William McQueen was christened 20th December 1805 in Wigtown, Wigtonshire, Scotland, the son of Anthony McQueen and his wife Janet Hannay. (Inscription says he was born 19th December 1806)
Agnes Cowan was christened on 13th February 1800 in Kirmabreck, Kircudbrightshire, Scotland, the daughter of John Cowan and his wife Rosie Thomson.
In time, William McQueen became Minister of the Associate Session, later United Presbyterian Church, Pathstruie, Forteviot District, Perthshire, Scotland. The church was so out of the way that he also acted as doctor, lawyer and veterinary surgeon.
He and Agnes were married in Forteviot District on 28th August 1836. They lived in the U.P. Manse Pathstruie and had 3 children together, all christened in the Associate Session Chuch, Pathstruie:
1. Rosanna McQueen christened 9th July 1837
2. William Hannay McQueen christened 26th February 1842
3. Janet Hannay MzQueen christened 7th October 1844
Agnes Cowan was christened on 13th February 1800 in Kirmabreck, Kircudbrightshire, Scotland, the daughter of John Cowan and his wife Rosie Thomson.
In time, William McQueen became Minister of the Associate Session, later United Presbyterian Church, Pathstruie, Forteviot District, Perthshire, Scotland. The church was so out of the way that he also acted as doctor, lawyer and veterinary surgeon.
He and Agnes were married in Forteviot District on 28th August 1836. They lived in the U.P. Manse Pathstruie and had 3 children together, all christened in the Associate Session Chuch, Pathstruie:
1. Rosanna McQueen christened 9th July 1837
2. William Hannay McQueen christened 26th February 1842
3. Janet Hannay MzQueen christened 7th October 1844
William McQueen was christened 20th December 1805 in Wigtown, Wigtonshire, Scotland, the son of Anthony McQueen and his wife Janet Hannay. (Inscription says he was born 19th December 1806)
Agnes Cowan was christened on 13th February 1800 in Kirmabreck, Kircudbrightshire, Scotland, the daughter of John Cowan and his wife Rosie Thomson.
In time, William McQueen became Minister of the Associate Session, later United Presbyterian Church, Pathstruie, Forteviot District, Perthshire, Scotland. The church was so out of the way that he also acted as doctor, lawyer and veterinary surgeon.
He and Agnes were married in Forteviot District on 28th August 1836. They lived in the U.P. Manse Pathstruie and had 3 children together, all christened in the Associate Session Chuch, Pathstruie:
1. Rosanna McQueen christened 9th July 1837
2. William Hannay McQueen christened 26th February 1842
3. Janet Hannay MzQueen christened 7th October 1844
Agnes Cowan was christened on 13th February 1800 in Kirmabreck, Kircudbrightshire, Scotland, the daughter of John Cowan and his wife Rosie Thomson.
In time, William McQueen became Minister of the Associate Session, later United Presbyterian Church, Pathstruie, Forteviot District, Perthshire, Scotland. The church was so out of the way that he also acted as doctor, lawyer and veterinary surgeon.
He and Agnes were married in Forteviot District on 28th August 1836. They lived in the U.P. Manse Pathstruie and had 3 children together, all christened in the Associate Session Chuch, Pathstruie:
1. Rosanna McQueen christened 9th July 1837
2. William Hannay McQueen christened 26th February 1842
3. Janet Hannay MzQueen christened 7th October 1844
Inscription
Sacred / To / The Memory Of / The Revd. WILLIAM McQUEEN / Minister Of The U.P. Church Pathstruie / Born At Wigtown 19th Decr. 1806 / Ordained 16th July 1836 / Died 28th Augt. 1881
A Thorough Christian, A Faithful Preacher, / A Devoted Pastor, A Wise Counsellor / A True Friend. / Beloved In His Life And Lamented In His Death / By All Who Knew Him.
Blessed Are The Dead Who Die In The Lord / They Rest From Their Labours And Their / Works Do Follow Them
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