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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Topic started by: countryozy on Sunday 08 July 07 06:15 BST (UK)
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PARENTS of Elizabeth Williamson
she was born in i think Paisley parish area Scotland ?? l8l0
died Dalziel cemetry 2l.l0.l890
she was married to William Peat l835 Baldernoch ? Scotland
have no information who they were could you help with
names dates and places and maybe the continuation of
their parents .... possibility thanks
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Hi Country
elizbaeth's death is on Scotland's people 1890 PEAT ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON F 62 HAMILTON /LANARK 647/00 0447
Her death cert will give her parnets names.
To view it you will have to buy credits (min £6).
However her marriage and birth details which will be OPR given your dates ought to be on there. If the birth is missing this is because her family were not Established Church of SAcotland. However the National Archives Scotland do have some non cofS OPR baptism records.
I will have a look and see if I can find them on any census returns. This would indicate the names of any children they had.
Cheers
Ann
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Hi Counrty
On the 1851 census the family is loving at 10 Renfrew Court, Baronmy, Glasgow
Household is
William aged 38 - Laborer in Store - b Campsie, Stirlingshire
Elizabeth aged 37 - b Paisley
John aged 8
Alexander aged 5
William aged 2
Jean aged 4 months
All 4 children were born in Glasgow
Cheers
Ann
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Hi country
On 1861 the family had moved to 20 Cowan's Syr, Dalziel
Household is
William aged 45 Coal Pit labourer
Elizabeth aged 44
John aged 18 (shows birthplace as Hamilton) Coal Miner
Alexander aged 15 Coal Miner
Margaret aged 5 b Dalziel
William aged 3 b Dalziel
You will note Jean is not on this census I suspect she died as a child but you will be able to find this out on Scotland;s People is she died 1855 or after.
Cheers
Ann
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Hi
As you seem to have coal miners - same as me! These might coime in handy
http://www.mining-villages.co.uk/5.html
http://www.mcpitz.com/
http://www.sorbie.net/lanarkshire_mining_industry.htm
Cheers
Ann
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thank you .... muchly you have done a lot of searching on my
behalf and am very thankful
have taken your advice and will soon get to check out some things
so more digging and searching very grateful thanks