Urr,Dalbeattie Monumental inscriptions completed

[juiceanca]

Hello everybody
would anyone have the monumental inscriptions as i read in a post somewhere that some people may have them or would it be possible to do a lookup for me please.
Im interested in the Campbell surname.

many thanks
julian

[matt muir]

Hi,
In the Pre 1855 M I's for Urr there are 6 references to the family name Campbell.
Give us some dates,first names & relationships that you may have to check against the
entries.
Rgds Matt.

[juiceanca]

Hello
Im researching my Campbell family tree and have connections with Dalbeattie.
I have a Marriage certificate from the catholic parish records ,Munches domestic chapel parish ,28.04.1805 Patrick Campbell alias peter Campbell residing in the farm  boreland of parton to Martha Kemble Relict of Timothy Thomson deaceased,presently residing in the village of Dalbeattie,witness susan campbell daughter of said patrick campbell and william thomson son of said timothy and martha thomson.
 
Also i have a docment from S.C.A 1811 catherine Campbell {sturgeon maiden name} Dalbeattie,St,Peters who Was the wife of Daniel campbell who farther was Patrick alias peter campbell .The document mensions all saints xmas 1811.
Campbell patrick 72 all saints
Martha Campbell 57 all saints
daniel campbell 38 all saints
 
Also i have a 1802 birth certificate S.C.A. Michael campbell munches domestic chapel.febuary 26th at boreland of parton.
 
Michael son of Daniel campbell and his wife Catharine sturgeon.
sponsor mary campbell.
 
Also i have documents Of  1778  from glassary stateing" Baillie" Peter campbell    im not sure if he used Baillie while he was in Dalbeattie.
 
Also a marriage of peter campbell and catherine 1773 Glassary. stateing Baillie Peter campbell.

  not sure if you have any of these names .

many thanks for your time julian

I do hope you can spread a little light on my family tree.

[matt muir]

Had a quick look and this entry in Parton churchyard seems to relate to your family.

It reads as follows.
Daniel CAMBELL d Diamonds Laggan 5.5.1846 80 yrs. wife Katerine
STURGEON  d 27.12.1863 100yrs,also Frederick CAMPBELL
d 12.7.1845  36 yrs, also Michael & Helen d infancy,  G/son William
Grierson d Crossmichael village 29.5.1884 37yrs.

Will chech out the rest later on today and let you know.
Rgds Matt.

[juiceanca]

Hi Matt
 this is definatley the family i have been chaseing but with this new information it seems to be the wrong michael campbell birth that i found as this michael died an infant and the michael i have from my family tree had peter campbell in glasgow lanarkshire 1828.
I dont suppose it gives anymore information about the date of michaels death.
im sure this michael must relate to the 1802 bith i have.
you dont think they could of had another son and called him michael?

wow you made me very happy man as this either proves or disproves a lot of the tree i have been working on so im happy but sad.

thankyou so much for your time and if you do find anymore info it would be nice to know.

regards julian

[daveuk1234]

Hi Matt, could you look for me please at Dalbeattie inscribtions for john walker,i dont know when he died

thank you matt

[matt muir]

Hi,
 In the Pre 1855 monumental inscriptions for Dalbeattie,
there is no reference to the surname Walker.
Rgds  Matt

[Druid56]

.
I dont suppose it gives anymore information about the date of michaels death.
im sure this michael must relate to the 1802 bith i have.
you dont think they could of had another son and called him michael?



regards julian

Hi Julian It is quite possible that they had another son and named him the same as one that had died  . This has occurred in my tree Twice with different family's and I have heard other people mention it also .

[patmotty]

Hi

Can anyone help with Dalbeattie Monumental inscriptions.   Anthony Rigg died 27/8/1850 Barnbarroch (from Scotspeople).  His wife Mary born England 1801 appears to be alive until 1861 census but I cannot find her in 1871 so I am assuming she has passed away also.  Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Pat
Australia