Names of Norham Families

[brushbroomstick]

My husband has numerous surnames from the Norham/Ladykirk area and while researching I have found a lot of marriages between the same families from about 1730 - 1850 . Is there any way of researching these names from Parish records?
Dickson
Archbold
Burnett

[patrexjax]

Hello brushbroomstick, I too have ARCHBOLD and SELBY connections in the time frame you cite and in the Norham area......may I please hear from you in order to trade specifics?  Thank you.  Pat

[patrexjax]

Hello again brushbroomstick, Here are the names you seek on my direct line: Isabel Archbold/Archibald b 1730 Tweedmouth and died 1788 also in Tweedmouth; she married William Paxton in 1756 - William was also from Tweedmouth.  Isabel's Father was Robert Archbold/Archibald who married Elizabeth Selby in 1715. The Paxton family actually lived in the Longridge area and operated an inn at Velvet Hall. Their children were baptized in Norham and there was a connection with Ladykirk and Duns through the King family..  I have additional information on the descent as well as some information on collateral lines.  Pat

[mamad]

Hello Brushbroomstick, I have the death of a Janet McKenzie, widow of Robert Denham of Norham Mains. Any info on Denholm/Denham families?
Thanks, Mags.

[brushbroomstick]

Sorry Mags  but I don't have these names or any info on Denholm/Denham

Irene

[mamad]

Thanks, Irene, for your help.

[raewyngillian]

Hi Irene,

I am related to a lot of Paxtons from Norham.  Maybe you could private message me and we could see if we have any Paxton's in common??

Cheers

Gillie in Australia

[patrexjax]

Hello Gillie!  A PM has been sent to you.....Looking forward to working with you on the Paxton families.....     Pat

[raewyngillian]

Hi Mamad,

I have just published a web site with as many Paxton marriages and births I could find over the years I have been searching for my Paxtons.  On the site are several Denhams/Denholms...both on the birth pages and the marriage page

http://paxtonkin.x10hosting.com/index.htm

Hope you find something of interest