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| CHRISTENED: | Probably either 9 May 1756 or 26 December 1758 - Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland |
| MARRIAGE: | 8 November 1781 - Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland |
| DEATH: | Unknown |
| KNOWN ADDRESSES: | None |
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These details are based on the earlier assumption that the Margaret Henderson who went on to marry Thomas Keith in Old Machar in 1804 was the same Margaret Henderson who was christened in Old Machar in 1785. It is not certain when Ann Garden was born. I know that it had to be between 1740 and 1763, probably in Old Machar, Aberdeenshire. There was an Ann Garden christened on 9 May 1756 in Old Machar to William Garden and Isabel Fewns. There was also an Ann Garden christened on 26 December 1758 to Robert Garden and Janet Martin. It is highly likely that these two Ann's were related (perhaps cousins) and that one of them was the same Ann Garden who went on to marry John Henderson on 8 November 1781. It is certain that an Ann Garden married John Henderson on 8 November 1781 in Old Machar. They went on to have eight children between 1783 and 1793. I have no details of when she died. |
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1757 - THOMAS PELHAM-HOLLES, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE (Whig) becomes Prime Minister for the second time. 1760 – GEORGE III ASCENDS THE THRONE, following the death of George II. George is the grandson of George II but was proclaimed insane from 1810 when the Prince of Wales (later George IV) acted as regent. 1762 – JOHN STUART, EARL OF BUTE (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1763 – GEORGE GRENVILLE (Whig) becomes Prime Minister. 1763 – A PREACE TREATY IS SIGNED IN PARIS BRINGING AN END TO THE WAR WITH SPAIN AND FRANCE. The Treaty gives Britain all French holdings in North America east of the Mississippi. French power was also reduced in India, West Africa and the West Indies. The French overseas empire had practically disappeared and Britain became the legatee. 1765 – CHARLES WATSON-WENTWORTH, MARQUIS OF ROCKINGHAM (Whig) becomes Prime Minister. 1766 – WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM (Whig) becomes Prime Minister. Also known as “Pitt the Elder”. 1768 – AUGUSTUS HENRY FITZROY, DUKE OF GRAFTON (Tory) becomes Prime Minister in a coalition cabinet. 1770 – LORD FREDERICK NORTH, later the second Earl of Guildford (Tory), becomes Prime Minister. 1776 – ADAM SMITH PUBLISHED “THE WEALTH OF NATIONS”, condemning the existing system of imperial trade restrictions. 1780 – ROBERT RAIKES FOUNDS THE FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL for the teaching of the three R’s to poor children. 1782 - CHARLES WATSON-WENTWORTH, MARQUIS OF ROCKINGHAM (Whig) becomes Prime Minister for the second time. 1782 – WILLIAM PETTY, EARL OF SHELBOURNE, later the Marquis of Lansdowne (Whig), becomes Prime Minister. 1783 – THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION RESULTS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEING RECOGNIZED AS AN INDEPENDENT NATION, shattering Britain’s empire. 1783 – WILLIAM HENRY CAVENDISH-BENTINCK, DUKE OF PORTLAND (Tory), becomes Prime Minister in a coalition cabinet. 1783 – WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM (Tory), becomes Prime Minister. Also known as “Pitt the Younger”. 1793 – BRITAIN IS AT WAR WITH A “REVOLUTIONARY FRANCE”. They remain at war, apart from a brief respite, until 1815. 1801 – IRELAND UNITES WITH GREAT BRITAIN TO FORM THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 1801 – HENRY ADDINGTON, later Viscount Sidmouth (Tory), becomes Prime Minister. 1804 - WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM (Tory), becomes Prime Minister for the second time. Also known as “Pitt the Younger”. 1806 – WILLIAM WYNDHAM GRENVILLE, BARON GRENVILLE (Whig) becomes Prime Minister in a coalition cabinet. 1807 - WILLIAM HENRY CAVENDISH-BENTINCK, DUKE OF PORTLAND (Tory), becomes Prime Minister for the second time. 1809 – SPENCER PERCEVAL (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1810 – KING GEORGE III IS PROCLAIMED INSANE. His eldest son, the Prince of Wales (the later George IV) acts as Prince Regent. 1812 – SPENCER PERCEVAL, the Prime Minister, is assassinated. 1812 – ROBERT BANKS, EARL OF LIVERPOOL (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1820 – GEORGE IV ASCENDS THE THRONE following the death of his father, George III. 1827 – GEORGE CANNING (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1827 – FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON, VISCOUNT GODERICH and the later Earl of Ripon (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1828 – ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF WELLINGTON (Tory) becomes Prime Minister. 1830 – WILLIAM IV ASCENDS THE THRONE following the death of his brother, George IV. William is the third son of George III. 1830 – EARL CHARLES GREY (Whig) becomes Prime Minister. 1830 – SIR ROBERT PEEL DEVELOPES THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY which succeeds the Tory Party. 1832 – REFORM BILL OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BECOMES LAW, extending the vote to more people and redistributing the constituencies to secure more equitable distribution of representation. 1834 – WILLIAM LAMB, VISCOUNT MELBOURNE (Liberal) becomes Prime Minister. 1834 – SIR ROBERT PEEL (Conservative) becomes Prime Minister. 1835 - WILLIAM LAMB, VISCOUNT MELBOURNE (Liberal) becomes Prime Minister for the second time. 1837 – QUEEN VICTORIA ASCENDS THE THRONE following the death of her uncle, William IV. Victoria was the daughter of George III’s fourth son, Edward (Duke of Kent). |