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Hi Joyce, This is the way I see it : Malcolm B MORGAN was born 1872 in London, England. His father was Andrew B MORGAN born 12th December 1839 in Leith, Midlothian. His father was Andrew Bennett MORGAN, a seaman, who was married to Ann or Jane MARSHALL . The couple were married in April 1835. This J...

Hi Folks, There is a widow Prudence STEWART in 1851 . I'm guessing she is living in Barrhead as i think the address could be Cross Arthurlie - this is only a mile or so NE of Neilston. Can't see any other Prudence in Ayrshire or Renfrewshire 1851 that might fit namewise, and she may not even be the...

Hello Joyce,To search for your family tree Births,deaths and marriages you will need to go to Scotland's People and buy some credits to do a search. If you enter Andrew B Morgan into the SR search which is from 1855 to 1944 you will get 2 hits. 1865 Andrew Bennet Morgan Male Leith North Midlothian ...

hi can anyone help im new to thisi have just found my i think is great-grandparents there are from midlothian but im not sure whos who.i have these namesfor 1841 morgan jane morgan jamescarson morgan william morgan bm williamson euphemia cowan euphemia not sure if the last two are family Hello Joyc...

Hello Helen,

Do you know John's parents' names or his occupation? Tailors seem quite prominent.

There are a few Whitelaw families living in the Haddington area on the 1841 census.

http://freecen.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl

Annette M

CatrionaL wrote:I know that setting up and improving TS has meant a lot of hard work for some of you. Many thanks for that.

I totally agree, thanks all!

Bye the way I love this wee guy (or gal) - but only to look at!

Annette m

I know her age is out according to what you have written but surely this has got to be Margaret on the 1881 census. Dwelling: King Street Census Place: Dunnottar, Kincardine, Scotland Source: FHL Film 0203469 GRO Ref Volume 255 EnumDist 2 Page 26 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Margaret LEIPER W 35 F Aberde...

If I can stop laughing at Drew's post I'll sing a wee song (on second thoughts somebody else should sing 'cos my voice would spoil it) AE FOND KISS by: Robert Burns Ae fond kiss, and then we sever; Ae farewell, alas, for ever! Deep in heart-wrung tears I'll pledge thee, Warring sighs and groans I'll...

Hello Irene, I was just about to post a message about that very thing when I saw yours! I was going to say do not take that kind of info as 100% as sometimes our ancestors told 'little white lies' to get the help they wanted. We call them 'scammers' in Glasgow today! I think all the family's circums...

I've met Annie a few times over the years now and she can can be bit rude if you don't kiss her right - she's aye fartin'.

Annette M