AimzJay85
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Hi all, I am extremely as of 5 mins ago, new to this website, and have a glimpse of hope, I'm wondering with anyone with indexes of St Ninians cemetary have any listings for John Stewart Wife Janet Thomson, they married in 1807 St Ninians, but other than their names marriage and children we know nothing! Fingers crossed!! Am desperate for something even an age of Headstone to give us a rough birth year, this is my husbands direct line, and would love to follow it for him
Thanks Amy Stewart
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apanderson
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Hello Amy,
Welcome to the wonderful world of Rootschat! 
I looked through the pre-1855 Monumental Inscriptions for St. Ninians but couldn'd find a match for John Stewart and Janet Thomson.
Male Stewarts listed are:
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W. Stewart 1848
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Andrew Stewart died 4th April 1863 aged 64
His wife Margaret Hodge died 6th May 1892
Son John died 26th February 1916 aged 73
His wife Janet Cunningham died 17th November 1934
Their son William died 2nd September 1902 aged 17
Thier son James died 23rd April 1917 aged 33
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John Stewart & wife Helen Jaffray (1829)
Do any of the above fit in to be your couple's children?
Anne
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apanderson
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Hi Kate,
Don't know whether this will be any good . . . . .
(Grey granite stone)
Cecelia Frances Forrester Tod died at Newhouse, Stirling on 13th June 1891 age 35 wife of Alexander Galbraith
It's the only Tod(d) MI listed.
Anne
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AimzJay85
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Hello again Anne, thanks very much for the stewart stuff! Unfortunately none of them fit my lot! Are there anymore stewarts in it? I can give you some more names if you like!! You do a wonderful thing for people like us in NZ that dont have the resources!
Thanks Amy
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AimzJay85
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Was also wondering if anyone can help me out, I have a place called Storegate, in old kilpatrick, down on a few census sheets, but I cannot find this place anywhere! Any ideas? I think it was felshers land/lane aswell
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apanderson
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Hi Amy,
I'd need to go and have another look. From memory there were female Stewarts also listed but their surnames would obviously change and all descendants from then onwards wouldn't be Stewarts.
If there's specific families, why not post details anyway. If they don't turn up in St. Ninians - who's to say they don't turn up somewhere else?
Your query about 'Storegate' - your best plan would be to add a post on the Dunbartonshire Boards - there's more chance someone might be able to help who has in interest in that area.
Anne
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AimzJay85
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Hi Anne
Have just been roundthe scotland places of interest and listed my family thanks for all the help. fingers crossed!!
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mikel2009
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Hello all,
I am new to rootschat and extremely interested in St ninians churchyard - loved the photos though shame about the state of things. My Lauder line disappears into st ninians. I have a theory that my line goes to William Lauder and Margaret Wilsone via their son john b july 4th 1659 d July 29 1743 who married Janet Row. I am guessing this date of death From the IGi came from an MI. John had a son Robert and a grandson Robert, then I am getting to firmer territory with John born 1781 and died 1844. Johns siblings Robert and Susan are on the 1841 census for St Ninians but then the name vanishes form the parish as many emigrate to the states and others to Glasgow.
May I ask if any Lauders are on Mis for St Ninians especially with these christian names or from Throsk. I would love to try and put flesh on my theories or equally knock them out so i can search elsewhere.
Thank you so much
Mikel
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MargCl
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Hi, Greetings from Australia! I too, have just found these helpful letters about St Ninian's. If someone has the records or is going over the fence in the near future (!!), can they tell me if there are records for Lucy and William Street, please? Lucy died in Bannock burn in 1868 and William in 1874.
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apanderson
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Hi Mike and Marg,
Welcome to Rootschat!!
Unfortunately none of the names either of you are looking for are mentioned on any MI's in St. Nininan's, but as previously mentioned, that doesn't mean that they're not buried there - just no stones.
Sorry!
Anne
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mikel2009
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Thank you Anne,
I bet they are there but stones cost money and I doubt they could afford that. Mort cloths may hold some answers then perhaps. I really appreciate your time and effort.
Mike
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MargCl
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Thanks, Anne, for the prompt reply. I am not surprised but thought it was worth asking the question. William Street only worked in a Woollen Mill but did leave a will so thought there might have been something.
Marg
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