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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Wigtownshire => Topic started by: emmess on Monday 15 May 06 15:36 BST (UK)
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These McClintons are in my family
Agnes ( Bruce ) & William McClinton moved to Maybole and then to Glasgow . I have been following them closely, mainly the male line, because the name keeps changing from McClinton , McClintock, McLinton, McLintock. --HORRENDOUS
Joseph Brown is a visitor at Coral Glen Maybole in 1881
A William Brown ( 15yrs bakers apprentice ) is living with Agnes (Bruce) &William McClintock & family at Earlston close in Dennistoun Glasgow –1901 census over two pages.
Agnes a younger daughter marries a JOHN BROWN at Kelvin in 1895. He died in 1902 & she then married Thomas Irvine in 1904 in Govan. She is indexed as McClintock. The father of John Brown ( on marriage cert) seems to be the visitor on 2nd page of 1901 census
Emmess
Researching
Bruce, McClinton, Chalmers-Wigtownshire
Hannah McCrindle Scott Ayrshire
Bruce McCracken Robson Gateshead
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HI Emmess
Welcome to RootsChat! It's not very clear from your post what help you are looking for specifically. It might help us if you added a bit more including what areas you need more info about or advice.
Regards.
Monica
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Sorry !
I made a mess of replying (as I thought) to a post from William 100, regarding the Wigtownshire McClintons at Mark and Tannochrae farms. There is a connection with my family.
emmess
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i got your message i hope to here from you soon thank you
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hello the joseph brown is mine he is my great great grandfather
joseph brown born 1854 or 1855 married elizabeth mclintock have different spellings for her last name they got married in 14/04/1882 maybole. he died in 1893 age 39 and i still dont know when elizabeth died. and the william brown i think is my great grandfather as well he was born 21/01/1885 got married in 17/10/1904 to mary carruth buchanan. then he was killed in action in the first world war on the 25/03/1918 in france. i just clicked that i have told you all this before so i am sorry
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William
From your previous posts this week, re Elizabeth McClintock (and variants), it did occur to me that maybe she had remarried following the death of Joseph Brown in 1893. She would have been relatively young still (31/2). There are a number of marriages showing on SP for an Elizabeth McClintock, mostly in Glasgow after 1893.
This may be why you haven't been able to find her death details if she is indexed by her maiden name and her second married name?
Regards.
Monica
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Hello William
re-reposting
No problem -- we all go round in circles at times !.
Hope you are well
emmess
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elizabeth mcclinton did get re married
her husband joseph brown died in 13/02/1893 age 30
and she got re married on 04/12/1896 to peter mcpherson
but she got married under elizabeth mcclinton and spinster and age 28 she was age 29 when joseph died. but it is her as her father & mother are the same names. and in 1903 when her son william brown went into the army her name is on the inrolment papers at the top as elizabeth mcpherson but on william brown married in 1904 it has joseph brown and elizabeth brown m.s mcclinton. but she is re married at this time. so anyway i still cant find her death certificate. as you might know emmess is related to me throught the mcclinton who married the browns myside of the family (brown) did not know this till i started this
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Hi,
I have a Elizabeth McClinton born 1841 Stoney kirk Wigtownshire.I don't know who she married though.
Elton.
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Hi,
I have looked at my tree this is what I have,James McClinton 1816 married Ann Kyle 1819,their children were Agnes 1832,Margaret 1834,Ann 1836,Elizabeth 1841,John 1843, William 1845, and twins Grace and Hannah 3rd Oct 1847,all from Stoneykirk Wigtownshire.Grace married Thomas Spence,they were my great grandparents.
Elton.
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Hi
I am totally new to this kind of group but we are descended from McClintons of Wigtownshire turned into McClintocks in Ayrshire by 1900. William = Agnes Bruce is the brother of Richard Jolly McClinton - father was a Thomas McClinton. Richard married Maggie Fitzsimmons - her mother was a Caskie (McCaskie).
I never did find out what happened to Joseph Brown either but if I can help anyone by sharing the searches please let me know.
Also interested in the McDonald, McArthur, McKenzie families from Nairnshire pre 1900.
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hi joseph brown is my great great grandfather he married elizabeth mcclintock all different spellings and his dad who is joseph brown married margaret caskie different spellings for her name as well. so i have mclintock, mclinton. mccaskie mcluskie. and i think elizabeth got remarried after joseph died she married a peter mcpherson.. and margaret caskie was married before she married my ggggrandfather she was married to james fitzsummons or something like that and they had a daughter called margaret
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I have a Elizabeth McClinton born 1841 Stoneykirk any connection??
Elton
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i dont think so for me my elizabeth mclinton was born in 1862 her father & mother was william mclinton & agnes mcclinton m.s bruce they got married in 31/01/1861 mark parish of inch. elizabeth mclinton married my gggrandfather joseph brown on the 14/04/1882 in maybole
joseph brown born 1854/55
joseph brown married 14/04/1882
joseph brown died 13/02/1893 age 39
elizabeth mclinton born 11/11/1862
elizabeth mclinton married 14/04/1882 age 19
elizabeth mclintock died
when joseph died elizabeth was age 29
when she married peter mcpherson she was age 28
it is the same elizabeth
i am a brown and i am still looking for anything at all on the family
brown
mclinton
caskie
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply if you come across any of these,please remember me.
William McClinton 1780c.
James McClinton 1816c
James children.....
Agnes 1832
Margaret 1834 married Michael Mullen 1868 Ireland.
Ann 1836
Elizabeth 1841
John 1843
William 1845
Grace and Hannah Twins 1847
Born Stoneykirk Wigtownshire.
Elton.
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hi emmes you dont happen to know the local graveyards do you i thought i might get some thing from joseph snr gravestone if he had one that is or there might be some information about him
he die on the 28/02/1889 in the parish of penninghame in the county of wigtown that is if this is the right joseph brown but it has his wife as margaret brown m.s mccaskie and he died at kings street newton stewart. and our elizabeth is still playing funny game with us we will get her one day. apart from elizabeth mcclinton and elizabeth brown and elizabeth mcpherson you have not seen her with middle name or anything have you i have not seen anything on my certificates at all so bye for now talk soon. i dont know if i told you i just stay in renfrew i was at maybole about three weeks ago just to have a look at the place went to coral glen sat there for about ten mins then came back home i got there about 3pm so it was a bit late to do anything
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I thought I would share my McClintock line - there may be a connect somewhere.
John McClintock b. 1807 Ireland
m. Margaret Armstrong b. 1811 Ireland d. 1869 Glasgow
Together they had two sons
1. Robert b. 1835 Ireland
2. John b. 1841 Ireland d. 1896 Glasgow
I have Robert, John and mother Margaret on the 1861 Barony Glasgow.
This is the last I have of Robert.
John McClintock married Christina Gordon b. 1846 d. 1890 Glasgow.
Together they had six children all born in Glasgow
1. James b. 1867
2. Margaret b. 1872
3. Christina b. 1874
4. Andrew b. 1878
5. Alexander b. 1883
6. William b. 1887 d. 1965 Glasgow (my great-grandfather). He married Alexandrina Scanlan b. 1880 Glasgow and d. 1917 Glasgow.
They had three sons William b. 1908, John b. 1911 and Alexander b. 1915 all Glasgow.
William then remarried a Mary McGregor in 1929.
In the 1991 Glasgow census I have John with his two daughters Christina and Margaret.
The sons Andrew, Alexander and William were found in Inverness with a Betsy McKenzie and they are listed as boarders.
If any of this sounds familiar please contact me. Many thanks,
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Hi
It is frustrating that the census returns only give the birthplace as "Ireland" for many of our ancestors but having consulted the Griffiths Valuation site I can see that there were McClintons and McClintocks living in the same villages in Co. Antrim and Down.
I have no idea why Richard McClinton born in Wigtown in 1845 changed his name to McClintock by 1890 - his brother William's family also started to use the name McClintock by the end of the century. Descendants now tend to use "McLintock"
Richard's father Thomas McClinton was born in Ireland around 1803. Some members had moved up as far as Glasgow by the early 1900s but our family were still living in Ayrshire (Cumnock/Kilmarnock) by 1920. I am finding it almost impossible to find out what became of the females after that.
Unfortunately I can not see any connection in our lines - at least not this side of the Irish Sea.
regards, Helen McClintock