Patrick Clampett sailor from The Faythe

[taramcdsmall]

OOOHHHH

My Great Great Grandmother was a Scottish Fraser 

Ireland DO have a similar site to Scotlands People ~

Our version is called rootsireland

http://www.rootsireland.ie/

It's €25 for a months subscription.

For that you can view 1000 church TRANSCRIPTIONS.

A bit expensive if you only have one record to look up but a bargain if you have LOTS 

Tara

[dakota1978x]

Brilliant i will have to have a wee nosey. My husband is a Scottish Fraser . His family are from around Aberdeen and Inverness

[taramcdsmall]

Old Machar is where my Great Great Grandmother was born 

Tara

[dakota1978x]

My husbands great grandfather John Fraser lived in Tarves which is only about half an hour away . He does have family from Old Machar on his grannies side a Mary Cobban and she was born about 1781

[shellback]

 I remember a Mrs Clampitt who lived in the Faythe. i think she was the widow of a sailor. This would be in the 1950s. I will try to make some inquiries locally and pass on any info to you.

[shellback]

 I remember a Mrs Clampitt living in the Faythe .I think she was the widow of a sailor .This was in the 1950s. I will make inquiries locally and pass on any info to you.

[dathai]

A Thomas Clampett on here the Faythe 1917 petty sessions
http://www.nationalarchives.ie/search-the-archives/

[dakota1978x]

That would be absolutely great if you could Shellback . Patrick Clampett's wife Johanna died in 1932 but I know that he had a brother who live nearby. His brother was Thomas and I think he is the one mentioned in the Petty sessions in 1917.
We are still at a bit of a dead end with them but hope to find out more when we visit Wexford in the future.

[dathai]

This Thomas Clampett if same guy appears to be an only child
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Wexford/Wexford_No__2_Urban/Faythe_Street/697287/