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J. M. Barrie
(Bearbeitetes) Foto von Sir William Nicholson 1903/1904,
Source Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Sir James Matthew Barrie, 1st Baronet of Adelphi Terrace, OM,
(9.5. 1860 – 19.6.1937), ein Schottischer Autor und Dramatiker, Schöpfer der literarischen Figur des Peter Pan.

J. M. Barrie
als Autor  im Verlag 28 Eichen

 

 

 

 


Margaret Barrie formerly Ogilvy
Born 6 Oct 1818 in Kirriemuirmap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of Alexander Ogilvy and Mary (Edward) Ogilvy
Sister of David Ogilvy
Wife of David Barrie — married 1842 [location unknown]
Mother of Alexander Barrie, Mary Edward Barrie, Jane Ann Adamson Barrie, Elizabeth How Barrie, Agnes Matthew Barrie, David Ogilvy Barrie, Sara Mitchell Barrie, Isabella Ogilvy (Barrie) Murray, James Matthew Barrie and Margaret (Barrie) Winter
Died 3 Sep 1895 in Kirriemuirmap

Biography

Margaret was born in October 1818 as recorded in Kirriemuir Associate Church register.[1] Her early life is well recorded by her son J M Barrie, the author in his book "Margaret Ogilvy, My Mother".

She lived in Brechin Road Kirriemuir, at Tillyloss with her father and then after marriage in the Tenements. Her father moved next door and both houses are now open to public by NTS as J M Barries' Birthplace, Kirriemuir.

Her gravstone in Kirriemuir Cemetery bares the wrong year for her birth. She clearly was aware of 1818 being correct as in the various Census she reported her age correctly. [2] Details of her life with the family are well covered in Sandra Affleck's book "The Little Red Town & JMB"[3]

 

Zum Cover: William and Margaret Ogilvy and their three children by Robert Horne, 1802. Die beiden Damen mit dem Namen "Margaret Ogilvy" sind nicht identisch, wenngleich wahrscheinlich verwandt.