Margaret Mearns

[aspin]

Thanks ladies for you patience I thought I had lost all this with genes
Cake came out lovely 

Elizabeth

[MonicaL]

That is great news, given all the hard work by you. How upsetting to have lost all that info, takes so long to input and organise your tree 

There is an email on the site for Graeme Barron Fraser, you can make contact with him again 

Monica

PS: I remember last time I posted on one of your threads, you were also baking...clever you. Me and baking are a total disaster 

[aspin]

Baking is easy 
I have just come from Graeme's site and left a note for him in his guest book
I scrolled down and came across a photo he sent to me of him and his partner that was lost as well with t/talk
 so pleased you both helped me not forgetting Trish with this if you have a look at his photos you will see the one I entered of Margaret Mearns

I wish I could do that with my tree it looks good doesn't it
Elizabeth

[ev]

Glad you've worked it out , Elizabeth 
Mind you , with a surname Mearns it was likely that there was a connection

ev   

[aspin]

Graeme has just mailed me and he does remember me
Elizabeth

[jgnatca]

I am a direct descendant of Margaret Mearns and this week I have been following my female line as far as I can go.

Margaret Mearns (b. 1858 in Port Elphinstone, Kintore, Aberdeen, Scotland) d. 1936 Springbank, Aberdeen
Married in 1880 in Turriff, Aberdeen to Robert Barron (b. 1860 in Aberchirder, Marnoch, Banff) d. 1925 in Aberdeen
Daughter
Elizabeth Kesson Barron  (b. 1882 Aberdeenshire) d. 1974 in Canada
Married John Henderson Porter (1882-1957)
Daughter Margaret Mearns Porter (1908-1945 in Canada)
I will go no further as it starts to intrude in to the land of the living.

[aspin]

Welcome to Rootschat I think your Margaret could be related to my husband send two more
messages to this site and I will be able contact you by PM

Elizabeth