Templeton family of Whitehaven and Ireland

[hty7]

Thank you for the information. The fact that the two versions of the name seem to be used in the same family is a bit confusing .Not knowing if the family actually used the two names or was it how  other people perceived it.

[minney1979]

Hi i noticed i am looking for the same person catherine templeton married alexander templeton both born in ireland catherine was born 1758 died 1859 in carlisle cumbria.they moved to cumbria  in 1800s  they had 6 kids  catherine and alexander are my 4th great grand parents, i have came across a stumbling block and looking for help as to where exactly they are from and what catherines maiden name was. any help would be much apprciated

[Carole Johnson]

Hi i noticed i am looking for the same person catherine templeton married alexander templeton both born in ireland catherine was born 1758 died 1859 in carlisle cumbria.they moved to cumbria  in 1800s  they had 6 kids  catherine and alexander are my 4th great grand parents, i have came across a stumbling block and looking for help as to where exactly they are from and what catherines maiden name was. any help would be much apprciated

Looking for Catherine Templeton, born about 1762 in Ireland, moved to Cumberland

I have been searching since 1991 but with no luck.  Alexander is shown as Catherine's husband on her death certificate. She was born in Ireland in 1757/58 and lived to be almost 101 years old. I am a descendant of Thomas Templeton and Jane Lawson.

[Carole Johnson]

I am a decendant of Alexander Templeton and his wife, Catherine, via their son Thomas and his wife Jane Lawson.
The family can be found in 1841 at St. Bees in Whitehaven and the following censuses show them living in Upperby in Carlisle. Each census gives only Ireland as place of birth.
So far no clues have been found as to where in Ireland they were born, nor to Catherine's maiden name.

[minney1979]

Such a shame still no further information found,