also appears as Robert Peel Runciman (but only in 1851 census)[3]
and as Inglis Runciman
1897 Passenger list shows sailing from Southampton: RUNCIMAN: Mr Inglis & Mrs RUNCIMAN, married; Miss, Miss E A and Miss K females between 1 and 12; Master Inglis male between 1 and 12; and Master ? over 12 [4]
Inscription reads: To the Glory of God / And in memory of / Robert Inglis Runciman born in Glasgow 1848 / died in Buenos Aires 1911 / Elder and Session Clerk of this Church for 28 years this tablet / and the memorial windows above / have been erected by the Congregation and his friends / to commemorate his many and valued services to St. Andrew´s Church / and to the British Community and in thankful recognition of / his steadfast Christian character and of his zeal in all good works.
And:
To the Glory of God / these windows and this tablet are dedicated to the Memory of / Robert Inglis Runciman by his widow / Mary Spring Inglis Runciman / and his children Blessed are the Peacemakers
Dth Notice: RUNCIMAN at Flores, Buenos Aires on the 3rd inst, Robert Inglis RUNCIMAN, aged 62 yrs [7][8][9][10][11][12]
RUNCIMAN: David D.D. 47, Minister of St Andrew b nr Lauder, Berwick; wife Janet 35 b Edin; Children: David W 13, Mary K (ancestry indexed as R) 12, William A 10, John A 8 all scholars all b Edin; Janet L (ancestry indexed as B) scholar, Robert Peel 2, Alexander E 3mths all b Glasgow; Servants: LANDES, HENNESY; BOWNER [21]
1895
Buenos Aires, ARG
RUNCIMAN: Roberto Inglis 47 b ?Gt Britain?; Maria Spring 40 b ?USA?; (both with 10 children, and married 19 years); Guillermus 9, Louis 7, Susanna 4, Alessandro 6, Donaldo 2, Edmundo 10mths all b Buenos Aires [22]
Notes
President of the St Andrew's Society (as R Inglis RUNCIMAN), there is also reference to him as being one of the first office bearers of the society (which was founded 17 Dec 1888) [23]
Sources
↑ Source: #S2567 From "A Brief History of our Branch of the Runciman Family", rcvd & extracted May 2007
↑ Source: #S2342 Memorial inscription, and window dedication 1911 Robert Inglis RUNCIMAN, St Andrews Presbyterian (the Scotch Church), Buenos Aires, extracted Sep 2005 Note: From http://www.argbrit.org/MIs/MIs.htm, British Settlers in Argentina, by Jeremy HOWAT, last updated 16 Sep 2005
↑ Source: #S2355 Dth 1911 Robert Inglis RUNCIMAN, pg 10 Fri 6th Jan 1911, extracted Dec 2005
↑ Source: #S2342 Page: Memorial inscription, and window dedication 1911 Robert Inglis RUNCIMAN, St Andrews Presbyterian (the Scotch Church), Buenos Aires, extracted Sep 2005
↑ Source: #S2342 Page: Marr. 1836 David RUNCIMAN & Margaret AITCHISON, from Fasti ecclesiae scoticanae; the succession of ministers in the Church of Scotland from the reformation (1915), online at http://www.archive.org/details/fastiecclesiasco03scotuoft, extracted May 2007
↑ Source #S203: Barony, LKS, Par. 622 ED 2C Pg 16 Sched 73, hsehold of David & Janet RUNCIMAN
↑ Source #S2: 1895 Census Argentina: Buenos Aires Ferdal Dist 95, family of Roberto Inglis & Maria Spring RUNCIMAN Film 722033 Digital GS #4162334 Image 411 Record 3658, extracted Jan 2008
Source: S2 FamilySearch Census records for Argentina
WikiTree profile Runciman-228 created through the import of RUNCIMANDavidBROWNMargaretLineage1a4MyHeritageWikiTree.ged on Oct 22, 2011 by L Henderson.
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