In the 1891 Scotland census
Harbour Street, Mill Bank, Duffus, Moray
Head James Ledingham, age 38, fishcurer, born Hopeman, Morayshire
Wife Maggie Ledingham, age 29, born New Burgh, Aberdeenshire
Daughter Catherine J. Ledingham, age 6, scholar, born Hopeman
Daughter Elizabeth M. Ledingham, age 1, born Hopeman

In the 1901 Scotland Census
Station House, Harbour Street, Duffus, Moray
Head James Ledingham Jr., age 48, fishcurer, born Duffus, Morayshire
Wife Maggie Ledingham, age 39, born Foveran, Aberdeenshire
Daughter Catherine Jane Ledingham, age 11 [should be 16], scholar, born Duffus
Daughter Elizabeth Mary Ledingham, age 11, scholar, born Duffus
Boarder Annie Burgers [Burgess], age 47, retired school teacher, born Foveran
[Duffus is about a mile from Hopeman]
[Annie is Maggie’s aunt.]

Moray People Index
Catherine Jane Ledingham
Born About 1885
Died December 23 1961, age 76, Dr. Grays Hospital, Elgin
School Teacher, Infant mistress at Hopeman Primary
Lived at South View Hopeman
Father James Ledingham
Mother Margaret Burges [as transcribed]
Sister Elizabeth Mary Ledingham

National Probate Calendar
Catherine Jane Ledingham of South View Hopeman Moray died 23 December 1961 at Elgin Confirmation of John Graham Dean solicitor and Elizabeth Mary Ledingham [sister] or Wylie. Sealed London 7 June 1962