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Renfrewshire / Re: McKillop joiners in Greenock, 1860s/70s
« on: Saturday 19 September 15 15:48 BST (UK) »
Hi ,
Thanks for your quick reply but you are correct, there's no connection between the families as our Thomsons were located in Perthshire until approx. 1820 when they moved to Greenock. I came across your name when you were looking for information on Archie Thomson who fought in WW1 and I was also trying to trace my Grandfather's brother Archie Thomson who fought in WW1. My Great Granfather lived at both at
13 Lyndoch Street Greenock and at Gosport/Portsmouth.Apparently a Janice McEwan had replied to one of your queries on one of the War sites and was researching, I believe our Thomsons. Is there any way that you can put her in touch with me. I have already tried through the Great War site without any luck. Thanks once again for your help.
Thanks for your quick reply but you are correct, there's no connection between the families as our Thomsons were located in Perthshire until approx. 1820 when they moved to Greenock. I came across your name when you were looking for information on Archie Thomson who fought in WW1 and I was also trying to trace my Grandfather's brother Archie Thomson who fought in WW1. My Great Granfather lived at both at
13 Lyndoch Street Greenock and at Gosport/Portsmouth.Apparently a Janice McEwan had replied to one of your queries on one of the War sites and was researching, I believe our Thomsons. Is there any way that you can put her in touch with me. I have already tried through the Great War site without any luck. Thanks once again for your help.