Hi Don, Rosie, Colin and Trish,
Thank you all for helping me with this mystery. Though some pieces are still blury, they likely always will be.
You have all helped greatly though and I would never have gotten so far.
I suspect you are right in that Margaret Drummond probably didn't die at the age of 100 in 1895, so I will settle with the fact that she was probably one of the Margarets that passed away at an earlier time in that area. It is liekly that also that the James Burden who passed in 1835 in Blackford. I have seen multiple public trees that have James Jnr as passing in 1935, but I think they must have mistaken the two James', since James Jnr was still working as a Schoolmaster and Registrar in the mid 1800s according to the census records and other registrar documents online.
Again many thanks to you all, and I will search SP and the British Newspaper archive for any additional info that may be hidden in a word or two with mention of various fmaily memebers.
DB