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1. 1841 Census Lost at Sea [1]
Hi all can someone remind me which Census were lost at Sea ? Norrie Gordon Researching Gordon, Gillies, Taylor, Kinnear in Wemyss
2. Re: SANDERS & ROBERTSON [1]
Ann Further to Andrew's Cornish SANDERS mail, having read that, I just have to send you this! Below is from 1841 Census @ FreeCen online - the father's occupation, and the ages of sons William & George - all fit with your SANDERS. Probably just coincidence, and you may have already seen & disregarded it, but who knows! The fact all say born cornwall may be red herring, if the family just said they were in order to speed up dealing with the Census man? A child christened in a particular place, does not mea
3. Re: [FIF] WAR RECORD CARDS obtained from The National Archives [1]
Sorry that got sent Cherylanne was looking for the spelling for the word. I have now looked in the dictionary and still can not find it. Too early for my brain to work. Anyway it was a metal for going beyond the call but under the Victorian Cross. Kaye
4. isabella Taylor died Kettle 1867 [1]
Hi Rhona Here is your transcription: Isabella TAYLOR (married to Alexander TAYLOR Hand Loom Weaver) died 30th Nov 1867 10h20m AM at Kettlebridge, Parish of Kettle aged 53 years Father: Andrew SEATH Hand Loom Weaver, deceased Mother: Ann LEVEN (deceased) Cause of death: Phthisis several years as cert by James M. BELL, MD Informant: Andrew TAYLOR (her son) (present) Isabella's husband (Alexander TAYLOR) was my 1st cousin 4 times removed). Kind regards. Joyce Email: calman@dsl.pipex.com
5. Margaret Fowler SIMSON (was Re: [FIF] Robert Rodger FOWLER) [1]
Margaret Fowler SIMSON and Capt. David FOWLER had at least 4 children. Capt. David FOWLER was a sea captain in the merchant service. The 4 children can be found with Capt. David FOWLER in the 1881 census. > Dwelling: 46A Blacket Pl Census Place(1881): Edinburgh St Cuthberts, > Edinburgh, Scotland > Source: FHL Film 0224010 GRO Ref Volume 685-5 EnumDist 75 > Page 21 > David FOWLER M 60 M Kilrenny, Fife, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Retired > Captain Service Merchant > Isabella C. FOWLER M 4
6. Extra Certificates [1]
Hi Evelyn Could I please have a copy of Marriages 1888 George Paterson and Janet Campbell Deaths 1914 Janet Naysmith, - Thomas Beveridge & Janet Hodge Cheers Elizabeth (Liz) Rigby lizr@chariot.net.au
7. KETTLE deaths CAMPBELL, BEVERIDGE, EDMISTON [1]
Hi Liz Here are your transcripts: David CAMPBELL, Farmer (widower of Isabella BRUNTON) died 26th Sep 1874 2h15m PM at Easter Lathrisk, Parish of Kettle aged 84 years Father: David CAMPBELL, Farmer, deceased Mother: Janet HONEYMAN, deceased Cause of death: Tumour on the liver (6 months) as cert by James M. BELL MD Informant: I think it is Alex STORRAR, son in law, present David BEVERIDGE, Linen Manufacturer (married to Barbara KAY & previously to Elizabeth PETRIE) died 22nd Feb 1876 8h30m PM at Rumde
8. RE: [FIF] BALD David [1]
>From: "Gai" >Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 13:51:48 +1000 > >I have a David BALD in my line whose father is William and believed to have >a brother William but I am not totally sure. > >He is believed to be born on 27.02.1857 at Dunfermline, Fife Scotland. This >however may not be correct as the main belief is the date and Scotland and >he had William as a father. Am not sure of mother. > >It is believed that the family emigrated to South Australia in the 1860's. > >Any advice would b
9. Re: [FIF] Old Parish Records for Fife-Mortcloths [1]
Thanks, Laura. I have a copy of the Fife death index you spoke of, and I have looked through the FFHS publications a number of times and saw nothing about mortcloths. Did I miss something or is there no other way to see mortcloth records except to order the appropriate film from the LDS and view it at my local FHC? -- Alice In a message dated 5/23/2005 10:50:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time, lmnapl@telus.net writes: Hi Alice, If you go to the Fife Family History Society then click on "Dates of Old
10. RE: [FIF] 1841 CENSUS FOR FIFE (Do you require a look up) [1]
Hi Norrie, I have two Fife families in my tree and would be most grateful if you could look them up for me. William Fyffe (age 45) married Agnes Nicholson (age approx 51). Their son John was born in 1819 in Kemback and married in Leuchars in August 1841. William Key (age 83, died in 1841 in Forgan) married Elspeth Williamson (died 1833 in Forgan. Their daughter Agnes Burn Keay (age 43) was born in Forgan and married in Leuchars in August 1841. Would like to know if there are any siblings of John F
11. RE: [FIF] EXTRA CERTS: Deaths KETTLE Fife [1]
Hello Joyce, Can I have details for: 1865 Robert PATERSON Parents: William PATERSON & Isabella FORRESTER 1866 Isabella BUTTERS Parents: Alexander HENDERSON & Isabella STARK 1866 William HAXTON Parents: William HAXTON & Catherine ANGUS Thanks, Merle
12. RE: [FIF] HUNTER's from BEATH [1]
Hi Lorraine, The HUNTER's that I have are SAMUEL aged 25 in May 1874. His parents are as listed in my first mail and as such I do not have their ages. I checked Scotlandspeople and he is not to be found on the 1871 census. In 1881 it states birth place as Oakly, Fife. I hope we connect. Regards, Michael. -----Original Message----- From: Lorraine Bower [mailto:lorrainemcdermott@dodo.com.au] Sent: 1. mai 2005 03:19 To: SCT-FIFE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FIF] HUNTER's from BEATH Hi Michael, Better
13. 1841 Anstruther Easter census [1]
Hello Norma, Read your reply re 1841/1851 Anstruther Easter census. If you have easy access to the census, could I please ask a big favour and request a lookup? Barbara ANDERSON b. 1815 AE, and parents Lawrence ANDERSON and Amelia (nee YOUNG) William TAYLOR b. 1805 AE and parents James TAYLOR and Amelia (nee BROWN) Barbara ANDERSON and William TAYLOR married in 1843 at Anstruther Easter. Regards Marilyn Sydney -----Original Message----- From: Norma Brown [mailto:browndm@sympatico.ca] Sent: Thursday,
14. Re: [FIF] To all 1841 Census Lookups [1]
Hi Norrie, You are a great guy to do all that work with the 1`841 census. I had one too but hesitated asking because you seemed overloaded. Actually, not even sure what is involved but?? you seem to be getting most finished OK so here goes. Archibald Cook m Elizabeth Strang Dunfermline June 1837 so they were probably there in 1841. Would appreciate anything you could find. Bob Parmerter ----- Original Message ----- From: NORVALNoreve@aol.com To: SCT-FIFE-L@rootsweb.com<
15. WISHART DEAS McLAREN PHILIP McKORSIE [1]
New member to this list - would appreciate links to: James WISHART (born ~1750's, Cults) & Elisabeth McLAREN (born Auchtermuchty), married on Dec. 2, 1775, in Cults Their son, David WISHART (born 1786, Cults) & Agnes DEAS (born 1786 - died 1853, Cults) married on June 11, 1811, Cults. Agnes Deas' parents: John DEAS (born 1763, Collessie) & Agnes PHILIP (died 1836, Cults) married on Dec 23, 1785, Cults John Deas' parents: William DEAS(E) & Christian McKORSIE married on Nov 6, 1762 (recorded in Collessie
16. 1851 lookup - Forgan [1]
I'm looking for information on my gggGrandmother, Jessie MCINTOSH. She married in Forgan in 1863 giving her parents as George MCINTOSH & Ann MCKAY (both decd). On censuses ('71 onward) she gives her birthplace as Forgan and birth should be about 1845. Can't find her birth on IGI or OPR but some digging suggests family may have originated in Aberdeen - or not for the first time could be getting lead astray. Presume she would be in Forgan in '51 - if anyone is in a position to do a lookup for her it would
17. Re: [FIF] Re: 1841 CENSUS FOR FIFE (RAMSAY) [1]
Hi Cathy can't pin point the family but these are the Ramsays in Abbotshall & Dysart. Parish District Page Surname Age Born Fife DYSART 2 13 DYSART RAMSAY RATCHEL 2 YES DYSART 2 13 DYSART RAMSAY RATCHEL
18. 1841 CENSUS [1]
Hello Norrie 1841 Census I would be grateful if you should come across Robert COWAN born abt. 1828 Dunfermline also Elizabeth PENMAN born abt.1822/4 Aberdour. Regards Daphne
19. SWAN researcher [1]
Hello Dave, Linda and others researching the Swan surname. My interest is with Alexander Swan who in 1839 married Mary Moncur in Dundee. Their children were Mary Swan who married James Morrison, Helen Swan, Christian Swan who married David Geekie, and James Swan who married first, Jane Clark, and then, Susan Grieg. Would any of these names be of interest? Thanks, Marge
20. WISHART DEAS PHILP WATSON [1]
Matthew: My line is Catherine daughter of James Philip and Agnes Melville sister of Agnes. James Philip and Agnes Melville Thomas 1/18/1750/51 James 1/7/1753 Elspet 1/12/1755 Agnes 4/3/1757 d. 2/8/1836 Catherine 2/10/1760 d 1/23/1807 Andrew 12/5/1762 d.2/17/1799 William 3/11/1770 I am sending you under you own address photographs of a tombstone of James and Agnes Philip and James and Agnes Deas taken last year in Cult Churchyard. Also a picture of the church. D
21. 1841 Census Lookups [1]
NORRIE: Could you please do a lookup for ROBERT MORRISON born about 1818 in either Inverkeithing or Dunfermline (father Thomas) and HELEN PATERSON born about 1825 in Dunfermline (father George). Thank you. Jeannie Harris _________________________________________________________________ Powerful Parental Controls Let your child discover the best the Internet has to offer. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-ca&page=byoa/prem&xAPID=1994&DI=1034&SU=http://hotmail.com/enca&HL=Market_MSNIS_Taglines Start
22. RE: [FIF] SWAN James [1]
Hello Colleen R, I have checked my files and could not find a Agnes Jane SWAN in there, nor a Robert STEWART. Wish I could help...such a sad story - losing two sons so close together. One of my Swan families also lost two sons in the Great War...they are both commemorated on the Cowdenbeath War Memorial... Take care, Dave
23. 1841 Census Look up`s [1]
Hi Norrie, Bless you, it looks like my Andrew Rumgay, he`s been illusive for so long. Balmalcom is somewhere I can look at next time I`m in Fife. Many-many thanks. Audrey
24. Janet BURNS [1]
Hello listers, It's been quite some time since I posted any queries to the list, and certainly about time I tried to find more information on the above mentioned lady. Janet BURNS married John DINGWALL in 1833, banns being posted in both Cupar and Collessie. Janet is noted as being of the Parish of Collessie. I've had no luck in finding a birth for Janet, and her Australian death certificate is somewhat lacking in information. Her father is given as John BURNS, Contractor, and her birthplace as Spr
25. Re: SCT-FIFE-D Digest V05 #139-BEVERIDGE [1]
Hi Lynn, I have just found Beveridges in my ancestors, could you please send the info on FTM, of line? Cheers Peter Melbourne Australia pstrauss@aapt.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 9:00 PM Subject: SCT-FIFE-D Digest V05 #139
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