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Topic: Odd surname; IVOL (Read 372 times)
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Jake Drummond
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I'll 'attend' to the data you sent Gadget as soon as Virginmedia get our email service up and running again, which they hope to do by, they say, "1a.m." Trouble is, which day???
I opened the PM you sent, got half of it read then lost connection. All my other links to webpages and the Internet are fine but it seems they're having "difficulties" with all the blueyonder and virginmedia email servers.
Typical; the system develops a fault on the night most folks will have the opportunity to use it.
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Gardner, Ritchie, Adamson, Drummond, Dunigan, Kilday, Ireland, Horsburgh, Dick....and others.
Mostly all Fife in the 1900's, but obviously some Irish connections!
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Jake Drummond
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Yep, I think they may have problems in the Glasgow postcode area too from what I read last night, though we're OK again here. I tried a few times up until almost 4am (doing some research for my book and got carried away. Again!) but it was still not connection to the email server, though all my other websites were accessible.
The Ivol name is proving intruiging, sometimes spelt as Ivel, and I can't find a source for it, though the north east of Scotland seems to have a few of them so I wondered if there may have been a Norse connection, though I'd have though there would have been nore in the Shetlands if that were the case.
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Gardner, Ritchie, Adamson, Drummond, Dunigan, Kilday, Ireland, Horsburgh, Dick....and others.
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Gadget
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Hi Jake 
I'm further North than you now but my connection is very slow!
I didn't get any further than Alexander son of John b. Duffus in 1814. How far have you gone?
Gadget
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Jake Drummond
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I've not gone any further back as yet, due in part to this bloomin' Virginmedia which is now running so slow my SP webpage is timing out! Needless to say I'm chatting to the technical department, in India I suspect, and would be quicker writing to them the wait is so long!!
I should have stuck with AOL!!
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Gadget
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Got my laptop out as my PC is doing 6002 updates at the moment and has ground to a halt 
Don't see a marriage for John and Elspet on SP, although there's a patron submission on the IGI but I've ound them on the 1841:
Dunbar St, Burghead, Duffus
131 ED 6 P 6
Ivel
John 50, flesher
Elpet, 50
Robert, 10
Margaret, 5
All born County
So John and Elspet would be born 1797-1791 if their ages were rounded down.
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Gadget
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The IGI (extracted) show the following children for them:
4 June 1812 - John
22Mar 1814 - Alexander
10 May 1816 - William
4 Sept 1818 - James
There are patron submissions for a John, Archibald, Robert, Francis and Margaret but these are all patron submissions and much later than the earlier birth/bpts. and would need checking on SP
Robert and Margaret are with them on the 1841 but no relationships so they could be grandchildren 
It's worth following them up on the 1851 if you can.
Gadget
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Jake Drummond
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I need to try that I think, as I'm getting nowhere after four and a half hours.
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