My family folk lore tells me that my Great Grandmother arrived in Scotland from Gounty Down when she was about 2 years old. Her name was Elizabeth McTear. The lore also said they arrived in Salcoats before they went to Glasgow. I found the family easily from 1881 onwards and after lots of guessing and searching I found them in Bridgetein Glasgow on the 1871 census but under the name or spelling Mattee.  see below   1871 Census 24 Brown St Bridgeton James Mattee -40 Gas works labourer b -Ireland (note spelling of McTear) Sarah Mattee- 36 Elizabeth Mattee - 13 Agnes Matee - 7   I cannot access census information at the moment and would be obliged if anyone could help and see if they can find this family under any spelling of McTear, McTear , McTier , Mackateer etc in either Glasgow or Salcoats area on 1861 census. 

Hello I am trying to find descendants of Robert and Sarah Jane Lindsay MacKay. They lived in Cambusnethan area in 1851. Their daughters married Browns, Renwick. Son Thomas was born about 1840. Lindsey

Thomas CRILLY a Labourer (Chemical) and Catherine BEGEN where married in February 1882 and they both gave their address as being Peter Street, Priv. Ho., Dundonald, Ayrshire that was witnessed by Bridget CLARK and James GRAHAM. Catherine's parents are listed as Thomas BEGEN and Bridget (nee CLARK), Thomas' parents are listed as Michael CRILLY and Alice(nee MILLIGAN). When researching the 1881 Census for Peter Street Priv. Ho. I find the following information: Thomas CLARK, Head, 46 years, Labourer (Chemical) born in Ireland. Bridget CLARK, Wife, 44 years born in Ireland. Michael CLARK, Son, 25 years, Labourer (Chemical) born in Ireland. Ann CASSIDY CLARK, Son's Wife, 22 years born in Ireland. John CLARK, Son (Grandson) 1 month born in Irvine, Ayr, Scotland. James CASSIDY, Lodger, Labourer (Chemical), 25 years born in Ireland. I have been unable to find a Thomas BEGEN on the 1881 Census and I believe that Thomas CLARK is actually Thomas BEGEN, is this possible. Any assistance, that anyone con give me would be appreciated. Thank you, John Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada.

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I've only found out about this family recently so don't really know much about them. Previously I had been researching "Gilbert" and getting nowhere. But I will certainly take all of this advice into account. Many thanks. -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of thomas mellan Sent: Sunday, 7 November 2010 7:30 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Lanark] PENMAN family In my own family tree research I found that my Aunt hand a middle name that was the Family name of a close friend of my Grand-Mother. If I had not learnd this fact from my Aunt herself, I could have spent a lot of time chasing a false lead. Do not know if that is the situation with your middle name search. Just one possibility > From: laurettekg@bigpond.com > To: lanark@rootsweb.com > Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2010 13:16:18 +1100 > Subject: [Lanark] PENMAN family > > I have previously used this mailing list in regard to a Mary GILBERT c1849 > born Glasgow. Since then I have received information from the Glasgow > Archives in regard to an Application for Relief, Glasgow City Parish. I > have found a Mary Gilbert PENMAN born 20 Nov 1849. Parents were William > Penman c1808 Camlachie, died 19 Aug 1852 Glasgow, and Helen Drummond born 2 > Mar 1812 Crieff. It appears they had two children, both girls, being Mary, > also Helen Baxter PENMAN born 17 Sep 1847 Glasgow. It states that Mary was > a very sick child and I believe that she was nursed and brought back to > health by Mary CAMPBELL. These families lived at Gallowgate (unsure if it > is a "Street"). Also I found Helen PENMAN was a lodger with the SPARLING > family on the 1861 Census. Joseph SPARLING was a witness at her birth, and > they too lived at Gallowgate. Helen Drummond Penman sought relief after her > husband died, and it seems Helen herself wasn't in the best of health > either. She was paralysed on the right side so it seems she wasn't well > enough to raise her children. The Application for Relief refers to Doctor's > reports but I was advised that none were available. I have been unable to > find a death for Helen Drummond Penman. There was one in 1860 with the > surname of OWEN but the age was 75yo, way out. > > I now believe that this is the family I am after and would like to make > contact with any relatives, if possible. I do have a couple of questions. > For William Penman's funeral, it states that he had a chaise with two > horses. I know what a chaise lounge is, and I know what a carriage is, but > could someone explain just what a chaise is please? Also, with both the > sisters having names such as Mary Gilbert and Helen Baxter; could anyone > hazard a guess where the middle names of Gilbert and Baxter would come from? > > With thanks. > > Laurette > Australia > > > > > ------------------------------- > > LANARK, SCOTLAND MAILING LIST > > > LIST TOPIC: The discussion and research of genealogy or history information pertaining to Lanark, Scotland at any point in its history. > > WHEN REPLYING to any list post please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply > > LIST INFORMATION PAGE: Contact the List Admin at lanark-admin@rootsweb.com; or to search the list archives, get information on subscribing or unsubscribing, or to obtain other useful information to help you use the list more effectively, please 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 LANARK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- LANARK, SCOTLAND MAILING LIST LIST TOPIC: The discussion and research of genealogy or history information pertaining to Lanark, Scotland at any point in its history. WHEN REPLYING to any list post please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply LIST INFORMATION PAGE: Contact the List Admin at lanark-admin@rootsweb.com; or to search the list archives, get information on subscribing or unsubscribing, or to obtain other useful information to help you use the list more effectively, please 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 LANARK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks Ken I did do a search for it but nothing came up matching what I was after. -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Ken Harrison Sent: Sunday, 7 November 2010 6:39 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Lanark] chaise Laurette, A "chaise" is simply the French word for a chair. In the context you quote below, it refers to a "wheeled chair" or light carriage drawn by one or more horses. Although usually 2-wheeled, some larger ones were 4-wheeled. Any good dictionary will have more details, and often will have an illustration. "Chaise lounge" is actually a common mis-spelling and mis-pronunciation of "chaise longue" or "long chair". Hope this helps. Ken Harrison North Vancouver, Canada -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of L Gerholt Sent: November 6, 2010 7:16 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: [Lanark] PENMAN family For William Penman's funeral, it states that he had a chaise with two horses. I know what a chaise lounge is, and I know what a carriage is, but could someone explain just what a chaise is please? Laurette Australia ------------------------------- LANARK, SCOTLAND MAILING LIST LIST TOPIC: The discussion and research of genealogy or history information pertaining to Lanark, Scotland at any point in its history. WHEN REPLYING to any list post please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply LIST INFORMATION PAGE: Contact the List Admin at lanark-admin@rootsweb.com; or to search the list archives, get information on subscribing or unsubscribing, or to obtain other useful information to help you use the list more effectively, please 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 LANARK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have previously used this mailing list in regard to a Mary GILBERT c1849 born Glasgow. Since then I have received information from the Glasgow Archives in regard to an Application for Relief, Glasgow City Parish. I have found a Mary Gilbert PENMAN born 20 Nov 1849. Parents were William Penman c1808 Camlachie, died 19 Aug 1852 Glasgow, and Helen Drummond born 2 Mar 1812 Crieff. It appears they had two children, both girls, being Mary, also Helen Baxter PENMAN born 17 Sep 1847 Glasgow. It states that Mary was a very sick child and I believe that she was nursed and brought back to health by Mary CAMPBELL. These families lived at Gallowgate (unsure if it is a "Street"). Also I found Helen PENMAN was a lodger with the SPARLING family on the 1861 Census. Joseph SPARLING was a witness at her birth, and they too lived at Gallowgate. Helen Drummond Penman sought relief after her husband died, and it seems Helen herself wasn't in the best of health either. She was paralysed on the right side so it seems she wasn't well enough to raise her children. The Application for Relief refers to Doctor's reports but I was advised that none were available. I have been unable to find a death for Helen Drummond Penman. There was one in 1860 with the surname of OWEN but the age was 75yo, way out. I now believe that this is the family I am after and would like to make contact with any relatives, if possible. I do have a couple of questions. For William Penman's funeral, it states that he had a chaise with two horses. I know what a chaise lounge is, and I know what a carriage is, but could someone explain just what a chaise is please? Also, with both the sisters having names such as Mary Gilbert and Helen Baxter; could anyone hazard a guess where the middle names of Gilbert and Baxter would come from? With thanks. Laurette Australia

In my own family tree research I found that my Aunt hand a middle name that was the Family name of a close friend of my Grand-Mother. If I had not learnd this fact from my Aunt herself, I could have spent a lot of time chasing a false lead. Do not know if that is the situation with your middle name search. Just one possibility > From: laurettekg@bigpond.com > To: lanark@rootsweb.com > Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2010 13:16:18 +1100 > Subject: [Lanark] PENMAN family > > I have previously used this mailing list in regard to a Mary GILBERT c1849 > born Glasgow. Since then I have received information from the Glasgow > Archives in regard to an Application for Relief, Glasgow City Parish. I > have found a Mary Gilbert PENMAN born 20 Nov 1849. Parents were William > Penman c1808 Camlachie, died 19 Aug 1852 Glasgow, and Helen Drummond born 2 > Mar 1812 Crieff. It appears they had two children, both girls, being Mary, > also Helen Baxter PENMAN born 17 Sep 1847 Glasgow. It states that Mary was > a very sick child and I believe that she was nursed and brought back to > health by Mary CAMPBELL. These families lived at Gallowgate (unsure if it > is a "Street"). Also I found Helen PENMAN was a lodger with the SPARLING > family on the 1861 Census. Joseph SPARLING was a witness at her birth, and > they too lived at Gallowgate. Helen Drummond Penman sought relief after her > husband died, and it seems Helen herself wasn't in the best of health > either. She was paralysed on the right side so it seems she wasn't well > enough to raise her children. The Application for Relief refers to Doctor's > reports but I was advised that none were available. I have been unable to > find a death for Helen Drummond Penman. There was one in 1860 with the > surname of OWEN but the age was 75yo, way out. > > I now believe that this is the family I am after and would like to make > contact with any relatives, if possible. I do have a couple of questions. > For William Penman's funeral, it states that he had a chaise with two > horses. I know what a chaise lounge is, and I know what a carriage is, but > could someone explain just what a chaise is please? Also, with both the > sisters having names such as Mary Gilbert and Helen Baxter; could anyone > hazard a guess where the middle names of Gilbert and Baxter would come from? > > With thanks. > > Laurette > Australia > > > > > ------------------------------- > > LANARK, SCOTLAND MAILING LIST > > > LIST TOPIC: The discussion and research of genealogy or history information pertaining to Lanark, Scotland at any point in its history. > > WHEN REPLYING to any list post please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply > > LIST INFORMATION PAGE: Contact the List Admin at lanark-admin@rootsweb.com; or to search the list archives, get information on subscribing or unsubscribing, or to obtain other useful information to help you use the list more effectively, please 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 LANARK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Laurette, A "chaise" is simply the French word for a chair. In the context you quote below, it refers to a "wheeled chair" or light carriage drawn by one or more horses. Although usually 2-wheeled, some larger ones were 4-wheeled. Any good dictionary will have more details, and often will have an illustration. "Chaise lounge" is actually a common mis-spelling and mis-pronunciation of "chaise longue" or "long chair". Hope this helps. Ken Harrison North Vancouver, Canada -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of L Gerholt Sent: November 6, 2010 7:16 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: [Lanark] PENMAN family For William Penman's funeral, it states that he had a chaise with two horses. I know what a chaise lounge is, and I know what a carriage is, but could someone explain just what a chaise is please? Laurette Australia

As you know Catholic records are beginning to show on Scotlands  People. Below is a list of Hackett's ( exact spelling only) in date order within alphabetical Christian name order. It appears Catholic burial records do not account for female maiden names which means any married females born as Hackett's will not show and only be found under their married names.       No Date Surname / Maiden Name Forename Sex Age Parish Image 1 11/12/1936 HACKETT -----     GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  2 03/10/1893 HACKETT AGNES F 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  **** 3 11/02/1947 HACKETT AGNES F   GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  4 05/12/1934 HACKETT ALEXANDER D M 8 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  5 15/06/1874 HACKETT ANN F 9 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  6 22/09/1907 HACKETT ANNIE F 55 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  7 09/06/1956 HACKETT ANNIE F 50 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  8 27/08/1915 HACKETT ARTHUR MONCURR M 20 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  9 08/02/1928 HACKETT BRIDGET F 69 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  10 18/09/1902 HACKETT CATHERINE F 25 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  11 05/05/1943 HACKETT CATHERINE F 59 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  12 18/11/1852 HACKETT CATHRINE F 0 GLASGOW, OLD DALBETH CEMETERY  13 14/09/1901 HACKETT CHRISTINA CATHERI F 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  14 18/12/1894 HACKETT CHRISTOPHER M 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  15 03/08/1895 HACKETT ELIZABETH F 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  16 02/04/1913 HACKETT ELIZABETH F 66 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  17 15/01/1927 HACKETT ELIZABETH F 67 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  18 20/06/1934 HACKETT ELIZABETH F 59 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  19 16/12/1918 HACKETT ELIZABETH O'LEARY F 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  20 02/12/1886 HACKETT FRANCIS M 7 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ******** 21 04/10/1896 HACKETT FRANCIS M 73 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ***** 22 28/01/1941 HACKETT FRANCIS M 66 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  23 22/04/1917 HACKETT HARRY M 31 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  24 27/12/1873 HACKETT HELEN F 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ********** 25 18/01/1893 HACKETT HELEN F   GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY 26 03/04/1936 HACKETT HELEN F   GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  27 13/04/1881 HACKETT JAMES M 6 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  28 07/01/1886 HACKETT JAMES M 4 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  29 15/12/1901 HACKETT JAMES M 5 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  30 22/05/1917 HACKETT JAMES M 2 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  31 06/08/1921 HACKETT JAMES M 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  32 24/05/1923 HACKETT JAMES M 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  33 10/12/1945 HACKETT JAMES M 63 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  34 22/04/1926 HACKETT JANE F 54 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  35 10/01/1940 HACKETT JANE F 61 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  36 01/03/1930 HACKETT JEAN F 21 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  37 04/03/1889 HACKETT JOHN M 5 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  38 11/06/1921 HACKETT JOHN M 52 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  39 23/01/1945 HACKETT JOHN M   GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  40 23/04/1951 HACKETT JOHN M 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  41 17/01/1922 HACKETT JOHN M M 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  42 08/01/1954 HACKETT JOHN W M 58 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  43 20/01/1925 HACKETT JOSEPH M 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  44 17/08/1939 HACKETT JOSEPHINE F 19 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  45 05/03/1925 HACKETT MARGARET F 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  46 29/03/1944 HACKETT MARGARET F 65 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  47 24/04/1886 HACKETT MARTIN M 3 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ******* 48 15/04/1913 HACKETT MARTIN M 4 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  49 12/12/1915 HACKETT MARTIN M 65 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ****** 50 23/03/1933 HACKETT MARY F 83 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY 51 15/03/1937 HACKETT MARY F 49 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  52 23/12/1944 HACKETT MARY F 73 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  53 21/04/1959 HACKETT MARY A F 63 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  54 28/06/1910 HACKETT OWEN M 20 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  55 25/05/1878 HACKETT PATRICK M   GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  56 23/06/1912 HACKETT PATRICK M 68 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  57 14/05/1895 HACKETT PATRICK JAMES M 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  58 06/10/1853 HACKETT PETER M 55 GLASGOW, OLD DALBETH CEMETERY  59 21/05/1899 HACKETT PETER M 52 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  60 06/12/1958 HACKETT ROBERT M 58 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  61 11/02/1878 HACKETT ROSANN F 52 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  62 27/04/1902 HACKETT ROSEANN F 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  63 14/08/1935 HACKETT SAMEUL M 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  64 15/04/1852 HACKETT SOPHIA F 1 GLASGOW, OLD DALBETH CEMETERY  65 17/11/1873 HACKETT SUSAN F 41 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  ******* 66 17/12/1917 HACKETT THERESA F 0 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  67 09/03/1921 HACKETT THOMAS M 67 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  68 18/07/1947 HACKETT THOMAS M 46 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  69 22/09/1901 HACKETT WALTER M 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  70 04/01/1908 HACKETT WALTER M 1 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY  71 24/04/1940 HACKETT WILLIAM M 68 GLASGOW, ST PETER'S DALBETH CEMETERY

I don't believe that Thomas Lett Hackett was connected to our family. As all of our men were Orangemen in Canada I think that they may have known him and their father sent the tintype to his son in Michigan. I wouldn't put too much strength on his kinship because of religion - it was often changed, much like a shirt, by some depending upon the circumstances of the time. Cliff. “May the best you’ve ever seen, Be the worst you’ll ever see,” >From A Scots Toast by Allan Ramsay -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of duncan mcintosh Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 3:16 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton My Hacketts were Catholics but that yours was an Orangeman with almost certainty puts his origins in either Ulster or the west of Scotland ----- Original Message ---- From: Cliff. Johnston <moments-in-time@comcast.net> To: lanark@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, November 4, 2010 2:26:27 PM Subject: Re: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton Interesting as a Hackett tintype is in our Johnston Family Album which was kept from the 1860s to the early 1900s. Here are 3 links to Thomas Lett Hackett: http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/42825844 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886793 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886797 The last two images are contemporary photos which were sent to me just this year. Cliff. Johnston “May the best you’ve ever seen, Be the worst you’ll ever see,” >From A Scots Toast by Allan Ramsay -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of duncan mcintosh Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 7:49 AM To: lanark Subject: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton HACKETT DEATHS 1855-1900 ( Bridgeton and Calton Districts) Below are a list of Hackett deaths between 1855 and 1900 within the districts of Bridgeton and Calton in the East End of Glasgow. The adjoining districts of Calton and Bridgeton would cover no more than a half a mile radius each, so any deaths in the equally densely populated surrounding registration districts would not show here. It is certain that some Hacketts would have moved to nearby areas like the Gorbals and Tradeston just across the River Clyde or to areas such as Parkhead, Dennistoun or Camlachie. It is very probable that when Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly arrived in Glasgow from Fermanagh in 1846 that they both already had relatives in Glasgow, but I have never traced these. I cannot be certain that all of the Hacketts mentioned below are relatives but I would be surprised if some, if not most, were not. For that reason I have only highlighted in bold those Hacketts I am certain are relatives. The reason why I started in 1855 was because that was the year Birth Certificates became compulsory in Scotland, and before then deaths in Scotland were rarely recorded. It is difficult to imagine suffering like this in one family but the probability is that this type of misery was common for many at that time and in particular amongst the poorest who were the Catholic Irish. Of the deaths shown below 21 were of children who died at less than 5 years old and only three reached the age of 70 or more, the so called allotted three score and ten. If you are ever in Glasgow and are going up London Road from the city centre, then just about half a mile past Celtic Park is Dalbeth, where virtually all of my mothers Irish and Catholic ancestors and relatives who came to Glasgow are buried. There lie not only our Hacketts, but Boyles, Keans, Kellys, McMenemies, Reillys and many more. Martin Hacket 1857 Jan 11, aged 2 years 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: hooping cough Buried: Dalbeth cemetery by Glasgow (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents,Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) James Hackett, labourer, widower 1858 June 2, aged 58 116 New Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow parents unknown cause unknown buried Dalbeth informant: Ann Hackett, daughter Francis Hackett 1858 Feb 23, aged 8 mths 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, mason's labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: pneumonia Buried: Dalbeth (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents, Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly ) Arthur Hacket, victualler, married 1858 Jan 2, aged 54 22 Park Lane, Glasgow F: James Hacket, dec M: Agnes M/S McInalty unknown cause Buried: St Mary's Burying Ground Catherine Hackett 1858 Feb 25, aged 19mths 61 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean hooping cough buried Dalbeth (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Patrick Hacket 1859 Oct 18, aged 5 days 60 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean convulsions from birth Buried: Dalbeth Inf: Catherine Hacket, grandmother, x her mark (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Sarah McKenna, wife of a labourer, married 1860 July 24, aged 50 98 Saltmarket F: James Hacket, cottar, dec M: Helen M/S _________dec organic disease? Buried: Dalbeth Inf: John McKenna, son James Hackett, coal mine labourer, marr to Margaret McFadyen 1861 Aug 8, aged 52 24 Sister St, Calton F: James Hackett, Ag Lab, dec M: Catherine M/S O'Neil, dec inflamation of the bowels William Hacket 1861 Oct 20, aged 9 Denconis Close, Calton Mouth F: John Hacket, labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer gastric fever Eleanor Jane Hackett 1862 Dec 15, aged 1 year 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kain Bronchitis (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) George Hacket, illegitimate 1865 Nov 10, aged 12 hrs 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Peter Hacket, illegitmate 1865 Nov 11, aged 2 days 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Inf: George Ross, occupier Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner, married to Catherine Riley 1869 April 21, aged 62 206 Main St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, farmer, dec M: Margaret M/S Flanagan, dec Cause: paralysis, 4 yrs Inf: Francis Hacket, son, x his mark (My 3XGGrandfather actual age was 84 not 62) Catherine Hacket, widow of Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner 1870 June 24, aged 62 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Hugh Reilly, farmer, dec M: Catherine M/S Hagerty, dec asthma Inf: Miles Kelly, son-in-law, x his mark (My 3XGGrandmother actual age was 69 not 62) Mary Hackett, silk winder 1871 Jan 7, aged 15 32 East Hope St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, forge labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Daily Consumption Letitia Hacket 1871 Sept 4, aged 8 mths 223 Main St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes gastro enteritis Nancy Hacket, marr to William Hacket, chemist's furnaceman 1872 March 21, aged 32 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: James Daly, labourer, dec M: Helen M/S Hanrata, dec child birth, rupture of uterus Ann Hacket, widow of Arthur Hacket, labourer 1872 July 4, aged 72 1 Abercromby St, Glasgow F: Condy O'Neil, farm labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S McCabe, dec bronchitis Inf: Catherine McKillop, daughter, x her mark Ann Miller, marr to James Miller, reed maker, journeyman 1872 July 24, aged 24 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: John Hackett, factory labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer consumption John Hacket 1873 Oct 11, aged 1 month 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes spasmodic croup Susan Hackett, marr to Francis Hackett, contractor's labourer 1873 Nov 15, aged 41 27 Main St, Glasgow F: Manasseh Kean, labourer, dec M: Rose M/S McMenemy, dec asthma Inf: Martin Hackett, son (My 2XGGrandmother actual age was 49 not 41) BURIED DALBETH Helen Hacket, illegtimate 1873 Dec 24, aged 9 mths 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer marasmus (Grandchild of my 3XGGparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Elizabeth Hacket or Ferguson, illegitimate 1874 Feb 22, aged 1 month 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer died suddenly (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Margaret Hackett 1874 June 19, aged 5 hrs 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes premature birth Susan Hackett, illegitmate 1875 May 17, 1 day old 27 Main St, Glasgow M: Rose Ann Hackett, cotton factory flyer premature birth (8 mths) Inf: M Hackett, uncle (Grandchild of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) Margaret Hacket, widow of James Hacket, labourer 1875 Nov 12, aged 62 60 Little St, Glasgow F: James McFadyen, farmer, dec M: Mary M/S Brannan, dec bronchitis Inf: Thomas Campbell, son-in-law Margaret Hackett 1878 Dec 18 aged 10 and a half days old 80 Stevenson St Glasgow F: James Hackett ,sewing machine mechanice M: Bridget Linden Debility ,bronchitis Catherine McKillop 1st husband Micheal Cairney ,shoemaker 2nd husband Peter McKillop , cabinetmaker 1880 May 18th aged 55 115 Abercromby St. F: Arthur Hackett factory worker ( dec) M: Ann O’Neil ( dec) Ascites paralysis Patrick Hacket 1880 Dec 6, aged 11 3 French St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes acute meningitis __________ John Hackett, factory labourer, married to Sarah Trainer 1880 July 25, aged 55 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: George Hackett, labourer, dec M: Mary M/S Quin, dec chronic bronchitis Inf: James Hackett, son Rose Anne Hackett, cotton factory flyer, single 1881 Jan 11th ,aged 26 2,Bell Street F: Francis Hackett, labourer M: Susan Kean ( dec) Chronic bronchitis Inf. Martin Hackett ( brother, my GGrandfather) (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) __________ James Hackett 1881 April 11, aged 5 F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes congestion of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) ___________ Edward Hacket 1882 April 15, aged 2 days 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Margaret M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Elizabeth Hackett 1883 29th Mar., aged 11 days, 10 Trafalgar St. Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett Chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth Hughes Premature birth (7th month) Samuel Hackett **** 1886 April 16, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer broncho pneumonia, convulsion (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear.) _________ Martin Hackett **** 1886 April 22, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Scarlatina (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Francis Hackett 1886 Nov 30th , aged 7 11 Bell St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes consumption of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) __________ John Hackett 1889 March 2, aged 5 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle diarrhoea ___________ James Hackett 1889 May 22, aged 3 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James Hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle Pneumonia Ellen Hacket 1889 10th Sep aged 7 months 9 Bell St , Glasgow F: William Hacket ,chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan Bronchitis James Hacket, sewing machine factory machinist, married to Mary Doyle 1892 March 31, aged 25 36 Norman St, Glasgow F: Peter Hacket, labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S Connelly phthisis pulmonalis ____________ Elizabeth Hacket 1892 Mar 31 , aged 3 days 5 Rumford St F: William Hacket, chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan exhaustion Charles Hacket 1892 July 29, aged 1 day 103 Reid St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work furnaceman M: Mary M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Sarah Hackett ( widow of John Hackett , factory oiler 1892 Oct 20. aged 62 220 Mann St F: James Trainor M: Ann McKenna Senile decay Inf E.Gilliband son in law Elizabeth Hacket 1893 Sept 9th, 3 months 72 Reid St F: William Hackett, chemical works labourer M: Mary Docherty Broncho-pneumonia Agnes Hackett 1893 Oct 1, aged 14 mths 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Erysipelas (daughter of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Mary Hannah Hacket 1894 Aug 10th aged 4 moths 72 Reid St. F: William Hacket, bricklayers labourer M: Margaret McTaggert Erysipelas Susan Hacket 1894 July 17 aged 1 month 72, Reid St F: William Hacket, boatyard labourer M: Mary Docherty Premature birth 7 months Mary Hacket, married to William Hacket, boatyard labourer 1894 15th Aug, aged 21 72 Reid St. F: William Docherty M: Susan Donnelly Phthisis pulmonalis Francis Hackett, coal dealer, married to: 1st Susan kane 2nd Margaret Kelly 1896 Oct 3, aged 73 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, infantry sargeant, dec M: Catherine M/S Reilly, dec cerebral haemorrhage Inf: Martin Hackett, son (my 2X GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Theresa Hacket 1898 Oct 3rd , aged 11 months Belvidere Hospital Usual residence 20,St Andrews Sq, F: Hugh Hacket, masons labourer M: Sarah Vickery Measles, ottis media, meningitis Bridget Martin married to John Martin , steelwork labourer 1899 Aug 11th , aged 27 15 Strathclyde St. F: Peter Hackett furnaceman ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Cardiac disease with bronco-pneumonia after child birth Mary McGee, married to Thomas McGee, bricklayers journeyman 1900 Jan 26th , aged 35 3, Beechgrove St F: Peter Hackett, stoker ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Pulmon phthisis LATER HACKETT DEATH INFORMATION Samuel Hackett (shoemaker) Single 1913 15th Oct. aged 76 (found dead that day) 62,Whitevale St. Camlachie F: Martin Hackett (Chelsea Pensioner) M: Catherine Reilly Probable Cardiac failure (seen after death) Inf: Margaret Dougan ( niece) (Son of my 3X GGrandparents) Martin Hackett (coal merchant) Married to Elizabeth McTear 1915 10th. Dec. (11-00am) aged 63 63, Reid St.,Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett (railway surfaceman) M: Susan Kean Hemiplegia Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton (my GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Elizabeth Hackett Widow of Martin Hackett (coal dealer) 1923 26th March (6-30am) aged 66 63, Reid St. Bridgeton F: James McTear ( coal dealer) M: Sarah Lemon General paralysis ,Senile decay Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton) (My GGrandmother) Susan Boyle (nee Hackett) Married to John Boyle Baker 1951 Oct. 19 (7-55pm) aged 65 7, Colbert St.,Bridgeton F: Martin Hackett (coal dealer) M: Elizabeth McTear Chronic myocarditis and chronic nephritis Inf: John Boyle ( husband) (My grandmother) John Boyle, Baker, married, Widower of Susan Hackett 1953 28 Jan aged 64 7, Colbert St., Bridgeton F: James Boyle M: Catherine Kelly Bronchial Carcinoma (died in Belvidere Hospital) Inf: James Boyle ,30 Ardmory Av. 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My Hacketts were Catholics but that yours was an Orangeman with almost certainty puts his origins in either Ulster or the west of Scotland   ----- Original Message ---- From: Cliff. Johnston <moments-in-time@comcast.net> To: lanark@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, November 4, 2010 2:26:27 PM Subject: Re: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton Interesting as a Hackett tintype is in our Johnston Family Album which was kept from the 1860s to the early 1900s.  Here are 3 links to Thomas Lett Hackett: http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/42825844 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886793 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886797 The last two images are contemporary photos which were sent to me just this year. Cliff. Johnston “May the best you’ve ever seen, Be the worst you’ll ever see,” >From A Scots Toast by Allan Ramsay -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of duncan mcintosh Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 7:49 AM To: lanark Subject: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton HACKETT DEATHS 1855-1900 ( Bridgeton and Calton Districts) Below are a list of Hackett deaths between 1855 and 1900 within the districts of Bridgeton and Calton in the East End of Glasgow. The adjoining districts of Calton and Bridgeton would cover no more than a half a mile radius each, so any deaths in the equally densely populated surrounding registration districts would not show here. It is certain that some Hacketts would have moved to nearby areas like the Gorbals and Tradeston just across the River Clyde or to areas such as Parkhead, Dennistoun or Camlachie. It is very probable that when Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly arrived in Glasgow from Fermanagh in 1846 that they both already had relatives in Glasgow, but I have never traced these. I cannot be certain that all of the Hacketts mentioned below are relatives but I would be surprised if some, if not most, were not. For that reason I have only highlighted in bold those Hacketts I am certain are relatives. The reason why I started in 1855 was because that was the year Birth Certificates became compulsory in Scotland, and before then deaths in Scotland were rarely recorded. It is difficult to imagine suffering like this in one family but the probability is that this type of misery was common for many at that time and in particular amongst the poorest who were the Catholic Irish.  Of the deaths shown below 21 were of children who died at less than 5 years old and only three reached the age of 70 or more, the so called allotted three score and ten. If you are ever in Glasgow and are going up London Road from the city centre, then just about half a mile past Celtic Park is Dalbeth, where virtually all of my mothers Irish and Catholic ancestors and relatives who came to Glasgow are buried. There lie not only our Hacketts, but Boyles, Keans, Kellys, McMenemies, Reillys and many more. Martin Hacket 1857 Jan 11, aged 2 years 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: hooping cough Buried: Dalbeth cemetery by Glasgow (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents,Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) James Hackett, labourer, widower 1858 June 2, aged 58 116 New Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow parents unknown cause unknown buried Dalbeth informant: Ann Hackett, daughter Francis Hackett 1858 Feb 23, aged 8 mths 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, mason's labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: pneumonia Buried: Dalbeth (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents, Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly ) Arthur Hacket, victualler, married 1858 Jan 2, aged 54 22 Park Lane, Glasgow F: James Hacket, dec M: Agnes M/S McInalty unknown cause Buried: St Mary's Burying Ground Catherine Hackett 1858 Feb 25, aged 19mths 61 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean hooping cough buried Dalbeth (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Patrick Hacket 1859 Oct 18, aged 5 days 60 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean convulsions from birth Buried: Dalbeth Inf: Catherine Hacket, grandmother, x her mark (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Sarah McKenna, wife of a labourer, married 1860 July 24, aged 50 98 Saltmarket F: James Hacket, cottar, dec M: Helen M/S _________dec organic disease? Buried: Dalbeth Inf: John McKenna, son James Hackett, coal mine labourer, marr to Margaret McFadyen 1861 Aug 8, aged 52 24 Sister St, Calton F: James Hackett, Ag Lab, dec M: Catherine M/S O'Neil, dec inflamation of the bowels William Hacket 1861 Oct 20, aged 9 Denconis Close, Calton Mouth F: John Hacket, labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer gastric fever Eleanor Jane Hackett 1862 Dec 15, aged 1 year 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kain Bronchitis (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) George Hacket, illegitimate 1865 Nov 10, aged 12 hrs 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Peter Hacket, illegitmate 1865 Nov 11, aged 2 days 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Inf: George Ross, occupier Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner, married to Catherine Riley 1869 April 21, aged 62 206 Main St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, farmer, dec M: Margaret M/S Flanagan, dec Cause: paralysis, 4 yrs Inf: Francis Hacket, son, x his mark (My 3XGGrandfather actual age was 84 not 62) Catherine Hacket, widow of Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner 1870 June 24, aged 62 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Hugh Reilly, farmer, dec M: Catherine M/S Hagerty, dec asthma Inf: Miles Kelly, son-in-law, x his mark (My 3XGGrandmother actual age was 69 not 62) Mary Hackett, silk winder 1871 Jan 7, aged 15 32 East Hope St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, forge labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Daily Consumption Letitia Hacket 1871 Sept 4, aged 8 mths 223 Main St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes gastro enteritis Nancy Hacket, marr to William Hacket, chemist's furnaceman 1872 March 21, aged 32 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: James Daly, labourer, dec M: Helen M/S Hanrata, dec child birth, rupture of uterus Ann Hacket, widow of Arthur Hacket, labourer 1872 July 4, aged 72 1 Abercromby St, Glasgow F: Condy O'Neil, farm labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S McCabe, dec bronchitis Inf: Catherine McKillop, daughter, x her mark Ann Miller, marr to James Miller, reed maker, journeyman 1872 July 24, aged 24 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: John Hackett, factory labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer consumption John Hacket 1873 Oct 11, aged 1 month 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes spasmodic croup Susan Hackett, marr to Francis Hackett, contractor's labourer 1873 Nov 15, aged 41 27 Main St, Glasgow F: Manasseh Kean, labourer, dec M: Rose M/S McMenemy, dec asthma Inf: Martin Hackett, son (My 2XGGrandmother actual age was 49 not 41) BURIED DALBETH Helen Hacket, illegtimate 1873 Dec 24, aged 9 mths 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer marasmus (Grandchild of my 3XGGparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Elizabeth Hacket or Ferguson, illegitimate 1874 Feb 22, aged 1 month 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer died suddenly (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Margaret Hackett 1874 June 19, aged 5 hrs 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes premature birth Susan Hackett, illegitmate 1875 May 17, 1 day old 27 Main St, Glasgow M: Rose Ann Hackett, cotton factory flyer premature birth (8 mths) Inf: M Hackett, uncle (Grandchild of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) Margaret Hacket, widow of James Hacket, labourer 1875 Nov 12, aged 62 60 Little St, Glasgow F: James McFadyen, farmer, dec M: Mary M/S Brannan, dec bronchitis Inf: Thomas Campbell, son-in-law Margaret Hackett 1878 Dec 18 aged 10 and a half days old 80 Stevenson St Glasgow F: James Hackett ,sewing machine mechanice M: Bridget Linden Debility ,bronchitis Catherine McKillop 1st husband Micheal Cairney ,shoemaker 2nd husband Peter McKillop , cabinetmaker 1880 May 18th aged 55 115 Abercromby St. F: Arthur Hackett factory worker ( dec) M: Ann O’Neil ( dec) Ascites paralysis Patrick Hacket 1880 Dec 6, aged 11 3 French St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes acute meningitis __________ John Hackett, factory labourer, married to Sarah Trainer 1880 July 25, aged 55 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: George Hackett, labourer, dec M: Mary M/S Quin, dec chronic bronchitis Inf: James Hackett, son Rose Anne Hackett, cotton factory flyer, single 1881 Jan 11th ,aged 26 2,Bell Street F: Francis Hackett, labourer M: Susan Kean ( dec) Chronic bronchitis Inf. Martin Hackett ( brother, my GGrandfather) (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) __________ James Hackett 1881 April 11, aged 5 F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes congestion of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) ___________ Edward Hacket 1882 April 15, aged 2 days 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Margaret M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Elizabeth Hackett 1883 29th Mar., aged 11 days, 10 Trafalgar St. Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett Chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth Hughes Premature birth (7th month) Samuel Hackett  **** 1886 April 16, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer broncho pneumonia, convulsion (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear.) _________ Martin Hackett  **** 1886 April 22, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Scarlatina (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Francis Hackett 1886 Nov 30th , aged 7 11 Bell St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes consumption of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) __________ John Hackett 1889 March 2, aged 5 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle diarrhoea ___________ James Hackett 1889 May 22, aged 3 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James Hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle Pneumonia Ellen Hacket 1889 10th Sep aged 7 months 9 Bell St , Glasgow F: William Hacket ,chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan Bronchitis James Hacket, sewing machine factory machinist, married to Mary Doyle 1892 March 31, aged 25 36 Norman St, Glasgow F: Peter Hacket, labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S Connelly phthisis pulmonalis ____________ Elizabeth Hacket 1892 Mar 31 , aged 3 days 5 Rumford St F: William Hacket, chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan exhaustion Charles Hacket 1892 July 29, aged 1 day 103 Reid St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work furnaceman M: Mary M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Sarah Hackett ( widow of John Hackett , factory oiler 1892 Oct 20. aged 62 220 Mann St F: James Trainor M: Ann McKenna Senile decay Inf E.Gilliband son in law Elizabeth Hacket 1893 Sept 9th, 3 months 72 Reid St F: William Hackett, chemical works labourer M: Mary Docherty Broncho-pneumonia  Agnes Hackett 1893 Oct 1, aged 14 mths 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Erysipelas (daughter of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Mary Hannah Hacket 1894 Aug 10th aged 4 moths 72 Reid St. F: William Hacket, bricklayers labourer M: Margaret McTaggert Erysipelas Susan Hacket 1894 July 17 aged 1 month 72, Reid St F: William Hacket, boatyard labourer M: Mary Docherty Premature birth 7 months Mary Hacket, married to William Hacket, boatyard labourer 1894 15th Aug, aged 21 72 Reid St. F: William Docherty M: Susan Donnelly Phthisis pulmonalis  Francis Hackett, coal dealer, married to: 1st Susan kane 2nd Margaret Kelly 1896 Oct 3, aged 73 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, infantry sargeant, dec M: Catherine M/S Reilly, dec cerebral haemorrhage Inf: Martin Hackett, son (my 2X GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Theresa Hacket 1898 Oct 3rd , aged 11 months Belvidere Hospital Usual residence 20,St Andrews Sq, F: Hugh Hacket, masons labourer M: Sarah Vickery Measles, ottis media, meningitis Bridget Martin married to John Martin , steelwork labourer 1899 Aug 11th , aged 27 15 Strathclyde St. F: Peter Hackett furnaceman ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Cardiac disease with bronco-pneumonia after child birth Mary McGee, married to Thomas McGee, bricklayers journeyman 1900 Jan 26th , aged 35 3, Beechgrove St F: Peter Hackett, stoker ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Pulmon phthisis     LATER HACKETT DEATH INFORMATION Samuel Hackett (shoemaker) Single 1913 15th Oct. aged 76 (found dead that day) 62,Whitevale St. Camlachie F: Martin Hackett (Chelsea Pensioner) M: Catherine Reilly Probable Cardiac failure (seen after death) Inf: Margaret Dougan ( niece) (Son of my 3X GGrandparents) Martin Hackett (coal merchant) Married to Elizabeth McTear 1915 10th. Dec. (11-00am) aged 63 63, Reid St.,Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett (railway surfaceman) M: Susan Kean Hemiplegia Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton (my GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Elizabeth Hackett Widow of Martin Hackett (coal dealer) 1923 26th March (6-30am) aged 66 63, Reid St. Bridgeton F: James McTear ( coal dealer) M: Sarah Lemon General paralysis ,Senile decay Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton) (My GGrandmother) Susan Boyle (nee Hackett) Married to John Boyle Baker 1951 Oct. 19 (7-55pm) aged 65 7, Colbert St.,Bridgeton F: Martin Hackett (coal dealer) M: Elizabeth McTear Chronic myocarditis and chronic nephritis Inf: John Boyle ( husband) (My grandmother) John Boyle, Baker, married, Widower of Susan Hackett 1953 28 Jan aged 64 7, Colbert St., Bridgeton F: James Boyle M: Catherine Kelly Bronchial Carcinoma (died in Belvidere Hospital) Inf: James Boyle ,30 Ardmory Av. 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Interesting as a Hackett tintype is in our Johnston Family Album which was kept from the 1860s to the early 1900s. Here are 3 links to Thomas Lett Hackett: http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/42825844 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886793 http://www.pbase.com/cjmax/image/128886797 The last two images are contemporary photos which were sent to me just this year. Cliff. Johnston “May the best you’ve ever seen, Be the worst you’ll ever see,” >From A Scots Toast by Allan Ramsay -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of duncan mcintosh Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 7:49 AM To: lanark Subject: [Lanark] Hackett deaths Bridgeton and Calton HACKETT DEATHS 1855-1900 ( Bridgeton and Calton Districts) Below are a list of Hackett deaths between 1855 and 1900 within the districts of Bridgeton and Calton in the East End of Glasgow. The adjoining districts of Calton and Bridgeton would cover no more than a half a mile radius each, so any deaths in the equally densely populated surrounding registration districts would not show here. It is certain that some Hacketts would have moved to nearby areas like the Gorbals and Tradeston just across the River Clyde or to areas such as Parkhead, Dennistoun or Camlachie. It is very probable that when Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly arrived in Glasgow from Fermanagh in 1846 that they both already had relatives in Glasgow, but I have never traced these. I cannot be certain that all of the Hacketts mentioned below are relatives but I would be surprised if some, if not most, were not. For that reason I have only highlighted in bold those Hacketts I am certain are relatives. The reason why I started in 1855 was because that was the year Birth Certificates became compulsory in Scotland, and before then deaths in Scotland were rarely recorded. It is difficult to imagine suffering like this in one family but the probability is that this type of misery was common for many at that time and in particular amongst the poorest who were the Catholic Irish. Of the deaths shown below 21 were of children who died at less than 5 years old and only three reached the age of 70 or more, the so called allotted three score and ten. If you are ever in Glasgow and are going up London Road from the city centre, then just about half a mile past Celtic Park is Dalbeth, where virtually all of my mothers Irish and Catholic ancestors and relatives who came to Glasgow are buried. There lie not only our Hacketts, but Boyles, Keans, Kellys, McMenemies, Reillys and many more. Martin Hacket 1857 Jan 11, aged 2 years 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: hooping cough Buried: Dalbeth cemetery by Glasgow (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents,Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) James Hackett, labourer, widower 1858 June 2, aged 58 116 New Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow parents unknown cause unknown buried Dalbeth informant: Ann Hackett, daughter Francis Hackett 1858 Feb 23, aged 8 mths 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, mason's labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: pneumonia Buried: Dalbeth (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents, Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly ) Arthur Hacket, victualler, married 1858 Jan 2, aged 54 22 Park Lane, Glasgow F: James Hacket, dec M: Agnes M/S McInalty unknown cause Buried: St Mary's Burying Ground Catherine Hackett 1858 Feb 25, aged 19mths 61 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean hooping cough buried Dalbeth (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Patrick Hacket 1859 Oct 18, aged 5 days 60 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean convulsions from birth Buried: Dalbeth Inf: Catherine Hacket, grandmother, x her mark (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) Sarah McKenna, wife of a labourer, married 1860 July 24, aged 50 98 Saltmarket F: James Hacket, cottar, dec M: Helen M/S _________dec organic disease? Buried: Dalbeth Inf: John McKenna, son James Hackett, coal mine labourer, marr to Margaret McFadyen 1861 Aug 8, aged 52 24 Sister St, Calton F: James Hackett, Ag Lab, dec M: Catherine M/S O'Neil, dec inflamation of the bowels William Hacket 1861 Oct 20, aged 9 Denconis Close, Calton Mouth F: John Hacket, labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer gastric fever Eleanor Jane Hackett 1862 Dec 15, aged 1 year 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kain Bronchitis (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.) George Hacket, illegitimate 1865 Nov 10, aged 12 hrs 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Peter Hacket, illegitmate 1865 Nov 11, aged 2 days 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Inf: George Ross, occupier Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner, married to Catherine Riley 1869 April 21, aged 62 206 Main St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, farmer, dec M: Margaret M/S Flanagan, dec Cause: paralysis, 4 yrs Inf: Francis Hacket, son, x his mark (My 3XGGrandfather actual age was 84 not 62) Catherine Hacket, widow of Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner 1870 June 24, aged 62 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Hugh Reilly, farmer, dec M: Catherine M/S Hagerty, dec asthma Inf: Miles Kelly, son-in-law, x his mark (My 3XGGrandmother actual age was 69 not 62) Mary Hackett, silk winder 1871 Jan 7, aged 15 32 East Hope St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, forge labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Daily Consumption Letitia Hacket 1871 Sept 4, aged 8 mths 223 Main St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes gastro enteritis Nancy Hacket, marr to William Hacket, chemist's furnaceman 1872 March 21, aged 32 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: James Daly, labourer, dec M: Helen M/S Hanrata, dec child birth, rupture of uterus Ann Hacket, widow of Arthur Hacket, labourer 1872 July 4, aged 72 1 Abercromby St, Glasgow F: Condy O'Neil, farm labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S McCabe, dec bronchitis Inf: Catherine McKillop, daughter, x her mark Ann Miller, marr to James Miller, reed maker, journeyman 1872 July 24, aged 24 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: John Hackett, factory labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer consumption John Hacket 1873 Oct 11, aged 1 month 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes spasmodic croup Susan Hackett, marr to Francis Hackett, contractor's labourer 1873 Nov 15, aged 41 27 Main St, Glasgow F: Manasseh Kean, labourer, dec M: Rose M/S McMenemy, dec asthma Inf: Martin Hackett, son (My 2XGGrandmother actual age was 49 not 41) BURIED DALBETH Helen Hacket, illegtimate 1873 Dec 24, aged 9 mths 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer marasmus (Grandchild of my 3XGGparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Elizabeth Hacket or Ferguson, illegitimate 1874 Feb 22, aged 1 month 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer died suddenly (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly) Margaret Hackett 1874 June 19, aged 5 hrs 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes premature birth Susan Hackett, illegitmate 1875 May 17, 1 day old 27 Main St, Glasgow M: Rose Ann Hackett, cotton factory flyer premature birth (8 mths) Inf: M Hackett, uncle (Grandchild of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) Margaret Hacket, widow of James Hacket, labourer 1875 Nov 12, aged 62 60 Little St, Glasgow F: James McFadyen, farmer, dec M: Mary M/S Brannan, dec bronchitis Inf: Thomas Campbell, son-in-law Margaret Hackett 1878 Dec 18 aged 10 and a half days old 80 Stevenson St Glasgow F: James Hackett ,sewing machine mechanice M: Bridget Linden Debility ,bronchitis Catherine McKillop 1st husband Micheal Cairney ,shoemaker 2nd husband Peter McKillop , cabinetmaker 1880 May 18th aged 55 115 Abercromby St. F: Arthur Hackett factory worker ( dec) M: Ann O’Neil ( dec) Ascites paralysis Patrick Hacket 1880 Dec 6, aged 11 3 French St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes acute meningitis __________ John Hackett, factory labourer, married to Sarah Trainer 1880 July 25, aged 55 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: George Hackett, labourer, dec M: Mary M/S Quin, dec chronic bronchitis Inf: James Hackett, son Rose Anne Hackett, cotton factory flyer, single 1881 Jan 11th ,aged 26 2,Bell Street F: Francis Hackett, labourer M: Susan Kean ( dec) Chronic bronchitis Inf. Martin Hackett ( brother, my GGrandfather) (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean) __________ James Hackett 1881 April 11, aged 5 F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes congestion of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) ___________ Edward Hacket 1882 April 15, aged 2 days 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Margaret M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Elizabeth Hackett 1883 29th Mar., aged 11 days, 10 Trafalgar St. Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett Chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth Hughes Premature birth (7th month) Samuel Hackett **** 1886 April 16, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer broncho pneumonia, convulsion (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear.) _________ Martin Hackett **** 1886 April 22, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Scarlatina (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Francis Hackett 1886 Nov 30th , aged 7 11 Bell St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes consumption of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) __________ John Hackett 1889 March 2, aged 5 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle diarrhoea ___________ James Hackett 1889 May 22, aged 3 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James Hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle Pneumonia Ellen Hacket 1889 10th Sep aged 7 months 9 Bell St , Glasgow F: William Hacket ,chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan Bronchitis James Hacket, sewing machine factory machinist, married to Mary Doyle 1892 March 31, aged 25 36 Norman St, Glasgow F: Peter Hacket, labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S Connelly phthisis pulmonalis ____________ Elizabeth Hacket 1892 Mar 31 , aged 3 days 5 Rumford St F: William Hacket, chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan exhaustion Charles Hacket 1892 July 29, aged 1 day 103 Reid St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work furnaceman M: Mary M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month) Sarah Hackett ( widow of John Hackett , factory oiler 1892 Oct 20. aged 62 220 Mann St F: James Trainor M: Ann McKenna Senile decay Inf E.Gilliband son in law Elizabeth Hacket 1893 Sept 9th, 3 months 72 Reid St F: William Hackett, chemical works labourer M: Mary Docherty Broncho-pneumonia Agnes Hackett 1893 Oct 1, aged 14 mths 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Erysipelas (daughter of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH Mary Hannah Hacket 1894 Aug 10th aged 4 moths 72 Reid St. F: William Hacket, bricklayers labourer M: Margaret McTaggert Erysipelas Susan Hacket 1894 July 17 aged 1 month 72, Reid St F: William Hacket, boatyard labourer M: Mary Docherty Premature birth 7 months Mary Hacket, married to William Hacket, boatyard labourer 1894 15th Aug, aged 21 72 Reid St. F: William Docherty M: Susan Donnelly Phthisis pulmonalis Francis Hackett, coal dealer, married to: 1st Susan kane 2nd Margaret Kelly 1896 Oct 3, aged 73 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, infantry sargeant, dec M: Catherine M/S Reilly, dec cerebral haemorrhage Inf: Martin Hackett, son (my 2X GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Theresa Hacket 1898 Oct 3rd , aged 11 months Belvidere Hospital Usual residence 20,St Andrews Sq, F: Hugh Hacket, masons labourer M: Sarah Vickery Measles, ottis media, meningitis Bridget Martin married to John Martin , steelwork labourer 1899 Aug 11th , aged 27 15 Strathclyde St. F: Peter Hackett furnaceman ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Cardiac disease with bronco-pneumonia after child birth Mary McGee, married to Thomas McGee, bricklayers journeyman 1900 Jan 26th , aged 35 3, Beechgrove St F: Peter Hackett, stoker ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Pulmon phthisis LATER HACKETT DEATH INFORMATION Samuel Hackett (shoemaker) Single 1913 15th Oct. aged 76 (found dead that day) 62,Whitevale St. Camlachie F: Martin Hackett (Chelsea Pensioner) M: Catherine Reilly Probable Cardiac failure (seen after death) Inf: Margaret Dougan ( niece) (Son of my 3X GGrandparents) Martin Hackett (coal merchant) Married to Elizabeth McTear 1915 10th. Dec. (11-00am) aged 63 63, Reid St.,Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett (railway surfaceman) M: Susan Kean Hemiplegia Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton (my GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH Elizabeth Hackett Widow of Martin Hackett (coal dealer) 1923 26th March (6-30am) aged 66 63, Reid St. Bridgeton F: James McTear ( coal dealer) M: Sarah Lemon General paralysis ,Senile decay Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton) (My GGrandmother) Susan Boyle (nee Hackett) Married to John Boyle Baker 1951 Oct. 19 (7-55pm) aged 65 7, Colbert St.,Bridgeton F: Martin Hackett (coal dealer) M: Elizabeth McTear Chronic myocarditis and chronic nephritis Inf: John Boyle ( husband) (My grandmother) John Boyle, Baker, married, Widower of Susan Hackett 1953 28 Jan aged 64 7, Colbert St., Bridgeton F: James Boyle M: Catherine Kelly Bronchial Carcinoma (died in Belvidere Hospital) Inf: James Boyle ,30 Ardmory Av. Toryglen, ( my Uncle) (My Grandfather) ------------------------------- LANARK, SCOTLAND MAILING LIST LIST TOPIC: The discussion and research of genealogy or history information pertaining to Lanark, Scotland at any point in its history. WHEN REPLYING to any list post please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply LIST INFORMATION PAGE: Contact the List Admin at lanark-admin@rootsweb.com; or to search the list archives, get information on subscribing or unsubscribing, or to obtain other useful information to help you use the list more effectively, please 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 LANARK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

HACKETT DEATHS 1855-1900 ( Bridgeton and Calton Districts)   Below are a list of Hackett deaths between 1855 and 1900 within the districts of Bridgeton and Calton in the East End of Glasgow. The adjoining districts of Calton and Bridgeton would cover no more than a half a mile radius each, so any deaths in the equally densely populated surrounding registration districts would not show here. It is certain that some Hacketts would have moved to nearby areas like the Gorbals and Tradeston just across the River Clyde or to areas such as Parkhead, Dennistoun or Camlachie.   It is very probable that when Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly arrived in Glasgow from Fermanagh in 1846 that they both already had relatives in Glasgow, but I have never traced these. I cannot be certain that all of the Hacketts mentioned below are relatives but I would be surprised if some, if not most, were not. For that reason I have only highlighted in bold those Hacketts I am certain are relatives. The reason why I started in 1855 was because that was the year Birth Certificates became compulsory in Scotland, and before then deaths in Scotland were rarely recorded.   It is difficult to imagine suffering like this in one family but the probability is that this type of misery was common for many at that time and in particular amongst the poorest who were the Catholic Irish.  Of the deaths shown below 21 were of children who died at less than 5 years old and only three reached the age of 70 or more, the so called allotted three score and ten.   If you are ever in Glasgow and are going up London Road from the city centre, then just about half a mile past Celtic Park is Dalbeth, where virtually all of my mothers Irish and Catholic ancestors and relatives who came to Glasgow are buried. There lie not only our Hacketts, but Boyles, Keans, Kellys, McMenemies, Reillys and many more.     Martin Hacket       1857 Jan 11, aged 2 years 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: hooping cough Buried: Dalbeth cemetery by Glasgow (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents,Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly)   James Hackett, labourer, widower 1858 June 2, aged 58 116 New Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow parents unknown cause unknown buried Dalbeth informant: Ann Hackett, daughter   Francis Hackett 1858 Feb 23, aged 8 mths 30 Princes St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, mason's labourer M: Mary M/S McDade Cause: pneumonia Buried: Dalbeth (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents, Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly )     Arthur Hacket, victualler, married 1858 Jan 2, aged 54 22 Park Lane, Glasgow F: James Hacket, dec M: Agnes M/S McInalty unknown cause Buried: St Mary's Burying Ground   Catherine Hackett 1858 Feb 25, aged 19mths 61 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean hooping cough buried Dalbeth (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.)   Patrick Hacket 1859 Oct 18, aged 5 days 60 Brown St, Bridgeton F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kean convulsions from birth Buried: Dalbeth Inf: Catherine Hacket, grandmother, x her mark (infant child of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.)   Sarah McKenna, wife of a labourer, married 1860 July 24, aged 50 98 Saltmarket F: James Hacket, cottar, dec M: Helen M/S _________dec organic disease? Buried: Dalbeth Inf: John McKenna, son   James Hackett, coal mine labourer, marr to Margaret McFadyen 1861 Aug 8, aged 52 24 Sister St, Calton F: James Hackett, Ag Lab, dec M: Catherine M/S O'Neil, dec inflamation of the bowels   William Hacket 1861 Oct 20, aged 9 Denconis Close, Calton Mouth F: John Hacket, labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer gastric fever   Eleanor Jane Hackett 1862 Dec 15, aged 1 year 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Francis Hacket, coal dealer M: Susan M/S Kain Bronchitis (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean.)   George Hacket, illegitimate 1865 Nov 10, aged 12 hrs 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility   Peter Hacket, illegitmate 1865 Nov 11, aged 2 days 47 Yate St, Glasgow M: Margaret Hacket, domestic servant debility Inf: George Ross, occupier   Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner, married to Catherine Riley 1869 April 21, aged 62 206 Main St, Glasgow F: Martin Hacket, farmer, dec M: Margaret M/S Flanagan, dec Cause: paralysis, 4 yrs Inf: Francis Hacket, son, x his mark (My 3XGGrandfather actual age was 84 not 62)   Catherine Hacket, widow of Martin Hacket, chelsea pensioner 1870 June 24, aged 62 61 Brown St, Glasgow F: Hugh Reilly, farmer, dec M: Catherine M/S Hagerty, dec asthma Inf: Miles Kelly, son-in-law, x his mark (My 3XGGrandmother actual age was 69 not 62)   Mary Hackett, silk winder 1871 Jan 7, aged 15 32 East Hope St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, forge labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Daily Consumption   Letitia Hacket 1871 Sept 4, aged 8 mths 223 Main St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes gastro enteritis   Nancy Hacket, marr to William Hacket, chemist's furnaceman 1872 March 21, aged 32 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: James Daly, labourer, dec M: Helen M/S Hanrata, dec child birth, rupture of uterus   Ann Hacket, widow of Arthur Hacket, labourer 1872 July 4, aged 72 1 Abercromby St, Glasgow F: Condy O'Neil, farm labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S McCabe, dec bronchitis Inf: Catherine McKillop, daughter, x her mark   Ann Miller, marr to James Miller, reed maker, journeyman 1872 July 24, aged 24 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: John Hackett, factory labourer M: Sarah M/S Trainer consumption   John Hacket 1873 Oct 11, aged 1 month 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes spasmodic croup   Susan Hackett, marr to Francis Hackett, contractor's labourer 1873 Nov 15, aged 41 27 Main St, Glasgow F: Manasseh Kean, labourer, dec M: Rose M/S McMenemy, dec asthma Inf: Martin Hackett, son (My 2XGGrandmother actual age was 49 not 41) BURIED DALBETH   Helen Hacket, illegtimate 1873 Dec 24, aged 9 mths 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer marasmus (Grandchild of my 3XGGparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly)   Elizabeth Hacket or Ferguson, illegitimate 1874 Feb 22, aged 1 month 21 George St, Glasgow M: Helen Hacket, cotton factory worker, widow of Samuel Ferguson, foundry labourer died suddenly (Grandchild of my 3XGGrandparents Martin Hackett and Catherine Reilly)   Margaret Hackett 1874 June 19, aged 5 hrs 7 Rumford St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett, chemist's labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes premature birth   Susan Hackett, illegitmate 1875 May 17, 1 day old 27 Main St, Glasgow M: Rose Ann Hackett, cotton factory flyer premature birth (8 mths) Inf: M Hackett, uncle (Grandchild of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean)   Margaret Hacket, widow of James Hacket, labourer 1875 Nov 12, aged 62 60 Little St, Glasgow F: James McFadyen, farmer, dec M: Mary M/S Brannan, dec bronchitis Inf: Thomas Campbell, son-in-law   Margaret Hackett 1878 Dec 18 aged 10 and a half days old 80 Stevenson St Glasgow F: James Hackett ,sewing machine mechanice M: Bridget Linden Debility ,bronchitis   Catherine McKillop 1st husband Micheal Cairney ,shoemaker 2nd husband Peter McKillop , cabinetmaker 1880 May 18th aged 55 115 Abercromby St. F: Arthur Hackett factory worker ( dec) M: Ann O’Neil ( dec) Ascites paralysis   Patrick Hacket 1880 Dec 6, aged 11 3 French St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes acute meningitis __________ John Hackett, factory labourer, married to Sarah Trainer 1880 July 25, aged 55 4 St Joseph's Place, Glasgow F: George Hackett, labourer, dec M: Mary M/S Quin, dec chronic bronchitis Inf: James Hackett, son   Rose Anne Hackett, cotton factory flyer, single 1881 Jan 11th ,aged 26 2,Bell Street F: Francis Hackett, labourer M: Susan Kean ( dec) Chronic bronchitis Inf. Martin Hackett ( brother, my GGrandfather) (Daughter of my 2XGGrandparents Francis Hackett and Susan Kean)   __________ James Hackett 1881 April 11, aged 5 F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes congestion of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) ___________ Edward Hacket 1882 April 15, aged 2 days 4 Rumford St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Margaret M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month)   Elizabeth Hackett 1883 29th Mar., aged 11 days, 10 Trafalgar St. Glasgow F: Patrick Hackett Chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth Hughes Premature birth (7th month)   Samuel Hackett  **** 1886 April 16, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer broncho pneumonia, convulsion (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear.) _________ Martin Hackett   **** 1886 April 22, aged 2 21 Ann St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Scarlatina (Son of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH   Francis Hackett 1886 Nov 30th , aged 7 11 Bell St, Glasgow F: Patrick Hacket, chemical work labourer M: Elizabeth M/S Hughes consumption of bowels (Buried Dalbeth) __________ John Hackett 1889 March 2, aged 5 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle diarrhoea ___________ James Hackett 1889 May 22, aged 3 274 Nuneaton St, Glasgow F: James Hackett, sewing machine factory machinist M: Mary M/S Doyle Pneumonia   Ellen Hacket 1889 10th Sep aged 7 months 9 Bell St , Glasgow F: William Hacket ,chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan Bronchitis   James Hacket, sewing machine factory machinist, married to Mary Doyle 1892 March 31, aged 25 36 Norman St, Glasgow F: Peter Hacket, labourer, dec M: Margaret M/S Connelly phthisis pulmonalis ____________ Elizabeth Hacket 1892 Mar 31 , aged 3 days 5 Rumford St F: William Hacket, chemical works labourer M: Annie Flanigan exhaustion   Charles Hacket 1892 July 29, aged 1 day 103 Reid St, Glasgow F: William Hacket, chemical work furnaceman M: Mary M/S Docherty premature birth (8th month)   Sarah Hackett ( widow of John Hackett , factory oiler 1892 Oct 20. aged 62 220 Mann St F: James Trainor M: Ann McKenna Senile decay Inf E.Gilliband son in law   Elizabeth Hacket 1893 Sept 9th, 3 months 72 Reid St F: William Hackett, chemical works labourer M: Mary Docherty Broncho-pneumonia    Agnes Hackett 1893 Oct 1, aged 14 mths 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, coal dealer M: Elizabeth M/S McAteer Erysipelas (daughter of my GGrandparents Martin Hackett and Elizabeth McTear) BURIED DALBETH   Mary Hannah Hacket 1894 Aug 10th aged 4 moths 72 Reid St. F: William Hacket, bricklayers labourer M: Margaret McTaggert Erysipelas   Susan Hacket 1894 July 17 aged 1 month 72, Reid St F: William Hacket, boatyard labourer  M: Mary Docherty Premature birth 7 months   Mary Hacket, married to William Hacket, boatyard labourer 1894 15th Aug, aged 21 72 Reid St. F: William Docherty M: Susan Donnelly Phthisis pulmonalis    Francis Hackett, coal dealer, married to: 1st Susan kane 2nd Margaret Kelly 1896 Oct 3, aged 73 12 Bell St, Glasgow F: Martin Hackett, infantry sargeant, dec M: Catherine M/S Reilly, dec cerebral haemorrhage Inf: Martin Hackett, son (my 2X GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH   Theresa Hacket 1898 Oct 3rd , aged 11 months Belvidere Hospital Usual residence 20,St Andrews Sq, F: Hugh Hacket, masons labourer M: Sarah Vickery Measles, ottis media, meningitis   Bridget Martin married to John Martin , steelwork labourer 1899 Aug 11th , aged 27 15 Strathclyde St. F: Peter Hackett furnaceman ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Cardiac disease with bronco-pneumonia after child birth   Mary McGee, married to Thomas McGee, bricklayers journeyman 1900 Jan 26th , aged 35 3, Beechgrove St F: Peter Hackett, stoker ( dec) M: Margaret Connelly Pulmon phthisis       LATER HACKETT DEATH INFORMATION   Samuel Hackett (shoemaker) Single 1913 15th Oct. aged 76 (found dead that day) 62,Whitevale St. Camlachie F: Martin Hackett (Chelsea Pensioner) M: Catherine Reilly Probable Cardiac failure (seen after death) Inf: Margaret Dougan ( niece) (Son of my 3X GGrandparents)   Martin Hackett (coal merchant) Married to Elizabeth McTear 1915 10th. Dec. (11-00am) aged 63 63, Reid St.,Bridgeton F: Francis Hackett (railway surfaceman) M: Susan Kean Hemiplegia Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton (my GGrandfather) BURIED DALBETH   Elizabeth Hackett Widow of Martin Hackett (coal dealer) 1923 26th March (6-30am) aged 66 63, Reid St. Bridgeton F: James McTear ( coal dealer) M: Sarah Lemon General paralysis ,Senile decay Inf: Francis Hackett (son) 11, Adelphi St. Bridgeton) (My GGrandmother)   Susan Boyle (nee Hackett) Married to John Boyle Baker 1951 Oct. 19 (7-55pm) aged 65 7, Colbert St.,Bridgeton F: Martin Hackett (coal dealer) M: Elizabeth McTear Chronic myocarditis and chronic nephritis Inf: John Boyle ( husband) (My grandmother)   John Boyle, Baker, married, Widower of Susan Hackett 1953 28 Jan aged 64 7, Colbert St., Bridgeton F: James Boyle M: Catherine Kelly Bronchial Carcinoma (died in Belvidere Hospital) Inf: James Boyle ,30 Ardmory Av. Toryglen, ( my Uncle) (My Grandfather)

Whakapapa =Family/tribal Genealogy. On 11/03/2010 01:13 AM, Anne Burgess wrote: >> I have recently taken on the challenge and am endeavouring to >> discover the whakapa > What is 'whakapa'? > >

This is the sum total of my knowledge, taken from the Carluke OPRs: 1780 Marion Daughter to George Martin & Margt. Anderson in Wester KilCargan was born Novr 13 and baptized 26 Novr. 1808 Feb: 6 Proc: Samuel Tenant and Marrion Martin both in this parish. So I'm afraid I don't know. Their gravestone is in Carnwath kirkyard, so that may be what you have seen, though if they had other siblings who married each other, they wouldn't be the first! Best wishes, Sheena -----Original Message----- From: G Russell <g_g_russell@btinternet.com> Tell me more about your Martin connections .... (in Carluke ?) Would they be to the Martins ( wood merchants, joiners ) in School Lane or the Lanark family who operated the 'Electric Laundry' ? I wonder if I've seen a gravestone to Tennant / Martin in the Old St Luke's Cemetery in Carluke ?

> I have recently taken on the challenge and am endeavouring to > discover the whakapa What is 'whakapa'? > of Alexander Smith, born 8 December 1856 at Whitburn, > West Lothian. Alexander Smith emigrated to New Zealand on the > Wellington > arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, on 6 February 1878. He > married on 9 May > 1890 at Balfour, Southland, NZ and the Marriage Register shows > that he was > aged 31 years, born at Linlithgowshire, his father was Thomas > Smith, a > farmer, and his mother was Janet Smith nee Bryce. On the > 1861 and 1871 > Censuses the birth place of Thomas SMITH is given as > Cambusnethan, > Lanarkshire. Linlithgowshire and West Lothian are synonymous. If you go to www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, invest in a few credits at modest cost (30 credits for about a fifth of what I understand to be the cost of buying one NZ certificate), and use six of them to find and download Alexander's birth certificate, it should tell you exactly where in the parish of Whitburn he was born. I suggest that you also use another six to find and download the image of his sister Mary's birth certificate. She was born on 13 March 1855 in Whitburn, and 1855 BCs contain a huge amount of extra information that you don't get in any other year, including ages and birthplaces of the parents. The birthplace will be somewhere very close to the boundary between the parishes of Whitburn and Cambusnethan, the former in West Lothian (aka Linlithgowshire) and the latter in Lanarkshire. I have come across several instances in my own tree of people whose birthplace seems to wander back and forth across this same boundary! If Thomas and Janet died in Scotland, you should be able to get Janet's death certificate quite easily because the deaths of married women are indexed under both their maiden and their married names. Thomas may be a little more difficult, but you will have his age from the 1855 BC and the 1861 and 1871 censuses, and you will know from Janet's DC whether he died before or after her, and you know roughly where he is likely to have lived and therefore died. If you get his DC first time, you should get the names of his parents, and you'll still have enough credits left for another certificate or census image. Happy hunting! Anne

Unless there is other information to the contrary, I would think that DINGWALL was also a possibility for that surname. Best wishes, Sheena Ireland -----Original Message----- From: Jacqui Gee <geejacqui@clear.net.nz> John DUNGWELL, Son in Law, Married, aged 26 years, Engine Keeper, born Lanarkshire, Carnwath Ann Dungwell, Daur, Married, aged 27 years, born Linlithgow, Whitburn William Dungwell, Grandson, aged 3 years, born Lanarkshire, Carnwath Thomas Dungwell, Grandson, aged 2 years, born Lanarkshire, Carnwath I am told that the surname of John DUNGWELL was actually DUNGAVEL.

I am researching Robert Graham born 1806 who married Isobel Nairn in Carnwath on October 21, 1828. Marriage record indicates both were of Carnwath parish. I cannot locate a Carnwath birth/baptism record for Robert Graham who was born around 1806 (based upon his grave marker in Mt. Savage, Maryland, USA). There are 3 Robert Graham birth records for Lanark in 1806, but none are in Carnwath parish. I have potentially ruled out the Robert Graham who was born in Hamilton parish based upon census records for 1841, 1851 and 1861. My Robert left Scotland in 1836. The 2 remaining birth records are Lanark parish and Avondale parish. I am partial to the record for the Lanark parish birth only because of naming conventions – the father’s name is James and my Robert named his first son James. Any help from someone familiar with the Graham’s in Carnwath/Lanark would be appreciated. Thanks! Terri

> The 1820 birth record of my gg grandmother has the words > "Children of > Dissenters" across the top of the page. I've never come > across this before. > What was the ultimate purpose of keeping track of births this > way? Did the > children wear a big scarlet D on their clothing? ;-) The Church of Scotland was supposed to keep a record of all baptisms and marriages in the parish, even though the people involved were not members of the Church of Scotland congregation. I suppose the purpose was just noting the difference. I've found plenty of baptisms of RCs and Episcopalians in the C of S registers, and it was rare for the C of S register to state that they were of another denomination - I only know because of finding the same event in the RC or Pisky register as well. So no red D or any other marks ;-) In 1820 'Dissenters' would not, of course, include members of the Free Church, because the Free Church did not come into existence until 1843. Anne