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bernadine nisbet · Post by **bernadine nisbet** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:01 pm

Hello List I wonder if some kind person could help me I am trying to trace aRebecca CLYNE nee CLEGHORN who `1806 /1815 in Gairlochead Dumbarton she was married on a Michael Clyne from Ireland.I know they resided in Berwick on Tweed .I would love to know what family they might of had so I can start researching them Thank you all for reading this Bernadine

AlanMC · Post by **AlanMC** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:58 pm

Hi Bernadine

As far as I can see there is no Clyne or Cleghorn on the 1841 census in Dunbartonshire, do you have any idea when they turned up in Berwick on Tweed.

Alan

Alison Plenderleith · Post by **Alison Plenderleith** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 6:33 pm

Hi Bernadine,

I did a birth search on LDS and also SP using wildcards for parent names but didn't come up with anything.
I couldn't find a marriage either.
Sorry

Regards,

Alison

bernadine nisbet · Post by **bernadine nisbet** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 7:56 pm

hello and thank you both I have had some info which might help in 1881 cen the family Clyne 5 Hatters Lane Berwick as fo;;ows Isabell Clyne 1876 Dau.James Clyne1880 Son,Janet Clyne 1857Wife,Michael Clyne 1858 Head Michael Clyne FATHER1806 NO MENTION OF rEBECCA? it was rumoured in the family she died in the workhouse over the border in Ayton? How can I check this out? thanks again Bernadine

nelmit · Post by **nelmit** » Fri Nov 11, 2005 1:32 am

bernadine nisbet wrote:hello and thank you both I have had some info which might help in 1881 cen the family Clyne 5 Hatters Lane Berwick as fo;;ows Isabell Clyne 1876 Dau.James Clyne1880 Son,Janet Clyne 1857Wife,Michael Clyne 1858 Head Michael Clyne FATHER1806 NO MENTION OF rEBECCA? it was rumoured in the family she died in the workhouse over the border in Ayton? How can I check this out? thanks again Bernadine

Hello Bernadine,

SP shows one Rebecca Clyne died in Ayton in 1912. She's the wrong age to be your Rebecca Cleghorn but it may be worth a look for a relationship.

Annette M

Andy · Post by **Andy** » Fri Nov 11, 2005 11:15 am

I notice that son, Michael states he was born in Berwick about 1857, I can't see the family in 1871 but back in 1861 there is a Michael Clyne born 1857 in Berwick but his father was Irish born, Patrick, and the mother was Ann.

Michael Clyne married Janet Oliver September Quarter of 1876 that would confirm the father's name.

A Rebecca Clyme (Clymmie) was in a Berwick workwouse in 1891 she died under the name Clyne aged 77 in March Quarter 1893

Where did you get the name Cleghorn?

Andy · Post by **Andy** » Fri Nov 11, 2005 11:25 am

There is also one birth of a Michael Clyne in Berwick for the June Quarter 1857 (Think he died aby 1906 in Newcastle).

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Thu Nov 24, 2005 9:10 pm

Hi Bernie,
We keep bumping into each other on different sites.
The Ayton death connection looks promising. I found Michael's death cert under Ayton in 1882. Thought that Rebecca had died in Berwick workhouse in 1897 but the entry in the records did not mention any husband. Did they not have death certificates in England at that time?
Michael, the son, moved to Newcastle. Not sure yet if he was in Ayton at the 1891 census.
Sorry if this sounds confused but this family is making me that way!
Rae

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Thu Nov 24, 2005 10:08 pm

Sorry Bernie,
Just relaxing, watching T.V. [or so I thought] when in pops Rebecca Clyne! It was daughter Rebecca [married name Collin] who died in Ayton - got the certificate. Think I'll have to have a glass of wine to help the relaxation!!
Rae

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Fri Nov 25, 2005 3:04 pm

In answer to Andy's question: -
Rebecca Clyne b. c. 1815
Almost every piece of info I have on her seems to be with a different surname!!

Source 1: R.C. Church record Berwick archives - Michael Clyne b. 5 June 1857; father Michael and mother Rebecca Clyne [Dogherty].
Source 2: 1881 census she is in Eyemouth Rebecca McLean, Married, mother in law [to the head of the household, William Collin, wife Rebecca] 78yrs, born Garelockhead, Dumbarton.
Source 3: R.C. Church record Berwick archives - Rebecca Clyne died 30 Jan 1893, Berwick workhouse. Workhouse book: 28 Jan 1893, 78yrs, Berwick, Interred 31 Jan 1893. No mention of where she was born.
Source 4: 1882 Michael Clyne died Ayton "married to Rebecca Colman". His father was Michael Clyne, mother unknown.
Michael is recorded as being a general labourer but in the 1881 census his occuption was hawker so perhaps he sold coal and son Michael musn't have known her maiden name!!
No idea where we go from here!

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