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1. [ABERDEEN] Alexr. Wallace of Smiddyhill [1]
I have just recently joined this List group for Aberdeen and am therefore curious about whether anyone might have researched Alexr. Wallace of Smiddyhill, Aberdeenshire, father of William (1806), Alexander (1808), John (1810), James (1814) and George (1817). Might the father, Alexr. Wallace, also be the same Alexander Wallace noted as being buried in the Tarves Kirkyard with a wife (Margaret Gray), and two of his sons, a daughter-in-law and grandson, and an unnamed daughter who died without being named in
2. [ABERDEEN] RE: GERRARD, IRVINE, and MASSON FAMILY - Kincardine near Aberdeen [0.978285]
I am researching the Gerrard and Irvine family. Not all of this has been verified so there may be errors with some of the information. Some MI for Fetteresso kirkyard was sent by another lister. Gordon McLeod (4g grandson of Alexander and Janet) First Generation 1. Alexander Gerard,1 son of John Gerard and Unknown, was born on 23 May 1759 in Fetteresso, Kincardine, Scotland and was christened on 23 May 1759 in Fetteresso, Kincardine, Scotland. Alexander married Janet Irvine, daughter of John Irvine a
3. Re:[ABERDEEN] Dalvate [0.978285]
Margaret wrote: > Does anyone know the meaning of the word Dalvate used after the name > of the bride on a wedding registration? Do you mean an entry in the pre-1855 Old Parish Registers, or an entry in the post-1855 civil Register of Marriage? What does the entry actually say? It is hard to give the significance of a single word taken out of its context, but I am guessing that this is from the OPRs, in which case, "Dalvate" will be her place of birth or residence. Wherever it is, it isn't big
4. [ABERDEEN] census 1891 Strichen [0.978285]
I am currently researching William Thomson & Janet Addison Daniel's and their family Who lived within this area in 1891.Does anybody Have a copy of this Census and Can Help ???Thank You Art Philadelphia. Pa. USA
5. [ABERDEEN] KIRTON, Ann b. Sept 1834 Aberdeen [0.978285]
Dear Researchers: I am interested in hearing from anyone who is a researcher of the Kirton's in Aberdeen. I believe I have located the Ann Kirton b. September 27, 1834 on the GRO. Shows Ann Marr Kirton, Christening 14 Oct 1834, Tarves, Aberdeen, Scotland. Father - George Kirton. Would anyone have more information this family? Ann came to America with her parents about 1851 and marriage Alexander Anderson (b. abt 1830 in Aberdeen ) in 1857 in Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co. PA. Karen Florida
6. [ABERDEEN] Re: ABERDEEN-D Digest V03 #391 [0.978285]
In a message dated 10/09/03 22:00:57 GMT Daylight Time, ABERDEEN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Scotlands People website doesn't seem to > bring up all records when you do a search by age as range and records that > should be there aren't. > > It could be I am not a good searcher but it is frustrating that Scotland's > People cannot use the mother and father information to narrow the search. > Hi Gordon, you have my sympathies! I had a similar situation with my g.grandfather, and ended up with pages
7. [ABERDEEN] unsubscribe [0.978285]
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8. [ABERDEEN] Nancy Bell & Thomas Landrum [0.978285]
Hi, I am hoping someone may be able to help me in locating some information regarding my 5th great-grandparents. First I will start with my 5th great-grandmother, Nancy Bell: She was born in 1763 in Orange County, Virginia. I do not have an exact birth date or a death date. She is buried at the old Landrum family cemetery outside of Lexington, Georgia in Oglethorpe County. She married Thomas Landrum who was October 6, 1759 in Orange County, Virginia and died in 1832 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. T
9. Re:[ABERDEEN] SIMPSON [0.978285]
Richard wrote: > ... > could you give me any clues at all regarding my ggg > grandmother, Sara West Simpson, who married Major John Grant of > Beldorney Castle, Glass, Aberdeenshire. She died 27 Jan 1861 > aged 60. It may or may not be significant, but Beldorney and neighbouring places in the parish of Glass, were, in 1861 (and, indeed, up until 1891) reckoned to belong to Banffshire. The article on Glass in the New Statistical Account (dated March, 1842) lists the landowners of the parish as inc
10. [ABERDEEN] Meaning of Dalvate [0.978285]
Does anyone know the meaning of the word Dalvate used after the name of the bride on a wedding registration? Thanks, Margaret Bendickson
11. [ABERDEEN] Milne, Williamson [0.978285]
Hi Don, You may be onto something here!! I have the 1881 census aswell and have already looked up and found Charlottes family. She married John Williamson ( joiner )and they went on to have 5 children. Her birthplace is noted as Peterhead .. and the marriage I found for Margaret and Alexander was in Peterhead aswell. I will try to delve further .. although I can't seem to get onto familysearch at the moment for some strange reason!! Have been trying for 2 days now! Thanks for replying Regards Mandy
12. [ABERDEEN] Tombstone carvers [0.978285]
I'm playing a long shot here, but it doesn't hurt to ask. I've been trying, without success, to find my g.g.g.grandparents grave in St. Nicholas cemetery. Either they never had a stone, or it's one of the many illegible ones. Considering his seeming success, based on his will, I have to think there was one but... Anyway, his grandson (my g.grandfather) is buried in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and the name of the company(?) or carver (?) from Aberdeen is on the bottom of the tombstone. So assuming a lot, it see
13. Re:[ABERDEEN] Kincardine O Neil OPRs [0.978285]
Bill wrote: > Can any of the list members help me out with this problem concerning > the missing Church records for Kincardine O'Neil > These are missing from the L D S records as follows > Baptisms :-1764- 1783 > Marriages :- Dec. 1736 - Oct. 1789 > Nov. 1816 - 1844 > 1833 - 1839 > 1816 - 1821 > Some entries are to be found in some of the dates. but most are > missing.. > The LDS just list these as missing > Are they destroyed or just not f
14. [ABERDEEN] Foveran christenings 1799-1817 (children of RUXTON, David) [0.978285]
Looking at a film of christenings at Foveran, Aberdeenshire, last night, to see if the christening of my gggm Margaret Ruxton (daughter of David Ruxton and Eliza Bisset) was in fact recorded, but somehow not extracted when the data was loaded into the various on-line databases in which it appears, I was disappointed to see no mention of her baptism which should have taken place between 1804 and 1806, based on her age in census returns (*) and from the record of her death (in Wellington County, Ontario) in 1
15. [ABERDEEN] Public Hospital Records from New Orleans Are Online [0.978285]
Hi Listers, I am joining the list again temporarily to tell you that I have completed the admission records for the public hospital (Charity Hospital) for the months of July and August 1851 in New Orleans. As I have told the list on previous occasions, New Orleans was one of the largest points of entry into the United States in the mid 1800s.. Because of its location on the Mississippi River, immmigrants who came to the US through the Port of New Orleans had access to cities further upriver, and ci
16. Re: [ABERDEEN] Re: St Nicholas Parish Church, Aberdeen [0.978285]
Helen, If you look closely at the record (I assume you are relating to the online LDS IGI file record) you will notice a reference to the source as LDS Microfilm 0991250. That microfilm is available for rent at your local LDS Family History Center. JOHN FORRESTER Spouse: ALICIA GORDON Marriage: 03 MAY 1844 Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland Source Information: 0991250 There may be more information on the wedding record. In addition, The Scotland IGI Batch Numbers site (http://freepages.genealo
17. [ABERDEEN] 1901 Census [0.978285]
I was wondering if anyone could look up the 1901 census for me. The address is Kepplestone Cottage, Rubislaw, St Machar, Aberdeen. The surname is NAPIER. The head of the house should be James, wife Margaret, possibly a number of children and James mother Jane. If anyone could help that would be great. Kim
18. Re: [ABERDEEN] Speyside McGregor Pictures [0.978285]
Hi Peter, Although I am not directly related to the McGregor family, I have researched a paricular branch of the them that originated in the Strathspey parishes of Duthil, Inverallan, & Cromdale etc. I also know where Croughly is (but not Urghan of Croughly) nearTomintoul in the parish of Kirkmichael, Bnf. I found some entries on the IGI where Malcolm McGregor & Margaret Burgess had issue in Duthil c. 1800 and parents of the same name also had issue in Kirkmichael c. 1820. I have experienced some diff
19. [ABERDEEN] Simpson (of Cobairdy?) [0.978285]
on 31 Aug 2003 Anne Simpson wrote: >As I am researching Simpson's I am also keeping a data base of miscellaneous >others that I find... "On the off chance", could you give me any clues at all regarding my ggg grandmother, Sara West Simpson, who married Major John Grant of Beldorney Castle, Glass, Aberdeenshire. She died 27 Jan 1861 aged 60. This Grant family seem to have links with the Simpsons of Cobairdy, so it is just possible that she came from that family. Any help much appreciated. Best regards
20. [ABERDEEN] Drumblade Place Names Help [0.978285]
I am having difficulty figuring out a few names in Drumblade parish 1841, Aberdeen. Anyone know if these exist? Donhead Newtongarrd Inn - Inn Keeper is Elisabeth Wisley aged 40 Rock Moss Shienhillock - James Mann 50 Farmer Dummicee - Alex Chrisite 80 Farmer
21. [ABERDEEN] Morison and Ross [0.978285]
Hi! I am new to the Aberdeen list and would like help if possible to trace any details of William Morison and Margaret Ross. I have their marriage details as follows: Upon the 13th day of May One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine. By the Reverend Mr Alexander Fullerton minister of Foot Dee, were lawfully married in the house of the said Mr. Fullerton, William Morison Soldier in the Regiment of the Northern Fencibles, commanded by his Grace the Duke of Gordon, and Margaret Ross resident in this City,
22. [ABERDEEN] Masson/Auchleucheries/Middle names [0.978285]
> Joan, > I have a William MUTCH b. 1790, d. 1876 who also lived at Auchleucheries. It > is in Cruden, but I'd also like to known where he might be buried. Also, > many of my great-grandmother's children have as their middle names surnames > that appear to be somehow related to the family, such as my grandfather was > William TAYLOR WATSON --the middle name is the surname of his grandmother's > family. Others that I've found include MASSON, PETERS, GLASHAN. Can someone > enlighten me on whether this was a
23. [ABERDEEN] SEARCHING BEATTIE [0.978285]
>From Phill Perth Western Australia Have checked official Government geneological sourses for the nameJames Beattie born Aberdeen 2/6/1883 it is not there does this mean no record available Phill
24. [ABERDEEN] Re: "Scottishdocuments.com" [0.978285]
Hello, Listers, Well, that web site could be addicting! I have now ordered three documents, waiting to download the third! The first two were of someone else, I'm afraid, but if anybody has an ALEXANDER HAY, Ulright of Aberdeen, who died in 1837 witrh a brother named ARTHUR, let me know. (I'll barter!) Now, I'm going for JAMES HAY. Let's see what happens there! By the way, what does "Ulright" mean? Heidi
25. Re: [ABERDEEN] Hay, Ferguson, Urquhart, Milne [0.978285]
Hi Linda, Here are some of my details .. and if they fit together, I would be delighted to see yours! I have given the William's numbers to try to help! My Grandmother was Charlotte Milne Williamson Urquhart born 11th Dec 1904 in Aberdeen to parents; William Urquhart (1), Stonemason and Maggie Williamson. Their address was noted as 17 Holland Street, Aberdeen. They also had a son, William who went on to have a son William!! Maggie and William (1) married 28th August 1896 . A James Nicol and James Urquha
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