Findlay, Hannah "Unie"

[runningbear]

hi pal,

1861 cenus- 7 breich street, rothes

david...age 38...labourer at distillery...born rothes c1823
unnie...age 37
euphemia...age 9...born 1/1/1852
robert...age 7
janet...age 4...born 5/7/1856
margaret...age 7 months

looks like thet lost baby james born 11/8/1858


1871 census- 89 green street, rothes

david...age 48...stillman
unnie...age 47
robert...age 17
janet...age 14
margaret...age 10
hannah...age 7
david...age 4...born 22/8/1866

1881 census- breich street, rothes

david...age 57...labourer
unnie...age 57 (transcribed as minnie)
janet...age 26...domestic servant
david..age 14
francis...age 1...grandson

1891 census- 17 breich street, rothes

david...age 64...woodcutter
unnie...age 65 (transcribed as annie)
francis...age 12...grandson
euphemia...age 5...grand-daughter

1901 census- 5 church street, rothes

david...age 77...woodcutter
janet...age 45...domestic servant
williamina...age 11...grand-daughter
euphemia riach...age 15...grand-daughter

also in the house are

jessie grant...age 27...housekeeper
george grant...age 5
isabella grant...age 3
jane mckenzie...age 10


Joe

[runningbear]

hi pal,

1881 census- old street, rothes

hannah...age 15...domestic servant (for william milne, butcher)

could this be her in 1901?

61 castle street, dufftown

john dey...age 33...carpenter
hannah...age 26
james..age 1

Joe

[MsDovie]

Thank you Joe, for all your help. It really is appreciated. My Hannah (Unnie, Unie) died 17 Feb 1893. I was emailed a copy of her cause of death (statuary book?), but couldnt make out the handwriting. It looks like fibroid something or other. Do you have access to this information online, and do you think you could interpret the handwriting?

[runningbear]

hi pal,

if you go to www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk you can download the death cert, at a cost of £1.20, and if it is still as bad you can email them and they wil get you a better copy.

Joe

[MsDovie]

Thank you. 

[JAP]

MsDovie,

Have you looked at the posts "stickied" at the top of the Scotland General board?  They are very useful.

Do you use the IGI at FamilySearch?  A great deal of information can be found there without spending credits on ScotlandsPeople.  FamilySearch is at:
http://www.familysearch.org

Also, most (94%) of the 1841 census for Inverness-shire is on FreeCEN at:
http://www.freecen.org.uk/
As is 100% of the 1841 for Moray-shire and Nairn-shire.
And about 34% of Inverness-shire for 1851, and 100% for Moray-shire and Nairn-shire.

To look at the death certificate for Hannah/Unnie/Unie from the Statutory Register (statutory registration started in 1855 in Scotland) would require someone to spend credits on the (pay per view) ScotlandsPeople site at:
http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk

SP (ScotlandsPeople) has OPR births/baptisms and marriages, and Statutory Register births, marriages and deaths.  Also Wills.

However, you could post the relevant part of the death certificate and helpful RootsChatters stand ready and waiting to try to decipher it  

Regards and  best of luck,

JAP

[MsDovie]

Hi JAP,

Thank you for letting me know these helpful links. I havent been at this very long, and I do appreciate all the information. This is such a great site, and people are so friendly, and helpful. I had no idea of  "FreeCen", either. The statuary death cert., looks like it says "fibroid haltosis". I wonder if I could download the image? I will give it a try, will take quite a few minutes.

[MsDovie]

I tried to download it, it said file too large.   

[MsDovie]

I put it on photo bucket. Am I allowed to post the link in my message?