Anne Lockhart (-) |
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| Father:1 | Alexander Lockhart of Covington (-), Lord of Session | ||
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| Married:2 | Charles Boyd (10 February 1728-3 August 1782) | ||||
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| As Mrs. Anne Lockhart alias Boyd, relict of the late Hon. Charles Boyd, etc., had sasine dated 23 May 1800, proceeding on a conveyance to her by Maurice Murray, wright in Glasgow, dated 25 April previous, of a dwelling-house in Glasgow, on the east side of Miller Street, then an aristocratic quarter. She sold this house, 18 August 1801, to Thomas Graham, writer, and removed to London, in consequence, it was said, of the young man, named Charles Boyd, who resided with her, having got a good situation there. Mrs. Boyd 'always spoke of this person as her nephew, but it was surmised that it was her son.' He was probably, however, her husband's grandson.3 | ||
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