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Aberdeenshire / Re: Aberdeen Angus Cattle and America in 1878
« on: Friday 22 July 11 22:34 BST (UK) »
quote....(1) Jeannie Gordon, a two-year old heifer, bred by James Smith of Burnshangie; [/b]
I am researching into the history of this Smith family and information is extremely "thin-on-the-ground"!
Does anybody have information/photos etc of James Smith, born 1835, his wife Susan from Peterhead, or their children Mary born 1870, Elizabeth born 1872, William born 1873, and Lucy born 1880.
William Smith married Helen Beech of Painsley Hall in Staffordshire on September 9th 1902 and became an extremely talented, well-liked orthopaedic surgeon in Stoke on Trent.
John.
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I am researching into the history of this Smith family and information is extremely "thin-on-the-ground"!
Does anybody have information/photos etc of James Smith, born 1835, his wife Susan from Peterhead, or their children Mary born 1870, Elizabeth born 1872, William born 1873, and Lucy born 1880.
William Smith married Helen Beech of Painsley Hall in Staffordshire on September 9th 1902 and became an extremely talented, well-liked orthopaedic surgeon in Stoke on Trent.
John.
Moderator Comment: Email address removed in accordance with rootschat policy. Our personal message system clicks in once posters have two or three posts to their credit. Click on the green scroll under the user name.