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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Thankyou Josephine. I have three trees up for McArthur. the main one is McARTHUR/STEVENSON etc Laing/WEBBER etc Family Tree they had 9 children all born in the Upper Nile area, near Evandale.
Thankyou Josephine. I have three trees up for McArthur. the main one is McARTHUR/STEVENSON etc Laing/WEBBER etc Family Tree they had 9 children all born in the Upper Nile area, near Evandale.
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Edie Mc
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#183
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Thank you Josephien. I downloaded some of the maps. I think I may have one of them but will be handy to search out some farmland. A lady on the list mentioned the 1856/7 Survey Name Books when I
Thank you Josephien. I downloaded some of the maps. I think I may have one of them but will be handy to search out some farmland. A lady on the list mentioned the 1856/7 Survey Name Books when I
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Edie Mc
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#184
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Edie
Have you looked at the links here https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/RFW/Cathcart - also check out the maps at the National Library of Scotland as many of the older maps have farms on them
Edie
Have you looked at the links here https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/RFW/Cathcart - also check out the maps at the National Library of Scotland as many of the older maps have farms on them
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Fiona Turnbull
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#185
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Have a look at the NLS (National Library of Scotland) maps web-site.
This URL will take you to Cathcart.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17&lat=55.8187&lon=-4.2618&layers=5&b=1
Have a look at the NLS (National Library of Scotland) maps web-site.
This URL will take you to Cathcart.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17&lat=55.8187&lon=-4.2618&layers=5&b=1
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Les Horn
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#186
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
try this, its the old ordinance survey maps of scotland in 1800s https://maps.nls.uk/view/74427699
On 5 Feb 2020, at 15:55, leshorn44@... wrote:
Have a look at the NLS (National Library of
try this, its the old ordinance survey maps of scotland in 1800s https://maps.nls.uk/view/74427699
On 5 Feb 2020, at 15:55, leshorn44@... wrote:
Have a look at the NLS (National Library of
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E J Bateson
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#187
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Falkirk Burns House
Anybody have any information about Burns House. It doesn't exist anymore, but was demolished to make way for a canal or something. I can't find anything about it. Hoping someone out there
Anybody have any information about Burns House. It doesn't exist anymore, but was demolished to make way for a canal or something. I can't find anything about it. Hoping someone out there
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Karina McHugh
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#188
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Hi Fiona,
Thank you for your help. I am familiar with Genuki, it is a wonderful site to use. However you do have to use other sites as it doesn't cover everything ones needs. The National Map
Hi Fiona,
Thank you for your help. I am familiar with Genuki, it is a wonderful site to use. However you do have to use other sites as it doesn't cover everything ones needs. The National Map
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Edie Mc
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#189
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
HI Leshorn, Thank you very much for bringing up the Cathcart Map for me from the National Library of Scotland. That is a great map as it shows clearly all of the surrounding towns Villages and
HI Leshorn, Thank you very much for bringing up the Cathcart Map for me from the National Library of Scotland. That is a great map as it shows clearly all of the surrounding towns Villages and
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Edie Mc
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#190
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Re: Need names of some old Farms c1857 in Cathcart, Renfrewshire RFW, Sct
Thank you E Bateson, another good map. I hope others are benefiting from these Maps as well.
Thanks again
Edie Mc
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EdieMc
Thank you E Bateson, another good map. I hope others are benefiting from these Maps as well.
Thanks again
Edie Mc
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Edie Mc
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#191
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Re: Use of codes
I absolutely disagree. You soon learn the ones you use regularly. I almost never need to look up a UK code. And it's a lot less pain to look up an occasional code than to type out 'Ross and Cromarty'
I absolutely disagree. You soon learn the ones you use regularly. I almost never need to look up a UK code. And it's a lot less pain to look up an occasional code than to type out 'Ross and Cromarty'
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Anne Burgess
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#192
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Re: Use of codes
Hello Lauraine - thanks for your comment. To answer your question - ROC is the code for Ross and Cromarty, as I stated in my initial suggestion, just to use an example. Some more examples - INV =
Hello Lauraine - thanks for your comment. To answer your question - ROC is the code for Ross and Cromarty, as I stated in my initial suggestion, just to use an example. Some more examples - INV =
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Jocelyn Gould
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#193
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Codes
Hi
I do not use codes and struggle some times to think what they are and could have written them many times by the time I look them up and get them correct . Handy if one has a small data base , but
Hi
I do not use codes and struggle some times to think what they are and could have written them many times by the time I look them up and get them correct . Handy if one has a small data base , but
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Janet Miller
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#194
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Re: Use of codes
Yes, realized they were abbreviation
and I use SHI sometimes. However, also belong to WIkiTree and you have to write the full contents of places so people from all over the world can readily
Yes, realized they were abbreviation
and I use SHI sometimes. However, also belong to WIkiTree and you have to write the full contents of places so people from all over the world can readily
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Lauraine Syrnick
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#195
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Re: Codes
Janet, I am a touch typist and it would take me several minutes to look up codes if not longer. At one time did 80 words per minute. Am now 82 so not fast any more but can still touch type so much
Janet, I am a touch typist and it would take me several minutes to look up codes if not longer. At one time did 80 words per minute. Am now 82 so not fast any more but can still touch type so much
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Lauraine Syrnick
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#196
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Re: Use of codes
I think that WikiTree and Lauraine have the right idea. Why not take an extra few seconds and type the full word instead of using the codes. Not everyone lives in Scotland.
Ian, Qld. (oops, better
I think that WikiTree and Lauraine have the right idea. Why not take an extra few seconds and type the full word instead of using the codes. Not everyone lives in Scotland.
Ian, Qld. (oops, better
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Ian & Margaret Kelly
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#197
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Re: Falkirk Burns House
Are you referring to Ellisland Farm site? Other houses are still standing (birthplace) and Dumfries.
David Samuelsen
Are you referring to Ellisland Farm site? Other houses are still standing (birthplace) and Dumfries.
David Samuelsen
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W David Samuelsen
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#198
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Re: Codes #196
As I thought Lauraine.
I wish I had learnt to touch type in my younger days,I am very much pick and mix , but reasonably quick all the same . You are doing well and it must be good for the brain as
As I thought Lauraine.
I wish I had learnt to touch type in my younger days,I am very much pick and mix , but reasonably quick all the same . You are doing well and it must be good for the brain as
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Janet Miller
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#199
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Re: Use of codes
With what are you disagreeing, Anne? The issue is not whether individuals wish to make use of Chapman codes in their own research (as you and many others do, but many do not) but
With what are you disagreeing, Anne? The issue is not whether individuals wish to make use of Chapman codes in their own research (as you and many others do, but many do not) but
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Lindsay Graham
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#200
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Re: Use of codes
Dear fellow-listers,
Oh my goodness! All this talk of codes!
Just to be clear, I, for one, will never bother to use them, however ,people who wish to do so, may.
They serve no purpose, as far as
Dear fellow-listers,
Oh my goodness! All this talk of codes!
Just to be clear, I, for one, will never bother to use them, however ,people who wish to do so, may.
They serve no purpose, as far as
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Dee Byster-Graham
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#201
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Seeking information about "the Deanery", Leith or Edinburgh, 1890s
I’ve had no luck searching online. My paternal grandfather Thomas Wright was born in Leith in 1884, His father, a dock worker, died in 1888 leaving ten children, including my then-three years old
I’ve had no luck searching online. My paternal grandfather Thomas Wright was born in Leith in 1884, His father, a dock worker, died in 1888 leaving ten children, including my then-three years old
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Susan Kiley
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#202
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