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QUOTE: "The Tannahill brothers belonged to the more intelligent class, were superior workmen, and industrious at their occupation. Thomas Tannahill was married to Margaret Biggar in 1762, and they had several children. He purchased a house in West Brae, and he died there in 1823 at the patriarchal age of eighty-eight. He was an elder of the High Church, Paisley, for upwards of forty years".

TANAHILL THOMAS THOMAS TANAHILL/MARY BUNTINE FR294 CHILD 3 (FR294) M 06/03/1735 597/ 10 552
Kilmarnock

Scotlands People: Marriage Record:

TANAHILL THOMAS MARGARET BIGGART/FR687 (FR687) 22/08/1761 573/3 30 73 Paisley Burgh or Low

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Birth: Mar. 4, 1735 North Ayrshire, Scotland Death: 1823 Paisley Renfrewshire, Scotland

Thomas Tannahill was the son of Thomas Tannahill 4th and Mary Bunton. On Aug. 22, 1761 he married Margaret Biggar (Biggart), To this union were born eight children: Robert, Alexander, James, John, Margaret, Jean, Mary and William. Thomas died in Paisley at the age of 56.

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 John Tannahill (1769 - 1852)*

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Burial: Body lost or destroyed Specifically: Cemetery in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland

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Thomas Tannahill was the son of Thomas Tannahill 4th and Mary Bunton. On Aug. 22, 1761 he married Margaret Biggar (Biggart), To this union were born eight children: Robert, Alexander, James, John, Margaret, Jean, Mary and William. Thomas died in Paisley at the age of 56.

From Matthew Tannahill Letter to USA Relatives 19 May 1824:

" With regard to Thomas, I shall say nothing as our Cousin Thomas is writing to you, except to say that he died about 2 years ago and I am sure there did not live an individual in Paisley that was more respected. For forty years he was one of the parish elders, - an office which he filled with honor to himself and advantage to the public. He was truly an honor to our name. He manufactured on a small scale but for several years before his death, had left off business and spent his last days in ease, peace and prosperity. He left all his children some money at his death".