look up offer - crawfordjohn death records

[Peggy13]

Thanks anyway. Imagine a cemetery with no Bones (just joking!)
Peggy

[Szac]

Wondering if you could check  for and Temple or Hunter families in the death records.
Thanks,SZ

[poppysmum]

no Temples but loads of Hunters, are there any names in particular?

[Szac]

Thanks, the names I have are Jane Hunter married a William Temple, she died 1868 could be buried in Kirkton?.
Also , John Hunter married Catharine Drummond 1771 thier kids names are Margaret, John, Robert, Mary, Another Margaret, Elizabeth, and Jean and the above Jane.

Thanks, SZ

[gayze]

I don't know if this offer is still open, but I would love a lookup please for the death of my rellie

I have a Christina Niven (nee CAMPBELL) died bet 1851 and Jul 1853..at Gorbals..husband Archibald Niven.

thanks if you can help...
Gay

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[miller_ramsay]

Hi June,

I have Thomas Callan & Janet McQueen at the top of my tree, followed by his oldest son James Callan - married Grizel Whyte...ect. Alice Colthart Callan and Thomas Ramsay moved to Summerland, BC.

I'm trying to find more on the Callan decendants.

Thanks,

Tina

[kate2car]

Hi Caroline
Our relative Alexander Carmichael was born in Crawfordjohn in 1796. His parents John Carmichael (Farmer, Buckcleugh (Birkcleugh?) ) and Margaret Goodfellow (daughter of farmer Crawford) were married in Edinburgh in 1795.
Do you have a record of their deaths? or of any relatives?
Alexander and his aunt and uncle Agnes & James Goodfellow are buried at Culter by Biggar.
Many thanks

[Renormalon]

Hi Caroline,

I wonder if you wouldn't mind looking up the death of a Mary Ann Lindsay, who died circa 1844.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Alex

[Renormalon]

Hi Caroline and Sally,

Thanks Sally for doing that lookup for me:

Mary Anne LINDSAY (does not have abode) died 4th Sep 1844 aged 8
Died in an outhouse at the farm of Crawfordjohn, daughter of Isaac LINDSAY & Elizabeth WILLIAMSON travelling paupers belonging to the parish of Neilson
Buried in the Churchyard

I am curious what the source of this information actually is.  It looks like a church burial record, but I couldn't find it on ScotlandsPeople.  Do you know the name of the church if it is?

Thanks,
Alex