Bill Campbell Family and History
The Genealogy of the Campbell Family
John Soutter
1804 - 1879 (75 years)-
Name John Soutter Birth 1804 Dairsie, Fife, Scotland. 
Gender Male Death 4 Jul 1879 3, George Street, Edinburgh. Person ID I0033 McKemmie Last Modified 11 Dec 2014
Father James Soutter, b. 1777 d. 10 Jan 1835, Foodie Ash, Fife, Scotland. (Age 58 years) Relationship Natural Mother Lillias Mitchell, b. 16 Feb 1771, Ceres, Fife Relationship Natural Marriage 13 Nov 1800 Dundee, Angus. Family ID F011 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Jean Kilgour, b. 18 Aug 1805 d. 6 Mar 1886, 22, Dublin Street, Edinburgh. (Age 80 years) Marriage 9 Dec 1826 Kilmany, Fife, Scotland. Children 1. James Soutter, b. 13 Apr 1837, Leuchars, Fife, Scotland. d. 6 Feb 1916, Haddington. (Age 78 years) [Natural]2. Hannah Spens Soutter, b. 10 Apr 1829 [Natural] 3. Lillias Soutter, b. 31 Jul 1833 [Natural] 4. John Soutter, b. 29 Sep 1839 [Natural] 5. William Soutter, b. 3 Jul 1841 [Natural] 6. Jessie Soutter, b. 18 Feb 1843 [Natural] 7. Agnes Kilgour Soutter, b. 23 Jun 1846 [Natural] 8. Colin Spens Soutter, b. 26 May 1848 [Natural] 9. Isabella Soutter, b. 3 Jun 1831 [Natural] 10. Jean Soutter, b. 16 Apr 1835 [Natural] Family ID F010 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 11 Dec 2014
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Notes - In 1841 and 1851 John Soutter or Souter lived in a farm called Craigsanquhar near Kilmany. Still in existence today, the farm has 198 acres. In 1851, Isabel Willie or Wylie stayed with them, aged 80. John was a farmer. In 1861 John Soutter was at a farm called Chapel of Lochore near Ballingry. This was taken over by the mining industry and the place is now Lochore Meadows Country Park. John and his wife are buried in Warriston Cemetery, grave no.407.5 - no stone traced.
His death certificate in Edinburgh is 685/2/384 and reads : John Soutter, farmer retired, m.to Jean Kilgour, died 4.7.1879 aged 75, son of James Soutter (Wright, Master) and Lillias Soutter M.S.Mitchell, signed by John Soutter (son).
- In 1841 and 1851 John Soutter or Souter lived in a farm called Craigsanquhar near Kilmany. Still in existence today, the farm has 198 acres. In 1851, Isabel Willie or Wylie stayed with them, aged 80. John was a farmer. In 1861 John Soutter was at a farm called Chapel of Lochore near Ballingry. This was taken over by the mining industry and the place is now Lochore Meadows Country Park. John and his wife are buried in Warriston Cemetery, grave no.407.5 - no stone traced.