A relative and I are researching common ancestors. We seek ANY data on the lives of the following brothers:
William REID (b. c 1813 d. Pernambuco, Brazil 1844, Age 31 Years)
Robert REID (b. c 1815 d. Cardenas, Cuba 18/5/1850, Age 35 Years)
Their parents were Robert (b. c 1779 d. 29/3/1855 aged 76) and Ann (m.s. SMILLIE) REID (b. c 1781 d. 18/6/1847 aged 66). In the 1841 Census, a Robert and Ann with children Margaret and Hugh are located in Hamilton Street, Saltcoats. We believe this to be the same family.
ANY and ALL assistance/advice gratefully received.
Thanks.
REIDS BORN AYRSHIRE DIED BRAZIL AND CUBA MID-1800s
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Hi Jim,
Do you know if either of these men were married? If so, you just might get lucky and find the OPR birth records of the children in Ayrshire, as I did with these two girls born in Rio, but recorded in the father's parish in Aberdeenshire:
http://talkingscot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8178
Although with a name like Reid, you might want to order the film and scroll through, instead of paying for howevermany images on SP "just on the off-chance"
Regards,
Sarah
Do you know if either of these men were married? If so, you just might get lucky and find the OPR birth records of the children in Ayrshire, as I did with these two girls born in Rio, but recorded in the father's parish in Aberdeenshire:
http://talkingscot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8178
Although with a name like Reid, you might want to order the film and scroll through, instead of paying for howevermany images on SP "just on the off-chance"
Regards,
Sarah
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Hello,
You might want to check www.cubagenweb.org for info. Ed Elizondo and a number of volunteers (of which I was one a few years back) have been slowly entering info into various databases over the last few years. There is also a forum where people post queries.
The ship passenger database shows an R. Reid traveling on the Adams Grey from New Orleans to Habana on 1849-12-15.
There is not much Cuban genealogical documentary data available online, so this site is a great place to start. I speak Spanish, so if you need some help with translations, I'll be glad to help out.
Regards,
Gina
You might want to check www.cubagenweb.org for info. Ed Elizondo and a number of volunteers (of which I was one a few years back) have been slowly entering info into various databases over the last few years. There is also a forum where people post queries.
The ship passenger database shows an R. Reid traveling on the Adams Grey from New Orleans to Habana on 1849-12-15.
There is not much Cuban genealogical documentary data available online, so this site is a great place to start. I speak Spanish, so if you need some help with translations, I'll be glad to help out.
Regards,
Gina