According to the 1841 Scotland Census, Robert MacLagan was a farmer of Balgarvie, in Scone, Perthshire. He was born about 1771.
There is a marriage record for a Robert MacLagan and Isobel Campsie, who married in Scone on 18 November 1792.
Members of their household recorded in the 1841 Census (under the surname "McLagan") are:
Robert MacLagan, age 70
Isabella MacLagan, age 65
Ann MacLagan, age 35
David MacLagan, age 30
Isabella MacLagan, age 20
Christian Crand, age 20
There is a marriage record for a Robert MacLagan and Isobel Campsie, who married in Scone on 18 November 1792.
Members of their household recorded in the 1841 Census (under the surname "McLagan") are:
Robert MacLagan, age 70
Isabella MacLagan, age 65
Ann MacLagan, age 35
David MacLagan, age 30
Isabella MacLagan, age 20
Christian Crand, age 20
According to the 1841 Scotland Census, Robert MacLagan was a farmer of Balgarvie, in Scone, Perthshire. He was born about 1771.
There is a marriage record for a Robert MacLagan and Isobel Campsie, who married in Scone on 18 November 1792.
Members of their household recorded in the 1841 Census (under the surname "McLagan") are:
Robert MacLagan, age 70
Isabella MacLagan, age 65
Ann MacLagan, age 35
David MacLagan, age 30
Isabella MacLagan, age 20
Christian Crand, age 20
There is a marriage record for a Robert MacLagan and Isobel Campsie, who married in Scone on 18 November 1792.
Members of their household recorded in the 1841 Census (under the surname "McLagan") are:
Robert MacLagan, age 70
Isabella MacLagan, age 65
Ann MacLagan, age 35
David MacLagan, age 30
Isabella MacLagan, age 20
Christian Crand, age 20
Inscription
"In memory of Robert MacLagan, Balgarvie, who died 5th December 1846. Isabella Campsie his beloved wife, 14th March 1844. Robert MacLagan their second son, 5th April 1848. Thomas MacLagan their youngest son, 17th July 1838."
Gravesite Details
This gravestone is found affixed to the churchyard wall, to the left hand side of the Old Parish Church in Scone, as you walk toward the rear of the churchyard. A stone for Mary McLagan is just beyond this one, along the wall.
Family Members
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