William married Joan Brebner on 13 Jul 1738 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Joan was born about 1710. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sacred to the Memory of William Brody sometime farmer in Belnaglack who died 10th Octr 1802 aged 59 years. Also his spouse Agness Anderson who died 1st May 1783 aged 381 h years. Also their daughter-in-law Jean Gibbon spouse of their son John Brodie farmer in Belnaglack who died 6th of October 1841 aged 59 years. Done by the care of their son John Brody farmer in Belnaglack.

Family/Spouse: Agnes Anderson. Agnes was born about 1745; died on 1 May 1783 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Janet Gauld on 20 Oct 1784 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Janet was born on 23 Aug 1755 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 8 Apr 1798 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Jean Gibbon about 1809. Jean was born on 12 May 1782 in Leochel-Cushnie, Scotland; died on 6 Oct 1841 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sacred to the Memory of William Brodie late gamekeeper at Backie's who died on the 26th day of March. 1839 aged 53 years, also of his infant son William who died on the 23 April, 1839, aged one year. And Margaret his daughter who died at Aberdeen on the 25th day of February. 1838 aged 18 years. His wife Mary Reid, died 28th February, 1864, aged 74 years.

William Brodie, by his wife, Mary, daughter of Archibald Reid, Kirktown, had James, who married Elizabeth Gordon ; William, who died young; Alexander Duff, who married Mary, sister of John Farquharson of Whitecairns ; William (iron-founder and partner in the firm of Blaikie Brothers, Aberdeen, who married Elizabeth Ferrier Nicol Baillie, and had, with others, Charles Fraser, who married Jessie Davidson, and William Hampden, M.D., who married Rachel Paterson) ; Margaret, who died young; Isabella, who married Robert Murdoch; and Mary Ann (died 4th March, 1905), the last of the name to reside in the parish, who married Jonathan Gauld, and had an only son, Jonathan.

Family/Spouse: Margaret Middleton Reid. Margaret was born on 16 May 1789 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 28 Feb 1864 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married Harry Reid about 1811 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Harry was born about 1791 in Aberdeen, Scotland; died about 1841 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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James was born in 1796. He was the son of William Brodie and Janet Gauld. He passed away in 1885.
In Memory of Mary Margaret, daughter of James Brodie, farmer in Drumnagarrie, who died on the 7th March, 1853, aged 18 years. The above said James Brodie died 1st April 1885 aged 89 years and his wife Barbara Murdoch died 4th Juno 1888 aged 81 years. Also their oldest son William who died 6th April, 1896, aged 65 years. Also their daughter Jane who died at Huntly 24th March 1905, aged 60 years.

James married Barbara Murdoch on 12 Jun 1830 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Barbara was born on 17 Oct 1806 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 4 Jun 1888 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Charles Beattie. Charles was born on 24 Sep 1802 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 3 Dec 1866 in Wardhead, Insch, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Mary Grassick on 5 Jul 1845 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Mary was born about 1815 in Strathdon, Scotland; died on 9 Oct 1895 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brodie-4309

John married Margaret Niven about 1853 in Scotland. Margaret was born on 12 May 1816 in Archindoir & Kearn, Scotland; died after 1891. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Elizabeth Gordon on 29 Jul 1843 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland. Elizabeth was born about 1821 in Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Isabella married Robert Murdoch about 1846. Robert was born on 5 Jun 1809 in Strathdon, Scotland; died on 4 Mar 1889 in Migvie, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Alexander married Mary Farquharson on 20 Nov 1852 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. Mary was born on 23 Nov 1824 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 25 Mar 1886 in St. Nicholas, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Elizabeth Ferrier Nicol Baillie on 20 May 1852 in Aberdeen, Scotland. Elizabeth was born about 1827 in Linlithgow, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Mary Ann Brodie was born at Backies, Glenbuchat Parish, and baptized 11 December 1828. Presumably she was born earlier that month. Her father was a game keeper, most probably for the Earl who owned the parish as his estate. Her father had several colorful episodes reported in the press for whiskey smuggling in cahoots with some of his extended family relatives. The intervention of the Earl was reported to get him out of jail as the family was becoming destitute; also reported were tensions with other family members who took in revenue officials as boarders. Her father died in 1839.

Mary Ann is found in the 1841 and 1851 living with her mother at Backies, Mary Ann working as a house servant. She married in 1858 to Jonathan Gauld, a crofter. This was a fairly late marriage for him as there was an almost twenty year difference in their ages. They farmed at Crofts in Glenbuchat, in 1871 operating about 60 acres with family and hired help. Jonathan died in 1876 and Mary continued with the farm at least to 1881. Not found in 1891, she is found living in Strathdon in 1901, reported as "formerly farmer's wife".

Of their three children, two died young and are interred with their parents in Glenbuchat Kirkyard. Son Jonathan became a police constable in Edinburgh. Mary Ann Died at Belnacraig in Glenbuchat. Her son Jonathan of Edinburgh was the informant for her death record.

Mary married Johnathan Gauld about 1858. Johnathan was born in Jun 1799 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 16 Jan 1876 in Glenbuchat, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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In Memory of Mary Margaret, daughter of James Brodie, farmer in Drumnagarrie, who died on the 7th March, 1853, aged 18 years. The above said James Brodie died 1st April 1885 aged 89 years and his wife Barbara Murdoch died 4th Juno 1888 aged 81 years. Also their oldest son William who died 6th April, 1896, aged 65 years. Also their daughter Jane who died at Huntly 24th March 1905, aged 60 years.

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Died in Scotts Hospital, Huntly.

John married Elizabeth Smith on 12 Jan 1872 in Aberdeen, Scotland. Elizabeth was born on 18 Sep 1841 in Garly, Scotland; died on 7 Jan 1917 in Aberdeen, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died in Fife Arms Hotel, Aberchrider.

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16 Princes Street, Huntly.

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The Brodies in Belnaglack are now represented by Rev. William Brodie, B.D., born at Belnaglack in 1848. minister of Kirkpatrick- Juxta. His brothers. Alexander and James. are farmers at Standingstones. Durris, and Lampool, Dnnnottar. respectively.

Alexander married Mary Dingwall Ogg on 11 Jun 1885 in Aberdeen, Scotland. Mary was born on 17 Oct 1854 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 14 Oct 1929 in Stanion, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: McNicol. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Jane Anne Mackie. Jane was born about 1856 in Lumphanan, Scotland; died after 1901. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Ann Leslie. Ann was born on 25 May 1816 in Glenbuchat, Scotland; died on 21 Jul 1861 in Aberdeen, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Charles married Jesse Davidson about 1882 in Aberdeen, Scotland. Jesse was born on 5 May 1859 in St. Nicholas, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Dr. WILLIAM HAMPDEN BRODIE Dr. William Hampden Brodie, 1855-1909, above-mentioned, was a medial gentleman well known on the Rand, where he was highly esteemed. He graduated M.B., C.M., at Aberdeen University, 1880, and M.D. two years later. He afterwards visited America, and subsequently proceeding to Johannesburg in the early days, he took an active part in the work of the Reform Committee, holing as he did strong sympathies with that movement. He served during the South African War as medical officer on the hospital ship, Lismore Castle, and No 6. General Hospital, Johannesburg. He had also been medical officer of the W.N.L.A., and of the Ferreira group of mines, and till recently had been acting as medical adviser to the Central Administration.

The cause of death was pneumonia, with which Dr. Brodie was struck down only a few days before his death. The Transvaal Leader, |referring to Dr. Brodie, says:—“He will he affectionately remembered by the many hundreds who had from him the benefit of the medical skill which a. winning and sympathetic personality made doubly helpful. Also as a member of the Reform Committee he wrote his name into the political records of his day. It was simply from a patriotic motive, and with the view of rendering what he felt to be his duty as a citizen, that he joined the Reformers. No man in Johannesburg could have been freer from hitter feeling against his fellow colonists belonging to the older population. Least of all had he any thought of calling in external force against the then Government. He remarked, indeed, to a friend of the present writer that he would never have associated himself with the Reform movement had he suspected there was to be a raid at the back of it.

At the same time he felt like his co-Reformers, that the Johannesburg people would not continue to accept the status of out- landers without sacrifice of their self-respect. Nobody had a stouter heart for the risks of revolution, and when these risks matured he made light of his imprisonment as holiday he had needed for a good many years. His sane outlook on life, his cheerful humour and kindly temperament endeared him to a large circle who, through their sense of what they must miss themselves, are able to appreciate the greater loss which has fallen on his widow and children."

The funeral of Dr. Brodie, which took place to Bramfontein Cemetery, -Johannesburg, on Thursday, May 13th, 1909, was attended by a very large gathering of mourners, including many of the leading men of the community. Rev. Frank Collyer of the Congregational Church of which Dr. Brodie was an ardent member~—conducted the funeral service. Mr Collyer remarked on the sterling qualities of the deceased, whose life, he said, was an example to them all. He married in 1882, Rachael Peterson, youngest daughter of the late Baillie William Paterson, Aberdeen, by his wife Rachael Wyllie, and had one son and two daughters. Baillie Paterson, wholesale and manufacturing chemist, Gallowgate, Aberdeen, entered the Town Council of Aberdeen 5th November, 1861, was elected a magistrate in 1864, and continued in office till his death in the summer of 1866.

Family/Spouse: Rachel Paterson. Rachel was born about 1858 in Aberdeen, Scotland; died about 1940 in Johannesburg, South Africa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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(3) Louisa Mary Brodie, born at 74 Wales Street, Aberdeen, 22nd July, 1857, and registered 11th August, same year; died near Aberdeen, 11th July, l9l1, buried at St. Peter's Cemetery, Aberdeen, 12th July, I911. In early life she was extremely devoted to music and painting. Before I878 she wrote poetry, and the writer has preserved copies of " Venus De Medico,” “The Skylark," “To Nora,” “Ben-Avon,” “Address to the Castle of Kildrummy,” “Dedicated to Four Smart Ones,” and‘ “Dedicated to Six Larking Ones"

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(4) Alice Brodie, born at Aberdeen, March, 1859, died there 4th February 1860, and buried at St. Peter‘s Cemetery, Aberdeen. It may be added that Elizabeth Ferrier Nicol Baillie, died at Footdee Ironworks House, Aberdeen, 7th November, 1879, aged 52 and was buried at St. Peter's Cemetery, Aberdeen, where her husband is also buried. An oil painting, unsigned and undated, has been in the custody of his grandnephew- the writer of this brochure - since 1910. An inscription at the foot bears that it was “Presented to ‘Wm. Brodie, Esq.,* by the clerks and foremen of Footdee Ironworks.”

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Died in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England.

Named after Grandmother

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Matron of the East Riding Mental Hospital.