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Aberdeenshire / Re: Euphemia LAING, died Coull 1835
« on: Thursday 03 June 21 15:27 BST (UK) »
Dear Seaton Smithy,
thank you for clarifying The Clerihue place of death and all the information from Nassau. That's great detective work.
It stated in eclegen.com/ministers that there was a cousin connection between the mothers of Fiddes and Clerihew. I found that they were more likely to be second cousins as their fathers are likely to be cousins who were both living at Loanhead at one time or another. Living at Loanhead, the mothers were also more likely to be close like sisters and may have lead to the confusion that they were sisters.
As the fathers were more likely to be cousins, I looked into this possibility and have found the connection between Peter 1734 and Alexander 1737 and thought it might just be a strong possibility and Peter's birth year was a strong possibility. Tough and Leochel Cushnie were neighbouring districts.
Without census records and death records it does get more complicated!
i have no other link to Smiths other than my own line.
I have done a DNA sample through Ancestry and can get some indication of family connections. I appear to have a link to Alexander 1737.
thank you for clarifying The Clerihue place of death and all the information from Nassau. That's great detective work.
It stated in eclegen.com/ministers that there was a cousin connection between the mothers of Fiddes and Clerihew. I found that they were more likely to be second cousins as their fathers are likely to be cousins who were both living at Loanhead at one time or another. Living at Loanhead, the mothers were also more likely to be close like sisters and may have lead to the confusion that they were sisters.
As the fathers were more likely to be cousins, I looked into this possibility and have found the connection between Peter 1734 and Alexander 1737 and thought it might just be a strong possibility and Peter's birth year was a strong possibility. Tough and Leochel Cushnie were neighbouring districts.
Without census records and death records it does get more complicated!
i have no other link to Smiths other than my own line.
I have done a DNA sample through Ancestry and can get some indication of family connections. I appear to have a link to Alexander 1737.