Robert Cheyne
Male, #2215, b. circa 1620
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Robert Cheyne was the son of John Cheyne.
Robert Cheynes (2215), (2779) and (9369) probably were the same person.
Robert Cheyne married Barbara (?).
A John and Robert Cheyne graduated from Aberdeen University, in 1642. They were probably brothers John (2068) and Robert (2215). The entry in Fasti Aberdonenses. reads "Quibus accesserunt secundo anno (1642) ... Joannes Cheyne ... Robertus Cheyne...".1
He was mentioned in W. D. Cheyne-MacPherson, The Cheyne Family of Inverugie, on page 35.2
A Robert Cheyne received a Masters of Arts degree from King's College, 1646. That Robert probably was either (2586) or (2779). The entry in Officers and Graduates of University & King's College and in Fasti Aberdonenses reads: "Renunciante Magistro Alexandro Middiltono, laurea donati sunt, 1646...Mr. Robertus Chynaeus...".3,4
Robert Cheyne married Isobel Johnstone 1654. According to the Rose MSS., Robert would become the great-grandfather of the celebrated Helen Taylor, Lady Braco.5,6
John Cheyne, Minister of Kintore (2264) and his son Robert (2215) were mentioned in Tayler, The Valuation of the County of Aberdeen for the Year 1667. The entry reads as follows: "Mr. John Cheyne, Minister of Kintore. An ardent Royalist, who was taken prisoner in 1640 and afterwards lodged Montrose in his house, 12th March, 1645. His son, Robert, married, 1654, Isobel Johnstone, daughter of Thomas Johnstone of Craig, Sheriff Depute of the Shire".5
Robert Cheynes (2215), (2779) and (9369) probably were the same person.
Robert Cheyne married Barbara (?).
A John and Robert Cheyne graduated from Aberdeen University, in 1642. They were probably brothers John (2068) and Robert (2215). The entry in Fasti Aberdonenses. reads "Quibus accesserunt secundo anno (1642) ... Joannes Cheyne ... Robertus Cheyne...".1
He was mentioned in W. D. Cheyne-MacPherson, The Cheyne Family of Inverugie, on page 35.2
A Robert Cheyne received a Masters of Arts degree from King's College, 1646. That Robert probably was either (2586) or (2779). The entry in Officers and Graduates of University & King's College and in Fasti Aberdonenses reads: "Renunciante Magistro Alexandro Middiltono, laurea donati sunt, 1646...Mr. Robertus Chynaeus...".3,4
Robert Cheyne married Isobel Johnstone 1654. According to the Rose MSS., Robert would become the great-grandfather of the celebrated Helen Taylor, Lady Braco.5,6
John Cheyne, Minister of Kintore (2264) and his son Robert (2215) were mentioned in Tayler, The Valuation of the County of Aberdeen for the Year 1667. The entry reads as follows: "Mr. John Cheyne, Minister of Kintore. An ardent Royalist, who was taken prisoner in 1640 and afterwards lodged Montrose in his house, 12th March, 1645. His son, Robert, married, 1654, Isobel Johnstone, daughter of Thomas Johnstone of Craig, Sheriff Depute of the Shire".5
Children of Robert Cheyne and Barbara (?)
- James Cheyne+ b. c 1640
- George Cheyne+ b. c 1641, d. 1715
Citations
- [S520] Fasti Aberdonenses, Selections from the records of The University and King's College of Aberdeen, 1494-1854, New Spalding Club, Aberdeen, (1854) Page 466.
- [S129] W. D. Cheyne-MacPherson, Cheynes of Inverugie, Esslemont, and Arnage, Kirkwall, Feb. 1943, Edinburgh Public Library at George IV Bridge, XDA 758.3c53., Page 35.
- [S519] Peter John Anderson M.A. LL.B. Officers and Graduates of University and King's College, Aberdeen, 1495-1860, New Spalding Club, Aberdeen, (1893) Masters of Arts, Page 189.
- [S520] Fasti Aberdonenses, Selections from the records of The University and King's College of Aberdeen, 1494-1854, New Spalding Club, Aberdeen, (1854) Pages 512.
- [S378] Alistair and Henrietta Tayler The Valuation of the County of Aberdeen for the Year 1667, Third Spalding Club, Aberdeen, 1933, Fraserburgh Public Library, 336.29 LO1 122 Page 108.
- [S463] John A. Henerson F.S.A. Scot Aberdeenshire Epitaphs and Inscriptions with Historical, Biographical, Genealogical and Antiquarian Notes, Aberdeen, (1907) (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, British 941.25 V22h) "Page 195."