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Northamptonshire Lookup Requests / Re: LINES - Weedon or Weldon marriage lookup request abt 1805
« on: Saturday 28 April 12 18:37 BST (UK) »
Thank you SO much Sandy! I can't believe how quickly you responded! Have a great day 
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Northamptonshire Lookup Requests / LINES - Weedon or Weldon marriage lookup request abt 1805
« on: Saturday 28 April 12 18:11 BST (UK) »
Hi, I wonder whether anyone is able to help me please. I am trying to discover a marriage for my 4x great-grandparents, John Lines (b 1777 Welford) and Jane (possibly 'Norton' ? - b 1786). 1851 and 1861 census returns give her birth place as Weedon (or possibly Weldon). As far as I can make out, their first child was named John 'Norton' Lines, born 1807 in Weedon, so I'm guessing that they would have been married in about 1805. I hope someone can help. Thank you.
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Friday 27 April 12 20:05 BST (UK) »
I'll take a look at the details for that marriage at rootsireland.ie (I'm not currently subscribed to anyone either, but I can pay-to-view on their site). Perhaps they went to the church which served their particular townlands parish?
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Friday 27 April 12 15:42 BST (UK) »
Do you happen to know who Margaret (married William Lutton - 1877) Bailie's father was? There is a possibility that she might be another sister for Samuel and Sarah Ann.
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Thursday 26 April 12 22:16 BST (UK) »
Many thanks for the info. I have found a sister, Sarah Ann, for Samuel 1851! She married a John Collins (son of Jacob) at Clarkesbridge Presbyterian Church on 17 Jan 1877. Their witnesses were a William Lutton and a Margaret Bailie. I suspect this was Margaret (b 1856), daughter of Robert and Mary Bailie, who married John Robinson. Have you got the birth dates for Hugh and Charlotte's 5 children? Would really like to see the photo you have of the house. I can invite you to view my Ancestry tree, but I'd need an e-mail address. If you want to contact me directly (if that's not breaking any codes of practice!), please do so at:
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Thursday 26 April 12 17:39 BST (UK) »
Oops! Sorry about the link infringement (rookie error!). There was a Castleblayney district wedding registered in 1882 between a William Bailie and a Catherine Jane Warmington (vol 1 - page 507). Take it you know that Robert McDonaldson and Susan McComb were John and Agnes's witnesses. A David Donaldson married a Margaret Bailie in 1864 (vol 6 - page 451), but that's the closest I've seen to any link to the Bailie's. Any info you have on Hugh's family would be useful. As you say, there are so many Bailie's around at that time, it's hard to sort them all out. Are you with Ancestry, by any chance?
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Thursday 26 April 12 15:21 BST (UK) »
The following link is of a record of John and Agnes's marriage. It shows John's father as William Bailie, which counts out John and Samuel as being brothers (Samuel's father was also named Samuel):-
If the link doesn't work, let me know.
Drewgle
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If the link doesn't work, let me know.
Drewgle
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Armagh / Re: Mary Ann Baillie
« on: Thursday 26 April 12 01:26 BST (UK) »
My 2nd great-grandparents were Samuel Bailie (b 1851 - Tullyvallen) and Sarah Clugston (b 1852 - Ballymoyer). They appear in the 1901 census in Tallyvallen, Newtonhamilton having returned to Ireland from Scotland, where they moved to in the mid-late 1870's. According to their marriage record of 1873, Samuel's father was also named Samuel - occupation given as 'Farmer'.
At the moment I am trying to piece together a connection with other members of the Bailie family who were living in the area at around that time. I have found one other Samuel Bailie (1806-1872), but no others. The earliest record of Bailie farmers are Hugh and William (Longfield, Castleblayney - Sep 1759): I've also come across a reference to retirement in Aug 1782.
From what I can make out, there are certain given names that appear regularly, eg. John (1779-1864); ((1792-1865); (1793-1875); (1817-1877); (1818-1899); (1827-1892). Other recurrences include William, Thomas, Hugh, Robert and Alexander. If you know of any connection to my branch, I would be most grateful to learn about it.
Drewgle
At the moment I am trying to piece together a connection with other members of the Bailie family who were living in the area at around that time. I have found one other Samuel Bailie (1806-1872), but no others. The earliest record of Bailie farmers are Hugh and William (Longfield, Castleblayney - Sep 1759): I've also come across a reference to retirement in Aug 1782.
From what I can make out, there are certain given names that appear regularly, eg. John (1779-1864); ((1792-1865); (1793-1875); (1817-1877); (1818-1899); (1827-1892). Other recurrences include William, Thomas, Hugh, Robert and Alexander. If you know of any connection to my branch, I would be most grateful to learn about it.
Drewgle
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Bedfordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Church Family in Wymington, Bedford
« on: Sunday 27 February 11 18:00 GMT (UK) »
drewgle - where do you fit in this family line then ?
Hi John - My maternal great grandparents were William Alwyn Lines (1882-1956) and Alice Maria Church (1886-1947). Alice's parents were Gilbert Church (1854-1911) and Maria Pendred (1855-1946) - both born Wymington. Gilbert's parents were Charles Church (1826-1883) and Sarah Perkins (1830-1873)... and so on. Thank you for your help in enriching our Wymington connections.
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