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Lamb
« on: Monday 14 December 09 17:55 GMT (UK) »
Looking for any information on James and Janet Lambs family. In 1871 they lived in Kirkden. I do know that George and James went to South Africa and that David was an officer of the Salvation Army. James is my husbands greatgrandfather. Any help would be appreciated.

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #1 on: Monday 14 December 09 19:32 GMT (UK) »
hi , and welcome to rootschat  :)

is this james lamb and janet ritchie married june 1851 angus ?
children of (from IGI)
alexander ritchie lamb born 8th dec 1851 forfar angus
mary lamb born 5th may 1856 brechin angus
helen lamb born 11th november 1857 kirkden angus
james lamb born 6th november 1859 kirkden angus
janet lamb born 20th april 1862 kirkden angus
george lamb born 16th june 1864 kirkden angus
david lamb born 26th october 1866 kirkden angus
jane lamb born 10th june 1869 kirkden angus

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #2 on: Monday 14 December 09 20:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi
I do belive so. I was not sure of mothers maiden name. Both David and James have the middle name of Crichton. I know Jessie married James Robertson and they lived in Detroit, Michigan, David married Mary Clinton and James married Helen/Elenor Rosina Smith.

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #3 on: Monday 14 December 09 20:50 GMT (UK) »
1881 millgate kirkden angus
james lamb 62 sawmiller born liff perthshire
jessie lamb 56 born forfar angus
george lamb 16 tailor born kirkden forfar
david lamb 14 druggists apprentice born kirkden angus

1881 freechurch manse kirkden angus
benjamin bell 35 minister of friockheim free church(and family)
mary lamb 24 nurse(domestic servant) born brechin angus
jessie lamb 18 housemaid born kirkden angus

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #4 on: Monday 14 December 09 21:25 GMT (UK) »
scotlandspeople has -

david lamb married mary clinton 1888 hamilton lanarkshire
jessie lamb married james robertson 1892 kirkden angus

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #5 on: Monday 14 December 09 23:24 GMT (UK) »
From what I have found David Lamb, born 26 Oct. 1866, was apprenticed to a chemist in Aberdeen, but on Oct.21, 1882 he went to an Army meeting and was converted. He spent the next 55 years in service. According to the funeral program I have his children were Catherine, Meta, Jane, Alexander, David who died in youth and Patrick who was killed in the war. He died Tytherton Lucas, Wiltshire on 7 July, 1951. I found an old pic of him and my husbands father bears an uncanny resemblance.
James Lamb worked for Stores Brothers and went to South Africa to open a store.He died in England in 1903. His children were Rosie born July 24 1893, Janet was born in England around 1893, Chrissie born Jan.7 1896, Nellie (husbands grandmother) May 10 1897, James around 1900. Rosie died of malaria sometime between 1897 and 1903.
Mary  died in 1908.
Do you know anything about a Charles that who had a wife , Martha?
Jessie had 3 children, Ada, James and Jessie. A cousin remembers visiting Ada and Jessie in the 70's and does not think they ever married.

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 15 December 09 18:00 GMT (UK) »
hi Kathey  :)

if jane lamb born 10th june 1869 kirkden is not on the 1871 census then
sadly she may have died the year before
there is an entry on deceased online website for jane lamb died 10th march
1870 , buried 13th march 1870 friockheim cemetery angus
this could match a death on scotlandspeople for jane lamb died 1870 kirkden
angus age recorded as 0 years  :-\

do you have any more details for charles and martha ?
i haven't seen anything about them

do you have the details for patrick lamb who died in ww1 ?
if not i think i found his death in 1918 on CWGC

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 16 December 09 00:04 GMT (UK) »
Hi Ev

Sorry. All I have for Charles and Martha is that they were in Rhodesia in the late 1890's. I have names of family members (from old letters) who were still in Zimbabwe as of 1993, but do not know who the descend from.
I thought Patrick died in Dec.1918, but in a New York Times artical I have dated Sept 5, 1918it reads Commissioner Lambs son, Lieutenant Patrick Lamb of the Royal Garrison Artillery had been killed and that his youngest son had been wounded and gasses in the fighting around Rheims.Patricks wifes name was Edith and I belive he father was Dr. Robert Wilmot.

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Re: Lamb
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 16 December 09 08:49 GMT (UK) »
this is what i found on CWGC website -

patrick james lamb
lieutenent , royal garrison artillery
14th division ammunition col.
age 23 , died 31 july 1918
son of david and minnie lamb , of westcliff , essex
husband of edith lamb , of 41 , east levant , chichester , sussex
grave III. E. 10.
SANDPITS BRITISH CEMETERY , FOUQUEREUIL

it might be worth posting the details on the armed forces board on rootschat
to find out more about him
i've found a medal card on the national archive website which may be him -
lamb , patrick james
royal fusiliers regiment no. 3/963 acting corporal
south wales borderers - second lieutenent
royal garrison artillery - lieutenent

on the freeBMD website i found a possible marriage -
2nd quarter 1917 portsmouth PATRICK J LAMB  to EDITH A SLADE
can't see a LAMB / WILMOT marriage

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