View genealogy of Isaac Brebner and Margaret Wright…

1881: Lived at 31 Mount Street, Aberdeen with family.
1891: Lived at 58 Loanhead Terrace, Aberdeen with family. William JOHNSTON, 37, b Aberdeen was visiting the household.
1901: Lived at 60 Irvine Place, Aberdeen with family.
1911: Widowed, lived with children at 60 Irvine Place, Aberdeen, ABD. (Image 13-0249).
Children:
65. i. Charles Crombie Smith #27229 b. 21 JUL 1872.
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Mary Sherret Smith #27230, b. c 1874 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 243 occupation 1911 Cashier, Fish Oil Works.
William Garden Smith #27231, b. c 1877 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 243 occupation 1901 Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist.
Annie Smith #60894, b. c 1882 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 244 occupation 1901 Clerkess.
v. Francis Johnston Smith #60895, b. c 1884 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 244 occupation 1901 Clerk to Solicitor, occupation
1911 Law Clerk.
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Helen Sherret Smith #60896, b. c 1887 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 244 d. 1979 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 245 occupation
1911 Typist, Chartered Accountant.
29. George Brebner #3190, b. 12 JUL 1855 in Aberdeen Old Machar, ABD, SCT, 246 d. 08 JAN 1905 in 20 Whitehouse St., Aberdeen, ABD,
SCT, 247 buried 11 JAN 1905 in St. Peter's Cemetery, Aberdeen, ABD, SCT, 54 occupation Jeweller/Goldsmith.
1871: Lived with widowed mother at 34 Summer St., Aberdeen.
1895: Lived at 80 Leadside Road, Aberdeen.
1901: Lived at 48 Belmont St., Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Evening Express, Saturday 19th May 1888
"The Alleged Theft by a Jeweller"
"The case of George Brebner (31), working jeweller, Hutcheon Street, which was reported in our columns yesterday, came up for decision
before Baillie Berry at Aberdeen Police Court to-day. It will be remembered that Brebner was accused of stealing a watch from George
Munro, watchmaker, Gilcomston Steps, by asking it on approval and afterwards pawning it. Accused had maintained that he had bought
the watch, not got it on approval, and intended to pay for it. Addressing accused to-day the Magistrate said he had some difficulty in
deciding the case as there were two contradictory statements made by Munro and accused. The one stated that the watch was got on
approval and the other that it was purchased. In the absence of any evidence corroborative of Munro's statement, the Baillie felt compelled
to give accused the benefit of the doubt, and he would find the charge not proven. Brebner left the Court saying he would pay Munro for
the watch "right enough."
I wonder if Baillie Berry was related to George's wife Mary Ann At any rate, it doesn't appear that George learnt his lesson...
Aberdeen Evening Express, Monday 23rd July 1894
"Theft From a Union Street Jeweller"
"George Brebner was charged at a pleading diet of a Sheriff and Jury Court today -- before Sheriff Brown -- with having in March, from
the shop 151 Union Street, occupied by William Miller, stolen a brooch, and on various occasions between 28th May and 4th July stolen a
set of studs and sleeve links and four brooches. He pleaded guilty. Mr. J.T. Jeffery, solicitor, having made a statement on accused's behalf,
Mr. Wilson mentioned that the value of the goods was £6. Accused had been about two years in the employment of Mr. Miller. who was
removing at the time, and thus made the thefts the easier. The Sheriff remarked on the serious nature of the crime, which was aggravated
by being committed on an employer. In respect that accused had not been previously convicted, the sentence would be restricted to forty
days' imprisonment."
Married 25 MAR 1876 in Aberdeen St. Nicholas, ABD, SCT, 248 Mary Ann Berry #13468, b. 1854 in Aberdeen, ABD, SCT (daughter of
Andrew Berry #13469 and Ann McHattie #13470), baptized 15 MAR 1854 in Aberdeen St. Nicholas, ABD, SCT, 23 d. 21 JUN 1917 in
20 Whitehouse Street, Aberdeen, ABD, SCT. 249 Mary:
1876: Lived at 20 Belmont Street, Aberdeen at time of marriage.
1911: Widowed, lived at 20 Whitehouse Street, Aberdeen with family.
Children:
66. i. Annie McHattie (Berry) Brebner #21461 b. 1876.
67. ii. George Brebner #13471 b. 27 JAN 1878.
iii.
Margaret Sherret Brebner #44258, b. c AUG 1880 in Govan, LKS, SCT, 250 d. 07 NOV 1880 in 139 Lambhill St.,
Glasgow, LKS, SCT. 251
68. iv. John Simpson Brebner #14610 b. 1881.
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