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Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« Reply #135 on: Wednesday 26 December 12 15:53 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Norrie,
           The older dates concerning the Sunters seem to tie in with Sunters in my tree.
            Thanks as always for your invaluable help.
              Best Wishes Christine.

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« Reply #136 on: Friday 28 December 12 13:33 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Norrie,
           The older dates concerning the Sunters seem to tie in with Sunters in my tree.
            Thanks as always for your invaluable help.
              Best Wishes Christine.

Here's another one for anybody who collects Sunters.

In 1820 William Sunter, pipe-layer, married Elizabeth Peebles in Kilconquhar parish. They lived in Main Street, Earlsferry.

William died in 1878, aged 80. His parents were David Sunter, linen-weaver, and Margaret Andrew.
Elizabeth died in 1864, aged 63. Her parents were Alexander Peebles, seaman, and Helen Wilson.

Harry

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Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« Reply #137 on: Sunday 07 April 13 12:43 BST (UK) »
Hi Norrie

Thanks for the message re Scoonie.

Would you check to see if you have an

Alexander Young (1809 - 1877) the death is registered in Leven but he lived all his life in Scoonie
Ann Young ms Wilkie (1808 -1873) wife to Alexander died in Scoonie

(this Alexander Young was the father of the Alexander Young you found in East Wemyss who drowned in 1908)

other children of Alexander and Ann

David Young (1839 -1912) died in Scoonie, a retired shipmaster
Euphemia Young (1842- 1871) died in Scoonie
Robert Young (1837 -1882) lived in Scoonie but died in Buckhaven, a shipmaster

the parents of Alexander Young

Robert Young and Isabella Young ms Dingwall
born 1770-1780 probably died in the 1830s or 1840s in Scoonie

Kind Regards

Morris

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« Reply #138 on: Sunday 07 April 13 19:27 BST (UK) »
Hi Morris information from Scoonie Cemetery

Alexander Young (1809 - 1877) the death is registered in Leven but he lived all his life in Scoonie
Ann Young ms Wilkie (1808 -1873) wife to Alexander died in Scoonie
100   Erected by Isabella Young in memory of her
   mother Ann Wilkie died 9.5.1873 age 64
   father Alexander Young died 29.11.1877 age 68
   Euphemia Young her sister died 21.12.1871 age 28



David Young (1839 -1912) died in Scoonie, a retired shipmaster
310   ILMO Jane Sigley d. 23.4.1890 aged 51.
         Also her husband Capt. David Young d. 29.1.1912 aged 73.
         Also their daughter Isabella Young d. 2.6.1964 aged 87
 
Euphemia Young (1842- 1871) died in Scoonie
see above 100

Robert Young (1837 -1882) lived in Scoonie but died in Buckhaven, a shipmaster
Nothing

the parents of Alexander Young

Robert Young and Isabella Young ms Dingwall
born 1770-1780 probably died in the 1830s or 1840s in Scoonie
Nothing on above

Norrie
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Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« Reply #139 on: Monday 08 April 13 01:51 BST (UK) »
Thank you very much Norrie, much appreciated  ;D

Kind Regards

Morris

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Re: Offer: Headstones In Largo & Kilconquhar Cemeteries
« Reply #140 on: Monday 08 April 13 20:25 BST (UK) »
Hi I am researching my husband's family, and some of them go way back in Kilconquhar. The names are Wallace, Wilkie, and Duncan.  Specifically, I'd like to know anything about a William Wallace, born 1740-1770, he is listed as father to our last known Wallace relative, George Wallace b. 1791-2.
George's parents are listed as William Wallace and Pauline Wilkie. I think that Pauline is Polly or 'Pally' Wilkie on the baptismal records (b.1762 Kilconquhar), her father was William Wilkie b. 1725. Her mother was Alice Grubb. George Wallace was married to Janet Finlay, she died around 1840. Lastly, Alexander Duncan, listed on a great-aunts marriage record as her father. Her mother was Catherine Wallace, but Catherine was not married to Alex, and did not list him on her kids' birth records. I'd like to find out if he was married to someone else, and when he died. There are 2 Alex Duncan's born in Kilconquhar, one in 1810 and another 1830.  If any of these people are on the headstones, I'd really appreciate it. Janice

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« Reply #141 on: Tuesday 09 April 13 14:48 BST (UK) »
Hi Janice   there is only 1 old headstone in Kilconquhar Cemetery for Duncan

380   To the memory of Thomas DUNCAN died 21.10.1809 age 59
   his father Andrew DUNCAN died at Bankhead 26.4.1811 age 96
   Elspeth BELL spouse of Thomas DUNCAN die d20.9.1825 age 77

nothing for Wallace or Wilkie
1841 Census
4 Records found
         
Piece: SCT1841/436 Place: Kilconquhar -Fife Enumeration District: 1
    Surname   First name(s)   Sex   Age   Occupation   Where Born   Remarks   
    WALLACE   George   M   45   Hand Loom Weaver    Fife       
    WALLACE   Janet F.   F   50       Fife  (  Finlay )   
    WALLACE   Katherine   F   13       Fife       
    WALLACE   Janet   F   10       Fife
information from the FFHS pre 1855 deaths Cd
Death Polly Wallace Kilconquhar died 22.6.1821 child no age OPR 436-4
Death Janet Finlay Kilconquhar died 16.4.1843 age 53 OPR 436-4
Death Agnes Wilkie (Grub) Kilconquhar died 6.12.1802 wife of William Wilkie OPR 436-4
Death William Wilkie Kilconquhar died 12.8.1807 widow if Agnes Grub
father of James Wilkie ( shoemaker ) OPR 436-4
Binnie Polly Wilkie Kilconquhar died 25.3.1792 Daughter of Polly Wilkie OPR 436-4
sorry I can't be of more help
Norrie
Gordon,Gillies, Taylor,Kinnear, Wemyss Parish

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« Reply #142 on: Tuesday 09 April 13 15:49 BST (UK) »
Thanks Norrie, I think this will be of help to me. The George-Janet-Catherine family is mine, and the Polly Wilkie & Wallace are probably mine too, I just have to find out where they fit. George had a son James who moved to a nearby village and had lots of boys, who had lots of boys, and I actually found a living relative from that line.  Thank you for all you do. Janice

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« Reply #143 on: Tuesday 09 April 13 21:07 BST (UK) »
Norrie, I got 2 dates of death that I needed from your look-up, a half or full sister (Binnie Polly Wilkie) to Grandfather George, and I'm claiming Polly Wallace as his second daughter, as there's a gap between kids that would fit for her, and the naming pattern works better with her in the family. So thank you very, very, much!! Janice