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Offline Falleneagle

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COMPLETE Question about surnames
« on: Wednesday 29 April 15 16:12 BST (UK) »
Is the surname Lockie a form of Lockhart?


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Kevin
Lockhart, MacDonald, Guerin, Evans, Johnston

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Re: Question about surnames
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 29 April 15 17:18 BST (UK) »
Hi Kevin
in Cumbrian newspapers the name was often spelled Lockie, so I would guess it would be the same on the Scottish side of the border?

David Lockhart, the botanist, came from Kirkandrews on Esk, in Cumberland: the Carlisle Patriot in 1839 mentioned his father John Lockie winning a prize at the Netherby Agricultural Society.

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Re: Question about surnames
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 29 April 15 17:58 BST (UK) »
Quote from: robbiesmum on Wednesday 29 April 15 17:18 BST (UK)
Hi Kevin
in Cumbrian newspapers the name was often spelled Lockie, so I would guess it would be the same on the Scottish side of the border?

David Lockhart, the botanist, came from Kirkandrews on Esk, in Cumberland: the Carlisle Patriot in 1839 mentioned his father John Lockie winning a prize at the Netherby Agricultural Society.

cheers
robbiesmum

This is great news as David Lockhart is my 3rd Great Grand Uncle. Thank you so much for this...

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Kevin
Lockhart, MacDonald, Guerin, Evans, Johnston
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