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Argyllshire / Re: campbell bro's from N Knadale to Upper CAN
« on: Tuesday 22 May 18 06:23 BST (UK)  »
Hi Christine, Thanks for saving me a pointless search with Ann, looking over all my info and yours it now looks like a certainty that our two families are not connected, similar names and dates, and now the search goes on, hopefully SP will help with my inquiry.

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Argyllshire / Re: campbell bro's from N Knadale to Upper CAN
« on: Monday 21 May 18 09:39 BST (UK)  »
Hi Christine, Many thanks for this info, I'll follow it up and with any luck Ann Campbell will be related in some way, there's an Isabella Campbell in the tree married to Andrew Campbell 27th September 1851 South Knapdale and on the census records Isabella was born in Greenock and both she and Andrew lived out their lives in South Knapdale Argyll.  On the 1871 census for Andrew and Isabella it does not! say "place of birth" for Andrew that he born in South Knapdale? but gives an illegible place which is neither South nor North Knapdale, I will check with SP and ask them to clean up this record, the family above them on this record are from North Knapdale.  Moving forward to the 1901 census the enumerator has Argyll but in red ink has put, "place of birth Millport Argyllshire", so he's made this decision himself? Millport comes under Argyll & Bute  but there is no birth for an Andrew Campbell on Millport, again I will check with SP.  This may take a bit of time to check out all of these inquiries but I'll get back to you Christine and let you know how this works out.  In the meantime I'm going to go back over every certificate I have for the family and send SP a list and hope they are "happy to help" :) 

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Argyllshire / Re: campbell bro's from N Knadale to Upper CAN
« on: Saturday 19 May 18 08:05 BST (UK)  »
Hi Christine, had a chat with some relatives and although our Campbell names and dates are close they are sadly not related, I looked through all my info, BMD's and census records etc and according to these relatives they think, but are not sure, that the Campbell's who left Scotland settled in NZ.
I wish you all the very best Christine with your family search and hope you succeed in finding out more about the folk who emigrated to Canada

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Argyllshire / Re: campbell bro's from N Knadale to Upper CAN
« on: Friday 18 May 18 08:00 BST (UK)  »
Hi Christine, The last thing any of us need is to be contacted by someone who has the wrong family info, so many names are the same in these Campbell lines from Argyll and I certainly don't want to waste your time! been there, done that and it's so annoying! See below for a quick rundown of some the family info for my Campbell family and let me know if this info is also in your tree.  Your info about 5 of your Campbell's leaving Scotland is so similar to the general talk (gossip) in my Campbell family, but so many folk left Scotland way back then for a better future for their families and lets face it Christine life was tough here in those days so who could blame them!.  I'm going to check with some another relatives to find out what info they have on their Canadian relatives and get back to you if this works out.

Some Campbell Family Info:

Marriage: Andrew Campbell & Isabella Campbell 27th December 1851 south Knapdale Argyll
Parents of Isabella Campbell: Peter Campbell & Flora McCallum
Death of Isabella Campbell: 23rd November 1901 South Knapdale Argyll

Children of Andrew & Isabella Campbell
From 1871 census
South Knapdale births: Peter, name illegible, Mary, Margaret, John, Andrew, Isabella, Flora, James, Neil,
Andrew Campbell age 9 above 1871 census Correct Year of birth for Andrew 1862

Andrew Campbell Birth: 13th March 1862 South Knapdale Argyll (His blood line moved to Ayrshire)
Parents of Andrew Campbell: Andrew Campbell & Isabella Campbell

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Argyllshire / Re: campbell bro's from N Knadale to Upper CAN
« on: Thursday 17 May 18 12:24 BST (UK)  »
Hi Christine I have the same folk in my Campbell tree and I live in Scotland, please get in touch:) all my certificates are via www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk and I'm happy to pass any of them on to you. At present I've managed to trace a living descendant of Andrew Campbell born 1862 South Knapdale who also lives in Scotland.

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Argyllshire / Re: Brick wall! Duncan Campbell and Nancy McNaughtan
« on: Saturday 27 January 18 11:43 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Wyanga, Thanks for replying, do you have this information below for Duncan & Agnes? just checking that we have the same family. All my certificates are  via www.scotlandspeople.gov
Marriage: Duncan Campbell & Agnes McKeol 19th July 1757 Lochgilphead Argyll. Ref: 527/1 20 60

Agnes, Annie etc are the same person, same with Elizabeth, Isabella and Grizzle.

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Argyllshire / Re: Brick wall! Duncan Campbell and Nancy McNaughtan
« on: Friday 26 January 18 18:56 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Folks,

I have Duncan Campbell & Agnes McKeol in my family tree including their children, Sophia, John, Mary, Niel(my blood line) Agnes, Duncan, Margaret & Donald and their birth dates, I used Scotland's People. I have the birth and marriage for Niel (present day) Neil. Happy to pass on this information

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Argyllshire / Re: Brick wall! Duncan Campbell and Nancy McNaughtan
« on: Friday 26 January 18 18:50 GMT (UK)  »
Monica
            Your link to Familysearch has provided 9 children for Duncan Campbell and Agnes / Anne Mckoel.
    If the Mckoel name did pass out of useage in late 1770 then it would seem to be reasonable to assume that those family members may have adopted the clan name McNaughtan or variations of it in subsequent years.
   The death certificates that we are looking at are 80 years later so most likely reflect that change.
 We have a James Campbell with Parents Duncan Campbell and Nancy Naughtan that we believe must be of the same family but he is not included in the familysearch Christenings, but there are no children recorded from 1771 to 1775. From his death certificate he would have been born 1773 .
    Again it would be reasonable to assume that for some reason his christening may have been missed in the transcriptions . This would make 10 children in the family and solve our dilemma in making our records  " fit ".
   Thank you very much Monica for your assistance.

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World War One / Help find WW1 Photo Pte. Robert Kiltie Royal Scots or HLI
« on: Thursday 05 November 15 12:49 GMT (UK)  »
A big ask! Can anyone help me to trace a group photo of my Great Uncle and his comrades which I remember seeing as a child and this is now sadly lost to my family due to extenuating circumstances. My Great Uncle died a month after his 19th birthday in France, i have his soldiers will and his details via the C.W.G.C. his name is also on the Cenotaph in Wellington Square in Ayr and the family lived at #8 Craigmiller Building in Ayr at this time.  Needless to say, we would be very greatful for any help or advice with this search. Please find all details below.

From his soldiers will:

Pte. Robert Kiltie 56488
B Coy 51st Bt. (G) T.R. H.L.I.
Witness: Pte. Hugh W Galt 51st. Bt. (G) Coy. H.L.I. Cromer
Witness: Pte. G. Wallace 51st Bt. (G)  Coy H.L.I.

From the C.W.G.C.

Pte. Robert Kiltie 44248 9th Bt, Royal Scots who died on the 12th April 1918 aged 19
Son of Robert and Mary Kiltie Newton Ayr
Outtersteene Communal Cemetery Extension Bailleul

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