Hugh Halcro of that Ilk (-1644)

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Parents
Father:1Henry Halcro of that Ilk (-before 9 November 1615)
Mother:2Barbara Stewart (-)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:3before 9 September 1619Jean Stewart (-)
Marriage-contract dated at Claistren 12 January 1615.
Children
Children with :
Hugh Halcro, younger of that Ilk (-before 22 October 1644)4
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Died:51644
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Sources

1 Robert S. Barclay, The Court Books of Orkney and Shetland 1614-1615: (Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1967), p. 40.
2 H. L. Norton Smith, A Collection of Armorials of the County of Orkney: being Drawings of Armorial Bearings from Tombstones, Wood Carvings, Seals, &c., with Extracts from the Lyon Registers, and Genealogical Notes Compiled from Public Records and other Sources (: Printed for the author, 1902), Halcro, p. 61-65.
3 Henry Paton and Henry M. Paton, Orkney and Shetland Records vol. III, Orkney and Shetland Sasines vol. II: Diplomatarium Orcadense et Hialtlandense (: The Viking Society for Northern Research, ), No. 74, p. 63-64.
4 H. L. Norton Smith, A Collection of Armorials of the County of Orkney: being Drawings of Armorial Bearings from Tombstones, Wood Carvings, Seals, &c., with Extracts from the Lyon Registers, and Genealogical Notes Compiled from Public Records and other Sources (: Printed for the author, 1902), Halcro, p. 61-65.
5 Ibid
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