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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #18 on: Wednesday 08 August 07 19:19 BST (UK) »
PS
I have the George Phimisters in question MARKED   as 1st cousins - their respective father's John and George being brothers. ???   born in Hempriggs.
BAILEY    (HAM/Portsmouth Portsea/1800s);
CORMACK    (CAI/Watten Wick/fam of Magnus C & Jean Taylor m 1739);
CORMACK    (DUR/Sunderland area 1800s/orig from CAI, SCT, 1700s);
JOHNSTON    (CAI/../All);
JOHNSTON    (ARL/Kirn Dunoon/circa 1800 - onwards);
JOHNSTON    (ELN/Prestonpans Tranent/fam of William Johnston Janet Forman);
MCDOUGAL     (ARL/MULL/pre1800 Neil McDougall Effy McPhail);
MCDOUGALL    (INV/Laggan/pre 1800 in Mull Argyll then INV etc);
MORE    (CAI/Wick Sarclet Thurso Orkney/1600

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 08 August 07 21:06 BST (UK) »
I might catch up to you folks given half a chance! Meanwhile, pigs are flying ;D

Elizabeth Munro (d 1937)/William Phimister (d 1977) anyone?
Ayrshire: Craig, Orr.

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 09 August 07 02:07 BST (UK) »
Tricia unfortunately the spouses aren't mentioned  :(

For George the Innkeeper, (d. 1859) the informant is James Phimister, his son.

For George the Fisherman, (d. 1858) the informant is John Phimister, his brother.



James, Phimisters stop with Isabella for me once she became a McKenzie :)

Bec
Cormack,Doull,Geddes,Green,Phimister,Sinclair,Sutherland-Caithness
Cornelius-Burma
Mackenzie/McKenzie-Ross & Cromarty, Caithness, Edinburgh, Burma
Skinner-Kent, Madras
Meakin,Whittaker-Staffordshire
Flood-Kildare
Brodie-Australia, Dundee
Tickle-Birmingham
Torrens-Derry

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #21 on: Thursday 09 August 07 02:18 BST (UK) »
Quote from: malbec on Thursday 09 August 07 02:07 BST (UK)

James, Phimisters stop with Isabella for me once she became a McKenzie :)

Bec

Was only a thought, as I'd seen a stone in the Thurso cemetery.
Took around 40 pics there.

James.
Ayrshire: Craig, Orr.

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« Reply #22 on: Tuesday 21 August 07 12:48 BST (UK) »
YAY  ;D
I finally found the death cert of Isabella McKenzie (Phimister). Sometimes it's as much as
the details you leave out as the details you put in that helps turning things up.  She died in 1894

Her parents were George Phimister and Alexanderina Wares...so I've finally figured
out the right George.  Am just sorting through some of the other details you
posted previously Tricia...bedtime on this side of the world though!

Bec
Cormack,Doull,Geddes,Green,Phimister,Sinclair,Sutherland-Caithness
Cornelius-Burma
Mackenzie/McKenzie-Ross & Cromarty, Caithness, Edinburgh, Burma
Skinner-Kent, Madras
Meakin,Whittaker-Staffordshire
Flood-Kildare
Brodie-Australia, Dundee
Tickle-Birmingham
Torrens-Derry

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #23 on: Tuesday 21 August 07 13:25 BST (UK) »
Couldn't sleep....decided to use up my Scotland online credits instead ;)

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George PHIMISTER,1790 -1859  was son of George PHIMISTER ( - ) and Christian BREMNER ( - ), was a Farmer/Innkeeper
Alexandrina WARES, 1791 - 1873    was daughter of James WARES (1761-aft1841) and Isobel GRAY ( -bef1841),

Tricia on the death certificate I found for Alexandrina WARES, (d. 9.1.1873, Wick) her parents are given as James WARES and Ann BREMMER or BREMNER...no Isobel Gray.

This is too confusing. ::)  :)

Bec
Cormack,Doull,Geddes,Green,Phimister,Sinclair,Sutherland-Caithness
Cornelius-Burma
Mackenzie/McKenzie-Ross & Cromarty, Caithness, Edinburgh, Burma
Skinner-Kent, Madras
Meakin,Whittaker-Staffordshire
Flood-Kildare
Brodie-Australia, Dundee
Tickle-Birmingham
Torrens-Derry

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #24 on: Wednesday 22 August 07 19:18 BST (UK) »
When i was a boy in Wick there was a family called Phimister who had a large shop in McArthur St. this was in the 1940's and possibly the early 50's but I know little else abot them. the shop then became a Co-operative Haberdashery

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #25 on: Wednesday 22 August 07 19:33 BST (UK) »
I'd bet it was all part of same family,however extended.

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Ayrshire: Craig, Orr.

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Re: PHIMISTER
« Reply #26 on: Wednesday 22 August 07 22:31 BST (UK) »
James
It seems to run in my mind that some members of the Mcnab family came into this somewhere but would have to check
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