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Lanarkshire / Re: Seeking assistance King Family Motherwell
« on: Monday 13 May 24 00:30 BST (UK) »
Hi Lodger,
Thank you very much for reply. There is now another addition to my DNA matches which is through William King who married Jannet Cross then through their descendants.
I do not know if this may be a clue or not:
CS271/38164 is a Bill of suspension for John King at Milnton of Dalziel against Mrs Anne Connel at Fulwood. John is accused of owing Anne Connell 5 pounds sterling, for the purchase of a clock. It contains several pages stitched into a booklet.
Bill of Suspension (38164)
For
John King at Milnton of Dalziel
And
Mrs Anne Connel at Fulwood
1816
Gavin Alsley a Copy
Produced herewith
1st Writings of Inventy
2d St Mandate filed
Refuse
R 14
Mr Douglas W.S.
Mrs Anne Connell referred to is the wife of John King and the mother of John King who she is taking action on.
Another portion of the document states:
By Assignation and Deed of Settlement executed by the Deceased John King, Farmer at Unthank, my Father in favor of his Wife and Children bearing date the 23rd day of August 1810, he specially assigned and made over to me, his eldest Son, his whole Estate real and personal of every description, which consisted principally of his farm of Unthank.
I have transcribed the document from 1816 where it goes into further information and I was wondering if I sent you a copy of the Word Document would you be willing to read it in the hope you may find something I am not interpreting correctly please?
The post "Re: King Family, Motherwell - James, Thomas, Alexander, William Dick" where you provided extremely useful information has been a go to . This was post was by SamK.
I have been able to locate quite a bit of informtion for other King family members through James King and Helen Hamilton by using the names appearing in this post with King family members coming to Australia and then being able to break down brick walls.
There are a number of what I will call family members descended through William Jamieson and Elizabeth King that also have the DNA matches which would take us back to John King and Margaret Neilson so I do not believe I have been barking up the wrong tree for many years.
You have previously assisted me with the Cunningham, Clelland and associated families for which I am very thankful.
Kind regards
Judi
Thank you very much for reply. There is now another addition to my DNA matches which is through William King who married Jannet Cross then through their descendants.
I do not know if this may be a clue or not:
CS271/38164 is a Bill of suspension for John King at Milnton of Dalziel against Mrs Anne Connel at Fulwood. John is accused of owing Anne Connell 5 pounds sterling, for the purchase of a clock. It contains several pages stitched into a booklet.
Bill of Suspension (38164)
For
John King at Milnton of Dalziel
And
Mrs Anne Connel at Fulwood
1816
Gavin Alsley a Copy
Produced herewith
1st Writings of Inventy
2d St Mandate filed
Refuse
R 14
Mr Douglas W.S.
Mrs Anne Connell referred to is the wife of John King and the mother of John King who she is taking action on.
Another portion of the document states:
By Assignation and Deed of Settlement executed by the Deceased John King, Farmer at Unthank, my Father in favor of his Wife and Children bearing date the 23rd day of August 1810, he specially assigned and made over to me, his eldest Son, his whole Estate real and personal of every description, which consisted principally of his farm of Unthank.
I have transcribed the document from 1816 where it goes into further information and I was wondering if I sent you a copy of the Word Document would you be willing to read it in the hope you may find something I am not interpreting correctly please?
The post "Re: King Family, Motherwell - James, Thomas, Alexander, William Dick" where you provided extremely useful information has been a go to . This was post was by SamK.
I have been able to locate quite a bit of informtion for other King family members through James King and Helen Hamilton by using the names appearing in this post with King family members coming to Australia and then being able to break down brick walls.
There are a number of what I will call family members descended through William Jamieson and Elizabeth King that also have the DNA matches which would take us back to John King and Margaret Neilson so I do not believe I have been barking up the wrong tree for many years.
You have previously assisted me with the Cunningham, Clelland and associated families for which I am very thankful.
Kind regards
Judi