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From: Terry Carpenter <>
Subject: AUCHTERLONIE in America [Was: Re: [SOUTH-AM-EMI-L] Contacts - Sudamericano]
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 18:18:24 -0800 (PST)
In-Reply-To: <005e01c5040a$d142d7d0$402832d2@wh6foa0ikcwbe2>


Walter,

This might be your David AUCHTERLONIE senior
recorded in the 1850 United States federal
census:

State of Alabama, Barbour County
David OCHTERLONIE, age 55, born in Scotland, a
carpenter

He was enumerated in the household of a
QUATTLEBAUM family of no obvious relation, on 8
Nov 1850. I didn't see any other AUCHTERLONIEs,
etc., nearby.

Regards,
Terry

--- Walter Savige <> wrote:

> Sheila Bransfield,
>
> Re your kind offer, I am up against a brick
> wall in my attempt to find
> missing relatives named in Argentina.
>
> David AUCHTERLONIE (born 1792), of Balmerino,
> Fife, Scotland and his four
> sons David (born 1815), Alexander (1820), James
> (1823) and John (1826) are
> believed to have emigrated to Argentina in
> about 1838.
> David senior's wife Margaret Walker died in
> Scotland in 1868 - the "wife of
> David Auchterlonie in America."
>
> There are two records that could be for
> Alexander and John respectively -
> 1 - Mulhall's directory of 1863 shows an entry
> for Alexander Auchterlonie,
> calle Maipu 19, Buenos Aires.
> 2 - Records of St Andrews Scots Church, Buenos
> Aires show the burial on 12
> August 1865 of John Auchterlonie, age 38.
>
> Walter Savige
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sheila Bransfield"
> <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 6:08 AM
> Subject: [SOUTH-AM-EMI-L] Contacts -
> Sudamericano
>
>
> >I am not promising miracles, but some people
> might like to know I have
> >contacts in Uruguay (Montevideo), Argentina
> (Buenos Aires), Venezuela
> >(Estado Bolivar) and Chile (Valparaiso and
> Santiago). Only two are on
> >email, so sometimes a response is a long time
> coming (if you know anything
> >about the S American postal system!), but I
> thought that, if anyone is up
> >against a brick wall maybe one of my friends
> could find information
> >locally.
> > Just a thought
> > Sheila Bransfield MA FRGS
> >
>
>

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