Bur. 22 Jan 1891 Necropolis, Glasgow, (Memorial- Ramshorn).

Information from “McCaul Family Scotland” compiled in 1991 by Marcia Barbara (Barbara) McCaul, Canada (b. 1932, d. 2002). Barbara was the great-great grandaughter of Gilbert McCaul (b. 1765) and Janet McFarlan (b. 1770). Brian of nzolivers.com is the great-great-great grandson of Gilbert and Janet.

Brian of nzolivers.com is descendant through Malcolm and Isabella’s son Malcolm McFarlan McCaul.

Barbara writes:
Roll of Burgesses and Guild Brethren -- Entered 24 February 1832 (by his father).
Treasurer to the Asylum for the Blind 1865-1869 [Note: his father-in-law Baillie John Alston (1778-1846) was Hon. Treasurer.]

Cotton and Linen Manufacturer with John Leadbetter & Co. - later Leadbetter, McCAUL and Company. Malcolm McCAUL joined the firm of John Leadbetter and Co. at least by 1840. It is believed they also established a branch in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Note: He may have been with the family firm of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers before becoming a Cotton and Linen Manufacturer.

He retired to Stirling after 1871 and died there in 1891. His unmarried daughter Margaret Scott McCAUL lived in Stirling too.

Year Residence
1840: 138 Hope Street, Glasgow
1841: 124 Douglas Street, Glasgow
1851: 1 Clifton Place Glasgow1861 3 Wilton Crescent
1871: 3 Wilton Crescent, Glasgow
187/1884: 5 Drummond Place, Stirling
1881: 5 Drummond Place, Stirling
1887: 25 Victoria Place, Stirling
1891: 25 Victoria Place, Stirling (d. 18.1.1891)

Silhouette by Edouart depicts Baillie John Alston, Malcolm McCAUL and a Scott cousin.
A Seal with family crest and motto now in possession of descendants in New Zealand
Photograph of McCAUL Family Memorial Tombstone (erected 1825) St. David's, Ramshorn; includes name of Malcolm, who died in Stirling 18th January 1881, but was interred in Glasgow Necropolis

Will dated 31 Jan. 1884 and 3 Codicils 18 June, 1884, 22 July 1885 and 17 May 1887. Solicitors: MacLean, Peattie & Macintyre, Glasgow.