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KerryF

KerryF Report 7 Oct 2007 10:33

Thanks anyway Mhairi - will look back at the end of the month. :)

Tc

Tc Report 4 Oct 2007 15:33

Many thanks Mhairi for lookup, much appreciated

Tom

Ann

Ann Report 3 Oct 2007 23:33

If you read the FIRST message on this thread Mhairi is saying that this thread is now closed!
IE she can't do any more look ups at the moment!

Carl

Carl Report 3 Oct 2007 22:18

Mhairi,

Thank you so much - my wife has asked me to say thanks too as it is for her family tree. Sadly, this July, we attended the funeral in Edinburgh of the informant you found - E B Rennie (who's my wife's aunt).

Your kindness is much appreciated.
Kind Regards
Carl

lyndylou74

lyndylou74 Report 3 Oct 2007 21:57

thanx for your time and effort it is appreciated so much.

lynda x

Treetective

Treetective Report 3 Oct 2007 21:45

Great stuff, thanks again.

Mhairi Queen of Scots

Mhairi Queen of Scots Report 3 Oct 2007 21:35

I thought i'd add this

www.thesft.moonfruit.com

If you have Scottish ancestors, the above website (a taster website really), is a great place to be.

Come and join the forum, there are a very friendly bunch of people just waiting to help...the forum is free as well :) Great news for anyone with Scots blood running through their veins :p

Before anyone asks, i dont own it/run it. I am a member (with a less glamorous title) and just think its a great site. I know plenty of people who'll agree with me.

Mhairi

Maurice

Maurice Report 3 Oct 2007 21:29

Mhaira,

Many thanks for the Information, It's very good of you and greatly appreciated.

Maurice

Nicki

Nicki Report 3 Oct 2007 21:24

Thanks Mhairi - your help has been invaluable and I so appreciate the info you were able to get to fill in the missing gaps.

Thanks again.

Nicki

Mhairi Queen of Scots

Mhairi Queen of Scots Report 3 Oct 2007 21:21

Margaret

Parents as you stated unless i state different :)

Nicola

the number with the / through it is the RN number and the other is the entry number.

Hope that makes sense
Mhairi

Nicki

Nicki Report 3 Oct 2007 21:10

Mhairi

Have just been looking at form su 3 to order certificates - how do the numbers you gave fit in to the form? There are spaces for RD number, year and entry number.

Nicki

Treetective

Treetective Report 3 Oct 2007 21:09

Mhari,

Those two look like what I needed. Did you manage to note the parents (I have assumed because you haven't said otherwise, that they were those I expected as per my request, but just wanted to be sure)?

Thanks again for all your help.

♥Betty Boo from Dundee♥

♥Betty Boo from Dundee♥ Report 3 Oct 2007 21:06

Hi Mhairi,

Thanks very much for the information you looked up in Edinburgh, really appreciate it!!

Betty

HelenBrissie

HelenBrissie Report 3 Oct 2007 21:03

Thanks Mhairi for finding James and George DONALDSON.

I appreciate all your help.

bye for now
Helen

Grabagran

Grabagran Report 3 Oct 2007 20:33

Welcome back. Trying to find the deaths of Martin Coleman, born 1868 Perth. He married Julia Murray (nee Hinks) in Leith in 1895. Would like to know what became of her. Thank you for your help.

Nicki

Nicki Report 3 Oct 2007 19:24

Mhairi

That is amazing. Thank you so much.

Nicki

Mhairi Queen of Scots

Mhairi Queen of Scots Report 3 Oct 2007 19:20

Kerry i didnt see your reply until just now. Techincally the thread was closed when you added to it but i'll be going again. Watch out for the thread at the end of the month.

To everyone who asked, my little cousin was fine. Actually he behaved better than he usually does so he must have been sick. I hate looking after people who are vomiting though, i just cant stand it. Yuck!

He is blond, blue eyed with these really big eye lashes and looks as if butter wouldnt melt in his mouth...huh! All i can say is that looks can be deceptive. He also has an attitude that resembles a teenagers...oh and yesterday he told me i smelt funny...lovely child!

Anywho, thanks for being patient!
Mhairi

Mhairi Queen of Scots

Mhairi Queen of Scots Report 3 Oct 2007 19:15

The system was asking really slowly today (they are doing something to it) so i didnt get as much done as i usually do.

Lynda

Although all of the below where born in the Aberdeenshire area, they where registered in Kincardine which confused me for a while.

John Riddoch
25/09/1917
30 Menzies Road ?Torry?

(father mentioned as being part of the 17th Batt. C? Highlanders)

William Percival Riddoch
11/12/1920
195 Victoria Road ?Torry?

Jane Elizabeth Percival Riddoch
24/04/1924
40 Menzies Road ?Torry?

Richard Percival Riddoch
?14?/12/1927
13 ? Road ?Torry?

Elsie Watt Riddoch
06/04/1929
40 Menzies Road ?Torry?

Herbert Riddoch
15/05/1932
Woodend Hospital Aberdeen

Joan Riddoch
15/12/1933
79 Upper Denburn, Aberdeen



Betty

The first letter is a F. So i think it might be Founes? Perhaps?

I would have loved to have printed of the cert for you but restrictions apply and you can only print out births up to 1906. If you wanted a copy you would have to get in touch with the GROS or your local records office. The birth was on the 16th of May 1914.



Tom

Herrman Jonas
24/04/1878
9 Barony Street Edinburgh

Bernhard Jonas
01/04/1880
Boughton House, Barony Street.



Karen

09/06/1933
30 ? Ave, Rutherglen.

Walter Gilchrist Hill - 27
Boot and Shoe Machinist
17 Ar? Street, Glasgow

Isabella Bell McEwan - 26
Flat Machinist
38 Woddrop Street, Glasgow

His parents

Joseph Hill - Compositor (d)
Annie Ferguson Park (d)

Her parents

William McEwan - Tube Worker
Catherine Bell Miller

Witness's

Betty McEwan
David Hill

I looked for the birth of a child but couldnt see one in the area where Annie died and there where too many to search through. Hopefully, in the future, they will up date their databases and you'll be able to see the mothers maiden name as well. They already have it for post 1930 births and it cuts searching time.



Silver

Way too many Mary's to search through and i couldnt find them in the census (1891 and 1901) to help narrow down the areas incase she was born pre 1901.

Annie Ross Bell
DOB - 22/05/1903
28 Dewar Place
DOD - 15/10/1990
City Hospital Edinburgh
Informant - Marion Bain (sister)

Marion Stewart Bell
DOB - 26/02/1906
Married - James Bain
DOD - 22/09/2003
Corstorphine Hospital
Informant - K R M??son (niece)

Elsie Maud Inglis Bell
DOB - 14/06/1907
46 Torphican Street



Nicola

Walter Baxter O'Connell
30/06/1939
7 Sherwood, Cockpen
676/00 43 Cockpen

William Richard O'Connell - 23
Coal Miner
33 The Square, Newtongrange

Catherine Wilson Smith Baxter - 25
172 Birkinside, Gorebridge

His parents

Edward O'Connell - engine fitter (d)
Lydie Cook (d)

Her parents

William Baxter - General Lab
Jane Cunningham

685/4 1218 St Giles



Susan

Couldnt find any of them i'm afraid, mainly cause i dont know what the registration districts in Airdrie area. If you leave this one with me, i'll look them up when i'm back again the end of the month or the beginning of November.



Helen

I got two! Funny thing was, i thought Francis would have been the easiest one to find!

James Donaldson
22/06/1908
12 Fleming Street Glasgow

George Donaldson
25/03/1910
15 Caithness Street Glasgow



Maurice

Reubin Heath Lawman
25/07/1909
19 Albion Place, Leith

Annie Primrose Lawman
01/11/1918
429 Great Western Road, Glasgow



Rose

Hey Rose, no birth in 1924 for Margaret to those parents. The computers where asting slow today so i didnt get the chance to check the other years. Sorry



Margaret

This was the only

John Stewart
21/11/1923
14 Moor Street

Mary Henderson
26/01/1914
294 Main Street Bellshill



Carl

Arthur Diack
Painter (retired)
DOB - 08/01/1893
DOD - 02/04/1969
26 Young Ave Tranent
Informant - E B Rennie (daughter)

KerryF

KerryF Report 27 Sep 2007 13:22

Hi Mhairi

If you haven't got too many requests already, would you be able to please check for the death certificates of my grandparents and their son?

I'd love to go myself but I live quite far from home now and there's very little chance of me ever being back to check.

Edward Cairns Munro - DoB 04/01/1920 - born Queensferry - parents William Munro & Beatrice Cairns - died approx April 2000 in Lochgelly - not sure on cause of death - he was a widower at the time as my grandmother (below) died before him

Christina McAngus Sutherland - married name Munro - DoB 29/09/1921 - born Crossgates, Dunfermline - parents David Sutherland and Margaret McAngus - died approx 1998 in Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy - had stomach cancer so cause of death related

They were married on 01/02/1951 in Dunfermline, though I don't suppose that is relevant for the search. My mother (Christina McAngus Sutherland Munro - married name Robson, other names Davis) might have been the person listed as notifying of the death on my grandmothers certificate.

Son is David and I have very little info about him except that he was born in the early 1950's, was killed in an accident when a pallet fell off the back of a lorry and crushed him, he was a teenager at the time and he lived in North Street, Lochgelly when it occurred.

Would be so much easier if you could get these certificates online but I guess they're too recent :(

Thank you in advance for your help

PS - hope your little cousin is better :)

Maurice

Maurice Report 26 Sep 2007 23:13

Hope your cousin is feeling better. Born early 1900's I'm sure my Scottish cousins will wait a week.

Maurice