Searching for old places

[tootsiepie]

It appears to be a William Martin who married Flora Maclean/Jardine in 1904.   The marriage cert. would give the names of his parents, who  might be the ones mentioned in a previous thread.  (with a bit of luck)

[Lodger]

Would this information from the Cambusnethan burial records help?

THOMAS MARTIN, Chapel, aged 1 year & 11 months.
Parents - William Martin & Flora McLean.
Interred in plot E1902 on 23rd October 1912.

Plot was owned by Robert Kilgour, coal miner, 12 Morningside Square.

3 internments in plot E2442, owned by John Thomson, shoemaker, 2 Steel's Land Cambusnethan.

MARGARET S. JARDINE, Newmains, aged 13 years.
Parents - Alexander Jardine & Flora McLean.
Interred in E2442 on 18th March 1913.

ALEXANDER J. DUNN, New Stevenston, aged 10 weeks.
Parents - George Dunn & Lily Jardine.
Interred in E2442 on 2nd September 1913.

ALEXANDER JARDINE, coachman, 12 Stable Court Newmains.
Parents - Robert Jardine & Lily Scott.
Interred in E2442 on 15th July 1916.

[tootsiepie]

So 2 Flora McLeans, one married to Alexander Jardines (which fits nicely with 1901 census ) and her daughter Flora Mclean (stepdaughter to Alexander), who married William Martin.

Lodger you've found a son  Thomas , to find other children and maybe one born around 1903/4 , the cheapest way to find out would be the 1911 census (I think).

With your find of the internments I think that this is the correct extended family.

[tootsiepie]

Flora Mclean did indeed get married from 12 Stables Court to William Martin , aged 23, in 1904.    Williams parents were GEORGE Martin and Mary Brown.

This could be the George metioned in another thread.

''George b. 27 Nov. 1848/ chr. 7 Dec. 1848''

No father named for Flora, witnesses were Robert Richmond and Maggie Forrest.

[tootsiepie]

Couldn't resist getting to bottom of it, (hopefully it is your family.)

The wedding above was in July 1904.   BUT  a William Martin (Illeg.) was born to William Martin and Flora Mclean on 25.09.1903., at 12 Stables Court.

[tootsiepie]

Last bit to connect to previous thread. 

On George Martin and Mary Browns wedding cert in 1874, his parents were named as Thomas Martin and Mary Gardiner.

If anyone wants more info,  lmk and I'll post later, got to get breakfast

Or Uggy send me a PM with your e-mail address. There were 3 more children born to this couple as per 1911 census .

[tootsiepie]

1911 census- 16 Morninside Square. Cambusnethan (newmains Division)

William Martin   29               Stone Miner
Flora      ,,         30
William   ,,           8
Flora      ,,           6
Thomas  ,,           5mo
George   ,,           3

[tootsiepie]

Got your P.M. Uggy but need e-mail addy if you want certs.

[uggy]

First of all I would like to say how good it was to read all the answers.It may be rude of me but there seemed so much fun in all you said and did even though It is all very serious. I would like to thank the following:-

tootsiepie
Lodger 
Sage     
Sancti
Ruskie
bleckie   

With what you have sent and with you have sent previously I have married together the info and
it makes a lot of sense. Also what really strikes me is the shear kindness of people paying or letting
people be buried in their lots.I think we have a lot to learn from the past.

All the best to you all. UGGY