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Messages - DamonC

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Lanarkshire / Re: Agnes Craig
« on: Wednesday 28 May 25 12:54 BST (UK)  »
Did either of you ever figure out anything more? I am trying to find an 1841 census that would include Agnes C, Janet and Margaret along with potentially the father (given the note on the 1951 version).

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Lanarkshire / Re: St Paul's Parish, Glasgow.
« on: Wednesday 28 May 25 12:52 BST (UK)  »

i cant see what else it would say. I feel like "work" is pretty clear but less so the second half.

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Lanarkshire / Re: St Paul's Parish, Glasgow.
« on: Wednesday 28 May 25 12:23 BST (UK)  »
I see from other posts of yours we are looking at the same people.

Im a Crawford and have some issues tracing that back beyond a Crawford marriage in 1838 in Glasgow before getting on a boat to Aus in 1849. Cant trace Crawfords back any further. I had an ancestry match with someone descending from the Crawford, Craig, Marshall line so ive been trying to take the info from this persons tree and trace it back further into the Crawford history to see if anything matches what i do know. That way trying to see if my ancestry match is indeed via the Crawford angle.

So in the census, one thing i find interesting is the note in the condition column for Agnes C. "Husband in workhouse"...if ive understood correctly. Implying that he might still be around at that point.

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Lanarkshire / Re: St Paul's Parish, Glasgow.
« on: Wednesday 28 May 25 11:45 BST (UK)  »
Was just searching in google for the same address to find out more about it... to solve a mystery.
I am looking at a page of that same census and it would seem we are looking at the same page. curious what family you are investigating? For me its Crawford (Agnes, Margaret, Jane)

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Nairnshire / Re: "Alexander Rose, 1st of Dalnaheigleish" - Is Dalnaheigleish his POB?
« on: Wednesday 29 January 25 12:15 GMT (UK)  »
The sister of the David you mention was Ann Rose, she married a James Milne in Ardclach and moved to Australia. She would be my 3rd G Grandmother.

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Australia / Re: William GOODE (1808-1865)
« on: Tuesday 28 January 25 09:07 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Judith, the possiblity of him coming to Australia as a convict is a strong one imo. The good part of that is that there extensive records kept! I saw a while ago some dual name listing for William Goode/Henry Hill... strange. I hadnt looked into it more due to the term being life making it less likely he was out and in Adelaide in time to get married.


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Australia / Re: William GOODE (1808-1865)
« on: Monday 27 January 25 21:51 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: cando on Wednesday 12 March 14 02:34 GMT (UK)
A couple of online trees suggest William GOODE was born in Northumberland and his wife [photo] was born Scotland.  Possibly you are aware of this however may help if you are searching convict records. 

Cando

I see that too, but no idea where it comes from. Seems very speculative when there doesn't even seem to be any proof of how he got to Aus or much of a biographical detail apart from a birthday range 1808-1815

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Australia / Re: William GOODE (1808-1865)
« on: Monday 27 January 25 21:18 GMT (UK)  »
Obviously late to the party.
I've been investigating same guy and his arrival to Australia.
I found records of Castle Eden too. The W Goode there was a part of the 11th Regiment that arrived in Tasmania then some went to Sydney. It seems like he was an Ensign then got promoted to Leiutenant. I've found a few mentioned of Lt Goode in various shipping notices around the place. and potentially mention of the 11th being in Adelaide (although not specifically W Goode) ....I'm working on the timeline of all these mentions but so far its quite close to late 1840s so running out of time to get to SA and meet J N Anderson....

Edit. This is all from trove articles btw.

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Lanarkshire / Re: Crawford
« on: Sunday 16 June 24 18:17 BST (UK)  »
Ah OK makes sense.

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