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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 07:12 BST (UK) »
Thanks Lodger, thanks Peter - PM sent.
Paterson (Edinburgh before1840), Smith (Cambusnethan before 1861), Johnstone (Peeblesshire before 1800), Brown (Carnwath before 1825)
Turnbull, Hume, Whitecross, Aitchison (all East Lothian)
Walker (Bathgate before 1850), Lawson (Edinburgh before 1868), Ellis (Biggar, Cambusnethan and West Calder), Jamieson (Biggar before 1800), Cree (Biggar before 1800)
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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 08:58 BST (UK) »

Canisp,
I see you've got Walker's (Bathgate) in your tree. You don't by any chance have any from Inchcross Farm?
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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 09:09 BST (UK) »
Not as far as I know Avril. There were a lot of Walker's in Bathgate and my GGGG Grandfather Robert Walker (1803-1887) lived in Mid Street in 1841 and was a Cotton Weaver in 1851. His son Thomas (1842-1921) was a shoemaker who later moved to Addiewell.
Paterson (Edinburgh before1840), Smith (Cambusnethan before 1861), Johnstone (Peeblesshire before 1800), Brown (Carnwath before 1825)
Turnbull, Hume, Whitecross, Aitchison (all East Lothian)
Walker (Bathgate before 1850), Lawson (Edinburgh before 1868), Ellis (Biggar, Cambusnethan and West Calder), Jamieson (Biggar before 1800), Cree (Biggar before 1800)
McConnell (Kirkcudbrightshire before 1854)

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 19:11 BST (UK) »
Lodger, would you mind please looking for any burial details for :

JAMES BROWN, died 10 Feb 1847, aged 85, buried Carnwath. and his wife...
GRISSEL/GRIZZEL CRAIG, date and place of death unknown, but probably Parish of Carnwath.

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Paterson (Edinburgh before1840), Smith (Cambusnethan before 1861), Johnstone (Peeblesshire before 1800), Brown (Carnwath before 1825)
Turnbull, Hume, Whitecross, Aitchison (all East Lothian)
Walker (Bathgate before 1850), Lawson (Edinburgh before 1868), Ellis (Biggar, Cambusnethan and West Calder), Jamieson (Biggar before 1800), Cree (Biggar before 1800)
McConnell (Kirkcudbrightshire before 1854)

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 20:59 BST (UK) »
Weather permitting I will be in Carnwath tomorrow and will have a look in the churchyard

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 22:22 BST (UK) »
Hi Canisp,

No James Brown in the book for 1847, sorry. Sancti may dig something up tomorrow! :o

Was Grizzel Craig married to a Brown?
Couldn't find her under Craig but there is a Grizzel Brown, no abode stated, aged 63 years, died of a decline, buried 14th June 1832. Does she fit?

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday 07 April 10 00:01 BST (UK) »
The MI's for Carnwath have a Grissell Craig buried there widow of James - the family is listed from the first Jas Broun who died in 1704 aged 72 to the final entry in 1918.

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 07 April 10 06:14 BST (UK) »
Thanks folks,

I already have the Carnwath Monumental Inscription details from Peter and Falkyrn, thanks. I was hoping Lodger's burial register may have given some extra detail.
Lodger, the Grizzel Brown you mention would fit age wise but I have no other info as yet that would confirm her as James's wife.
sancti, don't go out of your way as I guess the only additional detail to be had would be a photo - and I'm only 10 miles up the road.

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Paterson (Edinburgh before1840), Smith (Cambusnethan before 1861), Johnstone (Peeblesshire before 1800), Brown (Carnwath before 1825)
Turnbull, Hume, Whitecross, Aitchison (all East Lothian)
Walker (Bathgate before 1850), Lawson (Edinburgh before 1868), Ellis (Biggar, Cambusnethan and West Calder), Jamieson (Biggar before 1800), Cree (Biggar before 1800)
McConnell (Kirkcudbrightshire before 1854)

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Re: carnwath graveyard
« Reply #17 on: Thursday 08 April 10 00:26 BST (UK) »
Quote from: Falkyrn on Wednesday 07 April 10 00:01 BST (UK)
The MI's for Carnwath have a Grissell Craig buried there widow of James - the family is listed from the first Jas Broun who died in 1704 aged 72 to the final entry in 1918.

Got a picture of this one and it is legible
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