Hi, I have sent you the 1881 census which says he was born in Ireland. It will be easier getting the marriage certificates on: www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk It will only cost you £6 and you only need to enter Henry Morgan and the date of marriage. You will probably not get the 1845 one as I guess it was an RC marriage. That may be found at the local RC church or at the Scottish Catholic Archives in Edinburgh. The registrars will charge a lot more to supply the other 2. With the remaining money you can look up the other census or birth certificates of some of the children. Jay

Reference to 1845 - You wont get any official records in Scotland's People before 1855 because that is the date when formal registration was required, unlike for England & Wales in 1837. Its worth while however searching for death records for those born before and who might have been expected to have died on or after 1855. Janet. ----- Original Message ----- From: "John McCreadie" <jaydee@john1.wanadoo.co.uk> Hi, I have sent you the 1881 census which says he was born in Ireland. It will be easier getting the marriage certificates on: www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk It will only cost you £6 and you only need to enter Henry Morgan and the date of marriage. You will probably not get the 1845 one as I guess it was an RC marriage. That may be found at the local RC church or at the Scottish Catholic Archives in Edinburgh. The registrars will charge a lot more to supply the other 2. With the remaining money you can look up the other census or birth certificates of some of the children. Jay