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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 08:11 BST (UK) »
Tom et al, re Wilkie MI's,

there are no Wilkies listed in the book for Kingskettle but i will look through as i know there are some in other graveyards.

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 08:33 BST (UK) »
Wilkies in graveyards as follows:

Abdie 4
Collessie 2
Cults 4
Ferryport 1
Kemback 1
Kilmany 1
Newburgh 2
St Andrews 2
strathmiglo 1

I can list any / all of these if you think they may be relevant to your search.

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 08:39 BST (UK) »
Hi Diddymiller,

How nice to hear from you, and I note your interest in this topic. I don't have your experience with such matters but would simply mention that the Wilkie's and Hugh's (?Heugh's) appear to have accumulated around Kilmany and Markinch.

I have a genuine interest where members of the family were laid to rest - not just a morbid fascination, I hasten to add!

There are several people with an interest in the Wilkie/Hugh (?Heugh) connection, and it may be that I will have to make a new posting with a link connecting it to this one. That, I suppose would depend on just how much interest is generated.


Best wishes to you and yours,


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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 08:48 BST (UK) »
Hello again, Diddymiller,

Our postings must have passed each other somewhere over Saudi Arabia! That's just terrific, and the area stretching from the Lomond Hills through Kettle, the little town that I remember as Ladybank, Collessie and Cults seems to be of great interest. Yup! Seems great to me, and whatever you can do with Monumental Inscriptions around the area would be greatly appreciated.

My very best wishes to that family of yours that you're so proud of.

My very best wishes,


Tom.


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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 09:17 BST (UK) »
Collessie

6: by Jas Cairns, s.Jas 8/1/1822 age3
   2 chn d. in nonage.  w.isabella Wilkie 1/5/1858  age 73

57: Wm Scott d.ladybank 17/8/1874 age 76.  w.isabella Wilkie 5/10/1875     age  74. s. james  d.Cupar 6/8/1841 age 10; s. Walter d. edinburgh 18/7/1869 age 40 (gmo Eliz mcMath d.Cupar 1/10/1850 age 84)

Cults

40: Rev Davud Wilkie for 38yrs minister here. b.Ratho byres midlothian d.1813 age 73.  w.isabel  lister 1824 age 60

41:  Sir David Wilkie principal painter in ordinary in england & limner in scotland to Geo 1V, Wm 1V & Queen Victoria, b.here 18/11/1795  d.17/6/1841  bd at sea off Cape trafalgar on homeward voyage from the Holy land.

42:  Capt john Wilkie of 49 reg bengal native infantry  d.Dinapur 10/8/1824.
w. margt walker  d.edinburgh 2/10/1828  bd.Newington cemetary there by dau.margt (w. of Maj gen Riddell (CB)) see 44

44:  John Wilkie MD inspector general of hospitals  d. Nynee-tal bengal 23/5/1870,  Andrew Wilkie  d.near melborne  /7/1863,  3s of john & Margt walker & gss of Rev david W. minister here bytheir sister Margt ( w/ of maj gen Riddell)

Kilmany

63:  James Murdoch, s. Andrew 180- age 2,  s. Robt 1810 age 10,  dau Isabella 2/8/1810 age 15; David murdoch,blacksmith moonzie, w. Eliz Wilkie  1/9/1834 age 30.

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 10:27 BST (UK) »

Hi,

Thanks for that information, Diddy. Like you, I have quite a large file on the Reverend David Wilkie as well as Sir David Wilkie, the artist. Because we're looking at Cults in Fife, I couldn't help but notice a record in my personal files about a David WILKIE born in Cults in 1785.

The first note I had was from a record submitted by a member of the LDS Church after 1991. As you would know, I would prefer to see an extracted record, and so went on to S.P. There I found a David Wilkie born 4th December, 1785 at Cults in Fife. The parents names are shown as David Wilkie and Isobel LITESTER. The dates, and the Cults location as well as the names, are quite interesting, wouldn't you agree? The name Isobel LISTER doesn't seem too far removed, does it?

The burial places may turn up a few surprises for us, I would think.

Best wishes to you and yours,


Tom.

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #15 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 12:43 BST (UK) »
Hi,

      I note the interest in the death places for David WILKIE's family, incidently he has a middle name of GALLOWAY and I still don't know where it originates from.

David died 1898, Little Dunkeld, Perthshire
Margaret, his wife, died 1896, Little Dunkeld, Perthshire
James b 1851, died bef. 1930, Trenton, New Jersey
Allan b 1852, died 1919, Dundee
William b 1855, died 1922, Garngadhill, Lanark
David b 1857, died 1920, Dumbarton
Robert b 1860, died 1939, Dunfermline
Jean b 1867, died 1870, Kettle

From about 1870, David is the publican at the inn at Kettlebridge, the children were being looked after, next door, by his parents-in-law, Allan and Rachel HEUGH
By the 1881 census David is a coachman

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #16 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 13:24 BST (UK) »
Please excuse if I mess up (first time using this site! which was passed on to me by a  fellow researcher.  Any tips would be gratefully received).

My WILKIEs were from Kettle back to David WILKIE & Catherine STARK who married 1750 in Kettle.

I have a lot of event certs for WILKIEs, if I can be of any help - just shout.

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Re: MI for Kettle
« Reply #17 on: Tuesday 02 September 08 20:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Tom  you ask for some inscriptions for WILKIE

this is from Old Kennoway Church Yard Cemetery

Kennoway Churchyard

39   This Stone has inscriptions on 3 sides
   side 1 In memory of James WILKIE Maltster feuar in Kennoway
   Born 1679 died 1754
   Wife  Margaret TODD born 1710 died 1795
   Also their family  George Todd Captian of the ship of war Barlow
   Who served during the French war under Admiral  Hosburn  born 1736 died 1768
   Alexander born 1738 died on board a man of war ship 1764
   Side 2 In memory of George WILKIE farmer born 1780 died at
   Notangham farm Kettle 1873
   His wife Christina CRICHTON born 1783 died 1856
   Also their Family James born 1803 died 1842
   George born 1810 died 1851
   Christina born 1814 died 1872
   Egluntine Balfour  born 1821 died 1875, erected by Agnes & Margaret WILKIE
   Side 3 In memory of James WILKIE Maltster , feuar in Kennoway
   Born 1732 died 1820
   His wife Isabella LITTLTJOHN born 1749 died 1809
   Thrie family  James  Wheelwright and feuar in Kennoway born 1778 died 1868
   David Littlejohn born 1792 died 1799
   Anna Maria born 1794 died 1817
   Isabella born 1796 died 1803
   Janet Herd  born 1798 died 1800

   Due to the difficulty  to read the inscription from my photograph
   I have used some of  Stuart Farrells MIs      

18   To the memory of Janet DUNCAN wife of Robert WILKIE
   who died at Skelliehead Kennoway 7.12.1889 age 75
   daughter Jane S WILKIE died at Hilton of Kirkforthar Markinch
   on 9.1.1890 age 35
   said Robert WILKIE died Hilton of Kirkforthar 30.3.1895 age 86

Norrie G
Gordon,Gillies, Taylor,Kinnear, Wemyss Parish