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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Carson's of Girthon
« on: Friday 15 July 11 22:32 BST (UK)  »
yeap ,
Andrew Henry and Mary Thomson
they where married in Borgue Kirkudbright Scotland on the 20 Jun 1771
in all they had 7 childern that i know of , including my Janet

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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Carson's of Girthon
« on: Tuesday 31 May 11 19:26 BST (UK)  »
hi ya Callywoods , they haven't come though yet , though i am having problems with my hotmail... seems it was hack :( and someone used it to spam my contacts

if possible can it be re sent to

?

kind rgeards
steve

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Kirkcudbrightshire / Re: Carson's of Girthon
« on: Saturday 28 May 11 19:15 BST (UK)  »
Sharon and callywoods
thank you so much

Sharon i had 5 childern,  john is one i didnt have , so thank you i only had an abt date of 1798 for the marriage of William and Janet
so now it will norrow it down so hopefully i can find that one
Callywoods , than you so much
i know mary's sister   janet was living in  manchester at the time of mary's death
i did not have and couldn't pin down Williams death , i knew that it was before janet henrys death from her death notes in the parish records
and now thanks to you i know where they are buried
a big thank you
Paula and i have been talking about a return trip to Scotland (we where there two years ago)
both of us have found info about our familes that we didnt know when we went the 1st time
so new places to visit :)
so people again thank you

Kind regards
Steve (from a very cold Timaru)

 
 
 
 

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Kirkcudbrightshire / Carson's of Girthon
« on: Saturday 28 May 11 06:53 BST (UK)  »
hi guys im looking for any info of Carsons living  about early 1800s in Girthon
they where William and Janet henry
fact , Janet Carson (nee henry) died 31 Aug 1836 in Girthron i think william died there aswell
wonder where they would have been buried ?

kind regards
Steve

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Monmouthshire Lookup Requests / Re: lookup request fo the 51 & 61 census please if possible
« on: Monday 14 March 05 10:24 GMT (UK)  »
thank u so much Stan yeap they r mine :)

it raised two new questions to solve
the Susanna (aged 17) i never had before
and my Eliza was not there so something to work on
and it gave me the  last name of Ash
which after doing some hunting turns out to be married name of one of the daughters that had left home , so that was a real bonus
Um the Shropshire Union canal co. I found a web site for the trust e-mailed them but no reply can you suggest where i might look to try and see if records of that company might still exist ??
again Stan thank you
o and BTW if I can help you out in anyway what so ever please just ask
kind regards
Steve


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Monmouthshire Lookup Requests / lookup request fo the 51 & 61 census please if possible
« on: Sunday 13 March 05 05:10 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Jan
i wonder if you can do a wee look up if possible in the 51 & 61 census
I'm trying to trace as much as possible my 3x great grandfather
i have him and his wife in the 1871 census 1881 census with one daughter and 1891 census David and his wife do not appear
so the person i am trying to trace is
David Morgan (b. abt 1805 Kerry) age as at the 1871 census 65 (I think)
Susannah (or Susan) (b.abt 1803 Welshpool or Newtown) age as at the 71 census 68
there Children (that I know of)
Catherine Sarah (b.1828)
Jane Elizabeth (b.1832)
Charles (b.1836)
Eliza (b.1838)
Harriet (b.1840)

Now i know as at the 71 census he was living (and working as an agent for the Shropshire Union canal Co.) at canal wharf in Llanllwchaiarn (i hope i've got that right )if that helps in any way

any help in this would be wonderfull
Steve
timaru
New Zealand


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