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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 11:57 »
findagrave for James SCOTT's wife Charlotte, died 1917 :
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/173641335/charlotte-scott

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 11:49 »
James Wood SCOTT died 28 June 1915 at Gallipoli.

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 11:38 »
An engagement of Charles' son in 1931:
   Friday,  Oct. 16, 1931
Publication: Dundee Courier

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 11:28 »
So you're looking for the sons Charles and James?

Charles Wood SCOTT probate:
Died 23 Oct 1931 at Bowling.

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 11:05 »
There are a few James SCOTT born 1830-1832 with mmn WATSON, but this one looks likely:

James SCOTT baptised 3 Jan 1831  (501 40 / 133) parents James SCOTT and Agnes WATSON at Old or West Kilpatrick.

James SCOTT married Agnes WATSON 7 Sept 1811 at Old or West Kilpatrick (501 30 / 165).

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 10:58 »
So I'm assuming this is his death on Scotlands People:

James SCOTT aged 72, mother's maiden name WATSON 1903 (501 / 282)   Old or West Kilpatrick

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Dunbartonshire / Re: The Scotts of Bowling, Glasgow of ship building fame.
« on: Today at 10:36 »
I'm not entirely clear what information you are after. There is this death notice from 1903:

"BOWLING SHIPBUILDER DEAD - Mr James Scott, the head of the well known firm of ship builders at Bowling, died yesterday in his 73rd year."
Wednesday,  Oct. 14, 1903
Publication: Edinburgh Evening News

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Census place name query
« on: Yesterday at 11:08 »
Just looking at some other COLEMAN's born around the same time in the same area, I see there is a James COLEMAN born c1815 (farm bailiff/steward) - in the 1871 census he says born Hingham, whilst in the 1881 he says born Shipdham. Interesting that there should be those 2 places seemingly equated again.

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Census place name query
« on: Yesterday at 10:56 »
From their children's birth registrations Mary Ann's maiden name was COL(E)MAN. There is a possible baptism at Carbrooke of Mary Ann COLEMAN on 11 August 1811, parents John and Mary COLEMAN.

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