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Down / Re: Saintfield, County Down
« on: Monday 06 November 23 18:38 GMT (UK)  »
Yes, There have been several different spellings when they had children. Of course it was a clerk or registrar that would write the names and maybe just put what it ' sounds like'. Plus, I have so many Irish relatives that changed the spelling of their names when they came over here. Patsy

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Donegal / Asylum
« on: Monday 30 October 23 19:34 GMT (UK)  »
Hi, I had a great Uncle who died in the asylum and contacted the library who very kindly forwarded his notes that were filled out on his entry and the date of death. What i was wondering is I would imagine that photographs were taken of each person when admitted for info and in case someone 'wandered off'. Any ideas where those might have gone and any notes on their treatment as he was in there over 20 years before dying of TB in 1942. The library doesn't know where that info might have went. Thank You Patsy

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Dunbartonshire / Re: Robert and Thomas Fleming
« on: Friday 13 October 23 18:37 BST (UK)  »
Agnes Dawson and Thomas Fleming

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Dunbartonshire / Robert and Thomas Fleming
« on: Wednesday 11 October 23 21:22 BST (UK)  »
Been on years ago abut these two but still looking. Firstly Robert Fleming born 1854 Faskin and married Mary Young, Lived in the miners rows in Netherton in New Kilpatrick which is now the Anniesland area. I don't need to find out any more about him except why I can't find any report of his death in the newspapers on that site or on 'Find my Past'. Quick run down. They were at a New Year's Dance next to the Lock 27 where they stayed. His brother Thomas who was born in 1846 sat on a seat where a lady had left her hat with a very large hatpin in it. In the early hours he was asked if he could run along the canal to Maryhill to fetch a doctor for Thomas. He did so and made his way back along the canal towpath whilst the Doctor went by carriage. Doctor came and went but Thomas never returned to his mothers or his own house. He as eventually found at in a hollow between the canal and the 2 big gasometers there. This was 1st January 1897 Temple Gas Works. He was taken  to the Western Infirmary and died without regaining consciousness on 12th January at 3.15, The procurator fiscals report believe he fell from a wooden platform connecting the gas works an canal and a wire penetrated his brain. Suffered fractures to base of skull, lacerations of the brain and a subdural haemorrhage. Sorry that was a long story but it was unusual and happening in the early hours of New Years Day I thought it would have been reported somewhere. Then after that his brother seemingly died and was buried at sea but cant find him anywhere. Many Thanks

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Down / Re: Saintfield, County Down
« on: Friday 06 October 23 19:00 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for the quick replies folks. In the 1891 census in Glasgow he is William John Mejury. He marries a Helen Allen on 9/11/1877 in Glasgow aged 27 living at 37 Clyde St. fathers Occupation Farmer again John Merjury. Mother Isabella Scott. When he is 38 he appeals for aid to educate his 3 Children and states he is protestant and from Saintfield, County Down he says then his father was a shoemaker. before this his name was listed as Majury (with an accent)

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Down / Saintfield, County Down
« on: Friday 06 October 23 16:58 BST (UK)  »
Hi friends, a bit of a weird name here. William John Mejury  born about 1850 to John Mejury and Isabella Scott. Can't find his parents marriage anywhere. In Glasgow where he lived until his death in 1910 his name changed spelling in the census and marriage, births of children etc. I have tried Mejury, Majury, Mc Jury, Mejorie etc. He had said he was born in Saintfield , County Down. I have heard are are several more variants of the spelling but thought some locals might be more familiar with it. Thank you in advance. Patsy x

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Sligo / Devins
« on: Wednesday 12 July 23 23:01 BST (UK)  »
Hi. My Great Aunt Alice Harte was born on 18th August 1892 at Cooladonnel, Rossinver in Leitrim. She married John Devins in Sligo Cathedral in 1904 and they had the following children. Mary Margaret 1907, John Patrick 1913, Raymond James 1909, Keiran Henry 1906 and Shiela 1911.
If there is any of their descendants on here I would love to get in touch. Patsy Harte

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West Lothian (Linlithgowshire) / Seath/Seth from Bo'ness
« on: Sunday 02 July 23 15:08 BST (UK)  »
Any of the Seath/Seth family on here. Descended from Robert Seath 1794-1871 and Jean Pride 1788-1837? Pat

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Armagh / Mc Cann, Mc Gowan, Tighe, McMahon
« on: Sunday 02 July 23 15:05 BST (UK)  »
Would love to contact some relatives from Ballynary, Seagoe, Derrytagh North and South, Derryinver Derrynord. So many and I'd love to get in contact with you.My Gt, Gt, gt Grandparents were Charles Tighe and Ellen Hammil, Patrick McGowan and Sarah McTamenay, Thomas McCann and Margaret Small, William McMahon and Bella Haughey.
Many Thanks Pat

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