Finneston Lanark?

[sancti]

The Dalziel Parish places mentioned are probably Flemington and Coursington

[Lodger]

And the Jarriston is Jerviston which to all intents ans purposes was in Dalziel parish really, as the people there worshiped at Dalziel church.
The Finnieston you want was in Glassford parish, do not be tempted to stray! It was a farm community that has now gone - but it was there at one time!

[scotsannie]

dear twitter,
my grandfather was james as refer ed in this article.
my great grandfather was john as refer ed in this article.
have supporting documents on same
scots annie.

[twitter]

Hello Scots Annie
Your post stopped me dead in my tracks. Actually I have been dead stopped on the Sinclair ancestors for about a year and a half. We definitely could have mutual relations and I would be  very interested in learning more about you and your family, if that's okay with you and I will give you as much info as I have gathered. There was a John Sinclair which I  lost track of between the 1891 and the 1901 census, he just disappeared. The rest of the family at one point or another came to Canada. One by the name of Jane did come out but may have returned- she also is missing. I would very much like to hear you story. Thank you for writing, I look forward to hearing from you
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[scotsannie]

dear twitter,
the james and john i was referring to was the fallow side from your articles to which i was hoping that we could confer with about and exchange information about.
if we can conclude what information you have regarding your sinclairs then there may be a possible link up of information. is it possible for a phone no so we can talk outside the box or an email address.
regards,
scotannie.

[twitter]

Morning Scot Annie
Thank you for your post. I am unsure of what you are asking for. I didn't understand the statement  about the "fallow side  of my articles" so if you could explain I may be able to help. Phone #'s or email addresses will be removed for privacy reasons. So if you can give me some names and dates perhaps we can start there. Good to hear from you.
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[scotsannie]

now for some dates and places hi twitterscots annie thought you were afellowfallow my john fallow married tradeston near finniston in1852him and hisfamiliyall livied withinallthese areas which are still in the west end of glasgow even me istill have familiy there the last livingnamed fallow being my motherjruth in1989there are still fallow decendentsof this line in usa ihave met them all in usa now a list of minejohn fallow robertfallow born partick glasgow1904william brother of john james son of john theyall lived and died in glasgow  bye for now scots annie

[twitter]

Morning Scots Annie
My family tree has Sinclair's, Marshall's, Crosier's , Allan's, Woodburn's and Rarities in it but unfortunately no Fallow's. Several of my early Sinclair ancestors said at one point, on the census, they were born in Finneston, which could have been an area of Glasgow or the name of a farm which no longer exists. They were at one point located in the village of Glassford and are either buried there or moved on to other places in Scotland.  But that is where the Finneston inquiry began. I don't think there is any connection between our families, at least at this point.  Best of luck searching for your Fallow's, I hope your successful.
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[scotsannie]

hi again twitter there is a site called virtual mitchell in glasgow and its free if you have any familiy adresses you canlook up area and adress lots of old pictures on it  i also have allan familiy  my grand mother was jeanie allan daughter  of robert allan roberts wife was elisabeth andrew they married july 1881 in partick glasgow finniston is a place just a 10 or15 min walk from partick and both still therei know  because i come from theregood luck annie from partick if i can help you in any way justmessageme ann