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Occupation Interests / Re: mcgugan, greenock
« on: Monday 28 May 18 22:23 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: raunoll4 on Sunday 27 May 18 16:15 BST (UK)
hi
 sorry i missed your message on ancestry on Manasses,
i ll be only to happy to share any info i have,
on the subject of mary diver there is some confusion as to whether its is diver or devine
i have nt quite got to the bottom of it my connection to manasses 1888 is i am the grandson of his sister Mary mcgugan
 Ronnie

Hi I have my G.G Grandmother Jessie mcGugaan who Married William Dolan 17 July 1882 Jessie was born about 1862 her parents were  Mary Golden, age 29, and William McGugan, age 21. their family as follows

George McGugan
1854–

William James McGugan
1860–1931

Jessie McGugan
1862–1940

Bridget McGugan
1863–

Katie Ann McGugan
1864–

Manasseh McGugan
1865–1913

Mary McGugan
1873–1934

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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirk Street, Glasgow 1880's .
« on: Friday 16 February 18 15:40 GMT (UK)  »
surprises me no end every time i discover another ancestor lived in one of the few most of mine did although at different time i have about 4 or 5 streets in Hutchiesontown and about 20 or more families have stayed there

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The Common Room / Re: Such a muddle I'm in now
« on: Monday 12 February 18 15:07 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Milmoor I now have Ann McPhie wife of Alexander McDougall

Parents John McPhie married Margaret Blair had 4 daughters i know of
Mary mcphie      b 12 May  1816 Glassary Argyllshire
Margaret McPhie b 29 August 1817 Glassary Argyllshire
Isobel McPhie     b 20  March 1821  Glassary Argyllshire
Ann McPhie        b 2 January 1825  Glassary Argyllshire


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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirk Street, Glasgow 1880's .
« on: Monday 12 February 18 12:06 GMT (UK)  »
http://www.mitchelllibrary.org/virtualmitchell/image.php?i=12002&r=2&t=4&x=1

Another from the Mitchell library online  said to be Kirk street also

http://www.mitchelllibrary.org/virtualmitchell/image.php?i=10935&r=2&t=4&x=1

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Lanarkshire / Re: Kirk Street, Glasgow 1880's .
« on: Saturday 10 February 18 22:03 GMT (UK)  »
A family of my Ancestors were living at  76 1/2 Kirk St Back Land
at the time of the census 1901  the rest of the census district info is as follows
Registration Number   644/4
Registration district   Calton
Civil parish                Glasgow St Luke
County                    Lanarkshire

this image is dated around that time and may give you an idea of the conditions

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The Common Room / Re: Such a muddle I'm in now
« on: Friday 09 February 18 02:12 GMT (UK)  »
Milmoor thanks again i am unable to purchase the full extract today but will do so next week i did however find Margaret McPhee born Glassary 1817 to John McPhee and Margaret Blair, Also  for Agnes McPhie b 1825 to John McPhie and Margaret Blair in Glassary this does seem to fit but i will need to have another look tomorrow after a nights sleep this also suggests a third daughter Mary McPhee but will confirm also x

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The Common Room / Re: Such a muddle I'm in now
« on: Thursday 08 February 18 00:30 GMT (UK)  »
Rather than start a new thread i thought it better to add here , Alexanders wife Anne or Agnes McFie is still quite a mystery all i know is of their  marriage and as stated she was  residing in Barony at the time of their marriage (May 1845) No info for her parents  anyone suggest where or how i can proceed? thanks Ax
 

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Ross & Cromarty / Re: Stewart family tree
« on: Tuesday 16 January 18 21:38 GMT (UK)  »
not a direct answer to your query but the following might be of interest it relates to many stewarts from around that time

https://www.academia.edu/8190858/A._D._Stewart._The_Glassary_Stewarts_their_origin_history_and_genealogy._Rome_2013

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Occupation Interests / Re: LINKS: Occupations and Professions SHIPBUILDING
« on: Friday 12 January 18 10:55 GMT (UK)  »
This links to forgotten books a pdf copy of a book titled THE SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY
over 400 pages written to explain the roles of numerous occupations within the Americain shipbuilding industry in times of war it is indepth and interesting https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=9&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjitYezn9LYAhUEM8AKHcCcC-EQFghRMAg&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.forgottenbooks.com%2Fen%2Fdownload%2FTheShipbuildingIndustry_10445111.pdf&usg=AOvVaw3UzSSzHGC0HZmYeRhhB1NE

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