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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Fife => Topic started by: wildgoose on Tuesday 29 August 06 14:25 BST (UK)
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I am trying to find the last resting place of Walter MUIR, see below. I have a death date for both Walter and spouse but I am unable to find their death certificates on Scotland's People. Can any one help? Perhaps they didn't die in Scotland.
Name: Walter MUIR
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Birth: 28 1 1816 Dalgety, Fife
Death: 19 6 1892
Father: John MUIR (1780-)
Mother: Janet COWAN (1784-)
Marriage: 24 11 1838 Dalgety, Fife
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Spouse: Agnes PATERSON
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Birth: 1815 Dalgety, Fife
Death: 4 1 1898
Father: PATERSON
Children:
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1 F: Grace MUIR
Birth: 2 10 1839 Dalgety, Fife
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2 M: John MUIR
Birth: 6 10 1841 Dalgety, Fife
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3 M: William MUIR
Birth: 4 3 1844 Dalgety, Fife
Occupation: Shoemaker
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4 M: Walter MUIR
Birth: 1846 Dalgety, Fife
Occupation: Coal miner.
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5 M: Alexander MUIR
Birth: 1848 Auchterderran, Fife.
Occupation: Coal miner.
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6 M: Robert MUIR
Birth: 1850 Dunfermline, Fife.
Occupation: Coal miner
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7 M: James MUIR
Birth: 1853 Dunfermline, Fife.
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8 F: Janet MUIR
Birth: 1856 Dalgety, Fife
Notes for William (Child 3)
1861 Census recs.
Census Place: Dalgety, FIF.
William MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 17, unm., apprentice shoemaker, FIF, Auchterderran.
Walter MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 15, apprentice coal miner, FIF, Dalgety.
Alexander MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 13, apprentice coal miner, FIF, FIF, Auchterderran.
Robert MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 11, apprentice coal miner, FIF, Dunfermline.
James MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 8, scholar, FIF, Dunfermline.
Janet MUIR, daur. Walter MUIR, 5, scholar, FIF, Dalgety.
Janet PATERSON, sister in law Walter MUIR, 65, FIF, Dalgety.
Notes for Walter (Child 4)
1861 Census: Dalgety, FIF, Walter MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 15, apprentice coal miner, FIF, Dalgety.
Notes for Alexander (Child 5)
1861 Census: Dalgety, FIF, Alexander MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 13, apprentice coal miner, FIF, FIF, Auchterderran.
Notes for Robert (Child 6)
1861 Census: Dalgety, FIF, Robert MUIR, son, 11, apprentice coal miner, FIF, Dunfermline.
Notes for James (Child 7)
1861 Census: Dalgety, FIF, James MUIR, son Walter MUIR, 8, scholar, FIF, Dunfermline.
Notes for Janet (Child 8)
1861 Census: Dalgety, FIF, Janet MUIR, daur. Walter MUIR, 5, scholar, FIF, Dalgety.
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Hi there
Have you only looked under MUIR ?
I would look under Muir/Moor/Moore/Muire entering M*r* for the search.
Paterson could be Patterson/Pattersen/Patersen/Peterson/Petersen/Patterson
so Pat*rs*n would cover all of these.
If you have already used wildcards in your search my hints may help someone else
Good hunting
Russell
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many thanks. I'll give it a go.
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Hi
Have just read your posting for Walter Muir query death record . I have a date of 19/06/1892 for his death not later in century. Perhaps you have already discovered this information. All the other data ie marriage, childrens births are the same so must be the same Walter.
Alison
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First time on this website.
Your Walter MUIR appears to be my 2nd Great-grandfather.
I have his same birth details.
I have his marriage details as 28 November 1838 at Dalgety. Banns were read on 24 November.
He died 20 June 1892 at Ross, Westland, New Zealand & was buried there on 21 June.
Agnes PATERSON (PATTERSON!) was baptised on 13 April 1816 at Dalgety & died 4 January 1898 at Ross & was buried there on 6 January.
I am surprised someone hasn't responded with this information earlier as I have had contact over the years with many MUIR relatives who have this (or similar) information!
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Hi Wildgoose,
I have: Walter Muir immigrated to New Zealand on board The Wild Duck 09/02/1873,
Grada
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Wildgoose & Grada, I have to presume that we are related.
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They’re in Ross Cemetery in Westland. Visited their headstone & left flowers afew months ago. Their photos are on the walls in the little Museum/Stantytown area in Ross which is quite nice. Relatives on my Mum’s side.
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Ross Cemetery (pic attached)(http://)