Kommentarer till antavlan och tillhörande tabeller med David Emanuel Wahlberg som proband. Antavlan upptar ett 100-tal personer med konungarna av Skottland Robert Bruce (1274-1329) och Robert II Stuart (1316-1390) som förnämsta namn. Bruce var morfar till Stuart. Kungagrenen En del personuppgifter kan kontrolleras mot uppgifter i skrif-ten Your Scottish Heritage, Clan Maclean och grenen Duart: A, John Maclean (1324-1371); B, Lachlan Lubanach Maclean; C, Red Hector of the Battles; D, Hector Maclean, död 1513; E, Lachlan Cattenach Macleain; F, Sir Lachlan Maclean. Av Wilhelm Bergs Genealogiska anteckningar om Göteborgs-släkter (1938-1939) framgår följande: G, Hector Maclean kan betraktas som stamfar till den svenska grenen av Maclean som nu stavas Macklier. Denne Hector nämns som Hector V, baron av Dowart. På antavlan finns fyra med namnet Hector före Hector V. På tavlan har den utsprungliga stavningen bibehållits. H, Hans Macklier var Hector V:s son och gift två gånger. Han hade tolv namngivna barn och dessutom minst fem vars namn inte är kända, alla med sin första hustru. Denna hette Anna Goubert von Qvickelberg, som dog 1653. Den andra hustrun var Lilia Ha-milton gift 1655 och död 1658. Hans Macklier var sjöoffocer i engelsk tjänst, handlare i Göteborg och blev rådsherre 1640 därstädes. Han dog 1666. K, Lunetta är nästa ana. Uppgift om födelse- och dödsår saknas. Hon gifte sig 1657 med Joakim Cronman, som var överste på Neu-mände skans. Joakim Cronman dog 1703. I en avskrift av en släkttavla för Kempe-Winblad finns: L, Erik Johan örbom (1724-?) som första namn, major på Jämtlands reg. och gift med Helena Ruuth; M, Johan Christoffer (1768-1822) som var deras son tog namnet Ruuth, gifte sig lggn med Catharina Maria Martinell (1773-1813) och blev kyrkoherde i Hede; N; Johanna Gustava Ruuth (1800-1860) föddes i första äktenska-pet och gift sig med komminister Israel Naeslund (1796-1858) i Ytterlännäs. De hade fem barn: Johan Israel (1822-1906) blev kyrkoherde i Ragunda och Carl Gustaf (1825-1889) i Arnäs, Olof Emanuel (Manne 1829-1906) blev lantmätare i Härnösand och Johan-na (Hanna 1829-1907) prostinna Edström i Själevad. 0, Elsa Maria Elisabeth Naeslund (1829-1927) också dotter till Israel Naeslund Gifte sig med folkskolläraren och organisten i Anundsjö Anton Julius Winblad (1828-1901). Anton Winblad hade fyra barn, nämligen sjökaptenen Johan Edvard (1857-1915), Maria Elisabet (1865-1937) gift med Johan Kempe (1861-1918), semnarie-sekreteraren Frideborg (1869-) och P, Johanna (Hanna) Winblad (1859-1916) gift med folkskolläraren och kantorn Per Olof Bernhard Wahlberg (1852-1927) Ytterlännäs. Barn: Anton, Ester, Gjertrud, Gunnar, David, Sigrid, Bertha, Gustaf och Margit.

Comments on the pedigree and associated tables with David Emanuel Wahlberg as proband. The pedigree occupies about 100 people with the kings of Scotland Robert Bruce (1274-1329) and Robert II Stuart (1316-1390) as first names. Bruce was Stuart's grandfather. Kungagrenen Some personal information may be checked against information in the writings of Your Scottish Heritage, Clan Maclean and the Duart branch: A, John Maclean (1324-1371); B, Lachlan Lubanach Maclean; C, Red Hector of the Battles; D, Hector Maclean, died 1513; E, Lachlan Cattenach Macleain; F, Sir Lachlan Maclean. Wilhelm Berg's Genealogical Notes on the Gothenburg Genealogy (1938-1939) show the following: G, Hector Maclean can be regarded as the ancestor of the Swedish branch of Maclean, which is now spelled Macklier. This Hector is mentioned as Hector V, Baron of Dowart. There are four on the board with the name Hector before Hector V. On the board, the original spelling has been retained. H, Hans Macklier was Hector V's son and married twice. He had twelve named children and also at least five whose names are not known, all with his first wife. This was called Anna Goubert von Qvickelberg, who died in 1653. The second wife was Lilia Hamilton married in 1655 and died in 1658. Hans Macklier was a naval officer in the English service, a merchant in Gothenburg and became councilor in 1640 there. He died in 1666. K, Lunetta is the next ana. Information on year of birth and death is missing. She married in 1657 Joakim Cronman, who was colonel of the Neu-mande skans. Joakim Cronman died 1703. In a transcript of a genealogy for Kempe-Winblad there is: L, Erik Johan örbom (1724-?) As first name, major in Jämtland's reg. and married Helena Ruuth; M, Johan Christoffer (1768-1822) who was their son took the name Ruuth, married Catharina Maria Martinell (1773-1813) and became parish priest in Hede; N; Johanna Gustava Ruuth (1800-1860) was born in the first marriage and married Commissioner Israel Naeslund (1796-1858) in Ytterlännäs. They had five children: Johan Israel (1822-1906) became parish priest in Ragunda and Carl Gustaf (1825-1889) in Arnäs, Olof Emanuel (Manne 1829-1906) became surveyor in Härnösand and Johanna (Hanna 1829-1907) of Edström in Själevad. 0, Elsa Maria Elisabeth Naeslund (1829-1927) also daughter of Israel Naeslund Married the elementary school teacher and organist in Anundsjö Anton Julius Winblad (1828-1901). Anton Winblad had four children, namely the sea captain Johan Edward Winblad (1857-1915), Maria Elisabet Winblad (1865-1937) who married Johan Kempe (1861-1918), the seminary secretary Frideborg Winblad (1869-1964) and P, Johanna (Hanna) Winblad (1859-1916) married to the primary school teacher and cantor Per Olof Bernhard Wahlberg (1852-1927) Ytterlännäs. Children: Anton, Ester, Gjertrud, Gunnar, David, Sigrid, Bertha, Gustaf and Margit.

• A. John Maclean (1324-1371)
• B. Lachlan Lubanach Maclean
• C. Hector Maclean this entry is incorrect, the previous generation is Lachlan Cattanach Maclean, 11th Chief, 7th of Duart
• D. Red Hector of the Battles this entry is incorrect, the previous generation is Hector Mor Maclean, 12th Chief, 8th of Duart
• E. Hector Og Maclean, 13th Chief, 9th of Duart (?-1503)
• F. Sir Lachlan Mor Maclean, 14th Chief, 10th of Duart
• G. Sir Hector Og Maclean, 15th Chief, 11th of Duart (1572-1630)‎
• H. John Maclean, 1st Baronet (1604-1666)
• [I]. Lunetta Makeléer (1639-1693) and Joakim Cronman (1638-1703)
• [J]. Anna Catharina Cronman (1658-1685) and Hans Christoffer von Rohr (1626-1700) (this is person is missing in the typed genealogy. She has been confused with a woman of the same name from a previous generation in other genealogies)
• [K]. Joachim von Rohr (1677-1757) and Catharina Charlotta Klingenberg (1680-1758) (this person is missing in the typed genealogy)
• L. Erik Johan Örbom (1724-1815)
• M. Johan Christopher Ruuth (1767-1822)
• N. Johanna Gustafva Ruuth (1800-1860)
• O. Elsa Maria Elisabeth Näslund (1829-1907)
• P. Johanna Winblad (1859-1916)‎ and Per Olof Bernhard Wahlberg (1852-1927)

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