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I am trying to trace the children of Hugh Cameron and Agnes Sutherland, there was eight of them and I've only been able to fully trace one of them. They are as follows:

. Katherine Cameron b. 13 Feb 1821
. Elizabeth Cameron b. 23rd Feb 1823
. Duncan Cameron b. 8th April 1825
. George Cameron b. 11th Jul 1827
. Donald Cameron b. 29th April 1830
. Margaret Cameron b. 7th August 1832, m. Daniel Bell 6th Aug 1858 and had seven children, d. 16th May 1911. Stayed in Renfrewshire all her life but did live in Paisley.
. Agnes Cameron b. 4th April 1835
. Hugh Cameron b. 16th April 1841

All of them were born in Renfrew, Renfrewshire

There was a possible 1851 Scottish Census Record showing a Hugh and Agnes Cameron living with four of their children - Katherine, Margaret, Agnes and Hugh - in 10 Brick Lane, Paisley Abbey, Renfrewshire. Hugh Snr's occupation is given as a boatman. I do question this because Catherine is three years younger than she should be and Hugh Jnr is a year older than he should be. However I do realise that sometimes the census records are not always accurate.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

I am trying to find a Hugh McGaffin who was born about 1830 in Ireland and moved to New York. He is listed on the 1870 United States Census living in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York with wife Cornelia along with two daughters Ellen (born in New York about 1866) and Bridget (born in New York about 1864). There is another woman living with them called Emily Timmons aged 28 who is also from Ireland. Hugh's occupation is listed as a Shoemaker. When I tried looking for them in the 1880 US Census nothing was coming up and the same can be said with regards to birth records for Ellen and Bridget. I'm still unsure as to whether Hugh moved back to Ireland or remained in the United States. Can anyone help?

I am trying to find a birth record for a Malcolm Leitch/Leech born about 1794. There is a suggestion that his parents are Peter Leitch/Leech and Janet Turnbull. So far I have found 6 children born to Peter and Janet which include:

Margaret b. 1785 in Burntisland, Fife
Elizabeth b. 14/12/1781 in Dunfermline, Fife (same area where parents married 27/01/1781)
Janet b. 26/03/1795 in Burntisland, Fife
Peter b. 31/12/1790 in Burntisland, Fife
Rachel b. 06/08/1797 in Burntisland, Fife
Barbara b. 16/12/1782 in Burntisland, Fife

There is a possibility of another son called William born in 1783 but so far I have not found anything to suggest such a thing. I found some of the children as a result of the mother's maiden name being spelt incorrectly. The father was born in Kinross, Kinross-shire in 1757 and the mother in Inverkeithing, Fife in 1756.

I am trying to find either a marriage or death record for the children of Robert Mulberry (b. 1840) and Matilda Mary Donaghy:

Margaret Jane Mulberry b. 8th October 1864 in Eglinton, Londonderry
Isaac Mulberry b. 20 April 1866 in Eglinton, Londonderry
Matilda Mulberry b. 13th May 1868 in Glendermot, Londonderry
William James Mulberry b. 25th April 1870 in Glendermot, Londonderry
Robert Mulberry b. 10 July 1873 in Londonderry, Londonderry
David Alexander Mulberry b. 3rd December 1875 in Londonderry, Londonderry 

There has been a suggestion of a Catherine Mulberry born about 1878 and a John Mulberry born about 1883 but so far I have found no evidence that they exist.

There is a possible death for Isaac Mulberry in 1911 and for Robert Mulberry in 1938 but again I cannot find any records. It is possible that they might have started using the surname Mowbray but so far I have not found anything.

Annie Bonner was born 1906 in Linlithgow, Scotland to Hugh Bonner and Sarah "Sally" Boyle. After Hugh died of pneumonia in 1912, she and her mother moved back to Donegal (Sarah married Patrick "Paddy" McGarvey) . She died 29 September 1929, according to the grave stone in Annagry. I have been told that she was killed in a car accident in Newbuildings, Londonderry but I cannot find a death record that would confirm this for me. I have even looked through newspaper archives to see if anything would come up but so far I have found nothing.