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Please let me know if you got my scans of the Robert MacLeod Papers Evelyn as I am not sure they went through.
They are of no use though as they are just what he had in the bank in England and abroad,other than that Catherine McKinnon was his sister.....And he died intestate..
Viv x

Hello Viv, I have just got back from town, knackered and turned on the laptop, yes your scans have arrived. I agree I dont think he is our man, but thank you very much anyway.I am glad I knew my mother as I would swear she was ficticious, had I not known her.
Love
Evelyn X

Another hopeful nudge

Yet another hopeful nudge.

Not long till the Scottish 1911 Evelyn...Start counting the days...Then we may find her..
I have started a fund for credits to search for her ASAP.when it is released.
April or May maybe..

Fingers Xsd we find her straight away..

Viv

Thank you my friend X

Just giving mother another push

checked info for 1911
The latest information is that the census will be available sometime in April 2011 via the scotlandspeople website.
Payment will be by pay-per-view credits - there is no plan to introduce subscriptions. If you live in Scotland, you can obtain credits at a reduced price from your local library. There is a little publicised Scotlands People Voucher Scheme which allows public libraries to sell discounted vouchers directly to the public for non-commercial use. You have to visit the library in person.

It will also be available at the same time in the ScotlandsPeople Centre in Edinburgh. Unfortunately the current daily rate of £10 will go up to £15 in April although they do offer a one hour free taster session, first come, first served at certain times of the day.

Note also that, unlike in England and Wales, the individual household schedules for the Scottish 1911 census have been destroyed so it will not be possible to view these. Instead the enumeration books have been digitised, similar to that for the 1901 census, except that the entries for each person go across a double page. This includes the 'fertility' questions for married women, that is years married, number of children and how many were still alive.

Thank you for that Jan, I wonder will we ever find Diane, I begin to doubt it

The Registrar General for Scotland has announced that the 1911 census will be released on Tuesday 5 April 2011.

On Scotlands people,,,,,so bet that site crashes that day with everyone looking for their lost ancestors on it..

lets hope this ancestor is found :-)

I shall keep my fingers crossed(and everything else) until then, Thank you
so much for your interest

I have been following this thread since day 1
I so hope the 1911 will bring some answers for you

Thank you so much for your interest, I have my fingers crossed.
Much love to all of you that have been so helpful, I really do appreciate it
Evelyn

I am getting very fidgetty waiting for the Scottish 1911

Just a little nudge for Charlie

Nudge for Charlie

and another nudge for you Evelyn - fingers crossed

Only a few weeks now to the Scottish 1911 :-)

wonder how many of us are typing with our fingers crossed for Evelyn that the 1911 will have some answers for her*