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Title: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: lynxafrica on Thursday 03 November 05 23:21 GMT (UK)
Hi
I'd love to speak to any descendants of the SINCLAIR family, originally from Kirkwall, Orkney.
Robert Sinclair 1836 married Isabella Knox 1837 at Newcastle Reg Office in 1857.

Two sons, Robert Knox Sinclair and John Sinclair, both had tobacco companies in Newcastle.
The Robert Sinclair Tobacco Co building still stands, although it's expensive apartments now.

I'm up to date with the family as far as 1901 census, but would love to know where they ended up today.
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: Haggis87 on Tuesday 27 April 10 19:45 BST (UK)
hi - are you still researching the Sinclairs?  i have some info if you have gaps!  Would love to get some background as well from you

Hamish
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: knoxie on Friday 27 April 12 14:29 BST (UK)
hi im  natalie  knox  im  a  relative of   isabella  and  robert sinclair isabella   would  have   been a  3 or  4  great  aunty of  mine i have  her in   my fam  tree  her  and   robert  had a  few  kids ther  names  are   Robert Sinclair (1836-)
Children
James (1859-)
Isabella (1861-)
Robert R. (1863-)
Janet (1866-)
Alice (1869-)
Allie May (1869-)
John (1870-)
Laura (1873-)
Ethel (1878-)
Isabella (1880

 is  this  any help ?
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: Haggis87 on Friday 27 April 12 15:17 BST (UK)
Hi, great to hear from you.  The information you have matches mine,  I have a few death dates

James 14.12.1917
Robert 1922
Margaret 1956
Alice 1923
Isabella (1880 - 1935)

I have Roberts paternal line to 1799.  Can you update me on any of his (Robert 1836 - 1890) children listed in your post? or the maternal line?

Hamish
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: knoxie on Friday 27 April 12 16:04 BST (UK)
Cool at work now but will look at things when I get home do you happen to know if there are any more knoxes still in haydon bridge and if selwood house was a fam home
 Natalie knox
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: knoxie on Friday 27 April 12 16:08 BST (UK)
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Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: Haggis87 on Friday 27 April 12 16:09 BST (UK)
Great - Will do some research and ask my mother to see if she can throw any light on Selwood House.  I am not aware of any relatives in Haydon Bridge, but again will look to see what I can find.  Like you I am 4 generations down the line.

Hamish
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: knoxie on Friday 27 April 12 16:10 BST (UK)
So is it ur mum who is the connection
Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: smokiejoe on Wednesday 17 April 13 21:10 BST (UK)
Hi I see you have got back to 1799 with your paternal tree line on the side of Robert.  I am trying to see if this line is the brother of John Sinclair, my great, great grandfather. Would you be willing to share this information?

Title: Re: SINCLAIR Newcastle
Post by: ciscribe on Monday 27 May 13 11:09 BST (UK)
Hi I see you have got back to 1799 with your paternal tree line on the side of Robert.  I am trying to see if this line is the brother of John Sinclair, my great, great grandfather. Would you be willing to share this information?

I am also interested in information on John Sinclair, tobacco manufacturer in Newcastle upon Tyne in the late 19th century.  It's possible he was also my great great grandfather, through his son James.  I am trying to confirm if my great grandfather is the James Sinclair who was living in New Zealand in the early 20th century. 

This James Sinclair was living in the same area in NZ as his brother, Stephen Edward Sinclair (the latter described in an NZ newspaper article  of the time as the youngest son of the late John Sinclair of Newcastle Upon Tyne).