Help with a McCall family in Glasgow as of 1857

[davidlstern]

Patrick John did in fact die on Jan 10 1927 while on a pilgrimage to Lourdes. I think I have that certificate as well and will check it tonight.

[MonicaL]

David, this must be the entry/cert you have https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F79Z-LNL

Monica

PS: Can you add a snippet of image with mother's name? Likely an issue with writing and indexing for her?

[davidlstern]

It is the one. I have the certificate and can post tonight - it sure looks like Juda....

[davidlstern]

Catherine his wife died on 30 Jun 1905 in Hamilton. Patrick John then remarried Elizabeth Lankton.

[MonicaL]

It is also indexed as Juda too  Likely writing is hard to decipher for sure.

Stage at a time with this all....

Let's see the snippets from the birth. Also, I think you mentioned you also have details of the 1888 marriage to connect to this too? The death in Lourdes will also help, with any details it holds if you have this.

Couldn't see Patrick/John's birth on the Roman Catholic database (leaving out mother's name) on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk so will leave that for now until we have further info.

Monica

[MonicaL]

Catherine his wife died on 30 Jun 1905 in Hamilton. Patrick John then remarried Elizabeth Lankton.

Have you got this second marriage cert to let you reconfirm his parents' details?

Monica

[davidlstern]

Okay, links to the documents in question:

Birth Certificate of Patrick John McCall

http://sternhome.net/home/genealogy/Documents/BMD%20Certificates/patrick_john_mccallB.htm

Marriage certificate of Patrick John mccl and Catherine Knox Vignole:

http://sternhome.net/home/genealogy/Documents/BMD%20Certificates/patrick_mccall_and_catherine_vignoleM.htm

Death Certificate of Patrick John McCall

http://sternhome.net/home/genealogy/Documents/BMD%20Certificates/patrick_john_mccallD.htm

[davidlstern]

As you (hopefully) can see, a consistent story of name and birth...

[davidlstern]

One more clue which may or may not help. My wife's uncle, the grandson of our Patrick John, told me once that he thought his grandfather had a brother named David who moved to Glasgow and became a coach builder. He thought this brother was older, and that their father had emigrated to Scotland around 1850. I have not verification of any of that, but it is in my notes.