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Angus (Forfarshire) / Re: can someone verify this for me
« on: Friday 20 April 07 04:20 BST (UK) »
Hi Jap
The 1841 census in Kirkden, Forfar for Thomas Martin states he was born in the county.
He married Anne Wighton May 1813 in Newtyle. - I have the banns for this.
He died December 1866 aged 76 This would make the birth 1790. His death certificate states his marriage to Anne and signed by his daughter so I know I am on the right track with all that. This is where his parents are listed as being James Martin and Jean Gray
Their 10 siblings are all listed as being born in Kirkden, Newtyle, and Inverarity and Methy.
I need to do a bit more searching into his birth -I really dont have anything solid to verify i have the right Thomas Martin born Glamis 1790. I am in Australia which makes the search more difficult where it comes to newspapers etc.
The family you mentioned may well be his brothers marriage - ( all down the generations the first 3 sons are all called Thomas James and Charles) There are also Elizabeths, Janes ,Marys ,Annes, but no Hannah - which could well come from the inlaw marriage side. Elizabeth Caithness may have just being staying with them the night of the census andnot a member of the family.
I will have a delve into this and see what I come up with
I have to go away for a week but when I come back I will resume the search
Many thanks again for giving me more angles.
kind Regards
Lorraine.
The 1841 census in Kirkden, Forfar for Thomas Martin states he was born in the county.
He married Anne Wighton May 1813 in Newtyle. - I have the banns for this.
He died December 1866 aged 76 This would make the birth 1790. His death certificate states his marriage to Anne and signed by his daughter so I know I am on the right track with all that. This is where his parents are listed as being James Martin and Jean Gray
Their 10 siblings are all listed as being born in Kirkden, Newtyle, and Inverarity and Methy.
I need to do a bit more searching into his birth -I really dont have anything solid to verify i have the right Thomas Martin born Glamis 1790. I am in Australia which makes the search more difficult where it comes to newspapers etc.
The family you mentioned may well be his brothers marriage - ( all down the generations the first 3 sons are all called Thomas James and Charles) There are also Elizabeths, Janes ,Marys ,Annes, but no Hannah - which could well come from the inlaw marriage side. Elizabeth Caithness may have just being staying with them the night of the census andnot a member of the family.
I will have a delve into this and see what I come up with
I have to go away for a week but when I come back I will resume the search
Many thanks again for giving me more angles.
kind Regards
Lorraine.