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Perthshire / Re: The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Wednesday 20 November 19 20:09 GMT (UK)  »
Okay, so, his mother died at The Village 20yrs later, 1889.
1881 census she lived with her husband at Pomarium Street, St Leonards Parish, Perth, a stones throw from the General Prison.
His father/her husband died at Pomarium 1886 from senile decay. Assuming this was a medical condition and not worthy of putting him in prison for, I have to deduct from this they simply lived/worked in the area close to the prison and there was may be a small community known as The Village that maybe served the prison needs.
Perhaps after her husbands death she had to move out of the home and lived at 'The Village' until she passed away.

I have tried to attach a screenshot from her death certificate.

Michael

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Perthshire / Re: The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Wednesday 20 November 19 12:37 GMT (UK)  »
Yes, I have to agree, me too.
Baffled at this one.
I'm trying to attach the screen shot but not sure if it will go through.
One of lifes' little mysteries I'd say.
Thank you.

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Perthshire / Re: The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Tuesday 19 November 19 21:59 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Annie,

Occupation: Mariner RNR (Royal Navy Reserve), Seaman on marriage records and French/dyer silk cleaner while in Perth from census records.

Michael

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Perthshire / Re: The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Tuesday 19 November 19 21:37 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,

The 1869 marriage:
James Gellatly / Margaret Burden Married: 26/11/1869 General Prison, Perth.
At time of marriage he was 27yr’s, Seaman, living at Exchange Street, Dundee. Father was John Gellatly, Mason (deceased) & mother Lily Gellatly (Kirk) (deceased).
She was 23yr’s, Domestic Servant, living at Kemback

The 1889 death:
Catherine Burden, dies The Village, General Prison Perth. Cause of death malignant decease of the leg, 5 months. Aged 80 yr’s.

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Perthshire / The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Tuesday 19 November 19 21:18 GMT (UK)  »
Hi all,

I have managed to find an ancestors marriage certificate and another's death certificate that both refer to a place named as 'The Village, General Prison Perth'.

1869 relative residing in Dundee was married at The Village.
1889 relative died at The Village.

I did find an old map reference and to be honest the prison itself sounds pretty grim with some of the names of the wings & buildings.
https://www.scottishindexes.com/institutions/29.aspx

However, I cannot find any reference anywhere to 'The Village' and wondered if anybody could enlighten me?

Really appreciated, thank you!
Warmest - Michael

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Perthshire / Re: Perth Cemeteries
« on: Monday 23 October 17 20:38 BST (UK)  »
and 1911 census, after James remarried.

Living 7 Grey Row, Tibbermore, Landward
James Black, head, 52yr’s, married, Linen Beetler, born Redgorton
Margaret Black, wife, 42yr’s, married 1yr, born Redgorton
Leonard Black, son, 21yr’s, Linen Beetler, born Methven
William Black, son, 17yr’s, Apprentice Grocer, Perth Cooperative Society, born Redgrton
Janette Black, daughter, 10yr’s, scholar, born Redgorton

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Perthshire / Re: Perth Cemeteries
« on: Monday 23 October 17 20:01 BST (UK)  »
Hi Annie,

My grandmothers parents were James Black (1861-1943) and Jessie Cant (1864-1903). James re-married after Jessie died but James and his 2nd wife didn't have any of their own children.

I have them on the 1891 & 1901 census.
1891 census: Living at Village Street, Almondbank, Methven.
James Black, head, married, 30yr’s, Cloth Beetler, born Methven
Jessie Black, wife, married, 26yr’s, born Guthrie, Forfarshire
Alfred Black, son, 4yr’s scholar, born Methven
Leonard Black, son, 1yr, born Methven

1901 census: Living at Bridgeton, Redgorton
James Black, head, married, 40yr’s, Linen Beetler, born Redgorton
Jessie Black, wife, married, 36yr’s, born Guthrie, Forfarshire
Alfred Black, son, 14yr’s, Apprentice Clerk, born Methven
Leonard Black, son, 11yr’s, scholar, born Methven
William C. Black, son, 7yr’s, scholar, born Redgorton
David J. Black, son, 4yr’s, born Redgorton
Janette G. Black, daughter, 8 months, born Redgorton

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Perthshire / Re: Perth Cemeteries
« on: Thursday 19 October 17 21:55 BST (UK)  »
Hi Buckhyne, I will investigate the MI booklets - thank you!

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Perthshire / Re: Perth Cemeteries
« on: Thursday 19 October 17 21:54 BST (UK)  »
Hi Annie, I couldn't find any birth/deaths in SP. Haven't exhausted every avenue yet. Thank you Annie

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