Denny Picture (Bingo)Hall

[Billy Anderson]

Anderson
You are absolutely spot on we are related and thanks for the info will send you a  PM,regards Billy.

[Anderson]

Thanks Billy
Will look forward to seeing where we are connected
Anderson

[Billy Anderson]

Hi Anderson
 Your Great grandfather David Anderson and my Great, great grandfather Alexander Anderson were brothers.
Does anybody know what that makes us?

[Anderson]

Hi Bill
according too PAF we are 3rd cousins 1 time removed.  Their common ancestors are William ANDERSON (D) and Helen MILLER (D).
Never knew I was once removed.
Look forward to getting the rest of info your side.
Anderson

[LiliinTO]

Hi Anne,

If I understood correctly, I believe you are transcribing the Denny Cemetery.  I am researching the descendants of John Eddie Kennedy & Jean Burns of Falkirk & Denny who emigrated to Canada abt 1852/3 and settled in Egremont Twp, Grey Co., Ontario.  They had 12 children born in Scotland - and while most were born in Falkirk they seem to have been baptized at the Old Parish Church in Denny.  Four of their childen died young and I am wondering if three of them might have been buried in the Denny Cemetery.  They would be:

>  William Kennedy (b. 25 Apr 1831 / d. 1835)

>  Jean Kennedy (b. 10 Apr 1835 / d. Feb 1840)

>  Elizabeth Kennedy (b. 24 Oct 1838 / d. 1849)

Any help at all would be appreciated.

Many thanks,

Lili Kennedy
Toronto

[Billy Anderson]

Hi Lili,
Welcome to roots chat, your request has come up on the Denny Bingo Hall thread.
If you select new topic and type in your request again I am sure Anne will find it and reply, kind regards Billy.

[LiliinTO]

Billy,

Many thanks for your redirection.  Have done as suggested.

Lili

[JSherry]

Hi I have found this link to a very good picture of
Denny public hall hope this is useful

http://www.falkirklocalhistorysociety.co.uk/gallery/index.php?txtMode=view&cid=9&pid=135

[Anderson]

Thankyou for finding the old photo. They are magic. If only I could find an old photo of my G/granfather David Anderson who built the old Denny Hall.
Many thanks again
Anderson