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Little Nell
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Amanda,
I'm afraid there is no such thing as a death certificate before civil registration began in Scotland in 1855. Prior to this, the best you can hope for as far as the parish register is concerned is a burial record for them. However, it is unlikely to say who the parents were  Having looked at the General Register Office for Scotland's list of old parish registers and the included dates, New Deer parish only seems to have the burials 1690-1700 and 1784-91 recorded. The images are not online at ScotlandsPeople, nor are they indexed.
The only other alternative is to look at the Kirk Sessions records and see if there is any record of the mort cloth rent for either of the burials.
As far as dates of birth are concerned, have you looked for their baptisms on ScotlandsPeople? The exact dates of birth may not be recorded.
Nell
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karanbil
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Hi Amanda
New Deer stone 154 states
To the memory of William Irvine who lived in Barrack d.22 Nov 1805 aged 64, of his children Jean & George Irvine d. in infancy. Barbara Ritcheston his spouse d. 14 Feb 1812 aged 81. Their son William Irvine d. Drum 4 Sept 1812 aged 40. also John Irven who lived in Barras d 27 Jan 1817 aged 49. William Irven his son d. 8 July 1812 aged 3
Hope this helps
Bill
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Richardj
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Amanda
I know this is a bit late. The burial records for New Deer are indexed and are available at the ANESFHS Library in Aberdeen.
According to the New Deer grave digger records
William Irven was buried 16 December 1805 "under Petter Wisselie's lairston"
Barbara Richeston was buried 17 February 1812 "laid at the north side of Willm: Irvens lairston"
Both are buried in Lair 1001 - there may be others but that could only be checked at the Maud offices where the originals are kept.
Their son William was buried 7 Sept 1812 "laid at the south side of Willm: Irvens lairston" - this is lair 1002
Son John buried 30 Jan 1817 "laid under Willm: Irven's lairston"
The childrenn Jean and George are not in the grave digger records, but this is not unusual for infants. William (8 July 1812) is also not listed.
Richard
Unfortunately, Petter Wisselie must have been buried in one of the gaps in the records, so I can't help you with him.
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BARNWELL - Newcastle, Seaton Delaval, Jarrow; BOUTLAND - Bill Quay, Newcastle, Byker; IRONSIDE - Aberdeenshire; JOHNSON - Thornton le Moor, Darlington, Newcastle; JOHNSTON(E) - New Deer, Old Deer, Ellon; LEADBITTER - N Yorkshire, Newcastle; NESHAM/NEASHAM - Newcastle, Byker, North Shields; MITCHELL - New Deer, New Pitsligo, Newcastle
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