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I wonder if this could be your man at 107 Market Street, Brechin in 1871.

James Mitchell   40 born Marykirk, Cabinetmaker.
Helen Watson   35

I haven't checked for confirmation but it looks as though his wife, Helen Watson/Mitchell died in 1871.

There was a wee snippet in The Scotsman, February 28th 1938, announcing that Winifred B Stonehouse passed her nursing exam at The Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen.

Hi all
I am looking for the marriage of George whyte gordon who was married to a Annie Irving??. They were married August 14 1909 in Aberdeen scotland. This information came from their first childs birth certificate, Evelyn whyte gordon who was born in 1911 Dumfries. I have put question marks after Annies surname as it isnt very clear on the birth certificate.
Any help greatly appreciated. I have checked scotlands people but still come up with nothing so hoping another pair of eyes can spot anything. x x

A search at SP for a marriage in 1909 between a George Gordon and Ann *v* gives 1 hit at Aberdeenshire.

FREECEN http://www.freecen.org.uk/cgi/search.pl throws up a couple of likely results in 1851.......

Looks like Mary is married to David Watson and Jean is living with them as MacGregor at Orchard Street, Hamilton. I think Mary may have married again to a Robert Robertson.

There is a James McGregor age 18 born Hamilton working as a porter at Mason's Hall, Hamilton.

There is a marriage between a James McGregor (who I think might be 'your' James) and Helen Bell in 1857.

A look at the marriage entries should give parents info.

I am trying to find the parents of Sarah Park estimated to be born in 1811. She married John Wilson (1810-1886) in Ochiltree.  I have been unable to obtain/find a marriage bann.  She died young around 1841 with the birth of her son John Park Wilson.  I tried finding out previously in http://tinyurl.com/c8hyx4p but have had no luck since. 

I appreciate your help

Scott

Are you sure John Park was the son of John and Sarah? I get the 2 boys that were left to be Quinten and George.

In later census records there is a John Park born New Cumnock around 1841 son of John Park. If you look at the Parks living at New Cumnock in 1841 at Freecen you'll see John senior with 3 children and no wife. Is it possible that John and Sarah were caring for wee John because his mother had died?

There is also a George Park and his wife Jane a couple of households along from the Wilsons who I think would be worth investigating as the parents of Sarah.