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Fife / Re: MIs in DUNFERMLINE Lays Road Cemetery
« on: Friday 30 December 11 18:27 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for checking anyway!
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Fife / Re: MIs in DUNFERMLINE Lays Road Cemetery
« on: Thursday 29 December 11 23:06 GMT (UK) »
NorrieG, I'm looking for
Margaret Bowman, daughter of James (possibly John?) Bowman, died 19 March 1835.
(Her lair number is 1005 - in the 'old ground' - if that helps? )
Many thanks for your willingness to do this
Margaret Bowman, daughter of James (possibly John?) Bowman, died 19 March 1835.
(Her lair number is 1005 - in the 'old ground' - if that helps? )
Many thanks for your willingness to do this
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Fife / Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« on: Friday 14 January 11 18:14 GMT (UK) »Hi Anthornis sorry nothing on my indexOh, that's great (and very sad), I hadn't found any reference to a stillborn child, but the places are spot on for this family as well.
But the Fife Family history pre 1855 deaths Cd gives these
In Largo Bonnyton date of burial 2.4.1804
Still born child of Murdoch Campbell ( servant )
Murdoch Campbell Largo Pilmuir
Died 26.6.1848 buried 30.6.1848
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there is an Ann Grubb Who died in Largo,Little PilmuirI've got her death certificate (post 1855) which does list her as a Campbell at death, and I do have a marriage record for her and Murdoch in 1799. The parents match the Ann Grubb you list.
16.5.1856 age 78 but she is listed as being
the wife of an Alexander Wallace
and given as daughter of David Grubb & Christian Morgan
If they were buried in Common ground you were not allowed stones
I will see if I can find anything else
Norrie G
Thanks for taking the time to look it up for me though - another little bit of information added in, and a bit of a mystery too!
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I have Ann Grubb,s sister Alison b 1786 in my line she married George Kidd in 1825.Well we're distantly related then - Ann was my 5g grandmother! One of Ann's children was named Alison - presumably after her sister!
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Fife / Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« on: Wednesday 12 January 11 00:50 GMT (UK) »
NorrieG, that's a very kind offer.
I have a Ann Campbell nee Grubb, married to Murdoch Campbell. I know she was buried in the burial ground of Largo in 1856 (but she was listed as a pauper in 1851 so may not have got a headstone).
I have a Ann Campbell nee Grubb, married to Murdoch Campbell. I know she was buried in the burial ground of Largo in 1856 (but she was listed as a pauper in 1851 so may not have got a headstone).
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