Census Help .....

[StewL]

Hello Rita and Jack

Here are the DC’s for George and his first wife Hannah.

Camlachie, Glasgow
May Thirteenth 1883
George Payne
Cork Cutter (journeyman)
Married to:
1st Hannah Hyndman
2nd Maria Lowrie (sic)
M 85yrs
Parents:
James Payne – Farmer (deceased)
Eliza Payne ms Jones – (Deceased)
Senile debility
Informant Maria Payne her X mark.

Bridgeton, Glasgow
Twelfth April 1872
Hannah Payne
Married to George Payne
Cork Cutter (journeyman)
F 74yrs
Parents:
Samuel Hyndman – Joiner (deceased)
Martha Hyndman ms Dunlop (deceased) (that name again from my maternal line!!!!)
General debility
Informant – Robert Payne (son)

So it looks like we have a match, just hope that the name Martha Dunlop is only a coincidence.

[Jack]

Hi folks,
And brief details of son George PAYNE's DC.
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DC 1880. 644-3. 1223. (Dennistoun)
George PAYNE (42) corkcutter j/man, d 30 JUL 1880,
at Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. Usual residence - 680 Duke Street, Glasgow.
Married to,
1st Elizabeth DONNELLY.
2nd Roseann WATSON.
Parents - George PAYNE, corkcutter (master) & Hannah HYNDMAN (dcd)
cause - Bright's disease.
Informant - Hugh Payne, brother, 10 ?M...ion? Place, Calton.
==
Here's Hugh and family in the following year.
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1881 Census Place: Barony, Lanark, Scotland
Dwelling: 140 King St
Source: FHL Film 0203643 GRO Ref Volume 644-4 EnumDist 42 Page 7
Daniel CLARKE W 44 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Cork Cutter
Hugh PAYNE M 37 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Boarder Occ: Cork Cutter
Mary PAYNE M 35 F Ireland Rel: Boarder
Charlotte PAYNE 13 F Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Boarder
Hugh PAYNE 12 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Boarder Occ: Scholar
Robert PAYNE 9 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Boarder Occ: Scholar
==
Jack

[Maud Jarvis]

Hi,
Could you please if possible offer help to me in the awful Sassanach country?

I have been researching my gt aunt EFFIE GRANT I discovered her on the 1881 census (for which I have the LDS discs) she was then with her paternal grandmother Euphemia Martin (previously Grant she had remarried) in Edinburgh. living in Blacket Place, St Cuthberts.

I also traced her on the 1901 census, later on when I knew she
had married, her surname was then Colven, she married Thomas Colven in 1897, in Milton Glasgow. They were then living in Anderston Glasgow

So I c an complete my record about her, I would like to know where she was living in 1891, so if you have access to this census, could you do me a great favour and look for me?
her birth name was Effie, not Euphemia, I had had that suggested to me when I was searching for her marriage, she was born January 1869 in Derby.

If you can possibly do this for me, you will make an old lady very happy, thank you