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The Gillespie Family of Falkirk, Denny,Bonnybridge
L & P, Edinburgh
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Saturday 08 December 12 16:35 GMT (UK) »
what does the L&P stand for? It was listed as the residence of a relative on the 1861 Scottish census.
My earliest is Robert Gillespie born about 1791-1796 in Falkirk to Robert Gillespie (1768) of Falkirk and Margaret Millar of Carriden. He marries about 1817 to unknown woman and has Janet, Alexander, Margaret, Millar and David. In 1842 he marries Jean/Jane Melrose and has Catherine, John, Agnes and James. James is my ggrandfather. Robert dies 1868 in Falkirk Poor House. For info on my Gillespie family
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ourfamilylines
MonicaL
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Girl with firewood, Morar 1910 - MEM Donaldson
Re: L & P, Edinburgh
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Saturday 08 December 12 16:49 GMT (UK) »
Can you give more details please on the entry you found for people to be able to comment?
L & P, Edinburgh won't really let people help...
Monica
PS: You have posted on the Lanarkshire board, should this be in Midlothian?
Census information Crown Copyright,
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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