ayr deaths 1820 to1854 vol 13

[KarieK]

Hi Donna
Could you look to see if there is a James Stewart born circa 1809 was living in Sorn on 1851 census died before 1855 married to Margaret Muir who died 1860 in Dalry (have that cert) Thanks, Karen

[janwbay]

Dear Donna

I have noticed that there has been no message from you on this thread since June.

It may be that you are replying to people through personal messages, or maybe you are unwell or overwhelmed by the volume of queries you have been receiving.

I hope you are alright.  Can you let me know whether I should try elsewhere?

Thanks a lot
Janice

[troopermc]

Hi Donna

Could you check for the death of John Jackson born c1800 married to Mary Whitton, spelling may differ on Whitton.

[Jerwood]

Andrew Reid in Tarbolton between 1820 and 1841?

[McCann]

Hi Donna.  If you are still offering, could you please check for the following:
1.  William Tunoch
2.  Mary Tunnoch (nee McVicar)
3.  William McJanet
4.  Margaret McJanet (nee Bryan)
5.  Gabriel Muir
6.  Euphemia Muir (nee Baird), believed died Sept. 1846.
Thank you very much.  I hope all is well.
McCann

[Ruskie]

Hi Donna,

I've just discovered this thread.

I have several deaths in Ayrshire which I'd love looked up in your book, but firstly, I would like to know if your kind offer is still open?

Thanks a lot.

[beansgram]

hi would you be so kind as to look up any rennie's  john rennie and wife jane campbell  and son james rennie.  there is also a james rennie who was a games warden and was murdered by a poacher.   any help would be appreciated


beans

[duchessmac]

Hi Donna could you possibly check a couple of names for me
Susanna Dunlop (nee Sharpley) born about 1788 Ireland should be in Maybole after 1851 wife of Robert Dunlop
Margaret Dunlop (nee McMillan) born abt 1821 should be in Maybole after 1851- wife of Thomas dunlop
thanks very much
Carolyn

[doonayr]

Hi Donna,

I am looking for McMillan deaths in Ayr.   St.Quivox area to be exact.   Names would be Robert, Jane or George McMillan.   Also Ann Flinn or Flynn, Kilmarnock.    Many thanks,   Doonayr