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Further background to the Radical Movement and Upheavals

A strong radical tradition existed in the area since the Radical Upheavals in the fist part of the 19th century. Radicals throughout Scotland, Ireland, England and Wales had been fired with the ideals of Revolutionary France. Thrushgrove Estate was owned by a radical businessman called James Turner, who had a tobacconist shop in High St. near the university. The grounds of Thrushgrove contained a mansion and a cottage and ran from Castle St to around Garnock St. These grounds were the scene of the biggest radical gathering ever seen in the British Isles, in October 1816.....

See www.roystonroadproject.org/archive/history/garngad_politics.htm

Monica

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The Valuation Rolls for 1855 (Ref VR010700003-) show this listing at Thrushgrove:

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...Above is an article from the Glasgow Herald, 15 Aug 1855, describing the trial of a Daniel Knight, and son Michael in the vicinity of Thrushgrove House.
Looking at other articles, apparently this area was well known for these occurrences.

There was certainly a lot of rioting going on in the area!

A full report of the proceedings here (link shrunk from google books) www.rootschat.com/links/01t5a/

Monica

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Does look like the abbreviation of James.

He did have a son James, didn't he? Showing as aged 8 on the 1851 census living at Thrushgrove house. Other sons showing as Michael, Daniel and Thomas?

Monica

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Place? unclear on death cert
« on: Wednesday 01 May 24 21:01 BST (UK)  »

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Lanarkshire / Re: Cat H Burnhouse, Carnwath
« on: Wednesday 01 May 24 13:44 BST (UK)  »
yes because I had attached a snip of the address from the original census and realised it maybe a breach of copyright so deleted it.

It is ok to post this clip for help with deciphering, crab2  :)

This does not infringe any copyright rules.

Monica

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Lanarkshire / Re: Cat H Burnhouse, Carnwath
« on: Monday 29 April 24 21:07 BST (UK)  »
Am I right in thinking that the ref to Cat H Burnhouse, Carnwath comes from the transcript (I am looking at Ancestry) for the 1861 census?

See it also mentioned here https://sandieteddy.wordpress.com/the-crawford-family/

Has anyone looked at the original image on SP?

Monica


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Family History Beginners Board / Re: McGookin James born 1861 approx
« on: Saturday 27 April 24 22:26 BST (UK)  »
The Thomas who married Agnes McGookin in Dalry in 1859 does show as a widower...

Could James have been born to first wife Agnes Armstrong? Birth some time between marriage to Agnes Armstrong on 28 March 1857 and at some point before the death of Agnes Armstrong (latest by marriage date to Agnes McGookin in November 1859)? First born boy being called James after Thomas's father? Remaining in Ireland whilst his father headed off to Scotland for work and Thomas remarrying there to another Agnes (second cousin) and making his life in Ayrshire?

Clip from the 1859 marriage below:


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Family History Beginners Board / Re: McGookin James born 1861 approx
« on: Saturday 27 April 24 22:15 BST (UK)  »
This entry in 1901 looks to be the family of farmer James who died in 1894 I think. Mother Eliza showing as widowed http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Ballynure/Lismenary/991058/

Monica

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