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Northumberland / Re: Charles Lawerance N Lotinga
« on: Sunday 20 March 16 17:14 GMT (UK) »
Thanks everyone, on his marriage (1914) to Mary it states he was widowed and his parents were Noah Lotinga and Mary Gillen.
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Northumberland / Charles Lawerance N Lotinga
« on: Sunday 20 March 16 12:57 GMT (UK) »
Looking info on Charles.
He was born in 1856 and married Eleanor Atkinson Dec 1881 in Northumberland . Lived in Cardiff and had several children with Eleanor. Her married in 1914 in Ayrshire Scotland to Mary Buchanan and had a son Hope Lotinga in 1915/1916 his occupation on marriage was a mariner. Would like to know what happened to him after this. There is another two marriages of a Charles L Lotinga one in Chepstow(1911)and one in Cardiff (1939) There is also a death on Poplar London March 1942.
Was this him ?
Many thanks Liz
He was born in 1856 and married Eleanor Atkinson Dec 1881 in Northumberland . Lived in Cardiff and had several children with Eleanor. Her married in 1914 in Ayrshire Scotland to Mary Buchanan and had a son Hope Lotinga in 1915/1916 his occupation on marriage was a mariner. Would like to know what happened to him after this. There is another two marriages of a Charles L Lotinga one in Chepstow(1911)and one in Cardiff (1939) There is also a death on Poplar London March 1942.
Was this him ?
Many thanks Liz
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Ayrshire / Re: Nelsons Land Elba Street St Quivox
« on: Wednesday 04 November 15 19:17 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the information and map, very interesting
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Ayrshire / Re: Nelsons Land Elba Street St Quivox
« on: Tuesday 03 November 15 19:55 GMT (UK) »
It says Nelson L Elba Street. Could be land or Lane I presume. However I'm sure I saw Land somewhere but this could just be a transcribing error. Would still like to find out where it was. On the census 1861 there was also a Hyslop L and Ferguson L mentioned ...
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Ayrshire / Nelsons Land Elba Street St Quivox
« on: Tuesday 03 November 15 18:53 GMT (UK) »
I have family who stayed at Nelsons Land Elba Street St Quivox in the 1861 census, Does anyone know where this land was and why it was called Nelsons land.
My ancestors were Nelsons and lived in stquivox in the late 1890's .
Any help appreciated
Many Thanks
My ancestors were Nelsons and lived in stquivox in the late 1890's .
Any help appreciated
Many Thanks
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Ayrshire / Re: Hugh Fraser/Frazer born Girvan 1835.
« on: Saturday 18 October 14 14:47 BST (UK) »
Many thanks for your input Monica
Looks like Hugh Snr fathered both Hughs..no mention of my Hugh in will..
best wishes
Liz
Looks like Hugh Snr fathered both Hughs..no mention of my Hugh in will..
best wishes
Liz
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Ayrshire / Re: Hugh Fraser/Frazer born Girvan 1835.
« on: Friday 17 October 14 22:10 BST (UK) »
Robert Gordon and Jean had a son Robert.
the 1861 census Girvan has jean and her husband living in Plumb street.
Jean died in 1876 aged 78 in plumb street ..her husband Robert a labourer. Her parents were Gilbert Logie and Mary Shaw..
the 1861 census Girvan has jean and her husband living in Plumb street.
Jean died in 1876 aged 78 in plumb street ..her husband Robert a labourer. Her parents were Gilbert Logie and Mary Shaw..
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Ayrshire / Re: Hugh Fraser/Frazer born Girvan 1835.
« on: Friday 17 October 14 21:47 BST (UK) »
Hugh's father was a manufacturers agent on the marriage certificate and on his death certificate he was a grocer and wine merchant.
Witnesses were Matthew Sneddon and William Sneddon.
Many thanks
Liz
Witnesses were Matthew Sneddon and William Sneddon.
Many thanks
Liz
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Ayrshire / Re: Hugh Fraser/Frazer born Girvan 1835.
« on: Friday 17 October 14 21:22 BST (UK) »
Hugh married Margaret Sneddon/Snedden on 25th May 1857. Parents were Hugh Frazer and Jean Logie ( Not written as Jean frazer NM Logie which makes me think they did not marry).His occupation was Cotton Weaver.
I have those 1851 census that you have found which also makes me think he had two sons around the same time.
Hugh who was the cotton weaver died in Ayr 1910 and worked on the Railway.
I have also had a look at the inventory taken on Hugh the grocers death. He appeared to be in debt and his wife was not around and is close kin was his son Hugh in Glasgow.
Confusing with all these hughs
I have those 1851 census that you have found which also makes me think he had two sons around the same time.
Hugh who was the cotton weaver died in Ayr 1910 and worked on the Railway.
I have also had a look at the inventory taken on Hugh the grocers death. He appeared to be in debt and his wife was not around and is close kin was his son Hugh in Glasgow.
Confusing with all these hughs