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Title: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: breac on Friday 14 September 07 07:27 BST (UK)
Morning,
Does anyone have the parish records , please , for Cathcart ? Am trying to locate the death/burial of Jean / Jane Edgar ....she was on the 1841 census but had died before 1851..

Would really appreciate any info..

                                          regards ,
                                                         Joyce..
Title: Re: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: daval57 on Friday 14 September 07 17:13 BST (UK)
Can't help with the parish records but will take a look in Old Cathcart Parish Churchyard when i pass it next. Probably next week.
(I've got a list - see prev posts)
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,241336.30.html
Dave
Title: Re: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: breac on Saturday 15 September 07 07:42 BST (UK)
Hello , Dave ,

Many thanks for your message ...Will wait and see if you can find anything ..


                      regards ,
                                   Joyce... ,

Title: Re: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: longshanks on Tuesday 13 November 07 23:06 GMT (UK)
Unlikely to be the old parish church graveyard, which is petering out about then, and of course terribly vandalised.  The thing with Cathcart is to check neighbouring cemeteries as well in Giffnock, Pollock, Kings Park etc.
Title: Re: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: daval57 on Wednesday 14 November 07 03:17 GMT (UK)
Joyce, apologies.  I think I forgot to get back to you.
I posted result on the other thread.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,241336.msg1436813.html#msg1436813

As longshanks suspected, there was nothing for Edgar there.

There was vandalism but not as bad as expected.

Dave   
Title: Re: Jean/Jane Edgar death in Cathcart 1841-1851
Post by: Ann Baker on Wednesday 14 November 07 17:53 GMT (UK)
Hi Joyce

It is worth contacting the Mitchell library in Glasgow as they have burial indexes or also the National Archives Scotland inEdinburgh who have some mortcloth records - the mortcloth was hired from the church to drape over coffin for the funeral.

As there was no requirement for deaths to be registered pre 1855 these would be only source of records.

Happy hunting

Ann