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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: Lodger on Tuesday 16 July 24 23:40 BST (UK)
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Since my first posting on this subject way back in 2011, I have, over the succeeding years, gathered quite a few new pictures and, unfortunately, lost one or two as well!
Here are the new additions and, at the end, the ones I have managed to make disappear from the files!
Moderator, please add a "sticky" to this new post in order to keep it at the top of the page next to the original one.
ADAM & CORBETT.
ADDIE & PYIUS.
ANDERSON & MORTON.
BAILLIE Thomas 1829.
BARR & DALZIEL.
BARR John 1847.
BELL William of Greenhead.
BLACK & MacLEAN.
BROWN & BROWNLIE.
BROWNLIE Thomas, Mark, Janet & George.
CAIRNS, PATERSON & McLEES.
CAMERON & BARRIE.
CARMICHAEL, WATT & McNAB.
CLEGHORN & MORRISON.
COCHRANE & BURTON.
CRAIG & PATERSON.
DALZIEL & NEILSON.
DOUGLAS James, farmer Thornlie.
ELDER of Shotts.
ELLAM, RAMAGE, DALZIEL, CALVIN & LAW.
FERGUSON Arthur.
FINLAY & McKINLAY.
FORREST & McCARTNEY.
FORREST & YOUNG.
FRAME, HAMILTON, ESSON, STEVENSON & CLARK.
GARDINER & RUSSELL (reverse of stone is GILMOUR & HEWITT).
GIBB, MARSHALL & FORREST, Crawfordjohn mill.
GIBB, WATT & SHANKS.
GIBSON, BARRIE, HENDERSON & ROBERTSON.
GILMOUR & HEWITT (reverse of GARDINER & RUSSELL).
GOURLEY & ANGUS. (Not AGUS as previously thought).
GRAHAM, DAVIDSON & STORRIE.
HAMILTON & COSSAR.
HAMILTON & SHANKS.
HAMILTON & STORRIE.
HAY & LOUDON.
HENDRY, GRAY & KING.
HILL & RUSSELL.
HISLOP & RUSSELL.
INGLIS & RUSSELL.
JACK & DICKIE.
JACK & ORR.
JACKSON, FINLAY & SMITH. (previously JACKSON Douglas).
KING & LIDDELL.
KING Rev John.
KIRKLAND, TOWERS, CLELAND & EASTON.
LANG & McLEAN.
LIGHTBODY, YETTS, BLACK & MacLEAN. (Previously LIGHTBODY & YETTS).
LINDSAY & ROBERTSON.
LITTLEJOHN & REID.
LOCKIE & WALLACE.
LOUDON & PETTIGREW.
LYLE & BROWNLIE.
McCALLUM, REA & MacKEE.
McCREDIE, CARENS, POLLOCK & McKENDRICK.
McCULLOCH & TURNER.
McHUTCHESON, NEILSON & WYLLIE. (Previously WYLIE, McHUTCHESON & NEILSON).
McLACHLAN, NAISMITH & BROWNLIE.
MILLAR & BROWNLIE.
MILLAR & YOUL.
MOFFAT & DOWNIE.
MONTGOMERIE & PETTIGREW.
MORTON & WEIR. (Previously MORTON James 1854).
MORTON, CUNNINGHAM & DALZIEL.
MORTON & LOUDON.
MORTON Thomas.
MUIR, LITHGOW & LAMB.
MUIRHEAD & FRASER.
MUIRHEAD & HASTIE.
NICOL & FRAME.
NICOL & GRAHAM.
PETTIGREW & BALLANTINE.
PETTIGREW & HAMILTON.
PETTIGREW & MORRISON.
PETTIGREW, SMELLIE, RUSSELL & VINNIE.
PRENTICE & REID.
REID & HAMILTON.
RENWICK, RUSSELL & BLACK.
ROBB & MUIR.
ROGER & SHIELDS.
SCOTT, LAIDLAW, HENDERSON, HAMILTON, BALLINGALL, BIRRELL & McDOWAL.
SCOTT Robert 1774.
SMELLIE & ADDIE.
SMITH & CALDERHEAD.
SMITH Findlay.
SMITH, MUIR, HIGGINS, HAMILTON, CAMERON & McMURRAY.
SMITH & RUSSELL.
SNEDDON & MALCOLM. Cambusnethan colliery. (Previously SNEDDON).
SNEDDON & WHARRIE.
SOMMERVILLE & PETTIGREW.
STEEL, CUNNINGHAM & STORRY, Sunnyside.
STEEL, SCOBIE, HAMILTON & MUIRE, Parish Registrars.
STEVENSON & GLOVER.
STODDART & HASTIE.
TAIT & CRAIK.
TAIT, THOMSON & RAE. (Previously TAIT & THOMSON).
TAYLOR & MILLAR.
TAYLOR, WALKER & BROWNLEE.
TUDHOPE, HAMILTON & NAISMITH.
TUDHOPE John, Kirknow.
WALLACE & PATERSON.
WATSON & COLTHART. (Previously WATSON & CATHCART).
WATSON & FINLAY.
WATT & PETTIGREW, Tarbrax.
WATT, STEWART & MILLER.
WILSON & SCOTT.
W.P. & M.F. 1791.
LOST PICTURES.
RANKIN.
REID & GARDNER.
TURNER & McCULLOCH.
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Interested in headstones for McEwan - my grandfather and grandmother are buried here (she was Mae Ogston) and they both died sometime early 1900's I believe.
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Hi harden, I don't have any stones with McEwan on them and no Ogston's in any of the records for Cambusnethan, as far into the 20th century as 1917 but, there are gaps around 1901 - 1904.
There are a few Ogston's in the Globe cemetery, Motherwell records but no Mae/Mary McEwan to match with them, sorry.
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HISLOP & RUSSELL
There's a request on findagrave for a Janet Russell Hislop.
Having done a bit of noseying, I know that her husband was Adam Hislop and several of their children are in the same lair.
I assume that your photo is for this family.
I'm happy to go take the photo and fulfil the request but I've had a look in the cemetery and couldn't find it.
I'd be grateful if you could give me a step for a hint here! e.g. post your photo here to give me an idea what the memorial looks like?
Thank you.
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The photograph was taken 13 years ago, so the actual stone may have been damaged or eroded since then. This picture is quite clear, so no need for me to add the transcription.
From the records for the churchyard (not the cemetery, that adjoins the churchyard) the plot (or lair) book only begins about 1878, so earlier interments are not recorded here but, some are included in the Day Book, this begins about 1861.
Plot Book records the owner, in Victorian times, as Adam Hislop. All the plots in Cambusnethan churchyard were divided up into 3 compartments, the North, the South and the Centre.
All dates are of interment.
In the South -
JANET HISLOP, aged 81 years, 21st January 1902.
In the Centre -
ADAM HISLOP, aged 79 years, 31st December 1891.
ADAM GUTHRIE, aged 8 days, 9th July 1892.
In the North -
- - - - - GUTHRIE, no age given (probably a still birth?) 24th May 1883.
JAMES HISLOP, aged 69 years, 26th June 1911.
Two entries from the gravediggers day book -
WILLIAM HYSLOP, blacksmith, Old Stane, aged 25 years, unmarried.
Parents - Adam Hyslop & Janet Russell.
Interred in the old churchyard on 28th May 1868.
JAMES HISLOP, retired school teacher, Glasgow, aged 69 years, unmarried.
Parents - Adam Hislop & Janet Russell.
Interred in the old churchyard, 26th June 1911.
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Lodger
Many thanks.
I'll go for a nosey soon - I now know roughly where to look.
Such a pity that the old churchyard is in a bit of a state.
Kenny
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Hi Kenny,
There are between 500 - 600 stones there but I think I know, more or less, where this one should be.
I live minutes away from the churchyard, so if you need any help I can meet you there.
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Hi Lodger
That's very kind of you to offer.
I'll have a nosy first. I'm reasonably familiar with the churchyard but if I get stuck, I'll give you a shout.
I'm in Hamilton, so not far for me.
Thank you again.
Kenny
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Hi Lodger
Found it, thanks to your photo.
Thanks again.
Kenny