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Scotland / Re: Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Friday 12 May 06 17:15 BST (UK) »
Splendid! I wonder if that might be a good place to look for his mother? A local but different birth suggests 'going home to mum' to me!
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Scotland / Re: Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Thursday 11 May 06 17:59 BST (UK) »
wow, what a great picture!
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Scotland / Re: Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Wednesday 12 April 06 13:57 BST (UK) »
Thanks Billy, I may possiby take you up on that! I know now that his father was a madder dyer, but havent got much further than that yet. Slowly but surely!
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Scotland / Re: Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Thursday 19 January 06 20:41 GMT (UK) »
His name was John Mckinlay (though its spelt Mckinley on the 1901 England census) and apart from knowing he was born c 1878 in Thornlebank, thats all I've got- will that be enough to search on if I get some credits, or am I on 'needle in a haystack' territory?
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Scotland / Re: Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Thursday 19 January 06 19:55 GMT (UK) »
That sound extremely likely. Many thanks indeed.
Where do I look next for records of him?
Where do I look next for records of him?
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Scotland / Where is Thornahonk?
« on: Thursday 19 January 06 19:46 GMT (UK) »
Hello! I'm new to the board- so bear with me if I'm in the wrong bit. I'm on the trail of my great grandfather, who was a McKinlay (poss also spelt McKinley??), who, according to the 1901 English census when he was in Hampshire, listed his birthplace as Thornahonk, Scotland. According to Google, there isnt such a place. Can anyone shed any light for me?
Many thanks indeed.
Many thanks indeed.
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