TULLOCH, Ann ¹

   Other names for Ann were TULLOH, Anna ³ and TULLOH, Anne.²

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  General Notes:

"TULLOH
ANNA
THOMAS TULLOH/CATREN DUNBAR
F
20/02/1696
137 10 / 84
Forres"

from Births and Baptisms


Old Parish Registers
Forres parish Banffshire
Baptisms

"20 februar 1696
Tulloh
Anna the Lawfull Daughter of Thomas Tulloh of Tanachie younger & Catren Dunbar his Ladie was Baptised witnesses James Lord Down" ^{3 4}

Ann married William KING 2nd of Newmill, Sheriff-Depute of Elginshire, son of William KING of Newmill, Provost of Elgin and Margaret CUMMING, on 31 August 1715 in Forres parish, Moray, Scotland.^{1 2} (William KING 2nd of Newmill, Sheriff-Depute of Elginshire was born in 1692,^{1 5} died on 21 October 1764 ^{1 5} and was buried in 1764 in Greyfriars, Elgin, Scotland ¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

"TULLOH
ANNE
WILLIAM KING/FR716 (FR716)
31/08/1715
137
30 / 44
Forres"

from Index of Marriages




"William King succeeded his father in 1715. He was bred to the law, and was much engaged as an arbiter in settling disputes. He held a high position in the Burgh and County, and was on an intimate footing with the nobility and gentry. He was appointed Sheriff-Depute of the County of Elgin by the Earl of Moray in 1741, and was in office during the eventful years of 1745 and 1746. He resigned office in 1748, when the Heritable Sheriffship was abolished. He seems also to have acted as Convener of the County.

Mr. King married - first, Ann Tulloch, daughter of Thomas Tulloch of Tannachy, who died 1st September, 1716, aged twenty-one, and left no issue. She was interred in the Greyfriars' Church, where a monument was erected to her memory, with the following inscription :

Hic requiescit quod reliquium est mulieris ornatissimae Annae Tulloch, filiae viri spectatissimi Thomae Tulloch de Tannachy, Gulielmi King, hodie de Newmiln nuptam datae quae, 1 September, A.AE.C, 1716, AEtatis 21, ad celestes obiit."

from Annals of Elgin ^{1 2}