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[Rena]

I can't read the places of residence, nor the last word and would be obliged for the suggestions of others.

Thanks in anticipation

[Forguette]

Causewayend.
Gil??? Street.
Matrimonial.

Whereabouts is this Street?

[Forguette]

Causewayside maybe.

[arthurk]

Gilmour Street?

[Forguette]

Yep think you're right Arthurk, can see that now.

[Sandblown]

I believe it could be Causewayside, Edinburgh.

https://sites.google.com/site/southsideheritagegroup/the-south-side-story/causewayside-1

[Rena]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate your translations.    This is my paternal grandmother's family who hailed from the LEITH, area of Midlothian

The Miller's family had a (Kirkettle) Mill by the side of the River Esk and as luck would have it - I found a photo of the place.

[Rena]

I believe it could be Causewayside, Edinburgh.

https://sites.google.com/site/southsideheritagegroup/the-south-side-story/causewayside-1

That descriptive mid 19th century writing shows how horrific life must have been once the name of a place where work could be found was circulated around the country.    For instance when I first started on my research journey my first port of call was to a tiny area by the side of a river in Wales of 140 souls - within a few months there were 40,000 people suffering ailments from a polluted river and bad chests due to the new coal mining industry.

[CelticAnnie]

On the 'Causeway-?' subject, just want to make you aware there is also Causewayhead, near Stirling!  I don't think your writing looks much like this, to be honest, but your never know.  Just thought I'd mention it anyway, once you said there is a Scottish connection -- just in case!