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So far unable to locate the wherabouts of Agnes Robertson McKellar on the 1911 Census, Agnes R McMillan b1883 in Gatehouse of Fleet  married Alexander McKellar in 1906 in Greenock [ 18 Wellington St ] they had 2 children, Jessie McMillan McKellar b 1907 at Gatehouse and Margaret Brown McKellar b 1910 also at Gatehouse at their Grandmothers house.
When I looked for the family I cannot find the husband Alexander b 1880 Greenock nor Agnes and Margaret.
I did locate Jessie at her Grans in Gatehouse on 1911 Census.
I also traced the F John  & M Jane Mckellar but no Alexander still living in 18 Wellington St Greenock
I wondered if Agnes & little Margaret could have been in hospital, if that was the case would they have bee inculeded on the Census?

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Re: Agnes Robertson McKellar nee McMillan b1883 missing from 1911 Census Greenock
« Reply #1 on: Friday 17 April 15 11:18 BST (UK) »
Hi olduser

I struggle to find them too for you  :-\ Can't see anything obvious for them either in England or Ireland for 1911.

People in hospitals and other institutions are recorded in the censuses.

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Re: Agnes Robertson McKellar nee McMillan b1883 missing from 1911 Census Greenock
« Reply #2 on: Friday 17 April 15 12:20 BST (UK) »
Monical, thanks I thought I was missing something.
Maybe there's a return missing.
I'll keep on searching & let the forum know

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I know Agnes's husband Alexander McKellar b abt 1880 in Greenock died in WW1, the war memorial has an entry for Alexander McKellar Shipmaster Transport Services.
How would I go about finding more about this  ?


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This might help...

From Wills & Testaments on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk:

Alexander MACKELLAR - 03/09/1918 - MASTER MARINER, 17 BRISBANE STREET, GREENOCK, D. 08/09/1917 AT HAVRE, FRANCE, INTESTATE. @ GREENOCK SHERIFF COURT   SC53/41/26

He died without making a will (intestate). Not sure, as it is not showing, what type of document it might be . 5 pages showing for the document.

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Thanks for your speedy reply.
I'll have another look at the family papers as well as at SP

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Maybe another birth here ?(following the possible lead from the address):

McKELLAR 1913 A son to Mr & Mrs Alex McKellar born at 8
Brisbane Street, Greenock on 28th July 1913
(Greenock Telegraph 29.7.1913)
www.inverclyde.gov.uk/Search/?k=streets&d=1&r=56721&page=16&&v=1


The housing in Brisbane Street looks to have been there some time. These photos might be interesting http://jane-firthofclyde.blogspot.co.uk/2009/10/greenock-brisbane-street-2.html  Streetview also also 8 Brisbane Street (assuming it wasn't renumbered along the way...and I am right that these properties look to have likely been there around the 1910s).

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 ??? Two Alexander McKellars showing in Brisbane Street on the 1915 Valuation Rolls.

1915   Tenant Occupier    - Alexander MACKELLAR - HOUSE NO 17 BRISBANE STREET   GREENOCK, GREENOCK BURGH   VR36 / 71 / 676  This is the address showing on Wills & Testaments on SP

1915   Tenant Occupier - Alexander MACKELLAR - HOUSE NO 8 BRISBANE STREET   GREENOCK   GREENOCK BURGH   VR36 / 71 / 687 This is the address showing for a birth in 1913.

If you look at these, hopefully the occupation of the Alexander will help...

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MonicaL thanks for all this information. These all look interesting we haven't any family records of a son but worth another search.
I 'll take a quite look a SP after tea & let the forum know if there's a possible match.
Thanks again

Just d/l the Will for17 Brisbane St but not my relative the widow was a Sarah McKellar nee Carmichael.
The McKellar at 8 Brisbane St was a joiner