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Ayrshire / Re: Burial record, Ayr.
« on: Friday 04 December 20 14:44 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for taking the time to reply, will look into that.
Maureen.
Maureen.
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Ayrshire / Re: Burial record, Ayr.
« on: Sunday 18 October 20 10:06 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the replies,
only three years away from the year I was after, I had looked on the old maps and seen he didn't go far from home!
Maureen.
only three years away from the year I was after, I had looked on the old maps and seen he didn't go far from home!
Maureen.
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Ayrshire / Burial record, Ayr.
« on: Friday 16 October 20 15:19 BST (UK) »
My 3xGreatgrandfather Peter McCann died in 1860, he had been living at Elba Street, Wallacetown. Ayr.
On his death certifacate, it says he was buried at the Catholic Church Yard, would this be St Margarets RC Church?
Also would anyone know if these burial records can be viewed anywhere?
Maureen.
On his death certifacate, it says he was buried at the Catholic Church Yard, would this be St Margarets RC Church?
Also would anyone know if these burial records can be viewed anywhere?
Maureen.
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United States of America / Re: Marriage in New York 1864
« on: Tuesday 13 October 20 11:02 BST (UK) »
Thank you gaffy,
I do have the newspaper clippings concerning George Stringer being a publican, there are quite a few
newspaper articles.
I just can't find a marriage for them, only the couple in New York with the same names.
Maureen.
I do have the newspaper clippings concerning George Stringer being a publican, there are quite a few
newspaper articles.
I just can't find a marriage for them, only the couple in New York with the same names.
Maureen.
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penningham House
« on: Wednesday 01 July 20 13:09 BST (UK) »
Thanks, will have a look.
Maureen.
Maureen.
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penningham House
« on: Tuesday 30 June 20 12:08 BST (UK) »
Thank you hmcc,
can I ask where you found those indexes?
can I ask where you found those indexes?
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penningham House
« on: Monday 29 June 20 13:46 BST (UK) »
Thankyou, will have a look.
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penningham House
« on: Monday 29 June 20 10:19 BST (UK) »
Thanks very much for all your replies.
So, they probaly weren't the Lord and Lady of the house (wishful thinking!)
I will have a look at the links, as of yet I haven't found where the Stewerts were from, will keep digging.
Maureen.
So, they probaly weren't the Lord and Lady of the house (wishful thinking!)
I will have a look at the links, as of yet I haven't found where the Stewerts were from, will keep digging.
Maureen.
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Wigtownshire / Penningham House
« on: Sunday 28 June 20 15:26 BST (UK) »
I have found christening records for the children of my 7xgreatgrandparents James McComb and Marjory Stewart in the early 1700s, taking place at Penningham House.
I have no idea if they lived there and looking up details of the house, it seems it is mostly Victorian built onto an earlier property.
Any help anyone can give me, would be much appreciated.
Maureen.
I have no idea if they lived there and looking up details of the house, it seems it is mostly Victorian built onto an earlier property.
Any help anyone can give me, would be much appreciated.
Maureen.