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Down / Re: Hayes/ Hay family from Killinchy/ Killyleagh
« on: Wednesday 03 February 21 22:54 GMT (UK)  »
Hey

I have zero clue how gedmatch works but my dad’s (John’s great grandson) and my dna are on gedmatch.

I have sent you a PM with our gedmatch numbers

L

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Down / Re: Hayes/ Hay family from Killinchy/ Killyleagh
« on: Wednesday 03 February 21 15:01 GMT (UK)  »
Hey Kiwi007

It is lovely to hear from someone who has a connection to this family.

It was myself who originally submitted this post. My 2 x great grandfather was John Hayes McClure, son of James McClure and Elizabeth Hayes. James and Elizabeth immigrated to NZ without John. He was left behind and raised, my guess, by Elizabeth’s mum & dad. I think John was James & Elizabeth’s illegitimate child.

I have found poor law records for John in Glasgow. He goes between naming his parents as James McClure & Elizabeth Hayes and Thomas Hayes and Mary McMillan. I know Thomas and Mary were Elizabeth’s parents.

John’s son Robert Hay McClure ended up living with Thomas Hayes and Mary McMillain in Killinchy, Ireland. He appears on the 1901 census living with Thomas but he is calling himself Robert Hay. He signed Thomas Hayes’ death registration in 1901.

I have done the ancestry dna test. My dna matches up with loads of McClure descendants in NZ. Barely any of them have my John in their tree. I guess he was never spoken about to his other siblings. Which is such a shame. It has led to many of them ignoring my messages or not believing that my John is related to them.

There is confusion over the parents of James McClure who was married to Elizabeth Hayes. It looks like there were two James McClures born in Killinchy, Ireland at the same time. One was born to David McClure and Jane Craig, the other was born to David McClure and Elizabeth Stott. I think I am from the David McClure/ Elizabeth Stott line.

It would be interesting to know if my dna matches with your brother. I have a tree on ancestry but I have made it private. I was coming across the strange phenomenon of name collectors. People would pinch photos, certificates etc from my tree and add them to people in their tree who have nothing to do with me. They would then add all the siblings for that person off my tree to their’s when it was wrong info. 

Thank you so much for commenting on this post

Leanne

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Lanarkshire / Re: Catherine McKay, married James Gillies Colquhoun
« on: Saturday 16 January 21 17:03 GMT (UK)  »
Have you tried these index transcriptions?

COLQUHAUN
JAMES
1911
M
31
493/ 6/ 26
Bonhill
Dunbarton


COLQUHORN
JAMES
1911
M
31
644/2 19/ 9
Camlachie
Lanark

Thanks for those suggestions Santi.

I downloaded them on SP just there unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be them.

The census from Bonhill, Dunbarton is a James who is a cloth calender man living with his wife of 1 year Annie and relatives Minnie & Jeannie Jack. They all state that they were born in Bonhill, Dunbarton. James and Annie have said they don’t have any children.

The census from Camlachie, Lanark is a James who is living with his wife Mary and their 8 year old daughter Agnes. James has been married for 9 years, has one child born and one child still alive. He is a house painter. They all state they were born Glasgow, Lanark.

Thank you so much for sending those suggestions though.

Leanne


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Lanarkshire / Re: Catherine McKay, married James Gillies Colquhoun
« on: Saturday 16 January 21 13:11 GMT (UK)  »
Can't see him on the 1905 VRs but there is a Colquhoun living on James Orr Street

COLQUHOUN
ARTHUR
Tenant Occupier
HOUSE NO 21 JAMES ORR STREET
GLASGOW
1905

Hey Santi

Thank you so much for that. No idea who Arthur is as I don’t have a note of that name as a sibling for James. Although that’s not to say he isn’t a sibling. I will have a look into Arthur and see what I can find on him.

Thanks again for the reply

Leanne

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Lanarkshire / Catherine McKay, married James Gillies Colquhoun
« on: Saturday 16 January 21 12:20 GMT (UK)  »
Hey

Hoping someone could maybe help with this one.

I have managed to find out what happened to all of my 2 x great grandfather's siblings apart from one, his sister Catherine.

She was born Catherine McHaff McKay, 03.05.1880, South Wellington St, Glasgow. Father Henry McKay, mother Catherine Murdoch.

She married James Gillies Colquhoun, (born 15.01.1880, 32 Albion St, Glasgow) on 28.11.1902, 134 George St, Glasgow. She used the name Catherine MacKay on her wedding registration.

They had one child, that I can find, John Colquhoun born 03.01.1903, 33 James Orr St, Glasgow. On John’s birth registration, James is noted as a commercial traveller and Catherine calls herself Catherine Murdoch MacKay, which is the exact same name as her sister who died the year before she was born.

The trail then goes cold. I have spent a small fortune on SP looking up potential deaths of both her, her husband and their son with no success. I have paid for numerous 1911 Scottish Census on SP and none have been successful. I have also paid for James’ parent's death registrations in the hope he registered one of them but nope. I have managed to find the burials of both his parents in the hope that Catherine or James might be in the same grave but they're not.

I did a google search of James Gillies Colquhoun. I discovered a couple of online trees he was in which belong to his brother's descendants. I made contact with them but they told me they have also been unable to find him past 1903.

Not sure if anyone has any pointers on where else I can check?

Thank you

Leanne

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Lanarkshire / Re: Relative who appears to have two locations of death
« on: Tuesday 05 January 21 12:36 GMT (UK)  »
V.R.s have these tenants at number 4 in 1905

BENNETT
HARRY A
Tenant Occupier
HOUSE NO 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS
GOVAN AND GORBALS
1905

AULD
JAMES

BOLLAND
JOHN

BRADY
JAMES

DEGNAN
PRUDENCE
MRS

DRENNAN
WILLIAM

DUNCAN
JOHN

LEWIS
PHILIP

LOGAN
JOHN

MACCANN
FRANCIS

MACFARLANE
THOMAS

MACPHERSON
MARY
MRS

MACSORLEY
JAMES

MONTGOMERY
JAMES

This address is also mentioned in the VRs

HOUSE LODGE STABLE WORKSHOP AND LAND MARYLAND HOUSE PAISLEY ROAD

Thank you for that extra info. I didn’t even think the check the VR!

Thanks again

Leanne

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Lanarkshire / Re: Relative who appears to have two locations of death
« on: Monday 04 January 21 23:19 GMT (UK)  »
As ever Monica you are so, so helpful.

You have helped me in the past too!

Thank you so much for this. I will have a wee shifty over the links just now.

Thanks again

Leanne

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Lanarkshire / Relative who appears to have two locations of death
« on: Monday 04 January 21 23:04 GMT (UK)  »
I have the death registration for my 3 x great uncle who died aged 37 in 1910. His mother registered his death stating he died at 4 Maryland Buildings, Glasgow. I have hunted high and low for this location and have come back with nothing. His death was registered in Pollockshields.

I have found his burial at Craigton Cemetery. On his burial details it says ‘died at 1561 Paisley Road’. He was buried in common ground. I am assuming it should say Paisley Road West?

Why would there be two different locations of death? Was Maryland Buildings on Paisley Road West?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you

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Lanarkshire / Re: Riddrie Park Cemetery
« on: Saturday 15 August 20 11:39 BST (UK)  »
Passed by Riddrie Cemetery yesterday, the western section adjoining Provanmill Road, from the Jewish burial ground to Cumbernauld Road, is fenced-off & abandoned. Presumably still regarded as dangerous & remedial works too expensive.

Bests,
Skoosh.

I went to Riddrie Cemetery last week it looks like the grave C MacDonald is looking for is in the section that has been abandoned. This section is so overgrown. It is impossible to see any of the gravestones even when standing at the edge of the fence that has been put up to keep people out.

L

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