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Stirlingshire / Re: isabella waugh jones wilson REID
« on: Tuesday 30 January 18 04:33 GMT (UK) »
CarolW.
How can I look up the children of this marriage, please.
How can I look up the children of this marriage, please.
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Stirlingshire / Re: isabella waugh jones wilson REID
« on: Tuesday 30 January 18 03:24 GMT (UK) »
Thank you all - looking into this information.
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Stirlingshire / isabella waugh jones wilson REID
« on: Sunday 28 January 18 15:10 GMT (UK) »
Recently found Isabella waugh jones wilson Reid (cousin) born 1927 at Shieldhill, near Falkirk.
I cannot find a marriage or death certificate - can anyone help?
Her parents were James Wright Reid and Isablella Waugh Jones Wilson married 1919 in Glasgow.
I would also like to find out if she had any brothers or sisters. Any suggestions how I can find
this information?
Have tried RGO Edinburgh but failed.
I cannot find a marriage or death certificate - can anyone help?
Her parents were James Wright Reid and Isablella Waugh Jones Wilson married 1919 in Glasgow.
I would also like to find out if she had any brothers or sisters. Any suggestions how I can find
this information?
Have tried RGO Edinburgh but failed.
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Aberdeenshire / Re: sangster???
« on: Monday 04 December 17 17:38 GMT (UK) »
Isabella Eadie Campbell Drummond married James Wilson 1934 (stating herself a Spinster) although
she had been married to a David Bennet.
Death certificate in 1968 gives her parents as David Drummond and Isabella Campbell but I never looked into the "Eadie" side of her name.
Her death certificate is signed by her sister Mary E.C. Morton. ( the initials could also be Eadie
Campbell).
If you have any information regarding James Wilson I would be delighted if you would share as I
have hit a brick wall on him.
I have some certificates but not sure how to send.
Hope this helps
Hazelnuts
she had been married to a David Bennet.
Death certificate in 1968 gives her parents as David Drummond and Isabella Campbell but I never looked into the "Eadie" side of her name.
Her death certificate is signed by her sister Mary E.C. Morton. ( the initials could also be Eadie
Campbell).
If you have any information regarding James Wilson I would be delighted if you would share as I
have hit a brick wall on him.
I have some certificates but not sure how to send.
Hope this helps
Hazelnuts
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Renfrewshire / Re: birth certificate - james wilson
« on: Saturday 08 October 16 14:48 BST (UK) »
Hi Monica
Found a little more information about my Grandfather James Wilson (Renfrewshire Paisley) from purchasing an Extract of entry in the 1939 National Register for Scotland.
Address - Wester Hillhead, Avonbridge. DOB - 11 August 1872. Married (poultry farmer retired)
How do I use this info to find his Birth certificate? I have searched already but without success.
Hazelnuts
Found a little more information about my Grandfather James Wilson (Renfrewshire Paisley) from purchasing an Extract of entry in the 1939 National Register for Scotland.
Address - Wester Hillhead, Avonbridge. DOB - 11 August 1872. Married (poultry farmer retired)
How do I use this info to find his Birth certificate? I have searched already but without success.
Hazelnuts
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The Lighter Side / Re: Heir raising moment -spooky or what ?!?
« on: Thursday 21 July 16 10:50 BST (UK) »
Searching my mothers side of my family tree, I came across similar surnames (spelt differently)
of the mothers of my Grandad and Grandma - after a lot of research (well, I was a beginner!)
I found my two Grandma's were sisters. I had a tingling up my spine when I pieced it all
together.
I wish my mum was still alive to tell her.
Hazelnuts
of the mothers of my Grandad and Grandma - after a lot of research (well, I was a beginner!)
I found my two Grandma's were sisters. I had a tingling up my spine when I pieced it all
together.
I wish my mum was still alive to tell her.
Hazelnuts
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Europe / Re: German relatives Klug/Hesse family- family search for my son
« on: Thursday 21 July 16 10:36 BST (UK) »
Thank you - this is a good start. Will try to piece more of this family together with this information.
Regards
Hazelnuts.
Regards
Hazelnuts.
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Europe / Re: German relatives Klug/Hesse family- family search for my s
« on: Wednesday 20 July 16 20:07 BST (UK) »
Not so far - all the relatives have now passed on that is why I am researching that side of the family.
Lisalotte klug. - born 1922 (approx). 1st married to (Jurgen ??) Hesse - son Jorg born 1944.
She died in 1990 s
2 nd marriage to Werner Czinczoll - lived in Bremerhaven
Father Hans Klug married to Kathe. - 2 nd wife - lived in Bremerhaven.
Brother Peter married to Helga - lived in Hannover
Brother Manfred married to Erna - lived in Bremerhaven
All now deceased.
Lisalotte klug. - born 1922 (approx). 1st married to (Jurgen ??) Hesse - son Jorg born 1944.
She died in 1990 s
2 nd marriage to Werner Czinczoll - lived in Bremerhaven
Father Hans Klug married to Kathe. - 2 nd wife - lived in Bremerhaven.
Brother Peter married to Helga - lived in Hannover
Brother Manfred married to Erna - lived in Bremerhaven
All now deceased.
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Europe / German relatives Klug/Hesse family- family search for my son
« on: Wednesday 20 July 16 15:40 BST (UK) »
I married Jorg Hans Richard Hesse in Bremerhaven in the 1960's and we had a son S in the 1960's.
The marriage certificate does not give parents names of the parents of the bride and groom like
a British Marriage Certificate.
I would like to follow up the family tree of the Klug/Hesse family for my son. I do not know anything of my ex husbands side of the family except a few Aunts and cousins).
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks
Hazelnuts
The marriage certificate does not give parents names of the parents of the bride and groom like
a British Marriage Certificate.
I would like to follow up the family tree of the Klug/Hesse family for my son. I do not know anything of my ex husbands side of the family except a few Aunts and cousins).
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks
Hazelnuts