Fife Scotland LDS Center and Library

[Fifer]

Hi Meh


Couldnt Find the Bith if William Chalmers if he was Illigitimate you will have to get the Kirk Records for his birth i think


But i did find him and his mother on both the 1841 and 51 census let me know if you dont have these and i will post the details for you.




Angela

[~meg]

Angela, Thank you so much for your reply.  I do not have the census details, and would very much appreciate the info.  Thanks again for your kind offer, and I'll look forward to hearing further at your convenience.
~meg

[Fifer]

Hi Meh

here is the info from the census

Markinch 1841    Couldnt make out the address


Isabella Chalmers   40   ? Papermill   Yes
Euphimia Chalmers 30                        No
Thomas Fraser       5                            Yes
Willliam Watt           5                          Yes


1851   Markinch
No 45 Couldnt see address
Isabella Chalmers   Head   U    48    Paper Folder    Mid  Pennicuik
Euphimia  Chalmers  Sis    U     42    Flaxyarn  Mid   Cl?
William Watt            Nep          15     Carter            MArkinch
Thomas Fraser         Nep           15      Flax Dresser  MArkinch




i forgot to mark down the Film and Page no and such let me know if you would like these and i will check again when i go next week.

Couldnt make out Place of Euphimia ,Birth other than it was Midlothian but it started with a Cl i m sure but it could be Currie wich is 6 miles from Edinburgh





Hope this helps


Angela

[~meg]

Angela,
It helps immensely - thank you!  I would appreciate film and page numbers, but there is no rush for that.  What you have provided already is more than I could have hoped for.  Thanks so much!
~meg

[Kewtonia]

Hi Fifer,
 Do the Scottish Birth Marriage and Death indexes at the LDS Centre have a search facility the way they do on Scotlandspeople?

IF they do & you have the time I'd appreciate any references to the surname Kreglin.
I have already got the years that you can search online, so I have the deaths of Elise 1924, Katherina 1935, Clara 1943, Ernest Charles Christopher 1953. 
I also have the marriage of Olive Tina Rubin Kreglin to Donald Orr in 1928.
The information I have so far has been registered in either Greenock or Glasgow.

So it's basically any marriages after 1928  or births after 1903.
(The son's might have had children, tho I haven't found marriages for them)

The family were still in London til at least 1914 so I already have the census info.

Is what I'm requesting possible? I certainly don't want, or expect something that will take up hours of your time.

Regards
Chris

[Fifer]

Hi Chris

the index;s are just an index i wouldnt be able to do lookups for the bride or groom depending on if it was a male or female for example as i would need the name .

as the index's will be upto 1955 it would take to long to search ias im waiting on films comming in at the moment to search through i would not have the time at the moment .But if you are willing to wait it may be a few months i would be able to maybe search through a couple at a time and give you the results.




Fifer

[Kewtonia]

Thanks Fifer,
I'm more than happy to wait, IF you have the time/inclination to search.
Both the Kreglin boys were much older than their sister, (Ernest Gordon born 1888, Herbert Charles 1898) so I very much doubt that there would be a marriage to find.
So it would be just births from the Orr - Kreglin marriage so after 1928, providing of course the index lists the mother's maiden name.

I fully understand if it's too difficult/time consuming to do.

Thanks
Chris 

[Fifer]

Hi Chris


i have had a look at the years from 1928-1936 for ORR births but havent came across any orrs that had the right mother but ill check later years next week .


Sorry



Angela 

[capricorn]

Hello Fifer,
                  I wondered if you could please look up 1841 census for Lanarkshire,  I guess it would be Glasgow.
I'm looking for an Elizabeth McDougall (widow) with three children.  Duncan born 1836, Elizabeth born 1838 and Archibald born 1840.  Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards
Liz