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All the Madge's I've come across have been Marjory.

Cheers

Ellen

Thanks Trish. More Packman info for my one-name study.

Much appreciated.

Ellen

Thanks for this Alan. Have found a few more of my Packmans for my one-name study. Much appreciated.

Ellen

Hi Ailsa

I've just taken delivery today of some A3 charts from www.my-history.co.uk

Really pleased with them, and very reasonably priced. Particularly like the 10 generation double sided one. £3.62 each + vat + postage.

Regards

Ellen

Hi Alan

Its not just you! I can't find any trace of that record either on SP.

I've also tried searching 1900-1915 for a Scott/French or a T*t*/French marraige and found no joy.

Sorry not to be of much help.

Ellen

Just to tidy this one up in case anyone is interested! Don't you just love it when things all come together. Peter Gray, born Abernethy, Perthshire served in the 42nd Foot Regiment (Black Watch). Discharged age 33. Dates covered by records (at Kew) 1804 - 1816. This explains why his eldest child Tho...

Bervonian

Thanks - I can now quite clearly see "A Peninsular and Quatro Bras Veteran" as Andrew has said.

Really appreciate everyone's help.

Ellen

Thanks so much everyone. I've been rooting around while you have been beavering away for me, and agree with all of the above thanks. Emanday - unfortunately Isabella died somewhere between 1832 (birth of last child) and 1841 census. Re the military bit, have found Peter now on the 1851 at Collace. H...

Thanks Andrew, will do.

In the meantime, I think I've got Isabella's maiden name - Kinnis. I've found Peter in 1861 with his sister in law Jane Kinnis.

Cheers

Ellen

Hi all Please could I have some help with parts of the death cert of Peter Gray, just uploaded to the gallery. I read it as: Peter Gray, Pensioner and Weaver. Then ????, Widower of Isabella ?. (His son's death cert has Isabella's surname as Hepburn - but this does not look like that at all, and as t...