James Mair
M, #1543, b. 8 May 1802, d. 23 November 1857
James Mair|b. 8 May 1802\nd. 23 Nov 1857|p1543.htm|William Mair|b. c 1765|p1506.htm|Ann Wood|b. 6 Apr 1765|p1507.htm|||||||James Wood|b. b 30 Dec 1738|p2248.htm|Katharine Wood|b. 6 Aug 1741|p2249.htm|
James Mair was born on 8 May 1802 at Portknockie, Banffshire, Scotland.1,2 He was baptized on 9 May 1802 at Parish of Cullen, Banffshire, Scotland.1 He was the son of William Mair and Ann Wood. His family was known by the tee-name of "Shavie". James Mair was a fisherman. He was the skipper of the fishing boat 'Tenpence.' He married Catherine Wood at Portknockie, Banffshire, Scotland, on 16 November 1826.3,2 James died on 23 November 1857 at sea, off Portsoy, Banffshire, Scotland, at age 55. He perished with the Portknockie fishing boat 'Tenpence' that foundered off Portsoy during a storm. The entire crew were lost. They were James Mair "Shavie" (skipper), William Mair "Shavie", James Mair "Shavie", James Wood "Park", Alexander Wood "Royal", George Wood "Royal", John Sclater "Hassar", James Wood "Post" and George Pirie "Dod".2,4
Children of James Mair and Catherine Wood
- Anne Mair b. 30 Oct 1827
- Catherine Mair+ b. 29 Oct 1828, d. 21 Jun 1882
- Margaret Mair+ b. 23 Feb 1831, d. 15 Apr 1916
- William Mair b. 28 Jun 1833, d. 23 Nov 1857
- Ann Mair+ b. 26 Apr 1836, d. 20 Nov 1922
- James Mair b. 25 Feb 1839, d. 23 Nov 1857
- Alexander Mair b. 11 Jun 1841
- Helen Mair+ b. 5 Sep 1843, d. 30 Apr 1923
- Janet Mair b. 24 Jan 1846
- Elizabeth Mair b. 21 Jun 1848
- Mary Mair b. 23 Aug 1851
Citations
- [S1051] LDS Church, International Genealogical Index, "James Mair, male. Birth: 08 MAY 1802. Christening: 09 MAY 1802 Cullen, Banff, Scotland. Father: Wm Mair. Mother: Ann Wood."
- [S773] Robert Mair, Neil Pirie, Information kindly supplied by Robert Mair of Durham, England.
- [S1114] LDS Church, International Genealogical Index, "James Mair, male. Spouse: Catherine Wood. Marriage: 16 NOV 1826, Cullen, Banff, Scotland."
- [S817] Lynda McHardy née Mair, Neil Pirie, Information kindly supplied by Lynda McHardy of Aberdeen, Scotland."