PENTLAND

[gardenboffin]

Ah,  yes, and I have not found a death for Richard PENTLAND, son, Davis PENTLAND b. 1831
George H. PENTLAND   b.  1825     and daughter, Sarah PENTLAND  b. 1830

Davis had a son with Elizabeth KITCHEN ,   William John PENTLAND   b. 1854. 

So now the search widens to include any of these names in census/ obituaries etc.

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
   Ihad a look for the death on FAMILY SEARCH PILOT, a new source on www.familysearch.org
and assuming that your marriage for Mary Ann Davis is fairly accurate found only two possibilities, one in Belfast and one in Lurgan. If you have not used the new site yet I find it best to just enter the name and when all the names come up start to refine using the links at the top.

Regards

[gardenboffin]

OK, Kings, I'll have a look. Thanks.

[linda41]

Hi, I have a Richard Pentland in my tree, he married Sarah Hamilton in Portadown july 1887.

[gardenboffin]

Hello Linda.  I think 'our' Richard Pentland would have been dead, or quite old.  He married Mary Anne Davis abnout 1827-9.  There could always be a second marriage to keep his feet warm.  We just cannot find his or her deaths.
Did your Richard have children?
Audrey.

[linda41]

yes, these are the details from the 1911 census
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Armagh/Portadown_Urban/Meadow_Lane/300690/
linda

[worldlywanderer]

I have a few Pentlands in my tree, has anyone managed to prove the link to Scotland?

[gardenboffin]

Not yet!. There are lots of surmises.
Have you looked on the other 'Pentland ' page?
And which of the Pentlands do you have?

[worldlywanderer]

My Pentlands are all from Midlothian and I have a sizeable database of currently unrelated families which is under development. I laso have some Irish research and have blown the theories expounded in the George E Pentland book (Canadian branch) completely out of the water.

Which other Pentland page?