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« on: Wednesday 14 November 07 11:17 GMT (UK) »
Hi Nigel
I've been looking into my family tree for 30 yrs. I've nearly 4000 folk on my tree but I've never been on anything like this before. Wish I had. One word of caution about posted trees. Take everything with a pinch of salt until you are familiar with the researcher and know they check stuff and don't just pick a person rightish age and place and decide that's their ancestor. I'll certainly look at your Watts though. I know I have looked at one in the past but they had one of mine who died at age 10 married with family. How they'd done that when they'd also got his birth & death dates is beyond me.
I've a MI for your Watts but it might now be invisible.
MI Ruthven
Erected by John Watt, Ruthven, in memory of his children; John who died 1st Oct 1834 aged 3 mths.
Mary Anne died 18 May 1873 aged 17 yrs; The above John Watt died 12 Jan 1884 aged 78 yrs; also his son Charles who died 28 Feb 1893 aged 57; Also Jane Thomson beloved wife of the above John Watt, who died 15 June 1895, aged 82 yrs.
ALSO same family
MI Ruthven In memory of James Innes, late postman, Ruthven, died 27th October 1956 aged 59 years. Also Alexander G Watt Post Office Ruthven died 31st January 1957 aged 74 years.
It would take me a while to work out how I'm connected to these Watts but it's through the McPhersons and Piries (both Cairnie) and Stephens Grange.
Do you want to ask questions or will I send whole Watt tree I have?
Annie