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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Topic started by: Schoch on Monday 09 January 17 19:48 GMT (UK)
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FHL Film Number: 1067896
Reference ID: 2:15XNVHL
This is a baptism reference for Andrew. I am trying to find names of both of his parents and hope the original record might supply them. Does anyone have the ability to see the actual image for me. The father could be a John or Robert and his mother might be Sarah (really need her "nee" name).
Cheers
Richard
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Scotland's People only has the father named on the index - Robert Gibson. That usually means the mother isn't named, but looking at the image may tell you who witnessed the baptism, which might give you a clue to the mother's family - but it will be largely guesswork...
Ruth
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Hi the fathers name is Robert Gibson no image on An.......y
Rosie
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Thanks, already looked at both those. His mother might have a nee name of Roberton/Robertoun/Robertson, but I am just speculating here.
Richard
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If you look at all the births for Robert you get
GIBSON
ALISON
ROBERT GIBSON/MARGARET WINTER FR798 (FR798)
11/02/1786
737/
40 105
Eccles
GIBSON
ISOBLE
ROBERT GIBSON/
25/05/1788
738/
10 125
Edrom
GIBSON
ANDREW
ROBERT GIBSON/
10/08/1790
738/
10 160
Edrom
GIBSON
ALEXANDER
ROBERT GIBSON/
07/01/1793
738/
10 166
Edrom
GIBSON
ALISON
ROBERT GIBSON/
15/06/1795
738/
10 173
Edrom
GIBSON
JANET
ROBERT GIBSON/
15/04/1798
738/
10 178
Edrom
GIBSON
JAMES
ROBERT GIBSON/
17/04/1800
738/
10 186
Edrom
GIBSON
ISABEL
ROBERT GIBSON/
18/05/1800
738/
10 188
Edrom
GIBSON
MARGARET
ROBERT GIBSON/MARGARET WINTER FR271 (FR271)
11/04/1803
738/
20 15
Edrom
ROBERT GIBSON/MARGARET WINTER were married
GIBSON
ROBERT
MARGARET WINTER/FR490 (FR490)
08/04/1785
737/
20 180
Eccles
If the birth certificates give a trade then check the last against Andrews.
I'm not saying this is the same family though
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GIBSON
JAMES
ROBERT GIBSON/
17/04/1800
738/
10 186
Edrom
GIBSON
ISABEL
ROBERT GIBSON/
18/05/1800
738/
10 188
Edrom
may suggest two Robert Gibsons in the town.
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Nice work telmark - didn't think of that... ::) Seems at least worth checking a couple of the images.
Ruth
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Or the Militia List to see how many Robert Gibsons were in the town.
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Thanks Telmark,
Maybe the same family, location certainly looks correct, but I think these were baptism dates, not actual births.
Someone who can get a look-see at a record is the only way to confirm this I think. If this is his family I maybe looking at the wrong person as this gives Margaret as his mother. No others of such name have turned up in my tree and naming conventions were strictly followed for my relatives.
There weren't that many Gibsons in Roxburgh at that time, but apparently enough to loose my relatives :-\
Richard
Richard
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You've presumably already come across the John Gibson who married Sarah Roberton (sic) on 22 Mar 1795 in Crailing?
The only three children I can definitely see for them, all baptised in Crailing, are:
- Robert Gibson 9 Jul 1795
- Isabel Gibson 13 Feb 1797
- Janet Gibson 23 Dec 1798
No Andrew though - but, in my experience, a lot of parish records for this period are incomplete or haven't survived, so there could well be other children.
Ruth
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Thanks Ruth,
It is this very group (John Gibson/Sarah Roberton or Robertoun) that I am trying to prove for my tree.
I have Andrew 1790 and Archibald 1794 both born in that area Crailing/Roxburgh. Each man was at the others wedding as a witness (Newcastle) and I have their lives well documented onwards from there.
With Andrew being born well before the wedding date of 1795, that you have found and Archiblad in 1794, it is an outside chance there is a match but I have to try.
It is their parents that are causing issues (Archibald is the subject of another post a while back that was never resolved), so I thought to try Andrew.
I am verily vexed on this one :-[
Archy had a daughter called Sarah and a son John so I was attracted Sarah Roberton as part on a possible naming convention match.
Richard
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Does anyone have the ability to see the actual image for me.
You can view the original yourself at modest cost at www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk