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Armagh / Re: Livingstone & McClean
« on: Thursday 29 December 11 19:57 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the reminder but I cant find the Livingstone middle name connection? Or his father John. Im stuck at this point 
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Armagh / Re: Livingstone & McClean
« on: Thursday 29 December 11 18:37 GMT (UK) »
I wonder if you can help me?
Im looking for my great grandfather James Levingstone/Livingstone HARRISON b. 1861
married Margaret Marshall b. 1864 (m1880)
and his father, John Levingstone/Livingstone HARRISON
of unknown data. Living in Armagh/Lurgan/Ballyhadden.
I dont know anything about the combination of names.
James also married a Martha McLean in 1901 possibly in Scotland.
ANY help greatly appreciated, thanks! Elz
Im looking for my great grandfather James Levingstone/Livingstone HARRISON b. 1861
married Margaret Marshall b. 1864 (m1880)
and his father, John Levingstone/Livingstone HARRISON
of unknown data. Living in Armagh/Lurgan/Ballyhadden.
I dont know anything about the combination of names.
James also married a Martha McLean in 1901 possibly in Scotland.
ANY help greatly appreciated, thanks! Elz
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Lanarkshire / Re: Thomas Harrison's Children
« on: Thursday 29 December 11 17:51 GMT (UK) »
Thomas Harrison was my Grandfather! Married to Martha, they also had Martha, Thomas and May. May was my mother and moved on marriage to Whitehaven, where she died in 2007 aged 69. Sorry I cant help with the little ones graves. I know that Uncle Tommy died aged 30-40, I believe. Martha died aged about 70.
My mother, aged very young, remembers a black figure (ghost) sitting beside Alex's crib. The next morning he had passed away and her mother inconsolable.
Would love to contact you Paul
My mother, aged very young, remembers a black figure (ghost) sitting beside Alex's crib. The next morning he had passed away and her mother inconsolable.
Would love to contact you Paul
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Armagh / Re: HARRISON Ballyhannon Armagh
« on: Sunday 11 October 09 17:31 BST (UK) »
Many thanks for that info its very helpful and I didnt realise about the parish records so CHEERS!
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Armagh / HARRISON Ballyhannon Armagh
« on: Saturday 10 October 09 08:42 BST (UK) »
Searching for info about the people and the place of Ballyhannon. I am looking for Harrison's and Marshall's there and also McLeans (though may be Greenock based).
James Harrison married to Margaret Marshall. Sons John b. 1884, James, Isiah and Thomas b. 1899 (my grandfather, m.1925 Martha McLean) Family moved to Greenock.
Would like to find dates for James and Margaret and their ancestors. Any help would be welcome! Cheers, Elz x
James Harrison married to Margaret Marshall. Sons John b. 1884, James, Isiah and Thomas b. 1899 (my grandfather, m.1925 Martha McLean) Family moved to Greenock.
Would like to find dates for James and Margaret and their ancestors. Any help would be welcome! Cheers, Elz x
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Renfrewshire / Re: HARRISON (Greenock)
« on: Saturday 10 October 09 08:23 BST (UK) »
Hi Susie just wondered if you have found anything else out about the Harrisons? Did your Hilda have any brothers and sisters? Also, Im stuck chasing James and Margaret in Ireland? Ta x
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Renfrewshire / Re: HARRISON (Greenock)
« on: Monday 27 April 09 10:23 BST (UK) »
Thats great Sue. I knew there was a Mclean connection! Do you have any photos of anyone?
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Renfrewshire / Re: HARRISON (Greenock)
« on: Saturday 25 April 09 22:14 BST (UK) »
Oh thats interesting! Where are you in this line? Can you tell me anything about them? Many thanks! 
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Durham / Re: SHEEHAN (Seaham) JOHNSTON (Whitehaven)
« on: Wednesday 08 April 09 22:18 BST (UK) »
Yes, the very last thing I was expecting was another surname change 
I am wondering if this Seaham thing is a red herring now I see Sheeham...maybe thats their surname on the 1921 census 
Ha ha, oh well, at least the family tree is expanding and the puzzle continues... I wonder where John has gone... dead or back to work somewhere else.
Has the 1911 census just come out this week? Thanks for the look up!
I am wondering if this Seaham thing is a red herring now I see Sheeham...maybe thats their surname on the 1921 census Ha ha, oh well, at least the family tree is expanding and the puzzle continues... I wonder where John has gone... dead or back to work somewhere else.
Has the 1911 census just come out this week? Thanks for the look up!