Free ScotlandsPeople Look Up! COMPLETED

[Gadget]

Dave

Let me know if there are any more or that you can't find - two heads and all that 

Gadget

[Gadget]

hello Dave,
I`m trying to find out what happened to wee Janet Oxley bn Avondale, 1845.
I have her birth certificate, but have been unable to find her after that.
Would there be anything in Scotlands People on her death between 1845 and 1851.
Thanks for yr offer of help.
Hinton

Hi Hinton

Dave's stand-in here 

SP don't do deaths until 1855    Have you followed her parents through the censuses?

Gadget

PS - I don't see her parents on the 1851 in either Scotland or England at the moment 
There is a possible Robert and Maria (not Marion) with son Robert (aged 2) - born Scotland. They're in Co Durham.

[billabong]

Hi Dave if possible would love to find a Constance Veronica Mullins born around 1900 mother Sarah Ann cant find them in Uk or Wales so ho knows maybe Scotland is where they were.

Thanks Billa

[scrappyshaz]

Hi Dave,
Thanks so much for looking for me. Selfridge wasn't a common name in Scotland then, my Paul was born in Ireland. Although when he was transported as a convict in 1828 his wife & 4 children were living with his mother, so I expected at least 1 other Selfridge floating around.
But thanks for your generosity in using your credits
Cheers,
Shaz

[crystalight]

Hi Dave,

IF you are still bored I have a family causing me problems 

I have George Paris Salmon, (son of William Broome Salmon and Marion) Born Benares India - 17 Sept 1813 bap 7 Jan 1814 he was a Major in Bengal Artillery

married 1st wife Letitia Sandeman (6th daughter of William Sandeman) 24 Oct 1839 Bengal, she died 1852 - I don't know if there were children. 

He remarried Grace A. Hillhouse April 1 1855 in Kennington London (daughter of J.W. Hillhouse) She died 1898 Willanslee Perth. 

My problem is using Ancestry I have found a likely entry 1861 for a George Price Salmon Living at Corsiehill House (Kinnoull ED5 line 5 Roll CSSCT1861_49) seems to fit but the 14 year old daughter Ann is a little puzzling as she was born in Perth 1847 (before first wife died) but cannot find a census for 1851 - also cannot view original for details on Ancestry 

1871 only entry found is George C Salmon right age living at Willanslee House,
occupation (You'll like this) Retired Major Leon Baryoll Anny Adfan Volantes    Perth Burgh (ED 44 line 4 Roll CSSCT1871_67) BUT where are the family if this is correct 

Cannot find any other entries odd because Grace didn't die until 1898 

Grateful for any help

Crystal 

[tidybooks]

Hi Daval and all,

What a nice gesture this was, Dave , but what a mess it is turning into, how many subjects are going to be on the one subject line. I think the people who have posted showuld raise new post requesting look up and close this one down. As Gadget, says people have been doing this for years, and I know she has. Please, I was going to answer a post there, but it is becoming a guddle. Nice Scottish word.

Tom

[Gadget]

Agree, Tom 

I was going to take hinton's problem and look at it in depth but a few more posts have arisen.

Think it is better to put up separate threads and then we can all concentrate on one or other or more 

Guddle is a good word 

Gadget

[trish251]

Hello Dave

Tis a very nice offer - when my 18 credits run out I might add to your list - meanwhile - how do you get 100 credits? I only buy 30 at a time - do I have more "scottish" traits in regard to money than you 
Is it cheaper if you buy in bulk?

Trish

[Gadget]

Hi Trish

Dave may still be having coffee 

I certainly buy mine in 120 or more

Here's the full choice - you know doubt know it but others might find it useful!

Also, if you belong to the Scottish Genealogy Society you can get 30 credits for £4.80 rather than £6.

Gadget