1st wife of David Brewster
d/o James Macpherson
Brewster was married on 31 July 1810 in Edinburgh to Juliet Macpherson (c.1776–1850), younger daughter and the youngest of four illegitimate children of James Macpherson (1736–1796), of Belleville, near Kingussie, the alleged translator of ancient poetry by Ossian. They had four sons and a daughter, Margaret Maria Gordon, née Brewster (1823–1907), who wrote the sympathetic but largely domestic biography which remains the major contemporary source for Brewster's life.
Death notice - died at Edinburgh (Carlisle Journal - Friday 08 February 1850, p4).info from Find a Grave Contributor GariochGraver
d/o James Macpherson
Brewster was married on 31 July 1810 in Edinburgh to Juliet Macpherson (c.1776–1850), younger daughter and the youngest of four illegitimate children of James Macpherson (1736–1796), of Belleville, near Kingussie, the alleged translator of ancient poetry by Ossian. They had four sons and a daughter, Margaret Maria Gordon, née Brewster (1823–1907), who wrote the sympathetic but largely domestic biography which remains the major contemporary source for Brewster's life.
Death notice - died at Edinburgh (Carlisle Journal - Friday 08 February 1850, p4).info from Find a Grave Contributor GariochGraver
1st wife of David Brewster
d/o James Macpherson
Brewster was married on 31 July 1810 in Edinburgh to Juliet Macpherson (c.1776–1850), younger daughter and the youngest of four illegitimate children of James Macpherson (1736–1796), of Belleville, near Kingussie, the alleged translator of ancient poetry by Ossian. They had four sons and a daughter, Margaret Maria Gordon, née Brewster (1823–1907), who wrote the sympathetic but largely domestic biography which remains the major contemporary source for Brewster's life.
Death notice - died at Edinburgh (Carlisle Journal - Friday 08 February 1850, p4).info from Find a Grave Contributor GariochGraver
d/o James Macpherson
Brewster was married on 31 July 1810 in Edinburgh to Juliet Macpherson (c.1776–1850), younger daughter and the youngest of four illegitimate children of James Macpherson (1736–1796), of Belleville, near Kingussie, the alleged translator of ancient poetry by Ossian. They had four sons and a daughter, Margaret Maria Gordon, née Brewster (1823–1907), who wrote the sympathetic but largely domestic biography which remains the major contemporary source for Brewster's life.
Death notice - died at Edinburgh (Carlisle Journal - Friday 08 February 1850, p4).info from Find a Grave Contributor GariochGraver
Inscription
ALSO Of DAME JULIET MACPHERSON His Beloved Wife
Who Died at St. Andrews 27th. Jany. 1850 Aged 63.
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