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• Mary Isabella Moffat (1865-1944) b Glasgow, who emigrated to Australia, partnered Hugh Anderson (7 children), and married James Mitchell Finlay (1 daughter);
• Sarah Moffat (1835-1907), b Newry, Ireland, who married Robert Chatham (1834-1903), lived mostly in Glasgow, and had at least 15 children together.

• Giving the correct place of birth, London, for Margaret Mitchell Moffat (1922-2013), who married Thomas Hollywood;
• The family of John Moffat (1851-1937) and Anne McDonnell of Ballybrinogue, County Mayo, and their three sons, Patrick, Thomas and John.

• Family of Martin Moffat, County Sligo, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry in WW1;
• John Symon Moffat (1886-1961) and his wife Jessie White Brown (1886-1969) who lived in Falkirk, Scotland, and their daughter Marion Mitchell Moffat;
• Joshua Moffitt (1839-1918), his wife Zilda Wilkinson, and their family from Ballymore, County Donegal, Ireland.

• Considerably more detail on the Moffats of Barnamaghery, including those who remained in Ireland, and those who emigrated to New Zealand.

• William Moffat (1818-1856), Barnamaghery, County Down, who died in an incident of domestic violence some one month after his marriage;
• The family of Samuel Moffat (b 1839) and Jane Gordon Thomson (1842-1881), Renfrewshire, Scotland, who were left destitute when their father abandoned them, and their mother died suddenly, the two youngest being re-located to Canada as orphans;
• Charles Caton (1852-1938), originally a bonnet-maker from Luton, and Susan Moffat (1854-1908), jute workers from Dundee.

• Mary Ferguson (1856-1892), briefly married to David Moffat (1868-1935), who died shortly after giving birth to their first child Mary Anderson Moffat (b 1892, Wishaw);
• William Moffat (1906-1965) b Maryhill Glasgow, married Annie Hyslop Maxwell in Troon 1932, after which the family moved to Yeovil, Somerset.

• Susan Moffat (1854-1908) b Lochee, Perthshire, of Irish heritage, who married Charles Caton (1852-1938) of Luton, both of whom worked in the jute industry in Dundee;
• William Moffat (1872-1953), and his wife Helen Shearer (1878-1940), and attempts to document their children, two of whom were John Shearer Moffat (b 1899) and Justina Shearer Moffat (1918-1996).

• Betty Davidson (m.s. Moffat, also Steadman) (1933-2021) descended from miners in the Midlothian coalfield. Athlete who ran 800 meters and cross-country for Scotland; Athletics Team Manager for Scotland in the Commonwealth Games of 1970; Chief Referee, Track Athletics, Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh, 1986.

• William Moffat (1822-1883) lead miner from Leadhills, married to Margaret Carmichael (1823-1876), and whom “ancestry” have mis-filed as William McFat.

• Peter Moffat (1859-1889) who qualified as a Civil Engineer, emigrated to Australia, married, and died shortly after his wife;
• His sister Elizabeth Bannatyne Moffat (1855-1938), who emigrated to South Africa, married an Architect, and returned to London after his death;
• Distinguishing between Jane Moffat (1836-1904), who married William Robertson, and her sister Janet Moffat (1839-1902), who married Robert McIndoe, both daughters of William Moffat and Janet Proudfoot of Glasgow;
• Darcey Moffat (1838-1885) who emigrated to Australia, and had families with his wedded wife Mary Helena Bell, and partner Sarah Little.

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