John Gillies/Elizabeth Young

[mtyler]

No I do not have this information. If you could post it I would be deeply grateful. Thank you for all of your help

[MonicaL]

This looks like the Young family in 1841. Relationships within the household were not given in 1841 so not sure if these are all their children:

Adam Young    40, blacksmith
Anne Young    40
John Young    18
William Young    16
Thomas Young    14
James Young    12
Elizabeth Young 10
Isabella Young    8
Walter Young    6
Catherine Young 4
Asone Young    2
Adam Young    8 Mo
Isabella Young    35
James Lawrie    18, smith's app.

Address: Smith House, Crailing, Roxburghshire

[MonicaL]

Chilren showing to Adam Young and Ann TINLINE on IGI, mostly actual extract from the OPRs:

1. WILLIAM YOUNG  Birth: 04 NOV 1824 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
2. JOHN YOUNG Christening: 11 MAY 1823 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
3. THOMAS YOUNG Christening: 04 FEB 1827 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
4. JAMES YOUNG Birth: 27 NOV 1828 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
5. ELIZABETH YOUNG  Birth: 26 SEP 1830 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
6. ISABELLA YOUNG  Birth: 13 NOV 1832 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
7. WALTER YOUNG Birth: 03 OCT 1834 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
8. KATHERINE YOUNG  Birth: 22 JUL 1836 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
9. ANNE YOUNG  Birth: 08 APR 1839 Nisbet, Roxburgh, Scotland
10. ADAM YOUNG Birth: 08 SEP 1840 Crailing, Roxburgh, Scotland
 

[mtyler]

Where did you see about the Young family in Nisbet for over 250 years

[MonicaL]

On this site www.curiousfox.com/history_S/roxburghshire. Not one that I use, I think you need to register (not sure if free or paid for) to then be able to email the person who posted the message.

[mtyler]

Link did not work for me

[MonicaL]

I took it staight from the google search results. Try www.curiousfox.com and then  put in Roxburghshire for county.

[MonicaL]

I wonder if more than Elizabeth came back from Australia. Or indeed if it was the whole family that went over including parents?

mtyler, if you try doing some google searches you might find another couple of avenues to follow up the Young line. Googling for "adam young" +roxburgh +genealogy for example brings up this:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tinlin/A.htm

Ann Tinline.  Born 7 May 1801 in Crailing, Roxburghshire, daughter of William and Elizabeth (White) Tinline [reg.].  She married Adam Young [reg.].  He was born c. 1796-1801 in Roxburghshire [cen.].  He was a blacksmith in Nisbet, Crailing, Roxburghshire [reg., her death cert.].  They were living in Nisbet from 1823-40 [reg.].  In 1841 they were living in Crailing, and he was working as a blacksmith [cen.].  She died 27 Jul 1883 in Nisbet, Crailing, age 82 [cert.].  He survived her [her death cert.].

I'll check the 1861 census onwards to see if I can see Adam and Anne. You might find that it was only some of their older children (large family!) that went over to Australia (I'm having a problem finding Elizabeth b. 1830 in the 1851 Census at the moment although I can see Adam and Ann with some of the younger children in Nisbet).

[mtyler]

I did recheck the 1900 Illinois census and Elizabeth Young Gillies states she was born in Scotland in March 1830 which matches the data from the IGI you sent. Thanks for all your help and I am checking out those links you sent