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West Lothian (Linlithgowshire) / Re: Entryfoot and Mosshouses, Torphichen
« on: Friday 09 December 11 15:39 GMT (UK) »
Hello Sheila,
I haven't found anymore information on Entryfoot since Glennis's posts. She really helped a lot with this one. It's so amazing having someone right there to talk to the present owner.
Reading on the Arthur family website, baptism records for Janet Graham Arthur's children always referred to their home as "Bedlormie Entryfoot" since these cottages were on the grounds of the Bedlormie estate.
This was in the 1830-1850s. In John Graham's will dated 1852, he mentions that land had been owned by a Sir Thomas Livingstone. of West Quarter and Bedlormie Baronet.
You have probably already searched it, but have you tried the Nova Scotia archives https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/ResultsPage.aspx there appears to be a lot of Pollards there in the vitals. I haven't done much searching in Nova Scotia, so don't have much to suggest there.
Sincerely, Tracey
I haven't found anymore information on Entryfoot since Glennis's posts. She really helped a lot with this one. It's so amazing having someone right there to talk to the present owner.
Reading on the Arthur family website, baptism records for Janet Graham Arthur's children always referred to their home as "Bedlormie Entryfoot" since these cottages were on the grounds of the Bedlormie estate.
This was in the 1830-1850s. In John Graham's will dated 1852, he mentions that land had been owned by a Sir Thomas Livingstone. of West Quarter and Bedlormie Baronet.
You have probably already searched it, but have you tried the Nova Scotia archives https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/ResultsPage.aspx there appears to be a lot of Pollards there in the vitals. I haven't done much searching in Nova Scotia, so don't have much to suggest there.
Sincerely, Tracey