Third Generation

10. Dr John Campbell REID M.D. LFP?? was born on 14 Jun 1816 in Rhu, (Row), Dumbartonshire.⁶ [[[[[[Birth note: BR1/CR1 is a copy of a hand written extract from the Register of Births
of the Parish of Row.
RC ref BR1/CR1. Cert extract dated 05 Aug 1858, signed by John Lindsay? Sess(ion)
Cl(er)k.
Parish of Row, Dumbartonshire.
Son to John Reid, Surgeon, Royal Navy and Mrs Marion Whyte, Spouses in Helenborough.]
[1881 Census, aged 64, born in Scotland][Also on IGI as J Campble R, SCN 1041002 Par Reg][1851 aged 34 Scotland][1861 aged 44][1871 aged 54]]]]]] He was baptized on 30 Jun 1816 in Row, Parish of, Dumbartonshire.⁷ [[Baptism note: BR1/CR1 is a copy of a hand written extract from the Register of Births of the Parish of Row].
[IGI: SCN 1041002 Also has Christening of John CampBLE vwith Parents John Reid and Marion Whyte]]. He c 1826 to c 1846 in Glasgow area. [Misc note: from a speech on 8 May 1876 to Annual Meeting of Scottish Temperance League, we learn the following: --- not a native of Glasgow but to Glasgow. Implies speaking in Glasgow. ---- at school 50 years ago this month I made my first appearance.
--- I knew more of Glasgow at that time and for the 20 subsequent years than I do of it at the present. When exactly was he at University and how long to take a degree and then qualify as a Surgeon? see note ref to Amble in 1847] In 1847 he was a General Practitioner in Amble then Newbiggin.⁸ [[Occupation note: Glasgow University Archives](But could be another: see Education note)(1851 as GP in Amble aged 34)
[From Book of Poems: Inside the back cover is glued "A New Song Entitled A Day in the Woods; Or, The Bachelors' Party" etc.
This mentions several Doctors and where they came from. It implies he (Reid) and another (Duncan *) came from Amble and that he (Reid) was late of Felton. Craig ** came from Newbiggin (and had sometime been in "Foreign lands") At the end is "Entered at Monk's Hall, Friar's Court, Nun's Lane, Monkchester" No date.
If bachelors was it before 1851 to 1852 (or 1861?)]]
He lived in Amble about 1851.⁹ [Resided at note: 1871 Amble] About 1851 he was a General Practitioner in Amble.⁹ [Occupation note: 1851 as 'Graduate in Medicine of the Glasgow Un engaged in General Practice'] He was educated 1831 (matriculated)(Too young?) in University of Glasgow. [Education note: Read Ethics: Update: Nov 01. We now think this may have referred to another Reid](UPDATE Nov 2006. Qualfied as Surgeon at Glasgow in April 1852, if my Latin is OK!)(from a news clip of about 1876 it refers to 30 years ago when he submitted a thesis on delirium tremens in 1846) He graduated in Apr 1852 in Glasgow University.¹⁰ [Graduation note: as a Surgeon] He lived in Newbiggin, Well Meadows (House) about 1861.¹¹ About 1861 he was a M.D. of Glasgow University.¹¹ He lived in Newbiggin, Well Meadows House about 1871.¹² [Resided at note: Isabella Shields b Northumberland, Bingley, aged 16 as a General Servant lived there also] About 1871 he was a General Practioner in Newbiggin.¹² [Occupation note: as 'General Practioner Doctor of Medicine Glasgow University & Lic xxxx Phys & Surgeon Glasgow. Land Owner employing 1 man'](fmp image is clearer but xxxx is Hale or Foale ??) He signed a will on 19 Oct 1874 in Newbiggin.¹³ [Will note: we have a photocopy] He lived in Newbiggin, Well Meadows House about 1881.^14,15 [Living note: 1881 Census, living at Well Meadows House, Newbiggin in Morpeth. His wife is not listed. See her note]. About 1881 he was a General Practitioner in Newbiggin.¹⁶ He died on 10 Mar 1882 in Newbiggin, Well Meadow House.^17,18 [[[Death note: On Tombstone, St Mary, Woodhorn.][ After he had died, money was raised for a stained glass window for the local Presbyterian Church, in Newbiggin, in his memory. (source EBM Croker (nee Hoy)).
We have seen the window and the words are "Go and do thou likewise". " In Memoriam John Campbell Reid MD Obit 10 Mar 1882" ][FBMD Mar q 1882 aged 66 Morpeth 10b 201]]](there is a typed piece of "legal" paper that has 8 March 1882)(Place from Mrs Rose email. Source?) He was buried on 13 Mar 1882 in Woodhorn, St Mary, Plot 97.¹⁹ [[Burial note: the Tombstone is located south of the east window of St Mary, Woodhorn. The Inscription is "In Loving Remembrance of John Campbell Reid M.D. For 30 years Medical Practitioner at Newbiggin by the Sea, Born 14 June 1816 died 10 March 1882. The Beloved Physician."
On the plinth is "Marian Reid Died 16 Aug.1853 age 4 days, Marian Alma Reid Died 5 June 1855 age 7 months, Julia J. Reid Died in Infancy" Under on base "R or P Gibson Woodhorn" - the sculptor.]
[Joan Rose, friend of EBM C(H). We have now seen it ourselves]](13 and plot from Mrs Rose email) [General note: see General note for CM Reid].
[[[[General note: Mrs EBM CROKER (nee Hoy) has a dining table that belonged to him in about 18(30)].
[He became a teetotaller in 1838 (newspaper cutting)].
[Reid, J.C. of Newbiggin owned 7 acres of land. Gross Estimated rental £59 10s (The Return of Owners of Land 1873 Vol II Northumberland. (Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. Price 10s 6d. Printed 1875)].
[1881 Census: He employed Hannah M Thistle, aged 13, born in West Newton, Norfolk, a General Domestic Servant]]]]
(ref Wellmeadow house. Kelly's directory 1890 Newbiggin-by-the-Sea p 824 has a Private Resident: Millons William, Wellmeadow House. Who or what was he to be mentioned? ? Lodger or owner? No other familiar names here or in Commercial. A Mystery. He is also on electoral roll there in 1890 but not as owning the property)(Was it owned by B Reid, living in Gibson Street in 1891?).
From book of POEMS.
Inside the inner cover is glued "Address to The Rev Alexander Hoy ----- On the 5th December 1848" etc.
P 1 "Ode to Hope written when 19 years of age being my third attempt at Poesy"
P 3 "Written 1833 being first effort at Rhyme. To Mary Mc(?)" A bit like an upper case swirly S joined closely to a lower case j. Fancy F?
P 8 "Written 1834 on being asked what like Margaret A (?) was?"
P 11 "To JG written in an Inn in Lancashire"
Near end: at top right is "A Hoy" then start of next line " The Monkshood so gallant called out" etc.
Inside the back cover is glued "A New Song Entitled A Day in the Woods; Or, The Bachelors' Party" etc.
This mentions several Doctors and where they came from. It implies he (Reid) and another (Duncan *) came from Amble and that he (Reid) was late of Felton. Craig ** came from Newbiggin (and had sometime been in "Foreign lands") At the end is "Entered at Monk's Hall, Friar's Court, Nun's Lane, Monkchester" No date.
If bachelors was it before 1851 to 1852 (or 1861?
On the back of this is a pencil poem (dated 1858 (?)) and I cannot read or see most of it.
Also on inner back cover left side, are the names "Doth (?) Ann C/K arrywon (?) and under it "Ann Caryone"
(* 1851 E: William Duncan 33 MRCS Edinburgh Gen Pract in Amble: born Edinburgh. Unmarried with sister Christina 22 b Edinburgh.
1861 E: WD 43 LCS Edinr Pract. b Ireland. Married but no family. (FBMD has several possibles))
(** 1851 E Chapelry of Newbiggin Henry Craig Unmarried 32: MD Glasgow MRCS Edinburgh? General Practitioner: born in Scotland. I cannot find on 1841 S or 1861 E or 1871 E)
Ode to Prince of Wales
To Queen Victoria in memory of Earl of Beaconsfield KG ??
Newbiggin by Sea Easter Tues 1881 ??

Dr John Campbell REID M.D. LFP?? and Miss Barbara HUDSON obtained a marriage license on 17 Aug 1852.²⁰ [[Marriage Licence note: MRH1a is a copy of a Licence.
He is described as a Surgeon.
His Father, John REID, is a Surgeon in Royal Navy.
Her father, Hugh HUDSON, is a Draper]
[RC ref MRH1a. Cert Durham 61131/1, dated 17 Aug 1852 and
signed by Joseph Davison, Deputy Registrar?
James Baker, Clerk etc. etc. lawfully constituted by Edward, Lord Bishop of Duham,
greets JCR of Newbiggin in the Parish of Woodham, and BH of Felton, County of Northumberland and Diocese of Durham, and gives permission to marry.
Who is he and why did he not sign?
Thos. Finch, Innogati?? and John M?urrili?, Proctor, signed at the side]]

They were married on 19 Aug 1852 in Woodhorn, St Mary.²¹ [[Marriage note: MRH1b is a copy of a Certified Copy.
RC ref MHR1b. Cert entry 85, dated 07 Sep 1852 and signed by Percy Smith, Curate of Woodhorn as a true copy.
1852: Woodhorn in the Parish of Woodhorn in the County of Northumberland.
No 85: August 19: Parish Church (by Licence) by F? K? Shipperdson (see below).
JCR: full age, B, Surgeon living in Newbiggin.
Father: John Reid, Surgeon R.N.
BH: full age, S, Living in Felton.
Father: Hugh Hudson, Draper.
Witnesses: Thomas Rogers, Minister: George Forster Potts, Publican] (see below).
(at St Mary Church from Mrs Rose email)
[Mar 2010. from 1851 census etc..
Shi/eppe/ardso/en
Thomas R Shippardson: Residing in Woodhorn, married, 62, Vicar of Woodhorn, b Durham. With wife Mary Ann, 49, and 3 servants. (not on 1841 but there is an Edward Shipperdson, living in Durham, 60, Ind., BiC)(1861 fmp as Shepperdson (looks like Shipperdson) Thomas R, married, 72, Doctor in Divinity, and wife Mary Ann, 60, Clergymans wife, b Durham) (IGI LDS b as Thomas Richard Shipperdson 3 Mar 1789 Piddinghall Durham father Ralph mother Frances Kershaw) (cannot find a marriage on FBMD or IGI as any spelling) (1871 MA Shepperdson (looks like Shipperdsen) 70 W living in Kirk Ella ? Sculcoates, Yorks.) (Death as Thomas Richard Shippirdson (sic) Jun q 1865 Morpeth R-d 10b 182)
George Forster Potts: Residing in Northseaton, Northseaton Hall, servant, unmarried, 50, Groom, b Northseaton. (1861 as George F, living in Main Street, Newbiggin by the Sea, unmarried, 59, retired coach man).
Percy Smith: Residing in Chapelry of Newbiggin, Village, lodger, unmarried, 27, Curate of Woodhorn, b West Thriston (sic). (at house of Elizabeth Evans, widow, 46, Lodging House Keeper). (1841 poss) (1861 aged 37 as vicar in Grinton, b Felton with family)(Marr Jun q 1855 Morpeth R-d 10b 411, Elizabeth Ogle Grace)
Thomas Rogers: - I cannot find. Earlier there were Thomas Rogers who were Baptist Ministers but no positive connection.]] Miss Barbara HUDSON (daughter of Mr Hugh HUDSON and Miss Mary MELROSE) was born about 1821 in Felton.^14,22,23 [[[[[[[Birth note:1881 Census: Doctors Wife, aged 60, born in Belton (and not Felton) staying with (sister in law) Mary A Elliott][B Reid name is given as ReEd, and not Reid][aged 81 at death in 1902][aged 40 in 1861][aged 50 in 1871][aged 30 in 1851 and aged 15 as FS in 1841 (who is John Hudson 40 a Butcher?)][aged 70 in 1891]]]]]]].
(Update Nov 01: probably sister, nee Hudson) She was living about 1881 in Tynemouth, 39 Sydney Street, Tynemouth.²⁴ [Living note: 1881 Census, (as a Doctor's wife), with sister in law(??), Mary A Elliott, a widow. (indexed as Reed and b Belton)]
(UPDATE Nov 01. We think they were sisters: see Mary Ann Hudson/Elliot note) She lived in Newbiggin, Gibson Street about 1891.²⁵ She lived about 1901.²⁶ [Resided at note: 1901 as a widow with her daughter, Margaret Anne Hoy, also a widow, and her grandson Campbell] She died on 13 Apr 1902 in Newbiggin, Campbell House.²⁷ [[Death note: In Sale of Well Meadow House (Lot No 7 advert dated 12 Feb 1903) 28 July 1903: From Joan Rose, friend of EBM C(H)][Now on FBMD aged 81 Jun q 1902 Morpeth 10b 256]](noted June 2007 that para 16 has 16th April 1902)(Campbell House from Mrs Rose email) She was buried on 16 Apr 1902 in Woodhorn, St Mary, Plot 97.²⁸ [Burial note: Parish register. Entry in margin at bottom of page after 312. By a Dissenting Minister](Plot from Mrs Rose email) [General note: EBM C(H) says B Hudson and Dr J Reid went to London to 1851 exhibition. CH C(G) says If so, they were not yet married and would either have been chaperoned or stayed with a relative or friend. If her mother went with them and stayed with an unknown sister (who may have married a Richardson, see 1881 WT R from London staying as a nephew in Northumberland) she may have died there. She died in1851 in London (see Melrose on web record)]
(ref Wellmeadow house. Kelly's directory 1890 Newbiggin-by-the-Sea p 824 has a Private Resident: Millons William, Wellmeadow House. Who or what was he to be mentioned? ? Lodger or owner? No other familiar names here or in Commercial. A Mystery. He is also on electoral roll there in 1890 but not as owning the property)(Was it owned by B Reid, living in Gibson Street in 1891?). Dr John Campbell REID M.D. LFP?? and Miss Barbara HUDSON had the following children:

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Miss Marian REID was born on 12 Aug 1853 in Newbiggin.^29,30 [Birth note: aged 4 days at Death: on Tombstone of her father JC Reid](Place from Mrs Rose email) She died on 16 Aug 1853 in Newbiggin.^31,32 [Death note: aged 4 days on Tombstone of her father JC Reid](Place from Mrs Rose email) She was buried on 16 Aug 1853 in Woodhorn, St Mary, Plot 97.¹⁹ [Burial note: from Mrs Rose email]
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Miss Marian Alma Inkerman Florence REID was born about Nov 1854 in Newbiggin.^31,33 [Birth note: aged 7 months at Death: on Tombstone of her father JC Reid](place from Mrs Rose email)(Inkerman Florence from FBMD) She died on 2 Jun 1855 in Newbiggin.^31,34,35 [[Death note: aged 7m on Tombstone of her father JC Reid](place from Mrs Rose email)
[RTC transcribed as "2 Jun 1855 at Brewery House, only daughter of * REID, John C, M.D., of Brewery House, Newbiggin. Marian Alma Florence aged 7 months of measels without eruption" What is * for ??]] She was buried on 5 Jun 1855 in Newbiggin, St Mary, plot 97.¹⁹ [Burial note: from Mrs Rose email]
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Miss Margaret Anne REID.
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Miss Julia Janet REID was born on 9 Jun 1858 in Newbiggin.^19,36 [Birth note: (J)anet from Mrs Rose email](FBMD indexed as Julia Jaunet and is written thus! Probably Jannet or Janet) She died on 8 Oct 1858 in Newbiggin.^19,31,37 [Death note: in infancy, on Tombstone of her father JC Reid]Date and place from Mrs Rose email)(Also on FBMD) She was buried on 9 Oct 1858 in Newbiggin, St Mary, plot 97.^19,31 [Burial note: from Mrs Rose email]