Author Topic: Helen Milne/Joseph Shirras  (Read 3247 times)

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Re: Helen Milne/Joseph Shirras
« Reply #9 on: Monday 03 June 19 08:45 BST (UK) »
I can see James. Born 12 March 1831. Recorded in Parish Register. I did wonder about Grandpa's family connections in Newcastle. He was associated with work for Joseph Leech. The workshops his firm built were directly behind what are now the Law Courts. I have some quite early photographs (Maxie, William's younger brother. Subject matter is not necessarily recorded on back of them. However they are interesting). I have an elder sister. Honor Mairi Milne Kirkaldy. She lives in Grafton, Ontario, Canada. She has two children, but no grandchildren. I have two sons. And two grandchildren.

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Re: Helen Milne/Joseph Shirras
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 06 June 19 07:33 BST (UK) »
On further research I can see in records of Statutory Registers of births (230/ 13), that a son William is registered as born on 20th April, 1867. Parents:  George and Eliza (nee Kemp) Milne at Hatton of Oyne?

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Re: Helen Milne/Joseph Shirras
« Reply #11 on: Thursday 06 June 19 09:09 BST (UK) »
On further research I can see in records of Statutory Registers of births (230/ 13), that a son William is registered as born on 20th April, 1867. Parents:  George and Eliza (nee Kemp) Milne at Hatton of Oyne?
Those are the parents according to the IGI.
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