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1. [EDB] what age did Grandma concieve. [1]
Hello Can I first off apologise for those of you who receive this message more than once, because of the nature of my request I have used more than one list. I am attempting to sit university papers at a more than mature age, (trying to catch up with my children and grandchildren). One of these papers deals with the industrial and agricultural revolution in Europe in general, and Britain in particular. A part of the knowledge that I am seeking to absorb is based on the ages, which people married, conceive
2. [EDB] Alexander McLEAN, Buckie, Banff, SCT [1]
G'day Cobbers, Thanks to the fine work of Ronald MacGregor, from Elgin, and who I thank very much, I have the following items that I'm hoping will track down living relatives: Death Certificate Details: Alexander McLEAN, Age 60, General Labourer, of 11 Blantyre Terrace, Ianstown, Buckie. Died 27 May 1937. Son of Charles McLEAN, Blacksmith (Deceased). Informant: Robert McLEAN, Son, 11 Blantyre Terrace, Buckie. Married to: Mary Ann ROBERTSON (?). Banffshire Advertiser - 3 June 1937 Died suddenly on 27 May
3. RE: [EDB] St Giles Hospital 1901 census [1]
Thanks Val, I confirmed, this is in the district of St Giles. If listers are 'missing' an ancestor from their census page I will look-up on my three pages. Regards, Jodi -----Original Message----- From: Val Wilson [mailto:val@nb-info.co.uk] Sent: Monday, 4 March 2002 4:22 To: SCT-EDINBURGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [EDB] St Giles Hospital 1901 census Jodi, Assuming you mean the district of St Giles (as opposed to a parish name), Then this will probably be the Royal Infirmary in Lauriston Place.
4. [EDB] (Re)Posting Interests [1]
Greetings, fellow researchers! Not sure I have actually posted my interests before so here they are:- Trunk - KINGHORN Main Branches - CUTHBERTSON, CROLL, ANDERSON Twigs - BEGBIE, BELL, BLACK, CARFRAE, COCKBURN, COUPER, DUNCAN, GIBSON, GRANT, GREY, GRIEVE, HENDERSON, HOLLIDAY, LANG, LIGHTFOOT, MACINTOSH, MCGRATH, MCKAY, MILES, MURPHY, ODDIE (ADDIE), PRESSLEY, REID, ROBERTSON, SUMMERS, TAYLOR, WALLACE, WHITE, WRIGHT. Look forward to hearing from anyone who thinks that any of the above looks familiar. B
5. RE: [EDB] St Giles Hospital 1901 census [1]
Jodi, Assuming you mean the district of St Giles (as opposed to a parish name), Then this will probably be the Royal Infirmary in Lauriston Place. Regards Val Wilson -----Original Message----- From: Jodi Finch [mailto:finchj@iprimus.com.au] Sent: 03 March 2002 00:15 To: SCT-EDINBURGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [EDB] St Giles Hospital 1901 census Hi List, Located my family on the 1901 census, only to discover three members were missing, not included. I went back and finally found one on a
6. [EDB] William Johnstone WOODS & Susan MONTGOMERY [1]
Susan MONTGOMERY of Edinburgh, age 36 yrs spinster, & William Johnstone WOODS age 35 yrs., from Leith, married 17 April 1975, in Edinburgh. Does anyone out there know if they had children ?. Witnesses were Thomas Woods Hawthorn Bank, South Queenferry, & Marion Montgomery. The 2 women were sisters of my Grandmother, & I am finding it difficult to find any info' about possible children & descendants . Mary
7. [EDB] Trotter [1]
I am trying to trace my ancestory back and the furthest back I can get is James Trotter. I have no birth date for him, but I am assuming that he was born sometime around 1820, plus or minus 5 years. I have from an unconfirmed source that his wife was Agnes Whitehead. They lived in Edinburgh. They had three children that I know of: Jane, born in 1843 and my great-great grandmother; Sarah, and Robert. These were the only children I could find and were listed in the 1919 obituary for Jane. All three emigrated.
8. [EDB] at what age did Grandmother conceive [1]
Hi, the average age for marriage in my family during the 1800s was 24 for both men and women. The average ages at death were men 79 years and woman 67. The first child usually born within the first two years. Barbara
9. Re: [EDB] Barracks [1]
I see no reply on the list, so sorry if this has been answered already. It will be Pierce Hill or Piershill Barracks: the Cavalry Barracks at Jock's Lodge. Roger in Penicuik great grandson of one who lived opposite. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greta Harris" To: Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 5:58 AM Subject: [EDB] Barracks > Good Morning > Can you help me please? Thomas James WYNNE of the 13th Hussars received his indenture papers as a Sergeant
10. Re: [EDB] Scots Peerage CD-ROM [1]
Hi Jane, Scottish Genealogical Society http://www.scotsgenealogy.com/ Here is the site is it not working at present? Best Wishes, Jane Kelly > Can anyone out there give me a source for this reference? > Apparently, I have lost the Scottish Gen Society's email > address as it has come back twice as undeliverable. > > Thanks, > Jane > -- > Jane Brankstone Thomas > jbthomas@watervalley.net > Mississippi, USA > >
11. [EDB] Fw: Found WILLIAM SPENCE OGILVY [1]
Hi Everone!! Received the below message through the "London List" this morning. I was thinking about obtaining the record! However at the moment I would suggest you read the article below re possible problems if you pay for data from their records!!! Regards, Colin. *************************************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: Colin Darby To: SCOTLAND-GENWEB ; SCT-EDINBURGH Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:44 PM Subject: Found WILLIAM SPENCE OGILVY To th
12. Re: [EDB] what age did Grandma concieve [1]
In a message dated 3/1/02 3:11:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, SCT-EDINBURGH-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > A part of the knowledge that I am seeking to absorb > is based on the ages, which people married, conceived and then died, during > the 18th and 19th centuries. A couple of books may be helpful: "Illegitimacy, Sex and Society Northeast Scotland 1750-1900" by Andrew Blaikie published by Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1993 (ISBN 0-19-828680-5) Michael Flinn, ed., "Scottish Population History, from the
13. [EDB] Delayed and undeliverable messages [1]
For the last 2 weeks there has been a British Telecom cable fault in this area of Edinburgh which has denied us (and several of our neighbours) all telephone and Internet access. We have been informed by BT that the cable has been repaired earlier today. A very considerable backlog of messages has now been received. However one correspondent has pointed out to me that he had been informed that his email had been "delayed" and was then later told that it was "undeliverable". Fortunately he tried to re-send
14. [EDB] Adam & Margaret SCOTT [1]
Hi Listers, I have just uncovered a new branch of my family and I would love to have some assistance. The family is Adam & Margaret (nee NIVEN) SCOTT. Their first son, Thomas was born in 1838, I believe, in Edinburgh. He was christened shortly after in Forteviot near Perth where the parents were married in 1837. Then they had Margaret SCOTT b. 1840 and christened at St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Midlothian (?) Then John Niven SCOTT b.1842 and christened at St Cuthberts, Edinburgh Then there was a Mary SCOTT
15. [EDB] BRYCE and Allan 1804 [1]
Hi All, I have a Thomas BRYCE who married an Isobella ALLAN in St Cuthberts Church Edingburgh 4th May 1804. I have no children to this couple until 1817 when William was born in Glasgow and Thomas was born in 1823 also in Glasgow. Is there anybody on this list researching this family, or could tell me why I have not offspring until 15 years later? Regards Fran S. Brisbane Queensland Australia
16. Re: [EDB] Delayed and undeliverable messages [1]
Thank you Eunice for the explanation..........more than I have had from BT!!!!! BT in my experience are not very forthcoming in letting their customers know of problems and I object strongly to have to pay 50p per minute to call their help line to be told they don't have a problem when they so obviously DO!!! Carol
17. [EDB] Sheena's twigs [1]
Hi Sheena, I have Anderson, Cooper and McKays in my tree. What are your dates for these? E-mail me direct if you like. Barbara
18. [EDB] Nimmo [1]
Any Nimmos out there? It seems a lot of them were named Robert like my great grandfather, born in Edinburgh in 1837. He moved to Canada and then Ohio and died in 1917 in Denver. I'd like to talk (or type) to any Nimmo. Ed Stauss __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage http://sports.yahoo.com/
19. [EDB] Macready-McCreadie [1]
Hi, folks, My name is Ron Hamilton and I live in Woodley, Cheshire, England. I am searching for any of the above named who might also be researching their family history. My grandmother was Mary Macready. She married William Hamilton back in 1908. Her father was Robert Macready and he was born in Airdrie in 1850. His father was Robert Macready born in 1805 in Armargh, Ireland. Robert had two brothers, Thomas and James, also born in Armagh. Their parents were John and Mary Macready nee McIlroy. Robe
20. [EDB] New Comer Here! [1]
Greetings all, Just wanted to check in on the List to say "Hello" and that I look forward to being a part of the goings on here. I have ties to the Edinburgh area as my 2nd great grandfather, Robert Brankston, was a glassblower in Leith in the early 1800s. We can go into greater detail later, but if anyone out there has Brankston(e) connections, or knows of someone who does, please get in touch. My current project is trying to discover information about William Crichton, Lord Chancellor of Scotland i
21. [EDB] Re Viewforth Park [1]
After a good deal of searching, I found it! Viewforth Park was part of what is now Fountainbridge, next to the North British Rubber Company and the Scottish Vulcanite Company. Sheena Ireland
22. [EDB] CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS [1]
Hi, Someone may be able to advise me is there a organization on the Internet who carries out the "Safe" payment method in/within Scotland that/which protects the Credit Card Holder with a Secure Payment procedure!. The reason I ask is I would like to pay a subscription to "The Scottish Genealogist" and on their Internet Site they warn you the payment is "Note this form will be posted via unsecure e mail Any Credit Card Nos. transmitted will be at your own risk." Possibly someone may be able to advise, R
23. [EDB] Barracks [1]
Good Morning Can you help me please? Thomas James WYNNE of the 13th Hussars received his indenture papers as a Sergeant Farrier while in that regiment, it states he was in the 13th Hussars at Picis Hill Barracks Edinburgh 1886. I am unable to find any reference to Picis Hill, can anybody help me please? Regards Greta
24. Re: [EDB] Missing families [1]
it does look like a *good* candidate for mistranscription (HAWKES? BARKER?) - have you tried using wildcards? Judy ---------- >From: "Doreen Baxter" >To: SCT-EDINBURGH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [EDB] Missing families >Date: Sat, Mar 9, 2002, 8:00 pm > > I have a whole family missing from the 1901 census. My grand parents - > James Harkes and Isabella Harkes (nee Hutton) were married in Edinburgh in > 1892. My mother was born at 20 Jane Street, Leith in Nov.1901 (after the > censu
25. [EDB] NAS - Banff Sheriff Court Bonds of Caution SC2/21/3 [1]
Hi, I was wondering if any Listers may have previously visited the NAS and view the box containing the Banff Sheriff Court Bonds of Caution SC2/21/3 and the Procurator Fiscal for Banff Police Reports AD17/2/1 and if so would they mind letting me know the condition of these documents and how difficult or easy it may have been researching someone? I would like to get a fair idea of what's involved before attempting further research into my family. Regards, Brett Prentice
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