Mortimer as a Surname

in Scotland


Banff/Morayshire:

                               The Interface.

Ideally the Interface should be represented by a three dimensional model; (1)Location, (2) Time and (3) Population Movement; but, for ease of display, let us, for the moment, use the simple grid system:- viz,

(1) "Location" as the vertical "x" axis, expressed as Parishes (copy of county parish maps available from-  www.ihgs.ac.uk/ );

(2) "Time" as the horizontal "y" axis, expressed as both "Approximate Dates" and as "Generations";

(3) "Population Movement" indicated by the "plotting" on the grid of individuals identified either by an "M" number ( see DATUM IV - Biographical Notes ) or by a date ( the date being the year of the baptism of his first child as per I.G.I. ); or both if considered to be the same individual. 

Approximate Dates 1675+ 1650+ 1625+ 1600+
"GENERATIONS" 20 19 18 17
Banffshire Parish
Banff John 1675
Cullen George 1681
Thomas M213
Alvah George M210 George M208 Walter M207
George M204
William M214 William M212
Deskford William 1662
Fordyce John 1683
Grange Thomas 1685
Marnoch Patrick 1679
Jo. 1701
Morayshire Alves John 1680
Elgin Alexr. 1667 James 1611
Jon 1667 William 1612

Commentary.

It can reasonably be assumed that during those 300 years of continuous occupancy at Auchinbaddy (in the parish of Alvah), younger brothers would have moved away to take up tenancies of farms in surrounding parishes, even into Aberdeenshire and Morayshire.

Proving links across the "Interface" should not now be too difficult.

 

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