Re;David Lawrie & Jane?jean Stewart Rodger

[Betty S]

Hi again Laniet, forgive me for not continuing on last night, but I have had dreadful cold and my eyes just keep streaming, which makes it hard to see!
I worked it out that we are 2nd cuz's....
So was your maiden name Yuill? and your father was Andrew Watson? I think I traced them to England, but couldn't go any furtherIf you want to contact me by email: (*)
Regards Betty S


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[laniet]

Hi Betty S

I have sent an email, I have the info from my ex so lots to talk about

laniet

[MonicaL]

Hi Betty and Laniet

It is always exciting watching on RootsChat when people make unexpected connections!

As you have seen, personal emails are not allowed on the open forum - simply to protect you all from online/internet abuse etc.

The PM service that aghadowey has linked above is easily accessible - just click on the small green scroll under your usernames to bring up the PM service.

Looks like you have a lot to catch up with  The PM service is also good to exchange personal details, in particular including details of living people.

Good luck with everything.

Monica

[Candlelight]

I have no idea if you come to this site and will read this, but I remember Ardenlea well as the childhood home of my school friend Jennifer Lawrie. This would have been in the 1960's and 1970's. I have long since lost touch with Jennifer, though I would  be absolutely delighted to know where she is and how she is doing.  Jennifer was an only child.  I remember that she and her parents moved to Bearsden from somewhere in Ayrshire.  I cannot remember her dad's name - possibly David - I  think he was a stockbroker or something in the city and her Mum was Betty/Elizabeth, a doctor.  I remember Aunt Sheena's name as the Australian relative. I have a vague sense of other Lawries in Bearsden who were my friend's aunts and of Muriel being an aunt. I loved the garden at Ardenlea.