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Aberdeenshire / who writes the headstone?
« on: Tuesday 27 September 11 06:33 BST (UK)  »
Hi from NZ
I have found a relative Professor Mary Emma Dunn who died at Aberdeen 2 Dec 1992 age 80. She was apparently the first female professor at Strathclyde university.
Her parents and brother had died at that time, and they have a common headstone at 'Abernethy Parish Churchyard' (inland from Aberdeen?)
Mary was a spinster, so I wonder who actually wrote up the details on the headstone?
Mary is the closest I have found to a living relative!  Wondered if it is possible to find who looked after her funeral arrangements etc as this person may still be alive.  :-\
Thanks for any comments or suggestions
Tarna

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Donegal / TB Death at Carrickmagrath, Donegal
« on: Thursday 08 September 11 09:10 BST (UK)  »
Hello from NZ
I have a relative who was born and bred in Lanarkshire, Scotland, but who died of TB (consumption) after 5 months illness in Carrickmagrath, Donegal, Ireland in 1894.  His wife of 2 years remained in Lanarkshire, but his father from Paisley, Scotland was present at his death.
Any ideas why a Scotsman went to Carrickmagrath to die of TB???
Would there be a TB hospital there??

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Lanarkshire / DUNN/ADAIR/DOCHERTY OF LANARKSHIRE
« on: Monday 05 September 11 06:03 BST (UK)  »
Hi, love to hear from anyone else who has come across anyone else who have come across the names Dunn, Adair or Docherty in Lanarkshire Scotland.
Dunn family - decendants of Andrew sr and Andrew jr Dunn - Isabella Rose, Andrew, James and Robert.
I am a decendant of Isabella Rose (m John Docherty 1894 then James Adair 1914).
Kiwi trying to find my Scottish relatives.

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