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Northamptonshire / Re: Mary Ann Rimmer Roade c1825 - Lookup Request
« on: Monday 20 August 07 18:25 BST (UK) »
Disappointing but thank you so much for such a speedy response!
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Northamptonshire / Mary Ann Rimmer Roade c1825 - Lookup Request
« on: Monday 20 August 07 17:50 BST (UK) »
Can a kind person help please?
Trying to locate the Birth/CH of Mary Ann Rimmer c1825 at Roade - her parents please?
Does anyone have the 1841 census and is she on it in Roade aged approx. 15 years?
Many thanks in anticipation...
Trying to locate the Birth/CH of Mary Ann Rimmer c1825 at Roade - her parents please?
Does anyone have the 1841 census and is she on it in Roade aged approx. 15 years?
Many thanks in anticipation...
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Dumfriesshire / Re: langholm parish memorials
« on: Monday 30 July 07 15:22 BST (UK) »
Angie
It seems that only one child William c1864 of the entire Scott family survived ...the rest i.e those mentioned on the grave had been Mill Workers in 1881 a dangerous occupation...
The reason John Scott died in Renfew was William as above was living there in 1901 and probably was there in 1922 upon John in fathers death. Great to put a story to BMD information
Sincere thanks K
It seems that only one child William c1864 of the entire Scott family survived ...the rest i.e those mentioned on the grave had been Mill Workers in 1881 a dangerous occupation...
The reason John Scott died in Renfew was William as above was living there in 1901 and probably was there in 1922 upon John in fathers death. Great to put a story to BMD information
Sincere thanks K
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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Kirkmabreck Marriage Carlile / McDowall
« on: Friday 27 July 07 15:51 BST (UK) »
WOW !!! Another Q are you sure that S Mc marraige in 1836 is to Elizabeth Craig 
as I have him in 1851 with wife Mary Though of course this could be a second marraige.
Any idea of his childrens names?
K
as I have him in 1851 with wife Mary Though of course this could be a second marraige.Any idea of his childrens names?
K
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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Kirkmabreck Marriage Carlile / McDowall
« on: Friday 27 July 07 15:41 BST (UK) »Thks G ....yes I'm aware of Ann c1823 (I've traced her marriage and life up until 1901) and Agnes c1837 and whilst I was in the area in May I visited Dumfries and the record office managed to track down the above but was dismayed not to find any other siblings i.e. those that appear on the 1841 census. I can only surmise that because the legal requirement of registration didn't exist until 1855 then some births were not registered Interesting that you have turned up a Samuel McDowall marriage in 1836 I missed that one! I'll see what more I can find out..
You point out that Samual McDowall senior probably died 1836 - 1841 I too think that , however an Alexander McDowall appears aged 8 years on the 1851 census son of Agnes - a puzzle indeed... I have been unable to find Alexander thereafter...
As for the Carlile's - you mention James c1802-1806 - what area KKD
is he in 1841 and I take it that Ann his wife is not with him?The Carlile's are facinating there are 3 James Carlile's
James c 1796 Ireland census 1851 - 1871 Creetown/Liverpool
James son of above c 1825 probably Ireland no census trace
James son of above c1849 Creetown census c1851- 1871 Creetown / Liverpool
James c 1825 is named upon James c1849 marriage in 1871 Liverpool he was a Stone Mason ( Deseased). James c1849 a Engineer on 1871 census and his marriage - in 1872 upon the birth of his daughter his occ Engine Fitter in 1881 his wife is alone in Liverpool and calls herself a Mariners Wife. Their is a family suggestion that James went to Sierre Leone Africa and died there ..... I have been unable to trace his death in Liverpool - by 1891 his wife states she is a widow- his death must have occured between 1881 - 1891 ...some day I'll find him !
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Dumfriesshire / Re: langholm parish memorials
« on: Friday 27 July 07 15:10 BST (UK) »
Angie
Many, many thanks for this - yes they are my ancesters.
John Scott lived to a fine age as did his brothers - good to see, and hope for me yet! Interesting that he moved to Renfew too. Sad though that many of his and Agnes's children died young.
A question you quote ... ''lso Johns young son of the above who died 16/8/1917'' - can't figure out who this is??? Can you help further?
Sincere thanks again
K
Many, many thanks for this - yes they are my ancesters.
John Scott lived to a fine age as did his brothers - good to see, and hope for me yet! Interesting that he moved to Renfew too. Sad though that many of his and Agnes's children died young.
A question you quote ... ''lso Johns young son of the above who died 16/8/1917'' - can't figure out who this is??? Can you help further?
Sincere thanks again
K
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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Kirkmabreck Marriage Carlile / McDowall
« on: Wednesday 25 July 07 17:56 BST (UK) »
OK Gadget ..I'll take a look ....happy hunting!
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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Kirkmabreck Marriage Carlile / McDowall
« on: Wednesday 25 July 07 17:20 BST (UK) »
Gadget - you are a STAR ....thk u.
No is the answer to your question....the ONLY piece of evidence I have is the 1851 census were James Carlile aged 2 is with his grandmother Agnes McDowall.
I surmised that a marriage took place as James adopts the surname of Carlile rather than McDowall. I believe James's parents died and this is why he in 1861 is with his paternal grandparents aged 11. I knw his father was also James and that he was a Stone Mason probably working at Creetown quarry he was deceased in 1871 upon James's marriage in Liverpool.
Did any of your sources pick up a Daniel or Peter Carlile - they were brothers of James.....
K
No is the answer to your question....the ONLY piece of evidence I have is the 1851 census were James Carlile aged 2 is with his grandmother Agnes McDowall.
I surmised that a marriage took place as James adopts the surname of Carlile rather than McDowall. I believe James's parents died and this is why he in 1861 is with his paternal grandparents aged 11. I knw his father was also James and that he was a Stone Mason probably working at Creetown quarry he was deceased in 1871 upon James's marriage in Liverpool.
Did any of your sources pick up a Daniel or Peter Carlile - they were brothers of James.....
K
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Dumfriesshire / Re: langholm parish memorials
« on: Wednesday 25 July 07 16:19 BST (UK) »
Thank you for this offer .
Can you please locate (if poss!) John and Agnes Scott post 1901?
Both were living at 1 Mary Street Langholm in 1901 John was born in 1831 Agnes 1832.
They also had sons Alexander 1867 and James 1861 who after 1881 disappear - presumed dead?
K
Can you please locate (if poss!) John and Agnes Scott post 1901?
Both were living at 1 Mary Street Langholm in 1901 John was born in 1831 Agnes 1832.
They also had sons Alexander 1867 and James 1861 who after 1881 disappear - presumed dead?
K