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East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) / Re: BURN family from Aberlady
« on: Thursday 02 February 12 09:17 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Monica
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East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) / Re: BURN family from Aberlady
« on: Thursday 02 February 12 06:59 GMT (UK) »
Send me a private message. I will try to send you one too - but I'm using my Blackberry now instead of my laptop! This is so exciting. I will google for the info tonight. Lorna xx
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Angus (Forfarshire) / Re: MUAT surname in Angus
« on: Wednesday 01 February 12 21:13 GMT (UK) »
Hi Angusg
Much appreciated. I will add this in - never know where it will lead to.
Thanks again.
Lorna1320
Edinburgh
Much appreciated. I will add this in - never know where it will lead to.
Thanks again.
Lorna1320
Edinburgh
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Angus (Forfarshire) / Re: MUAT surname in Angus
« on: Wednesday 01 February 12 21:12 GMT (UK) »
Hi Forfarian!
Pretty much them all - as I've had a few variations in Haddington, East Lothian - and they have all turned out to be the same family! Totally confusing, but that is what makes it fun!
Thanks again,
P.S. I notice that you are 'Forfarian' - my Fyfe/Petrie/Milne/Lowson family were all from Forfar - its a place I adore as I have quite a few members of my family still living there. My ancestor Andrew Fyfe owned and ran the quarry (known locally as Fyfe's Quarry) at Balmashanner - and I particularly love this area of Forfar. We even support Forfar Football Team! And my Uncle is their physiotherapist!
Pretty much them all - as I've had a few variations in Haddington, East Lothian - and they have all turned out to be the same family! Totally confusing, but that is what makes it fun!
Thanks again,
P.S. I notice that you are 'Forfarian' - my Fyfe/Petrie/Milne/Lowson family were all from Forfar - its a place I adore as I have quite a few members of my family still living there. My ancestor Andrew Fyfe owned and ran the quarry (known locally as Fyfe's Quarry) at Balmashanner - and I particularly love this area of Forfar. We even support Forfar Football Team! And my Uncle is their physiotherapist!
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East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) / Re: BURN family from Aberlady
« on: Wednesday 01 February 12 20:57 GMT (UK) »
David - this is wonderful news! I am so delighted to find a connection to the BURN surname. What more can you tell me about this family? What pictures have you got of the BURN family? Has your wife or you got the tree expanded on the BURN/DARG side?
A million and one questions - this is so exciting.
Lorna
Edinburgh
A million and one questions - this is so exciting.
Lorna
Edinburgh
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Lancashire / Re: HUGHES, Salford, Manchester
« on: Monday 14 November 11 12:15 GMT (UK) »
Allan
Yes I have them on the 1881 census thanks.
Lorna1320
Yes I have them on the 1881 census thanks.
Lorna1320
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Lancashire / Re: HUGHES, Salford, Manchester
« on: Monday 14 November 11 08:22 GMT (UK) »
Allan, thank you for that. Yes these are his parents. Lorna1320 x
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Longford / Re: SMALL surname in Longford
« on: Sunday 13 November 11 23:15 GMT (UK) »...
where is Ardagullion? What was there around that time and what is there now? Can't seem to find it on a map. Would love to see a picture of it - or where it was
...
Ardaguillion is a townland of about 661 acres and located about half way along the road between Granard and Edgeworthstown - just south of it.
You can see the townland on the c1840 6" Historic OSI Maps - Ardaguillion The red line marks the boundary of the townland.
To see details of the other occupants have a look at the 'original page' link on the Griffith's link posted earlier.
To see the modern route from Granard to the townland of Ardagullion see this google map : link
Shane
Shane
I can't thank you enough. I did find the modern day on google maps, but found it all hedgerows and not much else. I found the old OS map the most interesting as it gives me the whole area of the farm. This is great because it now gives me something to work from. Thank you. Hopefully I can return the good deed sometime in the future,
Lorna1320
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Lancashire / HUGHES, Salford, Manchester
« on: Sunday 13 November 11 23:02 GMT (UK) »
I have just recently found out that the ancestor I was looking for was actually a HUGHES. Here is the info I have:
Emily HUGHES aged 34 spinster living at 36 Hunt Street, Everton father Joseph HUGHES, Gen Labourer married Robert JOY aged 38 widower and electrician's labourer, also of 36 Hunt Street, Everton father Daniel JOY, labourer (both father's are noted as deceased)
Marriage took place on 19th July 1914 at United Methodist Church, Hamilton Road, West Derby, in the County of Liverpool.
Any interests?
Lorna1320
Emily HUGHES aged 34 spinster living at 36 Hunt Street, Everton father Joseph HUGHES, Gen Labourer married Robert JOY aged 38 widower and electrician's labourer, also of 36 Hunt Street, Everton father Daniel JOY, labourer (both father's are noted as deceased)
Marriage took place on 19th July 1914 at United Methodist Church, Hamilton Road, West Derby, in the County of Liverpool.
Any interests?
Lorna1320