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Roxburghshire / Re: Pettigrews around Hawick
« on: Sunday 03 January 10 04:55 GMT (UK)  »
Daniel Pettigrew was the son of Archibald Pettigrew and Isabella Orr of Ballyknockan, parish of Saintfield (neighbouring parish to Comber). These parishes and townlands are just a few miles south of Belfast.

Hello Harry - thanks for the info, sounds like you collected a lot of in depth information there, makes for fascinating reading.

I think we may be talking about different Archibald's - the parents of Daniel in my tree were Archibald (b. 1863) and Isabella Miller (birth place listed as Ireland but nothing specific)- not Isabella Orr - and the Miller name explains where there are so many Pettigrews with Millar as a middle name. 

But there are a lot of Daniels and Archibald's floating around so who knows.

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Roxburghshire / Re: CEMETERIES,Hawick Rox.
« on: Saturday 02 January 10 02:03 GMT (UK)  »
Hi again,
               I have a Jemima Rea who was born c1828 in either Wilton/Hawick,Rox.Her parents were Margaret Cunning and John Rae.
I find the spelling will change so look at them all.
Jemima Rea married George Huggan Dec 28 1846 in Hawick.
They ended up having 8 children.

Coming to this thread a long time after the fact, but I notice you are still using this site so I'll add my $0.02 worth.

I have a Jemima Rae Huggan in my ancestors - she was a great-aunt on my mothers fathers side born around 1889 in Hawick and her parents were George and Helen Huggan (Pettigrew).  Her father was born in 1857 so I'm going to guess he is one of the children of the Jemima and George you mentioned. 

I have not yet chased the 1857 George Huggan's details to confirm that. 

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Roxburghshire / Re: Pettigrews around Hawick
« on: Saturday 02 January 10 01:49 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for this info - as it happens I just started researching my tree a couple of days ago and thanks to various sites and a lot of census and BMD searching had reached the Pettigrews whom I found in the 1881 Scottish census records.  According to those Archibald Pettigrew was born in Ireland so it seems like this England boy (now living in California) has Scottish and Irish blood in him.

Chipstart you and I share a Huggan relative - my mother was a Huggan before marriage (she's still alive and living in Hampshire) and her father George Huggan (died in 1977) was the youngest brother to the John Millar Huggan who is your great-great-grandfather. 

Helen Pettigrew Huggan and George Millar Huggan were my great-grandparents so I think that makes us 3rd cousins once removed!  My mother had one brother but he never had any children.  I have some cousins who are descended from my grandfathers family but I don't know any other Huggans.

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