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Offline Dowster

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Re: Leith burials
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 17 November 19 20:12 GMT (UK) »
I have a few names similar in my tree... James Bell Dow was my great x4 Grandfather... what's the relation to him and Laurence please? I noticed you didn't add the Dow is that because he isn't one?

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Re: Leith burials
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 07 January 20 21:44 GMT (UK) »
Hi Dowster,
Apologies for delay in responding.
Which Laurence are you referring to?
There was Laurence Skeen Dow (1819-1880)  who was named after his maternal grandfather, Lawrence Skeen (1763-1838).  There were multiple other Lawrence’s also.
Anderson in Ireland - Renfrewshire
Skene / Skean/ Skeen in Midlothian
Dow in Stirling, midlothian, Renfrewshire
McIlmoil / McIlmoyle in Antrim, Renfrewshire
McGaffigan / McGavigan, McNulty, Murphy Kennedy Hogg and Gamble in Londonderry
Paterson / Patterson, Eaglesham / Eaglesome in Ayrshire
MacPherson , MacLeod, Gillies in Sleat, Invernesshire
Cornfoot, Hogg, Grubb, Ramsay, Auchterlonie in Fife
Neilson, OHara, Baillie in Paisley

Offline Gary Allison

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Re: Leith burials
« Reply #11 on: Monday 22 November 21 10:03 GMT (UK) »
Hi. 

Looking for any info re the following are thought to have been buried at South Leith.

Regards,

Gary
Australia.

#Thomas Yeaman
Birthdate:   circa 1594
Death:   
Immediate Family:   Husband of Issobell Fischer
Father of James Yeaman

   
#Issobell Fischer
Birthdate:   circa 1597
Marriage date    30 Jul 1616

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