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Topic: St. James Blackett St. Church, Newcastle?? COMPLETED WITH THANKS (Read 458 times)
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Cath D
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have just found this site, though I have been researching my family history for over twenty five years!! You must be distant kin as my ancestors were John Proctor & Barbara Duncan & I discovered the record of their marriage in Aberdeen just as we moved house from Scotland back to England which was quite frustrating as we had lived within half an hour of the record offices in Edinburgh and of course this was in the days pre internet research!!I have managed to get back a few more generations than this. and would be happy to share information.
regards
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Proctor, Pitillo/Pitilla, Paullo etc in all spelling variations, Cunningham, and Slater in Northumberland.
Pitillo, Pitilla, Pitullo etc in Scotland especially Fife.
Worthington in Cheshire.
Hargreaves in Cheshire and Staffordshire
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patrexjax
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Hello Kath and a very warm welcome to Rootschat!!!  The descent I am working with goes through James and Barbara's son, Samuel Proctor...I have LOTS of information to share with you as well as several interesting family stories. In addition, I will put you in touch with another cousin who is more closely related to you than I am! You won't be able to send a personal message (PM) until you make 3 postings, I believe. I will be sending you a PM with the other cousin's e-mail.....Again, a warm welcome, cousin!!! Most sincerely, Pat
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KING: Newcastle-on-Tyne, Berwickshire; SPOOR: Whickham & Ryton; SCOTT: Newcastle-on Tyne and Norham, NBL; FAIRLESS: Longbenton; REAY: Ponteland; HARDING: Whickham; PAULIN: Berwickshire; SLIGH: Berwickshire; LOCKEY: Ryton & Yorkshire; PAXTON: Norham, NBL
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My initial thought is that this may have been a presbyterian church....however, can anyone point me in the proper direction? Since I cannot find the parents marrying in Newcastle, I am thinking it's time to head North across the border to find the origins of this family (Proctor). Can anyone give me additional insights into this church? Thank you kindly and I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very happy Christmas. 
Please look for a PM ----- Excitedly, Pat