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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Ross & Cromarty => Topic started by: heilanlassie on Friday 04 January 19 12:45 GMT (UK)
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Can anyone decipher the address of the death informant, John Bain, please?
Thanks to everyone for their help.
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I think the main settlement is North Erradale but not sure of ? house name yet.
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I think I've found the family of John Bain in 1871, at Lot 1, Gairloch. The two younger children were born North Erradale.
John Bain, 52,crofter, b. Sand
Catherine, 56, b. R & C
Ann, d. 26, general servant, b. Sand
Margaret d, 18, b. North Erradale
Angus, s, 14, b. North Erradale
See also: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQXC-YMG
Gadget
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I've search the old maps for a place in the North Erradale area but nothing resembling the writing so it might be just Resting at or Residing at North Erradale.
Gadget
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John Bain
His X mark
Cousin
Residing at North Erradale
(Not Point) ?
The "P" is similar to the "P" in Poolewe in the next column?
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It's
Not Present
A common phrase on Scots certs
:)
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;)
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I'd be inclined to doubt that there were individual house names in North Erradale in 1869. There are none on the first edition of the Ordnance Survey six-inch map.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=15&lat=57.7641&lon=-5.7924&layers=5&b=1
Or even on the 25-inch map surveyed in 1902
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=16&lat=57.7628&lon=-5.7933&layers=168&b=1
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This land has been squared into crofts, a great deal of work, they will have had names or even numbers as per the rental, including the acreage of each.
Skoosh.