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1. Re: [ABERDEEN] New Lister : Interests Cran and Goldsman [1]
Mary, Thanks. Initially your names don't seem to fit mine, but nothing ventured etc. My limited information is - Peter? Cran married Helen Anderson - don't where or when Only 1 child found so far: Robert Cran b. 29/May/1837 Fyvie m. Elspet Goldsman (b.11/Jan/1835 Auchterless) 21/Mar/1871 Millbrex Children: Goldsman Cran b.7/Jan/1872 Millbrex George Cran b.c.1875 Canada - no further details Goldsman Cran m. Sarah Watt (b.30/Mar/1878 Kemnay) 4/Aug/1899 Kemnay Children: Elsie Esson Cran b.c.1901 Helen Ret
2. Thanks. [1]
Thanks Gavin. Regards Wayne.
3. Re:[ABERDEEN] Railway Housing [1]
Wayne wrote: > Have a great uncle Geo Abel living at 15 Fraser place in 1920, his > brother John Abel was a railway porter who died that year. I noticed > the other day on a posting a James Mc Graith, railways wagon examiner, > living at 49 Fraser Place in 1944. Question is. Is or was Fraser Place > housing for Railway workers or is this just coincidence. I think this was not so much a coincidence as a reflection of the fact that Fraser Place is a 10 minute walk from the erstwhile Kittybrewster
4. Re: [ABERDEEN] 1901 Census - ESSON [1]
Would these be descendents of my 3xgt-grandparents James ESSON and Jean ROSS? Their known sons were Alexander (my 2xgt-grandfather), James (b. Birse 1812), John ((1815), Joseph (1816), George (1825) and Lewis (1831). Probably all born Birse. I Haven't yet tried to trace their offsprong, apart from Alexander's. Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 7:32 PM Subject: [ABERDEEN] 1901 Census - ESSON > I was wonde
5. Railway Housing [1]
Hi List, Have a great uncle Geo Abel living at 15 Fraser place in 1920, his brother John Abel was a railway porter who died that year. I noticed the other day on a posting a James Mc Graith, railways wagon examiner, living at 49 Fraser Place in 1944. Question is. Is or was Fraser Place housing for Railway workers or is this just coincidence. Wayne Abel
6. Re: ABERDEEN-D Digest V04 #357 [1]
Hi all Looking for Tytlers or Abels around 1800 to 1870 around the Parish of Keith Hall. Any help appreciated. thanks Michael
7. Places [1]
I wonder if someone can help me in the location of the following: Ellon,Aberdeenshire Bibspark,Aberdeenshire(or Bilbo Park) Logie Buchan,Aberdeenshire Regards,Jerry
8. Re: [ABERDEEN] 1901 Census - ESSON [1]
William Yes, I have seen this message. It's what jump started me on this branch. Through this posting, I found a distant relative, who just happens to live about 30 miles away from me in Canada. It really is a small world! Will let you know if we are also from north of Aderdeen. Thanks! Di ----- Original Message ----- From: William Thomson To: ABERDEEN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 1:23 AM Subject: Re: [ABERDEEN] 1901 Census - ESSON Diane, Not direct to your ques
9. Marriage Notice from Shetland Newspaper [1]
At Bain's Court, Lerwick, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. A. R. Saunders, M.A., WILLIAM LAWRENCE, cooper, late of Fraserburgh, to ROSANNA, daughter of the late WILLIAM ROBERTSON, sailor, North Delting. (Shetland Times 11/10/1884)
10. Census look-up, please [1]
Could S K S please do a look-up for me. 1861. SINGER. William b.1800 & Agnes marr Disblair Fintray son George b 1860 at Disblair Fintray ------------------- 1861. DONALD. John b c. 1830-40 Farm servant of Upper Park Drumock ------------------ 1841. MILNE. James & Agnes dau, Agnes b c 1830-34 at Chapel of Garioch ------------------ 1871. MORRISON. John b.c 1824 & Ann from Halforest Farm Kintore. Free Look-ups Town Centenary Book's. Australia. The Histroy of Caboolture. Beyond The Crossing. Dalby Where Two
11. Brechin / Adams [1]
I wonder if anyone can help me Im trying to find the death of george brichen/ brechin from ellon he was a medical preactitioner and was married to margaret adams any help will be grateful lynne
12. Re: Strathdon census galore [1]
Hi all. The 1841, 1851, and 1861 census for Strathdon have all been transcribed and can be found online. http://www.geocities.com/swalker7736/census.htm has links that will take you to all of them. This also includes links to the Glenbucket 1841 & 1851 census. Hope this helps Suzanne Walker
13. RE: [ABERDEEN] New Lister : Interests Cran and Goldsman [1]
Hello David, Not sure if I can be of any help but I have some Cran's in my Duncan family tree. I have James Cran born approx 1810 who married Jane Adams - they had 4 children Robert, William James and Andrew. I have more info if this looks promising. Let me know. Mary -----Original Message----- From: William Thomson [mailto:orkboyz@lineone.net] Sent: October 10, 2004 10:41 PM To: ABERDEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ABERDEEN] New Lister : Interests Cran and Goldsman Hello All, As a relative, but highly
14. Re: [ABERDEEN] Re: Jaffey Family [1]
Hello: I've already communicated with Georgia off-list (and I remember Donna's name from my previous connection with this list so I may have sent my information to her too.) In case there are other Jaffray-Park descendants out there, though -- my great-grandmother Margaret Park, born in St. Fergus on 11 June 1845 was the daughter of John Park and Christian Jaffray. As I told Georgia, there's a birth given in the IGI for a Christian Jaffray in 1814 in St. Fergus, which would be a logical age and place, but
15. Re: [ABERDEEN] Places: Bilbo [1]
Jerry Archibald wrote > I wonder if someone can help me in the location of the following: > Ellon,Aberdeenshire [Jerry found this later] > Bibspark,Aberdeenshire(or Bilbo Park) > Logie Buchan,Aberdeenshire [Jerry also found this later] > Regards,Jerry Hi Jerry, Glad you found Ellon & Logie Buchan! ;-) re Bilbo Park or Bibspark, you didn't mention a Parish This is the best I can find but others may know the actual area. . GENUKI lists Bilbo twice: in the parishes o
16. Streets in Old Aberdeen, World War One era [1]
Hello: Can anyone tell me if I've reached the right conclusion after studying maps of Old Aberdeen from 1901 and today? During the First World War, my paternal grandmother Jane Clerihew (nee Charles) and her three sons, Peter (my father), Andrew and George lived at No. 6 School Road while my grandfather was in Europe with the Gordon Highlanders. At that time School Road ran from Dunbar on the west and ended at King Street on the east. Between King Street and the shore was just open fields or marshes, what m
17. Re:[ABERDEEN] Tarland/Strathdon [1]
Elvin wrote: > I found a reference on the internet saying that Edinglassie, which was > in the Tarland District in the 1696 Poll Book, is now in Strathdon. > One of my direct ancestors was a miller at Edinglassie. Could someone > please tell me when the Parish or Civil borders changed? On 15 May 1891, as a result of the work of the Boundary Commission which had been set up under the "Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889". The lands transferred at this time from the parish of Tarland and Migvie to
18. Duncan Fraser [1]
Hi All Still looking for information on Duncan Fraser ex Lord Provost of Aberdeen, I have not information on his side of the family. If anyone can help please let me know. Many Thanks Hayley Graham
19. RE: [ABERDEEN] Crashed computer [1]
You are SO RIGHT and I have definitely learned my lesson. $70.00 worth! Anne Godfrey Original Message: ----------------- From: Jon McRae jon@jonmcrae.co.uk Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 15:45:52 +0100 To: rossum@bellsouth.net Subject: RE: [ABERDEEN] Crashed computer No consolation to Anne, but illustrates the importance of backing up! Regards, Jon. -----Original Message----- From: rossum@bellsouth.net [mailto:rossum@bellsouth.net] Sent: 14 October 2004 15:41 To: ABERDEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ABERDEEN] C
20. MI Lookup - Auchterless for ROBB and MENNIE [1]
Hi everyone I have found the following entries on the MI Index for Auchterless (which is apparently unpublished) and was wondering if SKS would be able to look them up for me? Stone No: 473 MENNIE, Christine 7 Mar 1820 ROBB, John 13 Apr 1824 Thanks in advance Riley Jones Melbourne, Australia
21. 6 deaths [1]
Hi group, How are you all. I'm searching for a George Mackie/Michie born about 1869 Greenock Renfrew. He had a brother Frank. George and Frank are on the 1881 census living/visiting with their grandparents George and Bessy Gray in Peterhead. Their mother was Catherine Paterson, daughter of Bessie in her first marriage. George is on his mother Catherine's death certificate living at 65 Loch Street, Aberdeen in 1930. Have just been on Scotlandspeople but can't find George or Frank's deaths up to 1953, mayb
22. Query re-Death of James Milne [1]
My great -great- great grandfather James Milne died just before his daughter`s wedding on the 10th June 1871, my query is where can I find out when he died? I have tried searching on Scotspeople and have not found his death Is there anywhere else I can look? I have tried looking for his wife`s death but alas I haven`t been able to find Ann Thain`s death either. As Daughter Elizabeth Milne was married in the Catholic church would there be separate records for them elsewhere? Katherine
23. Extra death's, Parish of Keig [1]
Hi List, Some extra's I have that may be of help to someone Parish of Keig in the County of Aberdeen Peter RAITT, single, died 10th January 1892, Male, Aged 2 1/2 years. Father: Peter RAITT Farmservant, Mother: Margaret RAITT, Maiden surname CHRISTIE Rachel SMITH, Laundress, single, died 9th February 1892, Aged 80 years Father: Alexander SMITH Farmer (dec), Mother: Margaret SMITH, Maiden surname COBBAN (dec) Agnes McLEOD, married to James McLEOD, farmer, died 6th April 1892, aged 24 years, Father: Wi
24. Living conditions for a "typical" tenant farmer in Aberdeenshire c.1830? [1]
My two Scottish great great grandfathers (James Smith of Aberdeen, and James Findlay of New Machar) emigrated to Canada in 1835 and 1836 respectively, and settled very close to each other, in the vicinity of Elora Ontario (home of the Bon Accord settlement), which at that time was distinctly backwoods and where the most reliable means of transporation to more civilized areas, due to the primitive nature of such roads as existed, was to walk the roughly 100 km to Lake Ontario, where one could board a boat ca
25. RE: [ABERDEEN] 1861 census Strathdon [1]
Wow, I never saw my website address or any url like that before!!! Deb O'Reilly Midlothian, Viriginia USA home page: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dcoreilly A&NESFHS #13005 WorldConnect at Rootsweb/Ancestry.com: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=dcoreilly -----Original Message----- From: Kerry Dougall [mailto:kdou3635@hotmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 5:19 PM To: ABERDEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ABERDEEN] 1861 census Strathdon Hi Ray, It was huge wasn't it
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