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Offline sancti

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Birse folk
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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 14 October 10 11:39 BST (UK) »


George Greig 16 Nov 1864 - 28 Oct 1928 m Marion McLeod Thomson 16 Oct 1915.

His father was also a George Greig 23 Nov 1812 - 20 Apr 1888 he married Isabella Donaldson

His father was Alexander Greig, he married Isabella Findlay

all from Birse and Strachan
Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Fyvie Drumoak Dalmaik Peterculter Birse Strachan Aboyne Huntly Banchory-Devenick  -  Jamieson Greig Forbes Tobin Gillespie Cheyne Thompson Donaldson Luke Mark Maitland Findlay Silver Bannerman McDonald

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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 00:05 BST (UK) »
Does anyone have an up to date link for this site?
It would appear that the link is no longer valid.

Cheers,
Kay
Gordon, Carter, Lunie, Young, Pirie, Duncan,  Belgrie, Croll, Watt, Ferguson, Peat, Brand, Smith, Wallace, Middleton, Miller, Bell, Mollison, Gauld/Gault/Gall, Clerk/Clark, Anderson,  Grassick, Robertson, Niper, Kerr, Kinnear, Edwards, Low, Stewart, M(a)cDonald, Lamb, Petrie, Cowlie, Muckart, Tweedale, Davidson(e), M(a)cLeod, Stephen, Grassie, Mitchell, Whyte, M(a)cLean, Carnegie, Will, Robert, Fairweather, Hill, Reid, Steel, Jackson, Page, Murfitt, Bass,

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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 12:29 BST (UK) »
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/nescotland/links.htm


Scroll down the page for the Birse link,


This appears to be a source for the original link. However this link is broken also and the site no longer available.


What is it you are looking for?




AJ
Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Fyvie Drumoak Dalmaik Peterculter Birse Strachan Aboyne Huntly Banchory-Devenick  -  Jamieson Greig Forbes Tobin Gillespie Cheyne Thompson Donaldson Luke Mark Maitland Findlay Silver Bannerman McDonald

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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 12:38 BST (UK) »
Hi AJ

I found a thread on here last night about the Young family of Birse, namely James Young and Ann Jolly.  It mentioned the site as a source and I thought I would check it out.  I'm descended from them through their son, David who was one of the twins mentioned in that post.

Kay
Gordon, Carter, Lunie, Young, Pirie, Duncan,  Belgrie, Croll, Watt, Ferguson, Peat, Brand, Smith, Wallace, Middleton, Miller, Bell, Mollison, Gauld/Gault/Gall, Clerk/Clark, Anderson,  Grassick, Robertson, Niper, Kerr, Kinnear, Edwards, Low, Stewart, M(a)cDonald, Lamb, Petrie, Cowlie, Muckart, Tweedale, Davidson(e), M(a)cLeod, Stephen, Grassie, Mitchell, Whyte, M(a)cLean, Carnegie, Will, Robert, Fairweather, Hill, Reid, Steel, Jackson, Page, Murfitt, Bass,

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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 14:05 BST (UK) »
I have had a look and can find nothing more to add to your search.


Except a small and perhaps insignificant find for the name Ann Jolly.


http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/databank/miindex/miindex.php


if you enter the surname FINDLAY and select BIRSE as the burial ground you'll see Ann Jolly mentioned.


Good luck in your quest for answers.


AJ
Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Fyvie Drumoak Dalmaik Peterculter Birse Strachan Aboyne Huntly Banchory-Devenick  -  Jamieson Greig Forbes Tobin Gillespie Cheyne Thompson Donaldson Luke Mark Maitland Findlay Silver Bannerman McDonald

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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 22:12 BST (UK) »
Hi Jamieson,

Thank you for taking the time to have a quick look.  I was wondering though, what does it mean by n.d. next to her name?  Does it mean "Not Documented"?

Kay
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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 22:19 BST (UK) »
Quote from: Gnlgymd100 on Wednesday 01 June 16 22:12 BST (UK)
Thank you for taking the time to have a quick look.  I was wondering though, what does it mean by n.d. next to her name?  Does it mean "Not Documented"?

No date?
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Re: Birse folk
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 01 June 16 23:27 BST (UK) »
That makes more sense, lol.

Kay
Gordon, Carter, Lunie, Young, Pirie, Duncan,  Belgrie, Croll, Watt, Ferguson, Peat, Brand, Smith, Wallace, Middleton, Miller, Bell, Mollison, Gauld/Gault/Gall, Clerk/Clark, Anderson,  Grassick, Robertson, Niper, Kerr, Kinnear, Edwards, Low, Stewart, M(a)cDonald, Lamb, Petrie, Cowlie, Muckart, Tweedale, Davidson(e), M(a)cLeod, Stephen, Grassie, Mitchell, Whyte, M(a)cLean, Carnegie, Will, Robert, Fairweather, Hill, Reid, Steel, Jackson, Page, Murfitt, Bass,
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