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Fife / mason/masson family of kinghorn.
« on: Saturday 07 March 09 20:35 GMT (UK) »
Looking for this family who were in Kinghorn in the 1860's but had all vanished by the timw of the 1881 cesus. Where did they go?
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Perthshire / Re: Sands Norrieston and Port of Menteith
« on: Tuesday 03 March 09 19:40 GMT (UK) »
Hello Terrance,
Thanks for making contact, it's nice to know that there are other members of the family out there, no matter how distant, are sharing a common purpose. I know that your thrice great grandmother married John McFarlane in 1835 and that Mary married John McGregor in 1847. My link comes through Janet Sands marrying Archibald A Dow at Port of Menteith on 6th February 1842. He died on 21st April 1888, she sometime after 1881.
To concentrate on my lineage for the moment, their son Robert, who was born at POM on11th December 1845, married Elizabeth Muir on 17th November 1871 in Airdrie. She was born there on 27th August 1847 dying there also on 8th August 1847. Robert lived to a ripe old age dying sometime after May 1942. Their daughter Margaret Harvie Dow was born in Airdrie on 25th September 1872. She married Thomas Whitelaw in Glasgow on 15th January 1892 and they had one son Thomas Whitelaw also born in Airdrie on 16th November 1892. Thomas senior died of cancer on3rd June 1897 while Margaret survived until 29th October 1953 when she died in Campbeltown. Their son Thomas married Mary McKenzie Campbell in Glasgow on 30th January 1920. She was born there on 4th June 1892 and survived her husband who was killed in action in Malta on 26th April 1942. They had 3 children the eldest, my mother Elizabeth Knox Smith Whitelaw was born on 11th December 1920 and died in June 1999. Her husband was John Malcolm born in Glasgow on 20th January 1920. They wed on 26th June 1942 and John died on 26th July 1983. They had 3 kids, I was the eldest of them, born on 4th April 1944. You have my e-mail, perhaps I could have yours and we could correspond further.
Yours
Tommy
Thanks for making contact, it's nice to know that there are other members of the family out there, no matter how distant, are sharing a common purpose. I know that your thrice great grandmother married John McFarlane in 1835 and that Mary married John McGregor in 1847. My link comes through Janet Sands marrying Archibald A Dow at Port of Menteith on 6th February 1842. He died on 21st April 1888, she sometime after 1881.
To concentrate on my lineage for the moment, their son Robert, who was born at POM on11th December 1845, married Elizabeth Muir on 17th November 1871 in Airdrie. She was born there on 27th August 1847 dying there also on 8th August 1847. Robert lived to a ripe old age dying sometime after May 1942. Their daughter Margaret Harvie Dow was born in Airdrie on 25th September 1872. She married Thomas Whitelaw in Glasgow on 15th January 1892 and they had one son Thomas Whitelaw also born in Airdrie on 16th November 1892. Thomas senior died of cancer on3rd June 1897 while Margaret survived until 29th October 1953 when she died in Campbeltown. Their son Thomas married Mary McKenzie Campbell in Glasgow on 30th January 1920. She was born there on 4th June 1892 and survived her husband who was killed in action in Malta on 26th April 1942. They had 3 children the eldest, my mother Elizabeth Knox Smith Whitelaw was born on 11th December 1920 and died in June 1999. Her husband was John Malcolm born in Glasgow on 20th January 1920. They wed on 26th June 1942 and John died on 26th July 1983. They had 3 kids, I was the eldest of them, born on 4th April 1944. You have my e-mail, perhaps I could have yours and we could correspond further.
Yours
Tommy
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Perthshire / Re: Sands Norrieston and Port of Menteith
« on: Monday 02 March 09 10:21 GMT (UK) »
hi Val,
thanks for your reply, there is a possibility we have a connection. The Dows and Sands are great-great grandparents of mine. The oldest Dows I have traced are Archibald and Margaret who were wed sometime around 1818. They had a son Archibald who married Jane Sands in 1842. To the best of my knowledge they had six kids - Archibald, Robert, Margaret, Alexander, Jane and William. Archibald married AgnesGraham in 1871, Robert wd Elizabeth muir also in 1871 and William married Catherine Stewart in 1879.
The Sands go back a bit further. Robert wed Jean McLay in 1772 and I have traced 7 offspring - John, David, James, Jean, Robert, William and David. Robert married Margaret McQueen in 1812, William and Margaret Kennedy got together that same year. Robert and Margaret are my direct line. I have traced 9 kids - Janet, Robert, Archibald, Jane (my direct link), Robert (again), Mary, Margaret, Helen and James.
All of the above are from the maternal side of my family but I noticed that you also include the jolly family in your list. On my paternal side there are Jollys who hail from Kincardine. My grandmother married twice, her first husband Alexander Jolly was killed in 1918 during WW1. His parents were Robert Walker Jolly and Janr Douglas Annand who wed in Arbuthnot in 1879 and went on to have 8 children. Robert's parents were David and Isabella Stephen Gordon who had 9 kids.
It would be interesting to know if we are related in some
way. I reside in Glasgow and my e-mail is (*)
Tommy
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thanks for your reply, there is a possibility we have a connection. The Dows and Sands are great-great grandparents of mine. The oldest Dows I have traced are Archibald and Margaret who were wed sometime around 1818. They had a son Archibald who married Jane Sands in 1842. To the best of my knowledge they had six kids - Archibald, Robert, Margaret, Alexander, Jane and William. Archibald married AgnesGraham in 1871, Robert wd Elizabeth muir also in 1871 and William married Catherine Stewart in 1879.
The Sands go back a bit further. Robert wed Jean McLay in 1772 and I have traced 7 offspring - John, David, James, Jean, Robert, William and David. Robert married Margaret McQueen in 1812, William and Margaret Kennedy got together that same year. Robert and Margaret are my direct line. I have traced 9 kids - Janet, Robert, Archibald, Jane (my direct link), Robert (again), Mary, Margaret, Helen and James.
All of the above are from the maternal side of my family but I noticed that you also include the jolly family in your list. On my paternal side there are Jollys who hail from Kincardine. My grandmother married twice, her first husband Alexander Jolly was killed in 1918 during WW1. His parents were Robert Walker Jolly and Janr Douglas Annand who wed in Arbuthnot in 1879 and went on to have 8 children. Robert's parents were David and Isabella Stephen Gordon who had 9 kids.
It would be interesting to know if we are related in some
way. I reside in Glasgow and my e-mail is (*)
Tommy
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Perthshire / Re: Sands Norrieston and Port of Menteith
« on: Wednesday 25 February 09 16:45 GMT (UK) »
love to have a copy as Sands and Dow are part of my family
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