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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Monday 30 November 15 07:33 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Peter - your Mother is my cousin and has a disc with all the info about the family on her side...I  gave it to her,  if you  need more, let me know


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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Birstall or Birkenshaw?
« on: Friday 17 December 10 14:46 GMT (UK)  »
I noticed a post about the Ellison family of Threelands, Bradford Road, Birkenshaw. My husband's  grandfather had a sister who married Francis Beaumont Ellison and lived at Threelands. They appear in the 1911 Census with 8 of  a family. If this is your line I can  send a pic of the  lady and more info.

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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Monday 24 August 09 12:29 BST (UK)  »
I don't know what the "B" is for - his Mother was Anne Brand, maybe that's it?


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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Friday 21 August 09 12:25 BST (UK)  »
Hi - re children of Georgina Longmuir and John Byars.  They are Maggie Anderson, David Adam, Charles Scott and Johanna Milne. I can PM eaxt dates if required

Margaret

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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Wednesday 19 August 09 20:43 BST (UK)  »
Reply to Teenty :   Wow! A Picture of John Longmuir and Bridget Welsh - that would be fantastic....I know that John Longmuir (My G Grandfather) died in Rattray, Perthshire,  in 1917 and that Bridget, his wife, died in Brechin in  March 1936, I hope to trawl round Brechin Cemetery in the next few weeks and see if I can locate her  grave.  John and Bridget lived at Pictfield Feus , Rattray  according to the 1901 Census.   My Mother, Marjory Howie,  (Mother Mary Jane Longmuir - married to  James Howie, died in WW1, buried at Gaza, Palestine) had a vague memory of both.  I would be happy to  give you  any information/ family pictures  I can about the family.. I am still new to Rootschat, but am amazed, already, about the info I have gathered.

Margaret

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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Wednesday 19 August 09 15:38 BST (UK)  »
For Aussie Princess. I have to confess my Longmuir line is not as direct as yours.  Kirkpatrick is my G3 grandfather.  His son John Longmuir, born in 1833, married Bridget Welsh from Ireland. Their  first born was Georgina Milne Longmuir, followed by 7 more children. Georgina Longmuir worked at Anniston House near Inverkeilor as a  domestic servant, until the Groom, Thomas More, got hold of her and she had an illegitimate daughter, Mary Jane Longmuir, in Edinburgh in 1880.  That was my grandmother,  who married a James Howie in 1901. My  mother was born in 1912. Georgina Longmuir went on to marry John Byars,   baker, in Edzell and had a  family with him. I have  pix of where she lived and  her gravestone in Edzell chuchyard.

We have visited all the little churches  around Arbuthnott, Fordoun, etc and farms in Kincardine where the Longmuirs worked. Last weekend we visited Kineff where Kirkpatrick died.  There  are no traces of Longmuirs in any of the country  churchyards, but that's to be expected, they were  humble folks.  If we can be of any help on your trip here, just shout!

Margaret

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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Monday 17 August 09 22:16 BST (UK)  »
Hi Andy ... thanks for the info!  My line is Kirkpatrick Williamson Burness Longmuir, born at Drumsleed in October 1805 - he's my  G3 Grandfather, and brother to your James. Kirkpatrick's son, John,  moved from Kincardine to Rattray, Perthshire, via Dun, near Montrose and Tannadice. He died there in 1917.
I  now live in Murthly, Perthshire, and started this family tree for my sons a year or so ago and have become totally hooked.  We  drove up to Arbuthnott last weekend,  photographing all the farms  the family is associated with.
If I can help you with any  information, I would be pleased to do so, however, I suspect you are in the same boat as me -   we get back to the 1750's and then it's a bit vague.

Margaret

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Kincardineshire / Re: Longmuir Kincardineshire
« on: Saturday 08 August 09 10:36 BST (UK)  »
Andy, I too, am descended from John Longmuir and Ann  Brand  (G5 grandparents). I noticed on Ann Brand's baptism that the witnesses were Andrew Wilson of Knockbrand Farm and James Burness tenant of Auchtochter (John Brand was the sub-tenant). The OPR records  show a  John Brand marrying Isobel Wilson on May 10 1757 at Arburthnott, and that an Isobel Wilson was born to Andrew Wilson on 30 January 1736 at Wattieston Farm. These farms are all next door to one another, so it seems that Andrew Wilson could be Ann Brand's  grandfather....and her mother was Isobel Wilson.
Andrew Wilson married Elspet Grive (It says Grive on the records, but might be Grieve) on July 1 1730 at Garvock.  The dates all seem to match up.

Haven't had any luck with John Longmuir, but will keep digging.   James Burness, the other witness, is   connected to Robert Burns family who came from Kincardine.

Margaret  Hunter

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