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I do think I have linked this family to my Elizabeth/Elisabeth Campbell Galloway married Thomas Galloway in Stirling in 1807.

I have found John and Elisabeth McInlay Campbell  Uphall
Children:
Robert 1781
Elisabeth 1783
John  1786
George  1788
Archibald 1790
Blair  1792
Marion  1794
Alison  1797
John 1802

Marion might have married a James Halden..but I am not sure

I have found a death record for a George Campbell  June 20, 1847 no age, died in Broxburn, interred in Uphall. I did fine a George Campbell on the 1841 census in Uphall, a fiddler, age 53. Other name on census was a Jemima Campbell, 66.

Just wondering if anyone has this family in their tree, any more info on them - especially John and Elisabeth (like what was John's occupation and parents name for both he and Elisabeth) and maybe what cemetery George or maybe more of the Campbells would be buried in?

Thanks for any help on this!
Karen
Glendora, CA

Mary married William Thomas Taylor on 8 June, 1880 at Charlemont Church of Irleand, Parish Loughgall. Her address on the record says Aghinlig. On the record it says her father was John Simpson, no mothers name, and that he was a farmer. Mary was a School Teacher (she also taught music).

I just found out this info but now can't find birth records for either mary or William...and would like to find the mother's name both for Mary and William. William's father was Robert Taylor and both he and William were Land bailiff's...I know William was for Lord Charlemont. William's birth was 21 July, 1855.

Thanks
Karen
Cailfonia

Has anyone ever seen this family name?

Karen
California

I am still trying to find info on Jane.

What I have so far is my Great, Great, Great Grandfather was a Benjamin Murdock born in Nova Scotia about 1796. I am trying also to prove he was the son of a Rev James Murdock, first Presbyterian Minister in that area (James and his parents came from Ireland). Seems at some point Benjamin went to England. Seems he had a James about 1825, John about 1827 and Jane about 1833. I have found the 2 sons on a 1850 New York census as ship carpenters. On the 1860 census Benjamin and John are farmers living next to each other. Seems James stayed in NY. Ben and John then move to the west side of Michigan and are buried in Berrien Springs...Ben in 1874 (and of course no parents listed on his death record) and John in 1903...now he lists Ben as his father and a Martha Conum as his mother. I can't seem to find any Conums on message boards but can find Corum's or Coram's...so it might have been mis-spelled. I then find Jane in Nova Scotia married to a William Harvie (Harvey) in 1850. That record said she was born in London but just today saw an obit on her death...it states: she died on April 9, 1915, was the former Jane de Ferris Murdock, a member of one of the oldest and best-known families in Nova Scotia. Her Grandfather being the Rev James Murdock, first Presbyterian Minister there, that she was born on Newcastle-on-Tyne, England and that the family moved to Nova Scotia when she was very young.
If anyone could find some info on this family...it sure would be appreciated!
I'm not sure where the "de Ferris" would have come from?  Is it French?

Thanks for any help.
Karen
Glendora, CA

Looking for any information on William Thomas Taylor (b about 1855) and Marianne Simpson Taylor (b about 1856). I have a baptism record for their 3rd child at St James Church (Church of Ireland) in Moy, Tyrone/Armagh so am assuming first 2 sons were born there and maybe they were married there.
I know William was a farmer and Land Bailiff for Lord Charlemont and Marianne was a Teacher and Music Teacher.
The whole family went to Birkenhead, England late 1800's.
I know William had 6 sisters. I think one might have ran an Inn.

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