Tracing family roots

[Neale1961]

James Millar married Helen Thomson 10 Feb 1828 Old Monkland.

 Apart from your Archibald, there is birth record for a son named Matthew born 16 July 1841 Rutherglen.
Matthew married Janet Robertson in 1867. He was also a miner.

This leads to find the Miller family in the 1851 census (father James is dead)
https://www.freecen.org.uk/search_records/62063f53f493fd7d2d3a5d48/mathew-miller-1851-lanarkshire-rutherglen-1842-?locale=en

and the family in 1841 census
https://www.freecen.org.uk/search_records/5a14dd23f4040b9d6ee2e754/archd-miller-1841-lanarkshire-rutherglen-1838-?locale=en

[D_P_Miller]

Hi folks.
I'm receiving information on my Miller family that ties in with the little information I've gleaned so far. Thanks to all who've responded in such a short time

PS. I'm new to this website so I may not get back as quickly as I'd like
DM

[MonicaL]

Hi DM

Take your time with it all 

A question for when you log back on. Did your grandfather die in the US? Just concerned that we have a death for David b. 1903 in Scotland really...

Monica

[D_P_Miller]

My grandfather David Paterson Miller died in Motherwell (Dalziel Parish).
He died in his home in 65(?) Milton St Motherwell 1943
However, he had a brother Archibald Miller who died in the USA
My Uncle David Paterson Miller was born 1903 in Douglas(?) Lanarkshire
He died in Edinburgh 1960(?)

[Neale1961]

Isabella Telford PATERSON (wife of Archibald Miller)
Born 4 Oct 1846 Shotts, Lanark
Father - David Paterson
Mother - Janet Gillies
(Parents married in Shotts on 22 Sept 1844)

The Paterson family in 1851 census -
https://www.freecen.org.uk/search_records/5a14fc94f4040b9d6e05ec10/isobela-paterson-1851-lanarkshire-cambusnethan-1847-?locale=en

[Lodger]

Cambusnethan cemetery Wishaw, burial records.

JANET PATERSON, housewife, Rumblingsykes, aged 47 years, married.
Parents - Alexander Gillies and Isabella Tedford.
Interred in common ground on 16th December 1868.

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Rumblingsykes was the old name for Craigneuk, the name fell into disuse about the turn of the 19th century.
Janet was buried in common ground, which meant she was given a pauper's funeral, so there wouldn't have been a headstone or grave marker of any kind.
I couldn't find any other interments for a combination of "Paterson & Gillies" in Cambusnethan burial records.
I have never seen any photographs of Rumblingsykes or Garibaldi Square, the latter was slum housing of the worst sort, it was demolished many years ago.

[D_P_Miller]

Just to thank all contributed and respondent's to my original query
Still looking for 19th / early 20th century photos of
Garibaldi Square
Sunnyside Row
Rumbling Sike
For my Miller family Tree research

[sancti]

The Wishaw Press and Advertiser 30 August 1879

[sancti]

1897 map showing Cowie's Square