Comries of Kilsyth

[Julze]

Hi Julie,
Yes that sounds about right, my Uncle Doug did go over to England and he caught up with some extended family.  He has researched the family tree.  Glad that you have access to it all.  I am a beginner with researching the family tree.  I know a little about the history through talking to my grandparents when they were alive.  That is all I know.  I think I may start to look into it a little more in-depth.
Sorry to hear about your brother. 
Take care
Julie

[jubed]

Hi Julie That's great news,I thought Doug was probably your uncle. I did have contact with him through Rootschat a few years ago Do please give him my regards Tell him I'm Stephen's (from Herefordshire)sister from Carlisle Cumbria. It was really funny when Ste showed me some photos of Doug, we couldn't get over how much he looked like our cousin Geoff who is our dad's sister's son ! Also we think he's like our grandad was although, unfortunately, we only have one photo of him.So that makes us cousins twice removed I think Don't know how much information you have ( or want) but I could possibly dig a lot out if you're interested Best wishes Julie xx

[apanderson]

Peter Comrie mentioned at the beginning of this thread appears to have been buried in Kilsyth Churchyard or at least has a gravestone there.

See (Kilsyth Churchyard): http://www.memento-mori.co.uk/35.pdf

There are quite a few Comries there and also in Kilsyth Cemetery, see: http://www.memento-mori.co.uk/34.pdf

Anne 

[jubed]

Hi Anne Many thanks for the link.The Jean (Stirling) Comrie mentioned is definitely my gggrandmother The date is correct for Peter Comrie, the only problem is his age is down as 80 when he was just 50 when he died. Probably just an error Thankyou very much once again for your help Julie