WOW!

! I went away for a night and look what you LOVELY people have found for me!!! Thank you sooooooooo much!
I also found the BC for Ezekiel Marr 29 Dec 1864 High Church, Glasgow son to Margaret Currie & John Marr who were married 2 Aug 1864 Central District, Lanark.
The BC I had been looking at (of the 3 James with no father) was - James Williamson Currie 15 May 1858 High Church, Glasgow..... I'm guessing that this must be the right one since Ezekiel was also High Church???
Also with the name being that of her father's.... I can't find any other children an other marriage for either, but I'll keep looking..... this really is the most messed up search that I've ever done, in regards to the fact that Margaret keeps changing her name, age, and place of birth all over the place! It really looks like she went back to Currie after John Marr died, so I'm thinking that her death will be under the name Currie.
I'm going to dig into the records that you all pointed me too later tonight after my wee ones are in bed, but thought I should get back to you with a few other things that have come up in regards to James Currie & Margaret Sharkey... I don't have a place of date of death for her. They had 6 children that I've found....
James 1879 Glasgow
Margaret Taylor 1881 Blackfriars, Glasgow
Neil 1885 Glasgow
Lizzie 1889 Glasgow
Mary 1890 Glasgow
Robert W 1891 Calton, Glasgow
Of them I know that Neil, his wife (Mary Ann Kenny 1886 Glasgow) and their two children went to Canada (Port Arthur, Thunder Bay, Ontario) in 1909 and I found their passenger list. They then went on to have 5 more children there.
The James Currie that was found in Toronto was the eldest son, I believe that he was a well known Doctor. He is well know in that area for having something to do with the children's hospital there, but I'm not sure what..... my brother-in-law who I'm doing this for told me but I've forgotten at the moment.
It's possible that theft and getting into trouble runs in the family.... I found a Neil Currie aged 15 born abt. 1886 Glasgow. At The Industrial School Boys, Empress Industrial School Ship. A boy under detention (Prisoner) to: Walter Rose 33 officer, Boatswain Sender. In the 1901 Census in Gareloch, Dumbartonshire.
I've yet to find out what he did or why he was there, but it's seems that if he was in trouble that he wasn't ever again (unlike his grandmother, it seems!) as the next census has him in Canada. I also have him having been in Canada before 1909, in 1907 with brother Robert.
Thank you all again!! I'll post again later tonight after I have a better look at all the post (pages 4-8) and a better look at what you'll all found for me.
Katherine
P.S. I'm in Scotland so I should be able to get a look at the old newspapers.... I think