Pyne, Pine Payne

[Mike_P]

Hi
I'm still looking for any information on the above names.
Thanks

[aghadowey]

If anyone can help they will post on this thread but 'bumping up' posts isn't allowed. Have you tried searching through Scottish records as I suggested earlier?

[Mike_P]

If anyone can help they will post on this thread but 'bumping up' posts isn't allowed. Have you tried searching through Scottish records as I suggested earlier?

Sorry, I don't know that wasn't allowed.
As for Scottish side of things, yes I have Scottish records but very little in the way of the Irish side.
Sorry once again

[rathmore]

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal

then click on Conwal
then come down the page and click on - Census 1841/51, Census search forms/old age pension application

Mary Pyne 9.9.1920
1851 Michael Pyne 50 head, Catherine 50 Wife, Thomas 20 married 1850 to Margaret 24, their son Michael 4 mths, no trace of Mary

Goban is spelt Goben

from Drumenan

[Mike_P]

Thanks a million.
One thing though do you know what does SBofH means?

[rathmore]

sorry I do not know what SBofH means you could try e-mailing Lindel Buckley about who put this information on the site, you can get Lindel Buckley e-mail by clicking on the name botton of the page.

[rathmore]

The site I have given you, click on Conwal then come down the page to 1857 Griffith's valuation Indexs
Michael Pine - Drumenan

if you down the page click on Drumenan - Michael Pine mention again

[Mike_P]

The site I have given you, click on Conwal then come down the page to 1857 Griffith's valuation Indexs
Michael Pine - Drumenan

if you down the page click on Drumenan - Michael Pine mention again

Thank you so much

[derrylass]

SBofH = Scottish Board of Health; they made enquiries re people eligible for pensions.