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1. Re: [MLN] Wilsons of Whitburn [1]
Margaret You're Gentleman and Calder names interest me I have Elizabeth CALDER born 1808 daughter of Thomas CALDER and Janet BROWN Elizabeth married Peter GENTLEMAN born abt 1787 in July 1827 at Torphicen. Peter's parents were John GENTLEMAN and Janet WALKER. Take Care Rhona ----- Original Message ----- From: "J & M Edler" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 5:06 PM Subject: Re: [MLN] Wilsons of Whitburn > Hi Pauline, > > Unfortunately I cannot as
2. Re: [MLN] passage to America [1]
What is your Grandfather;s name and date of birth? I will look on the databases for him here in USA. Ken
3. RE: [MLN] Surnames [1]
My gggrandmother was Anna Jane HADDOW daughter of Robert HADDOW and Janette ORMISTON. Janette's parents were James ORMISTON and Christiana LAMB. Anna Jane's brother, John, married Jane Colville FLEMING. As far as I know, that is the only connection. I am told that Robert and Janette were married in Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1820. Kathy -----Original Message----- From: Wrights [mailto:wrights@skyrydernet.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 12:37 PM To: MIDLOTHIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MLN] Surnam
4. Re: [MLN] Wilsons of Whitburn [1]
Hi Pauline, Unfortunately I cannot assist you with the Wilson family, but I am interested in both 'Meek' and 'Calder' families from Whitburn. Jane MEEK (1804-1873) daughter of David & Agnes (nee DUNLOP) MEEK David MEEK b. 1773 son of Thomas & Isobel (nee CALDER) MEEK Agnes DUNLOP b. 1776 dau of Archibald & Jane (nee GENTLEMAN) DUNLOP Jane GENTLEMAN dau of John & Janet (nee CALDER) GENTLEMAN Any connection? Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pauline Wilson" To:
5. Re: [MLN] Lilinthgow cemetary Website/ [1]
Hi Everyone, A Survey of Lilithgow MI was done. I think I have a photocopy (or access to one). I got an entry for my BENNIE's & YELLOWLEES'. I'll check when I get home. As far as I know nothing is online or Linlthingow. Yes, Prestonkirk and St Mary's, Haddington online MI survey's have helped me with my DODS' & SHIRREFF's cheers John Dods Wellington, New Zealand. --- ScotlandForever7@aol.com wrote: > X-Message: #3 > Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 08:12:44 -0000 > From: "Doreen Baxter" > To: MID
6. non-gen [Scottish Regiments] [1]
Hi Listers, Have tried to contact the list administrator for permission, but no luck.So here we go. As you may know the Westminster gov. has decided to scrap the 6 Scottish Regiments and make a "silly" new Royal Regt of Scotland. Am trying to get as much signatures as possible on a petition to send to Downing Street. We only have until 29Nov to sign up. This is the link if you wish to see it. http://www.petitiononline.com/P2P2005/petition.html Would be very grateful if you can support this and if
7. Re: [MLN] STEEL,TAYLOR, BLACKADDER [1]
Here's a link to anyone interested in the 1881 census of the poor house in Linlithgow: http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/StCuthberts/StCuthberts1881.html Christine
8. Re: [MLN] Surnames [1]
Hi Jennie, I think yours may not be mine!!!! Although Fife isn't that far from Mearns (which is near Edinburgh, I think). Mine was an Andrew Pollock Todd b. 1848. My families too, use mother's or grandmother's maiden name as a second name . One has occurred numerous times through each generation, to this day...and so when I see a so and so Turberville SMITH, I immediately assume there is a connection. Problem is the girls in the various families followed this practise also and so there are ...Turberville
9. Re: [MLN] maps of scotland link [1]
Follow the link, tons of maps of all of Scotland for many years plus a great 1831 map of Edinburgh. I don't know about Murdock Terrace, but this is a great place for digital maps. Cheers, Carolyn Stanley -------------- Original message -------------- > Awesome website. Thanks for sharing. Anyone to access with an old map of > Edinburgh that shows Murdock Terrace? This website doesn't have that listing > Many thanks > Christine in Canada >
10. Finnie from Leith - was Finnie Neill [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "J and G MacDonald" To: Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 4:23 PM Subject: [MLN] Finnie Neill >I have notes from the marriage certificate and death certificate of >Georgina Finnie Neill (married 1913, died 1949, in Leith). Her parents were >Peter Neill and Janet Finnie. If you think this might be connected to >George Finnie Neill, feel free to contact me, and I'll pass on the >information I have. Hi Some Finnie's with a
11. Re: [MLN] Linlithgow Cemetery [1]
Maureen ... all the Commonwealth War Graves Commission gives at their website is A. 14, his name and service details. Bright Blessings Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doreen Baxter" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 4:12 PM Subject: Re: [MLN] Linlithgow Cemetery > Sandra > > It is a huge cemetery. Do you have any idea of a lair number - or a position > of the grave? > > Doreen. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sandra"
12. Re: [MLN] Rose Street in 1831 [1]
From Canada......I know this is off topic to familiy tree uff.....but -http://gocanada.about.com/library/nmetric.htm for all you oldies who still work, (like me) in yards, inches, pounds, ounces, quarts, gallons, farenheit, etc. Having worked in industrial supply I can also tell everyone, there are metric chains. About 90% of any bearing in the industry is metric in measurement, and is mainly driven by the European market. Inch size are rare, and often a special item. So bookmark the conversion page
13. Re: [MLN] Surname / [1]
hi, i'm sending hte Scottish Fortescues off list --- Janet Redman wrote: ___________________________________________________________ How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday snaps for FREE with Yahoo! Photos http://uk.photos.yahoo.com
14. Re: [MLN] Names - FLEMING, MCDONALD [1]
Hello Dorothy Do you have anything on an Arthur MacDONALD who m a Margaret DALL. Margaret may have come from Alyth,Perthshire. I have no further details I'm afraid and have not found a marriage so far. Arthur went to Australia and his daug. Rita followed sometime later. Regards Brian. At 15:11 04/11/2005, you wrote: >I haven't posted to the list before, but here goes:- > >The names I am researching are: > >FLEMING Thomas (shoemaker) - living in Edinburgh in 1841 >His daughter FLEMING Margaret (born c
15. STEEL,TAYLOR, BLACKADDER [1]
Hello all - I'm new to the list and am researching the STEEL family of Whitburn, and the TAYLOR and BLACKADDER famillies of Harthill - and would love to hear from anyone else with an interest in these families. I'm especially interested in ALEXANDER STEEL, who died 1901 in the Poorhouse in Linlithgow. Does anyone know where this was, or anything about it - or where I could find any information about this poorhouse? Anne Blackadder Devon, UK ____________________________________________________________
16. Scotsman Archives [1]
This information appeared on another list and I thought I'd pass it on .... ''FROM NOON ON 30 NOVEMBER UNTIL 11.59AM ON 7 DECEMBER THE SCOTSMAN DIGITAL ARCHIVE WILL BE FREE TO ALL USERS. LOG ON TO http://www.scotsman.com/ Duncan, Dundee
17. Re: [MLN] Surname / FORTESCUE [1]
yes, we found a handful in the 1881 including Scottish-born ones, English, Irish and one Indian [she was a comedian] mostly with the FORTESCUE or FORTESQUE spellings although i've noticed a range of spelling variations in England and Wales including FORTISCUE personally, i don't doubt that the name has come from firth of Scotland originally. It seems to have appeared in here in hte late 1700s with a sprinkling of examples appearing on hte east coast, the names spreading from Edinburgh to Caithness. it
18. Re: [MLN] Eskdale Cottage [1]
Ian, Thank you for this information. With just the name of the cottage and the suburb it is not too easy to know if it is the right one or not. It was a very small lead and as you know any lead must be pursued. I will file it away for future reference. Regards Ellie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 11:01 PM Subject: Re: [MLN] Eskdale Cottage Ellie, Came across this on a Midlothian County list of planning applications
19. Surnames in Canongate from 1798 [1]
Hi Rhona All my paternal side lived in the Canongate. The surnames are CLARK, McCULLOCH, CATHIE, SINCLAIR, FERNIE, SOUTER, KEITH, NOBLE, Regards Rena
20. Re: [MLN] Eskdale Cottage [1]
Try a Mapquest search. Go to Maps, use drop down box and choose Great Britain then for address type in Eskdale Cottages, Lasswade. It will bring up the map for you. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine" To: Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 4:47 PM Subject: [MLN] Eskdale Cottage > I wonder if anyone can tell me anything about Eskdale Cottage. My Great > Uncle (grandfathers brother) has his name on the death certificate of my gr > grandfather.
21. RE: [MLN] FLEMING [1]
Thanks! Kathy -----Original Message----- From: seahawk@xtra.co.nz [mailto:seahawk@xtra.co.nz] Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 5:11 PM To: MIDLOTHIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MLN] FLEMING Hi Have these FLEMINGS in case they are of help to you Elizabeth FLEMING m Robert SMITH his daughter Elizabeth SMTIH m James STENHOUSE 11th Jul 1824. Robert FLEMING m Ann STONEHOUSE 1736 Aug in Forgan Fife 1736 Jul in Monimail Fife Michael FLEMING in Kirkcaldie Fife m Ann STENHOUSE 28 Feb 1868 Faith
22. RE: [MLN] passage to America [1]
Rhona, Thought you might like to see a black and white photo of Bakehouse Close. Follow the URL http://www.streetsofedinburgh.co.uk/Bakehouse%20Close.htm Kind regards, John Robertson Shetland stray -----Original Message----- From: Tom and Rhona Seath [mailto:trseath@bigpond.com] Sent: 03 November 2005 08:31 To: MIDLOTHIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MLN] passage to America I have been searching for the death of my Great Grandfather for ages on ScotlandsPeople without success. I have now discovered he w
23. Re: [MLN] Linlithgow Cemetery [1]
Thanks for the help Forrest :) As Lumsden died during the war it is highly that he has a standard CWGC headstone with the AIF Badge on it. Other than his name, number and battalion I know nothing. If it makes it a little easier he is recorded as being Presbyterian. Bright blessings Sandra > The gravestone might well be a standard CWGC stone with the AIF badge, > like those at http://www.webmatters.net/cwgc/villers_bret_mem.htm or >
24. Re: [MLN] Surname [1]
Thank you Margaret I will look again at 1861 and 1871 Census I have a horrible feeling he changed his name somewhere along the line. I was hoping someone would recognise the name (Theatrical or not) Thanks anyway Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret ODonnell" To: Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:40 AM Subject: Re: [MLN] Surname > You could always try the 1871, 1861 census on Scotlands People, I do not see > him listed on th
25. Re: [MLN] FLEMING [1]
Hi Have these FLEMINGS in case they are of help to you Elizabeth FLEMING m Robert SMITH his daughter Elizabeth SMTIH m James STENHOUSE 11th Jul 1824. Robert FLEMING m Ann STONEHOUSE 1736 Aug in Forgan Fife 1736 Jul in Monimail Fife Michael FLEMING in Kirkcaldie Fife m Ann STENHOUSE 28 Feb 1868 Faith Bay of Islands NZ
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