Surname:- Cherry

[Piglet01]

And to add another 'Cherry' to the Larbert connection.  A Margaret Alexander Cherry, born in Larbert to an Alexander Cherry and Margaret McKendrick.  Appears to be the only child showing on the IGI for this couple.  An 'extracted' entry :O)

Looks as though the death entry for Isabel Smith from www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk will have to be sought to clear up some queries

Regards,   Steve

[Gadget]

1856 SMITH ISABELLA URE CHERRY Female  82yrs LARBERT /STIRLING

It might be worth Cat paying out 6 units but it certainly reads to me:

Isabella Smith, died in 1856 aged 82 - birth therefore around 1774 ish
Mother's surname - Ure
Other surname  - Cherry


Regards

Gadget

[Piglet01]

Searched IGI from 1760 - 1780 for marriage of Margaret Ure to anyone - 52 entries - none to a  Alexander Cherry - only one to an James Stewart on 17 June 1780 in Larbert.  A 'submitted entry.

Searched SP from 1720 - 1780 for marriage of Margaret Ure to an Alexander Cherry - and variation of both names - nothing showed...:O(

[Gadget]

Steve

It was highly likely that it was a marriage by proclamation. Only Church of Scotland marriages show up consistently on SP or the IGI.

Gadget

[cats-kin]

Hi everyone

Thank you,thank you
Go away for weekend and you've all been busy.

I had already pencilled in Alexander Cherry and Margaret Ure as possible parents but had only found their children as James and Janet.

However will now follow the death notice of Isabel Smith-Cherry-Ure

Thanks again
Cat

[DUNMAC]

Hi,
                  Isabella Smith & Daughter Marion found on 1851 Census:
                  Larbert Village: Larbert: Stirlingshire:
                  Isabella Smith, Head, 74, Anuitant, Larbert, Stirlingshire.
                  Marion Smith, Daughter, 30, Dress Maker, Larbert, Stirlingshire.

                  1861, Marion on her own, same place age 40.
                  1881,    "         "   "      "        "        "       "   60.
               
                  Last found, don't know if above is of any use, to you.
                                                                     Regards,
                                                                            Dunmac.