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Durham / Mary Paterson and Thomas Wearmouth AKA Robson
« on: Sunday 21 March 21 12:06 GMT (UK)  »
Thomas Wearmouth born 1864 in Wrekenton, Durham was known as Robson after his mother Jane Wearmouth married Thomas Robson. The family lived in Bothwell Parish, Scotland in 1891. Living with the parents was Mary Paterson born 1867 in Hamilton, Scotland and her son Thomas Paterson Robson who was born in 1886. About 1895 Thomas and Jane with their children moved to Durham and lived as married but did not actually legally marry until 1928 in Gateshead Register Office. Thomas used the name Wearmouth to register the marriage but the family appears to have continued to be known as Robson.

According to the 1911 Census in Brown's Buildings, Felling, Heworth, Durham Mary and Thomas had 11 children i.e. Thomas Paterson Robson born 1886 in Hamilton, Scotland and died 1915 in Flanders, Jane Elizabeth Paterson Wearmouth born 1889 in Bothwell Parish, Scotland and died 1919 in Lanchester, Durham, Ann Paterson Wearmouth born 1892 in Bothwelll Parish, Scotland, Helen Paterson Wearmoth born 1894 in Bothwell Parish, Scotland, Sarah Robson born 1896 in Chester Le Street, Durham, Joseph Robson 1897 in Heworth Lane, Durham, Ellen Robson born 1903 in Heworth Lane, Durham, William Robson born 1905 in Jonadab, Durham and Arnold Robson born 1907 in Jonadab, Durham and 2 names not known.

I have found it desperately difficult to find more information apart from the 1939 Register where Mary Paterson and son William are listed in 24 Wellington Street, Felling. I assume Thomas must be deceased. I have not found Mary's death nor anything more despite help from various agencies etc. I am therefore appealing for any information through RootsChat about any family member, no matter how little this may be.
Thank you

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Dunbartonshire / Re: West Bridgend Schoolhouse
« on: Thursday 23 May 19 19:36 BST (UK)  »
Thank you once again for your help

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Dunbartonshire / Re: West Bridgend Schoolhouse
« on: Wednesday 22 May 19 19:32 BST (UK)  »
Thank you.  I did manage to find some information today including his death in Helensburgh.  I'll contact the Heritage Centre because I would like to know how long he was Janitor

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Dunbartonshire / West Bridgend Schoolhouse
« on: Tuesday 21 May 19 09:30 BST (UK)  »
James (Jimmy) Thomson was janitor and lived in West Bridgend Schoolhouse in 1935. I'm trying to find out more about him, how long he lived here etc. He has such a common name its difficult to find his death record

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Stirlingshire / Re: Fallin colliery
« on: Monday 05 November 18 12:56 GMT (UK)  »
I have a lot of information on the family but like you have not as yet identified a definite birth record but I can confirm that John Rielly was married to Mary Docherty, not Jessie 31 December 1889 in Larkhall, Lanarkshire. Jessie was their daughter and also Mary's mother was named Jessie

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Stirlingshire / Re: Fallin colliery
« on: Sunday 04 November 18 12:24 GMT (UK)  »
Enjoyed reading these posts and looking at the photographs and wondering if any of my relatives are among them. John Rielly and his wife Mary Smith were living in Fallin when he died in 1929. Mary, known as granny Rielly died in 15 Woodside Place, Fallin in 1962, aged 89. They had 8 children some of whom lived and worked in Fallin. Mary had a daughter Ann who married Michael McDonald. They lived in Block 1 A in 1930 and had 2 sons Michael and Patrick. She also had a son, my grandfather William Smith who lived with his family at 112, Wee Block (5th Block) until he was killed driving his motorbike
in October 1931. It would be good to hear from anyone related or has any information on the family

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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Pyper
« on: Friday 02 November 18 12:14 GMT (UK)  »
I am trying to prove or disprove my connections with Rathkeel Pyper/ Piper. I have a John Pyper who was born 1846 in County Down to John Pyper and Mary Woodrow. I have not been able to find any information about the parents and it was suggested to me that the family may have come from another area. Has anyone come across this family?

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Antrim / Re: Marriage in Glenravel RC Church
« on: Tuesday 29 March 16 08:11 BST (UK)  »
Very disappointed to say I have not come across any of these names. However, Duffin is not particularly common. It is possible that Mary may be a sister or a cousin to my Francis. Unfortunately the births are too early for the Catholic Church Records and the marriage record only gives the names for witnesses, not parents. My family appear to have lived in Knockanully and Brae. You could perhaps look at these townlands to see if you came find McDonnells there which would strengthen a case for being closely related. I too will look into this.

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Antrim / Re: Marriage in Glenravel RC Church
« on: Tuesday 01 December 15 07:22 GMT (UK)  »
A few people think Rodger is the brother of Francis but have never been able to offer evidence for this. Duffin is not a common name so I expect they are related in some way but without proof I would not claim they were brothers

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