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1. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Gas Works [1]
Roger, Many thanks for your information. Regards  Anthony > > From: "roger kelly" > Date: 2006/10/30 Mon PM 10:36:01 GMT > To: > Subject: Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Gas Works > > Anthony > Records of the various Gas Companies are deposited with the Scottish Record > Office -the National Archives of Scotland - at West Register House where > I've consulted them in the past. > best wishes > Roger > > ----- Original Message ----- > From:
2. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] R.C.Orphanage [1]
Hi Judy, Many thanks for taking the trouble to reply, and what a reply ! A most fascinating background to a fascinating facet of everyday living at that period. May success attend your researches, Regards - Anthony > > From: judy olsen > Date: 2006/10/23 Mon PM 02:54:55 BST > To: sct-edinburgh@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] R.C.Orphanage > > You may find this interesting. I think the orphanage would be the > responsibility of the catholic diocese but I dont know what
3. [SCT-EDINBURGH] Edinburgh Coutts and Cunningham [1]
Hi - I'm a new poster to this list. Writing to know if anybody has information about the Coutts and/or Cunninghams in Edinburgh in the 18th Century. In particular, there was a Marion Cunningham who married John Philp, a tailor in Leith, in 1774, She was the daughter of Agnes Coutts and Patrick Cunningham, a wright who lived in a wynd off Castle Hill. Agnes seems to have been a daughter of Thomas Couts, merchant burgess, and Isobel Greig. Does this ring any bells with anybody? Jenny -- jenny@wyrd
4. [SCT-EDINBURGH] http://dropload.com/ [1]
Thanks Janet, for that info. Will try that - hadn't heard of it before. Regards Brian. At 09:57 25/10/2006, you wrote: >http://dropload.com/ >You can send big files by dropload, from where they have to be >downloaded onto the recipients PC within a specified time span. I >dont think this group allows attachments.. > >Janet > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Brian WARE" > > > Hi Andrew, > > My mail is not getting through to you - is there a problem?. > > > > Also I have tried 4 times to send a ged t
5. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] R.C.Orphanage [1]
You may find this interesting. I think the orphanage would be the responsibility of the catholic diocese but I dont know what records they would have retained. http://gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/haynin/haynin1401.htm Judy On 23 Oct 2006, at 13:19, wrote: > Hi Listers, > Im a new on the scene. I am seeking info about my wifes family  > The McMULLENs. > Her gmother MARGARET (nee HUNTER) died in 1914 whilst living at > 190, Pleasance, Edinburgh. My wifes fa
6. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] SCT-EDINBURGH Digest, Vol 1, Issue 15 [1]
unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: sct-edinburgh-request@rootsweb.com To: sct-edinburgh@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 6.01AM Subject: SCT-EDINBURGH Digest, Vol 1, Issue 15 Today's Topics: 1. PETERS of KINROSS (Neil Beattie) 2. Re: PETERS of KINROSS (judy olsen) 3. Edinburgh Coutts and Cunningham (J Blain) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 19:53:59 +0100 From: Neil Beattie Subject:
7. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] [EDB] Steam engine by Tennant c.1865 [1]
Did you get an answer to this? From Googling I think this may have been Tennant, T. M. & Co., Bowershall Iron & Engine Works, Leith The National Archives of Scotland have a lot of railway stuff so that would be a good place to start: enquiries@nas.gov.uk Judy
8. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Digest mode [1]
Thank you Leslie. I have done as you advised and now receiving in digest mode. Mary Ellen
9. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Mary or Maria Dwyer [1]
Possibility thereof. I checked Family Search.org and World Connect nothing listed for either of her parents. If I could find where she was married and to who it might turn out to be her. She was a highly born gently reared scottish lassie apparenty they came to the states to avoid parental displeasure settling in McLean Co IL near Bloomington. May have had a daughter Elizabeth born 1860. Unknown location. USA, England, Scotland, Ireland between the time they married in 1853 and 1860 when they were in the
10. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] BAIRD/ANDERSON/STEWART [1]
Hi Sheena, Unfortunately, I didn't have time to return to Edinburgh to do further research before leaving for home so am afraid I don't know who Jane STEWART's parents were. If it's of any help, Janet ANDERSON was age 28 at time of marriage and lived at 7 Brighton Street. I assume Jane ANDERSON, a witness, was her sister. The only other information I have, not included in my previous message, was that Andrew Matthew BAIRD & Betsy DUNCAN were married in Leven. Betsy's parents were William DUNCAN & Ca
11. [SCT-EDINBURGH] for Andrew Forman [1]
Hi Andrew, My mail is not getting through to you - is there a problem?. Also I have tried 4 times to send a ged to you but they have been returned. Perhaps the ged is too big to send - it's over 3000k - would this be why?. Can you suggest something - I'm not too sure about how to send attachments. It contains Isabella Rose WARE.abt 1818.Skirpenbeck.Yorks.England. with James Worthley CORBETT. Regards Brian Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
12. [SCT-EDINBURGH] Mary or Maria Dwyer [1]
Mary or Maria Dwyer born circa 1833 in or near Edinburgh. Marriage records states she married June quarter of the year 1853 to my John Hyland. Witness was a John Dwyer who was a coke dealer (coal). Who was my Mary or Maria Dwyer who married in Stepney London Middlesex England? Who was her father? Was it John? Who was her mother? Where abouts in Edinburgh was she born? Any help out there would be appreciated. The marriage record says both parties were age -20-. So therefore she was born 1833, need a cens
13. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Gas Works [1]
Anthony Records of the various Gas Companies are deposited with the Scottish Record Office -the National Archives of Scotland - at West Register House where I've consulted them in the past. best wishes Roger ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:06 PM Subject: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Gas Works Hi Folks My wife's g'father worked for the Edinburgh Gas Light Company during the latter part of the 1800s. Please can sks tell me how
14. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] R.C.Orphanage [1]
Try Nazareth House ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 1:19 PM Subject: [SCT-EDINBURGH] R.C.Orphanage Hi Listers, I'm a new on the scene. I am seeking info about my wife's family - The McMULLENs. Her gmother MARGARET (nee HUNTER) died in 1914 whilst living at 190, Pleasance, Edinburgh. My wife's father, DAVID VENTOR then found himself in a Roman Catholic orphanage. Please would anyone know of an orphanage in or near Newing
15. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] Illegitimate birth query [1]
Hi Keith, The bit you can't read is probably an RCE (record of corrected entries). These are sometimes minor adjustments made to the original record, such as a name change, or date correction. In the case of a paternity question however, it may well be worth looking it up, or having it looked up, as it sounds in your case like the court's decision on who the father was. You have to do this at Edinburgh, as these records are not available online. You'll want to ask for the RCE Vol1 p5 for the same dis
16. [SCT-EDINBURGH] Genealogy [1]
From previous digest message: "......use an up to date anti-virus programme, and also a firewall - one will often catch something the other misses." True ... but we computer users are not totally dependent on what the computer shop will sell us. Adjust the spam filters and list domain names for emails that you wish to receive at the webpage of your email provider. Keep trying different levels of filtering, and adjust your list of domains or addresses until you get a result that you can live with.
17. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] ROSS/TAYLOR [1]
Hi Anne, Jemima Ross Taylor died 16 May 1945 in Haymarket, Edinburgh, 23 Saughton Gardens. Usual Residence, South Street, Kingskettle, Fife. Married to John Taylor, Railway Repairman, Father: John Ross, Grain Mill Worker and Mother: Jemima Ross m/s Air. She died of TB. Informant, G. McIntosh, son-in-law. Contact me at elinor1@sympatico.ca and I can send this cert. as well as the marriage of John Ross and Jemima Air in 1892. Also have 1881 census info. for you, Elinor.
18. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] PETERS of KINROSS [1]
I have recently had a similar experience, though not identical. As you say you have a "Testament", which is probably "Sworn", it seems likely there was no Will. I received this information about the distribution of Scottish property on death which might be of interest. Under Scots law moveable property (clothes, furniture, farm stock, crops etc) was disposed of in a will or testament, and heritable property (buildings, land) was disposed of by deed (these records have not been digitised). There were r
19. [SCT-EDINBURGH] Illegitimate birth query [1]
Hi Everyone Is anyone able to tell me what the notation to an illegitimate birth entry in the Statutory Registers leads me. "THe entry reads Paternity of Child established by decision of court See registration of (?? can't read this bit) vol 1.p.5th" many thanks Keith Scott General Manager - Incentive, Tours and Conference Management ks.itc@bigpond.com
20. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] WARE - Edinburgh / York [1]
I wonder if this WARE is one of yours-.perhaps the William b.1774 York, brother of your direct ancestor? Brian WARE wrote: > For any Newbies to the list. > > Surname Interests-WARE > ===================== > [father] > *William Arthur Christopher WARE b.1911 Blackpool, Lancashire, > England. d.Elgin, Moray, Scotland. > married 1935 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. > Lilian DUNCAN b.1914 Portobello, Midlothian, Scotland. d.1990 > Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. > > > [grandad] > *Arthur WARE b.1867
21. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] [EDB] Steam engine by Tennant c.1865 [1]
see entry for Tennant St http://www.edinburgh.org.uk/STREETS/part1/t.htm Judy
22. [SCT-EDINBURGH] PETERS of KINROSS [1]
This is my first contribution to this list. I would be grateful for any help with the following question(s), please. Background I have the will of William PETERS who was the Minister of Kinross. He made the will in 1890. He died in 1894. The Probate - is that the right word for Scottish Wills? - was granted to Margaret Peters and Jessie Ann PETERS, his daughters. The Inventory is signed by Margaret PETERS. Questions 1. If Margaret PETERS was married by 1890, is he likely to still have referred to he
23. [SCT-EDINBURGH] Eaton [1]
Looking for any connections to Stuart Scott EATON (born Stuart Scott BEGLEMAN) in Edinburgh in 1927. Married Dorothy PARKER at Portobello 1952. Conrad Plowman
24. [SCT-EDINBURGH] WESTGARTH, TERRIGHT, THOMPSON, CLEGHORN [1]
WESTGARTH, John, Surveyor Gen Of Customs marrd Christiana THOMPSON about 1830 - any background info welcome CLEGHORN, Easter, marrd John WESTGARTH when he was a captain in the army in 1767 - does anyone share these interests? George Harrison WESTGARTH of Chester
25. Re: [SCT-EDINBURGH] OT: for Andrew Forman [1]
http://dropload.com/ You can send big files by dropload, from where they have to be downloaded onto the recipients PC within a specified time span. I dont think this group allows attachments.. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian WARE" > Hi Andrew, > My mail is not getting through to you - is there a problem?. > > Also I have tried 4 times to send a ged to you but they have been returned. > Perhaps the ged is too big to send - it's over 3000k - would this be why?. > > Can you suggest som
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