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15 July 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- William Neilson Moffat (1929-1955), married Margaret Bradley, and who died aged 25 in a motor vehicle accident;
- John Smith Moffat, b 1880, married Janet Cameron, and emigrated to Vancouver.
28 June 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. Adding much data after a visit to GRO-Edinburgh. New material including:
- John Moffatt (1861 or maybe 1863-1946) Dalry, Ayrshire, miner, and Grand Secretary of the Provincial Workmen's Association in Nova Scotia;
- Catherine Moffat (b 1904) and her husband Italian hairdresser Louis Marcellino (b 1897), together with her wider family, who had crossed from Ireland to Scotland.
28 May 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Ada Crossling Moffatt (1878-1959) and her husband Joseph Robson (1867-1950), together with her parents, five sisters (plus husbands), and her brother..
23 April 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- James John Moffatt (1915-2004) and many of his relatives from Sussex;
- The family of Peter Moffett (1800-1876) and his wife Barbara Grey, from Framlington in Northumberland, and including his grandson, Edward Thomas Moffett (1883-1970).
31 March 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Mary Margaret (Mollie) Moffatt (1881-1974), b County Leitrim, who emigrated to Valentine, Cherry Co., Nebraska, and married Bob McQuade;
- The family of Irvine Moffat and Jessie Black, of Moffat, Dumfriesshire, incl their son George Black Moffat (1930-2013);
- Family of William Moffat (1925-1978) and Dorothy May Fair (1923-1990), who lived in Ipswich, Suffolk;
- William Moffatt (1842-1918), publisher of “The Chess Amateur” and manufacturer of chess pieces, and his wives (1) Julia Stein and (2) Emma Marshall.
31 Jan 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The unofficial family of Agnes Kerr Hughes (1863-1925), and her 6 children with James Moffat (1854-1942), in addition to 9 children with his wife, Sarah Burns (1856-1934);
- The family of George Moffatt (1822-1902), Canadian merchant, whose wife was Mary Ridge, and whose daughter Sophia Wallace Moffatt (1854-1906) married William Frederick Collings, the Seigneur of Sark.
1 Jan 2017 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The family of Robert Maxwell Moffat (1843-1910), author of “A short history of the family of Moffat of that Ilk”, including his son Alexander Logan Nathan Moffat (1889-1914), who died in WW1;
- The family of Francis Moffat (Lockerbie, 1851) and Grace Davidson (1854-1934), Oxford County, Ontario, Canada;
- Corrections regarding William Marshall, husband of Florence Margaret Moffatt (1885-1979).
1 Dec 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Augustus Kay Moffat (1824-1886), including his time at Winchester College, his Army Service in India, and dates for his wife and children.
1 Nov 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The family of Daniel Moffat (1816-1878) and his wife Jane Clark, including his daughters Marion, who married John Black; and Alison, who married Hugh Broatch; and his daughter Mary, who died of enteritis, aged 8.
29 Sep 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Correction regarding John Moffat, b 1819, Cumberland, married Sarah Boustead, in that his parents are John Moffat, b ca 1774, and his wife, Letitia (Lettice) Scott.
7 Sep 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Nicholas Edwards Moffatt (1855-1942), b Cornwall, who became Traffic Manager in the Great Copper Mine, Namqualand, South Africa;
- Peter Moffat (1813-1851), b Forfar, Scotland, who emigrated to Australia, and founded a dynasty of dairy farmers in Wolumba;
- William Moffitt,(1802-1874), b Liverpool, transported to Australia for the most trivial offence, became a successful bookseller, stationer, engraver, publisher and director of the Australian Joint Stock Bank.
27 July 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The family of Walter Scott Moffat (1827-1880), Melrose, Roxburghshire, and his wife Esther Trestrail Smith (1834-1875), Redruth, Cornwall, who emigrated to Melbourne, Australia, and Walter’s brief second marriage, 1878, to Jane McJannet.
1 July 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The family of James Moffat, tenant of Bruntaburn Mill, Berwickshire, who died in 1762 and his wife Isabella Lauder, his brother George and his sister Margaret;
- New data concerning the descendents of Henry Nathaniel Moffett (1887-1946) and his 19 children, especially his daughter Ellen (1918-2014).
1 May 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- The families of Robert William Moffett (1875-1945) and his son Charles Robert Moffett (1903-1974), South Shields, County Durham.
1 April 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Peter Moffatt (1869-1920), Gang leader in Victorian Salford, where disaffected and underemployed youths participated in inter-communal violence, known as scuttling. The despairing magistrates wanted to re-instate birching, but the Home Secretary forbade it. Imprisoned in Strangeways as many as ten times, on the day of release from one stretch, Peter assaulted stabbed John Allmark, leader of a rival gang, and went straight back to prison. As depicted on the BBC program “The Secret History of my Family”;
- William Moffett (1827-1868), Cooper, and Grand Master of the Odd-Fellows;
- The brothers James (1870-1943) and Robert William (1875-1945) Moffett, and their respective families in the first half of the 20th century.
29 Feb 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Aaron Moffet (1886-1963), who emigrated from County Antrim to Vancouver, Canada;
- Norman Moffett (1909-1994), Newcastle upon Tyne, plus dates for his wife, brothers and sister;
- The brothers Alfred (1899-1978) and Joseph Robert (1901-1972) Moffatt, who married the sisters Ada Annie and Margaret Newman.
25 Jan 2016 An update to the Clan Moffat UK database. New material including:
- Norman Moffett (1909-1994), Newcastle upon Tyne, plus his family and his siblings.
2 Apr 2008 - We are pleased to announce that our genealogical database has been augmented by the addition of some 15,000 new “Moffat” entries, as compiled by the genealogist of the Clan Moffat UK & Eire. These entries are mostly limited to Great Britain, and limited to those bearing the name “Moffat” (or variant), as well as the husbands of Moffat women who marry. Its major advantage is that it contains ALL the Moffats resident in England, Scotland and Wales listed in the 1881 census, so that if your Moffat ancestor was in Great Britain during 1881, s/he will be in the database. Conversely, if s/he is missing, you can assume the person to be deceased, to have emigrated or, in the case of women, to have married and be using a different surname. Our goal is to increase the coverage to all Moffats listed in the UK Censuses 1841 – 1901. Please click here for a more detailed description of the database.
This database will be upgraded on a monthly basis. If you have corrections or additions to this database, please submit them to the genealogist using the SUGGEST facility, so that they can be incorporated in a subsequent upgrade.
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