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Hi Marilee,

I'm finding it difficult to find this couple together on a census record. Do you have them in 1901 and 1911?

When and where was Samuel born?

Sorry just questions at the moment.

Regards,
Annette

Is this the couple who had children in Greenock, Scotland.

If so a look at one of the children's birth entries should give you date and place of marriage.

Regards,
Annette

Glad you managed to get rid of those nasty people!


Stay safe.

Annette

It might be worth contacting The Mitchell Library in Glasgow to see if there is a record for a poorhouse application made by a Helen McArthur Carlin who was destitute in 1884. Name: Helen Mc Arthur Carlin Marital status: Married Admission Age: 59 Record Type: Applications for Relief Birth Date: abt ...

I managed to get the image too but not anywhere with the surname. Searching everywhere for anything like it comes up with nothing. According to census records Jane/Jean Ross was born at Dalkeith, Midlothian around 1809 but a submitter at Ancestry has her born around 1801 and married before to John M...

I have a death registration I purchased from Scotland's People many years ago and have never been able to see just what a name was. I am trying to work out what the deceased's mother's maiden name may be. Looks like Gye/Gyer but I cannot find any trace of that name. The notations on the image (belo...

Fabulous Alan. The language alone makes the article worth reading and really brings it to life.

Happy New Year

Best wishes,
Annette

I cannot find my original post but here is a summary of the brick wall that I have never been able to solve.

I'm 'bumping' this one up for TS 15th Birthday.

Best wishes,
Annette

Happy Birthday Talking Scot =D> [cheers] \:D/ Like Sarah one of my all time favourite posts is http://www.talkingscot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12465 Moonwatcher's stories were always a joy to read and Alan's newspaper posts bring history to life. Thanks to Andrew and all the admin team for all ...

SarahND wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 07, 2019 12:29 pm

I "bumped" this one for our 10th anniversary and it's still one of my all-time favorites, for teamwork and perseverance. Read through from the beginning and enjoy!


Talking Scot is 15 years old!

Sarah

Mine too Sarah.

Happy birthday Talking Scot.