Robert Inglis Haggart Markinch, Fife, Scotland

[Rosinish]

Here's more of "Upper Greens"

(copy & paste this into websearch bar)
urlm.in/tjcm

Annie

[Rosinish]

1851 -

David Haggart   50 b. Cuss, Fife
Mary Haggart   48 b. Alyth, Angus

I suspect Cuss to be Culross 
Alyth comes under Perthshire now

Annie

[Scottleneveu]

Hello Annie,
Yes it could be Culross or maybe Cults 

Scott

[Rosinish]

The 'ss' as opposed to 's' would suggest Culross I think 

Do you have a specific Markinch address?

Annie

[Scottleneveu]

Yea I can see that, perhaps you're right. No, I've only seen the death certificate at the moment and as if said earlier, it only had upper greens auchtermuchty on it. I'll have to buy it again as I can't remember it clearly and I can't remember who sent me it in the first place!

Scott

[Rosinish]

Downloadable www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk for less than £1.50 bp which is fantastic as no waiting up to 14 days for post 

Annie

[Rosinish]

I think Cuss is a transcription error to be honest as it's a fair distance from Markinch or Auchtermuchty but Cults is near both 

Annie

[Rosinish]

I've seen a death certificate for Robert Inglis Haggart and it looked as though it said something like Janet Crockert in his mothers name, I've found a mother named Mary 

It seems that Robert Inglis grandparents were David Haggart & Jean/Janet Crockart (various spellings) & his parents were David Haggart (1800) & Mary Crockart although David had a brother Robert (1806)

Annie

[Scottleneveu]

Oh really? That's interesting, it's weird that both his mum and his grandmother were named Crockert  isn't it

Scott