The Senter Family
including
George
Center and
John Center |
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George
Center
b.1766 |
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James
Senter
(eldest child)
b.1793 |
9 other
children
William, George,
Isabella, Christian
Forbes,
John Cumine, Ann, Alexander, Jean, Allan |
Joseph
Senter
(10th child)
b.1812 |
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4 other
children
Christina
[baptised Christian],
William,
James
George |
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John
Center
1830-1914
Photographer
&
Bagpipe Maker |
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Jean
Senter
eldest child
=Jean [baptism record]
Jane [marriage record]
b.1837 d. <1907 |
7 other
children Joseph,
George, Elspet,
James,
Isobella,
William,
Alexander
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John
Allan
Senter
8th child
1848-1908
See "Leaving Scotland" |
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10
children
John, Joseph Allan, Jane Isabella,
Elspet, Christina
Mary Ann Diack, James Alexander,
Johannah Wilson, William, Isabella
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The details above, are based a
genealogy web site from Glenn Eason,
with amendments and many additional details provided by Veronika Ihlenfeldt.
Further brief details of marriages and families are
given below, on this page. |
Family of George Center
(b.1766)
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- George Senter married Isobel Ellis in
Huntly, Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1792
- Their eleven children were born in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland between the 1790s and 1814. |
Family of James Senter
(b.1793)
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- James Senter married Isobella Allan in Clatt,
Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1822
- Their five children were born in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland in 1823, 1825 and 1827, 1829 and 1831. |
Family of Joseph Senter
(b.1812)
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- Joseph Senter married Elspet Smith in
Kildrummy, Aberdeen, Scotland, around 1837
- Their nine children were born in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland between 1838 and 1853. |
Family of John Center
(b.1830)
and Jean Senter (b.1837)
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- John and
Jean were married in Kildrummy,
Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1860. Jean's name on her marriage record
is 'Jane'.
- Their first two children were born
in Aberdeen City, Scotland up to 1863. Their other children were born in
Edinburgh from 1864 up to the 1880s. |
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Christina: emigrated to Melbourne 1853
- William: helped his
brother,
John, to run the
bagpipe shop in Edinburgh.
- James: emigrated to Tasmania
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