Billy is a wonderful replacement for you,Jim. He was very supportive in the past, so let's hope he will be equally supported by those on the Lanark list this second time around. It's really too bad we have to have a change of command with your decision to move on, so again, thank you very much for your steady hand at the tiller. I'm glad you accepted Billy's offer to take over the list again, however. Maisiwe -----Original Message----- From: Jim Jackson Sent: Monday, March 10, 2014 2:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Lanark] New Administrator It is with great pleasure that I announce to you that I have passed the admin duties for the Lanark list to Billy Bravaal. He has been administrator for this list in the past and so is quite familiar with not only this particular "family" but also the details of administering Rootsweb lists. I am happy that he spoke up and offered his services and am sure you will be also. I appreciate all the kind words I have received and have enjoyed immensely being part of such a great group of folk. Best wishes to you all ("y'all" in my neck of the woods), Jim ------------------------------- 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

Maisie, Thank you for the Mitchell Library info which is very useful. I have a few that need researching. Although if you have a lot, it might pay to engage a professional researcher, whom I assume would include the cost of copies in their fee. We also need to keep in mind that poorhouse care was not always a sign of extreme poverty on the part of the applicant. Sometimes it signaled that the existing family could not provide full-time care for a seriously ill or senile parent. We all like to picture families as a working dad, a stay-at-home mom and children at school, but this was unlikely to be the case in 19th century Glasgow. Everyone in the family who could work, did work. There was seldom someone with the time to sit with an elderly relative all day. The lack of one wage could mean the difference between paying the rent or being evicted. Jo-Ann On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Maisie Egger <[email protected]>wrote: > For years I held off researching my mother's Brown family, figuring the > name would be as hard to find as a Smith. O ye of little faith, because > once I began it wasn't so hard. > > I decided to see what I could find out about my mother's great-great > grandfather Andrew Brown (1816-1882) further to what Lanark lister Jim > Bundy found for me a few years ago. On a hunch I contacted the Mitchell > library, Glasgow, and bingo! Poor soul as Andrew Brown is yet another > weaver who ended up in the City Poorhouse, Glasgow. > > The archivist at the Mitchell could not have been more helpful, and > responded to my latest correspondence by return. There is no charge for > search but there is a charge of £11 for copies of documents. > > I'm including the information from the archivist as it could encourage > others on the list to follow up on a "hard" name, such as Brown. > > As for confidentiality re the names: My mother, siblings and others are > now dead and so they would not be "annoyed" that I found out that their > forebears ended up in the poorhouse! As an aside, some of my mother's > siblings thought they were "it," especially the one who attended the > University of Glasgow and would be somewhat critical of the Glesga patter, > or speech pattern! I wonder if she ever knew that her forebears were > "clients" in the poorhouse. No oral stories passed down on this part of > the family history. > > Maisie > >

Maisie-- I have lots of relatives who either applied for relief or entry to the Poorhouse. It wouldn't occur to me to be ashamed of them. In fact, I'm rather proud of one auntie, Flora Orr. The inspector's report on her reads in part: Husband Thomas Adams aged 33 years born 1/4/46? in North Shields, England, a Circular Sawyer. She left him in May 1875 on account of his bad treatment, for which she put him in prison and has not been with him since. Son of Robert Adams, a Policeman now a Labourer and Sarah Ann Smith, housewife, both residing at 3 Broomhall? St. Greenock. Good for you, girl! What other records would give you that bit of information? I have another auntie, who seems to have been an addled bag lady. I'm not ashamed of her, but I do have my doubts about her nice catholic family. ----------------- Application for Relief No. 1995 Mary Kinney 72 Stewart Street no. 1995 Date of Application 9/1//87 Date of Visit 11/11/87 Born at Rumford St Bridgeton Age 67 single, hawker, Religion RC Wholly Disabled. Disablement age debility Parentage: Henry Kenny, a labourer, and Elizabeth McKenzie, both dead See Record Off. 9116 Sister Mrs Fraser and her niece Mrs Patrick McMahon were stated to be living at 72 Stewart Street, Cowcaddens ["23 Muse Lane 1/2 w/o" inserted interlinearly] I have searched nearly every street in the District but can find no trace of them. First Application Parish of Settlement: Barony Particulars on Settlement So far as I have been able to gather from the old woman she has been going about the country hawking soft foods by which she earned her living and only remaining for a night or two in any one place at a time. She was very stupid from debility and was quite unable to give a statement of her residences. Since entering the Poorhouse she has got worse and is quite unable to give any account of herself. Decision She was removed in the House Van to Poorhouse 87 Dec 19, Poorhouse ---------------- She died there two years later. She wasn't the only one of my relatives to die in the poorhouse. Most people then were only one bad break away from dire poverty. Of course, even today there are places where a serious medical problem can put you into bankruptcy and even homelessness. Jim Polson Vancouver My mother, siblings and others are now dead and so they would not be "annoyed" that I found out that their forebears ended up in the poorhouse! As an aside, some of my motherŽs siblings thought they were "it," especially the one who attended the University of Glasgow and would be somewhat critical of the Glesga patter, or speech pattern! I wonder if she ever knew that her forebears were oeclientsin the oorhouse. No oral stories passed down on this part of the family history. >

For years I held off researching my mother’s Brown family, figuring the name would be as hard to find as a Smith. O ye of little faith, because once I began it wasn’t so hard. I decided to see what I could find out about my mother’s great-great grandfather Andrew Brown (1816-1882) further to what Lanark lister Jim Bundy found for me a few years ago. On a hunch I contacted the Mitchell library, Glasgow, and bingo! Poor soul as Andrew Brown is yet another weaver who ended up in the City Poorhouse, Glasgow. The archivist at the Mitchell could not have been more helpful, and responded to my latest correspondence by return. There is no charge for search but there is a charge of £11 for copies of documents. I’m including the information from the archivist as it could encourage others on the list to follow up on a “hard” name, such as Brown. As for confidentiality re the names: My mother, siblings and others are now dead and so they would not be “annoyed” that I found out that their forebears ended up in the poorhouse! As an aside, some of my mother’s siblings thought they were “it,” especially the one who attended the University of Glasgow and would be somewhat critical of the Glesga patter, or speech pattern! I wonder if she ever knew that her forebears were “clients” in the poorhouse. No oral stories passed down on this part of the family history. Maisie ::: Mitchell Library archivist notes: “The good news is that I have found an application made by Andrew Brown in 1882 before he entered the poorhouse. The bad news is that it isn't very detailed as it refers to an earlier application which sadly has not survived. It does confirm his age, occupation and parents' and first and second wives' names, as well as that he later died in the poorhouse. Glasgow at that time had a number of different districts each dealing with poor relief within their area. Andrew Brown had applied for relief to one of the 'City' districts, but as he was born in another district (the 'Barony') he'd applied to that district too. The later application to the City survives but not the one to the Barony. As he was born in the Barony it was actually that district that was responsible for his case, which is why the application for the City isn't particularly detailed. Unfortunately the poor relief applications for the Barony only survive from 1885. If you'd still like a copy of the application the charge would be £11.00. To go ahead please sign, complete and return the attached order form. To pay you may forward payment to me at the address below, either by cheque (payable to Culture and Sport Glasgow) or by credit/debit card by completing the attached form. Please note that we do not currently have a secure online payment system, but the form can be printed and returned as a hardcopy to the address below . Although I haven't been able to identify any possible applications for Agnes Devine or Maggie Warnock, we do hold an application made by a Thomas Brown who was born in 1797 in Anderston, and applied aged 65 in 1865. Please let me know if you'd like more details about this application also. The application does mention that he and his father were both weavers both from Anderston . We also hold records from the Anderston Society of Weavers and I'll have a search through the membership records for these and let you know if I find anything in these too. Kind regards Nerys Nerys Tunnicliffe Archivist Glasgow Life Glasgow City Archives Mitchell Library North Street Glasgow G3 7DN Tel: 0141 287 2913 Fax: 0141 226 8452 Email: [email protected] Website: www.glasgowlife.org.uk/archives

Hi All, I'd like to second Maisie's comments. My own research has been put on the back burner for now, and I've been quiet on the list for a while, but I remained subscribed on the off-chance that someone else is researching the same lines as me. I think Jim as a moderator managed to keep the balance between letting conversation flow when it was relevant and bringing it to a subtle halt when it wasn't, without being overbearing or heavy handed. I'll be sad to see you step down, Jim, but I do understand the need to focus on other matters. I'd like to thank you for the time you've put in over the last few years. Best wishes, Gus On 9 March 2014 23:07, Maisie Egger <[email protected]> wrote: > > > To: Jim Jackson > Subject: Re: [Lanark] List Available For Adoption > > Dear Jim, > > It is barely enough to voice appreciation and thanks to you for your > exceptional role as administrator of the Lanark list. > > You brought to this position a sense of humour, even-handedness, > open-mindedness and a desire to learn. You did not, to be emphasised, did > not impose "sanctions" but would gently remind listers respectfully that a > particular topic had run its course and to move on. > > Your successor has big shoes to fill, as they say. > > For anyone wishing to take on the vacancy as administrator of the Lanark > list, perhaps it would be helpful if you were to list the rules, > guidelines > and limitations of the role for anyone contemplating applying for the > position. Above all else, the main criteria should be "education," respect > and a curbing of any desire to be heavy-handed in assessing contributions > to > the list. > > It has been a great pleasure to have you as the administrator of the Lanark > list. Ya dun good! > > With best wishes as you move forward to attend to other aspects of your > life. > > A benison. > > Maisie > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jim Jackson > Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 5:08 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Lanark] List Available For Adoption > > After much thought and deliberation I find that the time has come for me to > offer the administration of the Orcadia and Lanark lists for adoption. I > have made severe cuts to my responsibilities to make room for more pressing > matters and this is another of them. > > > > I first wanted to make Orcadia and Lanark available to anyone presently > part > of the "family" before going outside with it. Please reply to me privately > if you would like to become the new administrator. > > > > I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of this group and will remain as a > subscriber to at least participate in discussions when appropriate but also > to keep up with friends I have acquired since becoming admin. You are all > a > wonderful group of people with deep feelings for this part of God's > Creation > and I count myself blessed to have let you into my life. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Jim > > > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 >

To: Jim Jackson Subject: Re: [Lanark] List Available For Adoption Dear Jim, It is barely enough to voice appreciation and thanks to you for your exceptional role as administrator of the Lanark list. You brought to this position a sense of humour, even-handedness, open-mindedness and a desire to learn. You did not, to be emphasised, did not impose "sanctions" but would gently remind listers respectfully that a particular topic had run its course and to move on. Your successor has big shoes to fill, as they say. For anyone wishing to take on the vacancy as administrator of the Lanark list, perhaps it would be helpful if you were to list the rules, guidelines and limitations of the role for anyone contemplating applying for the position. Above all else, the main criteria should be "education," respect and a curbing of any desire to be heavy-handed in assessing contributions to the list. It has been a great pleasure to have you as the administrator of the Lanark list. Ya dun good! With best wishes as you move forward to attend to other aspects of your life. A benison. Maisie -----Original Message----- From: Jim Jackson Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 5:08 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Lanark] List Available For Adoption After much thought and deliberation I find that the time has come for me to offer the administration of the Orcadia and Lanark lists for adoption. I have made severe cuts to my responsibilities to make room for more pressing matters and this is another of them. I first wanted to make Orcadia and Lanark available to anyone presently part of the "family" before going outside with it. Please reply to me privately if you would like to become the new administrator. I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of this group and will remain as a subscriber to at least participate in discussions when appropriate but also to keep up with friends I have acquired since becoming admin. You are all a wonderful group of people with deep feelings for this part of God's Creation and I count myself blessed to have let you into my life. Best wishes, Jim ------------------------------- 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

After much thought and deliberation I find that the time has come for me to offer the administration of the Orcadia and Lanark lists for adoption. I have made severe cuts to my responsibilities to make room for more pressing matters and this is another of them. I first wanted to make Orcadia and Lanark available to anyone presently part of the "family" before going outside with it. Please reply to me privately if you would like to become the new administrator. I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of this group and will remain as a subscriber to at least participate in discussions when appropriate but also to keep up with friends I have acquired since becoming admin. You are all a wonderful group of people with deep feelings for this part of God's Creation and I count myself blessed to have let you into my life. Best wishes, Jim

1865   ELIZABETH ADAM SINGLE 9 MONTHS PARENTS ALEXANDER ADAM AND MARTHA GOUDIE BOTHWELL           THOMAS PORTEOUS SINGLE 22 MONTHS PARENTS WILLIAM PORTEOUS ELIZABETH IZETT HOLYTOWN.           MARY HOGG WIDOW  89 YEARS WIDOW OF WILLIAM HOGG BOTHWELL 1925   CATHERINE MCINTYRE 6 MONTHS PARENTS DONALD MCINTYRE AND JANE FOWLER SALSBURGH           MARGARET SALMON MCCALL 57 SINGLE PARENTS PETER MCCALL AND AGNES SHEARER HARTWOOD.           BRIDGET MCGRATH WIDOW OF PATRICK DUCEY SHOTTS 1956     HELEN CROWLEY MARRIED TO JOHN LAPPIN VIEWPARK    THOMAS TELFORD MARRIED TO JANE YOUNG CARLUKE          OWEN MORRIS SINGLE 63 YEARS PARENTS OWEN MORRIS AND JANE FAGAN That's all for now Cheers Margaret         MARGARET

1918 ALLAN GORRIE (WIDOWER) 45 AND MARGARET MCLEOD 28 BOTH OF LANARK                   PATRICK DUCEY 25 SHOTTS AND AGNES ELDER 22 LANARK Cheers Margaret

Hi listers , Would like to say a special thanks to those that have helped with the way wood James Quinn espesually Irene who has located him .So good thank you now have all the children of James and Susan Quinn of Co Tyrone UK plus James and his wife and children . Olwyn

DD1917     GEORGE  MURRAY TURNBALL EDINBURGH AND  JEMINA  QUILLIER(?) MELROSE                THOMAS PORTEOUS MELROSE AND MARY FALCONER BLACK. MELROSE 1883      GEORGE GREEN CAMBUSLANG AND ISABELA BLACK. BLANTYRE                               WILLIAM MCKAY  BLANTYRE AND JANET STEVENS.BLANTYRE 1913       THOMAS PORTEOUS (WIDOWER  TRANENT AND ISABELLA LOWE (WIDOW                 FREDERICK BROWN EDINBURGH AND ISABEL MUNRO .EDINBURGH 1937      DANIEL WHITTERS (WIDOWER) RUTHERGLEN AND MARY G. ATHYNA .GLASGOW.                           JAMES P FRASER  MOSSEND AND  WILLIAMENA  WILSON DOUGLAS MOSSEND 1890      WILLIAM BEAUMONT LINLITHGOW AND ISABELLA MORRISON LINLITHGOW   Margaret

1912 JANE CAMERON MARRIED TO ALEXANDER CAMERON (HENDERSON)MOTHERWELL           JAMES STRUTHERS SINGLE 35 DAYS PARENTS JOHN STRUTHERS AND EMILY CONFIELD             MOTHERWELL             WILLIAM SCOTT PORTEOUS 77 MARRIED TO BETHIA IZZETT MOTHERWELL 1914  HUGH MCCREA SINGLE 49 PARENTS WILLIAM MCCREA AND JEANNIE MCMATH GIFFNOCK             ELIZABETH DAWSON WIDOW OF JOHN DAWSON 61 YEARS GLASGOW (DIED IN HARTWOOD)              PATRICK DUCEY 57 MARRIED TO BRIDGET MCGRAW SHOTTS. 1925   CATHERINE MCINTYRE 6 MONTH PARENTS  DONALD MCINTYRE AND JANET FOWLER             SHOTTS                          MARGARET SALMON MCCALL 57 YEARS SINGLE PARENTS PETER MCCALL AND AGNES                  Margaret

1868   PETER MCNAB  63 MARRIED TO RACHEL STRANG EDINBURGH             ELIZABETH HENDRIE SINGLE 2 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS PARENTS  JAMES HENDRIE  AND              MARGARET WOODLINN EDINBURGH             MARGARET KEITH 22 SINGLE PARENTS RICHARD KEITH AND MARGARET WEBSTER                     EDINBURGH 1883   JAMES JOHNSTON SINGLE  19 YEARS PARENTS JAMES JOHNSTON AND JANET MCALPINE             BLANTYRE             SUSAN CARROLL 56  WIDOW OF  MICHAEL MCINALLY- JOHN MCMILLAN-JAMES CARROLL             CAMBUSLANG              ALEXANDER ANDERSON  45 MARRIED TO AMELIA CATHERINE FELCK (?) BLANTYRE 1891   WILLIAM DUTHIE MILNE 10 YEARS PARENTS DAVID MILNE AND JANE DUTHIE MONTROSE              ALEXANDER DONALDSON 64 YEARS MARRIED TO MARY CROW MONTROSE              WILLIAM SWANSON (PAUPER FROM OLRIG)  NO PARENTS MENTIONED  64 YEARS FORFAR CHEERS Margaret

1863   JAMES PATERSON 47 MARRIED TO MARGARET  MCMILLAN HOLYTOWN             ROSE CLARK 21 MONTHS (SINGLE) PARENTS EDWARD CLARK AND BRIDGET CURRAN                            NEWARTHILL                         HELEN IZETT  (MS EGLINGTON) HOLYTOWN 1865   ANDREW IZETT 50 YEARS (SINGLE) PARENTS JOHN IZETT AND HELEN DEAS HOLYTOWN            MARGARET WHITELAW 64 YEARS (SINGLE) PARENTS JAMES WHITELAW MARY THOMSON            GEORGE SHARP 18 MONTHS (SINGLE) PARENTS ALEXANDER SHARP MARY MARSHALL  1867   HECTOR ROSS MARRIED TO ELIZABETH  MICHAR (?)STANDREWS            ANNABELLA SMITH MS GIVAN MARRIED TO WILLIAM SMITH (TOWN COUNCILLOR)                     ST ANDREWS            JOHN IZETT 54 (married but no wife listed) PARENTS GEORGE IZETT AND CATHERINE DOUGLAS            ST ANDREWS.                     CHEERS Margaret

Marriages 1912  ALEXANDER KEMP FARQUHAR GLASGOW            MARY MCKENZIE MCNAB GLASGOW            EDWARD KERR GLASGOW            LIZZIE LOWRIE GLASGOW 1904  DONALD H PERRISON (?) (MINISTER) LEWIS            JESSIE WHYTE PILLER EDINBURGH            ROBERT MCNAB GLASGOW           ISABEL HOPE DUMBARTONSHIRE  1882   WILLIAM WHITTERS CAMBUSLANG               MARGARET GREEN CAMBUSLANG             WILLIAM FOWLER CAMBUSLANG              ELIZABETH MAYS CAMBUSLANG                 CHEERS Margaret

1917     GEORGE  MURRAY TURNBALL EDINBURGH AND  JEMINA  QUILLIER(?) MELROSE                THOMAS PORTEOUS MELROSE AND MARY FALCONER BLACK. MELROSE                             -------------------------------------------------------- 1883      GEORGE GREEN CAMBUSLANG AND ISABELA BLACK. BLANTYRE                               WILLIAM MCKAY  BLANTYRE AND JANET STEVENS.BLANTYRE                         ---------------------------------------------------------- 1913       THOMAS PORTEOUS (WIDOWER)  TRANENT AND ISABELLA LOWE (WIDOW MS MACKAY)                 FREDERICK BROWN EDINBURGH AND ISABEL MUNRO .EDINBURGH                                    ----------------------------------------------- 1937      DANIEL WHITTERS (WIDOWER) RUTHERGLEN AND MARY G. ATHYNA .GLASGOW.                           JAMES P FRASER  MOSSEND AND  WILLIAMENA  WILSON DOUGLAS .MOSSEND                                                           -------------------------------------------- 1890      WILLIAM BEAUMONT LINLITHGOW AND ISABELLA MORRISON LINLITHGOW            JAMES MCNAB LINLITHGOW AND CATHERINE TWEED LINLITHGOW  Email me off list if any one needs more information Hope this helps someone. Cheers Margaret

Why not put them on the Scotland BDM Exchange - they are more likely to reach the right person there. http://www.sctbdm.com/index.php Anne

Anne, Fabulous idea! I had completely forgotten about looking for new additions on that site! Thanks for the suggestion! Lorraine -----Original Message----- From: Anne Burgess <[email protected]> To: Margaret McNab <[email protected]>; Newsgroup Lanarkshire <[email protected]> Sent: Wed, Mar 5, 2014 2:43 pm Subject: Re: [Lanark] Extras Why not put them on the Scotland BDM Exchange - they are more likely to reach the right person there. http://www.sctbdm.com/index.php Anne ------------------------------- 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

As always, I am looking for researchers and connections for William Martin b 24 Dec 1853 to James Martin and Elizabeth George who married (1) George Russell, (2) James Martin, and (3) Hugh Docherty. The wife of William Martin was Helen Neilson, b 24 Jul 1849 to James and Helen Fyfe Neilson. Below is an outline of the Neilson family as I've constructed it from Census and IGI material. Would be interested in hearing from others researching this family. Thank you, Judy Russell, Bogart, Georgia, USA DRAFT: Descendants of James Neilson 1 James Neilson .. +Helen Fyfe m: Nov 1838 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Jane Forsyth Neilson b: Sep 1838 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 James Neilson b: 07 Oct 1839 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Jean Nilson b: Abt. 1840 ..... 2 John Neilson b: 11 Sep 1841 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Moses Neilson b: 03 Oct 1844 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Aaron Neilson b: 15 Nov 1845 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Mary Neilson b: Abt. 07 Nov 1847 in New Monkland, Lanark, Scotland ..... 2 Abraham Neilson b: Abt. 1848 ..... 2 Helen Neilson b: 24 Jul 1849 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland d: 22 Feb 1892 in Denniston County, Lanarkshire, Scotland ......... +William Martin b: 24 Dec 1853 in Cambusnethan, Lanark, Scotland m: 11 Aug 1871 in Dalziel, Lanarkshire, Scotland d: Aft. 1910 Father: James Martin Mother: Elizabeth George ..... 2 Janet Neilson b: Abt. 1852 ..... 2 Margaret Neilson b: 26 Jan 1858 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland

1893 ELIZABETH KIRKWOOD DUNLOP PARENTS GEORGE DUNLOP AND SUSANNE CURITER (?) CROSS DALRY 1893  BARBARA MCNAB PARENTS JAMES MCNAB AND CATHERINE TWEED   WESTEND DALRY 1893 JOHN BARCLAY BROWN MOTHER JANET BROWN  DALRY. 1856 JOHN MCDOUGALL PARENTS JAMES MCDOUGALL AND JANE MCDOUGAL (SAME AS FATHER) CALLANDER 1856 JOHN CAMPBELL PARENTS DONALD CAMPBELL CHRISTIAN CAMERON CALLANDER 1856 MARION WILSON MCNAB PARENTS ROBERT MCNAB AND ISABELLA NEILSON CALLANDER. Cheers Margaret