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John Park - Mason in Dumfrieshire

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ach

ach Report 4 Oct 2010 16:59

Thanks Ellen for that, I will let you know once I receive the MI's if my man is on, fingers crossed. Thanks so much for all the info you have been a great help and to everyone else who has participated.

Chris

rootgatherer

rootgatherer Report 4 Oct 2010 19:01

The National Archives of Scotland have the following.

Country code GB
Repository code 234
Repository National Archives of Scotland
Reference HR540
Title Records of heritors of Half Morton Parish
Dates 1838-1927
Access status Open


ach

ach Report 5 Oct 2010 13:04

Thanks rootsgatherer for the info.

ach

ach Report 11 Nov 2010 12:30

Hi Everyone
Well my man didn't turn up in the hoddam MI's, but after much communication with DGFHS and yourselves I am now convinced my John Park married Janet Byers not Jackson. They turned up on the Halfmorton MI's.

James Park son to John Park in Broadmeadow who died 17th December 1833 aged 16 years also John Park who died 16th April 1843 in the 57th year of his age and Jannet Byers his spouse who died at Broadmeadow 1st April 1851 aged 62 years. The dates of death fit in with the census, also DGFHS also said the same as Ellen that it's not unusual for names to be recorded incorrect on BDM's. So thanks again to everyone.

Chris