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Hutcheon records on Ancestry
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Historical References
"HUTCHEON, HUTCHON. From French Huchon, diminutive of HUGH, q.v. Huchon was used in Anglo-French of the thirteenth century instead of Huon as the regular oblique case of Hue. In Scotland during the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries Hutcheoun (ch sibilant) regularly appears as a Christian name, the equivalent of Hugh or Hew in the vernacular. Hucheon Fraser, lord of the Lovet is mentioned in 1422, and in 1510 a succeeding Lord Lowat is named Heow (Bcaulij, p. 305, 323). Huchon Ker appears in 1467 (RD., p. 359), and Huchown the Ross, 1481. Sandy Huchose appears in Aberdeen, 1497 (CRA., p. 425). 'John Hutching wyfe' was a Tcaikbakster' in Stirling, 1525, and Helen Huchown was amerciat there in 1547 (SBR., p. 25, 47). James and Robert Huchone or Huchoun were tenants of the vill of Raffort, 1585 (REM., p. 444), and David Hutcheon was gardener in Fyweis Wallis, 1596 (SCM., i, p. 92). John Hucheon, burgess of Aberdeen, 1598 (NSCM., i, p. 93). Patrick Hutcheoun, 'quhytfischer' in Futtie, 1602, is probably Patrick Hutchone, ferryman at Aberdeen, 1612 (CRA., p. 226; SCM., v, p. 94). Harie Hutson was witness in Kirkcaldie, 1639, and John Hutchen, elder, in parochine of Kirkcaldie, 1641 (PBK., p. 141, 210). George Huchone, trade burgess of Aberdeen, 1642 (ROA., i, p. 232). William Hutcheon from Auchterless was killed in the first Great War (Turriff). The name was early borrowed into Gaelic and became there Huisdean or Uisdean (pronounced like 'ocean'). This spelling is due to the fact that Gaelic lacks the sound of ch in church, so that in names borrowed from English it renders it sd pron. sht), thus Fletcher becomes Fleisdeir and Richard becomes Risdeart. In the Book of Lecan, compiled c. 1400, Clandonald of Sleat is referred to as Claim Uisdinn, and in the description of the Isles of Scotland prepared for the use of James vi (c. 1577-95), the same clan is called "Scheall Hutcheoun, that is to say, the offspring of that man callit Hutcheoun" (Skene, CS., m, p. 432). As a Gaelic forename: Husceoun M'Inclerich, 1548 (RMS., rv, 204). As forename: Huchon Hulson in Ayr, 1471 (Friars Ayr, p. 54); Hugh alias Hucheoun Monro, 1628 (Retmirs, Ross, 183). Houcheon 1589, Hucheoun 1563, Hutchone 1616. "(The surnames of Scotland. George Fraser Black, 1866-1948)
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Birth, Death and Marriage Records for the Hutcheon Family Tree
Birth, Death and Marriage records are often the best method of making the links to the Hutcheon Genealogy that will form part of your family tree. Although records vary from country to country, they are normally the most formal record of a person's relations. From the sources listed below it will be possible to locate a birth record and, from that record, a birth certificate may be obtainable which is likely to list the names of the parents, therefore taking you back another generation. A marriage certificate may also list the names of the respective fathers of the bride and groom which may then help you to find them earlier in life on a census record enabling you to fill out more detail in the Hutcheon family tree.
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