North Ailey Cottages, Cove

[DonM]

I believe there were several but I do not know if they were individually named or not back then. I
see your John the proprietor in the valuations for Ailey Cottage and a the Joiners shop in 1875.

You can get these from https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk for a cost of 2 credits.  They don't tell you details of the family just the owner(s) and occupant.

Or, if you make two more posts then you can send me a personal message with your email and I will forward this to you.

A 2nd GGrandmother acquired Claremont which was only 2 away from your ancestor a few years later so they would have known each other.  She died their in 1897.

Don

[Laura W]

Thank you Don.
I’m a member of Scotland’s People so I’ll look it up.

My Great Grandfather managed to get a young lady pregnant (my Great Grandmother)! and it’s her that I’m struggling to find.

I know she lived at Ailey Cottage in 1886 as a Domestic Servant but I can’t find her after that.

[MonicaL]

Hi Laura

Welcome on board to RootsChat 

Why not start a new thread here and include what info you have on your grandmother and see whether people can help you here?

Monica

[dblun]

Hello All
Have just come across a record referring to North Ailey Cottages Maryhill, Glasgow....would these be the same as those stating North Ailey Cottages, Cove?    Era is 1887.  Anyone able to help?
Stay healthy and safe everyone !
Dot

[harrywrag]

found this on scotlands places from os name books 1860  ailey cottage  a good farm house steading east from cove pier the property of the duke of Argyll. if you go to scotlands places on web enter search term north ailey

[jcmac]

Cove situated in the west shore of Rosneath peninsula on Loch Long to the north side of River Clyde estuary.
Maryhill now part of Glasgow on n.w. side of River Clyde.
Two different places many miles apart.
jcmac.