This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E13DC2DD716C99BEE2100329 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------E13DC2DD716C99BEE2100329 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <383B27D5.9215049A@geo.net.au> Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 07:48:37 +0800 From: Nancy Lynn <nancylyn@geo.net.au> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: "DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D@rootsweb.com" <DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D@rootsweb.com> Subject: Roll Call Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello Listers I am researching the following names: Gallacher, Anderson, Smith in Alexandria and Jamestown. Devlin, Arthur, Bell, Neeson, Kennedy, Dillon, McPhee/Fee/Fie, McLean, Scullion, Duffy, McDonald, O'Donnell, Meikle, Bruce, all in Dumbarton. Regards Nancy Lynn --------------E13DC2DD716C99BEE2100329--

Hello Listers I am researching the following names: Gallacher, Anderson, Smith in Alexandria and Jamestown. Devlin, Arthur, Bell, Neeson, Kennedy, Dillon, McPhee/Fee/Fie, McLean, Scullion, Duffy, McDonald, O'Donnell, Meikle, Bruce, all in Dumbarton. Regards Nancy Lynn

Researching McGLASHAN In particular, descendants of the McGlashan family who were enumerated at Old Kilpatrick in 1891 at Strathclyde Villa, Bowling, Dunbartonshire, as follows:. John McGlashan, Head of Household, Living on Private Means. Age 58 Elizabeth, Wife, Age 53 (ms McFarlane, born Luss) Archibald, son, unmarried, Student of Medicine Mary, dau, Student of Art, Agnes, dau, age 10, Scholar Any help in tracing descendants of this McGlashan family would be appreciated. Irene originally from Ayrshire, now in B.C.

I am looking for Patrick MCAUSLAN(E) of Row who married Catherine EWING of Cardross. I think Patrick's parents were Joseph MCAUSLANE OF Tomavoulin and Jean WILSON of Blairnairn. They had both been married before. Patrick's first wife was Agnes MCMILLAN and they had a daughter Mary born July 1794. Jean's first husband was Peter MCFARLANE. Joseph McAuslane and Jean Wilson had at least three children: Jean born 18 Sep 1797; Robert born 19 Apr 1798 and Patrick born 13 Jan 1800. I have no proof that these people were the parents of my Patrick but am still trying to find some verification. Patrick and Catherine emigrated from Rutherglen, Lanarkshire to Ontario, Canada in about 1838 with one son Joseph born 4 March 1836. Would be pleased to hear from anyone interested in these families. Jean Broadfoot, Ottawa, Ontario.

Hi Listers; I am searching mainly Kirkintilloch JARVIE CASSELL STEWART PATERSON STARK DUNCANSON KIRKWOOD ONE BRANCH BY 1861 OF JARVIE -STARK HAD MOVED TO CAMPSIE STIRLINGSHIRE, AND BY 1891 TO MARYHILL LANARKSHIRE. ANY INFORMATION APPRECIATED. HOPE TO FIND SOME CONNECTIONS, THEY ALL HAD LARGE FAMILIES. REGARDS MARY

Its amazing to me that all our families in the 1850's were in the same small area. They must have known each other. They're all probably having a good laugh at us trying to find them all. My grandmother was Mary BUCHANAN daughter of John BUCHANAN and Mary DENNY Mary DENNY died before her daughter was married in 1883 in Renton to Robert MELVILLE son of William MELVILLE and Janet LIDDLE. Janet LIDDLE was also deceased at the time of the wedding. James LIDDLE was a witness to the young couples wedding. Mary Buchanan was listed as a Mill Hand and Robert Melville was an apprentice riviter. I'd really like to know more about them. Thanks Rosemary McLarty

Researching John Duncan and Mary Armstrong who were married at Cumbernauld,Dunbarton in 1835.Children were James,Christian,William and Janet.Son James married Mary Brown from Tiree,Argyll at Old Monkland,Lanark in 1863.

Gary, as my kin lived in Old Kilpatrick parish about the time as yours, I'll tell you that my grandpa worked for Singer Sewing Machine and also he and his boys worked on building the ships on the Clyde, or iin other words, working for John Brown....a going industry at that time. Perhaps your kin could have been involved with similar work. Barb Lewis -----Original Message----- From: GYoung4450@aol.com <GYoung4450@aol.com> To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com <DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 7:35 AM Subject: Roll Call >Hello: > Since a roll call has begun, I thought I would toss in my entry as well. > I am researching James YOUNG who was living in Old Kilpatrick in 1918 prior >to his marriage to Isabella JACK. > James had come from Moray and he and Isabella settled in Lanark after >marrying. > I am interested in learning about occupational information. > James was a journeyman joiner and I am curious to learn about what he might >have done in Dunbartonshire. > > >Gary Young (New York, USA) GYoung4450@aol.com > > Researching in Scotland: > YOUNG (Moray, Old Kilpatrick, Lanark) JACK (Lanark) > RICHARDSON (Moray) MAIN (Moray) > EDWARD (Moray) RALPH >(Moray) > McKAY (Nairn, Moray) FINDLAY >(Moray) > JENKINS (Moray) >WINCHESTER (Lanark) > > > >==== DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB Mailing List ==== > **********DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L-request@rootsweb.com********* > **********DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D-request@rootsweb.com********* > **********************lewisb@vitrex.net************************ >

Repost >... I present my three links to Dunbartonshire :- > >1 My mother served as a VAD at Drymen Hospital during WWII > >2 My grandfather E Stewart COOK and family lived in Helensburgh from >before1921, when my younger aunt was born, until the mid 1946 weddings >of his two daughters, after which Grandpa moved to Fife with his elder >daughter and son-in-law. (His wife Jessie BUCHANAN of Renfrew stock, >had died in 1934) > >3 His mother-in-law Isabella BUCHANAN {nee COLQUHOUN} was born in >Row parish (Garelochhead) on 24 April 1857, the youngest of 6 children >born to Richard COLQUHOUN {Engineer in Steamer} and Isabella >BUCHANAN, who were married in Row parish in 1845. > >Genealogically speaking, I am most interested in any links to this >last family - other children were Agnes b 1845, Catherine b 1846, >Christina b 1848, Richard bc 1851 and Margaret bc 1852. The first >three were also born in Row parish, but the last two were christened >in Rothesay, Bute, before the family reappeared in Garelochhead for >Isabella's birth. The parents : Richard COLQUHOUN may have been >born in Glasgow, while Isabella BUCHANAN was born in Kilbrandon, >Argyll. Peter Cook Rossmoyne Western Australia cookfmly@bigpond.com http://users.bigpond.com/cookfmly/ or http://cookfmly.rootsweb.com/ for research names List owner of the ButeshireGenWeb, SCT-RENFREW & SCT-ARGYLL mailing lists.

This person would really love to hear from one of you...(please don't return to author, but respond to her...thanks so much (BL) Hi my name is Ann Floyd Mcmillan from Dumbarton now living in Alberta Canada. I would love to talk to some one in Dumbarton. I was born in Dumbarton in 1940. my e mail 41291933@3web.net

Hello listers I am researching the KINLOCH family from Bonhill. James Kinloch married Catherine Stewart in 1841 and emigrated to Victoria Australia in 1852 with 4 of their children. They then had another 5 in Australia. Tony Scott in Perth Western Australia anthonykscott@bigpond.com

Hello: Since a roll call has begun, I thought I would toss in my entry as well. I am researching James YOUNG who was living in Old Kilpatrick in 1918 prior to his marriage to Isabella JACK. James had come from Moray and he and Isabella settled in Lanark after marrying. I am interested in learning about occupational information. James was a journeyman joiner and I am curious to learn about what he might have done in Dunbartonshire. Gary Young (New York, USA) GYoung4450@aol.com Researching in Scotland: YOUNG (Moray, Old Kilpatrick, Lanark) JACK (Lanark) RICHARDSON (Moray) MAIN (Moray) EDWARD (Moray) RALPH (Moray) McKAY (Nairn, Moray) FINDLAY (Moray) JENKINS (Moray) WINCHESTER (Lanark)

My interests for Dumbarton are Elliot Thomas his wife Rachel Haxton nee -Aitken Elliot William his wife Christina nee- McPherson Gillespie David his wife Isabella nee- Dale Duncan John his wife Mary nee Ewing or Ewan Anybody interested in any of these name I would love to hear from you. Isabel Harris New Zealand regards Isabel

It's been a while so I'm posting my names again. Researching these person's: JOHN STIRLING married JANET WILSON February 10, 1778 in Mauchline but lived in Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton. Children from this union are ANDREW STIRLING b. Aug 13,1780; Andrew married Janet Knox about 1801 or 1802. Lived in Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton. JEAN STIRLING b. Dec 19, 1778 in Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton WILLIAM STIRLING b. Oct 2, 1783 in Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton JOHN STIRLING b. Aug 20, 1786 in waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton HUGH STIRLING b. June 17,1792 Galston, Ayr, Scotland MARGARET STIRLING b. July 15, 1798 in Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton JOHN STIRLING b. May 5, 1800 Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton MARY STIRLING b. Aug 5, 1787 in Mauchline, Ayr, Scotland AGNES STIRLING b. Dec 27, 1789 in Mauchline,Ayr, Scotland Children of ANDREW STIRLING AND JANET KNOX JOHN STIRLING b. OCT 17,1811, Waterside, Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton and married MARTHA REID JULY 2, 1843 Glassford Parish, Lanark JAMES STIRLING b. Dec 18, 1803 ISABEL STIRLING b. March 10,1806 JAMES STIRLING b. April 16, 1808 WILLIAM STIRLING b. Aug 14, 1813 JANET STIRLING b. Oct 6, 1815 MARY STIRLING b. Dec 3, 1817 ANDREW STIRLING b. Aug 2, 1820 WILLIAM STIRLING b. May 30,1823 I would like information on marriages of children or any information on the Stirling's from Dunbarton, Lanark, Ayr. mmstirling@prodigy.net

Hello all My Dunbartonshire interests are based around my McCALLUM family from Helensburgh (Row or Rhu parish) and earlier in Luss parish. They descend from Donald McCALLUM and wife Margaret MacFARLANE who had a large family mostly in Luss in the 1780s/1790s but with the youngest (Agnes )in 1808 in Row parish at somewhere called "Townhead of Stuck". Anyone know where this place is or was? Also looking for the location of a place in Luss parish which looked like "Coirechanagan/Coirecheanahan on the film of the parish register (1780s/1790s). Anyone know where this place is? Donald McCALLUM & Margaret MacFARLANE were living there when several of the older children were born. Children of this couple include: Duncan McCALLUM who married Christian CHALMERS in Row in 1840s - Christian was daughter of John CHALMERS and wife Margaret NIVEN of Roseneath - any information on this couple. They had at least one other child, Margaret CHALMERS who married Alexander McAUSLAN and had family in Row - one daughter married a McLACHLAN and had a farm in the 1890s near Shandon, Row parish.Very little in the records on this CHALMERS family apart from the marriage of the parents in Roseneath, and the later marriages of their daughters in Row. Has anyone come across them or know of any other children? Peter McCALLUM who married Christian McLEOD (daughter of Peter McLeod Tailor Adkinglas, parish of Lochgoilhead & Kilmorach) 1815 in Luss and had family there and in Helensburgh - Peter McCALLUM described in the OPR as tailor in Morlarach - anyone know where this place is likely to have been. Peter McCALLUM later had a drapery business in Helensburgh and a couple of his sons were also tailors/drapers. Does anyone have any information on this business. Parlan or Parlane McCALLUM - haven't found his birth records yet but from other information (family stories, death certificate etc) he is also a son of this couple - quite a large family in Helensburgh. Also looking for information on whether Donald McCALLUM and Margaret MacFARLANE of Luss etc are the same couple as the couple who were married in New Kilpatrick on 29 December 1780 and/or the same couple as the couple of these names who had a son Daniel baptised in New Kilpatrick. Donald McCALLUM, son of Duncan McCALLUM and Christian CHALMERS married Margaret CUTHILL, daughter of WILLIAM CUTHILL and Alison RUSSELL at Camus Eskan Farm in Cardross c1875 - one of Margaret CUTHILL's sisters (either ELLISON or Isobel) married another D McCALLUM some time after the 1891 census - any information on this couple? When Christian CHALMERS died c 1874, her death was registered by a cousin James CHALMERS of Helensburgh - I haven't been able to find a likely James CHALMERS on the census records so far (1871 or 1881) - has anyone come across him? Other names connected to this family through marriage to McCallums include ARROLL (Mary McCALLUM, daughter of either Peter or Parlan married an ARROLL) I also have a separate family of MacFARLANES/McFARLANES/McFARLANDS in Dumbarton parish c1770s/1780s with a daughter Martha marrying a John GREENHILL from Paisley in Dumbarton in the 1770s. They had a large family in Paisley.Any information on Martha and her parents/siblings? I have seen a number of census films, OPR for Luss, Row & Roseneath and have Ordnance Survey maps, both modern and reproductions of 19th century ones covering the Luss/Row area. Lesley Instone Invercargill NZ

G'day, In answer to the plea of our list owner I am goaded into repeating this post regarding the ship that brought my GGGrandfather, William CALDER from Kirkintilloch to Australia. I do not know if there were others from Kirkintilloch or elsewhere in Dunbartonshire but the ship did sail from Glasgow and carried 273 passengers who I would guess were predominantly Scots. In my earlier post I had not discovered the fate of the vessel after the voyage. I have now solved that mystery and can say that this ship made a one way voyage with immigrants to Australia. I have now finished copying the text of an account of the voyage of the ship "Sir William Molesworth" from Glasgow to Melbourne - 13 Oct 1852 to 14 Mar 1853. which is a most interesting insight into life aboard such a ship in those days. The interesting thing about this ship is that it was "owned" by the passengers who I had originally believed had called themselves collectively the "Christian and Temperance Emigration Society of Scotland" The author of the account actually says"- "Perhaps I should have stated before now that the vessel belonged to the passengers who designated themselves the "Christian Temperance Emigration Association", and the management of affairs was conducted by a Committee out of their own number." Whether this practice of the passengers owning the ship occurred on other occasions is not known. In "Shipping Arrivals and Departures - Victorian Ports - Vol 2" by M A Syme, ISBN 0909434 32 8, she is noted as still being in Hobsons Bay on 02 October 1853, seven months after her arrival. In Lloyds Register of Shipping for 1854 she is still listed but she no longer has a port of registry. The following year the name does not appear. According to "Wrecks of Port Phillip" by Peter J, Williams and Roderick Serle, Maritime Historical Productions, Melbourne 1964, the ship was sold after arrival in Australia to Mr. A. W. Hill and H. A. Coffey, and soon after leased to a firm who carried on a ship repair and chandlers business at Williamstown. Some time in the 1860's she was hulked, and in 1870 a half interest was sold to Captain James Deane and two others who used the vessel as a coal hulk. It was while serving in this capacity that she caught fire at Williamstown on 8th October 1871 and was totally destroyed. Having now converted the diary into a Word document I will be happy to share with those interested. If any of you have ancestors who came to Australia on the ship. The passenger list is available on the Victorian PRO "Immigration to Victoria - British Ports 1852 - 1869 - Inward Passenger Lists" site) you will find it most interesting. http://www.cohsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/db/ship2.pl The following names occur in the Diary:- Allen, Brown, Craig, Crum, Cunningham, Currie, Daniel, Dodds, Gale, Glass, Glassford, Gordon, Graham, Innes, James, Jamieson, Johnstone, Jordan, Keith, Kennedy, Kerr, Kerr Johnstone, Lawson, Leckie, Low, Marshall, Martin, Martindale, Marton, Mathieson, McBain, McCallum, McCrae, McGavin, McKennory, McKenzie, McLennan, McNab, McPherson, McVicar, Miller, Millie, Moore, Morris, Morton, Mudie, Murray, Robertson, Sair, Scott, Service, Sinclair, Spedding, Stewart, Strachan, Sutherland, Valentine, Wallace, Watt, Wilson, Wylie, Young.

Re: STEWART surname. I have a David Stewart & family who lived in Blairdardie and Old Kilpatrick, Co. Dunbartonshire c.1878 -c.1885 . He married a Martha Fleming in Co. Lanark c.1875. Any connection? Regards, Jim Stewart. <jimjs@bellatlantic.net> DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 216 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Roll Call ["karon hamilton" <kmhamilt@facstaf] > #2 HENDRY - SCULLION ["Jean White" <jwhite49@shiatel.tds] > #3 MACKIE - YUILL - SMITH Families ["Jean White" <jwhite49@shiatel.tds] > #4 DOCHERTY (DOCHARTY) & MCCANN in Du [John.Docherty@Nelson.com] > #5 ROLL CALL ["chiswell" <chiswell@idirect.com>] > #6 ROLL CALL ["chiswell" <chiswell@idirect.com>] > #7 Roll Call [Irene Campbell <irenec1@ix.netcom.] > #8 Roll Call [DAHUNTDIX@aol.com] > #9 SURNAMES [mary connell <murcon@netcom.ca>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D, send a message to > > DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Roll Call > Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 23:30:35 -0600 > From: "karon hamilton" <kmhamilt@facstaff.wisc.edu> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > I'm Karon Hamilton from Lodi, Wisconsin. > > I am researching the James Denevon CLOW and Mary STEVENSON family. Two > children were born there, Janet Duncan CLOW in 1870 and Alexander Denevon > CLOW in 1872. They left Dumbarton in 1873 and came to Verona, Dane County, > Wisconsin. > > Karon > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: HENDRY - SCULLION > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 07:16:19 -0500 > From: "Jean White" <jwhite49@shiatel.tds.net> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > I am looking for the families of Hugh HENDRY, b. 1798, died 1868 at > DUNBARTON; married Margaret SCULLION, b. 1809, died 1870, DUNBARTON. > Children: Patrick HENDRY, b. 1831, d. 1870, Largs, AYR; Mary HENDRY, b. ?; > Hugh HENRY, b. 1836, living at #4 Quay St., Dunbarton, in 1881. > > Jean White > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: MACKIE - YUILL - SMITH Families > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 07:22:18 -0500 > From: "Jean White" <jwhite49@shiatel.tds.net> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > I am looking for the families of William MACKIE, b. 1780s; and Mary YUILL. > Two of their children were: William MACKIE, b. 1812, Cumbernauld, DUN, d. > 1886, Paisley, REN; Mary MACKIE, b. 1805??, married 1822 to Benjamin SMITH > at Cumbernauld, they lived at Condarrat, Cumbernauld, DUN. > > Jean White > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: DOCHERTY (DOCHARTY) & MCCANN in Duntocher & Old Kilpatrick > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 08:21:46 -0500 > From: John.Docherty@Nelson.com > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello to all. > > Hitting the proverbial brick wall at Edward DOCHERTY & family. Willing to trade > lookups at the Archives of Ontario, Canada for information on this family. > > regards, > > John > > ************************************************************************************************************************ > > 1 Edward DOCHERTY (aka DOCHARTY) b. ????, died before 1876 > married (from OPR) Nov 1844 Old Kilpatrick, Dunbarton, SCT to Susan MCCANN who > died before 1876 > > Both of the above resided in Village of Duntocher prior to marrying. > > The only children I can pick up are... > > 2 William DOCHERTY b. cir 1852 Glasgow, SCT > m. 30 Dec 1876 St. Joseph R.C. Church, Glasgow, SCT Catherine MCKERRACHER > b. cir 1853 IRL > > 3 Edward DOCHERTY b. cir 1877 Glasgow, SCT > > 3 William DOCHERTY b. cir 1880 Glasgow, SCT > > 3 John DOCHERTY b. cir 1895 Waterloo, SCT d. cir 1939 > m. 17 Jul 1919 Craigneuk, SCT Bridget CAIRNS b. cir 1894 Dalziel, SCT > d. cir 1983 > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: ROLL CALL > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 09:00:12 -0500 > From: "chiswell" <chiswell@idirect.com> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Listers: > Here are my interests in Dunbartonshire. > > HOWAT, BURNS, > > William HOWAT and Jane had son George born about 1819 and who died 1873 in the Poor House in Kirkintilloch. George married Marion/Marie BURNS. They had the following children: > > JOHN BURNS HOWAT b. 1843 in Kirkintilloch died 1895 who married Margaret LOCKHART 2- June 1864. John and Margaret had six children, Margaret, b. 1865, John b. 1868, Daniel Lockhart b. 1871, Archibald b. 1874 and died 1874, Geoge b. 1876 and Margart b. 1879 (All born in Kilsyth, Sterling but John who was born in Kirkintilloch). John jr's family went to USA 1922 or 23. During the years the last name changed to HOWIT > > MARION HOWAT born 1846 Kirkintilloch died 1912, Allanton Mills, Cambusthenan married John Storer BLYTH in 1866 in Partick Glasgow. They had three children, Marion Howat b. 1867 in Partick died 1937 in Toronto, Ont. Can, Thomas born 1869 in Partick died 1947 in Toronto., Allison b. 1872 in Partick and died 1966 in Toronto. Thomas the only one to have married. > > ANN HOWAT born 1848 probably in Kirkintilloch married James HAMILTON 1874 in Partick. They had four children: Ann Jane b. 1874 in Govan and died 1964 in USA, Margaret b. 1876 and d. 1951 In Mass. USA, Andrew b. 1879 in Glasgow and Maria b. 1880 in Partick. > > George's wife died at some point and he remarried Margaret WARDROSS. I have not been able to find George, his wife or his children in the Census. The children I have found by their married names in census material and marriage certificates, etc. > > Does anyone have any connection to my George HOWAT? Any information greatfully received and am willing to share information. > > Isobel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: ROLL CALL > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 09:28:52 -0500 > From: "chiswell" <chiswell@idirect.com> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Listers: > > Another family I am researching in Dunbartonshire STODDART > > Robert STODDART (died in Dumbarton 1856) and Elizabeth PATERSON were married 1895 in Dalkeith, Midlothian. They had 11 children: James born 1796 Temple Midlothian, George 1801, Henry 1803, Ann 1805, Ann 1897, Janet 1809, Grizel (known as Grace I believe) b. 1811, Elizabeth Paterson b. 1842, Walter b. 1814 Maria b. 1816 and Robert b. 1821 all in Gargunnock, Sterlingshire. > > This family disappeared and I found Henry later in Cardross, Dumbarton. He married first Jean BERRY in 1832 and had one daughter, Grace who died in 1834 (no birth record) Jean also died. Henry then married Jane Young in 1836 and they apparently had five children > > AGNES STODDART b. 1836 in Cardross, who married Andrew PAUL 1859 and they had six children, Matthew b. 1860, Henry Stoddart b.1862, Jane Young b. 1864, Mary White b. 1866, James Paul b. 1868, Harriet Hope Taylor b. 1871, Bessie Paul b. 1873, Agnes Stoddart b. 1877 all in Dumbarton. Agnes was the only child to survive. > ROBERT STODDART b. 1838 and died 1845 in Dumbarton > TWIN BOYS no birth date, died 1841 in Dumbarton > JOHN DIXON STODDART b. 1842 and died 1847 > > GRACE STODDART b. 1811.married John Storer BLYTH 1839 in Airth Sterlingshire. they had seven children all born in Airth. This family moved to Gasgow after the death of John Storer. > > WALTER STODDART b. 1814 married Margaret BABTIE in 1849 in Dumbarton. I believe that Margaret's parents were also from Sterlingshire. Water and Margaret had four daughters, Margaret Taylor, Elizabeth Paterson, Lucy and Aice Jane. All born in Glasgow. > > >From the research I have done, I believe that part of the STODDART family moved to Dumbartonshire prior to 1832. Grace must have stayed behind, possibly in service some where, as she was married there in 1833. > > Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated, and I would be willing to share information. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Roll Call > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 10:40:08 -0500 > From: Irene Campbell <irenec1@ix.netcom.com> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > I'm looking for James Campbell and his family and ancestors. The 1891 > census list James and wife Margaret Graham Campbell and children at 13 > Drumchapel Row. > Irene > Youngstown, Ohio > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Roll Call > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 11:20:01 EST > From: DAHUNTDIX@aol.com > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > My name is Debbie and I live in Michigan. > The surnames I am researching in Dunbartonshire are as follows: > > HUNTER > CURRIE > COCKBURN > FORSYTH > BUCHANAN > CLARK > DAWSON > > If anyone is interested, I can provide further info. > Debbie in Michigan > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: SURNAMES > Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 11:45:51 -0800 > From: mary connell <murcon@netcom.ca> > To: DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Listers; > I am searching mainly Kirkintilloch > JARVIE > CASSELL > STEWART > PATERSON > STARK > DUNCANSON > KIRKWOOD > ONE BRANCH BY 1861 OF JARVIE -STARK HAD MOVED TO CAMPSIE STIRLINGSHIRE, > AND BY 1891 TO MARYHILL LANARKSHIRE. > ANY INFORMATION APPRECIATED. > HOPE TO FIND SOME CONNECTIONS, THEY ALL HAD LARGE FAMILIES. > REGARDS > MARY

Hi , This is the first time I have posted to this list. I am looking for the following surnames from the Dunbartonshire/Lanarkshire area. GILLAN, GETTY(Originated in Ireland, moved to Milngavie cica 1875), YAW(also from Ireland), PATON, MONTAGUE. I am also very interested in finding out more about Poorhouses, where they were, how one ended up there etc. Ian GILLAN

My Dunbartonshire roll call is virtually all in Cumbernauld: Robert AITKEN m 1791 to Jean RUSSELL They had Thomas AITKEN who m Janet ANDERSON 1812 (Other children of Robert and Jean were an earlier Thomas, and later, John, Henry, Mary and Robert). Thomas and Janet had Thomas, Margaret, Mary, Jean, John, James, Robert and George. George AITKEN m Jean Hunter McKenzie 1877 and had Thomas, John, Agnes Taylor (my grandmother), Jean Hunter and Eliza Barr. Agnes Taylor m John McLEAN and both she and brother John emigrated to New Zealand. Eliza Barr married STIRRATT and stayed in Cumbernauld. Alan, Auckland, New Zealand alan.spence@xtra.co.nz

----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Lewis To: B J Ferraby Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 12:07 AM Subject: Re: Success story Barbara, thank you for sharing that...the list should know that...send this to the list! Barb Lewis -----Original Message----- From: B J Ferraby <bjferraby@home.com> To: Barbara Lewis <lewisb@vitrex.net> Date: Sunday, November 21, 1999 11:16 PM Subject: Success story Thanks to your request for updates from everyone, I have connected with a lady whose g-grandmother was my g-grandfather's sister! Just thought you might like to know that, even from the few responses I have seen, there was one success story. Barbara