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poppysmum
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Granpa Wilson and Cousin Dod - Peebles Cemetery
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gosh that's an odd name!
any idea roughly where about in roxburghshire?
caroline
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Whytes, Durness; Bulloch, lanarkshire; Wilson, lanarkshire; Wilson, peebleshire; Rickelton, Glasgow; Harris, ayrshire and glasgow ; Steele, ayrshire; Duffy, leith Smith, Leith; Stewart, ayrshire and Glasgow
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poppysmum
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Granpa Wilson and Cousin Dod - Peebles Cemetery
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when i googled it the only site was a family histroy site which referd toit but didn't say where it was.
at least it proves it exists.
caroline
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Whytes, Durness; Bulloch, lanarkshire; Wilson, lanarkshire; Wilson, peebleshire; Rickelton, Glasgow; Harris, ayrshire and glasgow ; Steele, ayrshire; Duffy, leith Smith, Leith; Stewart, ayrshire and Glasgow
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Reiver
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.natio
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Bob,
This location is referred to on a Canonbie memorial - Sarah Johnstone of Glingerbeck-lnow.
Sarah's date of death could not be read but her mother(?) died in 1811 and her father(?) in 1791.
There are places in Canonbie beginning Glenzier from a 1828 map - Glenzier; Glenzierhead and MidGlenzier. I suspect Glingerbeck-know would have been near Glenzier - and probably a misspelling 
Regards
Reiver
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Reiver
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My previous post was slightly wrong. My apologies.
The map - which is constructed from the 1828 map and included in the front of 1960s book of Canonbie Memorial Inscriptions - does only show the three Glensiers mentioned. I decided to look at 1860s OS map on www.old-maps.co.uk and found Glensierbeck-knowe on the road between Canonbie and Kirkpatrick Fleming at or near then Overtown, now Evertown.
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Reiver
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HBelle
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My great grandfather, Richard Telford, was born at "Lodge", 1837. After lots of searching I found this place was also called Glenzier Lodge, a farm south of Everton, SW of Canonbie. There were several farms or hamlets in the Glenzier area - Glenzierbeck, Glenzierknowe etc. The Glenzier stream flows through the area. There were several spellings of 'Glenzier'.
HBelle
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