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The records of the marriage of Joseph Park and Jean Dick, as well as those of their children are available through "Scotland's People". Unfortunately there appears to be no official record of the birth of Elizabeth Burns.

William's parents were John Hyslop (1710-1773), and Helen Stewart (1709-1781), and he was born in 1743, 10 years after the marriage of John Heslop and Ann Park, referred to by Mackay.In short there is no documented evidence that Ann is related to either William or Jean Hyslop.For Hyslop family history see www.hyslopmaxwell.com/hyslops

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