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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Dunbartonshire => Topic started by: Pooziej on Thursday 16 April 15 16:25 BST (UK)
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I am starting all over again with the Aitken family as I think I followed the wrong line.
Here is what I do know for a fact:
William Samuel Aitken born 01 Jan 1882 in 42 Levenhaugh St in Dennystown.
I have his father as James born 01 Jan 1860 in Kirkintillock, Dunbartonshire, Scotland and his mother Elizabeth Jane McCrudden born 06 Nov 1867 in Randalstown, Antrim, Ireland.
I then have a marriage for them in Randelstown County, Antrim, Ireland on Nov. 9, 1877 but that is wrong. Elizabeth would have only been 10! I have a copy of the marriage record & it states both James & Eliza were over age 21 so perhaps her birth year is wrong. ? Something is off here.
I am hoping the census records giver their ages & we can find out exactly who William's parents & grandparents were.
Thank you,
Donna
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Hi
The 1891 entry shows Eliza as 32 so born approx 1858/9
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Thank you for the info. I thought her age must have been entered incorrectly on her tree page.
Thanks!
Donna
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Donna, I think Elizabeth Jane MCRUDDEN/Aitken died in 1911 in DUMBARTON at the age of 55.
Her parents' names should show on her death registration, if known to the informant.
Monica
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Thank you. I will pass on this information.
Donna
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Going to the Family History Centre at the Mitchell Library tomorrow (Saturday 18 April ). Happy to look up the death certificate if that would help
isk
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Thank you! I would truly appreciate that!!!
I don't have a death date for either her or James or proof positive names for their parents. Would be great to fill in some blanks! :)
Thank you search angel!!!
Donna
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Hope I can find something that will help. Be in touch soon. Isk
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Hello Donna, quite a successful day. i think it might be best if I sent you a pm as some information is too recent for this Forum. isk
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Well done, isk :) Sure it has all been a great help ;)
Monica
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Thanks Monica. These questions always make me grateful that I live within a short train journey of the Family History Centre at the Mitchell Library. Also good that they are opening the access on one Saturday a month making it easier for those who are working. It is certainly proving popular and I understand that the Saturday in May is already fully booked. Isk
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;D
I am so happy with the information!! So glad I have found this genealogy board! You all are awesome!!