Andrew YOUNG/Robert YOUNG?

[2zpool]

Burial Andrew Young, Tweedmouth, in Tweedmouth 2 Oct 1797, no age or occupation--nor is there on anyone of that time frame.

Janis

[geoffreyhyoung]

Thanks Janice,
i wonder if he links into Ann buried 1800 Tweedmouth said to be the widow of Andrew labourer of Scremerston. The only thing is the Andrew you have said is recorded as from Tweedmouth?

[2zpool]

Yes in the Tweedmouth burials.

Janis

[c-side]

Also I realise I need a trip to berwick to look up the cross border marriage records.

I've just double checked at Woodhorn - they have the Berwick Advertiser information 1808 - 1864 as well as some details of Lamberton Toll and Mordington.

You may be able to get everything available from your trip to the Woodhorn archives

Christine

[geoffreyhyoung]

thanks Christine. Do they have Coldstream as well?

[c-side]

I’m not sure about Coldstream but that’s not to say it isn’t there.  I was primarily checking on the Berwick Advertiser as I was fairly sure I had seen that before. It’s on the bookshelves beside the transcriptions.

I know about Lamberton because I once found some of my ancestors there - after searching nearly every parish in Northumberland!

You might find out via Woodhorn’s online catalogue.

Christine

[geoffreyhyoung]

Will try that. Is it also the case that Woodhorn has more complete records for Spittal presbyterian church than the IGI. I'm sure someone told me that but I may just be dreaming!

[2zpool]

I have transcripts of Spittal United Presby 1751-1837.  No Robert or Andrew Younger baptisms in the time frame you want.  The two I found were 1815 and later.  The only Younger marriage from my Coldstream marriages was a Simon Younger marrying a Mary Younger both of Carham 20 Jul 1796.  My transcript goes from 1793-1797.

Janis

[geoffreyhyoung]

thanks for looking. I just find it strange that all Robert and Ann Youngs children starting with Jane Douglas in 1819 were baptised in Spittal presbyterian but that of Andrew c1821 isnt to be found anywhere? its a bit odd. Also I would think Robert and Anns wedding was probably in one of the marriage booths around 1817ish.
I have been told Ann was a Moffat but cant confirm this. Cant find her either.