https://www.chelsea-pensioners.co.uk/tracing-ancestors You could enquire here Lola. Edie McArthur Sent from Mail for Windows

Several family histories of Stewarts at the Scottish Genealogy Society in this list of families they have records of. Families other members may be looking for as well. https://www.scotsgenealogy.com/

I sent this Cavers website yesterday but haven’t seen it come through. It is detiled of what happened to the family after leaving Australia. https://sites.google.com/site/cavershistory/children-of-ada

https://my.rio.bdm.vic.gov.au/efamily-history/6151bb6bc415071c20e40043/results?q=efamily You can also purchase the birth certificate from here Bob. Think they are less than 25 dollars in Victoria. I t

I see that the Victorian Births Registry did let the URL go through. It was the index for Robina birth. The quickest though not the cheapest ways it to purchase the birth certificate Bob. Some of the

Have you seen this entry on google Bob, it says Robina was born in 1854, that gives you a year to work with. I haven’t looked at any other. His was the first one I saw just googling. Edie McArthur htt

Sent from Mail for Windows From: Edie Sent: Tuesday, 28 September 2021 14:40 To: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io Subject: RE: [ScotGen] Bright Victoria Australia I sent this Cavers website yesterda

I found this email in my junk folder. I never saw it like my oen that went into junk. Hi Bob Robina was born 18th September 1854 in BRIGHTON Victoria (Note not Bright). Mother Helen CAVERS nee HYNERS,

I am in Australia as well Elaine. Have you looked on all the usual sites like ancestry.com in Public records. I know there re mny mstakes b ut they are useful as well with some original records being

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_q=John+McLean%2C+Printer&_p=1800&Refine+dates=Refine Have you tried the National Records of Scotland site Elaine. I did a google search for John Mc

https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/research It was the Scottish National Records Office I initially tried to send not the English one. You might try the Guild Hall in London though, I know they have a lot

HI Everyone, I was looking for a publication for early Argyllshire as I have seen the 1779 Inhabitants of Argyllshire and it would have been useful had I not needed a slightly older version, so I foun

Hi Morag, I have no idea where in Scotland (Islay or elsewhere) our McArthur’s are from other than Scotland. I know where our Johns wife came from in Scotland or at least where she was born and her pa

No they were called allottments and they were behind the back fence. Allottments are very common in the UK. They rent the space. Edie I was born in England but we didn’t have an allotment. Sent from M

The lotts sound a little like the Allottments that some English homes have at the back, as a lot of English gardens are small especially in the tenement type homes joined together. We rented a home in

Hi Glynn, It doesn’t sound like a farm yo me, more the name of a Town. See this genealogy pedigree chart. https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/r/o/w/Caroline-E-Rowe/GENE1-0006.html Edie Sent from Mail for Wi

There is also a house sale at Duich, Lotts. Islay, Scotland It is situated on an un named road with 15 houses on it. Could be where your ancestor lived in one of the fifteen houses. Edie https://www.z

Hi Bob, It can be disappointing after paying out so much money to have your DNA tested only to find you are not who you thought you were. I have this experience twice now. At 70, I paid for my brother

Have you lookedin GENUKI Ken, https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/PER/Comrie Edie McArthur

We all have our senior moments Lauraine Edie