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• 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.

• More detail in the family of Andrew Moffitt (1917-2008) Steward on the liner Queen Elizabeth, plying between Southampton and New York;
• As distinct from Andrew Moffitt (1906-1980), Quantity surveyor, who married (1) Emily Ashcroft and (2) Olive Algar;
• Thomas John Moffat, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Moffat, of Wallsend, died, aged 6, at his parents’ residence in 1910 after a short illness.

• More detail in the family of Andrew Moffitt (1847-1912) of Raheen, County Laois, and his son William Patrick Moffitt (1882-1965);
• George Moffatt (1868-1925) of Desert, County Monaghan, his wife Eliza Jane Wallace, and their 6 children.

• Edward Ernest Moffatt (1888-1936) of Yorkshire who married Blodwen Court (1876-1973) and moved to Bridgend, Wales.

• Robert Miles Moffat (1886-1945), his marriages to Diane Hulin and Dorothy Paull, and family;
• Armand Flament (1862-1945), who married Edith Maxwell Moffat during WW1;
• David Moffitt (1777-1851) of Chillingham, Northumberland, son of Charles Moffitt, gamekeeper to the Earl of Tankerville;
• Elizabeth Ann Moffatt (1862-1917), of Manchester, who married William Carney;
• Michael Moffitt (1793-1853), of Fowberry Manor, Chatton, Northumberland, who married Margaret Blackhall.

• Arthur Burrows Koplick (1922-2003), husband of Annie Moffatt (1869-2004), and great-grandson of a Polish immigrant from Krakow who founded a large family in Hull.

• Elizabeth Flannigan (1885-1935), who having divorced her first husband, James Gilroy, married Robert Moffat;
• Janet Lorimer Moffat (1857-1902), who married (1) James Toft and (2) George Docherty.

• Exploring the Moffatt family of Drumlea, County Tyrone, many of whom found marriage partners from the Mitchell family, living nearby.

• Mary Moffett who married Stephen Grady, and her Brother Barney Moffett, who married (1) Sarah Lofton Clowers, and (2) Martha J. Pitts;
• James Moffet (1854-1931), Tunnyhull, County Cavan, Ireland, married Maggie Lougheed and their family;
• John Blair Moffat (1858-1933), Coroneary, County Cavan, Ireland married Mary Davidson and their family;
• As well as new analysis of Thomas Moffat (b Edinburgh, 1596), his wife Issobel Gairdin, ancestor of most of the Moffats from Inveresk.

• New material, especially regarding “A Short History of the Family of Moffat of that Ilk”, in which the Irish data is expanded, including new facts and corrections that were unavailable to the author, Robert Maxwell Moffat.

• An update containing new material, especially including data from Ireland in the second half of the 19th century, with accurate dates for Births, Marriages and Deaths, as well as maiden names of married women.

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