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Stirlingshire / Re: CLUBBs of Airth
« on: Wednesday 02 September 20 23:44 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: bill0765 on Wednesday 18 March 09 12:31 GMT (UK)
hi mp
ive got a list of all the lds igi batch numbers fo christenings and marriages and checked for alexander clubb .found b1725 pitsligo C112332 batch ,also andrew b1723,william b1728,james b1732 ,jane 1738 .dad alexander and mum margaret pirie .however records for pitsligo,tyrie and aberdour parishes stopped in 1719 .
 i managed to find a marion club marriage in 24/2/1663 in st andrews,orkney to david matches  M110252 BATCH .
 I live in cumbernauld where some clubbs lived in 1835 BATCH 7312405 .Also a family lived in dunoon 1806 dad andrew clubb wife catherine fletcher .C115104 batch .
my clubbs moved to rockcliffe cumbria from airth in 1880s

bill
Hi Bill. That would be James Clubb, son of Alexander Clubb and Margaret McLaren, yes?

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Stirlingshire / Re: CLUBBs of Airth
« on: Saturday 13 April 19 00:19 BST (UK)  »
Hi Courtney...
Alexander and Margaret are direct ancestors of mine...  Margaret's parents were Duncan MacLaren and Janet (McIndoe). There is other stuff you'll love :D
Anything else gimme a shout.. I'm on Facebook and email is johnsankus@hotmail.co.uk

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Stirlingshire / Re: CLUBBs of Airth
« on: Wednesday 26 August 15 16:48 BST (UK)  »
Suppose I should add mine too...
My mother, Sarah Woods. Her father, Thomas woods. His mother, Janet Smith. Her father, William Smith. His mother, Janet Ogilvie. Her mother, Euphemia Robertson. Her mother, Janet Clubb. Her parents, Alexander and Margaret were my G. G. G. G. G. G. Grandparents... :D

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Stirlingshire / Re: Census occupation
« on: Sunday 25 September 11 19:50 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Redroger on Sunday 25 September 11 18:40 BST (UK)
In Scotland it is a term for a meat seller. As opposed to a butcher who dismembers carcases.
Ah! Thanks for that. The late husband of the lady at the top was described as a 'butcher' elsewhere. Must have been the family business (well, his wife's family business)

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Stirlingshire / Census occupation
« on: Sunday 25 September 11 18:37 BST (UK)  »
Hi Guys.
I see on some census returns an occupation that looks like 'flesher' - I don't think that's right - although if it is right I don;t know what the heck it is...
anyway, I have attached a section of the census so if anyone cam help, I would appreciate it.

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Lanarkshire / Re: Hallside street
« on: Sunday 25 September 11 16:21 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: welcome12 on Friday 19 August 11 19:22 BST (UK)
Would like to talk to the person who was asking about hallside st,I was born there in 1946.
All fascinating stuff this - like others, there are several generations of my family who were married in St Francis, living in Hallside Street, South Wellington Street, and other places nearby. Next time I get up hom I'll have to take a trip over to see it.

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Stirlingshire / MI Lookup Airth
« on: Friday 23 September 11 13:39 BST (UK)  »
Hi guys.
 Having great fun tracing the ancestors, most of whom seem to have come from or lived in and around Airth. I have hit a bit of a brick wall with one guy though - Hugh Ogilvy (or Ogilvie) who was aged 35 when he died in 1840. He married Euphemia Robertson in 1835, and is stated as being buried in 'Alexander Robertson's Lair', whom I am assuming was some relation of his wife. Everyone else seems to have history that is traceable back to 1600's, but this guy seems to have just dropped out of the sky. It is irritating in the extreme. Scotlandspeople have no record of him even being born.
I thought something from the MI may shed some light on him - or even any info!
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks
J

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