X2. GRANDPARENTS

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54. JAMES MACK  was born at Leven in 1815. He married MARGARET CUTTHILL  in the Parish of Auchterdern on 15th May 1840. Sometime before 1855 they moved to  2 Carneil Road Carnock, paying a rent of £7.10s to Mr William Reid of Shires Mill. James was the village blacksmith.  He died on 24th January 1887 of bronchitis. His grandson John Terras registered the death.

 55. MARGARET CUTHELL (CUTHIL) was born in 1813 at Kinross. She died at Carnock on 13th January 1900 of senile decay. Her grandson-in-law, Edward Kellock registered the death.  
                                                    
CHILDREN
Anne Mack C. 1843
 27. Mary Mack   b. 1846
Janet Mack b. 1849
Margaret Mack b. 1852
James Mack b. 1851
Betsy Mack b. 1855

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Anne Mack, a domestic servant, had an illegitimate daughter, Maggie in 1864. She was registered as Margaret White,  and stayed with her grandparents. Anne Married and stayed at 19 George Street, Leith. She died on 20th February 1914 of disease of the aortic valves and fatty degeneration of the heart. A son James registered the death. He stayed at 21 George Street, Leith.

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Janet Mack, a domestic servant, had an illegitimate son John Terras Mack. Janet registered the birth herself. John stayed with the grandparents.

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James Mack, a blacksmith, married Mary Cameron on 14th November 1873 at Carnock. They had a son , John, who was born on 13th January 1878.

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Anne’s daughter, Maggie, married Edward Kellock, aged 37, at Carnock on 29th December 18