John Hutchie

   Cause of his death was Enteritis (9 months). Enlargement of Liver and Dropsy (3 months).

   Another name for John was John Hutchison.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Y-DNA Haplogroup: G2a. DYS alleles: 393=14 / 390=22 / 19=14+15 / 391=10 / 385a=13 / 385b=15 / 426=11 / 388=12 / 439=11 / 389-1=13 / 392=11 / 389-2=31.

• AKA: John Hutchie, 30 May 1838.

• AKA: John Hutchie, 19 May 1839.

• AKA: John Hutcheson, 7 Jun 1841.

• He appeared on the census on 7 Jun 1841 in Craigcrook Farm Servants House, Craigcrook, Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland. Recorded (aged 25) as an agricultural labourer living with wife Isabella (20) and son Peter (2).

• He had a residence in Dec 1841 in Craigcrook, Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland.

• AKA: John Hutchison, Jan 1842-Feb 1863.

• He worked as a Farm Servant in 1851 in East Pilton, Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland.

• He appeared on the census in 1851 in East Pilton, Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland. Recorded (aged 35) living with wife Isabella (33) and children George (9), Agnes (6) and Robert (4).

• He worked as a Farm Servant in Feb 1863 in Windlestrawlee, Ferry Road, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland.

• He was ill with enteritis from Jun 1862 to Feb 1863.

John married Isobella Anderson, daughter of David Anderson and Nancy Davidson, on 30 May 1838 in Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland. (Isobella Anderson was born on 29 Sep 1817 in Edinburgh, Scotland, christened on 16 Oct 1817 in St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Scotland and died on 22 May 1880 in 1 Scotland Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.) The cause of her death was Old Age. Bronchitis.

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• They had marriage banns published on 30 May 1838 in Cramond, Edinburgh, Scotland. Cramond 30th May 1838
This day John Hutchie of this parish and Isabella Anderson, parish of Corstorphine gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage and being regularly proclaimed were married.

• They had marriage banns published on 17 Jun 1838 in Corstorphine, Edinburgh, Scotland. John Hutchie in Cramond and Isobella Anderson in the parish of Corstorphine were proclaimed in order to marriage 17th June 1838.