Camerons
of Loudoun Parish, Ayrshire
Researched and contributed by John Cameron
JOHNC@afscmeillinois.org
BAPTISMS
Index (1675-1854)
J1.
John Cameron & ?
John
1675
Loudounhill
Jean
1677
Loudounhill
J2.
John Cameron & ?
Janet
1675
Moorhead
Margaret
1678
Moorhead
Thomas
1687
Muirhead
J3.
John Cameron
& ?
Loudounhill
John
1745
Mary
1747
William
1747
&
? Findlay
Christian
1749
Loudounhill
Helen
1752
William
1754
Postmaster
John
1757
Janet
1759
&
Helen Findlay
Newmilns
Margaret
1762
& Agnes Findlay
Newmilns
Isobel
1765
J4.
John Cameron
& Margaret Morton
Newmilns
John
1775
J5.
John Cameron & Mary Brown
Weaver
Agnes
1797
James
1799
Hugh B.
1801
Thomas W.
1803
Hugh B.
1805
Margaret
1807
Mary
1811
John
1812
Nicol
1813
J6.
John Cameron
& Agnes Hamilton
Farmer/Loudounhill
William
1805
James
1806
Helen
1808
Janet
1811
John
1813
Agnes
1815
Matthew
1817
Margaret
1820
Jean
1823
Andrew
1827
?
John Cameron & Ann Parker
Servant
Ann H.L. 1818
W1.
William
Cameron & ?
Marion
1702
Loudounhill
William
1712
Mains
Janet
1715
Stacks
John
1717
Townend
William
1719
Loudounhill
Grissell
1722
Loudounhill
James
1725
Newmilns
W2.
William
Cameron & ?
Helen
1748
Portioner
W3.
William Cameron
& Janet Paterson
Newmilns
Grissall
1780
Newmilns
John
1781
James
1785
William
1785
Alexander
1787
Peter
1789
Matthew
1789
Francis
1793
Helen
1795
Loudounhill
Helen
1798
Francis
1799
?
William Cameron
& Margaret Peterson
Loudounhill
Janet
1803
W4.
William Cameron & Janet Young
Wright
Agnes
1812
Janet
1812
William
1814
Margaret
1816
Margret
1817
W5.
William Cameron
& Janet Ross
Baker/Darvel
Alexander
1840
Mary
1842
Jean R.
1844
George
1847
W6.
William Cameron & Christina
Strang
Loudounhill
Isobel
1841
John
1843
William
1847
Agnes
1849
Christina
1849
James
1851
Matthew
1854
A1.
Alexander Cameron & Mary Paterson Baker
William
1808
James
1806
Marion
1812
Janet
1814
P1.
Peter Cameron
& Margaret Paterson
Farmer/Dykehead
William
1822
George
1826
John
1828
Margaret
1830
Peter
1833
Ja1.
James Cameron
& Margaret Inglis
Weaver
Marjory
1817
Jean
Cameron & Robert Pollock
Isobel
1826
Camerons
of Loudoun Parish, Ayrshire
MARRIAGES
(1811-1854)
10-27-1821
Peter Cameron & Margaret Paterson
1-18-1823
Andrew Dunning & Janet Cameron
9-3-1825
Robert Pollock & Jean Cameron (of Galston)
2-11-1826
James Pollock & Isobel Cameron (of Galston)
2-2-1828
Alexander Smith & Agnes Cameron
5-6-1828
John Steele (of Galston) & Helen Cameron
8-8-1829
John Young (of Galston) & Janet Cameron
1-1-1831
John Scott & Margaret Cameron
6-1-1833
Andrew McKay & Margaret Cameron
11-9-1833
James Paton & Agnes Cameron
5-24-1834
Andrew Craig & Mary Cameron
6-7-1834
James Cameron & Marion Borland (of Galston)
4-18-1835
James Mair & Jean Cameron
11-10-1838
John Campbell & Mary Cameron
1-19-1839
William Cameron & Janet Ross
11-30-1839
Nicol Cameron & Fanny Morton (of Galston)
8-7-1840
William Cameron & Christina Strang (of E. Kilbride)
12-3-1842
Andrew Greenshield (of Galston) & Jean Cameron
4-24-1844 James Brown & Marion
Cameron
10-13-1844
Hugh Gray & Sarah Cameron
1-3-1845
John Borland (of Galston) & Janet Cameron
6-20-1846
James Boyd & Marion Cameron
Camerons of Loudoun Parish, Ayrshire
DEATHS
(1811-1857)
10-6-1812
Janet Cameron, wife of William Gilchrist in Garlencraig (?)
5-21-1816
Marion Cameron, daughter of Alexander Cameron, baker, Darvel.
3-31-1817
Janet Cameron, daughter of Alexander Cameron, died of the chincough
(whooping
cough).
5-26-1817
Margaret Cameron, daughter of William Cameron, wright, Newmilns,
Died
of inflammation.
3-10-1823
Janet Cameron, wife of Gaven Boyd, weaver.
5-7-1823
William Cameron of Loudounhill.
12-23-1823
Helen Grass (?), mother-in-law to John Cameron, farmer at Loudounhill.
12-17-1825
John Cameron, son of J-s Cameron, weaver, Greenside, Newmilns.
6-18-1828
Christian Cameron, widow of deceased Alexander Young, farmer in
Loudoun.
1-29-1829
John Cameron, son of J-s Cameron, weaver in Newmilns, was drowned in the
water of Irvine.
William
Sommerval, son of Th. Sommerval, weaver in Newmilns was drowned in the water of
Irvine when he went into the water attempting to save the above mentioned child
John Cameron on the 22 day of December last.
12-1-1829
John Cameron, weaver in Darvel, formerly in Newmilns.
1-19-1830
James Cameron, son of James Cameron, weaver in Newmilns.
2-9-1832
Andrew Cameron, son of John Cameron, Loudounhill would have died between
4-5 years aged, cholera.
6-22-1835
Still born child of James Cameron, weaver, Newmilns.
9-12-1835
An infant child of Jean Cameron in Newmilns (a child she had to James
Mair, weaver, son of the late Hugh Mair, commonly called Cavelry in Newmilns).
10-9-1835
Jean Cameron, widow of the deceased Robert Pollock, weaver in Newmilns.
9-12-1836
John Cameron, son of John Cameron of Loudounhill, died there of typhus
fever.
10-9-1836
John Cameron of Loudounhill. He
was laid in his grave with his son John
above
mentioned.
10-24-1837
Margaret Cameron, daughter of the above mentioned John Cameron of
Loudounhill, died of typhus fever.
5-24-1838
Grissoll Cameron, wife of George Paterson of Priestland, wright.
3-5-1840
John Cameron, son of John Cameron, weaver in Newmilns.
9-20-1842
(Agn)es Cameron, wife of Thomas Cameron, weaver in Bedlem, Greenholm.
She was interred in the northmost of James Cameron’s lair on the west
end of the lair.
5-10-1843
Janet Young, widow of the deceased William Cameron, wright in Newmilns
and he went to Paisley and died there but his widow came out and resided at
Toungue, parish of Loudoun and died there.
She is interred in the center grave in the lair belonging to Gaven Alston
of Loudoun Hill at the east end of the church at the dyke.
This grave is full.
11-8-1844
Mrs. Mary Brown or Cameron, mother of James Cameron, weaver in
Newmilns.
1-17-1845
Janet Cameron Gilchrist, daughter of Thomas Gilchrist, farmer in
(K)nevochlaw.
She died with a c*****.
2-26-1845
Helen Cameron or Steel, wife of John Steel in Camsaight (?) in Galston
parish. She is interned in the
south most grave in Alex. Steel’s lair.
3-26-1845
Marionn Brown or Cameron. Daughter
of Alex. Cameron, baker in Darvel and wife of James Brown, weaver in Darvel,
natural son of James Brown that went from Darvel and now is living on the road
to the inn.
11-12-1845
Robert Cameron, an infant son of Matthew Cameron, farmer in Changue.
6-19-1847
Alexander Cameron, old baker in Darvel is interned in ****most grave in
John Cameron of Loudounhill’s lair.
11-7-1847
Archibald Cameron, laborer residing in Lochgate.
He is interned in the same grave as Alex. Cameron, late baker in Darvel,
in Cameron burial ground in Newmilns church yard.
6-30-1848
An infant child of Hugh Cameron, old soldier, a brother of James Cameron,
Greenholm.
1-16-1849
Wm. Cameron, weaver and fiddler, residing in Bedlem, Greenholm.
He died with a bowel complaint in G******.
1-25-1849
William Cameron, baker in Darvel. He
died with cholera.
1-27-1849
Marion Cameron, daughter of William Cameron, baker.
No dependents. In Darvel, died of cholera.
4-4-1849
Hugh Smith, shoemaker. Son
of Agnes Cameron or Smith, in Newmilns and sister of James Cameron, weavers
agent, Greenholm.
[There
has been 202 funerals in Newmilns Church yard this year 1849 which is the most
number that I had in my time as church officer which is 39 years -- Andrew
McPherson]
7-2-1850
Matthew Cameron, son of Matthew Cameron, farmer in Changue, Galston
parish. He died of measles.
4-21-1851
Janet Cameron, daughter of John Cameron, weaver in Newmilns.
5-5-1851
Christina Cameron, daughter of William Cameron of Loudounhill.
She died with scarlet fever. She
was a twin daughter.
5-20-1851
Agnes Cameron, daughter of Wm. Cameron of Loudounhhill, the other twin
daughter who died with scarlet fever. Her
twin was interned on the 5th May, current as mentioned above.
6-11-1851
An infant child of Hugh Cameron, weaver in Greenholm and old pensioner.
Brother of John Cameron in Greenholm.
2-19-1852
Andrew Cameron, son of James Cameron, farmer in Knowe, Galston parish.
12-6-1852
Margaret Cameron from Lochgate, daughter of the deceased William Cameron,
once wright in Newmilns but went to Paisley and died there.
She was housekeeper to her uncle Francis Cameron, farmer in Lochgate.
7-22-1853
Matthew Cameron, Jr.(?), a young son of Matthew Cameron, farmer in
Changue, Galston.
9-20-1853
Alexander Cameron, son of the late William Cameron, baker in Darvel.
2-20-1854
George Cameron, son of James Cameron, farmer in Knowe, parish of Galston.
4-22-1854
Thomas Boyd, stepson of Hugh Cameron, weaver and old pensioner, Newmilns,
brother of James Cameron, weaver in Greenholm.
He died with a brain fever.
9-12-1854
Rich. Holingsworth, a brother-in-law of Hugh Cameron, agent, Greenholm.
He came on a visit to his friend and died of cholera in Newmilns.
He was interned in a M*****? In the same grave that James Morton in the
prec****** interned in August 26.
9-15-1854
Hugh Cameron, old soldier, brother of James Cameron, agent in Greeholm.
He died with cholera.
9-16-1854
Mrs. Holingsworth, widow of the stranger that came on a visit.
He was brother-in-law of Hugh Cameron, old soldier in Newmilns.
She died with cholera. Her
husband was buried Sept. 12, above mentioned.
9-17-1854
Hugh Cameron’s widow, died with cholera.
10-20-1854
Agnes Hamilton or Cameron, widow of the late John Cameron of Loudounhill.
She died in John Young’s mill in Allanton Mill.
2-28-1857
William Cameron, son of Matthew Cameron, farmer in Changue, Galston
parish.
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