Kintyre People
A genealogical database of individuals who lived in Kintyre during the early modern period, from roughly 1500 CE to 1800 CE.
McFurie, Duncan
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Name McFurie, Duncan [1] - This surname has been anglicized as Currie/Curry.
Gender Male Residence 1710 Auchenbreck, Saddell & Skipness parish, Argyll, Scotland 
[1] Community-wide Assize Trial 20 Jun 1710 Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland [2] "and Duncan McFurie there also Guilty of Killing black fish thrice twice in harvest last by Confession" Person ID I1092 Kintyre People Last Modified 3 Oct 2026
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Notes - In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men.
In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish.
Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies.
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- In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men.
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