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Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« on: Monday 29 September 08 09:40 UTC (UK) »

Hi

Don't know if anyone can help but I'm trying to find out any information on the Templeton's of Creetown, Kirkmabreck.  The family appear to have been stonemasons in the area.

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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #1 on: Monday 29 September 08 09:43 UTC (UK) »

Hi Caroline  Smiley

some of my ancestors came from Creetown - not Templetons though.

What dates and first names are you interested in?


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #2 on: Monday 29 September 08 10:02 UTC (UK) »

Hi

My ancestor Samuel Templeton, according to the censuses, originated in Creetown.  He was living in North east England by 1861.  I am not certain who his parents or family were, therefore I'm interested in finding out any information on Templetons in the area to try and piece together the family.

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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #3 on: Monday 29 September 08 10:32 UTC (UK) »

There is one baptism showing for a Samuel Templeton in Kirkmabreck:

7 May 1820 Parents - William Templeton and Helen McKean

It might be worth looking at the 1851 for the area - free index here:

http://www.dumgal.gov.uk/historicalindexes/census.aspx

and the 1841 - freecen:

http://www.freecen.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

The IGI www.familysearch.org and Scotlands People www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk will also have other Templetons in the area.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 30 September 08 09:40 UTC (UK) »

Thanks Gadget

Unfortunately I don't think this is my Samuel Templeton.  My ancestor was born c1829.  He died in Newcastle in 1887 Q4 aged 58. 

The Samuel Templeton's born around that time and in that area on the 1841 census were:

1. Samuel Templeton born c1826 Kirkcudbrightshire
Living in Creetown Old Street, Kirkmabreck
Other Templetons in the household were Catherine born c1791 Kirkcudbrightshire, Mary born c1826 Kirkcudbrightshire, Jess born c1828 Kirkcudbrightshire, David born c1831 Kirkcudbrightshire.

(We believed our Samuel to be the above.  On the 1851 census we found Catherine noted above with husband Samuel, although we have found no marriage record, we assumed these were Samuels parents?)

2. Samuel Templeton born c1832 Kirkcudbrightshire
Living at Gatehouse Back Street, Girthon, Kirkcudbrightshire
Other Templetons in the household were Grace b1794 Kirkcudbrightshire and Eliza b1823 Kirkcudbrightshire.

3. Samuel Templeton born c1831 Wigtownshire
Living at Blacksmiths House, Penninghame, Wigtownshire
Other Templetons in the household were Adam, b1806 Wigtownshire, Anne b1811 Wigtownshire, Elish b1829 Wigtownshire, Jane b1833 Scotland, John b1835 Wigtownshire, Anne b1837 Wigtownshire, William b1840 Wigtownshire.
 
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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 30 September 08 17:17 UTC (UK) »

Hi Caroline  Smiley

If you still believe that he was born in Creetown (I see that you posted in Wigtownshire as well), I'll have a look in my MI books later this evening.

Just back from a 7 hour trip from the highlands.

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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 30 September 08 23:02 UTC (UK) »

Hi again  Smiley

I've just been looking at the MIs for Creetown/Kirkmabreck and Kirkdale

There are 3 Stones in Kirkmabreck but 2 refer to the family in Liverpool and the other is a Helen Templeton who was the wife of a Samuel Nae

Re the 1841 entry - Age given as 15 (b.c. 1826). This was very likely to have been a grouped age. In the 1841 those of 15 and over were (supposed to be)  allocated to 5 year age groupings and the ages were rounded down. Thus 15 would include those aged 15-19; 20 would include 20-24; etc.

I see that you have a likely contender in Wigtownshire with possible links to Ayrshire.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #7 on: Tuesday 30 September 08 23:44 UTC (UK) »

I'm not sure if I've got the correct Samuel on the 1861 - Westgate, Newcastle RG9/3810 F 39 Page 11

but if so, I see he has a wife, Jane and a young daughter, Catherine. Have you located their marriage cert? This would give his father's name.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #8 on: Tuesday 30 September 08 23:47 UTC (UK) »

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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 07:06 UTC (UK) »

Hi Gadget

Thankyou for your help.  Samuel is indeed the one you found in 1861 with a wife and daughter in Westgate.  However just to add to the mystery, we cannot find a marriage certificate for the couple!  All we know is that her name was Jane Lawler, and that she originated in the Leeds area.

I had another death notice through, this time for Samuels eldest daughter Catherine (who was on the 1861 census with them), which again states that father Samuel originated in Troon, Ayrshire!

Still confused!

Thanks again for your help.

Caroline
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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 07:36 UTC (UK) »

Hi Caroline

Where do you have him b. Creetown?

Also, how did you find that they were stonemasons?

Another also  Grin  Does it say on his children's birth certs that he was born in Troon?  I've not seen that on an E & W cert.before.  It usually gives the place of residence rather a birthplace of father.


Hi Madpants - I'd given the link a couple of messages before  Grin

There's also a posting on the Ayrshire board.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 08:09 UTC (UK) »

Hi again

We believed our Samuel Templeton to be:

1841 - Living with Catherine Templeton (mother? b1789 Kirkmabreck), Mary Templeton (15), David Templeton (10), Jess Templeton (13), Janet Rain (75), Mary M Robert (35) and her children in Creetown.
1851 - Living with others including David Templeton b1831 Creetown in Renfrewshire, Samuel is a stone mason, birthplace given as Creetown.
1861 - Living in Westgate with wife and daughter.  Birthplace given as Scotland, stone mason.
1871 - Living with wife and children in Byker, Newcastle with wife and children, birthplace given as Scotland, stone mason.
1881 - Living with wife and children in Byker, stone mason.  Birthplace given as Kirkmabruik.
1887 - Died Newcastle

We thought Catherine b1789 was Samuel's Mother (on 1841 census), and on the 1851 she was with husband Samuel (b1791 Girthon), he was in Ross, Borgue, Kirkcudbrightshire on the 1841 census, a mason, with other masons.  He was still a mason in 1851, but we can't find either after this time.  So we believed his parents to be the above Catherine and Samuel.

We can be certain that our Samuel b c1829 was the one on the 1861-1881 censuses at least!

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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 08:20 UTC (UK) »

It looks very much like b. Kirkmabreck to me on your evidence but no sign in the records. I've just done a global search on Templeton births in Kirkcudbrightshire for 1820-1835. There is an interesting baptisms in Girthon - might be the Catherine and Samuel senior:

4 June 1820 John Templeton s/o Samuel Templeton and Catherine Milligan.

I know that some of the Kirkmabreck records are missing - but I thought it was earlier on  Undecided

I'll see if I can find anything else.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 08:54 UTC (UK) »

There is an interesting baptisms in Girthon - might be the Catherine and Samuel senior:

4 June 1820 John Templeton s/o Samuel Templeton and Catherine Milligan.

I'll see if I can find anything else.


Gadget

 


Samuel is shown as being a Mason in this entry. They are living Gatehouse of Fleet at the time - just around the corner from Creetown.


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Re: Templetons of Creetown, Kirkmabreck
« Reply #14 on: Wednesday 01 October 08 09:48 UTC (UK) »

I also see that on the 1851, Samuel, senior was born in Girthon and Catherine in Kirkmabreck. I think the  female Jess, aged 13 onthe 1841 is the Jannet, aged 23 on the 1851 (Janet - Jessie - Jess):

http://www.whatsinaname.net/php/search.php?search_name=Jessie&search_sex=F&action=search&Submit=Submit

The 1841 just has the following as one household:

169 Old Street, Creetown

Catherine Templeton, 50
Mary, 15,
Samuel, 15
Jess, 13
David, 10

all b. Kirkcudbrightshire

Tthe other names (Robert and Rain family) were living next door at no. 168. There is a definite start/finish slash between the households. Maybe the indexing was wrong but my info  is from the census image.

I am sure that this is your family now having looked at the availably evidence (a family of masons, David and Samuel on the 1851, b. Creetown or Kirkmabreck on some of the censuses, etc.). The problem is that there seems to be no baptism record (many were not recorded or not baptised or maybe not bpt. in C of Scotland).

I'll have a look at what Girthon records I have.

Have you followed up David and sister Janet/Jess?

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