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Angus (Forfarshire) / James Strachan b 1783c
« on: Monday 15 April 13 09:29 BST (UK)  »
I am trying to find the ancestors of James Strachan. I have the following information:
via his RN records - born in Ceniston ( could be Careston) entered the RN aged 21 on 01/08/1803. He was a gunner by at least 1831 and was entitled to a pension. A RN will dated 14/08/1812, whilst on board HMS Sappho leaves all his worldly goods etc to "my dearly beloved Mother Jane Strachan living at the house of Hugh Abercrombie, Galls Hill, Brechin, in the County of Forfar".
The only Hugh Abercrombie I have tracked down so far was married to Elizabeth Strachan in 1811. He was a stone mason living in Brechin in 1841. However his date of birth is 1787 and Elizabeth 1785. Potentially his Mother is likely to have been an elder sister.

James married a Mary Ann Lipple in Deptford 23/11/1823 ( her mother was Margaret ? from Scotland). All of James Strachan children have the middle name of Abercrombie. :
James John Abercrombie
Mary Ann Abercrombie
Margaret Jane Abercrombie
Elizabeth Euphemia Abercrombie
George Abercrombie
Hugh Abercrombie
Euphemia Abercrombie

I am stumped as to how to trace Jane Strachan or the Abercrombie connection. Any suggestions or information as to how to make further progress?

Many Thanks

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Cheshire / Re: All Saints, The Barony, Nantwich
« on: Tuesday 06 December 11 10:33 GMT (UK)  »


I have some detail of the Crawfords:

Samuel  wife Mary both c1796
They had 9 children that I have found.

William b1828 d1903
Mary    b 1829
They had at least 6 children 5 girls including my ggrandmother Selina and one son Thomas b1850 d1925

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Cheshire / Re: All Saints, The Barony, Nantwich
« on: Tuesday 06 December 11 10:16 GMT (UK)  »

I am so sorry, I have changed over email address and need to update the records here!

I have been working on my Crawford family, goodness there is a lot of them. The Simmons feature in several places in my tree too.  :) :D

Thanks so much for your time and trouble. I promise to be more attentive especially now I have update the email address!

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Cheshire / Re: All Saints, The Barony, Nantwich
« on: Monday 14 November 11 21:55 GMT (UK)  »

Thank you so much. I didnt know my Auntie Annie was buried there too. The headstone looks fairly new so I am guessing that my Father and his cousin organised it. I can now ask my cousin( maternal side) to put flowers on their grave as she lives in the area.

I now need to track down Joseph Climo and the large Crawford clan next. Any ideas as to where to look?

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Cheshire / All Saints, The Barony, Nantwich
« on: Monday 14 November 11 14:34 GMT (UK)  »

I think my GGrandparents are buried in All Saints. Does anyone have a picture of their headstone?

John Climo 1866 - 1918
Selina Climo (nee Crawford) 1865 - 1945


Many Thanks

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