Elizabeth Robb - dilemma

[Jamjar]

Yes, it looks like he may have. I accidently purchased his death cert.

Yes, I think it also explains the furniture dealer reference. I'll just ignore the John error.

Now that the George Bell in my tree is explained, I only have the name Julia as a mystery.

Where do you think they'd all be buried, Monica? I'm betting it's the cemetery that is no longer there. 

Jamjar

[MonicaL]

No idea on possible burial places  Have you checked here to see whether there may be something of value www.fdca.org.uk

Monica

[MonicaL]

On the Julia name, have you seen the birth ref to a daughter of Joseph and Jane:

HELEN JULIANN GOLD ROBB  Birth: 03 MAY 1856 in Dundee

[Jamjar]

Burial places are on the certs, but as it's 1:47am, my eyes have given up on focusing.

I haven't been able to get a fix on the death of Elizabeth Robb, David's wife.  That is: folks of Joseph. On David's death cert it says he's married. Yet the only possible wife died in 1855, aged 75. He died in 1859 aged 71.

Jamjar

[Jamjar]

No, I hadn't!

You're a wonder, thank you very much.

J.

[MonicaL]

What was Elizabeth's maiden name?

[MonicaL]

Is this Joseph's parents banns/marriage:

DAVID ROBB  and ELIZABETH GREIG    
Marriage: 24 DEC 1809 Montrose

[Jamjar]

I have the cert for Helen.

Elizabeth's maiden name looks to be Greig. I think I have have got it from IGI, a few years back.

J.

[MonicaL]

Not seeing any deaths post 1855 for an Elizabeth Greig Robb. Does David's DC in 1859 (was this in Montrose?) actually name wife Elizabeth or simply say 'married'?