any graves in Kirkpatrick durham for the Allan & Corrie's

[Campbell21]

Can you tell me if a ancestor died in Crocketford in 1850's would they be buried in Kirkpatrick Durham. 
Can anyone tell me if they have seen a grave for Allan and Corrie Families, In the Kirkpatrick Durham cemetry.

[Callywoods]

Yes, Crocketford people were buried in Kirkpatrick Durham.

No Allens are listed in KD, however there are several Currie (sometimes Corrie) graves. Who were you looking for particularly?

[Campbell21]

Hi

I am looking for Joseph Currie & his wife Elizabeth (Forsyth) he was the innkeeper of the commercial inn.  They also spelt their name Corrie.  Their daughter Margaret was a nurse who married a Robert allan so I also wondered if she may have been buried there.

Thank you

[matt muir]

Hi
There is a MI at Kirkbean graveyard that may relate to your Joseph Currie & Elizabeth Forsyth.
It reads...

IMO Robert Corrie in Canabinie d 21 4 1806 age 82.
Wife Susanna Edgar d 3.3.1807 age 81.
Joseph Corrie d Crocketford 7.3.1847.
(Dau Mary d 20.8.1820 age 11 weeks)
Dau Susanna d 29.8.1821 age  18.
Son Robert d Mobiel State of Alabama 15.8.1831 age 27.

On the back of the same stone..
Mary Corrie d Crocketford 2.4.1865 age 44.Husband William McCrierie.
Elizabeth Forsyth d Maxwelltown 7.10.1871 age 90, husband Joseph Corrie.

There is another stone alongside which reads....

IMO two twins died at birth 1771.

Susannah d 10.1775 age 1 year.
Mary d 22.12.1781 age 6.
Daughters to Robert Corrie and Susannah Edgar in Canabiny.

Hope this helps, Matt.

[Campbell21]

Thank you so much this is the family and answered my question that Margaret their daughter was not buried with them.  I am so grateful now I only have to look for Robert Allan and Margaret Corrie Allan.

Can I ask where you got the information so I can look for them as well?

Lorna

[matt muir]

The information is from a set of booklets published by the Scottish Genealogy Society and covers the Pre 1855 Monumental Inscriptions for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.Try this link.
http://shop.scotsgenealogy.com/acatalog/Kirkcudbrightshire_MI.html

The information is in brief format similar to what I posted.If you just want to view the image send me
a PM with your email & i will copy the entry for you.
I will be going back up to Scotland (Wife permitting) April next year & will get a photo for you if you wish.
Rgds Matt.