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HODGE/MITCHELL Death look-up
« on: Sunday 21 October 07 22:04 BST (UK) »

I'm trying to trace my GGGGrandparents,the parents of John Hodge and Margaret Mitchell. Both John and Margaret were living at Bankin St Ninians Stirling at the time of the 1861 census. They were married 25th July 1830 and I believe John was born in 1803 in St Ninians. Margaret may also have been born there or possibly the Alloa area.

If anyone could check the deaths of this couple for their parents names it would be much appreciated.



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Re: HODGE/MITCHELL Death look-up
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 25 October 07 21:20 BST (UK) »
Hiya , Got you some info first

Death 1877 St NInians,
 Margaret Hodge married to John Hodge - Spirit Dealer. Died 5th May 1877 @ 6.30 am at 53 Port Street, Stirling, female 69 yrs . Daughter of John Mitchell - Forester, dec & Grizzel Mitchell m.s Paterson dec. Cause of Death , Enteritis ,10 days , informant John Mitchell widower.

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This one was in the index as James but the entry read :
Death 1891 Cumbernauld,
John Hodge widower of Margaret Mitchell, Died 12th Jan 1891 @ Tannoch Mill Cumbernauld , male 86 yrs, son of Alexander Hodge - Carter & Margaret Easdon , Cause of death Old Age , informant Christina Gaff , Daughter

1871 Census - 9 Low Craigs , Stirling .
John Hodge 66 Tavern Keeper
Margt    "     63
Christina "   27 Housekeeper
Thomas   "   16 App Cooper
David       "   10 weeks/mths? grandson

That's what I got for John and Margaret once I go through my papers I have some on John's father Alexander.


Regards Sylvia

Bradley, Close, Duffy, Maxwell

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Re: HODGE/MITCHELL Death look-up
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 25 October 07 22:42 BST (UK) »

 Hi Sylvia, you're a gem! You have just confirmed  the couple that I had penciled in as the most likely to be John's parents.

Big surprise!!!!! I hang out  about 1 mile from where Tannoch Mill must have been. I'll have to see what I can find out about it.
 
                 Val

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Re: HODGE/MITCHELL Death look-up
« Reply #3 on: Friday 26 October 07 01:00 BST (UK) »
Hiya Val ,

here is the bit about Alexander Hodge ,

1866 Death Stirling ,
Alexander Hodge - Ag Lab , widower of Margaret Easdon, died 16th Oct 1866 , 15 King Street, Stirling , 87 yrs ,son of John Hodge - linen weaver and Margaret Allan , Fever 3 days , informant is John Hodge , son , Lower Craigs , Stirling.

You may also have this but in the 1861 census Alexander Hodge is living with his daughter Christina at 5 Spittal Street, Stirling. Where she resides with her husband Alexander Hamilton , a TEA MERCHANT no less ! lol.
All i seem to get are miners and moulders :(

Sylvia
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Re: HODGE/MITCHELL Death look-up
« Reply #4 on: Friday 16 November 07 21:41 GMT (UK) »

 Hi Sylvia, the gremlins must have been at work, I've just noticed that my last post isn't  on the board. Most likely I did something stupid.

Thanks for the post about Alexander!! Takes me back another generation for the Hodge side but so far no luck with the ESDON/EASDON/EISDON. Found their marriage 11th Dec 1803, St Ninians and Kincardine by Doune, two sets of Banns I suspect. There are two Esdon families listed there but alas no daughter Margaret. At the moment I'm leaning towards Henry Esdon and Janet McFarlane. Must try harder!

 Again thanks for all your help

 Val