Author Topic: Thomas Nicol - Sailmaker in Montrose during 1800s  (Read 5292 times)

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Re: Thomas Nicol - Sailmaker in Montrose during 1800s
« Reply #36 on: Friday 24 February 17 18:40 GMT (UK) »
Yeah bit of a pain

Couple of extra snippets

Charlotte was born in Boddin

On Jessie Nichol birth entry it says "Thomas Nichol salmon fisher at Boddin"

Looking at a Thomas born 1794 at St Vigeans but actually was Colliston Mill.

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Re: Thomas Nicol - Sailmaker in Montrose during 1800s
« Reply #37 on: Friday 24 February 17 19:24 GMT (UK) »
Looking at a Thomas born 1794 at St Vigeans but actually was Colliston Mill.
Colliston is in the parish of St Vigeans.
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Re: Thomas Nicol - Sailmaker in Montrose during 1800s
« Reply #38 on: Tuesday 28 February 17 10:46 GMT (UK) »
So the latest update on this

I decided to try and look at Thomas Snrs other children

Jessie b.1827 appears to have died very young, prior to the departure to Ferry Port.

Jane b1833 married James Spink in 1851, in Montrose. James Spink was a Merchant Seaman.

David b.1836 became a hairdresser. In 1861 he was still living with his mother Charlotte and later married Ann Logan(s) in 1868, in Montrose.  He died in Montrose in 1902 and on his DC it states that his parents were Thomas Nicol (Fisherman) and Charlotte Gardyne.

Charlotte Jnr b.1838, finding it difficult to pin her down at moment.

So interesting, but unfortunately does not get me any closer in identifying who Thomas Snr actually was.

The Thomas Nicol born at St Vigeans in 1794, is a candidate and I was unable to locate him in the 1841 census. Clealry the evidence I have is that Thomas Snr most likely died between 1838 and 1841.

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Re: Thomas Nicol - Sailmaker in Montrose during 1800s
« Reply #39 on: Monday 01 April 24 12:51 BST (UK) »
 Could Thomas nicol born 1802 ferryport on craig to Thomas and Janet nicol be the one who married Charlotte garden