FIFE Death Index pre 1855

[ostler]

jac2

Could you please look up Christian Fleming née Hoy for me? She died between 1841 and 1851. She was born c.1790, and her husband was Alexander Fleming. She probably died in Thornton, if not, then possibly Falkland.

Also Helen Grieve née Fraser, died again between 1841 and 1851. Born c.1761 and married James Grieve. Probably died in Newton of Falkland. If you could find James Grieve that'd be great, but I have literally no information on him.

James Osler (or Ostler or Hostler), and his wife Janet Louden. James was born 1762 in Carnbee, and Janet was born c.1770.

If you can find any deaths of an Elspeth Coldstream in Fife between 1786 and 1855 that would be legendary.

[jac2]

hi ostler
heres what i've found so far
jacci

Christian FLEMING   
alias HAY   
abode Markinch,Thornton   
death 7 Aug 1848   
burial 10 Aug 1848   
age 60      
wife of Alexander Fleming   
cause of death Fever   
OPR   OPR440-4   
Old Parochial Registers   

Christian HAY       
FLEM           
Markinch, Thorton         
7 Aug 1848       
10 Aug  1848   
60                   
wife of    Alexander Fleming     
 Fever       
OPR   OPR440-4

James OSTLER
Carnbee, Balcormo newton
death 14 Jun 1843
age 81
labourer
opr    opr413-4

James HOSTLER
ST Andrews
death 14 Jun 1843
burial 18 Jun 1843
age 86
opr   opr425-3

Janet LOUDEN
alias host:
Arncroach
10 Oct 1839
age 78
wife of James Hostler (labourer)
opr       opr413-4

 Helon FRASER      
Falkland,Newton of      
6 Jan 1849   
95               
OPR   OPR428   

[jac2]

hi andy 
still checking yours be in touch soon
jacci

[ostler]

Thank you!

[ostler]

Could you possibly find a James Grieve having died in Falkland, before 1849? After 1797.

[andy14]

jacci

take your time. I just apprechiate your help,
thanks again
andy

[diddymiller]

ostler, no sign of James on CD or MI's even with alternative spellings on Grieve.
Sorry,

Diddy

[diddymiller]

hold that thought - that was in Falkland - there are 19 James grieves elsewhere. do you have any other names to connect him too - or other places in area?

Diddy

[ostler]

Newton of Falkland, Strathmiglo and Auchtermuchty are really the only places nearby. The name Richardson might have some significance, but I'm not sure. If you can find a Richardson Grieve or a Richardson Clark, that might solve some other mystery of mine.