Family Records in the American Bible Collection Browse All Records Skirvin, John and Catherine Nisbet (m.1825) Family Record Scanned Pages Description 1814 Self-interpreting Bible published by Brightly and Childe, Bungay, England Bible B48 Marriages John Skirvin to Catherine Nisbet. 1825. Louis P. Trouselle to Catherine Skirving. December 20, 1863. New Albany, Indiana. Merell Dufresne Holmes to Anna Campbell Trouselle. August 4, 1886. Floyd County, New Albany, Kentucky. Walter G. Sauer to Catherine Anna Holmes. October 1, 1912. Louisville, Kentucky. Births Children of John Skirvin and Catherine Nisbet: Margrat Skirvin. February 25, 1827. Peter Skirvin. September 22, 1828. John Skirvin. March 27, 1831. James Skirvin. March 2, 1833. William Skirvin. February 19, 1836. Margrat Skirving. March 26, 1837. Andrew Skirving. October 18, 1839. David Skirving. March 27, 1842. Katharine Skirving. January 26, 1843. Elisabeth Skirving. June 21, 1845. Children of Louis Trouselle and Catherine Skirving: Anna(?) Campbell Trouselle. June 30, 1863. Maggie D. Trouselle. September 2, 1867. Elisabeth S. Trouselle. May 13, 1870. Frank Ferguson Trouselle. April 10, 1873. Children of Merell Holmes and Anna Campbell: Lauel Holmes. December 1, 1887. Catherine Anna Holmes. July 17, 1890. Lois Trouselle Holmes. May 2, 1892. Children of Walter Sauer and Catherine Holmes: Walter G. Sauer. December 3, 1915. Deaths Margrat Skirvin. March 18, 1827. Elisabeth Skirvin. July 21, 1846. Catherine Nisbet. April 8, 1852. Aged 51 years. John Skirving Smith Inverky. October 4, 1857. Aged 62 years. Louis P. Trouselle. May 30, 1874. Frank Ferguson Trouselle. April 28, 1892. Katherine Skirving Trouselle. November 12, 1918. Catherine Anna Holmes. October 23, 1977. Walter G. Sauer. April 19, 1979. Lauel Holmes. May 9, 1930. Anna Campbell Trouselle Holmes Zeillman(?). January 16, 1943. Notes (Top of records page) Athelstonford (village in Scotland). June 4, 1825. This Self-Interpreting Bible was used aboard the USS Texas, a battleship that was in operation from 1914 – 1948 and saw action in both World Wars I and II. Texas was the first battleship to launch an aircraft and the first to mount anti-aircraft guns.