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1. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Death Records / Health in the early 1850's [1]
Hi Theresa Thanks. I did check that. Since posting my original message I have got copies of the birth registrations for the other children. They all say the parents had 2 girls deceased. I had about 6 members of one family all come to Australia on different boats several years apart, so you're right it is worth checking. Thanks again Karen -----Original Message----- From: midlothian-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:midlothian-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Stitchnqults@aol.com Sent: Thursday, 1 March 2
2. [MIDLOTHIAN] 1811 Passengers List [1]
For those who may be looking for passengers who immigrated to the USA from Ireland the following will be of interest. 1811 Ships Passenger List from Ireland to USA Thanks to Carrie C., her digital images of the original have been converted and loaded up to my website at the following URL http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/Ships/1811_A%20to%20L.html The ship numbers in the left hand column can be converted by viewing the list at the bottom of each page. Bob Cdn. ===============
3. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Coalmining [1]
hello i wouldn,t mind seeing them as my grandfathers and great uncles were miners and they came from around there one of my uncles was born in newton but he was not a miner. surnames MCSHANE,WELSH,MCNEIL. kind regards jean Australia On 3/19/07, Eleanor Robertson wrote: > > I would be interested in this info please. > Regards > Eleanor > > -----Original Message----- > From: midlothian-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:midlothian-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of elaine ta
4. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] LDS libraries & Ancestry.com [1]
Suzanne - What I read was that Ancestry and LDS could not "reach agreement" Kit Timmons ----- Original Message ----- From: Suzanne Tait To: midlothian@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 11:07 AM Subject: Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] LDS libraries & Ancestry.com Did they say why? I have a World membership to Ancestry and they said I could invite people to contribute and look at the family data. I added my sister and then found out she
5. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Edinburgh 1844 List of Assize [1]
Hi Ron, How tantalising is that. You MAY have thrown up an incident involving my William Auld. If not him then a good excuse to mention him! William Auld born August 1812 in Kirkliston and orphaned by 1814. (no siblings), Found in 1841 in Livingstone, married 1842 in West Calder to Rachel Weir and had eldest child there in 1844, lived Rig, Cramond in 1851, Tranent 1861, Whitburn 1871- 1881, Greenock 1891 and died 1902 in Helensburgh! West Calder and Mid Calder arent far enough apart to say it
6. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] LDS libraries & Ancestry.com [1]
Ancestry.com will still be available through most public libraries. Or, you could break down and subscribe. There is a lot to be said for being able to do research from home at 9:30 p.m. while sitting barefoot in your T-shirt and cutoffs. Otherwise, the FamilySearch.org group has a big volunteer driven project going on to create indexes/extractions of the Salt Lake library's microfilm collection. These will then be made available through the FamilySearch web site. Details are at this link: http://www.fami
7. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Robert DUNCAN - Ecclesmachan [1]
You may have better luck with the SCT-WEST-LOTHIAN list, which covers the old county of Linlithgowshire, as the county of Midlothian does not include Ecclesmachan. Ecclesmachan is a village and a parish of Linlithgowshire now part of West Lothian. Hope this helps. Eliz M Rackham wrote: Has anyone a connection with any Robert DUNCAN from in and around Ecclesmachan? I have two I have an interest in, and so far, am having difficulty in working out what happ
8. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Newton burials and colliers' loft [1]
Hi, Several listers recently have been interested in Newton burials and the colliers' loft there. One message indicated that burials are only available from 1855 forward. Newton's OPRs contain lair records kept by the kirk for years before (most years) going back to 1730 and perhaps earlier. I have read those from 1730 to 1855 via film on loan from the LDS. As for the loft erected within the church, it is only accessible via an outdoor set of stairs which is in poor condition. For this reason, th
9. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Coalmining [1]
John, I was really referring to formal employment type records that someone can write away for. I originally had a line that things like pay books and other records which name individuals are available (bad cut and paste job by me I'm afraid). You bring up an important point about also trying indirect sources. I've had lots of success with civil and criminal court records, and estate records. It does take patience and luck One thing to remember when using the National Archives of Scotland on
10. [MIDLOTHIAN] Sheriffhall and baptisms in different parishes ? [1]
Hi Listers, I have been mystified for a number of years by some baptisms and burials which I found for my GIBSON family line in the "Registers of Edrom Church ". One such entry for the baptism of Anderson Gibson in 1818, son of David Gibson, hind Sheriffhall; another being the burial of a daughter , Alison also in 1818 , who is the daughter of David, hind Sheriffhall. The only Sheriffhall I have ever found since digging these entries out 5 years ago is by Dalkeith. I have two q
11. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Newton, MIDLOTHIAN [1]
Hello Listers, I would like to thank everyone for the info on Peter Hay and Newton. One of your very kind listers has helped me prove that the Peter Hay b in Newton is not the family I am looking for as there were two Peter Hay's both living with different families in the 1851 Census and the one born in Newton is not the one I am looking for. Thanking you all for all your help. Sue Barker Gidgegannup Western Australia -----Original Message----- From: Linda Wilson [mailto:phantom1@carolina.rr.com] Sent: S
12. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Newton, Midlothian [1]
there are that many Newtons, Sue, all over the country. what else does it say on the certificates? does it not name a district or parish? le durachd :-) fionnghal --- Sue Barker wrote: > I have a birth abt 1848 and marriage 1846 in Newton, > Midlothian. > On the Parish Locater it locates Newton south of > Duddingston but on Mulitmap it is located near Queensferry. ___________________________________________________________ New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force
13. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Musselburgh [1]
Frank - I live about 5 mins (by car) from Musselburgh, Can I help in any way? Anne Edinburgh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank Easton" To: Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 5:20 PM Subject: Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Musselburgh > Hi Don. > > Thank you very much. Yes I was able to come right in to the top of the > houses, much better than Google Earth. I am wondering if it depends of > the > satellite positioning as Google Earth word better for my address
14. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] MIDLOTHIAN cemetries [1]
Can anyone advise me if there is an e-mail address that I can use to find information on a grave in Dalkeith cemetery? Thank you, Bob. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.446 / Virus Database: 268.18.12/724 - Release Date: 16/03/07 12:12 PM
15. [MIDLOTHIAN] Edinburgh 1844 List of Assize [1]
Hello Listers, Sharing is what make genealogy fun! Thanks to a friend gathering these documents for me, I am sharing their contents. Reference: National Archives of Scotland, JC27/1844/417: William AULD of Howden Park Farm, Mid Calder Parish was away to the fair in Mid Calder on Tuesday 12 March 1844. While away, his home and milk house were subjected to theft by housebreaking. The accuseds' depositions of the 25th of March 1844: Mary PORTEOUS, "above 30 years of age," born in Ireland, living in Sou
16. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] MIDLOTHIAN Digest, Vol 2, Issue 77 [1]
For Frank in Canada: Have examined Godfreys Old Ordnance Survey Maps MUSSELBURGH 1893 Edinburghshire Sheet 4.11.in which Beach Lane runs generally south from the beachfront at Fisherrow Sands down to New Street which runs generally E/W with it's westerly end being at Fisherrow Harbour. As with an earlier correspondent house numbering not available.Sorry Happy hunting John ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 6:
17. [MIDLOTHIAN] RW Review and Nova Scotia Vital statistics [1]
The current Rootsweb Review is available, no point in attaching the Newletter since you can pick it up @ http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/review/2007/0328.txt Also the Nova Scotia Historica Vital Statistics from Canada can be view via the following URL https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/ No charge to use site but charge for gov't docs. Bob Cdn ==============================================
18. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Newton, MIDLOTHIAN [1]
My earliest (known) Cummings ancestor is married to Bessie Moffat IGI Individual Record FamilySearchT International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles ROBERT CUMMIN Male Marriages: Spouse: BESSIE MOFFAT Family Marriage: 07 JUN 1717 Inveresk With Musselburgh, Midlothian, Scotland Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M195025 1712 - 1785 1067756, 0103114 Film 6901055 Film Robert Cummin and Bessie Moffat both in thi
19. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] William rennie [1]
Hi folk, I have a nice mystery to solve and I'd appreciate some help! My little orphan Annie is proving to be a complicated soul. Marion Currie was born 1826 to William Currie and Isabella McLea. Her father died before 1829 when her mother remarried to Mathew lindsay and two children were born George McLea lindsay and Helen Lindsay. It appears that Isabella and matthew both succumbed before 1841 so Marion Currie and George (but not Helen who probably died) were brought up by Isabella's fat
20. [MIDLOTHIAN] Re birth at sea on the " Strathfieldsaye" [1]
Hi to Fionnghal and Mary Thanks for your reply. Like you say the marriage should have been registered here in NZ. It was compulsory after 1860 here, though a number of the old registers never made it to our central repository, and are lost forever. The other problem is that Captain Brown was taken before the courts for failing to supply the necessary vitals the passengers who were short of food and water. There was a big well documented court case, but Brown skipped the country, so maybe the records w
21. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Coalmining [1]
If whomever was it that wanted to see the miner's plaque in Newton kirk still would like to see it; I have great photos of it. I also researched the men listed and can give you an approximate idea of who they were. There are actually 2 plaques dedicated to the miners. Elaine EMT47@cox.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Coalmining > John, > I was really referring to formal employment
22. [MIDLOTHIAN] William Elgie CORNER [1]
Hi I am looking for any information on William Elgie CORNER. Apparently there may be some connection to my Edmund CORNER b. 29.11.1807 as there is a letter in existence with an elderly relative (which I hope to have a copy of soon) from William Elgie CORNER to his nephew Edward. As William was born 1817 and Edmund 1807 I am hoping they may be brothers or cousins. Edmund married Theresa Byrne 1828 St Cuthbert's Edinburgh and their child were Anne, Edward Craig, Drummond and unknown daughter. Id do
23. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Newton, MIDLOTHIAN [1]
John, I see from one of your emails to the list that you're visiting Newton in June. If there's any help or advice you need, feel free to contact me as I live in Edinburgh. One thing to note about the church is that I've been out there twice and on both ocassions it was closed so I've never seen the miners loft. I don't actually know when it's open, apart from Sunday obviously! There's very few gravestones but a 'lair register' exists from 1855 with a plan of the lairs and burials after 1855 (na
24. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] William rennie Part 1 of 2 [1]
Moria, Found the following data related to your surname, 2 groups Rennie in Glasgow and Rennie in South Leith. Leave it to you to decipher the info. All this data is on the BIVRI at your local FHC. I have No addtional data on this name, only the Postman Bob Cdn. --------------------------- RENNIE Thomas Christening Gender: Male Christening Date: 23 Apr 1689 Recorded in: Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland Father: William RENNIE Mother: Jean MCKORMICK Source: FHL Film 990750 Dates: 1681 - 17
25. Re: [MIDLOTHIAN] Musselburgh [1]
Thank-you to Don, Your recommendation of this site WWW.flashearth.com/?lat=55.936855&lon=-3.061188&z=16.5&r=0&src=msl is wonderful. This is a first for me. I found some very close pictures of the current Howden Park (Farm) and Combfoot, within the village of Mid Calder. So, maybe I couldn't see the 'hoose' numbers, but this site is way better than Google Earth. (Can't compare to the $ or # paid site) Either way, thanks, Ron
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