We will remember them. John and Jean in New Zealand

Impressive work again, Jim. I still don't know if my Brown lot came from that area, but this is a useful list to others, most likely. Maisie -----Original Message----- From: Jim Bundy via Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2014 8:13 AM To: Lanarkshire Rootsweb Subject: [Lanark] Shotts Marriage gifts to poor 1705-1738, note 8 Robert Garner and Agnas Shaw both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Robt Broun in the pa: of Cam(busn)eathen and Jennet O(?)mson in ys pa: 1/10/0 June 1 Robt Thomson & Agnas Allen both in this pa: 1/10/0 (crossed out) James Walker of Rossyhaa a ch: called James, born the (blank) 9 James Thomson and Jennet Millar both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Jully 5 John Burnly in the pa. of East Munckland and Agnas Ranken in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Robert Ker in the par: of Old Munckland & Jenet Millar in ys pa: 1/10/0 Agust 10 John Mayn in the paroch of West Calder, and Marrion Chambers in ys paroch 1/10/0 24 Francis Jampray in ys pa: and Hellen Martin in the East Muckland paroch 1/10/0 25 John Chambers and Elizabeth Millar both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Octr 6 Thomas Robinson in the paroch of Hanhouse and Margt Allan in his pa: gave 1/1/0 Thomas & Mary Martains both in this par: 1/10/0 Octr 12 John Telfer in the pa of New Munckland & Eliz Stair in ys pa gave 1/10/0 13 Duncan Gray & Elizabeth Douns both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 20 William Scoular & Margt Weir both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 27 John Weir and Agnas Lightbody both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Novemr 2 Archibald Campbell in the paroch of Dalzell and Margrat Miller in ys pa: 1/10/0 10 John Russall in this pa: and Hellen Lourie in the paroch of Weshalder 1/10/0 Decemr 8 Robert McGrie in the paroch of Lasmahagow and Katherin Cleland in ys pa: 1/10/0 1723 App Alexr & Jennet Millars both in this paroch 1/10/0 20 William Cleland of Achenby & Elizabeth Storie both in this paroch 1/10/0 23 Henry Glosting in Kirkistoun and Jean Baird in this paroch gave 1/10/0 May 25 Walter Scot in the paroch of East Munckland and Agnas Reed in this paroch gave 1/10/0 Page 13 May 19 John Keddar and Elizabeth Millar both in ys parish 1/10/0 June 8 William Walker in the pa: of Cambusneathen and Margt Burnly in ys pa: 1/10/0 18 John Waddell in this paroch and Margrat Mershall in the paroch of Torphychen 1/10/0 Jully 5 Richard Robinson payed to the poor for his Paut(?) Charbets(?) proclaman the not proclaimed here 2/8/0 6 John Clerk & Agnas Whittlaw both in ys pa: 1/10/0 James Whittlaw in the paroch of Torphychen, and Margt Stevenson in ys pa: 1/10/0 Andrew Clerk and Helen Hamilton both in ys pa: 1/10/0 20 William Sommervaill in ys pa: and Marrion Gibb in the paroch of East Lanzie 1/10/0 Septr 21 James Nisbet and Jennet Lightbody both in ys pa: 1/10/0 28 John Neulands in the paroch of Bothwell, and Jennet Linlithgow in this paroch 1/10/0 12 Alexr Easton in ys paroch & Elizabeth Cavre in the paroch of Torphychen gave 1/10/0 Octr 19 James Thomson ? Jean Lenox both in ys paroch 1/10/0 30 (all 4 entries lined out) To ane traveler who had his (?) by Mr Laws order (?) To Robt Russalls wife Marrion Shaw by Mr laws order 0/9/0 To Wm & James Smith one of them a dumb man by Mr Laws order 0/1/4 Jt: by the sd order to Margt Miller and aneother woman 0/3/0 Novemr 2 Robert Bumly and Mary Wach both in this paroch 1/10/0 Thomas Wardrop in this paroch and Jenet Forrest in the pa: of Livingston 1/1/0 9 Robert Chambers in ys pa: & Agnas Black in the pa: of Lang(?) gave 1/10/0 10 (lined out) To William Johnstone(?) School Mt for ? 23 Robert Edy and Jean Hamilton both in this paroch gave 1/10/0 1724 Jan 3 William Williamson in the paroch of East ? and Agnes ? in ys pa: ?. Jan 24 James Doheltne and Hellen Mershall both in ys paroch 2/8/0 Jan 25 John Russall in ys pa: and Marrion Stewart in the pa: of Cambusneathen 1/10/0 App 5 John Jameson Lillias Marshall both in this paroch 1/10/0 App 5 James Inglis & Jennet Gray in this paroch 1/10/0 May 19 James Nimmo in the paroch of Torphychen and Elizabeth Wardrop in this paroch 1/10/0 June 5 James Waddell in the par: of Livingstone, and Mary Russall in ys pa: 1/10/0 June 12 Robert Buchanan & Jennet Ranken both is ys pa: 1/10/0 Agust 1st Robert Mcgie in the paroch of Lasmahagow & Kathern Cleland in ys paroch 1/10/0 Agust 7 John Mershall in the paroch of Torphychen & Jean Baillie in this paroch gave 1/10/0 Octr 2 William Cleland elder of South-Shaws and Agnas Weir both in ys paroch 1/10/0 24 James Fairly and Hellen Millar both in ys paroch 1/10/0 Novemer 3d John & Cristian mertains both in ys pa: 1/10/0 25 Thomas Chambers and Agnas Telfer both in this pa: 1/10/0 28 Robert Millar & Issobell Whittlaw both in ys pa: 1/10/0 1725 Jan 2 James Moffet, and Jean Scoular both in ys pa: 1/10/0 23 David Calderhead & hellen millar both in ys pa 1/10/0 Febr 3 John Wilson in the paroch of Mairns and Marrion Russall in ys pa: 1/10/0 March 6 William Russall in the par: of Cambusneathen & Grissall Neulands in ys pa: 1/10/0 App 10 Thomas Walker and Hellen Barr both in pa: 1/10/0 ------------------------------- WHEN REPLYING to a post please remember to snip most of the earlier message. 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Robert Garner and Agnas Shaw both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Robt Broun in the pa: of Cam(busn)eathen and Jennet O(?)mson in ys pa: 1/10/0 June 1 Robt Thomson & Agnas Allen both in this pa: 1/10/0 (crossed out) James Walker of Rossyhaa a ch: called James, born the (blank) 9 James Thomson and Jennet Millar both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Jully 5 John Burnly in the pa. of East Munckland and Agnas Ranken in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Robert Ker in the par: of Old Munckland & Jenet Millar in ys pa: 1/10/0 Agust 10 John Mayn in the paroch of West Calder, and Marrion Chambers in ys paroch 1/10/0 24 Francis Jampray in ys pa: and Hellen Martin in the East Muckland paroch 1/10/0 25 John Chambers and Elizabeth Millar both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Octr 6 Thomas Robinson in the paroch of Hanhouse and Margt Allan in his pa: gave 1/1/0 Thomas & Mary Martains both in this par: 1/10/0 Octr 12 John Telfer in the pa of New Munckland & Eliz Stair in ys pa gave 1/10/0 13 Duncan Gray & Elizabeth Douns both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 20 William Scoular & Margt Weir both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 27 John Weir and Agnas Lightbody both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Novemr 2 Archibald Campbell in the paroch of Dalzell and Margrat Miller in ys pa: 1/10/0 10 John Russall in this pa: and Hellen Lourie in the paroch of Weshalder 1/10/0 Decemr 8 Robert McGrie in the paroch of Lasmahagow and Katherin Cleland in ys pa: 1/10/0 1723 App Alexr & Jennet Millars both in this paroch 1/10/0 20 William Cleland of Achenby & Elizabeth Storie both in this paroch 1/10/0 23 Henry Glosting in Kirkistoun and Jean Baird in this paroch gave 1/10/0 May 25 Walter Scot in the paroch of East Munckland and Agnas Reed in this paroch gave 1/10/0 Page 13 May 19 John Keddar and Elizabeth Millar both in ys parish 1/10/0 June 8 William Walker in the pa: of Cambusneathen and Margt Burnly in ys pa: 1/10/0 18 John Waddell in this paroch and Margrat Mershall in the paroch of Torphychen 1/10/0 Jully 5 Richard Robinson payed to the poor for his Paut(?) Charbets(?) proclaman the not proclaimed here 2/8/0 6 John Clerk & Agnas Whittlaw both in ys pa: 1/10/0 James Whittlaw in the paroch of Torphychen, and Margt Stevenson in ys pa: 1/10/0 Andrew Clerk and Helen Hamilton both in ys pa: 1/10/0 20 William Sommervaill in ys pa: and Marrion Gibb in the paroch of East Lanzie 1/10/0 Septr 21 James Nisbet and Jennet Lightbody both in ys pa: 1/10/0 28 John Neulands in the paroch of Bothwell, and Jennet Linlithgow in this paroch 1/10/0 12 Alexr Easton in ys paroch & Elizabeth Cavre in the paroch of Torphychen gave 1/10/0 Octr 19 James Thomson ? Jean Lenox both in ys paroch 1/10/0 30 (all 4 entries lined out) To ane traveler who had his (?) by Mr Laws order (?) To Robt Russalls wife Marrion Shaw by Mr laws order 0/9/0 To Wm & James Smith one of them a dumb man by Mr Laws order 0/1/4 Jt: by the sd order to Margt Miller and aneother woman 0/3/0 Novemr 2 Robert Bumly and Mary Wach both in this paroch 1/10/0 Thomas Wardrop in this paroch and Jenet Forrest in the pa: of Livingston 1/1/0 9 Robert Chambers in ys pa: & Agnas Black in the pa: of Lang(?) gave 1/10/0 10 (lined out) To William Johnstone(?) School Mt for ? 23 Robert Edy and Jean Hamilton both in this paroch gave 1/10/0 1724 Jan 3 William Williamson in the paroch of East ? and Agnes ? in ys pa: ?. Jan 24 James Doheltne and Hellen Mershall both in ys paroch 2/8/0 Jan 25 John Russall in ys pa: and Marrion Stewart in the pa: of Cambusneathen 1/10/0 App 5 John Jameson Lillias Marshall both in this paroch 1/10/0 App 5 James Inglis & Jennet Gray in this paroch 1/10/0 May 19 James Nimmo in the paroch of Torphychen and Elizabeth Wardrop in this paroch 1/10/0 June 5 James Waddell in the par: of Livingstone, and Mary Russall in ys pa: 1/10/0 June 12 Robert Buchanan & Jennet Ranken both is ys pa: 1/10/0 Agust 1st Robert Mcgie in the paroch of Lasmahagow & Kathern Cleland in ys paroch 1/10/0 Agust 7 John Mershall in the paroch of Torphychen & Jean Baillie in this paroch gave 1/10/0 Octr 2 William Cleland elder of South-Shaws and Agnas Weir both in ys paroch 1/10/0 24 James Fairly and Hellen Millar both in ys paroch 1/10/0 Novemer 3d John & Cristian mertains both in ys pa: 1/10/0 25 Thomas Chambers and Agnas Telfer both in this pa: 1/10/0 28 Robert Millar & Issobell Whittlaw both in ys pa: 1/10/0 1725 Jan 2 James Moffet, and Jean Scoular both in ys pa: 1/10/0 23 David Calderhead & hellen millar both in ys pa 1/10/0 Febr 3 John Wilson in the paroch of Mairns and Marrion Russall in ys pa: 1/10/0 March 6 William Russall in the par: of Cambusneathen & Grissall Neulands in ys pa: 1/10/0 App 10 Thomas Walker and Hellen Barr both in pa: 1/10/0

Hi Maisie The Labour corps were far more than just scavengers They were involved in entrenching, road works, railways, building etc but were also used for POW work and clearing munitions from the battlefield Later they had the awful job of recovering the dead to war cemeteries They have never really gained the recognition they deserved, by the end of the war they formed approx 10% of the Army Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 08/11/2014 19:48, Maisie Egger via wrote: > > Subject: Re: [Lanark] Home Town Battlefield > > Thank you, Bob, for this. There are those of us still around who are > children of those who fought in WWI and whose lives were sorely impacted by > this 'war to end all wars.' As referred to before, my father served with > the Glasgow Highland Light Infantry (H.L.I.). Patched up in a hospital in > England after he was wounded, he was sent back to France, only this time to > serve in the Labour Corps. Not much has been written about this service, > but from what my cousin related they were the 'battlefield scavengers,' if > you will, who had to 'clean up' what they could.

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Subject: Re: [Lanark] Home Town Battlefield Thank you, Bob, for this. There are those of us still around who are children of those who fought in WWI and whose lives were sorely impacted by this 'war to end all wars.' As referred to before, my father served with the Glasgow Highland Light Infantry (H.L.I.). Patched up in a hospital in England after he was wounded, he was sent back to France, only this time to serve in the Labour Corps. Not much has been written about this service, but from what my cousin related they were the 'battlefield scavengers,' if you will, who had to 'clean up' what they could. My father had been blown off his feet by exploding shells. This impacted his whole nervous system as the hearing system was affected. Research on Google is helpful in understanding what battlefield experiences entail. As a result of all of this, my father was a 'basket case.' whose nervous system had been so affected that he could not hold a cup of tea without its spilling. He could not work for many years. Of course, bureaucracy was such that they classified him as a malingerer and reduced his pension. One wonders how many thousands and thousands more who fought in France during WW! were so callously treated. I believe the veterans from recent wars are being treated a bit more humanely. Yes, lest we forget, those of us who have lived a more peaceful life owe it to so many, many who fought, with too many giving their lives for us. The U.K. is so mindful of WWI/WWII and other recent wars that many memorials are held to honour such sacrifices. On my family tree a relative who had served in the Merchant Navy had the honour of placing a wreath at the Cenotaph in London alongside the reigning monarch. There is barely a person walking in the street in the U.K. who does not wear a poppy on Poppy Day. When I lived at home (Glasgow) 'everyone' stopped what he/she was doing when the horns sounded throughout the city for two minutes silence at the eleventh minute of the eleventh hour, November 11. I think in America it is for one minute, but I do not think it is so universally observed as it is in the U.K. and likely the Commonwealth countries. Thank you, Bob. Maisie -----Original Message----- From: hiflyte via Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2014 7:31 AM To: Lanark - List ; List WLN ; Sct-GlW Subject: [Lanark] Home Town Battlefield Hi, Not genealogy....just a time to remember. Remembrance Day/ Veterans Day Tuesday Nov 11 2014 is fast approaching when many attend memorial events and stop what we are doing at 1100 AM for two minutes to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. It is also time to pay tribute to those that returned with so many debilitating injuries both physical and mental which they will carry for the remainder of their lives. Since the end of WWII many countries have been involved in so many conflicts (wars) giving a new meaning to Nov 11, not just paying tribute to the distant past but all those involved with these wars/conflicts, Korea, Afghanistan, Gulf Wars and now the ISIS situation and more, and we can't forget Peace Keeping operations around the world. July 2014 was the start of WWI for a many countries, thus the 100 anniversary year. Anyways I would appreciate it if you took two minutes to have a look at the following video clip on U-tube, dealing with those that returned with the unseen disabilities and suffer in quiet. The clip has pictures of Canadians, Americans, British and others that served. It was written by a Canadian, P. Cormier but applies to any country. The link was passed to me by a friend who also served. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Wq0X0bwMprQ?feature=player_embedded https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq0X0bwMprQ Remember to take a few minutes to pay tribute to those that served 1100AM, Nov 11................... Bob @ CDN ------------------------------- WHEN REPLYING to a post please remember to snip most of the earlier message. Be sure the reply to address shows as [email protected] You may contact the List Admin at [email protected] or click on the following link to the list information page online: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/intl/SCT/LANARK.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

> I am trying to find out more about my Brownlie/Brownlee > ancestors from Hamilton, Scotland. My great grandfather > > brought his 3 sons to America in 1855. He later brought the > rest of his father with the exception of his oldest > daughter who remained in Hamilton the rest of her life. She, > Margaret Reid (Brownlee), is buried in front the > church they attended while the family with living in Hamilton. You must know more about them than that. What was your Ggf's name, amd what was the name of his wife? What were the names of the sons, and when were they born? Was Reid the daughter's middle name or her married name? When did she die? Did you mean 'he brought his father' or 'he brought the rest of his family'? If it was the rest of his family, what were their names and when were they born?

Hi, Not genealogy....just a time to remember. Remembrance Day/ Veterans Day Tuesday Nov 11 2014 is fast approaching when many attend memorial events and stop what we are doing at 1100 AM for two minutes to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. It is also time to pay tribute to those that returned with so many debilitating injuries both physical and mental which they will carry for the remainder of their lives. Since the end of WWII many countries have been involved in so many conflicts (wars) giving a new meaning to Nov 11, not just paying tribute to the distant past but all those involved with these wars/conflicts, Korea, Afghanistan, Gulf Wars and now the ISIS situation and more, and we can't forget Peace Keeping operations around the world. July 2014 was the start of WWI for a many countries, thus the 100 anniversary year. Anyways I would appreciate it if you took two minutes to have a look at the following video clip on U-tube, dealing with those that returned with the unseen disabilities and suffer in quiet. The clip has pictures of Canadians, Americans, British and others that served. It was written by a Canadian, P. Cormier but applies to any country. The link was passed to me by a friend who also served. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Wq0X0bwMprQ?feature=player_embedded https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq0X0bwMprQ Remember to take a few minutes to pay tribute to those that served 1100AM, Nov 11................... Bob @ CDN

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Genealogy of Brownlie Family from Hamilton, Scotland From: Joyce Kaaland <[email protected]> Sent: 11:13pm, Friday, 7 November 2014 To: [email protected] CC: <!-- /* Font Definitions */ @font-face {font-family:Helvetica; panose-1:2 11 6 4 2 2 2 2 2 4;} @font-face {font-family:PMingLiU; panose-1:2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0;} @font-face {font-family:"\@PMingLiU"; panose-1:2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0;} /* Style Definitions */ p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal {margin:0in; margin-bottom:.0001pt; font-size:24.5pt; font-family:Helvetica; color:#222222; font-weight:bold;} a:link, span.MsoHyperlink {color:blue; text-decoration:underline;} a:visited, span.MsoHyperlinkFollowed {color:purple; text-decoration:underline;} span.EmailStyle17 {font-family:Arial; color:windowtext;} @page Section1 {size:8.5in 11.0in; margin:1.0in 1.25in 1.0in 1.25in;} div.Section1 {page:Section1;} -->             To Whom It May Concern,   I am trying to find out more about my Brownlie/Brownlee ancestors from Hamilton, Scotland. My great grandfather brought his 3 sons to America in 1855. He later brought the rest of his father with the exception of his oldest daughter who remained in Hamilton the rest of her life. She, Margaret Reid (Brownlee), is buried in front the church they attended while the family with living in Hamilton.   If anyone knows more about this family I would surely appreciate it. I do have a list of all the children and dates of birth. I also have some of the dates of their deaths.   Thank you, Joyce Kaaland

App 15 David Thomson & Jean Mershall both in this pa: gave 1/10/0 John Russall in the paroch of Bothwell, and Issobel Br in ys par 1/10/0 May 5 Thomas Brown in the pa: of Torphychen and Mary Mair in ys par 1/10/0 13 John Burnly and Janet Wach both in ys pa: 1/10/0 15 James Black in ys pa: and Jennet Chappman in the par of New munckland 1/10/0 20 John Millar in the pa: of Avendale, and Jean Baillie in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 June 2 James Oar and Margt Alan both in ys pa: 1/10/0 App 23 To Jean Anderson a traveller by Mt Laws order 0/3/0 May 7 To pay Grissall Lenox's dead chist 2/13/4 (all lined out) 9 to James Lenox for boarding the fundlin the last quarter of ane year 5/10/0 18 To Margt Fairly and yt by Mr Laws order 1/4/0 To John Walker by order of session 2/0/0 June 9 1721 The said day the session being convened according to appointment did take to their consideration their accompts of recepts & monies and depursements from their Clerk Mr James Tulop, as they were receved and depursed by him according to their appointment, and they do find after clearing & compting wt him, the session does find all his intromissions therewith to have ben just & discharges him & his thereof preceeding the date herof; as witnesse our hands undersubing day & date forsd Raw minr Robert Gieff G Walker And was arwe(?) The Day the session compting the money in their box found that they had 19lib 12 s besides bonds& June 18 1721 lent 200 merks of the sd summe of (?) Page 12 1721 June 10 James Fawly in this par: and Issobel Fram in the pa: of Dalserff gave 1/10/0 26 William Scot in the paroch of Carlukuswathen and Margt Steill in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 24 John Walker & Margt Marshall both in ys paroch gave 1/10/0 15 John Robinson in ys pa: & Margt Frizall in the paroch of Falkirk gave 1/10/0 Robert Millar & Marion Gilkerson both in ys pa: 1/10/0 29 William Bryce & Agnas King both in ys par: 1/10/0 William Burnly & Agnas Whittlaw both in this pa: 1/10/0 Ag 2 John Gibson in paroch of Neu Munckland & Jennet Thomson in ys paroch 1/10/0 John Gilkerson and Jennet Cleland both in ys paroch 1/10/0 William Scoular & Jean Roy both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Ag 26 James Russall in the paroch of Livingstone & Jennet Newlands in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Octr 29 John James and Margt Baillie both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Nov 5 Nicol Ald in ys (pa) & Margt Fleem(ing) in the pa: of Bathgate 1/10/0 18 John Scot in ys pa: and Margt Brie in the pa: of Torphichen 1/10/0 Decem 2 James Russall and Mary Dalzell both in ys pa: 1/10/0 7 James Japhrey in ys pa: and Jennet Gibson in the pa: of East munckland 1/10/0 9 James Fairly in ys pa: and Margt Gilkrist in the pa: of Bothwell 1/10/0 1722 James Thomson in ys pa: and Marrion Brie in the paroch of Torphychen 1/10/0 24 James Mochrie in the paroch of "Flanqha" lined out) & Elizabeth Wardrop in ys pa: 1/10/0 App 7 John Hynd in the pa: of Torphychen & Jennet Walker in ys par ? . Jennet Walker in ye year(?) ?

Sorry I forgot to include the URL for Vol 1 https://archive.org/details/irishmarriagesbe01farr Bob ========================== Not sure if this is a repeat from few years back, but never hurts to repeat a good source. Since a very large percentage of people living in the lowlands of Scotland (1800s) were from Ireland this book may interest many trying to find that elusive relation from the past. Irish Marriages - Walker's Hibernian Magazine 1771 to 1812 Free to download @ Internet Archives: URL: http://goo.gl/XU8dct or https://archive.org/details/irishmarriagesbe02farr Click on the format you wish e.g. PDF the download icon is in upper right corner small box with an arrow you can also read it on line. also available via Ancestry but that is a pay site. Have a great day Bob @ CDN

Not sure if this is a repeat from few years back, but never hurts to repeat a good source. Since a very large percentage of people living in the lowlands of Scotland (1800s) were from Ireland this book may interest many trying to find that elusive relation from the past. Irish Marriages - Walker's Hibernian Magazine 1771 to 1812 Free to download @ Internet Archives: URL: http://goo.gl/XU8dct or https://archive.org/details/irishmarriagesbe02farr Click on the format you wish e.g. PDF the download icon is in upper right corner small box with an arrow you can also read it on line. also available via Ancestry but that is a pay site. Have a great day Bob @ CDN

1917 DIST OF BOTHWELL COUNTY OF LANARK WILLIAM HENRY DENTON 29 ...........TO MATILDA MURRAY 19 BOTHWELL JAMES LAPPIN 21 ............................TO MARION HENDERSON TANNOCHSIDE Email of list if you would like a copy! Take care Margaret Ontario

1916 JAMES LAPPIN 39 YEARS HUSBAND OF HELEN MCKINLAY PARTICK GLASGOW PARENTS PATRICK LAPPIN and CATHERINE QUILLAN ARTHUR JEFFREY 34 YEARS HUSBAND OF MARY AITKEN PORTER PARTICK GLASGOW PARENTS ANDREW JEFFREY AND ESTHER WEIR JAMES DUNN (SINGLE) 14 MONTHS OF PARTICK GLASGOW PARENTS MICHAEL DUNN ELIZABETH MCGINLAY Email me off list if you would like a copy Take Care Margaret Ontario

Page 10 30 John Calderhead and Jenet Chambers both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Jully 8 William Cleland & Jennet Hill both in ys pa: 1/10/0 John Prentice in the pa: of Carlook and Marrion Whittlaw in ys pa: 1/10/0 28 Thomas Dounnie & Marrion Russall both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Ag 12 Thomas Allan & Agnas Whittlaw both in ys paroch gave 1/10/0 June 3 To John Fal(?)er, to ? to buy ane horse 3/?/? 6 To Thomas Cartrairns to buy daills to the common last by order of Session 3/4/? 24 to Mr James Hamilton ane traveler by Mr Laws order 1/12/0 To Jennet Chambers in munckland paroch by order of the Session 2/4/0 Jully 5 To John Neubigging (recommended by the Synod) and by Mr Laws order 0/18/0 15 to Nicoll Ald to pay John Neulands dead chist 3/0/0 25 To Marrion Waddell by Mr Laws order 3/00 Agust 3d to Mr Johnstone, a traver recommended by Mr Telfer to Mr Law, and by Mr Laws order 0/12/0 To Andrew Hamilton for mending the common fast 0/12/0 10 To James Lenox for boarding the foundlen are quarter of year preceeding the 4t instant 5/10/0 24 To William Russall for ane sand glass 0/?/? 26 to ane distressed gentleman J? by Mr Laws order 3/0/? To Patrick Campbell ane traveler by Mr Laws order ? To P Brice & S Johnstones travelers by Mr Laws order ? ? 1720 Septr 24 James Edy in ys pa: & Margt Askin in the pa: of New munckland 1/10/0 Octr 22 James Brown in the pa: of Biggar and Mrs Bethea Scot in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Sept 13 to Barbara Fundlater by Mr Laws order 0/12/0 15 To Margt Rob: a traveler by Mr Laws order 0/6/? Octr 15 Mr Findlater for the Burie 9/9/10 To Thomas Whittlaw by order of Session 2/0/0 16 To pay Bethea melvins dead chist 2/13/4 20 To Charles Melvin & Archibald Johnstone travelers by Mr Laws order 0/4/0 Septr 13 (crossed out) To Madam Burdet by order of Session 0/12/0 (crossed out) to Hugh Montgomery 0/12/0 Nov 18 To James Lenox for boarding the fundlen and William Donaldson from Agust last the 4t day till the 4t instant 10/10/0 It: given out the sd day att a gralt distribution to the poor 18/16/0 Nov: 22 To Andrew Hamilton for Marrion Gilkersons dead chist 3/0/0 To S Thom to pay William Walkers dead chist 2/14/0 Page 11 Decemr 10 James Tennant and Margt Petticrew both in ys parish gave 1/10/0 1721 Jan 21 Andrew Baillie and Elizabeth Thomson both in ys paroch gave 1/10/0 28 James Lang and Marion Broom both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Febr 4 John Morison in the paroch of New Munckland, and Agnas Waddell in this pa: 1/10/0 Febr 10 William Chambers in ys paroch and Issobell Gray in the paroch of New Munckland 1/10/0 March 11 James Marshall and Margt Crauford both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 25 Thomas Mershall in the paroch of Torphychen and Agnas Ranken in ys paroch gave 1/10/0 App 8 Robert Turner and Elizabeth Whittlaw both in this paroch 1/10/0 Jan 1 1721 Jan 6 To William Wilson and William Mcquen by Mr Laws order 0/6/0 3 to Marrion Waddell by Mr Laws order 1/10/0 To George Gai a traveler by the Border and who had a recommendation from the Synod 0/6/0 7 To Thomas Baillie of Polkemmet, for the new Erection att Livingstone 10/0/0 29 To Bessy Lenox by order of Session 0/8/0 Febr 5 To Mr Rot Campbell ane probationer by order of the presbitry 1/4/0 12 to John Lightbody by order of session 0/15/0 17 To Robert Steill in Dunsystone by Mr Laws order 0/12/0 24 To James Lenox for boarding the fundlen & William Donaldson from the fourth of febr to the 4t instant 10/10/0 26 to John Crauford 4/0/0 26 to Agnes Russall 0/12/0 March 5 to Robert Law a seaman by Mr Laws order 0/6/0 14 to Jennet Allan by Mr Law 0/12/0 To James & Robt Marshall by Rich Thomsons ord ? 19 to Agnas Russall by order of session 0/8/0 App 9 to Robt Mershall by order of session ?

Email me off list for more details BIRTHS 1888 PARISH OF KINNINGPARK COUNTY OF LANARK ARCHIBALD JAMIESON MAC NAB GLASGOW PARENTS JOHN JAMIESON MCNAB AND FLORA MCDOUGALL ANNIE SORENSON GLASGOW PARENTS THEODORE SORENSON AND ANNIE MACPHERSON MARGARET JORDAN GLASGOW MYLES JORDAN AND MARGARET MCKAY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEATHS 1874 PARISH OF BENHOLM KINDHEARTEDNESS JEAN ROBERT 79 YEARS WIDOW OF ROBERT BUCHANAN DIED JOHNSHAVEN PARENTS JAMES MILNE AND ELIZABETH SCOTT ISABELLA MURRAY 9 1/2 YEARS (SINGLE) JOHNSHAVEN PARENTS ADAM MURRAY ELIZABETH FORD CATHERINE SMITH (WIDOW OF GEORGE SMITH) 85 YEARS HAREMUIR PARENTS JAMES MILNE AND ELIZABETH SCOTT Hope these help someone Margaret Ontario

Page 8 May 18 Robert Still and Jennet Fomyt both in ys par gave 1/10/0 June 26 John Young in the pa of Cambusnethan, and Katheren Tumer in this pa 1/10/0 James Muir Bal of Jully 1 James Black and Jennet Thomson both in this parish 1/10/0 David Thomson in ys pa & Jennet Wallace in the pa of Livingstone 1/10/0 16 John Walker in the pa of Livingstone and Margt Wardrop in ys pa 1/10/0 John Thortoun in the pa of Old Munkland & Elizabeth Paterson in ys pa gave 1/10/0 March 28 To Robt Inglis taylor for mending the tuo best mortcloaths ? 29 To Thomas Crauford 1/10/? App 16 To T Semple ane traveler by Mr Laws order 0/4/0 May 9 To George Gai by the presbitry of Lanark & Synod of Glasgow and Airs Recommendation 0/12/0 May 11 To James Lennox for bording Andrew Shotts from the 4t of Febr last to the 4t instant 5/10/0 It to the sd James Lenox to give to Richard Thomson his goodson for boarding William Donaldson from Candlemass last to the date herof 5/0/0 16 To Samuell Sommervaill by Mr Laws order 0/6/0 18 To Archibald Campbell ane traveler by Mr Laws order 0/8/0 23 To Robt Fleeming ane traveler recomender by the presbitry & by Mr Laws order 0/10/0 28 To John Scot and his wife & children shipwreckt travelers by Mr Laws order 0/12/0 To ane traveler by Mr laws order 0/4/0 June 12 To tuo seamen by Mr Laws order ? 17 To anoyed seaman & his wife ? Jully 4 to Robert Linsday ane traveler by Mr Laws order 0/9/0 5 To John Lightbody by order of the ? 11 To John Forsyth ane traveler ? Alexander Inglis alias Hamilton of Murlingstone in La(r?)gs pa & Mrs Margrat Stewart, eldest Laull daur to Alexander Stewart of Torrence, gave 6/0/0 Apr 26 Thomas Watson in the par of Cambusneathen and Hellen Smith in ys pa 2/10/0 Jully 13 To Kathern Keulands by Mr Laws order 0/12/0 Agust 8 To James Johnstone & Katheren Marshalls travelers by Mr Laws order 0/9/0 11 To John Nibykin ane traveler by Mr Laws order 0/18/0 15 To James Lenox for boarding the fundlen & William Donaldson from the 4t of May last till the 4t instant 10/10/0 16 To Mary Plummer ane traveler wt Recomendations by the Session 0/6/0 22 To (blank) Mccland a traveler wt his wife & children by Mr Laws order 0/2/0 To William Hume ane traveler by Mr Laws order 0/2/0 Octr 9 This day the Session being Convened according to Appointment did take to their Consideration the Accompts of Receipts, & incomes, and depursments, from their Clerk Mr James Futop; as they were received & depursed by him according to their Appointment. And they do find after clearing & compting wt him, the Session does find all his intro minores yrwt to have been just, and discharges him of his thereof preceeding the date heirof, as wittnesse our hands and ersubing day of the place forsd. J Ram modr Robert Nardroy Prdome Howa James Walker It the sd day the poor, small in their box was all compted ? to 125 lib 18 shillings Scots ? Page 9 Nov 7 James Muirhead & Jenet Buchanan both in ys pa; gave 1/10/0 21 David Alexd and Hellen Drum, both in this pa: gave 1/10/0 25 Robert Inglis and Agnas Black both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 Decemr 6 John Scot & Agnas Crauford both in ys paroch gave 1/10/0 Octr 9 In the sd day (?) session distribute to their poor (?) viz: To (blank) Chambers 1/10/0 To Elizabeth Lang (?) To Jennet Marshall 2/0/(?) To James Mertain 1/10/0 To John Walker 3/0/(?) To Thomas Whitton 1/14/0 (total) 10/14/0 Nov 3 Given to ane dumb man in Mr Laws house by Mr Laws order 1/4/0 4 To James Lenox for boarding the fundlen Andrew Shotts the last quarter preceeding the date herof 5/2/(?) To William Russall for his fe 1719 10/0//0 Dec 3 To Mr Fundlater, for the Presbitry Bured 1719 9/(?)/0 6 To William Walker by order of session to help to buy his shoes 0/12/(?) 20 To John Watson 0/10/(?) 1720 Jan 3 To ane gentlewoman 3/(?) To John Wesson and John Robinson (?) 1720 Janr 7 James Inglis & Elizabeth Dar bothe in ys parish gave 1/10/0 John Robinson and Elizabeth Millar both in ys parish gave 1/10/0 26 William Mertain, and Mary Allan both in ys parish gave 1/10/0 Febr 5 Alexd Gilkerson in ye paroch of Bothwell & Hellen Thomson both in ys pa: gave 1/10/0 App 16 Mr William Steil and Kathern Walker both in ys paroch 1/010/0 May 4 James Walker and Jennet Cleland both in ys pa: 1/10/0 Jan 24 Given to Elspeth Lang 0/12/0 Febr 3 to James Lenox for boarding the fundlen & Wid Donaldson the quarter of year last 10/10/0 March 13 To John Mitchell in Torphychen by order of the Session 0/12/0 28 to Mr Law which he had given out to the Following ment travelers as follows viz: To Margt Blair 1/10/0 To Heugh McAlexd 0/2/0 To Marrion Dyston 0/6/0 To S Wilson 0/3/0 To Rob Normand 0/2/0 To John Walker by Order of the session 0/8/0 May 2 the Sess: Convened after prayer sd: Mr Robert Law minr Robt (?)werd Wardrop Gavin Turner Richard Thomson Alexr Steil Robt Scot & James Walker Elders The which day the Session ordered to depurse to the poor, as follows viz: Imp: to Margt Millar 1/4/0 To Robt Russall 6/0/0 To Robt Scot for John Watsons dead chist 3/0/0 11 To James Lenox for boarding the foundlen & Wm Donaldson till the Fourth instant 10/10/0 19 To Mr David Smith a traveler by the sess order 0/6/0 29 To John Lightbody 1/0/0

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Thanks to all who contributed an answer about this marriage place. I will look at all the information provided. Lindsey

Hi Lindsey, Bonkle Church is (now) Church of Scotland but, pre 1927 it would be a 'dissenting' congregation - i.e Presbyterian but not of the 'established' church ... It was formed from the congregation of Dura Kirk - the 'moor kirk' of Cambusnethan, near the Shotts end of the Parish ... Both Dura ( as a ruin ), and the original Cambusnethan Parish Church ( also a ruin ) still survive. Bonkle is now a 'linked' congregation with Coltness Church in Newmains ( the next settlement westward). Judith Russell , who is on this List, has extensive photographs from a recent visit here - including some of the Communion vessels etc. I live not too far from Bonkle, and can take more images if needed. The Churches also have a website, with some history etc. I don't know what records survive, but there may well be some ... you may need to check the National Archives ( in Edinburgh ) web indexes to see what they have. I hope this helps ... G Russell Carluke Scotland --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com