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Birth record entry: Parish / District Name - Number - Entry / Frame Kilrenny / Fife - 438 - 17 Surname KILGOUR Sex M/F M Given names George Barclay Date and time 23 Feb 1867 at 11:30 pm Place Burnside, Kilrenny, Fife Father’s names George Kilgour Occupation Fireman (Railway) if deceased N Mother’s names Janet Kilgour Mother maiden name Barclay Occupation if deceased N Place parents married Miltown, Glasgow Date 12 Oct 1857 Informant’s name George Kilgour relationship to child father Residence of informant (if different from above) Registration place Cellardy Pl? Kilrenny Date 8 Mar 1867 Registrar’s name ? Brown RCE / other information

Marriage record entry: Parish / District Name - Number - Entry / Frame Kirkintilloch / Dumbarton - 498 - 34 When Where and How 1893 on the 22nd June at Free St Davids Manse after publication according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland GROOM - name and surname George B. Kilgour Age 26 Residence 7 Riverside, Leven Marital status Bachelor Occupation Draper Father’s name George Kilgour Occupation EngineMan if deceased Mother’s name Janet Kilgour Maiden name and occupation Barclay if deceased BRIDE - name and surname Anne S Sharp Age 28 Residence 3 Trinity Place, Leven Marital status Spinster Occupation Dressmaker Father’s name John Sharp Occupation Master Painter if deceased Y Mother’s name Janet Sharp Maiden name and occupation Thomson if deceased Witnesses names and addresses David Kilgour Maggie Sharp Registration place Kirkintilloch Date 22 June 1893 Registrar’s name RCE / other information

St. Andrews Citizen 01 July 1893 At Free ST David's Manse, Kirkintilloch, on the 22nd June, by the Rev. H. Y. Reyburn, B.D., George B. Kilgour, draper, Leven, to Annie Syme, fourth daughter of the late John Sharp, painter and decorator, Leven.

Leven Advertiser & Wemyss Gazette 08 February 1900 GEORGE B. KILGOUR'S HALF-YEARLY CLEARING SALE, Commencing on FRIDAY. ---------------- GEORGE B. KILGOUR Begs to intimate his HALF-YEARLY CLEARING SALE will Commence on FRIDAY FIRST, when his WHOLE SURPLUS STOCK OF WINTER GOODS will be offered at Large Reductions. COME EARLY. SURPRISING BARGAINS. COME ALL . Having finished Stock-taking, and having personally and carefully gone over the Whole Stock, G.B.K. has Re-marked the Goods for his Sale at Exceptionally KEEN PRICES, and all Odd Lots and Goods or Remnants of passing fashion have been marked with a view to Clearance, irrespective of Cost. ---------------------- SPECIAL ATTENTIONS IS CALLED TO THE Dress, Mantle, Jacket, Glove, and Ready-Made Departments, in which Astonishing Bargains are offered. ---------------------- GEO. B. KILGOUR, FORTH STREET, LEVEN.

1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census 7, Leven, Scoonie, Fife, Scotland First name(s) George B Last name Kilgour Relationship - Marital status Widower Sex Male Age 34 Birth year 1867 Birth town Kilrenny Birth town as transcribed KILRENNY Birth place Scotland Birth place other as transcribed - Birth county Fife Birth county as transcribed FIFESHIRE Occupation Draper Shopkeeper House name - House number 7 Street - Town Leven Parish Scoonie Country Scotland County Fife Vessel name Riverside Municipal ward - Registration district Scoonie Other household member first name(s) - Other household member last name - Archive reference RG13 Piece number - Folio - Page - Record set 1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census Category Census, land & surveys Subcategory Census Collections from Great Britain, Scotland

London Evening Standard 10 June 1903 - SCOTCH BANKRUPTS George Barclay Kilgour, draper, 54, High-street, Leven, Fife

St. Andrews Citizen 24 October 1908 Article describing how Mr. George Kilgour, draper, had been hit by a train while crossing the line on his bicycle. A widower, he leaves a son and a daughter, both young. Mr. Kilgour was well known in East Fife in business and musical circles, he was organist and choir master at Largo Parish Church.