Turnbull / Bonchesterbrige

[BrettMaximus]

Thank you, that is interesting, and I am not sure why your tree has an X on it as I drew an X on the one in this thread. Attached is a photo of William Richardson Wilson's father: John Wilson of LadyLaw (Hawick). BIRTH 1806 • Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland
DEATH 1886 (Buried at the old Wilton burial ground).

[BrettMaximus]

I am trying to upload a photo of John Wilson but it is coming up as an error?

[majm]

I am trying to upload a photo of John Wilson but it is coming up as an error?

Try giving it a different file name

[majm]

Thank you, that is interesting, and I am not sure why your tree has an X on it as I drew an X on the one in this thread. Attached is a photo of William Richardson Wilson's father: John Wilson of LadyLaw (Hawick). BIRTH 1806 • Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland
DEATH 1886 (Buried at the old Wilton burial ground).

See the discussion at reply #66  to 71 or thereabouts.

JM

[BrettMaximus]

Thanks MAJM.

John Wilson of LadyLaw (Hawick). BIRTH 1806 • Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland
DEATH 1886 (Buried at the old Wilton burial ground).

[BrettMaximus]

I just went and got the book and have taken a photo of the tree in the book "The Wilson Story". There is no X on it, as I drew the X on a photocopy of same, and I wrote Lucy Wilson 1890, as that is when it was drawn up for Lucy by a firm in Glasgow. See attached ;-)

[majm]

Curiouser and curiouser ....

So how did EMW and TTLK  obtain copy with that X marked on it?

JM

[BrettMaximus]

Hi MajM,

EMW got the copy from me ;-)


Brett

[Quantumleap777]

Dear Tim,

The family tree that was marked with an X came from my private collection.  It was marked by Aunt Cynthia because the family line did not continue.  There were no fruits from that branch.

Sincerely,

Mike