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1. Re: [WIG] Sheuchan Mill Stranraer/Leswalt [1]
Jim, A perusal of the 1841 Census Booklet indicates that "Sheuchan Mill" seems to be a name for an area rather than just a mill. One of the "Sheuchan Mill enumeration district listings followed by the page number" is identical in a reference to a "Sheuchan Parks enumeration district and page number" so they are definitely adjoining areas. There are approximately 50 people living there at the time of the 1841 Census ranging in ages from 3 months to 78 years. Occupations are listed as Blacksmith, Joiner, M
2. [WIG] Bridge End, Portpatrick [1]
Howdy folks.... The above is where my G G G Aunt and Uncle Robert LEES (MCLEES, LEESE) married Jane BEATTIE on 29 October 1863. Can anyone give me more information on Bridge End? Cheers Sarndra Christchurch, New Zealand www.angelfire.com/ok/nzfamily "And now, in keeping with Channel 40's policy of always bringing you the latest in blood and guts, in living color, you're about to see another first---an attempted suicide." Chris Chubbock, (1974) TV Anchorwoman who shot herself during a broadcast
3. [WIG] 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
4. [WIG] Barnbarroch [1]
> Fiona asked: > Can any one help me to laocate East Slohabert and Barnbarroch somewhere > around Whithorn? >From my own unfinished Index: Barnbarroch Inch 1828 NX1161 4 105 WIG Meaning, it is in parish Inch, county Wigtownshire, the National Grid map coords are NX1161, and my own file ref is 4/105 An Estate Plan from 1828 survey exists. Pls E-mail me direct if you wish to know more. -- Cheers......... ALISTAIR http://quozl.netrek.org/cameron-research/
5. [WIG] Re: Parish Lookups 1841 [1]
Hello Wayne The only David Hannay residing in Kirkcowan in 1841 was aged 3, whereas yours would be 61(ish). There is no Susan at all and none of the children seem to be there or the Grandparents, John and Susan. Not in Mochrum either, or Stoneykirk, Kirkinner or Garlieston village, Glenluce village, Old Luce, Newton Stewart, Whithorn, Sorbie, Glasserton or Wigtown. I found a David Hannay age 55, molecatcher in Penninghame, living at Low Glasnock 5, with Shusand(?), age 45, John age 5 and Mary age 10, all r
6. [WIG] [1]
Hello Listers I have just re-joined and would like to post my interests again. Two in particular, HEW MCCONNAL b. about 1742, parents not known, from Wigtownshire married JANET MCNISH in Twynholm, on 25 Aug 1774. He was a mason. They lived at the Old Mill, Twynholm. He died there 23 Dec 1816. I know of two born in Wigtownshire - Hugh and AGNES TEMPLETON's son Hugh b. 1697 and another Hugh married HELEN MILBURN 11 Nov 1743 in Mochrum. My ancestor JOHN MCCONNAL was born c 1745, parents not known, was a
7. [WIG] Re: 1841/McKIE, MORRISON [1]
Dennis & Anita Lawrence wrote: > Hello Mary > I found your name on the Wigtownshire web site and wondered if you could help me. > > I am trying to find my GGGGrandparents. I have a transcription of the death of my GGGrandmother who died at age 79 in Edrig > Village Dec 9, 1887. Her name was Susan or Susanna McKie. She was the widow of Matthew Morrison. It says that the names of > her parents were David McKie and Annie McDowall. These were the names given by her son John Morrison at the time he regis
8. [WIG] Death Extract [1]
Hi listers Just received the death certificate of my great grandfather James Henry Woodhouse. He died 20 Oct 1881 at the Royal Infirmary Glasgow, cause was a "compound fracture of the jaw and skull". It was registered by his wife Catherine Barclay the following day 21st. What is the difference between a fracture and a compound fracture? James was a docker, could this have been the result of an accident at work? Could this event be recorded in a local newspaper, does anybody know the local newspaper
9. [WIG] Lookup - Monumental Inscriptions - MCCARGO [1]
Hello again list, I was wondering if anyone having the Kirkmaiden or Stoneykirk MI's could check to see if there are any McCargo's listed. I have Isabella (McCargo) McWhirter but am wondering if any of her siblings/parents may be listed. Her parents were John McCargo and Margaret Baillie. Isabella was born approx. 1778 and died 1872, age 94. Monumental Inscriptions sometimes hold the key to generations. Thanks, Hope
10. Re: [WIG] CAIRNRYAN [1]
Dian: you should have had my direct emails thanking you for several data sources about Cairnryan. My apologies if I seem neglectful. Ian
11. [WIG] Re: SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-D Digest V02 #142 [1]
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12. [WIG] McCreadie with McLellan or McCulloch [1]
Hello, I have a proven ancestor, John McCREADIE who married Isobel KELLY at Kirkstyle, Old Luce in 1805. In trying to establish the parents of John, the most likely candidates - found on Scots Origins index are:- James McCREDIE and Margaret McLELLAN - with a son John b. 1779 Old Luce or James McCREDIE and Jean McCULLOCH - son John b 1776 in Stranraer. The names of John and Isobel's children seem to favour McCREDIE/McLELLAN however I am finding it difficult to prove. I would appreciate hearing from any
13. [WIG] McCulloch [1]
Could some sweetie please look up the 1841 and 1851 census for the Kirkoswald Parish for a Robert McCulloch, b. 1805. He m. Agnes Marshall 2.6.1830. Would appreciate anything. Thanks Wendy, NZ.
14. [WIG] FERGUSSON [1]
Elizabeth I will look out for yours, is the name Cook? Diana
15. [WIG] LAVERIE-LAVERY [1]
Amy The IGI has records for several Lavery familes in Wigtownshire from the early 1810's forward. Daniel Lavery m. Isabella Maxwell 1 Dec 1813 in Stoneykirk Elizabeth Lavery ch. 18 Oct 1840 in Old Luce; parents Daniel Lavery & Isabella Maxwell. I don't know if it is the same couple, the date is late for an 1813 marriage. There was also another early family: James Lavery & Jean McDowall -- Jo-Ann ------------------------------------------------ Get the award winning ISP, AT&T WorldNet Service htt
16. [WIG] CAIRNRYAN [1]
Ian, Nikki from the Museum phoned me this morning, I have given her your name and warned her that you may be contacting her. I hope you got the last message I sent, I don't think I see it on the List, if not here is the info again. Nikki Goldsworthy, tel:- at the museum is 01776 70 5088. Diana
17. [WIG] SCOTTISH CURLERS [1]
Hi Alison, they play for the Strathcona Cup. Every 10 years a Scottish team go over to Canada and every 10 years the Canadians come over to Scotland. (In other words every 5 years there is a match) The Strathcona Cup itself never leaves these shores, even tho' Canada win. They just take the glory home with them. There will be records if you really wanted to know, at the Royal Caledonian Curling Club headquarters at Ingleston, Edinburgh. They don't play under the clan titles now tho, but they have a unif
18. [WIG] DOUGLAS [1]
Good Evening Listers, At some time before 1841, probably in Sorbie, but poss. in Wigtown, a child by the name of Alexander DOUGLAS died. He was born in 1831 in Wigtown to parents Thomas DOUGLAS and May (Marion) BUTLER DOUGLAS. I would love to locate evidence of his death if SKS can find an MI for him. The elements of this family dispersed around the world so you will not find a large family monument. Thank-you. Malcolm
19. [WIG] Re: Look up assistance - McCrindle Inch 1841 [1]
Hello Dennis I had a look through my booklets and did find something else in Mochrum - may be nothing but I found a Robert McCrindle (mason) and Mary both aged 40 (so aged between 40 and 45). They appear to have a huge family living with them at Port William Village number 1:- Anne 14 James 10 John 12 Margaret 7 Mary 1 Robert 3 Sarah 5 Thomas 16, mason app Still no Jane though, I even looked up Crindle/Crindel just incase. I did find William Higgins though age 8 in Inch at Lonachrea Farm 5 - another larg
20. [WIG] Bradford Question. [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Dillon" ( A WigList subscriber ) > Hello Christine, > I have checked through my Hugh Bradfords (8 in all) with the same christian name. The only one for > whom I have no details is Hugh Bradford, son of John Bradford and Isabella Neiper or Napier born 1830 in Ballydown, Islandmagee, NIrl. Also checked my IGI sheets for Bradfords but noHugh c1844. > However, I did come across several families of Bradfords living in the parish of Templepatrick, A
21. [WIG] FREDERICK; FREDERICH [1]
Elaine, 1841 Census look-up results as follows for the following areas: Burgh of Stranraer: FREDERICK Mary 12, 5, 27, 4 Princess St Parish of Inch: FREDERICK Janet 45, farmer, 11,9, Aird FREDERICK Robert 20, 11, 9, Aird Parish of Stoneykirk : FREDERICH Alex 45, farmer, 11, 10, 5 Drumbreddan FREDERICH Andrew 20, 11, 10, 5 Drumbreddan FREDERICH Isabella 45, 11, 10, 5 Drumbreddan FREDERICH Jessie 15, 11, 10, 5 Drumbreddan FREDERICH Robert 8, 11, 10, 5 Drumbreddan FREDERICH Th
22. Re: [WIG] 1841 Census lookup/PATTERSON [1]
maggieclan wrote: > Hi List > could sks have a look for this family please > Andrew Patterson > wife Sarah Patterson born 1806 Kirkinner > any help would be appreciated > > cheers Maggie > > maggieclan@iprimus.com.au Hi, Maggie -- I checked the following 1841 census booklets for PATTERSON/PATERSON/PATTISON: GARLIESTON, KIRKCOWAN, KIRKINNER, KIRKMAIDEN, MINNIGAFF, NEWTON STEWART, PENNINGHAME, SORBIE, STONEYKIRK, WIGTOWN (including the Burgh), and KELLS. The only possibility is at 2 Stoneykirk Village (2
23. [WIG] MCCARGO [1]
Hope, I see lots of McCargos in Kirkmaiden on the batch number site. Also a couple of stray ones. Mary McCargo Rodger 12 may 1871 ,mother Annie McCargo, Father Matthew Rodger. Margaret Cargo c. 2 Feb 1810 Father Francis Cargo Mother Margaret McGaw. All in Kirkmaiden. Diana
24. [WIG] John Wither / Susan Heslop or Hyslop [1]
Thanks for all the work Diana, I have that article on G Rochester as it mentioned the 'old burial ground' I assumed he'd be listed in the P/P memorials booklet, likewise William's headstone is large and ornate so the Wither family was reasonably substantial in the area. They have been in the area since at least 1684. John and Susan had at least 7 children, William and Mary Biggam another 7 and Susan seems to have had 'relationships' with another 3 children resulting so you would expect far more headstones t
25. Re: [WIG] Lookup RANKIN/CAMPBELL in Garlieston [1]
Hi Judy, Yesterday, I wrote: 1801 / Rankin / John and Mary Cluky - Married by E?. Davidson Minr. of Whithorn at Whithorn Dec 22d. The "E?" was not easily read, but on reflection, it was probably meant to be "Dr", or perhaps "Dr I". The minister in question had to be the Reverend Dr Isaac Davidson. Hi son, Elliot William Davidson, (or his session clerk), would have made that entry in the Sorbie register, as he was the minister of Sorbie at the time. Bruce
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