Cambusnethan Cemetery Grave Search - Part 1

[Fern68]

Hi Lodger, many thanks for looking, appreciate that, obviously they must be buried elsewhere in the region.

[sancti]

Fern have you found them on any census records after their marriage?

[Fern68]

I looked up FreeCen and obviously all the Scottish records are not yet done as they don't appear. There is an Alexander Stewart that appears in the census on Ancestry , so I'm hoping Ancestry will have another 'free' viewing in due course. (I've paid out enough at this time).

[sancti]

Do you know if and when they had children and their names?

[Fern68]

The only one that I know of was James Stewart born 28 May, 1869,Cambusnethan.

[blantyrelass]

OH THE THRILL!  THANKS SO MUCH.I HAVE FOUND MY FAMILY IN CAMBUSNETHAN AND THE NLC PHONE NUMBER WAS VERY HELPFUL.

NOW I NEED TO FIND ROBERT SCOTT-MINER- MARRIED TO MARY MULLEN AGED 17 -HOUSEKEEPER- ON 11TH DECEMBER 1879 FROM CALEDONIA ROAD WISHAW

MARY LATER LEFT ROBERT AND BECAME GRANNY HADDOW.....HER RELATIONS WERE PADDY MULLEN,A WORTHY OF FABLE IN  THE FORESTERS HALL.....

ARE THERE ANY GRAVES WITH THESE NAMES ON THEM?
THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL HELP.

BONNIEJEAN  -  DONNELLY SEARCH

I've only just joined Rootschat, but my Grandfather (also Robert Scott) was the son of Mary Mullen and Robert Scott.  If you want to PM me, please do - I haven't made enough posts to contact you directly yet!

[Angieb1314]

I have only just joined Rootschat and was surprised when I found someone else researching my family tree. I guess that's what it's all about.
Annebarr was researching Kane / Cain / Kaine and McAllister who Lodger found buried in Cambusnethan Cemetary. I have put together this information as the Kanes and McAllisters and my g, gg and ggg grandparents and associated g, gg, ggg aunts and uncles.
I have read that I need to post 3 times before I can pm Annebarr so here we are.
Hope to hear from Annebarr again to discover where are paths and families cross.

[greenapple]

Stuck in the Cambusnethan Cemetery trying to find very poor coal mining relatives.  Looking for any information on John Paterson died March 16, 1866 age 39 (died incident to coal mining accident).  Wife Jane Bullock Paterson who died Dec 25th 1876.

Parents of John-William Paterson and Margaret Weir Paterson
Parents of Jane-Walter Bullock and Margaret Gilchrist Bullock

[Lodger]

Greenapple,

The Patersons may have been poor but, at least they could afford to buy a plot, unlike many other working-class people of the time.
There are only 2 internments in this plot between the time the cemetery opened (1861) and when my records end at 1915. There seems to be a mix-up in the parents names, either by yourself or the original informant.

JOHN PATERSON. Coal miner, Chapel, aged 39 years, married.
Parents - William Paterson and Margaret Bulloch.
Interred in Private Cemetery No.65.  20th March 1866.

JANE PATERSON. Housewife, Morningside, aged 50 years, widow.
Parents - Walter Bulloch and Margaret Gilchrist.
Interred in Private Cemetery No.65.  28th December 1876.

Chapel and Morningside are in the Newmains area of Cambusnethan parish.
I couldn't find any other reference to this family in the cemetery records, did they have children?

There are a few Bullochs in the Newmains and Wishaw areas, Walter Bulloch married Marion Robb at Cambusnethan in 1857.  They had a plot in an area of the old churchyard that I am pretty sure is part of a Victorian extention of the burial ground.
The name Walter, along with his abode, makes me think that there may be a connection.
Walter and Marion had 2 children who died in infancy,
ELIZABETH, aged 14 months, interred 6th Sept 1867 and INFANT SON, aged 14 days, interred 15th June 1863.
These 2 were paupers funerals but both would have been buried in the family plot.

Other records for this plot -
owned by Walter Bulloch and Marion Robb.

MARION BULLOCH, aged 49 years, interred 11th December 1888.
WALTER BULLOCH, aged 63 years,  interred 28th July 1898.

There are 5 other entries, all children, surnames Bulloch, Eaton, Clark and Kennedy, all from the 1890s.

Monumental Inscription taken from South Dalziel churchyard in Motherwell.
"Erected by Walter Bulloch in memory of his wife Christina Waddell who died 14th July 1893 aged 54 years. His father William Bulloch died 24th November 1887 aged 87 years. His mother Janet Anderson died 14th November 1865 aged 42 years".  This may or may not be the same family but it's worth taking note of it.

Good luck,

Lodger