Andrew Tosheoch of Monzievaird

Facts gathered from the Red Book of Scotland:

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• 1618, June 20: Was a child at the time his father, David, was murdered in Perth.
• 1618, December: Received the instrument of sasine (property transfer) for Monzievaird from his deceased father.
• 1637, Nov. 4: Retoured as heir to his father. Soon after, became a Royalist in the cause of Charles I. Eventually, his estate is sequestered by Parliament.
• 1641, Mar. 9: Received at Kenmore charter of marriage with Katherine, daughter of Sir Robert Campbell, 3rd Baronet of Glenorchy.
• 1660: Following restoration of King Charles II, he is appointed Commissioner for the Peace within Strathearn.
• 1665, January: Died, according to Dunblane Testaments.

Father of:

• David Tosheoch of Monzievaird
• Margaret Tosheoch, who executed her father's will and testament in 1665.
• Isabel Tosheoch
• Barbara Tosheoch

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Andrew Toshoch,[28] born between 1600-1620.[14] Died 1665.[22] {Note that Andrew died before his father (1668[7]), hence the successor to his father was Andrew's son, David, not Andrew himself}. Married Catherine Campbell,[7,9] 1641.[28] Catherine was born 1619/1620, Kenmore or Merchiston and is probably of the Lawers/Glenorchy Campbell's.[3,28]

child of Andrew Toshoch and Catherine Campbell:

    i. David Toshoch.{8}

   ii. Margaret Toschoch.[32] Emigrated to America with her

       husband.[31] Was still alive 23/11/1710 when she filed a

       petition for the return of her husband's land grant.[31] The

       petition was finally approved in 1720, by which time Patrick

       Jr was listed as the heir.[31] Had Margaret died by then?

       Married Patrick MacGregorie.[3,29] Patrick was a soldier of

       fortune, serving in the English army in France under Charles I,

       achieving the rank of captain.[31] Upon returning to Scotland

       he became involved in the religious controversy of 1681-1682

       and partly as the result of this emigrated to America with his

       brother-in-law, David,[31] 7th Laird of Monzievaird. {See also

       entry for David}. Was killed, 3/1691.

             Children: Hugh, John (1687), Patrick Jr.,

                       Catherine and Jane.[31,32]