & Marsh Gibbon, Bucks
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Rev. James Douglas>
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Canon of Bloemfontein
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| James Douglas |
Abt 1666 |
Conducted baptisms in Orkney c1666 |
| Rev James Douglas |
1640 |
Minister at Carnwath; trans, from
1640 D°uglas5 and adm. 31st Dec. 1640 ;
dep. " for malignancy " between 2nd
April and 21st May 1646 [afterwards min.
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Rev James Douglas
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1823
died 1826
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Miniister of the parish of Stewarton; His wife, Anabella, may have
married Rev. Tod, minister in Kilsyth, and died there in 1846.
Burgess and Guild Brother of Glasgow, 1823
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Father (?James) Douglas
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Probably dead by Oct.1894
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of Modderpoort, ?same as of Bloemfontein, above? Is this 'Uncle Jem'?
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Prior James Douglas
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1581
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Prior of Pluscarden; son of 4th earl of Morton
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Rev. James douglas
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Vicar of Kenton, Suffolk, previously Rector of Middleton, Sussex, He
collected fossils
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Rev John Douglas
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c. 1655
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Broughshane 1st was originally called Braid, and had for its first
minister the Rev. John Douglass, who was ordained there in August, 1655
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Bishop John
Douglas
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d 1812
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Vicar Apostolic of the London
District, 1790 - 1812 died in office
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Rev John Douglas
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1829, 1841
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1829, 1841
perp curate of
Nether Wasdale, Cumberland
Ordained 3 Aug 1817; curate in
Coniston, 1816; curate St Bees, 1825; perpetual curate Nether Wasdale,
1827
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Rev John Douglas |
died Oct. 1576
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Principal of St Mary's College, St Andrews ; pres. by James VI. 6th Aug.
1571 ; consecrated 10th Feb. 1572; . He was the first to hold a
Protestant Episcopate .in Scotland.
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John Douglas
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1576
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Hopkirk and Abbotrule
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John Douglas
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1661
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Brother of George Douglas of Bonjedward; Minister in Crailing and
Nisbett; died 1674
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Graduated 1601
Died 1641
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may have given pulpit supply in several churches prior to settling down
at the parish of Kilpatrick-in-the-Muir (Presbytery of Dumfries). He was
presented to this parish by James VI on 20th April 1610 Son and heir of
Archibald Douglas, the archdeacon of Glasgow and minister in Peebles
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John Douglas
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1606
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minister in Canonbie, Longformacus, Morton and Wauchope; son of William
Douglas of Whittingehame
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John Douglass
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c1619
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Minister in Crail, father of Daniel (above)
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John Douglassgn="top" style="width: 6%">
Died 1812
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Bp. of Centurio, Bp. of Centurio, cons. Dec. 19, 1790 at Lulworth; died May 8, 1812
(Bishop John Douglas, above)
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John Douglasgn="top" style="width: 6%">
Graduated 1602
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son of John Douglson of John Douglas of Parkhead ? same as above.
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John Douglas
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Graduated 1587
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son of William Douglas of Wittingham and Elizabeth Maitland; father of
Robert;
Probably the above.
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John Douglas of Kilbucho
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Graduated 1603
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Broughton (Biggar); son of Archibald Douglas, archdeacon of Glasgow; w:
Margaret Douglas s: William, James
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John Douglas
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1740
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Kenmore and Jedburgh
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John Douglas
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1707
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Minister in Kirkton; died unmarried 1751 aged about 71
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John Douglas
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c1910
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Mains and Strathmartine U.F. Church; son of
Rev John Douglas, of Nagpur, India
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Rev John Abbott Douglass
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1821
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Ordained to Congregational Church of Warerford, Maine, USA. Possibly
husband of Mrs LA Douglass
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John Donald Douglas
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Ordained 1883
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Minister in Foulden, tansferrd to Belahouston 29 Jun 1886; son of John D., assistant at Kilmun; died unmarr. 11th Nov. 188
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John Henry Douglas
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1832-1919
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Quaker minister who worked to establish Quaker meetings in Iowa and
later in California
Born in Wayne, Indiana on 27 November 1832; died
on 12 December 1919.
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Rev Joseph Douglas
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bc 1780
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of Pittsburg, son of Henry Douglas, elder brother of
Samuel Douglas
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Rev Joseph Douglass
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d. 14 Dec 1799
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Ordained Devrock, Ireland April 9th, 1751; possibly also minister
at Clough/Dunaghy
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Rev. Justyn Langton Douglas |
1888–1941 |
Vicar-Hospitaller at St Bartholomew's Hospital and served various Dorset parishes
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Father Luc Charles Sholto Douglas
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bc1760
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Succeeded his uncle, Pierre Valentine Douglas in Auch, France.
Said to have been executed for supporting the King during the French
Revolution.
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Sir Ninian Douglas
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fl 1550s-1560s
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vicar of Stobo (predecessor of Robert Douglas)and chaplain of the holy
rood in the church of Dalkeit
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Matthew Douglas |
1577 |
Minister in Kilpatrick;
pres. to the vicarage by James VI. 18th Feb. 1577; was reader in 1580; dep. in
1587. |
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Matthew Douglas
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1829-1869
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Campbell, Tennessee, United States
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Fr Max
Douglas
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d bef 2008
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Catholic priest from Australia;
Fr Francis Douglas and Fr Max
Douglas were brothers now deceased
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Rev
Mellis Stuart Douglas
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1923
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Vicar of Whitchurch, Pakenham
and Child Okeford
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Rev Moses Douglas
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1834-1913
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Probably Ireland. Son of Hillary and Mary Douglas
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Ninian Dowglas
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20 Nov 1644
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minister at Sanot
Bryde alias Traquair (?son of James Douglas in Lugtoun)
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P.H. Douglas
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1841
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Charlton Kings, Cheltenham.
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Patrick Douglas
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1574
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minister of the kirks of Kyneduard (Drainie) and Essil, (and Alex.
Douglas was reader at Essil)
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Rev Percy Douglas
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1894
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Licensed as a curate to St. Peter, Huuslet Moor
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Rev Percy Douglas
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1900
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Hooton, Little Sutton, Chester. South Africa Conciliation Committee
March 1900.
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Rev Percy Douglas
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1900-1925
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Vicar of St John's, Great Sutton from 1900 to 1925. (Same as above?) Son of Rev
Robert Douglas; Father of 2lt Percy
Douglas
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Rev Percy Douglas
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1903
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St. Paul's Church, Hooton, Cheshire - conducted marriage ceremony
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Rev Percy Douglas
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1894
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Assistant chaplain Church of Holy Trinity, Nice
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Rev. Percy Sholto Douglas
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1937
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MA 1913, New College, Oxford
1937 Minister and Canon, All Saints Cathedral,
Allahabad
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The Reverend Philip Carlton
Douglas
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d2011, aged 88
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of Brunette Island, New Bedford (Grace Episcopal Church)
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Rev. Philip Douglas D.D.
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14 Feb 1797
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Vicar of Gedney, Lincoln, void by the death of Thomas Wilson, clerk, the
last insumbant
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Rev. Philip Douglas D.D.
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Master of Corpus Christi, Cambridge
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Rev. Philip Henry Douglas
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Vicar of Thrumpton, Rural Dean of
Bingham; son of Rev William Philip Douglas, descendant of Douglas
of Fingland.
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Rev. Philip Henry Douglas
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not the above! Possibly
Rev Philip Henry Douglas of Epsom, Surrey who married Susannah (formerly
Susannah Aplin) as his 1st wife.
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Rev. Philip William Douglas
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1786 -1867
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Vicar of Bonby and Horkstow;
almost certainly same as below
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Rev. Philip William Douglas
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1841
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M.aA P. C. of Escot, Ottery St. Mary, Devonsh. (Tarlaton.)
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Pierre Valentine Douglas
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bc1730
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Canon and Vicar General in Auch, France - succeeded by his nephew, Luc
Charles Sholto Douglas
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Rev Robert Douglas
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1798
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Minister of Galashiels; Minister in Hadington;
'Father of Galashiels'; sold land to Sir Walter Scott on which Abbotsford was built
Author of A General View of Agriculture in the Counties of Roxburgh and
Selkirk
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Bishop Robert Douglas
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c1626 - 1716
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of Brechin and of Dunblane, 1684 -
1688
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Robert Douglas
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1790
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Bunkle and Preston Church, 1765-1801
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Rev
Robert Douglas
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of Kilbarchan,
Renfrewshire, father of
Reverend George Cunningham Monteath Douglas and
Carstairs Douglas
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Rev. R. B. Douglas, M.A., B.D.
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1910
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United Free Church of Scotland, Jalna
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Rev Robert Bulloch Douglas
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b. 14 April 1869
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Graduate of Glasgow University, 1890
Free Church Missionary to
Johannesburg, South Africa
Moderator of the Church in Southern Africa
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Robert Douglas
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1567
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Exhorter in Fishwick and Horndean 1567-1572
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Robert Douglas
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bef 1801-1846
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son of James D. of Barloch,
Stirlingshire ; educated at Univ. of Glasgow
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Robert Douglas
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1875 - 1898
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St. James's, Chapelthorpe. Owing to a
breakdown in his health, the living was voided by the Commissioners in
1898 and he retired with a pension of £65 a year for life. son of Herman
Douglas vicar of Sandal, above.
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Rev. Robert Douglas |
1665 |
Minister in Bothwell; trans, from Conveth [Laurencekirk]; pres. 1665 by Charles II. and adm. before 20th Sept. 1665 ; trans, to Renfrew in 1669. |
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Rev. Robert Douglas |
1669 |
Minister in Renfrew
trans. - from Bothwell ; pres. by Charles II.,
and inst. 15th March 1669 ; trans, to Hamilton after 19th May 1675. |
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Rev. Robert Douglas |
1685 |
Mimister in Bothwell; min. in 1665 ; min. about 1685 ; dem. at the Revolution ; became keeper of the Leighton Library, Dunblane ; died unmarr., 13th March 1746. He left his own books and 300 merks to that Library. — [Dunblane
Tests. ; Hamilton's Description ?som of the above minister of Bothwell? |
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Rev. Robert Douglas |
1947 |
Minister of kinning Park West; ord. and ind.
Rothesay Bridgend 22 June 1933;
trans. to Holytown 22 Oct. 1936;
trans. and ind. 21 Nov. 1947; died 30 Nov.
1954. |
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Rev. Robert Douglas
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died 28 Sep 1742
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Minister of Portmoak; Helen his wife was the sister of Isobel Douglas,
of Kirkness
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Rev. Robert Douglas
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Rector at Odell, Bedfordshire, England, father of
Prof RL Douglas
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Rev. Robert Douglas LL.B
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1765 -
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Rector of Salwarpe and Hampton
Lovett
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Rev. Robert Gresley Douglas
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1862 -
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Vicar of Fichsberg, Rector of
Beaconsfield and Rondesbach, South Africa
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Robert Primrose Douglas
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b. 1844
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Presbyterian minister. He was born in Dumfries; 'from Lockerbie';
minister in Campbeltown, Ardersier
in 1871
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Robert Douglas of Pumpherston
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1570
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min. of Strathbrock,
[now Uphall]
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Right Reverend Mr. Robert Douglas
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1650
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minister at Edinburgh, moderator of 'ye Commission of ye generall
assembly'
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l r. Robert Douglas
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1954
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parish priest at Halfway, Cambuslang. Brother of
Bishop Edward Douglas
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Roddam Douglas
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1841
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Curate of Trimdon, Durham
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Samuel Douglas
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c1641
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Minister of Coldingham, Drumoak and Edron; father of Alxander (above)
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Rev.
Samuel Porter "Sam" Douglas
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1815-1891
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Campbell Co., Tennessee; first born son of Matthew Douglas (1791-1845) and Nancy Ann (King) Douglas (1792-1861).
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Fr Sholto Douglas
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Nephew of Francis and Max above,
an Oblate missionary in Kenya, 2008
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Stair Douglas
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1841
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Sennicots and Chidham, Funtington, Sussex.
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Rev. Thomas Douglas
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1679
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Covenanter;
Preached at Shotts
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Thomas Douglas of Clapperton
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1573
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Dean of (College Kirk of) Restalrig, min. of Strabock, Dalkeith, Lasswade, and Glencorse; son of Robert Douglas of Pumpherston (above)
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Walter Douglas
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1738
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Minister in Legerwood; Died unmarried 1752
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Rev Walter
Douglas of Bonjedward
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bef 1748
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His daughter Isobel married Rev Charles Douglas, minister of Cavers; Wilhelmina marr. Dr John Tait, physician, Dalkeit
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Rev. William Frederick Douglas
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1846 (Married)
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Rector of Scrayingham, Yorkshire, and third son of
Sir Howard Douglas,
M.P. for Liverpool,
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Rev William Douglas
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1771-1860
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Possible son of Moses Douglas, of Kinnigo, Co Armargh.
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Rev William Douglas
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Died 29 May 1794
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Ordained Billy (or Bushmills) Ireland on the 1st of February, 1783
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William Douglas MA
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C1804
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Archdeacon of Wiltshire 1799-1804
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Rev. William Henry Brown Douglas
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Newton Stewart
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Rev. William Keith Douglas MC
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c1918
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Tasmanian chaplain in WW1; son of Archibald and Helen Douglas
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Rev. William Willoughby Douglas
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1824-1897
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Rector of Salwarpe, Canon of
Worcester
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Rev. William
Douglas
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living 1834
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The
fifth Negro to receive Anglican Orders in America, was made a deacon at
St. Stephen's Church North Sassafras Parish, Cecil County, Maryland
on June 22nd 1834
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Rev. William
Douglas
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17th C
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Minister of Aboyne, descendant of Archibald
Douglas of Glenbervie by Elizabeth Irvine, father of Rev William, of
Midmar
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Rev. William
Douglas (of Midmar)
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17th C
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son of Rev William, of Aboyne
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Rev William Magee Douglas
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1854-1940
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Methodist minister / missionary from
Ireland who settled in South Africa. Rev Douglas was the grandson of Rev
William Douglas, an early Methodist Minister in Ireland
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Rev Wm Douglas
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1808
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prebendary of Westminster, etc`
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Rev William Douglas
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c1811
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Probably in Great Urswick's church of St Mary. (Formerly Lancashire, now
Cumbria) ?Is this the same church as St Mary's, Ulverston which also had
a rev William Douglas in 1818/1820?
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Rev William Douglas
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1815
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Son of Bishop John Douglas.
Chancellor of the Diocese of Sarum and Canon Residentiary
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Rev William Douglas
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Died 22/2/1874
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At the Free Church Manse, Muthill, on the 22nd inst., the Rev.
William Douglas
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William Douglas
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c. 1526
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Abbot of Holyrood, 1526-1528. Son of
George Douglas, master of Angus.
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Rev. Willie J. Douglas
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born 5 May 1896
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Rev. William James Douglas; Baptist, Ordained in 1937 in 1924 in
Edmonson Co., Kentucky
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Rev. William Douglas
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1708-1798
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Tutor
of young Thomas Jefferson
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Bishop William Desmond Douglas
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1912-2006
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Son of Roderick Hawksley Douglas and Dorothy Mary Ellen Swift; South
Africa
Grandson of William Magee Douglas (above)
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W.P. Douglas
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1841
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Lockbere, Devonshire
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