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1. Re: My Henderson Interests! [1]
Hi Theresa, Sorry I don't connect with your HENDERSON interests but thought I'd take the opportunity to post mine :-) John HENDERSON (b.1854 Alloa) married Jane Caldwells LAMONT (b.1855 Dalkeith) on 11 May 1877 St Peters Dundee. Jane was the daughter of David LAMONT and Ann HALL, married 1843 St Cuthberts Edinburgh. Children: Ann Kirkwood HENDERSON b.1883 Dundee Jane Lamont HENDERSON b.1885 Dundee John HENDERSON (birthdate unknown) David Moncur HENDERSON b.1887 Dundee William HENDERSON (birthdate unknow
2. Re: Scotsman Archives [0.981395]
> > i went on the scotsman archive web page before it was the free > trial and searched for the names i am interested in (symons, symon, > simons etc) and the search engine suggested several hundred entries > from the archive, however because i hadn't paid the subscription > price i couldn't view any. as of noon today it was free so i went > on to search again, and even using the advanced search option and > reading the search tips it still says NO records every time i > search. does anyone kn
3. Re: [MLN] Wilsons of Whitburn [0.981395]
Hi Rhona Sorry, can't connect. I do not have Elizabeth or Thomas Calder in that time period. My Jane GENTLEMAN was born 1742 - could possibly be a sister of Peter's father, John, but I have no information on any siblings of Jane. Good Luck Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom and Rhona Seath" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 22:23 Subject: Re: [MLN] Wilsons of Whitburn > Margaret > > You're Gentleman and Calder names interest me >
4. JOHN BOYD/MARGARET SMITH /1863-1910/Bathgate,Fauldhouse [0.981395]
Hello, Have only been researching a few months. This is the first time I have posted to a list. JOHN BOYD b. about 1830 d.1898,Fauldhouse,Linlithgow. MARGARET SMITH b. 1827,Dalrymple,Ayrshire d. 1910,Fauldhouse,Linlithgow Married 1854, Newton on Ayr, Ayrshire. Children: JAMES b.1854 Newton,Ayrshire D.1930 Douglas Water,Lanarkshire. MARY b.1858 Stevenston,Ayrshire ROBINA SMITH b.1860 Dalrymple Ayrshire
5. Re: BAXTER & ROBERTSON [0.981395]
Robert and Catherine had the following children: > > Robert (b. 23 April 1816, Muiravonside) > John (b. 3 May 1818, Muiravonside) > Euphemia (12 April 1820, Kirkliston) > William (b. 18 November 1821, Kirkliston, d. 8 June 1880, Paterson, > New > Jersey, USA) [my 2-great-grandfather) > Mary (b. 1825) > Elizabeth (b. 13 November 1825, Kirkliston) > Robert (b. 11 May 1828, Kirkliston) > > The one confusing piece of information in the above relates to Mary > and > Elizabeth (both born 1825?). Mary only
6. Another Update - WW1 Monument in Bathgate [0.981395]
For those interested in the WW1 inscriptions on the Bathgate WW1 Monument the pictures have been uplinked at my site (with permission) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/research/projects.htm For the pictures click "Photos" New Scotland Births at Scotland Research Data --selected names-- Also added other data that may interest those with relations from Ireland. Enjoy Merry Christmas Bob Cdn.
7. resolve NOT to be your family's brick wall [0.981395]
Another year is closing in. There has been a lot of information shared on this list. People willingly share whatever information that they have - whether on their family or someone else's. Wonderful tips and suggestions pour over our computer screens on a daily basis. And there has been history shared - memories shared and we have all delighted in those glimpses of our own history as well as the historic moments that have affected our ancestors. This year, I hope that you will seek to carry that sharing on
8. Re: [MLN] RECORS - CARRIDEN,WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND 1694-98 [0.981395]
Hello: I can't answer the question you have here, but I have a Mary Cummings born about 1815, father - Bernard Cummings, who married my ggggrandfather Lauchlan Dempster in Feb. 20 1835, St. Cuthberts, Edinburgh. That is all the information I presently have on Mary, and would be interested if you have any connections to her in your tree. Regards, Liz Dempster Ontario Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Barker" To: Sent: Saturday, December
9. Re: [MLN] Scotsman Archives [0.981395]
Hello Listers, I am also having trouble accessing the Scotsman Archives and am looking for early records of the Dingwall families in Glasgow pre 1854. If someone can help me I would be grateful. Many thanks ANNE ----- Original Message ----- From: "Duncan Smith" To: Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 7:48 AM Subject: [MLN] Scotsman Archives > This information appeared on another list and I thought I'd pass it on .... > > ''FROM NOON ON 30 NOVEMBE
10. Updated Website Data [0.981395]
Updated Website http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/ The following items or files have been added/updated at the site, look under What's New (Some files are for all Ireland) 1. New Births Scotland will link to the all new birth index Scotland for selected names listed If the file starts in the 1855 time frame it is probably complete, if not I have work to do on it. 2. Ireland Miscellaneous Batch Numbers, this file is for Donegal at the moment, others counties will be added as I
11. Schools [0.981395]
It seems my grandfather John Mackenzie's birth was never registered. Is there a site for this type of birth? Is there a listing of schools for Granton area for year 1875 ?? John gave his birth place as Granton on 1881 & 1891 census. Both parents are listed as deceased on his marriage certificate (John & Saran Mackenzie (Stewart) I wonder if he was born in a Poorhouse/Workhouse Elizabeth in Canada
12. John & Jane MASON-1851 census request [0.981395]
Dear all, I'm not quite sure where to start with this request. My 3 x gt. grandfather was John Mason, born in Haydon, Northumberland in 1813. He married his second wife, Jane Cockburn sometime between 1841 and 1846. She gives her place of birth as Berwick on Tweed in 1851 census where she was living at Mary Gate, Berwick upon Tweed HO107/2421, Folio 478 reverse, p. 23, schedule 93. In the 1851 census John Mason and his 8 year old daughter Jane (born c.1843) are missing from the family group. They were
13. [MLN] resolve NOT to be your family's brick wall [0.981395]
Hi Christine and all. I enjoyed your posting about making a heritage record of your family's history. You are so right about doing it now while I am still here and can remember the stories. There have been so many time that I wish that my parents and grandparents were still here to ask about people in their family, when they were born, when they died, how they died etc. I am making my New Years resolution to start and deliver my family's heritage book to my children. I have been collecting my informat
14. Chrissie Card [0.981395]
Thank you for the beautiful card and a Peaceful Christmas to you and all on the list. Nola in Australia
15. Re: [MLN] A Hallmark e-card from Bob [0.981395]
Very nice, Merry Christmas too you Bob
16. RE: [MLN] A Hallmark e-card from Bob [0.981395]
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Bob and all who read this. Carole, Virginia, USA
17. RE: [MLN] Questions about East Lothian. [0.981395]
In answer to #5- these were Banns The proclamation of banns was the notice of contract of marriage, read out in the Kirk before the marriage took place. Couples or their 'cautioners' (sponsors) were often required to pay a 'caution' or security to prove the seriousness of their intentions. Forthcoming marriages were supposed to be proclaimed on three successive Sundays, however, in practice, all three proclamations could be made on the same day on payment of a fee. If the bride and groom lived in different
18. Re: [MLN] Scotsman Archives [0.981395]
Thankyou Alice ANNE ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 12:00 PM Subject: Re: [MLN] Scotsman Archives > Hi Anne, > > I just happened to be logged on to the Scotsman Archives when > your message came in. I put in the word "Dingwall" for the years > 1817 to 1876 (the earliest years available) and got 50 hits. However > only 5 or 6 of those were pre-1854 and there is no way to tell the > relevance by the title. > > It's wo
19. freeCEN West Lothian update [0.981395]
Hi listers, Just letting you know that there has been a freeCEN database update and the following 1841 parishes are now available for searching: Ecclesmachan Queensferry Torpichen Livingston Whitburn My hard working team has also done Carriden and Linlithgow but for some reason they haven't appeared. Keep your eye out for the next update for those. A big thanks you to my volunteers for making this possible. Gavin Nicholson West Lothian freeCEN Coordinator _____________________________________________
20. Re: Bob's card [0.981395]
Bob, thank you for the lovely card. The best of 2006 to you and to all on the ML/WLN list! Allison Tampa, FL, USA
21. RE: [MLN] A Hallmark e-card from Bob [0.981395]
Bob Thank you so much for the beautiful card, I wish everyone a very happy and safe Christmas and New Year Leanne Aquilina Sydney Australia -----Original Message----- From: HIFLYTE@TELUS.NET [mailto:HIFLYTE@TELUS.NET] Sent: Wednesday, 21 December 2005 6:12 PM To: MIDLOTHIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MLN] A Hallmark e-card from Bob Hello! Bob has sent you a Hallmark e-card! To see it, just click the link below, or copy and paste it into your browser's address line: http://www.hallmark.com/ECardWeb
22. A Hallmark e-card from Bob [0.981395]
Hello! Bob has sent you a Hallmark e-card! To see it, just click the link below, or copy and paste it into your browser's address line: http://www.hallmark.com/ECardWeb/ECV.jsp?a=0852541615883M77463474Y Or . you can follow these steps: 1. Go to our homepage at http://www.hallmark.com 2. Choose "Free E-Cards" under the "Our Products" section. 3. Click the link that says "Pick up an e-card." 4. Enter your e-mail address and this number: EG0852541615883. Click "Display Greeting," and enjoy your e-card.
23. Augusta [0.981395]
Could SKS be able to give me derivations of the first name "Augusta" please. I have an Augusta Magdalane Dick born C1831 to Alexander and Margaret Finlay. I am searching the 1841 census and clutching at straws. Regards Robert Gibson Hallam Australia
24. Re: [MLN] Mackenzie birth [0.981395]
I you have checked the birth index films at the FHC and he is not in the main body of the films check the tail end of each year (on the film) for births the were missed, after 12 months, army births, depending on what year there are other listings. I found one of my people via this method. Did you check the Scotland Peoples website? Bob Cdn. ====================================== Ray Pearse wrote: >It seems my grandfather John Mackenzie's birth was never registered. >Is there a site for this type o
25. Re: [MLN] New to List [0.981395]
Nola, Welcome to the MLN/WLN list. To aid you in your search here are a few records that will help. The first batch are the Couper/Coopers born in Queensferry. Your family is here infact three sons are listed. Never trust only one spelling, check all variations of the names. Your family shows at least four spellings in two generations Note Janet Thornton Cowper spelling, must be correct since correct parents and dates. Best I can do for you I have NO additional data on this surname, the FHC would be
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