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Hello Muffin + anyone else looking at this chain of messages.

It's been a while since I have checked postings on Rootsweb as I have been concentrating on Ancestry.

I'll try to attach a descendants printout for part of my Tempero family tree + an ancestors printout from ancestors of my great grandfather Aldwin Thomas Tempero  but it doesn't seem to be working.

If you can contact me direct, I'll try to sent to the information to you direct.

Regards
Lesley

Hello again Anne
Before spending money on Scotland's People try to narrow down the possibilities by using the free FamilySearch website. Also if the likely birth death or marriage took place 1855 to 1875, the LDS has all these certificates on film (if you can access one of the places their films are available) - this is one of the best ways to sight Scottish certificates for these years + you have the bonus of being able to look through the whole film at no extra costs and perhaps discover other relatives - have you used these certificate films before? They are organised by county for each year with the parishes in alphabetical order (except for Ross & Cromarty and I think also Inverness - they have the mainland parishes first in order followed by the island parishes - not sure about Argyll but that county may also do this)
I have notes of quite a lot of other Cuthills I have come across when researching my own lot so if you get any further small clues about your Janet. If she married George Salmond in 1810 there is a chance that she died 1855 or later and you may be able to find a death certificate for her. LDS is not so good on deaths (but latest updates are improving) so possibly looking for a will on the free index on Scotland's People might be useful for you.
Unfortunately most of the Cuthill families in and around Stirlingshire have William, James, John, Alexander, Archibald for males and Margaret, Jean, Janet, Marion etc for females.
Regards
Lesley

Is anyone else researching Cuthill (or Cuthell) connected to Shielhill Farm in the rural part of Falkirk parish from c1700 to c1865? I have a long line of William Cuthills  married to (in order going back) Alison Russell (daughter of William Russell and Margaret Cuthill), Margaret Fleming (daughter of Gavin Fleming and Mary Gourlay), Margaret Cochrane, and Janet Wyse. Some were at Bannockburn in St Ninians for the later part of the 1700s, and the Wyse family were at Shielhill before the Cuthills became the tenants. Also connections to Mavis Bank Farm in Falkirk, and Gillandersland farm in Muiravonside.

Thanks - I'm new to using this site. I have a marriage between Herbert Richard Tempero & Eleanor Alice Tilbury in 1894 in my database + their birth & death dates (years at least) but nothing about any children. Did they have children?
Herbert Richard Tempero was a first cousin of my great grandfather Aldwin Thomas Tempero
Regards
Lesley

Just googled for John Tempero and found your postings and replies. I think this is my family. My great grandfather was Aldwin Thomas Tempero, one of the children of Henry Tempero and Penelope Justice who emigrated to New Zealand in 1870. Henry was son of Henry Tempero and Mary Grinniel (various spellings of her surname) of Great Milton. Penelope was daughter of James Justice and Jane Quartermain (first marriage to West).
Henry senior was son of John Tempero  and Mary Betteridge (daughter of William Betteridge and Mary Swell of Drayton). John's parents were John Tempero and Penelope Burr. This John was I think son of John Tempero and Mary Phillips of Sunninghill but the Tempero line  is then back in Great Milton to the mid 1660s.