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Malcolm STEVENSON ‎(I6086)‎

Given Names: Malcolm
Surname: STEVENSON

Given Names: Malcolm
Surname: ROBERTSON

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 1844

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Death: 15 December 1870 ‎(Age 26)‎ Bay of Biscay

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	1844 27 19
Biographical Notes	Note: Malcolm used the surname Robertson after his father died. He became a seaman at an early age and married young but surely not at 16 as a relative's arithmetic would make it. There were two children of the marriage, one died "about the time Malcolm was in America," and the maternal grandmother cared for both at Paisley. The survivor was another Malcolm Robertson who was said to be employed at an engineering works at Paisley in 1888 aged 27 years ‎(which cannot be correct)‎ and married with "several children". Malcolm senior was swept overboard from his ship the "Ismailia" in the Bay of Biscay ‎(this steamship foundered with all hands two years later)‎ on 15 Dec 1870 and Malcolm would still have been under 30.
Death	15 December 1870 ‎(Age 26)‎ Bay of Biscay Cause of death: Drowned at sea.
Last Change	27 November 2007 - 10:46

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Parents Family (F2110)
Father	Capt. Walter STEVENSON 1817 - 1859
Mother	Margaret ROBERTSON 1825 - 1888
	Malcolm STEVENSON 1844 - 1870
Brother	Robert Rowland STEVENSON 1847 - 1920

Step-Parent Family (F2112)
Step-Father	John BURNS 1820 - 1868
Mother	Margaret ROBERTSON 1825 - 1888
Half-Brother	John BURNS 1854 - 1909
Half-Brother	James BURNS 1856 - 1929
Half-Brother	David BURNS 1861 - 1924

Immediate Family (F2117)
Wife	‎(unknown)‎ UNKNOWN -
Son	Malcolm STEVENSON -

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Biographical Notes

Malcolm used the surname Robertson after his father died. He became a seaman at an early age and married young but surely not at 16 as a relative's arithmetic would make it. There were two children of the marriage, one died "about the time Malcolm was in America," and the maternal grandmother cared for both at Paisley. The survivor was another Malcolm Robertson who was said to be employed at an engineering works at Paisley in 1888 aged 27 years ‎(which cannot be correct)‎ and married with "several children". Malcolm senior was swept overboard from his ship the "Ismailia" in the Bay of Biscay ‎(this steamship foundered with all hands two years later)‎ on 15 Dec 1870 and Malcolm would still have been under 30.

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