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Lanarkshire / Re: John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Saturday 27 October 18 19:31 BST (UK)  »
names of first four children are John, James. Janet, Ann

1861 census shows pob as Edinburgh


Anne's parents John and Janet

tombuc

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Lanarkshire / Re: John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Saturday 27 October 18 07:49 BST (UK)  »
John Fleming died in Camelon, Falkirk jn 1868 as suggested. Unfortunately there is no record of his parents on the death cert. His wife Anne Buchanan was the informant.
Thanks for all the suggestions
Regards
tombuc


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Lanarkshire / Re: John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Friday 26 October 18 23:52 BST (UK)  »
It also shows her as a daughter

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Lanarkshire / Re: John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Friday 26 October 18 20:37 BST (UK)  »
I have a copy of the 1871 census for Camelon (just outside Falkirk) and you seem to correct. There are two children recorded daughter Ann aged 16 and son John aged 15. Slight problem given that their daughter Ann was born 1847 ? I wonder if a subsequent daughter was named after a dead sister.
Back to the drawing board.
Thanks for all the help
Tombuc

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Lanarkshire / Re: John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Friday 26 October 18 19:02 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for all the replies. Ann died at 68 main street Bridgeton on 20th March 1890, widow of John Fleming nailmaker. Her daughter in law Jane Fleming was the informant. Perhaps Anne stayed with her son when she was widowed ?
The last census that John appeared in was the 1861 census in Falkirk. The family followed work taking them wherever. Their four eldest children have obviously left home by then.
I have  many records from Scotlands People relating to the family and I am sure that John's death record will eventually turn up.
Regards
tombuc

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Lanarkshire / John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Friday 26 October 18 15:13 BST (UK)  »
John Fleming and Anne Buchanan were married in Falkirk in 1832. John worked as a nailer and the family moved to Lanarkshire for better work prospects. Anne died in Bridgeton in 1890; can anyone help with a date for John's death ?
tombuc

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Stirlingshire / John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk
« on: Friday 26 October 18 15:04 BST (UK)  »
John Fleming and Anne Buchanan of Falkirk married in 1832. John worked as a nailer and eventually moved to Lanarkshire following work opportunities. I have traced a large amount of family connections  with Anne eventually dying in 1890.Can anyone help with a date for John's death.
Cheers
Tombuc

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Stirlingshire / Re: 1871 Census Lookup - Please
« on: Thursday 22 August 13 14:38 BST (UK)  »
Hello Tom,
I had a look at the lds tree as suggested and found that as you said there are a lot of similarities with information that I have. This is part of a large amount of information regarding the Baxter families and whenever I find inconsistances I do a thorough search at the records office during my monthly visit. I agree that the dates look out and the answer could be the birth of twins with one dying shortly after birth. This is a bit of a long shot but I will give the matter a good coat of looking at.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Tom Buchanan - snap

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Stirlingshire / Re: 1871 Census Lookup - Please
« on: Thursday 22 August 13 09:12 BST (UK)  »
Hello,
Perhaps if can ease your confusion regarding your ancestor William Baxter and his various siblings. I posted a list of the children born to Andrew Baxter and Elizabeth Stewart that I have on my files.
Whether my records contain all of their children is a matter for me to resolve.
Regarding the difference in dates for William Baxter I thought that I had given a clear explanation of a custom which was extremely common in Scotland. When a child died in a family and there was the birth of another child of the same sex at a later date, then they were given the name of the deceased child, thus keeping their memory alive. I offered this as a possible explanation for the conflicting birth dates of the two children. Whether I am right or wrong should be resolved when I visit the records office.
Does this help ?
Regards,
Tom Buchanan

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