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• Donald Breadsworth Moffat (1910-1993) whose son, Geoffrey Nicholas Moffat (1943-2019), passed away last month;
• William Moffat (1850-1914), whose early marriage, 1870, to Ellen Ann Clarke Gordon (1852-1938) came as a surprise – since William married Mary Boal (1855-1909) only 4 years later;
• Robert Moffatt (1858-after 1911, County Londonderry, Ireland, and his wife Sarah Carton (or Cartin?) and their extensive family of 11 children.

• Robert Law (1835-1903), Pollokshaws, Renfrewshire, who married Ann Moffat (1841-1923), whose descendents emigrated to New Zealand;
• Brian Moffett (1938-2019), Newcastle upon Tyne, son of Leslie Moffett and Jane Laverick, who passed away 4 September 2019;
• John Smith Moffat (1880-1965), and his wife Janet Cameron (1894-1993), who married in Glasgow, and emigrated to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada;
• Moffat families commemorated in the Leadhills Burying Ground and Cemetery, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

• Walter Ker Moffat (1893-1946), married Rose Ann Depledge (1895-1984), who lived in Sheffield, and their family;
• Robert Moffat (1909-1987), Fishmonger, warehouse manager and his wife Margaret Reston Clark (1916-2002);
• Charles Percy Moffat (1893-1947), hydraulic pressure engineer, and his wife Emma Butterworth (1896-1990), who lived in Wakefield, Yorkshire, and their family.

• William Moffatt (1850-1914), insurance agent, married Mary Boal (1855-1909), whilst at the same time partnering Mary Jane Rogerson/Orwin (1845-after 1911);
• Robert Moffat (1909-1987), Fishmonger, warehouse manager and his wife Margaret Reston Clark (1916-2002);
• Robert Moffat (1916-1989), Engineer’s Clerk and his wife Mary McMillan Guy (1916-2007).

• George Duncan Moffatt (1896-1952), dental surgeon, married Florence Kate Jannaway (1890-1967), whose first husband, Herbert Harvey (1893-1918) had died at Ypres late in WW1.

• Edward Knowler Moffat (1885-1974) Clergyman, whose autobiography “Reflections on Life: 1885-1974” provides fascinating insight into life in the first half of the 20th century;
• William Muffett (1857-1942), and his life in rural Norfolk, together with two wives, Elizabeth Buck (1856-1885), who died aged 29, and Fanny Augusta Ward (1861-1949)

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