« Reply #5 on: Thursday 06 December 07 17:55 GMT (UK) »
Hi Jackie,
I have transcribed some of the baptism records for St Patricks (still not done!!) and don't find any CLYDE baptisms between the period 1838 - 1862
I did find this entry in the Burial Registry for St Patricks :
"1870, February 2nd Buried this morning James Henry CLYDE step-son of Serg? LEWIS. R. Engineer, aged 14 years. This poor boy was crushed under a waggon & lived about 24 hours. He was consious when I saw him & he received Extreme unction.
[signed]J.D. Ricards"
with his step-father being a Royal Engineer, it could well be the case that he was not born in the Cape, but rather travelled there with this mother and step-father.
best wishes
Leanne
in the Netherlands
ENG - Bath, Blacker, Brockman, Brook, Bundock, Cains, Davenport+, Earle, Edmonds^,Fletcher, Hinds, Holehouse, Holliday+, Jackson*, Laver+, Leach*,Litt^, Oxenham, Pirie*, Radford, Robinson, Staples*, Starkey+, Tarr*, Toye, Warner*, Whiffen, White, Wooley, Wright
IRE - Barnes, Caples, Hurst, McNamara, Quirk, Ryan, Towell, Wilson
SCOT - Craig, Davidson, Hervie, Kerr, McCallum, McFarlane, Reid, Robinson, Thorburn, Wright
* 1820 to Cape of Good Hope
^ 1841-1853 to Vict, Aus
+ 1860's to QLD, Aus