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Aberdeenshire / Re: Mitchell - King Edward/Rothiemay
« on: Sunday 17 February 19 15:09 GMT (UK)  »
On 30th May 1824 in Forgue, John Mitchell, servant in Drumdollo (?) married Mary Panton, daugter of James Panton in Auchentender. Very possibly Mary became Martha.

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Aberdeenshire / Re: Mitchell - King Edward/Rothiemay
« on: Sunday 17 February 19 14:46 GMT (UK)  »
Hi. I have just discovered that I am descended from Andrew Mitchell, son of Andrew and Isobel Keith. I see that Martha Panton was on the 1841 census living with Andrew and Isobel at Ramsburn. Her age is given as 60 but that census gives rounded up/down ages. Her place of birth is Scotland so probably not Banffshire.

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Aberdeenshire Lookup Requests / Re: Tough Family of Primnay ,
« on: Monday 21 January 19 10:15 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Smidget. I believe we are related! My 4xgt grandmother was Elizabeth Tough from Premnay. She married William Shirras from Keig. Although I haven't made a definite link with your tree, I have DNA in common with the William Tough/Janet Mearns family.

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Aberdeenshire Lookup Requests / Re: Tough Family of Primnay ,
« on: Sunday 08 July 12 12:55 BST (UK)  »
Hi
I am descended from Elizabeth Tough, daughter of George of Mill O Barns, born 1729. She married William Shirras from Keig on 22 May 1759. Tomorrow, I am off to Register House in Edinburgh to see if I can find anything relating to George and his family. Will let you know if I strike gold.

Pat

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Aberdeenshire / Re: my surname interests
« on: Saturday 04 October 08 00:59 BST (UK)  »
Hi
My Strachan ancestor was Betsy Strachan from Lumphanan. She married Hugh Ross of Aboyne in 1847. Sorry - no Watsons.
Pat

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Aberdeenshire / Re: Hard to read, Anyone help?
« on: Sunday 20 July 08 22:24 BST (UK)  »
How about the Press and Journal? The death may have been reported.

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Aberdeenshire / Re: Hard to read, Anyone help?
« on: Sunday 20 July 08 14:51 BST (UK)  »
Hi

There are (and were at that time) several hospitals in Aberdeen but I cant think of one that fits. Lodge Walk never has been a thoroughfare that an ambulance would use unless actually leaving from premises in Lodge Walk to go to a hospital. Could he have been taken ill while in the police station or some other premises in the area?

Pat

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Aberdeenshire / Re: Hard to read, Anyone help?
« on: Thursday 17 July 08 11:11 BST (UK)  »
Hi

Lodge Walk is a very old street that used to run from the Castlegate to Queen Street and now leads to the back of the Police Headquarters - still known to locals as Lodge Walk. I have the street directory for 1957-58 and there are a number of properties listed - the City Police Office, the Department of Agriculture for Scotland, a private householder (Mathew Stevenson) and John E Esslemont (china merchant).

In 1906, my gt uncle, Peter Gallacher, lived in a flat at 35 Lodge Walk. The majority of the closes and pends in the Castlegate area have been built over, truncated or generally lost in various so-called improvements!

By the way, it was called Lodge Walk because the entrance to the Masonic Lodge above the New Inn was there. The New Inn was built in 1755 and in 1839 it was demolished to make way for Archibald Simpson's North Bank which is now the Archibald Simpson pub.

Pat

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Caithness / Re: PHIMISTER
« on: Monday 14 July 08 11:47 BST (UK)  »
Hi

I am a Phimister and my 4xgt grandparents were George Phimister and Christian Bremner of Wick.
Think I may have found George's father at Dunnet.
Anyone care to exchange info?

Pat

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