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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #9 on: Monday 09 April 12 16:38 BST (UK) »
Thank you for that tip Sancti. Could I ask you one more question please? Is there a way that I could search online for confirmation  that Donald Allan was buried at Westburn?
Kind regards, Nan
London and Middlesex, England: Loft, Hughes, Walker, Eades, Phair, Hubbard, Bull
Ayrshire, Scotland: Currie,  Gebbie
Argyllshire, Scotland: Clark, McDonald, McCorquodale,
Lanarkshire, Scotland: Allan, Smellie
Renfrewshire, Scotland: Lang, Jack

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #10 on: Monday 09 April 12 17:48 BST (UK) »
No index available online but if you contact South Lanarkshire Council cemeteries section they will confirm and provide a lair number

http://www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk/info/648/death-funerals_and_cremations/143/bereavement_services-burial_and_cremation/8

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 10 April 12 15:44 BST (UK) »
Thank you Sancti. I sent off an email and now await confirmation.
Kind regards, Nan
London and Middlesex, England: Loft, Hughes, Walker, Eades, Phair, Hubbard, Bull
Ayrshire, Scotland: Currie,  Gebbie
Argyllshire, Scotland: Clark, McDonald, McCorquodale,
Lanarkshire, Scotland: Allan, Smellie
Renfrewshire, Scotland: Lang, Jack

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 15 January 13 15:53 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for that tip Sancti. Could I ask you one more question please? Is there a way that I could search online for confirmation  that Donald Allan was buried at Westburn?
Kind regards, Nan

Nan, there is a way, not on-line though, there is a ledger and at this moment it's kept in Blantyre, South Lanarkshire, the department that deals with cremations etc, can't quite remember the exact name of the department, down a side street (John Street??) on the opposite side of Asda, Glasgow Rd, Blantyre
Barrie. (Dalziel/Motherwell)
Lappin.
Swan. (Peebles & Townhead)
Freckleton.

Swan. Peebles & Glasgow
McMillan. Blantyre & Bridgeton


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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 15 January 13 16:00 GMT (UK) »
If you are refering to Kirkhill Cemetery, can I add the names, Andrew Thomson (1850) & Jane Barrie (1873) gravestone still in good condition and easily to read (plot 51, I think)
Barrie. (Dalziel/Motherwell)
Lappin.
Swan. (Peebles & Townhead)
Freckleton.

Swan. Peebles & Glasgow
McMillan. Blantyre & Bridgeton

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 22 January 13 14:58 GMT (UK) »
Hello Sancti,
Your guess that my relatives Donald and Margaret Allan of Newton Cambuslang were buried in Westburn Cemetery was correct. I received confirmation today from the South Lanarkshire Council, cemeteries division. Thank you for your help
Best regards, Nan
London and Middlesex, England: Loft, Hughes, Walker, Eades, Phair, Hubbard, Bull
Ayrshire, Scotland: Currie,  Gebbie
Argyllshire, Scotland: Clark, McDonald, McCorquodale,
Lanarkshire, Scotland: Allan, Smellie
Renfrewshire, Scotland: Lang, Jack

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday 23 January 13 00:43 GMT (UK) »
You are doing a great job Sancti.
Could I just add something?
I also have ancestors who are buried in Kirkhill Churchyard and I also have photos of my family graves.
I  already knew the location of these graves  because I found them in The Monumental Inscription Book for Cambuslang Churchyard
The book was printed in 1972.
It includes a plan of the cemetery, and all the "legible" inscriptions that were on the stones at time of print.
 
When I  photographed my family headstones in 2009, I discovered that some have little or no wording left at all.

My ggg grandparents grave is not on your list, because at 2009, hardly a single, legible word remains on their headstone ... but it was legible in 1972. It is printed in the book!
EDIT: forgot to add
Jackson (from your list) is also my family.
The wording on this stone has also eroded somewhat since 1972

Anne

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 23 January 13 08:53 GMT (UK) »
LFHS have the Hearth Tax roll for Cambuslang 1691

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Re: Cambuslang Parish Churchyard
« Reply #17 on: Thursday 04 June 15 02:29 BST (UK) »
I am interested in the Craig headstones for this churchyard.
Thank you so much