Harrower Family Tree » John Rankin (1724-????)
Données personnelles John Rankin
Source 1- Il est né le 9 janvier 1724 dans Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 1
John Rankin Miller in New miln, & Sara Finlay both their 1st marriages, had their 9th child born on fryday Jan:9-1724 and Baptized John on Thursday Jan: 16-1724, By Mr Wright.
- Il a été baptisé le 16 janvier 1724 dans Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 1
9th Child, Baptized by Mr Wright.
- Professions:
- en l'an 1763 Farmer, birth of Son John: Third Child dans Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 2
- en l'an 1767 Farmer, birth of Son Mathew: Fourth Child dans Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 3
- en l'an 1761 Farmer: birth of Daughter, Agnes: Second Child dans Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 4
- Résidant:
- en l'an 1767: Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 3
- en l'an 1763: Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 2
- le 14 mars 1758: Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 5
- en l'an 1761: Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 4
- en l'an 1775: Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 6
- entre le 1797 et le 1798: Wardneuk Farm, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 7
- (Individual fact) entre le 1767 et le 1775: Missing birth of fifth child Bet. 1767–1775.
- (Kirk Session Minutes) entre le 16 MAR et le 8 octobre 1758 dans Laigh Kirk, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland: Kilmarnock, Laigh (quoad sacra) Kirk Session, Minutes (1738-1765), CH2/1252/4.Source 8
- Un enfant de John Rankin et Sarah Finlay
Famille de John Rankin
Il est marié avec Elisabeth Burnet.
Ils se sont mariés apres 16 mars 1758 à Ayrshire, Scotland.Source 8
Enfant(s):
- Agnes Rankin 1761-????
- Jean Rankin 1758-????
- Mathew Rankin 1767-????
- William Rankin 1775-????
Notes par John Rankin
1. No marriage can be found on Scotlands People
2. There is a fifth child born to John Rankin and Elizabeth Burnet, as Mathew is named as the fourth child born and William named as sixth born. There are 8 years between the births of Mathew and William.
3. There is a marriage in Ancestry. This date is obviously wrong, or it wasn't legal, as in 1758 they were rebuked 1 Month for their sin & scandal of fornication together.
Kilmarnock, Laigh (quoad sacra) Kirk Session, Minutes (1738-1765), CH2/1252/4
Thursday March 16 1758
Elizabeth Burnett being delated as having brought forth a child in fornication to John Rankine, they were appointed to be cited to next session.
Thursday March 23 1758
Compeared Elizabeth Burnett judicially confessing herself to have brought forth a child in uncleanness to John Rankine. Compeared said John judicially confessing guilt with her as the father of her child. They were appointed to appear Sabbath next to be rebuked.
Sabbath March 26 1758
Compeared John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett & were rebuked 1Mo. for their sin & scandal of fornication together.
Thursday August 31 1758
Compeared ? John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett applying for absolution & were appointed to wait on the mntrs for examination & they to report.
Thursday September 14 1758
Mr Hall reported that John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnet have my wait on him he was satisfied with their knowledge & they were appointed to be absolved on Sabbath on paying ten shillings of covet Muld for the man and ten pounds scots for the woman.
Sabbath October 8 1758
Compeared John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett & were absolved from their scandal of fornication together.
4. Although it cant yet be proven, Johns 'possible' parents, John Rankin, a Miller in New Miln, and Sarah Finlay, are my guess. I have known for a long time from the book "The History of Kilmarnock" by Archibald McKay, that the Rankins of Wardneuk, were related to the Rankins of the Mill in Shilling-hill, in the centre of Kilmarnock, see the following extract from the book:-
The History of Kilmarnock, by Archibald McKay.
Chapter X, page 106, Fourth Edition.
THE Cross of Kilmarnock was, in early times, the site of a corn-mill, which was driven by a lade or stream that flowed through the same spot. Shilling-hill, or Sheelin-hill, near the Railway Station, was, as the name implies, the eminence on which "the kernels of the grain," to use the words of Dr. Jamieson, "were separated by the wind from the husks."* Regarding the exact time of the erection of the mill we have no information. It appears, however, by the following extract from the Town Treasurer's Book, to have been removed about the beginning of the eighteenth century: "1703-June 26-Paid to Ballyie Hunter for the street where the miln stood £21 9s. 4d. Scots." We may likewise state, that the name of the last occupant of the mill was Rankin, from whom are descended the Rankins of Wardneuk, in this parish, and also the late David Rankin, Esq., post-master of Kilmarnock. The Newmill, at a short distance from the town, on the banks of the Irvine, was also occupied at one time by the same Rankins, and was built, we believe, in 1703, it was a substitute for the one at the Cross; hence it obtained the name of the New Mill.
* "By every corn-mill a knoll-top, on which the kernels were winnowed from the husks, was designed the Sheeling-hill.- Agr. Surv. Peeb.
5. Closer examination of the Farm Horse Tax in 1797-1798, finds a John Rankin, Cookston, and a John Rankin, Wardneuk. John in Cookston ties in with where his family were born. The John Rankin in Wardneuk would be 72 years of age. There is no likely record of death.
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- Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1724 RANKIN, JOHN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 10 458 Kilmarnock)
1724 RANKIN, JOHN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 10 458 Kilmarnock)
John Rankin Miller in New Miln, & Sara Finlay both their 1st marriages, had their 9th child born on fryday Jan:9-1724 and Baptized John on Thursday Jan: 16-1724, By Mr Wright. - Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1763 RANKINE, JOHN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 291 Kilmarnock)
01/01/1763 RANKINE, JOHN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 291 Kilmarnock)
Kilmarnock 1763 Births and Baptisms.
John Rankine, 3 child of John Rankine Farmer in Wardneuk & Elizabeth Burnet his wife was born January 1st 1763 - Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1767 RANKING, MATTHEW (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 365 Kilmarnock)
24/05/1767 RANKING, MATTHEW (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 365 Kilmarnock)
Births and Baptisms 1769 Kilmarnock
24 May John Ranking Farmer in Wardneuk and Elizabeth Burnet, Mathew fourth child born May 19th 1767 - Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1761 RANKINE, AGNES (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 271 Kilmarnock)
01/11/1761 RANKINE, AGNES (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 271 Kilmarnock)
Kilmarnock 1761 Births and Baptisms
Nov. 1 John Rankine Farmer in Wardneuk & Elizabeth Barnet, both their 1st marriage had their 2nd Child born on Saturday Oct'r. 24-1761, & baptised Agnes on Sabbath Nov'r 1 -1761 by Mr Leslie - Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1758 RANKINE, JEAN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 221 Kilmarnock)
14/03/1758 RANKINE, JEAN (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 221 Kilmarnock) Page 221 of 562
Kilmarnock Baptisms 1758
Elizabeth Barnet brought forth a child in unclean-ness to John Rankine March 11 1758 & was baptized Jean on Tuesday March 14 1758 - Scotlands People - Old Parish Registers of Births and Baptisms, 1775 RANKING, WILLIAM (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 526 Kilmarnock) Page 526 of 562
1775 RANKING, WILLIAM (Old Parish Registers Births 597/ 20 526 Kilmarnock) Page 526 of 562
John Ranking in Warnook and Elizabeth Burnet Spouse had their sixth child born June 5th 1775 and Baptized William June 12th 1775 - Scotlands Places, 1797 Farm Horse Tax 1797-1798, Volume 01 Volume 1 contains farm horse tax information on the following counties: Aberdeenshire, Argyll, Ayrshire, and Banffshire. John Rankine, Cookston, 2 Horses John Rankine, Wardneuk, 2 Horses
Masters/mistresses names Number of horses Horses liable in duty Horses not liable Duty
Kilmarnock Brot [Brought] forward 122 113 9 £11.6.0
James Steven Crookedholm 1 1 £0.2.0
Thomas Steven Crookedholm 1 1 £0.2.0
John Paterson Struthers 3 3 £0.6.0
Thomas Walker Newmiln 3 3 £0.6.0
John Willock Holehousemuir 2 2 £0.4.0
Thomas Stevenson Silverwood 4 4 £0.8.0
William Dickie Holms 1 1 £0.2.0
John Wilson Burnbrae 1 1 £0.2.0
Hugh Gebbie Dykeneuck 3 3 £0.6.0
John Cuthbertson Thirdpart 2 2 £0.4.0
John Wilson Croftfoot 2 2 £0.4.0
William Steven Loanfoot 2 2 £0.4.0
George Baird Blairston 1 1 £0.2.0
Robert Raeside Westmuir 2 2 £0.4.0
John McNeight Westmuir 1 1 £0.2.0
William Gilmour Rumpies 1 1 £0.2.0
Robert Stewart Knockinglaw 2 2 £0.4.0
George Galt Top Unthank 2 2 £0.4.0
John Rankine Cookston 2 2 £0.4.0
William Morton Unthank 4 4 £0.8.0
William Cuthbertson Knockinlaw 1 1 £0.2.0
John Rankine Wardneuck 2 2 £0.4.0
Robert Dunlop in Beansburn 1 1 £0.2.0
William Hunter Hillhead 2 2 £0.4.0
Mr Corbet in Hillhead 2 2 £0.4.0
Alexander Lamont Unthank 1 1 £0.2.0
John Carse Meicklewood 1 1 £0.2.0
William Alexander Craighall 2 2 £0.4.0
John Montgomerie Southcraig 3 2 1 £0.4.0
James Thomson North Craig 3 2 1 £0.4.0
James Gilmour in Dunnings 3 2 1 £0.4.0
Carried forward 183 171 12 £17.2.0 - Scotlands People - Virtual Volumes, 1758 Records for John Rankine and Elizabeth Burnett Kilmarnock, Laigh (quoad sacra) Kirk Session, Minutes (1738-1765), CH2/1252/4 (Page 205 - Page 209) http://britishgenes.blogspot.com/2019/02/scottish-antenuptial-fornication.html Scotland, Antenuptial Relationship Index 1661-1780 Do you have ancestors that were members of the Church of Scotland? Search over 31,000 antenuptial records from Kirk Sessions registers to find out if there were any family members who were summoned to the ministers and elders of the church to deny or confess their sin as a child had been conceived out of wedlock In these cases of 'antenuptial fornication', it was the mother of the child who would be summoned first, they would be sternly rebuked and persuaded to name the father of the child if he was not an obvious boyfriend. The father was then told of the accusation, summoned and would either appear or write, to deny or confess his sin. The session would summon the mother and father of the child back to subsequent meetings until the matter was resolved and the mother, or sometimes the couple, made some sort of reparation, often with the mother standing at the church door for 3 Sabbaths. When they had fully repented, and been pardoned, each was welcomed back into the Church.
Thursday March 16 1758
Elizabeth Burnett being delated as having brought forth a child in fornication to John Rankine, they were appointed to be cited to next session.
Thursday March 23 1758
Compeared Elizabeth Burnett judicially confessing herself to have brought forth a child in uncleanness to John Rankine. Compeared said John judicially confessing guilt with her as the father of her child. They were appointed to appear Sabbath next to be rebuked.
Sabbath March 26 1758
Compeared John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett & were rebuked 1Mo. for their sin & scandal of fornication together.
Thursday August 31 1758
Compeared ? John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett applying for absolution & were appointed to wait on the mntrs for examination & they to report.
Thursday September 14 1758
Mr Hall reported that John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnet have my wait on him he was satisfied with their knowledge & they were appointed to be absolved on Sabbath on paying ten shillings of covet Muld for the man and ten pounds scots for the woman.
Sabbath October 8 1758
Compeared John Rankine & Elizabeth Burnett & were absolved from their scandal of fornication together.
Événements historiques
Jour de naissance 9 janvier 1724
- La température le 9 janvier 1724 était d'environ 6,0 °C. Source: KNMI
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- 7 décembre » jugement sanglant de Thorn.
Jour du baptême 16 janvier 1724
- La température le 16 janvier 1724 était d'environ 7,0 °C. Source: KNMI
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- 7 décembre » jugement sanglant de Thorn.
Même jour de naissance/décès
- 1715 » Robert-François Damiens, auteur d'un attentat contre Louis XV († 28 mars 1757).
- 1728 » Thomas Warton, poète, critique littéraire et historien britannique († 21 mai 1790).
- 1759 » Victoria d'Anhalt-Bernbourg-Schaumbourg, aristocrate allemande († 26 juin 1841).
- 1773 » Cassandra Austen, peintre et aquarelliste britannique († 22 mars 1845).
- 1794 » Jacques-François Ancelot, homme de lettres français († 7 septembre 1854).
- 1804 » Louis d'Aurelle de Paladines, militaire français († 17 décembre 1877).
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Colin Harrower, "Harrower Family Tree", base de données, Généalogie Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/harrower-family-tree/I543.php : consultée 19 juin 2024), "John Rankin (1724-????)".
Colin Harrower, "Harrower Family Tree", base de données, Généalogie Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/harrower-family-tree/I543.php : consultée 19 juin 2024), "John Rankin (1724-????)".