Steen-Frost Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameHugh Andrew 
Death31 May 1840, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland
Burial4 Jul 1840, Dundonald Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland
OccupationMiller
Flags!MarySide, #Andrews, Linked, [FamLabel], [Gen13], [GenYes]
FatherJames Andrew (1759-1811)
MotherMary Ferguson (1745-1818)
Notes for Hugh Andrew
“Hugh resided at Lavemill, Dundonald Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland. The 1837 Ayrshire Directory by Pigot & Co. lists under MILLERS - CORN &c: "Andrew, Hugh, Lave mill/ Andrew, James, (flax) Lave mill". Old Parish Records state that "Hugh Andrew, Miller at Lave mill, died at Kilmarnock on the 31 May and was buried at Dundonald on the 4th June 1840."
-- Don Hutton, “Descendants.”
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“Hugh, William, and Adam Andrew, three brothers, were very musical and I saw invitations from castles etc. asking them to come and play their violins. They were made free burghers of Kilmarnock.”
-- John Ernest Andrew in a 1937 letter describing his visit to Ayrshire
“In more recent times the Messrs Hall of Ayr have long maintained a high reputation as violin players — so have the Andrews in Lave-mill, near Dundonald ; while there is scarcely a village throughout the county that has not its instrumental or vocal club."
-- From the Introduction to The Ballads and Songs of Ayrshire, illustrated with sketches, historical, traditional, narrative and biographical…, James Paterson, Editor. Ayr, Published for the editor by J. Dick, 1846.
-- Don Hutton, “Descendants.”
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“Hugh, William, and Adam Andrew, three brothers, were very musical and I saw invitations from castles etc. asking them to come and play their violins. They were made free burghers of Kilmarnock.”
-- John Ernest Andrew in a 1937 letter describing his visit to Ayrshire
“In more recent times the Messrs Hall of Ayr have long maintained a high reputation as violin players — so have the Andrews in Lave-mill, near Dundonald ; while there is scarcely a village throughout the county that has not its instrumental or vocal club."
-- From the Introduction to The Ballads and Songs of Ayrshire, illustrated with sketches, historical, traditional, narrative and biographical…, James Paterson, Editor. Ayr, Published for the editor by J. Dick, 1846.