Irwin family tree

The Proctors have been extremely hard to trace. According to a hand written note from my great aunt, Mary Ann Southern, nee Proctor, was born in 1817, the daughter of Andrew Proctor (b. 1777). Both of these facts are confirmed by her marriage certificate. It seems that the Proctors were Glasites, followers of John Glas' breakaway church, the archives of which are held by Dundee University and moreover there is consisderable evidence that the early Proctors came from Dundee and settled in an area of Newcastle popular with Scottish emigres. This is what I now have:

Andrew Proctor (b. abt. 1705, Dundee) Glover
m. (1735, Dundee) Elizabeth Cook)
...David (b. 1736, Dundee)
...Andrew (b. 1737, Dundee)
...John Proctor (b. 1744, Dundee, d. 1800)
...m. Jane Forest, 1789, All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne
......William (b. 1790, Newcastle upon Tyne), druggist & pharmacist
......m. Mary Deeble (1822, St Anne, Soho)
.........Barnard Simpson (b. 1829, Newcastle upon Tyne, and recorded at Dr Williams Library)
.........m. Maria Gray (niece of Michael Faraday, m. 1857)
......James (b. 1793)
...James Proctor (b. 1754)
...m1. (1762, Dundee) Eupheme Handyside (d.o. John Handyside & Jean Lyon)
......Jane (b. 1766)
......John (b. 1768)
......Elizabeth (b.1773)
......m. William McDougal
...m2. (1776, Dunkeld, Angus) Jean Ferguson (1776, Dunkeld, Perth)
......Andrew Proctor (b. 1777), cordwainer
......m. (1798, Newcastle upon Tyne) Hannah Wilson
.........Robert Wilson (b. 1799)
.........m. Maria Saltarelli
.........William (b. 1811), druggist & pharmacist
.........m1. Ann Myers
............Robert Saltarelli (named as nephew and executor in William Southern's will)
.........m2. Mary Ann Proctor (d.o. Robert, see below, m. 1872, Hackney, London)
.........Hannah
.........Mary Ann (b. 1817)
.........m. William Southern
......Margaret (b. 1780)
......Thomas (b. 1782, Edinburgh)
......m. Martha Jordan, 1805, St Nicholas & non-conformist, Newcastle upon Tyne
......Robert (b. 1783)
......m. Elizabeth Stewart, 1810, St Marylebone, London
.........Mary Ann (b. 1817, Cloth Fair, London, and recorded at Dr Williams Library)
......William (b. 1785)
......m. Elizabeth Hindmarsh, 1809, St Andrew by Wardobe, London
......James (b. 1791)
......Susannah (b. 1790) (though may have been daughter of John)
......Isabella (b. 1797) (though may have been daughter of John)

Barnard Simpson Proctor, son of William, b. 1790, was a great pal of Joseph Swan and another of my relatives, James Coxon, owned the first shop anywhere to use electric lighting for advertising.

I have a lot more detail, a lot more children and a lot more evidence, so if you are interested, please get in touch.