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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirkhill burial ground - Cambusnethan parish
« on: Tuesday 09 August 22 03:38 BST (UK) »
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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirkhill burial ground - Cambusnethan parish
« on: Friday 22 July 22 15:36 BST (UK) »
I mentioned previously that I was compiliing all the information in previous surveys of the monuments in the Old Cambusnethan Kirkyard near St. Michael's and Carbarns Road in Wishaw. That compilation is now online at the Genealogical Collection at the Allen County Public Library, Ft Wayne, Indiana, USA. I would be very glad if this helps someone's research and also glad for additions and corrections. Possibly there are some DCs from 1855 until the New Kirkyard came into use. I myself have one page from Scotlandspeople that has notations for different interments...one in each Kirkyard.
Here is the Link to the compilation: https://www.genealogycenter.info/search_kirkhillburial.php
Judith R
Brookhaven, Georgia, USA
Here is the Link to the compilation: https://www.genealogycenter.info/search_kirkhillburial.php
Judith R
Brookhaven, Georgia, USA
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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirkhill burial ground - Cambusnethan parish
« on: Thursday 30 June 22 13:20 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the info. Look forward to hearing from folks via PM
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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirkhill burial ground - Cambusnethan parish
« on: Wednesday 29 June 22 19:52 BST (UK) »
Please don't reply here, send me an email as below.
I recently published, with the original author's kind permission, the 1972 Brownlie transcription of the Old Cambusnethan Kirkyard Monumental transcriptions and included what i could find of additional transcriptions and lists of tombstones. It has name and place indices for 250 names. The work will be available this summer online at the Allen County Public Library, at familysearch.org, and at various libraries and family history centers. In the meantime, for those of you who are researching the area currently I would be glad to send the pdf, 88 pages.
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I recently published, with the original author's kind permission, the 1972 Brownlie transcription of the Old Cambusnethan Kirkyard Monumental transcriptions and included what i could find of additional transcriptions and lists of tombstones. It has name and place indices for 250 names. The work will be available this summer online at the Allen County Public Library, at familysearch.org, and at various libraries and family history centers. In the meantime, for those of you who are researching the area currently I would be glad to send the pdf, 88 pages.
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Lanarkshire / Re: Headstone pictures CAMBUSNETHAN CHURCHYARD WISHAW
« on: Friday 13 March 20 22:19 GMT (UK) »
Hello and thank you for the response. Yes, our trip (barring corona virus snafus) is set for the last week in Jun. I was thinking one day I would pick up or meet Iain George and then make an attempt to find the tombstone that, apparently , was found by mr brownlie in 1972. Probably not too good a chance of finding, but certainly there are many kin in the newer Cambusnethan Cemetery in town.
Hi Judy, so sorry to have taken so long to reply, I have had a look and no, I don't have a picture of that particular stone. It may not even exist any more. Is your trip still going ahead as planned?
Kind regards ….. J.
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Lanarkshire / Re: Headstone pictures CAMBUSNETHAN CHURCHYARD WISHAW
« on: Wednesday 04 March 20 19:22 GMT (UK) »
I don't think I have asked this specifically before. Do you have a photo of the tombstone of John Russell d 1884 and Margaret McAlpine, d 1857? also on the stone are dau Marion, daug Marge, grandson William Gilchrist, and dau Janet. this is #55 in the 1972 Brownlee transcription.
Thank you,
Judy Russell
Brookhaven, Georgia
Thank you,
Judy Russell
Brookhaven, Georgia
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Peeblesshire / Re: Roman fort remnants near Lynn
« on: Saturday 22 February 20 19:18 GMT (UK) »
Lve these Standing Stones. Also the Roman remnants..have grandson who is studying Latin who will be with us.
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Peeblesshire / Re: Roman fort remnants near Lynn
« on: Saturday 22 February 20 18:55 GMT (UK) »
Love these Standing Stones also. We will try to see some of the Roman relics also since grandson has studied Latin for several years and might enjoy them, I think. Also the 5 year old can run ! 
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Peeblesshire / Re: Roman fort remnants near Lynn
« on: Saturday 22 February 20 16:16 GMT (UK) »
Beautiful! Also found the Old Stone Circle south of Dykeshead on google street scene this morning, those look to be right beside the road.
Also, yes, a "yard" is the private property around a house in an urban setting usually.
Also, yes, a "yard" is the private property around a house in an urban setting usually.