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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Midlothian => Topic started by: zeel4321 on Thursday 08 February 07 13:00 GMT (UK)
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I am researching the DUNIPACE family in Edinburgh. Robert Dunipace married Margaret Nimmo 1827 Canongate. Robert was a baker and died before 1851 when Margaret is described as a widow. Cannot find an entry for this family in 1841.
They left Scotland about 1828 and spent about 8 years in Stepney, London but their last daughter Mary Elizabeth was born in 1838 back in Leith.
Trying to find Robert's origins and believe him to be the son of Robert Dunipace and Margaret Laing baptised 1786 Carmichael.
If anyone else is researching this family I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Wilma
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Hi Wilma,
I am also researching the Dunipace family of Glassford. My interest is in George Dunipace son of John Dunipace and Mary Lewis. I have no proof but I think John Dunipace may be the son of Robert Dunipace and Mary Laing.
Cheers,
Cammy
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Thanks for reply. I will pass your message on to some others who are also researching same family. Maybe between us we can work them all out. There are an awful lot of Roberts!
Wilma
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Wilma
Yes, you're right, but they must be connected somehow. Do you think we can figure it out ;) It's so very confusing. Glad to have found someone else researching the same family. My Mother will be pleased cause she remembers her granny Agnes Dunipace.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Cammy
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Hello Dunipace researchers,
I've been researching the Dunipaces for a while. Robert Dunipace and Margaret Nimmo are my direct descendants. Robert is not on the 1841 Census, possibly he died. The rest of the family stayed at 9 Carpet Lane Leith. I think Robert was born in Newbattle in 1799 to Robert Dunipace and Mary or Margaret Smeaton. They are listed as being married in both Edinburgh and Douglas, Lanark. Hope this helps.
Richard.
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I am still probing this family and trying to solve the mystery of Robert Dunipace the baker.
I have never been able to find them on 1841 census - was there a mis-spelling with their name? The family were in Stepney, London for a while and at least 2 children born there but the last Mary Elizabeth born back in Edinburgh 1838.
My close friends are descended from their son Robert who went to sea. Which family member are you descended from? Would be pleased to exchange information
regards Wilma
apologies if I have told you all this before!
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Hello Wilma,
my ancestor was Janet Dunipace. She was born in Saint Dunstan Stepney London on 15th June 1829. She married John Flint in St Giles Edinburgh on 11 March 1864. She died at 121 St Leonard street Edinburgh on 15th March 1903.
Richard.
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Hello Wilma,
I meant to say that she was married previously to a James Buchanan on 6th June 1851 in South Leith. Her father was recorded as William not Robert.
Richard.
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Hello Richard. So glad you picked up my message. I have a lot of information on Janet and her sisters Mary and Isabella as well as brother Robert. I can't send you a personal message as my quota is up but perhaps you could get in touch with me that way. Have a lot of documentation about the family I would be pleased to pass on including your 'cousin' Robert's descendant. Perhaps between us we can solve one or two mysteries.
Wilma
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Wilma, apologies for butting in ::) What do you mean your quota is up for PMs?
Monica
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When I try and send a personal message it is blocked saying something like I have had my quota of personal messages?? BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT WHY
wILMA
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Maybe click on the 'report to moderator' and get someone to check for you? As one who has just deleted hundreds of PMs to clear my decks :o (sorry admin, must try harder!) I've never had that problem. PMs are an important part of RC, which is why I asked.
Monica :)
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Thanks a lot I will try that.
Wilma
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Just sent you a message and seems to have worked this time. Been trying for ages!
Wilma
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I think I have figured out the potential problem Wilma. From RC help notes on PMs:
In general, there is no limit to the number of PMs you may send or receive,
(although we do hope you will empty your Inbox and Outbox regularly)....that's me in the bad books ::)
New members must make at least three postings before being allowed to use the PM facility.
If you are sending PMs to new members who have less than three posts you will receive an error message, that your limit, or allowed number has been reached. (note that it says your limit, although it actually refers to the recipient.)
Are you getting this message only when trying to PM Richard perhaps?
Monica
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Yes and he only had one post. Can understand the problem now. However just tried sending him one again and it seems to have worked.
Many thanks
Wilma
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I am researching the DUNIPACE family in Edinburgh. Robert Dunipace married Margaret Nimmo 1827 Canongate. Robert was a baker and died before 1851 when Margaret is described as a widow. Cannot find an entry for this family in 1841.
They left Scotland about 1828 and spent about 8 years in Stepney, London but their last daughter Mary Elizabeth was born in 1838 back in Leith.
Trying to find Robert's origins and believe him to be the son of Robert Dunipace and Margaret Laing baptised 1786 Carmichael.
If anyone else is researching this family I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Wilma
I have a bible presented to Robert Dunipace in 1880 Chapelton has anyone more info on it thanks
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I am researching the DUNIPACE family in Edinburgh. Robert Dunipace married Margaret Nimmo 1827 Canongate. Robert was a baker and died before 1851 when Margaret is described as a widow. Cannot find an entry for this family in 1841.
They left Scotland about 1828 and spent about 8 years in Stepney, London but their last daughter Mary Elizabeth was born in 1838 back in Leith.
Trying to find Robert's origins and believe him to be the son of Robert Dunipace and Margaret Laing baptised 1786 Carmichael.
If anyone else is researching this family I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Wilma
I have a bible presented to Robert Dunipace in 1880 Chapelton
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According to Black's "Surnames" this name goes back as far as 1200, when a Thomas de Dunipace witnesses a charter gifting Dunipace to the monks of Cambuskenneth.
"Dunipace is a braw wee place it lies atween twa hills". And so it does.
Skoosh.