Help to decipher placename?

[Gadget]

Hi Tracey

From the full page, the best that  I can work out at the moment is that the first letter is an F (cf the F in Thomas Fee, previous household). So, all I can find in WL at the moment are ~

Falside (near Bathgate)
Fauldhouse
Foulshiels

There may be more when I return to perusing the maps!

It could be that the Lanarkshire enumerator couldn't understand the writing on the household schedule!

I've found a possible baptism for Elizabeth b.c. 1838 :
3 April 1837, Shotts, LKS.  Parents: Andrew Young and Elizabeth Black.

Would this be them?


gnu



OK, Pels, Get looking again 
 
PS - it might be a long S, which looks like an f but can't find any on the page to compare.

[Gadget]

However, if it is Elizabeth Black, then Pels wins a prize:

Baptism - Torphichen 5 Nov 1797 (IGI)

Elizabeth Black. Parents - Peter Black and Mary Paul


 

gnu

[mosschops2]

I believe it looks like Linlithgow.

[mosschops2]

OOh silly me!

[tigger_lass]

Thanks gnu!

Elizabeth's maiden name was Black. Her husband was James Young and she died 1854 in Omoa, Cleland.

Tracey

[Gadget]

That's the one then, Tracey.

They must have written it Forficane or some such - Pels gets the award, I think 

gnu

[Pels.]

However, if it is Elizabeth Black, then Pels wins a prize:

Baptism - Torphichen 5 Nov 1797 (IGI)

Elizabeth Black. Parents - Peter Black and Mary Paul


 

gnu

Thanks gnu!

Elizabeth's maiden name was Black. Her husband was James Young and she died 1854 in Omoa, Cleland.

Tracey

That's the one then, Tracey.

They must have written it Forficane or some such - Pels gets the award, I think 

gnu

Lost for words ! 

Thankyou, thankyou, I thank you ! 

Pels.

[Gadget]

I think she wants me to bring out this