Alan, I am interested in knowing where you found the burial information contained in your message. I have the book of Dunbartonshire Monument Inscriptions, Pre-1855, but they are of limited value for later deaths. Is, for example, the burial information for the Alexandria cemetery availabe on the Internet? Robert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alan Glass" <alanbglass@btinternet.com> To: <dunbartonshire-genweb@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 6:24 AM Subject: Re: [DUNB] DUNBARTONSHIRE-GENWEB Digest, Vol 4, Issue 71 > Bradley, just in case you didn't know, the Poor Relief records for Bonhill > Parish are in the Mitchell Library, Glasgow. The original Registers are > available for viewing in the Archives Section on the second floor. There > is > a digital index. > > Re Lindsay families in Bonhill Parish: > The following burials took place in Alexandria cemetery around Alexander > Lindsay's time - > > 1899 George S Lindsay (age 1), 4 Burn Street, Bonhill > 1906 William Lindsay White (age 7), 390 Main Street > 1907 Mrs Mary Lindsay (age 93), 355 Main Street, Bonhill > 1914 James Lindsay (age 2 months), 373 Main Street, Bonhill > 1914 Gordon Lindsay (age 36), 373 Main Street, Bonhill > 1915 Margaret Lindsay Watson (age 3 hours), 41 Random Street, Alexandria > 1931 Thomas Lindsay (age 84), 48 Bridge Street, Alexandria > 1932 Martha Craig or Lindsay (age 92), 2 Linnbrane > 1934 James Lindsay (age 94), 2 Linnbrane > 1935 Agnes Lindsay (age 81), 357 Main Street, Bonhill > > These other names appear in the Lair Book - > > A Lindsay, Mollanbowie > Alexander Lindsay, Helensburgh > Thomas Lindsay, 117 Hillbank > Mary Lindsay, 24 Back Street, Renton > Grace Lindsay, Parkneuk > William Lindsay, Alexander Street > William Lindsay, Braehead > Gordon Lindsay, Linnbrane > Mrs Lindsay, Red Row, Renton > > Hope this helps. > > Alan >