Madden-Pepper-Rutherglen

[CaroleW]

As Monica has mentioned - Jean/Jane/Jennie etc are interchangeable so when you have done a bit more delving - see if this is the right 1901 entry

9 High St Rutherglen -  all born there except George

George Pepper  39 chemical furnaceman b Dundee Forfar
Elizabeth 33
John  11
Robert 10
Jane 8
Rutherglen ED 20 Page 4 Line 9

[CaroleW]

The 1916 marriage was Robert Madden and Jean Pepper

[WelshYorkie]

Whow!
 I think we are onto something here. After further checking Joe went Rutherglen after WWII to see his Grandmother not his mother as I stated previously. We also believe Joe went to see his sister Elizabeth (Lizzy)at the same time after WWII who was in a sanatorium. Have you any Idea where I may start looking for her Thanks.

[CaroleW]

You need to first establish his siblings full christian names by getting the certificates for those births I gave you details of

If he visited his sister after WW2 and she was born in 1920/21 - she may have been married by the mid-late 1940's so you would need to look on SP for a marriage - not available to download after 1937 so you have to buy the cert

You can then use SP to look for her death

[Baird]

Rutherglen World War One Casualties include;

George and Robert Madden, sons of David Madden, 278 King Street, Rutherglen.( next street to High Street).
H.Madden son of Henry Madden, 77 Greenhill Road, Rutherglen.

John and Robert Pepper, sons of John Pepper,8 India Street, Rutherglen.
William Pepper, 71 Mill Street, Rutherglen.

Perhaps you can trace some relatives using these addresses.

Baird

[WelshYorkie]

Thank you Baird
The names and location of the people mentioned are of great interest I feel sure they are part of our extended family.