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128 The Moodie Book.
IV Isobel Mudie, born at Dundee, 16th November 1776.
V. Anne Mudie, born at Dundee, 17th May 1784.
George Mudie was apprenticed to the baker trade in Dundee, became a master
baker, and in 1782 was Deacon of the Bakers' Incoi-poration. He died in 1804.
His widow, Isabella Ritchie, who " was born in the same year as himself, out-
lived him by ten years, and the stone which marks her grave is still in existence
in the old churchyard in Dundee."
IV. Thomas Mudie, burgess of Dundee and afterwards of London, third son
of the preceding, baptized at Dundee, 13th July 1781, and was enrolled as a
burgess, 7th February 1803. He became a bookseller and stationer in Dundee,
and in 1810 he moved to Cheyne Row, London. He married a Miss Wilson,
whose mother was a Mudie, and was father to Chaides Edward Mudie, the
librarian.
IV Isobel Mudie, born at Dundee, 16th November 1776.
V. Anne Mudie, born at Dundee, 17th May 1784.
George Mudie was apprenticed to the baker trade in Dundee, became a master
baker, and in 1782 was Deacon of the Bakers' Incoi-poration. He died in 1804.
His widow, Isabella Ritchie, who " was born in the same year as himself, out-
lived him by ten years, and the stone which marks her grave is still in existence
in the old churchyard in Dundee."
IV. Thomas Mudie, burgess of Dundee and afterwards of London, third son
of the preceding, baptized at Dundee, 13th July 1781, and was enrolled as a
burgess, 7th February 1803. He became a bookseller and stationer in Dundee,
and in 1810 he moved to Cheyne Row, London. He married a Miss Wilson,
whose mother was a Mudie, and was father to Chaides Edward Mudie, the
librarian.
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| Description | Being an account of the families of Melsetter, Muir, Cocklaw, Blairhill, Bryanton, Gilchorn, Pitmuies, Arbekie, Masterton etc. By the Marquis of Ruvigny and Raineval. [London: Privately printed, 1906.] |
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| Shelfmark | S.120.b |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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