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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Perthshire => Topic started by: moresmall on Monday 19 April 10 05:57 BST (UK)
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Just recently started looking into my hubby family tree, got back as far as Andrew Small born 1847, he emigrated to New Zealand, in 1870, and settled in Lumsden, Southland, NZ.
He married an Alice Howarth, in 1874, and had 14 children.
I think Andrew's parents were David Small bc 1800 and Margaret Niven bc 1806 both from Perthshire. They also had a large family, 10 that I have found on IGI. My husband line comes down from their son, Charles born October 1881, who married a Jessie Bridgman in 1911, in Invercargill, NZ
Love to hear from anyone with connections to the above.
Kind regards
Maureen Small ( nee Noble).
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Hi Maureen. In the 1851 census,David and Margaret Small and family were living at Brickhill cottages Dunbarney Perthshire as follows-
David aged 55 Margaret 45, Euphemia 16, John 11, Thomas 9, Alexander 6, Andrew 2 and Peter 8months.Father David was an Aglab bn Erroll Perth
Only one of them I've found so far in 1891 is Alexander age 45 boilermaker, with wife Sophia and stepdaughter Charlotte Stebbing age 22, living in Armley Leeds Yorkshire
.Best wishes Julie
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Hi again,1861 census,Andrew Small bn Dunbarney,farm servant age 13 with Mary Henderson age 83 and son James age 43 farmer of 25 acres.
Also 1861 David Small 66 aglab widower at Lusty law private house Dron Perthshire with
Alexander 14 and Peter 9(ages slightly out) Jean Bain 73 is the householder.
Hope this helps Julie
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Hi Jubed
Thanks for the census info, "my Andrew" emigrated down under in 1870, I know that his brother Alexander came out also, but havent looked into when & to where as yet. Perhaps more of them came out as well.
Going to get Andrew's wife Alice death cert next pay day, not sure if she is a New Zealander or came out from Scotland also. Do more hunting after I get more details.
Maureen
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Just got a copy of Alice's death certificate today, she was born in Yorkshire in England, her parents being James Howarth & Elizabeth Howarth, no maiden surname was recorded, and no occupation given for James.
It stated that Alice had been in New Zealand for 70 yrs, and if thats correct she must have been only abt 10 years old, and emigrated with her parents and siblings, it appears that she must have been born around 1857.
If anyone can help would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Maureen
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Hi Maureen
What birth year do you estimate for Alice's birth?
Monica
Added: Born c. 1856 from this:
Andrew husband of Alice SMALL died 2 Nov 1920 age 73 years also Alice SMALL died 28 Mar 1939 age 82 years
www.southlanddc.govt.nz/cemetery-search/CemeteryRecord/21916
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Hi
Haven't been online for about a month, due to a family bereavement.
Still unable to track down my "mystery lady Alice". All avenues seem not to tie in. Her death cert states she died 28 March 1939, aged 82 yrs, been in New Zealand for 70 years, which means she came down under when she was abt 12 yrs old, has to be with her parent / parents which were James Howarth & Elizabeth Howarth ( no maiden name mentioned). Was married at the young age of 17 to Andrew Small in Queenstown, New Zealand.
Have sent away to their marriage cert, to see who were the witnesses, and the birth cert of their son Charles Small, b 1881 ( he was my hubbys grandfather.), to see what other information I can find.
Kind regards
Maureen
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Hi Maureen
Condolences on your recent bereavement.
Thank you for the update. Let us know what comes back via the certs.
Monica :)
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Hi
Got Andrew & Alice's marriage cert, appears they married the Magistrates Office in Queenstown, he was a Miner ( in Gold fields), she a servant, there was a C F Small, Carpenter of Beach St, one witness the other a M Canning of queenstown, wife of Edward Canning of same place. Just wondering if she was employed by the Cannings.
Charles birth cert gives a little more info about her, she was definitely an Alice Howarth, aged 23 born in East Riding in Yorkshire, which makes her date of birth 1857.
I dont think she wants to be found !! Proving to very elusive
Maureen
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Hello all,
I have been helping my brother-in-law with his family tree. Peter Small was his great granpa on his mothers line. Peter married Margaret Stevenson in Richmond North Yorkshire in 1874.
Children: Sophia 1876-1930, John Henry 1877, Elizabeth Ann 1878, Euphemia 1880, Margaret 1881-1956, Alexander 1885, Jane (Grandma) 1887, Isabelle 1888, Charlotte 1889, Emma 1891, Peter 1893-1966, Alice 1897. All born and lived in Stockton-on-Tees.
None of the "old street" are still standing, but Stockton-on-Tees Library has really good family history records.
Good luck with your search, we are just beginning.
Ann
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just seen your message re the Smalls, I am connected thru their son Thomas marrying my great aunt (his 2nd marriage), Emily nee Hastings, Lumsden, interested to know if you have details of their family, :) Russell Tuffery, Auckland