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Offline Shrewsbury1959

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Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« on: Monday 28 September 09 22:57 BST (UK) »
 :) I would like to know if anyone is related to my late grandmother Elsa Milton Owens born in Musselburgh who married my late English grandfather William Horace Bell in England.  Do I add the names of both these relatives?

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Re: Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 29 September 09 10:05 BST (UK) »
Hi shrewsbury1959

Welcome to RootsChat.

You can view the birth certificate for Elsie Milton Owens, born Musselburgh 1904, on ScotlandsPeople.

It will cost £6 for 30 credits, of which you will use 6 in viewing the certificate.

You will get her birth address, parents names, father's occupation.

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Re: Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 29 September 09 10:52 BST (UK) »
Thanks very much Hibee. My Mum told me that Grandma was called Elsie but a long lost relative (not on my Grandmother's side) recently found me and referred to her as Elsa. Shrewsbury1959. :)

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Re: Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« Reply #3 on: Friday 13 November 09 00:49 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
Sometimes Elsie can be known as peggy as in Margaret and Elsa can be a derivative of Elisabeth. So much choice.  Someone we know who nearly became a member of my husbands family is what I would term as a Language Historian, initially it seems a dull subject, but when you look at the origins of our language and its derivatives, becomes fascinating in much the same way as family history.
Good Luck with your research
Marcie
Scotlandorkney flett bell, strickland laird traillcalqahoun.
Lanark/Argyll/Renfrew/Ayr:Smith, Steele,Kirkwood,Hamilton,May,orO'mayscott and anderso, craig , forbes taggart Kirkwood, milloy and steel apart ftom others which are numerous, graham mcilroy. stewart.brown battonisle of sku rothsay etc.
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Re: Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« Reply #4 on: Friday 13 August 10 12:39 BST (UK) »
Elsie Milton Owens and Wilfred Horace Bell were my Grandparents, Wilfred was also known as Bill, was born in 1912. They married in 1933 in Cornwall

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Re: Grandmother from Musselburgh, Scotland
« Reply #5 on: Sunday 15 May 11 19:46 BST (UK) »
Wilfred Horace Bell, or Bill, was my father and married my mother in London in 1961.  He died in May 1992 in St Ives, Cornwall.  I believe this was his 4th (and last!) marriage.