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Lanarkshire / Re: Beveridge/McClusky
« on: Saturday 10 November 07 00:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi Joekar - Once again you have been a great help to me. Thanks. I certainly wish that you would throw your cat among the pigeons in many large cities, as they are a menace.
I don't know anything about John Beveridge, but I shall work on that idea that perhaps he was a widower.
Yes, David Beveridge was the father of John, and his mother was Elizabeth Archibald. I haven't his death certificate.
It is surprising what you can learn from the census through the years. You have the correct Leitch family. Hugh thom Leitch named his Annie after his mother Ann Thom, and Janet McC (McClusky after her mother. At the bottom of the Census is Elizabeth H. She is elizabeth Hamilton Leitch, daughter of William Leitch and Elizabeth Hamilton. When I found the death of William Leitch in 1904, there were no family members mentioned. However, when I was given information on him on the 1901 Census, he was in the Barnhill Poorhouse. I just can't understand how a man could end up in the poorhouse, when he had a family of about twelve children. Surely some of them could have looked after him.
Blessings Margaret
I don't know anything about John Beveridge, but I shall work on that idea that perhaps he was a widower.
Yes, David Beveridge was the father of John, and his mother was Elizabeth Archibald. I haven't his death certificate.
It is surprising what you can learn from the census through the years. You have the correct Leitch family. Hugh thom Leitch named his Annie after his mother Ann Thom, and Janet McC (McClusky after her mother. At the bottom of the Census is Elizabeth H. She is elizabeth Hamilton Leitch, daughter of William Leitch and Elizabeth Hamilton. When I found the death of William Leitch in 1904, there were no family members mentioned. However, when I was given information on him on the 1901 Census, he was in the Barnhill Poorhouse. I just can't understand how a man could end up in the poorhouse, when he had a family of about twelve children. Surely some of them could have looked after him.
Blessings Margaret