Look up Dunedin Archives please - *COMPLETED*

[Lucy2]

bantry   ... just noting that "noelaj" will be unable to receive or respond to your PM.    (For security reasons, newcomers are required to have made at least 3 posts to this forum, before the PM system is able to be accessed by them).
 

[bantry]

Lucy2

sad...  but i can appreciate that

Graeme

[bantry]

noelaj

please refer to  http://www.mullgenealogy.co.uk/

and look up DUNCAN FLETCHER / MARY BLACK

Graeme

[Lucy2]

Lucy2

sad...  but i can appreciate that

Graeme

Well, not "sad", as such.     

"noelaj" only needs to make 2 more posts here (just sending a couple of 'smiley faces' will do) -- and then you can connect with each other via PM.   

[noelaj]

In my search for Archibald Fletcher in NZ I found several in marriage indexes via N.Z.S.G.and other records, Papers Past, Archives NZ.

Details of my ancestor Archibald Fletcher
Birth 1835 at Ardchattan, ARL, SCT
Died 28th August, 1897
Buried  Gore Cemetery
Father Peter Fletcher
Mother Sarah McNeil

Wife
Agnes Fletcher
Birth 1841  Northmavine SHI SCT
Died
Buried  Gore Cemetery
Father Lawrence Tulloch
Mother Agnes Smith

The following website give some information about the Archibald Fletcher who is my relative

http://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/familygroup.php?familyID=F78382&
tree=bayanne_1

Also

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=/eng/search/ancestorsearchresults.asp

Hope this clarifies your query
 

[bantry]

noelaj

excellent work but I have sources(unconfirmed) of different parentage.
I assume yours are verified by death / marriage cretificates

Graeme

[noelaj]

I have New Zealand death certificates for Archibald Fletcher and Agnes Fletcher.
I am interested in whether I can use this RootsChat.com to ask for information for the above.  Both were born in Scotland so is there a more appropriate Chat forum?

[Lucy2]

I am interested in whether I can use this RootsChat.com to ask for information for the above.  Both were born in Scotland so is there a more appropriate Chat forum?

Hi noelaj

Sure ... you can get all sorts of wonderful help here on RootsChat ~ it's the best !   

And the Scotland boards, are just a few clicks away.
Simply go to the top of this page and click on the link  (left-hand side) >> "Research in Other Countries".   Then scroll up a bit where you'll see "Scotland General" and the associated "child boards".

Best of luck.   

~  Lu

[bantry]

noelaj

Thanks for your info - sound as if my sources are incorrect, and I need to look at ather avenues

Graeme