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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #207 on: Saturday 29 March 14 22:57 GMT (UK) »
Hi Archie - I have read with interest the very long thread.  My what a lot of work and effort you have put in. 

First I would like to say thanks so much for your contributions to the Midlothian knowledge base!  I doubt my family will show up on your records because they were mostly from the Lasswade area (and I think those cemeteries are still slated to be photographed) but it doesn't hurt to check.

Do you happen to have any Ainslie's, Messer's or Oughton's listed in your database?

Regards, Carol
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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #208 on: Sunday 30 March 14 22:42 BST (UK) »
Hi Carol,

                  thanks for your very kind words but I don't really deserve them I just like if I can to help people, just like the other members do on Rootschat.

I am sorry to say that none of your kin are on my list, Lasswade is a very large Parish and depending exactly where they lived or died there are a number of burial grounds, the Village of Lasswade has three grounds the old one then there is an extension to it, the extension is across from the main gates this I have still to do. The newer one is huge and would take for ever to do and possibly a team of people to work on it.

Cheers.

Archie.



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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #209 on: Sunday 30 March 14 22:44 BST (UK) »
Hi again Carol,

When the better weather comes in I will go and check the grounds out but at the moment it is freezing here.

Cheers.

Archie.



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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #210 on: Sunday 30 March 14 22:47 BST (UK) »
LOL I am in Canada - we have about 6" snow and it has hovered around minus 7-11:(  And they call this Spring:( 

Thanks so much, whenever works for you is fine.
Regards, Carol
Johnston - New Zealand; Scotland
Brookes - New Zealand; England
Morris- Liverpool Lancs, UK; New Zealand
Hatter - Wiltshire UK; Otago New Zealand
Ainslie & Strachan - Midlothian, Scotland; New Zealand
Paull -St Agnes, St Columb Minor Parish Cornwall; South Africa; New Zealand
Gould & Reece- Stroud, Gloucestershire UK; New Zealand
Oakly - Australia, NZ; UK
Downes -UK; Australia; NZ
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Murphy - County Kerry, Ireland; NZ


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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #211 on: Friday 18 April 14 20:24 BST (UK) »
Hello friends,

                    I have just come across two stones that have recently been uncovered whilst the owner of the old Manse was rebuilding the wall that fell down, he is waiting until the wall dries out properly before replacing the headstones he had moved for protection.

Stone No 1: Margaret Dickson and Thomas Liddle her husband she died at Temple, Thomas was a Wright at Clerkington and also died at Temple,  as Temple is the Parish then Clerkington was part of it so they could well have lived and died at Clerkington but buried in the Temple graveyard. This stone was moved out of position many years ago so it cannot be certain which plot they are in, however, where the stone is situated this was the area of the graveyard they were buried in, anyone requiring a photo please send Iain your email address which he will pass on to me and I will send it off.

Stone No 2: This is a strange stone as it has initials running down one side of the border and on the other side it is all the letter " M ", this is dedicated to David Mitchel who was a Tennant at Brunstone Farm and died on the 14th February 1738 aged 42 years. Again I have a photo of it but the story is the same as the stone above, it is in the correct area but having been moved many years ago I cannot say which plot it is in.

Regards.

Archie.

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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #212 on: Friday 18 April 14 21:17 BST (UK) »
Hi Archie

Hope you are well and continue busy  ;)

Regarding Margaret Dickson, is this connected with your post here from 2012? www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=616258.0

It had detail and a photo already, so thought I would add if correct.

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« Reply #213 on: Saturday 19 April 14 00:02 BST (UK) »
Thanks Monica it must be old age or something yes it is the same stone, the other one however has only been found under a huge pile of stones that were in the old Manse garden.

Am I glad you are here to help.

Take care.

Regards.

Archie.

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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #214 on: Thursday 29 May 14 12:36 BST (UK) »
Archie, Many thanks for all your work on this. I am sure it's a great asset for others.

Do you have any of the following in your records, by any chance:

Robert Ketchen (Cir 1813-post 1851), labourer at Templefarm.
His wife Agnes Crawford (1816-?) and their children Janet (Cir 1839-?), John (Cir 1842-?), James (Cir 1846-?), Robert (C1848-?)

James Brekenridge (AKA Brackenridge, Breakenrigg etc), recorded as a farmer at Temple (Cir 1740-?) and his wife Agnes Gilchrist (C 1745-?)

Many thanks,

Craig Hutchison
http://www.hutchisonfamily.me.uk/placesearch.php?tree=HutchisonFamily&psearch=Temple%2C+Midlothian%2C+Scotland

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Re: Temple Village Midlothian
« Reply #215 on: Thursday 29 May 14 22:34 BST (UK) »
Hi Craig,

this is all I have on the files for burials on the Breckenridge family I hope these are related to you which I am sure they are, I can't find any marriages or births on the names you sent me regarding this family, are you trying to trace your roots in Midlothian ?.

I have attached a photo of the stone.

86) Erected by Thomas Breckenridge in memory of his Brother
      William Breckenridge Mason in Corslet who died December 30th
         1809 aged 22 years. Also his Father James Breckenridge late Smith
      in Maveshall who died January 26th 1810 aged 68 years.

             ( James Young is on the reverse side of Breckenridge )

Cheers.

Archie.