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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Gore's 1911 Street Directory - 4, Mar St.
« on: Friday 16 November 12 09:01 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for your input, Blue. It's bad enough when your ancestors change their names nevermind the street name.
Now I understand what U2 were singing about. :)

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Gore's 1911 Street Directory - 4, Mar St.
« on: Thursday 15 November 12 19:53 GMT (UK)  »
Many thanks to Mo and to Shaun for your replies. You were absolutely right, it was Marr Street although it still doesn't return as such on the websites. However, I think I've now found the family in the 1911 Census in Shaftesbury Street.

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Gore's 1911 Street Directory - 4, Mar St.
« on: Wednesday 14 November 12 17:14 GMT (UK)  »
On 30 May 1912 Mary Eves was born to William Eves and his wife Mary (m.s. Moore) who were living at 4, Mar Street, Toxteth, Liverpool. Mar Street is not found in the 1911 census returns on An***try, F*M*P, or 1911 Cen*us.co.*k websites.

Could someone please tell me if the parents were living at the same address in 1911 by using Gore's 1911 Liverpool Street Directory.

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Canada / Re: William Guthrie
« on: Sunday 19 February 12 16:58 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you once more valeriec. As there doesn't seem to be any record for Robert, then Gordon's record must cover his birth and baptism. It just made me wonder why the delay from birth to baptism?

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Canada / Re: William Guthrie
« on: Sunday 19 February 12 16:16 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you Debbie. I've just seen the record but does that mean he was actually born there as there is a long delay between the birth and that baptism record?

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Canada / Re: William Guthrie
« on: Sunday 19 February 12 15:48 GMT (UK)  »
Hi valeriec. Again many thanks for your help and information. I think it may take some time to uncover more about my uncle William.

There is one other mystery you may be able to direct me on. William had two older brothers: Gordon Guthrie born 1905 and Robert Guthrie born 1908. One of them, but I don't know which, was born in Montreal. Their parents were Gordon Hyslop Guthrie and Mary Wilkie Guthrie (maiden name Munro) who were married in Montreal 15th. June 1906.

How would I be able to obtain copies of birth records bearing in mind I live in the UK?

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Canada / Re: William Guthrie
« on: Friday 17 February 12 20:32 GMT (UK)  »
Hi valeriec. Many thanks for your reply. The William Gutherie you found is the right one as I have a copy of the Melita manifest with that same information. What I had missed was the wrong spelling of his surname, my apologies for not saying that in my post. William was one of 12 children and after their mother died from cancer he and four younger siblings were placed in Aberlour Orphanage under the Guardianship of Mr. H. Brown a Coatbridge Council Officer. The information, lined through, in respect of his mother is wrong.

I do not know what B.I.C.A. stood for so cannot offer any help on that. I am slowly piecing together what happened to all the children as my mother was one of them. From what I have managed to uncover this was a period in their lives they never discussed with their own children so whatever help you can provide is very much appreciated.

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Canada / William Guthrie
« on: Friday 17 February 12 17:17 GMT (UK)  »
I'm trying to trace relatives of my uncle William Guthrie who arrived in Toronto in 1929 aged 14. He emigrated on a Canadian government scheme to be a farm labourer and arrived in Canada, from Glasgow, on the S.S. Melita and lived in a B.I.C.A. Canadian Government Hostel in Toronto. He was born in Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1914. If anyone can help it will be much appreciated.

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Scotland / Re: Bunty
« on: Friday 27 August 10 20:31 BST (UK)  »
Hi, sancti. The answer to your question is no as all I have is a photo of her from about the 1930s and I would guess her age to be in her 40s. Although the family came from the Lenzie area, the surname Munro is not uncommon. Also, I do not know for sure if she is a blood relation or one from marriage. All I do know is that my mother called her, "Aunty Bunty".

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