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Lanarkshire / Re: Old Man's Asylum, Blackfriars, Glasgow
« on: Friday 08 July 11 13:19 BST (UK) »
Thank You
Pretty much the same as Lanark around the same time.
Stu
Pretty much the same as Lanark around the same time.
Stu
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Lanarkshire / Re: Old Man's Asylum, Blackfriars, Glasgow
« on: Friday 08 July 11 11:07 BST (UK) »
Hi Clare
Im Intrested to know more about who you were refering to
I have a death certificate from 1896 Place of death Old Mans
Asylum Blackfriars And The Usual Address For The Family
Was 82 George Street He Died From Epileptiform Seizure
? Strange Very Similar The Family Name Was Prosser.
It's Possible 82 george Street Was A Working Class Block
Stewart
Im Intrested to know more about who you were refering to
I have a death certificate from 1896 Place of death Old Mans
Asylum Blackfriars And The Usual Address For The Family
Was 82 George Street He Died From Epileptiform Seizure
? Strange Very Similar The Family Name Was Prosser.
It's Possible 82 george Street Was A Working Class Block
Stewart
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Perthshire / Re: macphersons of little dunkeld
« on: Wednesday 26 January 11 20:51 GMT (UK) »
Tommy forgot to add I have Copies of Original Scottish records
for 1841 1851 1871 1881 Census as well as Daniels Birth in 1800
can E Mail you them if you want
for 1841 1851 1871 1881 Census as well as Daniels Birth in 1800
can E Mail you them if you want
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Perthshire / Re: macphersons of little dunkeld
« on: Wednesday 26 January 11 20:33 GMT (UK) »
Tommy I am a living Mac/McPherson of this line from John McPherson
born in the 1760s in little Dunkeld down through Lanark (New Lanark Mills)
to present Day Wishaw, I was Myself Born in the William Smillie only Happy to
help if it's the same line Then Joseph's father was Daniel born 1800 Autergaven
who moved the Mcpherson Line to Lanark abt the 1820's Let Me know
born in the 1760s in little Dunkeld down through Lanark (New Lanark Mills)
to present Day Wishaw, I was Myself Born in the William Smillie only Happy to
help if it's the same line Then Joseph's father was Daniel born 1800 Autergaven
who moved the Mcpherson Line to Lanark abt the 1820's Let Me know
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