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Lanarkshire / Re: Gold Family - Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire
« on: Sunday 19 February 12 16:34 GMT (UK) »
Nancy (Weered),
I hit a breakthrough in locating some of Ellen Frame-Gold-Ferguson family, after they arrived in the United Status on March 15, 1888.
Ellen and her children appear to have settled in the Coal Glen, Pennsylvania area. Ellen's daugther Margaret married William Kane. They are both buried in the Beechtree Cemetery in Jefferson County. I have photos of their tombstones.
Margaret: Feb 13, 1875 - July 5, 1928
I am unable to locate anything on Ellen, but one strange yet exciting find was Margaret's Brother John R Gold (Jan 25, 1866 - 7/25/1892) buried here and his tombstone says, Son of James and Ellen Gold. John did not accompany this mother to the states on March 15, 1888. I have a ship manifest that proves he came over for a short visit twice. Apparently during his second visit his pasted away and they buried him in the cemetery where Margaret and her husband are buried. This find brought tears to my eyes.
Let me know if you find anything further on this family
Regards
Larry
I hit a breakthrough in locating some of Ellen Frame-Gold-Ferguson family, after they arrived in the United Status on March 15, 1888.
Ellen and her children appear to have settled in the Coal Glen, Pennsylvania area. Ellen's daugther Margaret married William Kane. They are both buried in the Beechtree Cemetery in Jefferson County. I have photos of their tombstones.
Margaret: Feb 13, 1875 - July 5, 1928
I am unable to locate anything on Ellen, but one strange yet exciting find was Margaret's Brother John R Gold (Jan 25, 1866 - 7/25/1892) buried here and his tombstone says, Son of James and Ellen Gold. John did not accompany this mother to the states on March 15, 1888. I have a ship manifest that proves he came over for a short visit twice. Apparently during his second visit his pasted away and they buried him in the cemetery where Margaret and her husband are buried. This find brought tears to my eyes.
Let me know if you find anything further on this family
Regards
Larry