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Offline hazelstephen

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Re: george murray
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 15 September 10 14:39 BST (UK) »
hi fifer
1901 - 1914 where exactly did you look for to get your info. am struggling at present murrays are very common!!!

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« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 15 September 10 14:53 BST (UK) »
On the passengers lists from Find My Past link I posted above.
Ireland, Co Antrim: Kerr; Hollinger; Forsythe; Moore
Ireland, Co Louth: Carson; Leslie
Ireland, Co Kerry: Ferris
Scotland, Perthshire/Glasgow:  Stewart
England, Devon/Cornwall: Ferris, Gasser/Jasser/Jesser, Norman

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« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 13 June 12 17:50 BST (UK) »
Hazel I wonder if you can help me in tracing a missing beneficiary.

I am seeking any issue of a Fullerton Murray and I noticed earlier that you mentioned your 4xgreat grandparents James Robertson, born 20 February 1832, and Mary Mundie, born 17 November 1827. Someone else on the system gave the nine children of their daughter Jessie Robertson who married William Murray on 20th June 1882.  I guess Jessie was the sister of one of your Robertson 3x great grandparents.
The youngest of William and Jessie's nine children was Fullerton Murray born Peterhead 6th July 1900 and one of his older brothers Allan Murray was the father of the lady for whom I seek heirs. She is Violet Murray and she died a single lady without issue and an only child in Aberdeen, on 28th October 2011. All we know of Fullerton is that he left Greenock Scotland for Quebec on 19th August 1923 and may have left St Johns New Brunswick to Liverpool on 23rd February 1950.

It is unlikely that your researches filled in branches of the family that were descendants of brothers or sisters of your own ancestors but I hope you do not mind me asking. I do not seek a share of the inheritance as my nominal fee is paid by the solicitors involved.

Neil Allan, Ballater, Scotland