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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: kaz60969 on Friday 08 April 05 19:35 BST (UK)
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i AM TRYING TO TRACE ANY MEMBERS OF THE STORRIE FAMILY WHO COME FROM SHOTTS IN LANARK SCOTLAND, I AM BUILDING A FAMILY TREE AND HAVE MANAGED TO FIND ALOT OF RELATIVES WHO I NOW KEEP IN TOUCH WITH, I STILL NEED TO FIND MORE, I HAVE TRACED BACK TO MY 5TH GENERATION GRAND-PARENTS. IF ANY ONE IS A STORRIE FROM THIS AREA OR KNOWS OF ANYONE WITH THIS SURNAME ID LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. KIND REGARDS KAREN
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Hello, my name is Jackie, I am not a descendent of the Storrie family, but my Gr Gr Gr Grandfather William Pender was married to Bethea Storrie, they had 10 children one being my Gr Gr Grandfather John Pender, who was born 19 January 1818 at Cultsykefoot Farm Whitburn. I hope this little bit of information will be of interest to you. I am trying to trace my father's family line, on his mother's side.
Regards
Jackie
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Hi Jackie, I am unsure whether this is in relation to any of my family, i am a Storrie, my dads name is Charles Russell Storrie, his father was George who married Helena(Lena) Kennedy, my gr8 grandfather was also Charles Russell who married Catherine Murray, my gr8 gr8 grandparents were George and Jessie(Russell) and my gr8 gr8 gr8 grandparents were Edward and Jane(Docherty, last but not least my gr8 gr8 br8 gr8 grandparents were George and Elizabeth(Fletcher), most of them came from Shotts, Lanark. Do any of these names mean anything to you?
Regards Karen
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Hello Karen, I have just read your reply and not one of the names you have mentioned have any connection to me, so I guess it is a different Storrie family. I wish you all the very best with your search and I'm sure someone of the right Storrie family will be in touch with you.
Regards
Jackie
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Hi Jackie, it was worth a try!! Hope you find what your looking for in your search, all the best. karen :)
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Hi Karen,
I am new to the site so am just browsing through at the moment.
Have you looked at all the different spelling options of Storrie.
I have ancestors who started off Storie then in some censuses & certificates it was Storrie, Story & Storey.
My Ancestors came from Ireland but I can't find out which part. They then settled in St Quivox Ayrshire & I do know some moved to Lanarkshire as a lot did for work.
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The 1851 Lanarkshire (County area) Census index has 35 Storrie's listed born as far apart as Hull and Lanarkshire
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Hi there Sossle, thanks for the reply, as far as i know my ancestors too possible originate from Ireland but which part i have no idea, it is now very frustrating trying to work out if they are or not. I have a family tree on Genes Reunited if you want to look at it if you are a member. regards Karen
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Hi Falkyrn, could you please tell me how i go about looking at the 1851 Lanarkshire Census index please? Kind regards Karen.
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I have an Index what is it you would like to look at ?
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Hello again Falkryn, thank you so much for your reply and thank you for the offer. I am trying to find out if my gr8 gr8 gr8 gr8 grand-parents originated from Ireland, their names were George Storrie(abt 1800) + Elizabeth Fletcher(abt 1800-1862). All my other ancestors came from Lanarkshire(shotts) but i am now stuck with these two and there is a possiblity that they were at one point in Ireland living or actually came from there. Many thanks for your help. Karen
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The only George Storrie listed in the 1851 index is 48 yrs of age and born in Airdrie ... there is no wife with him.
There is an Elizabeth Storrie age 33 born in Ireland but she is with John Storrie age 34 also born in Ireland .... they have two children William age 5 and Sarah age 3 both children born in St Quivox in Ayrshire.
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I have had a look at my tree again and i dont think what you have found is from my family, its back to the drawing board i think. I cant find any info on either of them. With it not been in the Lanarkshire cencus do you think that they did not come from Ireland then? Many thanks for looking for me, kind regards Karen
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The trouble with census entries is that they are only a glimpse of what who was living where on one particular day ...... they may have been in Ireland at the time of the 1851 in Lanarkshire .... they may have been elsewhere or even just travelling.
I have two from Lanarkshire who disappeared after allegedly emigrating to New Zealand ... only for their descendants to turn up in Washington State in the USA.
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Well thank you so much for your help! I will just have to keep searching and hopefully come up with something eventually. All the best in your research. Best wishes Karen xx
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Hello All,
Just to let you know that I will be going to Glasgow in September & paying yet another visit to the wonderful Mitchell Library. I will be looking up the poor law records myself for Stories, Storries or any other way of spelling it. I have poor law records from other ancestors & they tell you more information than any other records. If I manage to find any I will of course put the findings on this site, so keep looking! I was told by staff at the Mitchell Library that If I find any records relevant to my family & they came from Ireland (as I know some of mine dofrom the census returns) then the records will actually say where in Ireland they were born!
Regards Sue
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at the time of the 1851 census they were living in Dalziel
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Hi
Were these names taken from a census? If so wich year? Not sure whether they are from my family. I did find a John Story (spelt different again) on 1841 census in St Quivox he was 24 & single. If this is from 1851 census could be the same man.
I think All the Storie, Storries & storeys came over from Ireland!
I have been told that Stories came mostly from Londonderry & Tyrone.
Sue
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The above names were from the 1851 Census Index for the County area of Lanark
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Hello, I'm new to genealogy and also to this forum. I've got some info from my folks but not a lot of dates, so will need to grill my mum more. Unfortunately my dad has passed away, and it's his side of the family that came from Shotts. My dad's father was a James Ross Brown who was born in Shotts and lived in Wishaw. His father was a Jim Storrie and his mother I believe was Annie Strang. James Ross Brown was illegitimate and was raised by his uncle, Walter Brown, hence the surname.
It's so interesting following the family backwards but I'm sure there are frustrations in store :)
Look forward to meeting you all
Audrey
Brisbane Aus
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Hello
My name is Karen and I'm kinda new to the site and posting..I also have Storey in my family.. I have so far a William Storie born abt 1751 Renfrewshire Scotland,here is a small break down, maybe there might be a connection?? William Storey abt 1751 s/o John Storie abt 1720 Kirkton Scotland, Elizabeth Stewart abt 1757 Barfod Renfrewshire scotland, they had 9 children all born in Scotland, one of there sons James Dumbarton Storie immigrated to Canada and settled in the McNab Twp Renfrew Co,Upper Canada his wife Isabella Cockburn was from Ireland born abt 1791 they had 11 children and all born in canada.. Sorry got carried away writing a small novel.. ::) my grandmother was a storey, she was the daughter of Albert Storey and Josephine Mae Stiller, and they resided in the Northbay are, Ontario canada..
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Hi Karen,
I have Mary Storie b 24.3.1782, daughter of William Storie and Elizabeth Stewart. Mary married Thomas Cameron in Lochwinnoch. I think that two of Mary's brothers went to McNab Township.
Cammy
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Hi
Thank you for that peice of information, I did not have that.. all I have are the kids names and no spouses or children...
the only child I know so far that came to canada was James Dumbarton Storie
any information ?? willing to trade??? e-mail me
Karen
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Karen,
I have pm'd you.
Cammy
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Hi Karen.
Just wondering if you are still around on this site as it seems to be a few years since your last message.
Just started looking a few weeks ago and seem to have got to the same place you got to at this time in your search.
I am related to James Storrie who is the little brother of George (he married Jessie Russell)
Good to hear from you if you are still active.
Kind regards - George Storrie
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Hi Karen,
I have Mary Storie b 24.3.1782, daughter of William Storie and Elizabeth Stewart. Mary married Thomas Cameron in Lochwinnoch. I think that two of Mary's brothers went to McNab Township.
Cammy
Hi Cammy
My great-great-great grandmother was a Mary Storie who married Thomas Cameron in Lochwinnoch in 1808. However, I have her parents listed as John Storie and Ann Munn. Seems a tremendous coincidence?
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my great grandmother was a margaret storrie who married robert rutherford - and they were from roxburghshire so there may be a distant connection if Margaret is from the same line - have her birth and death dates if you think she may be in the same family.
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Hi Karen,
I have Mary Storie b 24.3.1782, daughter of William Storie and Elizabeth Stewart. Mary married Thomas Cameron in Lochwinnoch. I think that two of Mary's brothers went to McNab Township.
Cammy
Hi Cammy
My great-great-great grandmother was a Mary Storie who married Thomas Cameron in Lochwinnoch in 1808. However, I have her parents listed as John Storie and Ann Munn. Seems a tremendous coincidence?
Certainly does. I don't have my info at the moment but will have a look at it later to see if there are any clues.
Cammy
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fionamarg,
I've not been able to get into my files yet but a quick look at my computer files shows that Thomas & Mary married in 1808 in Lochwinnoch. Their first child was born in 1809. My ancestor is Robert Cameron born in 1815. Are you looking at the same offspring?
1. JAMES CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 26 AUG 1821 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
2. JAMES CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 23 JAN 1825 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
3. WILLIAM CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 25 APR 1813 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
4. JOHN CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 07 APR 1811 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
5. ROBERT CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 21 MAY 1815 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
6. AGNES CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 09 MAR 1817 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
7. ELIZABETH CAMERON - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 24 DEC 1809 Lochwinnoch, Renfrew, Scotland
Cammy
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Hi Cammy
Frustratingly, I'm not sure how the dates match up. The line I'm following goes from Thomas & Mary's son, also Thomas, born 1808. I suppose that it's possible that they married in 1808 & had a child in 1808?
Then my line goes through Thomas junior's son James (born 1834), to my grandfather Robert. I'm sure that this is definitely the same family, because of the re-use of standard names generation by generation. My father was another James, and his brother was Thomas.
Best regards
Fiona
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I have Stor(r)i/e(y)s from Shotts too. They crop up with all sorts of spellings, but for simplicity I'll use Storry just now. Most of this information comes from the Registers of Sasines.
Andrew Storry of Wester Braco and Paperthills was born around 1670-ish. I don't have his father's name but his mother must have been a Naismith because he had an uncle named Claud Naismith.
Andrew married Mary Clark and had eight known children, the youngest (I think) born in 1727: John, Claud, Elizabeth, Mary, unknown, Andrew of Paperthills, William of Badallan and Peter of Badallan. The eldest son was John Storry of Wester Braco. He married first, in 1736, Anna Cleland by whom he had a son, Andrew Storry of Wester Braco. By his second wife Elizabeth Howie, whom he married in 1748, he had five known children: unknown, John, Margaret, Joseph, and Mary, the youngest born in 1768.
Margaret married John Wilkie and they eventually became my great-great-great-grandparents. Mary married George Duncan, baker in Glasgow. John died unmarried and as far as I know so did Joseph, who was a baker in Airdrie.
In 1796 Joseph, Margaret and Mary inherited property in Airdrie from their father John Wilkie.
Joseph was served heir to his brother John in 1797, and the document says that John was the second and Joseph the third son of John Storry of Braco and Elizabeth Howie. I have no idea who the eldest son was or what became of him. Nor do I understand why John did not share the property in Airdrie inherited by his brother and sisters.
If any of this sounds familiar, please get in touch.
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my Gr Gr Gr Grandfather William Pender was married to Bethea Storrie
If you have a Stor(r)i/e(y) connection to Shotts, Whitburn or Cambusnethan
Go to http://www.shottshistorygroup.co.uk/
Click on Genealogy at the left-hand side
Scroll down to the bottom of the page
Click on 'Storrie Family'
Jackie, you will find your William Pender and Bethea Storrie there.
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Hi
My great grandmother was Christina Storrie born 1847 Dyke Head Lanarkshire married John Colligan 1868 Holytown and came to New Zealand in 1879 but have nothing on who her parents were.
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According to the International Genealogical Index (IGI) at www.familysearch.org Christina Storrie and John Colligan were married on 17 July 1868 in the parish of Bothwell in Lanarkshire. Holytown is in the parish of Bothwell.
That being the case, go to www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, register, and invest in 30 credits, which will cost you about NZ$13. Use one credit to look the marriage up in the online index and another 5 to view and download a digital image of the marriage certificate.
This will tell you the full names of both John's and Christina's parents, and you will still have NZ$10 worth of credits to look up other things.
Which Dykehead is this? Some of my Storries were in Dykehead in the parish of Shotts. However there are umpteen Dykeheads all over Scotland, so it may not be the same one.
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Christina's parents were John Storrie & Betsy (Elizabeth) Sneddon. John was my several x great uncle. Unfortunately I'm away from home for the next few months and don't have info with me but I know John put in a poor relief application which listed all his children and where they emigrated to. It would be worth you contacting the Mitchell library to get a copy. John's parents were John Storie & Jane Black.
HTH and sorry I'm don't have access to my files!
Joyce
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Those don't ring a bell with me. I have an Alexander Storrie married to a Catherine Black, but not a John S and a Jane Black. I'll keep the details on file just in case I ever find a connection.
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Does this Christina Storrie Colligan have a sister named Euphamia Storrie born 1845 who married James Kennedy in Lanark Scotland in 1862, then emigrated to the USA about 1869?
I have found the 1851 census for this family, I believe. Parents John Storrie & Elisabeth Snedden. Just wondering if "that" Euphamia is "my" Euphamia. Thanks.
Vicki in Ala.
According to the International Genealogical Index (IGI) at www.familysearch.org Christina Storrie and John Colligan were married on 17 July 1868 in the parish of Bothwell in Lanarkshire. Holytown is in the parish of Bothwell.
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Does this Christina Storrie Colligan have a sister named Euphamia Storrie
Yes, she does. They are in the 1851 census at 3 Long Row, Shotts
James Kennedy and Euphemia Storry had three children in Scotland: James, 1864; Elizabeth, 1866; Catherine, 1867. In 1880 James Sr, Euphemia, James Jr and Catherine are in the US census in Ohio with John, 10, born Pennsylvania; Mary, 8; Peter, 6; and Euphemia, 1, all born Ohio. Hames Sr and James Jr are, not surprisingly, coal miners.
John Storrie, father of Christina and Euphemia, was the son of John Storry and Jean Black. He died in Hamilton in 1877.
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I have now learned that Bethea Storry, wife of William Pender, was my second cousin four times removed. Therefore you and I are related, Jackie.
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I have now learned that Bethea Storry, wife of William Pender, was my second cousin four times removed. Therefore you and I are related, Jackie.
I think this will entitle you to some sort of reduction in your Council Tax Jackie ;D
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JANET PENDER, housewife, Bughts, aged 72 years, married.
Parents - William Storrie & Grace Hamilton.
Buried 20th April 1892. Plot D173.
JANET STIRLING, housewife, Bughts, Shotts. Aged 39 years, married.
Parents - John Pender & Jane Storey.
Buried 5th April 1893. Plot D108.
JOHN PENDER, farmer, Summerside, aged 78 years, widower.
Parents - William Pender & Bethia Storry.
Buried 11th July 1896, plot D173.
BETHIA STORRIE WILSON, housewife, Cambusnethan, aged 59 years, married.
Parents - John Pender & Janet Storrie.
Buried 12th April 1907 in public ground.
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Thank you for these, Jim. I had all the death dates but not the burials. I take it that it's Cambusnethan Cemetery?
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Yes, Cam'nethan cemetery, sorry I forgot to add that!
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Thanks .... if you are ever short of anything to do, there must be zillions more Storries, Penders, Hamiltons etc buried in Cam'nethan, Shotts, Whitburn and so on.
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Thank you so much for confirming that information! ;D
Eauphiamia Storrie Kennedy and James Kennedy are buried in Johns, Alabama. I have posted their tombstones at Findagrave, here, along with some information about their children:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=86776400
Are you researching this Storrie family, is there a website? Several of us have a lot of research on the family after they came to the US, but I only discovered the Scotland census last night.
Do you know the name of James Kennedy's parents? His death certificate says James Kennedy and Mary Brittan, but the only marriage in Scotland I've found for Mary Brittan says she married a John Storrie in Shotts, Lanark, Scotland, right where my Storrie family lived. Was this the same John Storrie who married Elisabeth Snedden? If so, James daughter who filled out the death certificate must have been confused about her grandmothers.
James and Eauphiamia took in a baby named Robert Burns Baxter. Robert took the last name of Kennedy, and was my mother-in-law's father. Robert's mother died when he was a baby, and his father (good friends of the Kennedy's) gave him to the Kennedy's, then went back to Scotland. We're trying to find information on Robert Baxter. Could they have been related? I am also in contact with descendants of James and Euphamia Storrie Kennedy, and they will be delighted with this information!
VickiNAla
Does this Christina Storrie Colligan have a sister named Euphamia Storrie
Yes, she does. They are in the 1851 census at 3 Long Row, Shotts
James Kennedy and Euphemia Storry had three children in Scotland: James, 1864; Elizabeth, 1866; Catherine, 1867. In 1880 James Sr, Euphemia, James Jr and Catherine are in the US census in Ohio with John, 10, born Pennsylvania; Mary, 8; Peter, 6; and Euphemia, 1, all born Ohio. Hames Sr and James Jr are, not surprisingly, coal miners.
John Storrie, father of Christina and Euphemia, was the son of John Storry and Jean Black. He died in Hamilton in 1877.
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Do you know the name of James Kennedy's parents? His death certificate says James Kennedy and Mary Brittan, but the only marriage in Scotland I've found for Mary Brittan says she married a John Storrie in Shotts, Lanark, Scotland, right where my Storrie family lived. Was this the same John Storrie who married Elisabeth Snedden? If so, James daughter who filled out the death certificate must have been confused about her grandmothers.
Not confusion in this case, John Storrie married Mary Britten in 1855 after the death of Betsy Sneddon, and their respective children Euphemia Storrie & James Kennedy also married.
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Are you researching this Storrie family
I am researching my own Storry family. Mt great-great-great-grandmother was Margaret Storey who married John Wilkie, and I have her line back to my great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather Andrew Storrie who died in 1642.
While I'm about it I make notes of anyone else I come across in case they too fit in. Your particular furthest-back ancestor was John Storie whose wife was Jean or Jane Black, but there are no records of this couple - I only know they existed because I have seen death certificates of two children, your John who died in 1877 and his sister Christina who died in 1875.
is there a website?
I don't know of one other than the Shotts History Group one mentioned above, but it doesn't list your John S and Jean Black.
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There are a few records of John Storrie & Jane Black in the Shotts OPR, being given poor relief. I'm afraid I don't have my notes on this computer to tell more, but they definietly exist on more than just their three childrens death certs - you are missing thier daughter Janet
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Thanks. As I said, I don't go actively looking for them because as far as I know they are not 'mine', but I do make a note when I come across them, so I'll add that.
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Thank you so much!
Wow! So, Mary Britten married both James Kennedy (Sr.) and John Storrie? I didn't find a marriage record for Mary & James Kennedy, do you have that date/location?
Also, why would Elisabeth Snedden be listed on the census with her maiden name? Is that how it's done in Scotland, and she didn't take her husband's name? Or do records require that the maiden name be listed? Sorry for all the dumb questions, this is my first attempt into Scottish research, and just don't know all the "rules" yet.
His death certificate shows that James Kennedy was born in New Caron/Carre(?) Barr, Scotland, in 1842, but I have not been able to find such a place. Do you know where this might be?
Thanks,
VickiNala
Not confusion in this case, John Storrie married Mary Britten in 1855 after the death of Betsy Sneddon, and their respective children Euphemia Storrie & James Kennedy also married.
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Also, why would Elisabeth Snedden be listed on the census with her maiden name? Is that how it's done in Scotland, and she didn't take her husband's name? Or do records require that the maiden name be listed?
It's quite common. In Scotland, a married woman did not change her name legally on marriage. This is why you mostly get the mother's full name in the baptismal records, and why married women's death certificates are indexed under both their maiden amd their married names. 'Mrs' was an abbreviation of 'Mistress' and carried no indication of the woman's marital status, though it often indicated a degree of respect in the social pecking order.
Thus in the song 'The Laird o' Cockpen', which tells the story of the Laird's attempt to woo his neighbour's daughter Jean MacLeish, there is the line, 'Gae tell Mistress Jean tae come speedily ben, she's wanted to speak wi' the Laird o' Cockpen!'
You also get baptism records like this, from the parish of Rothes, '1748, September 11th. William lawful son to Alexander Leslie of Balnageith in Burncrooks and Mrs Anne Duff his spouse was baptized.'
Sorry for all the dumb questions, this is my first attempt into Scottish research, and just don't know all the "rules" yet.
I've read some where that the only dumb question is the one that isn't asked ;)
His death certificate shows that James Kennedy was born in New Caron/Carre(?) Barr, Scotland, in 1842, but I have not been able to find such a place. Do you know where this might be?
FreeCEN http://www.freecen.org.uk/cgi/search.pl lists in the 1851 census at 17 Reid Street, Bridgeton, Barony Parish (i.e. in the city of Glasgow) the family of Peter Britten, 78, born Ireland, including his wife Agnes Duffy, 67, widowed daughter Mary Kennedy, 34, born Sanquhar, Dumfries, and four Kennedy children, all born in Bothwell; James, the eldest, is 9, so born 1841/2.
In the Roman Catholic baptisms on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk the index lists the baptism of James, son of James Kennedy and Mary Bretain, in St Margaret's, Airdrie on 2 January 1842. There is also a marriage record of James Kennedy and Mary Br*t*n. I didn't go beyond the index.
The 1841 census on FreeCEN lists at Carnbroe Iron Works James Kennedy, 26, born Ireland and Mary Kennedy, 19, born Ireland.
So in spite of the discrepancy in the birthplace of 19-year-old Mary in 1841, I think it likely that your James Kennedy was born at Carnbroe Iron Works in the parish of Bothwell, Lanarkshire, to parents of Irish origin.
You'll want to have a look for yourself at the above sources, and to look at the original documents on the Scotland's People web site - it's pay-per-view, but modestly priced compared with many parts of the world.
I imagine this will help?
PS They would not recognise Carnbroe now http://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NS7463. The iron works were built in 1838, just in time to attract your family to come over in search of work. There's quite a bit of information online about Carnbroe Iron Works.
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Thank you JSHC and Fortarian for all the wonderful information and links! This forum is great, I've added a couple of generations to my tree!
VickiNala
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Forfarian -- my wife's mother is a Storry from Scotland -- the Storry's at Stoneheap Farm are her cousins. (Her lineage is John, James Thornton, John, John, John, John,William, Andrew.) It's quite remarkable learning that her great-great-grandfather had a second family (the Stewarts).
One thing we noted -- the family name is Glaud with a "G", not Claud.
Did I read correctly that you found a deeper ancestor than Andrew Storry (c. 1670) of Wester Bracco?
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Forfarian -- my wife's mother is a Storry from Scotland -- the Storry's at Stoneheap Farm are her cousins. (Her lineage is John, James Thornton, John, John, John, John,William, Andrew.) It's quite remarkable learning that her great-great-grandfather had a second family (the Stewarts).
Yes, it came as quite a shock to me as well.
One thing we noted -- the family name is Glaud with a "G", not Claud.
Yes, many of them sometimes spell it with a G, but they are not consistent, and sometimes the same individual turns up with different spellings in different records. Sometimes it appears as 'Gland' or 'Cland' as well! I standardise the spelling as Claud in my main database, but I always record the original spelling in the notes.
Did I read correctly that you found a deeper ancestor than Andrew Storry (c. 1670) of Wester Bracco?
Yes. My attention was drawn to a transcription of a sasine which records Andrew Storry of Wester Braco as son of John, grandson of Andrew and great-grandson of Andrew who died in 1642. I have not seen the original of this document.
Once you have made one more post I will be able to send you a Personal Message so that we can exchange details of more recent branches of the family. It looks as if your wife and I are 6th cousins twice removed!
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Forfarian - if you're still around I'm back! The new FamilySearch online free tree-mapping tool is helpful. It's too bad I no longer have the free access to the ScotslandPeople records - there's a good bit of work I copied down but didn't save the source documents.
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Yes, I am still around but barely touching the ground as I rush about frenetically. Will have more time next month (maybe).
I don't understand why you don't have access to your viewing history on SP - have you contacted them to ask about it?
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Hi. I am researching the name of the parents of this Robert Baxter / Kennedy.