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Scottish Kirk Sessions now available on Scotland's People
From the latest Lost Cousins newsletter, https://www.lostcousins.com/newsletters2/apr21news.htm
Scottish Kirk Sessions now available on the Scotland's People website:
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From the latest Lost Cousins newsletter, https://www.lostcousins.com/newsletters2/apr21news.htm
Scottish Kirk Sessions now available on the Scotland's People website:
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Valorie Zimmerman
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Upcoming Scottish webinars
This is part of the NYG&B eNews; the Scottish bits. I've already signed up for both of the programs.
Enjoy,
Valorie
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Valorie
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Valorie Zimmerman
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#794
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Re: McNab
Hi Toni
Thanks for looking for my people.
I shall look in Find A Grave.
My best,
Malcolm
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Hi Toni
Thanks for looking for my people.
I shall look in Find A Grave.
My best,
Malcolm
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Malcolm Campbell
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#793
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Re: McNab
Hi Malcolm
I see no "Nesbitt" names nor the other ones you mentioned, but there is 1 Chambers:
"Elmira Chambers died May 20, 1873 aged 26 yrs. 6 mos. "
If they lived in Peel County, I would recommend
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Hi Malcolm
I see no "Nesbitt" names nor the other ones you mentioned, but there is 1 Chambers:
"Elmira Chambers died May 20, 1873 aged 26 yrs. 6 mos. "
If they lived in Peel County, I would recommend
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tsinclair@...
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#792
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Re: McNab
Thank you, as ever, Toni.
Catherine d. 1894 was my GGgmother and I have visited and photographed the
grave.
I was unaware of grave #84 and can not place these. They appear to be
siblings, and if
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Thank you, as ever, Toni.
Catherine d. 1894 was my GGgmother and I have visited and photographed the
grave.
I was unaware of grave #84 and can not place these. They appear to be
siblings, and if
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Ken Harrison
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#791
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Re: McNab
Hi Toni
Interested to hear that you have Cemetery listings from the Boston Mills Cemetery, Chingacousy Twp. Peel County.
I have NESBITTs who lived and died in that Township.
Might any of them
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Hi Toni
Interested to hear that you have Cemetery listings from the Boston Mills Cemetery, Chingacousy Twp. Peel County.
I have NESBITTs who lived and died in that Township.
Might any of them
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Malcolm Campbell
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#790
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McNab
Sorry to jump into this conversation so late, but this information took me a while to find. I have a list of grave stones in Boston Mills Cemetery, Chingacousy Township, Peel county, and this might
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Sorry to jump into this conversation so late, but this information took me a while to find. I have a list of grave stones in Boston Mills Cemetery, Chingacousy Township, Peel county, and this might
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tsinclair@...
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Re: Jessie Walker
There is just one birth of a Jessie Walker registered in Liverpool in 1873 with no mother's surname in the index at https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/login.asp- Jessie Adel Walker, GRO
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There is just one birth of a Jessie Walker registered in Liverpool in 1873 with no mother's surname in the index at https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/login.asp- Jessie Adel Walker, GRO
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Anne Burgess
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#788
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Hello Josephine [ScotGen] Jessie Walker
Hello Josephine
Thank you for all your help I have been try for ages not lookingin the right places.
Thank you once again
Bob
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Hello Josephine
Thank you for all your help I have been try for ages not lookingin the right places.
Thank you once again
Bob
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Bob Elder
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Re: McNabb
Very interesting, Anne. Thank you.
So that’s where the name Cardwell came from. I know, from reading the microfilmed census, that the name “Cardwell Co.” was on each page in the space for
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Very interesting, Anne. Thank you.
So that’s where the name Cardwell came from. I know, from reading the microfilmed census, that the name “Cardwell Co.” was on each page in the space for
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Ken Harrison
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Re: McNabb
Thanks, Ken for clarifying that. Maybe they wanted to name a township for Cardwell and almost used it instead of Peel and then when Muskoka opened up in the 1868 they used Cardwell for a township in
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Thanks, Ken for clarifying that. Maybe they wanted to name a township for Cardwell and almost used it instead of Peel and then when Muskoka opened up in the 1868 they used Cardwell for a township in
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Anne Farrar
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Re: Jessie Walker
Hi Bob
This information below is from two family trees on Ancestry. She was married to aJames Williamson McPherson , born in Liverpool and died 1958 Newcastle UponTyne.
Jessie Walker was born
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Hi Bob
This information below is from two family trees on Ancestry. She was married to aJames Williamson McPherson , born in Liverpool and died 1958 Newcastle UponTyne.
Jessie Walker was born
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Josephine Conray
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Re: McNabb
Check on the Canadian Census site. About 40 years ago I learned that “Cardwell Co.” (not Cardwell Twp.) as used in this census was a fictional County and the location was actually in Peel County.
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Check on the Canadian Census site. About 40 years ago I learned that “Cardwell Co.” (not Cardwell Twp.) as used in this census was a fictional County and the location was actually in Peel County.
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Ken Harrison
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#783
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Re: McNabb
The location for Duncan in the 1871 Census is interesting. Cardwell Township is in the Parry Sound and Muskoka District in 1871. Both sets of my maternal 2x great grandparents settled there at that
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The location for Duncan in the 1871 Census is interesting. Cardwell Township is in the Parry Sound and Muskoka District in 1871. Both sets of my maternal 2x great grandparents settled there at that
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Anne Farrar
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#782
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Re: McNabb
Josephine,
Yes, that’s him. I have the complete census as I noted below, and he was living in the household of Alexander McLaren his son-in-law.
Not sure what your question is, but Duncan had 6
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Josephine,
Yes, that’s him. I have the complete census as I noted below, and he was living in the household of Alexander McLaren his son-in-law.
Not sure what your question is, but Duncan had 6
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Ken Harrison
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#781
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Re: McNabb
Sorry not Ken
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Victor McGinlay
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Jessie Walker
Hi
I am trying to find Jessie Walker born 1873 England parents JohnWalker Mary Cattanach she married John MacPherson 1891 Edinburgh.
I cannot find her birth anywhere in England her father
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Hi
I am trying to find Jessie Walker born 1873 England parents JohnWalker Mary Cattanach she married John MacPherson 1891 Edinburgh.
I cannot find her birth anywhere in England her father
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Bob Elder
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#779
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Re: McNabb
Hi Ken
Found this onAncestry not sure if he is you man on the Canada cencus.
Do you knowDuncan children if he had any or this parents
Cheers
Josephine
Qld Aust.
DuncanMcnab
Inthe
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Hi Ken
Found this onAncestry not sure if he is you man on the Canada cencus.
Do you knowDuncan children if he had any or this parents
Cheers
Josephine
Qld Aust.
DuncanMcnab
Inthe
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Josephine Conray
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#778
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Re: McNabb
I had a great great Uncle who married a woman whose first marriage was to a John McNab/McNabb in 1864. Believe they were married in Manitoba but trying to trace down a son and daughter he had with a
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I had a great great Uncle who married a woman whose first marriage was to a John McNab/McNabb in 1864. Believe they were married in Manitoba but trying to trace down a son and daughter he had with a
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Lauraine Syrnick
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#777
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Re: McNabb
Duncan & Grace were my GGGgparents. I have found no connection to anywhere on the Prairies.
Duncan was a weaver, and emigrated to Canada with the family about 1852, but I have not located a death
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Duncan & Grace were my GGGgparents. I have found no connection to anywhere on the Prairies.
Duncan was a weaver, and emigrated to Canada with the family about 1852, but I have not located a death
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Ken Harrison
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