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Lanarkshire / Re: Cambusnethan Cemetery Grave Search - Part 2
« on: Monday 04 December 17 16:16 GMT (UK) »
Hi everyone,
First time poster! But i'm hoping someone might be able to help me track down some family records relating to the Todds in the Cambusnethan/Wishaw area.
I'm after any information on Thomas Todd possibly born around 1790/1971. The 1841 census show's him age 50 living with wife Margaret (or Mary) Todd nee Baird and children Mary, Margaret, Thomas, John and William Todd. His occupation was a 'surfaceman' which I think is related to the Railway although an earlier records show him to be a farm servant/agricultural labourer at Glenochar (?).
On Dec 30th 1842 they had a further son David Todd who I'm also hopeful of finding burial records for. He was a Railway Porter/Pointsman and lived in Railway Station House, Wishaw (or Wishaw Station House) with his wife Elizabeth Todd nee Hastie. He died there aged just 35 on November 19 1879. Any information on Elizabeth too would be great.
Thanks in advance!!
First time poster! But i'm hoping someone might be able to help me track down some family records relating to the Todds in the Cambusnethan/Wishaw area.
I'm after any information on Thomas Todd possibly born around 1790/1971. The 1841 census show's him age 50 living with wife Margaret (or Mary) Todd nee Baird and children Mary, Margaret, Thomas, John and William Todd. His occupation was a 'surfaceman' which I think is related to the Railway although an earlier records show him to be a farm servant/agricultural labourer at Glenochar (?).
On Dec 30th 1842 they had a further son David Todd who I'm also hopeful of finding burial records for. He was a Railway Porter/Pointsman and lived in Railway Station House, Wishaw (or Wishaw Station House) with his wife Elizabeth Todd nee Hastie. He died there aged just 35 on November 19 1879. Any information on Elizabeth too would be great.
Thanks in advance!!