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    1. Re: [BORDER] Kelso Marriage 1811 - Isabel LIETCH
    2. Lesley Robertson
    3. > Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 14:24:03 -0330> From: eclouter@nl.rogers.com> To: border@rootsweb.com> Subject: [BORDER] Kelso Marriage 1811 - Isabel LIETCH> > > My 4x gt grandfather, Rev William LIETCH, had a sister by the name of> Isabel/Isabella. Her 1852 death notice in the 'North and South Shields> Gazette' stated she was widow of Mr James HARDY, manufacturer, Kelso.> > Someone gave me the following from IGI:> > > I have found> > a marriage on the I.G.I. for an Isabella Leach to James Hardie on 28 April 1811> > at Kelso,Roxburgh,Scotland> > Where can I get a copy of this marriage record? Does anyone know if it> would state the name of the bride's parents? I'm hoping this might turn> out to be the documentation I need to reveal the parentage of my LIETCH> ancestor. Others have given you detailed instructions on how to find the entry in the LDS Archives. However, do remember that the content of pre-1855 entries was entirely up to the local Minister or Parish Clerk. A "normal" entry will say something like "Kermit MacMuppet of this parish and Piegi MacPork of the Parish of Bass gave their intention to marry" or even "were married the [date]". Note that te parish designations were from where they were living at the time, not where they were born. Also note that some Ministers added more info - I have one entry that gives both sets of parents, others that give the local set of parents. Many give the witnesses. On the other hand, I have 2 Whitsome entries where they didn't mention the name of the bride! Just "Kermit MacMuppet was married this day". You won't know until you see the entry. I had a look in the Pigot & Co Directory for Southern Scotland 1825 (available from Archive CD Books) and there's no James Hardie listed as a Manufacturer anywhere in Rox. There are a couple of others (eg Joseph is a baker, John is a landowner). Of course, if they married in 1811, he might have been a bit young in 1825 and not taken over/started his business until later. It might be worth checking the 1841 census for them. > I feel like I'm constantly butting my head against a brick wall in> trying to unravel the origins of my LIETCH family. Any help deeply> appreciated!!> I assume that you didn't have any luck with William in Fasti? Lesley Robertson _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Spaces is here! It’s easy to create your own personal Web site. http://spaces.live.com/signup.aspx

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