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Northumberland / Re: Gateshead - Saltwell Cemetery
« on: Monday 02 April 12 21:43 BST (UK) »
That's fabulous, thank you again. Such a shame the grave has been neglected.
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Northumberland / Re: Gateshead - Saltwell Cemetery
« on: Monday 02 April 12 02:20 BST (UK) »
Ron, thank you so much!! However, I can only see one photo of the unmarked plot and none of Joseph's. Might you be able to post again...or mail me? Once again, thanks for taking the time!
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Northumberland / Re: Gateshead - Saltwell Cemetery
« on: Thursday 19 January 12 00:35 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Inicky - its good to know its well kept. I hope to get up there eventually.
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Northumberland / Gateshead - Saltwell Cemetery
« on: Wednesday 11 January 12 19:00 GMT (UK) »
Is anyone able to visit the cemetery for me and get a photograph of the grave of some of my relatives please?
They are:
Joseph Daglish and Florence Daglish
Saltwell Cemetery Section B - Grave No 1118.
And also Section B Grave 1643 - there is no gravestone on this plot but it belongs to my Gt x 2 Grandparents Mary Ann and William Small and I am just curious to see what the plots looks like or whats around it. I suspect overgrown grass.
Is there anyone out there who may be able to help me out please?
They are:
Joseph Daglish and Florence Daglish
Saltwell Cemetery Section B - Grave No 1118.
And also Section B Grave 1643 - there is no gravestone on this plot but it belongs to my Gt x 2 Grandparents Mary Ann and William Small and I am just curious to see what the plots looks like or whats around it. I suspect overgrown grass.
Is there anyone out there who may be able to help me out please?
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Durham / Re: Saltwell cemetery
« on: Monday 09 January 12 19:38 GMT (UK) »
hello, I didn't want to start a new topic, so have continued on here...
Is anyone able to visit the cemetery for me and get a photograph of the grave of some of my relatives please?
They are:
Joseph Daglish and Florence Daglish
Saltwell Cemetery Section B - Grave No 1118.
And also Section B Grave 1643 - there is no gravestone on this plot but it belongs to my Gt x 2 Grandparents Mary Ann and William Small and I am just curious to see what the plots looks like or whats around it. I suspect overgrown grass.
Is there anyone out there who may be able to help me out please?
Is anyone able to visit the cemetery for me and get a photograph of the grave of some of my relatives please?
They are:
Joseph Daglish and Florence Daglish
Saltwell Cemetery Section B - Grave No 1118.
And also Section B Grave 1643 - there is no gravestone on this plot but it belongs to my Gt x 2 Grandparents Mary Ann and William Small and I am just curious to see what the plots looks like or whats around it. I suspect overgrown grass.
Is there anyone out there who may be able to help me out please?
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West Lothian (Linlithgowshire) / Re: Parents of David McIntyre - Linlithgow 1881??
« on: Thursday 23 June 11 21:39 BST (UK) »1881 census entry seems to indicate that David's father was Peter. To confirm, you should view the birth entry on ScotlandsPeople (pay per view but quite reasonable). David was only two months old at the time of the census and Peter was a forester.
Margaret's maiden name was Martin. But I can't find a marriage. However, the birth entry for any of the children should give the date and place of the parents' marriage.
Nell
Thank you for your help.
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West Lothian (Linlithgowshire) / Parents of David McIntyre - Linlithgow 1881??
« on: Thursday 23 June 11 21:07 BST (UK) »
Could somebody please take alook and see if they can get the names of the parents of David McIntyre born 1881 Linlithgow.
As that is a VERY common name I will try to give a little more detail.
I believe his father to be Peter McIntyre (b. 1851) and his mother's first name to be Margaret (b. circa1853) surname unknown.
David had siblings including:
Isabella 1875
Thomas 1877
Helen 1879
Many Thanks
As that is a VERY common name I will try to give a little more detail.
I believe his father to be Peter McIntyre (b. 1851) and his mother's first name to be Margaret (b. circa1853) surname unknown.
David had siblings including:
Isabella 1875
Thomas 1877
Helen 1879
Many Thanks
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West Lothian (Linlithgowshire) / Helen Phair - Queensferry
« on: Thursday 10 February 11 19:58 GMT (UK) »
Has anyone any infprmation about ... of Queensferry. Born approx 1918 in Queensferry and possibly married to a Thomas McIntyre in 1940?
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US Lookup Requests / Re: MASTERSON - San Fran Earthquake 1906
« on: Saturday 25 September 10 20:30 BST (UK) »You can find some transcriptions of the 1910 Census here: http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#
There is a John Masterson who shows up on the 1920 & 1930 Census in San Francisco with an arrival date of 1904 and an age close to the J. Masterson noted above. He & his parents were born in Ireland. He was a police officer, so I'm not sure if he was the same one as the J. Masterson in 1910. The WWI Draft Registration Card that I found for this John Masterson gives a birth date of 3 Apr. 1882 and, based on the California Death Index, he died in San Francisco on 16 Dec. 1968 and his mother's maiden name was Sheridan. This is probably a total stretch from your guy, but I guess a name change is possible, so just thought I'd mention it in case.
Thank for that! I'll look into it.
Though I am pretty sure that "Denis" mother was called Elizabeth Vakins.