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hi there elizabeth balfour married william kirk on the 13th july 1834 they are my 2x great grandparents i have attached a photo of herthink it might be Lesley I am in contact with - as I did send you that photo of my 3rd gt gran -bambie
We have an interest in Langan - county mayo to York in 1840s - you don't say where you are!Hi looking for Flannigan - my ancestors left Ireland and came to Fife Scotland - have no idea where in Ireland they came from
I am new to this site and am still finding my way. I have Balfour's in my family. Janet Gilmour Balfour was my great grandmother. Her parents were William Balfour, a coalminer inspector in Auchterderran, and Mary Clark.hi if you have not found the info you need give me a shout as I have the info for you
My grandmother, Mary Arnott and her brother, Thomas were the children of William and Janet Arnott.
Can anyone give any more info on this family from Fife?
Many thanks
Lorraine
Hi Carol - I am related to you through the cullen family - please get in touch - bambieI've just read one of the 'look up offers' for Northumberland about irregular marriages and I'm wondering if a marriage I'm searching for but can't find might be an irregular marriage.hi Carol wonder if we have been in touch in the past - bambie
The marriage I'm after took place in the 1850s, probably before 1857 when the first child was born. The marriage was between GEORGE LEE (b. Tweedmouth 1836) and MARGARET CULLEN (b. Berwick 1839). Margaret's father was called Thomas Cullen. I'm unsure of George's father's name (either George or Robert). George appears to have spent all his life in Tweedmouth with the exception of 1858 when he was in Eyemouth, Scotland.
Hope you can help.
Kind regards,
Carol
I've just read one of the 'look up offers' for Northumberland about irregular marriages and I'm wondering if a marriage I'm searching for but can't find might be an irregular marriage.
The marriage I'm after took place in the 1850s, probably before 1857 when the first child was born. The marriage was between GEORGE LEE (b. Tweedmouth 1836) and MARGARET CULLEN (b. Berwick 1839). Margaret's father was called Thomas Cullen. I'm unsure of George's father's name (either George or Robert). George appears to have spent all his life in Tweedmouth with the exception of 1858 when he was in Eyemouth, Scotland.
Hope you can help.
Kind regards,
Carol
I've just read one of the 'look up offers' for Northumberland about irregular marriages and I'm wondering if a marriage I'm searching for but can't find might be an irregular marriage.hi Carol wonder if we have been in touch in the past - bambie
The marriage I'm after took place in the 1850s, probably before 1857 when the first child was born. The marriage was between GEORGE LEE (b. Tweedmouth 1836) and MARGARET CULLEN (b. Berwick 1839). Margaret's father was called Thomas Cullen. I'm unsure of George's father's name (either George or Robert). George appears to have spent all his life in Tweedmouth with the exception of 1858 when he was in Eyemouth, Scotland.
Hope you can help.
Kind regards,
Carol
Hi Kath,Hi I think you might be a distant cousin of mine - thomas cullen and mary jane brown were my 3rd gt grandparents and I have margaret cullen and her hubby george lee and their children - kind regards bambie
Thank you for trying to find the Cullen/Lee marriage. The info about her father's marriage is interesting - I've got a marriage certificate for him from 1839 - marrying a Mary Jane Brown in Lewisham. I'll have to do more digging around to find out which one is the right one!
Carol
Alexander Welsh b. 1806 is my 3rd G GF and I have his parents as stated above James and Janet Scobie who married 13 Feb 1791 at St Ninians, three children:hi brian - think you might be my cousin Brian who lives in scotland after being born aussie land - is that right - if so margaret here - if not can you please contact me for this is also my ancestors - bambie
Robert Scobie Welsh b. abt 1801, married Janet Smith (b.1803 Glasgow) 25 Aug 1822 St Ninians
James Welsh b. 1801, married Rebecca Crawford (b. 1807 Grayin, Lanarksh.) 6 Dec 1829 St Ninians
Alexander Welsh b. 1806 St Ninians married Margaret Taylor Paterson 1 Jan 1837 St Ninians, she was born 14 Jul 1804 St Ninians and I have parents as Robert Paterson and Helen Sharp who married 8 Nov 1801, St Ninians, three children:
Margaret Taylor Paterson
John Paterson b. 6 Mar 1805 St Ninians, married Margaret Allison (b, 1816 Stirlingsh.) 18 Jan 1835 St Ninians
Elizabeth Paterson b. 30 Nov 1806 St Ninians.
I do have many more of the Welsh family if others are interested.
Brian
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I know it's a while since you posted this message, but I've only recently discovered my Cullen link. Margaret Cullen married George Lee around 1857. She is on the 1861, 1871 and 1881 census - I have this information if you would like it. She remarried in December 1882 in Berwick to either George Anderson or George Curry. I can't work out which. Isabella is on the 1861 census - but as Culley. I can't find her after that.
Hope this is of use.
Regards, gosh that is great - would love to have any census or info you have
- and I shall give you anything you want that I have found - so happy to have found margaret cullen and now its only isabella now - got the rest - tks a million kind regards bambie
Carol