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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: tiawooster on Friday 01 February 19 08:33 GMT (UK)
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Morning I am trying to trace the death of Andrew Blellock, born 8 March 1852 in Glasgow. I have him up to 1895 working as a printer and stationer, 4 bath st, glasgow in the post office directory, I have no idea if he got married. This famies names is spelt so many ways, its been hard work putting the tree together, he is the last one I need, can any one help, many thanks
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No sign of him in census or death indexes at www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk or in the indexes to the England and Wales census or the Ireland census in 1901 or 1911. So it looks as if he must have emigrated after the death of his father in 1894.
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many thanks
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Black has this as a rare Scottish surname found Annan 1801, also Blaylock! There's a Blayloch Drive in Glasgow G45. There are a load of Blaylock posts on Rootschat. ;D
Skoosh.
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In the post office directory 1892, after Andrew's name is a P Blelloch of grey and blelloch, I am unable to find a birth for him as well. Mary
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SP has this record in the wills section
Bleloch
Peter MacDowall
28/3/1906
warehouseman, 235 West Regant Street, Glasgow, d. 17/02/1906 at Glasgow, intestate.
Glasgow Sheriff Court Inventories
SC36/48/199
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Found him under bleloch, many thanks all, Mary
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Hi. Andrew Blellock was a son of my great(x3) grandfather. (John Blellock)
Born 8th March 1852 in Gorbals, Glasgow.
Died 8th May 1890 at 33 Gardner Street Glasgow aged 31 years.
Occupation: Stationer's apprentice (1871)
Printer's Machine man (1890)