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Kincardineshire / Re: freeman
« on: Tuesday 09 October 12 15:05 BST (UK) »
Thank-you very much Sy, I will send a PM
Gord
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Kincardineshire / Re: freeman
« on: Friday 05 October 12 15:39 BST (UK) »
Good Morning from Alberta Canada,
I am Gord Guthrie and my mother was Doreen Blease who was the sister to David M. Blease married to Isabel Freeman. If anyone would like to exchange info I would love to hear from you as I only have Isobel's parents names. If you want to connect to the Canadian line-up just holler LOL
Gord
I am Gord Guthrie and my mother was Doreen Blease who was the sister to David M. Blease married to Isabel Freeman. If anyone would like to exchange info I would love to hear from you as I only have Isobel's parents names. If you want to connect to the Canadian line-up just holler LOL
Gord
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Kincardineshire / Re: Banchory Ternan DOW (?)
« on: Thursday 20 October 11 15:06 BST (UK) »
Good morning from Canada,
My grandmother was;
Catherine May Dow m. to Thomas Cuthbert Blease and they lived in Johnshaven.
Her father was George Dow Jr. b1858 m. to May Beattie,
His father was George Dow m. to Mary Smith ,
His father was John Dow m. to Elspet Barclay.
Unfortuneately , that is all the info I have on the Dow's so if anybody sees something familiar I would love to hear from you.
Many thanks,
Gord
My grandmother was;
Catherine May Dow m. to Thomas Cuthbert Blease and they lived in Johnshaven.
Her father was George Dow Jr. b1858 m. to May Beattie,
His father was George Dow m. to Mary Smith ,
His father was John Dow m. to Elspet Barclay.
Unfortuneately , that is all the info I have on the Dow's so if anybody sees something familiar I would love to hear from you.
Many thanks,
Gord
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Renfrewshire / Re: Guthrie's From Greenock
« on: Monday 12 September 11 15:18 BST (UK) »
Howdy Elaine,
Just got back from the link you provided.
What a great wealth of information on the Guthrie's.
Again, many thanks as it looks like a lot of info to add from the grand uncles and aunts children listed, More unknown info!!!
The Markinch, Fife info for Jane is correct so all the info you found is a good connection.
The James born 1882 is my Grandfather, however I didn't know he was an apprentice butcher as he was a farmer when his children were born in Manitoba.
More searching to do in Winnipeg LOL.
Gord
Just got back from the link you provided.
What a great wealth of information on the Guthrie's.
Again, many thanks as it looks like a lot of info to add from the grand uncles and aunts children listed, More unknown info!!!
The Markinch, Fife info for Jane is correct so all the info you found is a good connection.
The James born 1882 is my Grandfather, however I didn't know he was an apprentice butcher as he was a farmer when his children were born in Manitoba.
More searching to do in Winnipeg LOL.
Gord
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Renfrewshire / Re: Guthrie's From Greenock
« on: Monday 12 September 11 14:53 BST (UK) »
Many many thanks for that Elaine,
I have some info on the children but the info on Jane passing in Winnipeg is totally new and unexpected!
She must have joined some of the children here after Roberts passing.
You have the correct family as he was defineately an engine driver and now I am going to try Winnipeg for a burial of Jane.
All the best,
Gord
I have some info on the children but the info on Jane passing in Winnipeg is totally new and unexpected!
She must have joined some of the children here after Roberts passing.
You have the correct family as he was defineately an engine driver and now I am going to try Winnipeg for a burial of Jane.
All the best,
Gord
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Renfrewshire / Guthrie's From Greenock
« on: Wednesday 07 September 11 15:27 BST (UK) »
Good Morning All,
My Great Grandfather was Robert Guthrie m. to Mary Jane Walker and they had 11 children of whom I know only a smidgin about a few of them. His father was John Guthrie m. to a Mary Kenedy and that is as far back as I have.
I was wondering if anybody has any knowledge of the families that stayed in Scotland or even of those that migrated to Australia, the U.S. or other places.
My grandfather came to Canada as well as a few of his siblings but not very much is known about the others. My guess is that a couple of world wars kind of messed up a lot of family ties as they seem to have all disapeared from the face of the earth.
If any thing looks familiar please get in touch and I can match what info I have of the family to see if we are connected.
Many thanks for now,
Gord
My Great Grandfather was Robert Guthrie m. to Mary Jane Walker and they had 11 children of whom I know only a smidgin about a few of them. His father was John Guthrie m. to a Mary Kenedy and that is as far back as I have.
I was wondering if anybody has any knowledge of the families that stayed in Scotland or even of those that migrated to Australia, the U.S. or other places.
My grandfather came to Canada as well as a few of his siblings but not very much is known about the others. My guess is that a couple of world wars kind of messed up a lot of family ties as they seem to have all disapeared from the face of the earth.
If any thing looks familiar please get in touch and I can match what info I have of the family to see if we are connected.
Many thanks for now,
Gord
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Kincardineshire / Re: Walkers in Kincardine and Aberdeen
« on: Monday 11 July 11 15:10 BST (UK) »
Thank-you for those pictures Graeme,
I can't wait til I am retired in a few more years and am able to venture back to Scotland for a holiday and to scour the land for all these rellies sites.
For now,
Gord
I can't wait til I am retired in a few more years and am able to venture back to Scotland for a holiday and to scour the land for all these rellies sites.
For now,
Gord
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Kincardineshire / Re: Walkers in Kincardine and Aberdeen
« on: Friday 08 July 11 18:48 BST (UK) »
Thanks for that ev,
When I returned to the forum I saw that there was a scroll beside the names and discovered what it was for.
Gord
When I returned to the forum I saw that there was a scroll beside the names and discovered what it was for.
Gord
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Kincardineshire / Re: Walkers in Kincardine and Aberdeen
« on: Friday 08 July 11 14:27 BST (UK) »
Howdy again Glen Bervie,
I don't think it was me you sent an e-mail to as I just joined this site the other day. How did you send the message directly to me? I can't find a place to do that back to you.
Gord
I don't think it was me you sent an e-mail to as I just joined this site the other day. How did you send the message directly to me? I can't find a place to do that back to you.
Gord
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