location

[nvb272]

Can anyone identify this location in Old Monkland?

[apanderson]

Causeyside, Fullarton (Tollcross area).

Causeyside isn't mentioned, but it will let you see where Fullarton was: http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/record/nls/11053/ordnance-survey-25-inch-mile-lanark-sheet-00713/os25inch

Anne

[Magiccat1978]

There is a reference to Causeyside Old Monkland here : http://www.monklands.co.uk/lanarkshire/
and here https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=WaHrCqQIjt8C&pg=PA203&lpg=PA203&dq=causeyside+old+monkland&source=bl&ots=u7TkZ3eGlP&sig=FHmyAd85_cNiwRf1XwzrLXK-aZY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiQw5awqazSAhWjJcAKHdP5DaYQ6AEITjAJ#v=onepage&q=causeyside%20old%20monkland&f=false

will keep looking for you 

Laura

[scotmum]

In a later timescale, the Scottish Mining website has mention, of a Causeyside Street, Fullarton, Old Monkland and, per the following link under Old Monkland,  Causeyside Street, Tollcross:

http://www.scottishmining.co.uk/234.html

[scotmum]

There's a Daniel McGinly (with wife and children), a bottomer in coal pit, of near enough right 'birth year' age in Dunlop's Land, Main Street, Shettleston at 1851. This came under the 'hamlet' of Tollcross.

Possibly same chap, albeit transcribed McKinlay (minus wife, so fits with the Daniel of the death certificate being a widower, and with youngest child, if same Daniel), at Dunn's Land, Old Monkland in 1861. This came under the 'hamlet' of Fullarton.

[garngad]

I wonder if this could be the present Causwayside  St in Auchenshuggle my ancestors lived here in the early 1900 till the 1940s and where from the mining community.

[nanville]

Auchenshuggle I think it would be the right area.

[nanville]

It certainly is.

[doddsie4]

    Garngad,
                  I am  sure that's it.     Still there, it runs off Tollcross Road, heading south to join onto London Road.     Shettleston is a little bit north of it and Mount Vernon, where I am, to the east.