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Title: James Anderson in Hawick
Post by: classicgirl on Thursday 30 June 11 15:09 BST (UK)
Hi

Am trying to track down When James Anderson, b 1874 Hawick died.
I have been told he died in a railway accident whilst at work on the railway. He was living in Hawick at the time of his death, and thats all I know.

He was married to Ellen Richardson 10th June 1897 in Hawick who survived him and remarried later to a Walter Romanes, have yet to find when this new marriage happened though.

Does anybody know where I should begin?He had 3 kids, the youngest - Grace, born in 1900, not sure when the other two, Thomas & Margaret, were born. Have trawled through as many sites as I can, but cannot find any Death registered  ???

All help gratefully appreciated

Carolyn  :)
Title: Re: James Anderson in Hawick
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 30 June 11 15:10 BST (UK)
Have you checked the 1911 census to see if he was still alive at that time

Pay per view only on Scotlands People
Title: Re: James Anderson in Hawick
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 30 June 11 15:15 BST (UK)
A basic search on SP shows a 1922 marriage between Ellen Anderson and Walter Romaines (note spelling) in Roxburgh
Title: Re: James Anderson in Hawick
Post by: classicgirl on Thursday 30 June 11 15:53 BST (UK)
Hi Carole that was quick

Thank you for the marriage info on Ellen Anderson and Walter Romaines, that was new info for me  :-*

Regarding James Anderson, I haven't got a definate location in the 1901 census, he was away on census night, and Ellen was described as wife of a railway surfaceman - not a widow, she was staying at her mothers home with my nan, Grace Anderson b1900, havent accessed the scottish 1911 census yet, will have a go at the pay per view site, when I get a chance,  Thanks for the reminder that the 1911 census is now open to the public, last time I looked for scotland, it wasn't up and running for Roxburghshire, so have been chasing the English side of the family.  :)

Thanks for your time and help, your a superstar  :-*

Happy Hunting

Carolyn  :)