Hi Janet Please can I ask if you have MIs or burials for Carmichael Kirkyard ? If so where may I find same as I cast around but came up blank I have ANDERSON, SMITH & LAMB buried there Many thanks Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > There are a number of stones in Carmichael Kirkyard which record people > who > died at Pretts Mill or Prets Mill. There are none which say Pratts Mill. > > Janet

There are a number of stones in Carmichael Kirkyard which record people who died at Pretts Mill or Prets Mill. There are none which say Pratts Mill. Janet

Hi All: I must have missed a posting regarding “Prett’s Mill” I know it fits into my family tree somehow. Nivard can you please send me off line the Newspaper entry that you referred to. For the life of me I cannot find having received it. In any event I found Prett’s Mill on Explorer 335 Lanark & Tinto Hills (Lesmahagow & Douglas). It is located on the Clyde River just prior to where Douglas Water drains into the Clyde. If the crow flew straight across from Carmichael to Lanark Prett’s Mill would be very close to ½ way. I do not know but the way the map looks it could have been operated from a watercourse off the Clyde. If you Google Prett’s Mill it might ask “did you mean Pratts Mill, however if you Google Prett’s Mill Scotland it will take you to a considferable amount of information. Pratt’s Mill evidently was the center of a “small skirmish in the American Revolution. Obviously not the same place. Janet, where might I find a list of the stones in the Carmichael Kirkyard relating to Prett’s Mill? Thanks. I am still scratching my head on where in cyberspace that posting went Thanks to everyone and sorry to be a bother on this. Frank Easton Sherwood Park Alberta +16c

I can't say, Nirvard .... it could be a 'pronunciation' difference - I'd go by the Ordnance Survey Map name .... But these things are not uknown to happen !! The Mill is still standing - it is a listed building. The waterwheel is in a poor state, and I don't know about the machinery ( but I will enquire ... ) There was at least a 'partial' use as a house ... but that may not be the mill, and simply the adjoining buildings / existing house ... GGR

(from) The Edinburgh Advertiser 21st Nov 1817 LANARKSHIRE LANDS FOR SALE Upset Price Reduced To be exposed for Sale, by public roup, within the house of Mrs Peat, vintner in Lanark, upon Tuesday the 25th of November 1817, at one o'clock afternoon. The Lands of Leelaw & Neuk, with the Teinds and Pertinents lying contigeous, within the parish of Lesmahagow and shire of Lanark, either together or in the following lots: Lot I, To comprehend the Lands of LEELAW. These lands, according to a measurement lately taken, consist of the following particulars :- A - R - F Arable - 82 - 2 - 18 Pasture - 2 - 2 - 18 Meadow - 9 - 1 - 12 Planting - 1 - 0 - 32 ------------ 95 - 3 - 0 Lot II. To comprehend the Lands of Neuk, which, according to said measurement, consist of A - R - F Arable Land - 49 - 0 - 57 Pasture - 6 - 2 - 27 Planting - 5 - 3 - 33 ------------ 61 - 3 - 19 (total) 137 - 2 - 19 The lands have a beautiful south exposure, are enclosed and subdivided, partly with stone dikes, and partly with ditch and hedge, are well watered; cultivated, and have good roads in all directions; they are situate within two miles of coal and lime and are distant about three miles of Lanark, and nearly the same distance from the village of Abbeygreen - the falls of the Clyde, and Cotton Mills, are also in the near vicinity, being distant only about two miles. The lands are out of lease, and entry thereto can be given at Martinmas next. Pos-ession of the Houses, which are in good repair, will be given at Whitsunday 1818. The public burdens are moderate. William Lamb the late proprietor, will show the grounds; and for further particulars application may be made to John Lamb, at Netherton, by Lanark, the Trustee for the said William Lamb's Creditors; or to John Lamb, writer in Lanark, in whose hands are the title-deeds and a plan of the property. My interest is in the William LAMB Also particularly interested in SMITH & ANDERSON of Lesmahagow Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

All corrections gratefully received The newspaper entry is quite clear though, PRATTS MILN it states Is that a type set error do you think? Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Thanks Nirvard, > > I'll treasure the mention of 'Pratts Mill' - near Sandilands, - which I > first knew as 'Pretts Mill', curiously ... > > GGR

Thanks Nirvard, I'll treasure the mention of 'Pratts Mill' - near Sandilands, - which I first knew as 'Pretts Mill', curiously ... GGR

(from) The Edinburgh Advertiser 1810 3 August FARMS TO LET The following Farms, belonging to the Right Hon. Lord DOUGLAS, and situated in the parishes of Douglas, Carmichael, Lesmahagow, and county of Lanark, fall out of lease at Martinmas 1811, and will be let for such a number of years as may be agreed on. In the Parish of Douglas. DYKEHEAD FARM - As at present in the possessed by James WILSON, measures 460 Scots acres, of which 50 acres are arable, and the remainder sheep pasture. BROWNFIELD - Contains 130 acres of arable land, and 7 acres of moss. This farm is in the immediate neighbourhood of coal and lime, and may be much improved. In the Parish of Carmichael. DYKES FARM - At present in the possession of Robert DIXON, measures 81 acres one rood, and 9 falls, good arable land. WATCHKNOWS - Possesses by the heirs of John KENNEDY, measures 78 acres, 1 rood, and 3 falls, good arable land. BLINKIE - Possessed by George REID measures 75 acres, 2 roods, and 18 falls, also arable. These farms will be let together or separately. as offers may incline. If they are laid into one farm, it will be bounded on the North by Douglas Water, on the south by the Toll Road leading from Hyndford Bridge to the county of Ayr, and on the west by the lands of Ponfeigh, belonging to the Right Hon. the Earl or Hyndford, where coal and lime of the best quality, may be had at all times, and at a very low price. SANDYLANDS WEST - This farm is in the possession of John FORREST, and measures 93 acres, and 26 falls, of good arable land. SANDYLANDS EAST - is possessed by the heirs of Andrew SANDILANDS, and contains 73 acres, 3 roods, and 1 fall, of good arable land. BURNHOUSE - is possessed by Maurice REID, and measures 109 acres, 2 roods, & 5 falls, mostly arable. These three farms will be let together or separately. If they are laid together they will make one of the most valuable farms in this part of the country. The soil is light and dry, well adapted to turnip husbandry, particularly to the feeding off turnips with sheep, which has lately been practiced in the neighbourhood with considerable advantage. THE TOWNSHIP OF DRUMALBEN - Consists of the Following Farms and Pendicles, separately possessed by different tenants; but the houses are all placed together, & from the village, or, as it is called the Township of Drumalben. CAREFIELD - Is possessed by Wm LAMB, and measures 87 acres, 3 roods, and 22 falls, dry arable and meadow land. NORTH FARM - is possessed by Wm LAMB, and measures 45 acres, 1 rood, and 9 falls, dry arable and meadow land. ALDERSHAW - Is possessed by Wm RITCHIE, and measures 93 acres, 2 roods, and 23 falls, arable land. WHITE CASTLE - Is possessed by Wm LAMB, and measures 89 acres, 1 rood, 33 falls, arable land. GREENLEES - Is possessed by James TODD, and measures 113 acres, 3 roods, 28 falls, arable and pasture. TEN PENDICLES, or LOTS - Possessed by different tenants, measuring in whole 94 acres, 3 roods, and 36 falls, partly good old croft, & partly oatfield land. Occupied by houses and gardens in the village, 9 acres, two roods, and ten falls. Total in the Township of Drumalben, 534 acres, 3 roods, and 16 falls. The Lands of Drumalben will be divided into Farms to suit the views of those who wish to become tenants. The soil is in general dry and kindly; the lands abound with stones fit for building dykes, and, when enclosed, and the turnip husbandry introduced, good returns may be expected. PRATTS MILN - With 35 acres 3 roods 1 fall, of excellent land, is situated on the south bank of the river Clyde, about two miles below Hyndford Bride, well worth the attention of a miller & farmer. The FARM of WOODLANDS - Of which Jas. LIDDLE is tenant, consists of 51 acres of croft, 4 acres of meadow, and 13 1/2 acres of outfield, arable, and pasture land. DRUMALBEN HILLHEAD - Is in the possession of John SANDYLANDS, and measures 120 1/2 acres, of arable land, and 33 1/2 acres of pasture. HOLLHOUSE - Possessed by Walter SANDYLANDS, measures 93? 1/2 acres of arable, and 81? acres of pasture land. The FARM of SYDE - Possessed by William TODD, measures 94 acres of arable, and 24 acres of pasture land. BURN FARM - Possessed by Wm TWADDLE, measures 110 acres, all arable. PEPPERKNOWS - Possessed by James SYMINGTON, contains 148 acres, of which about two thirds are arable, and one third pasture. SHEILDS - Is at present possessed by two tenants, Walter SYMINGTON and James BALLANTINE, contains 81 acres of arable and meadow land, and 293 acres of good sound sheep pasture. The arable and pasture land will be let together or separately. WEST DYKE PENDICLE - Possessed by Cha. McPHERSON, measures 14 1/2 acres arable. EAST DYKE PENDICLE - Possessed by John WILLIAMSON, measures 10 acres, also arable. These lots, with the houses thereon, will be let separately. In the Parish of Lesmahagow. The FARM of BLAIR - Part of the estate of Craignethan, as at present possessed by James HUTCHESON, contains 61 acres of arable land, and 18 1/2 acres of wooded banks, which afford good pasture. EASTERTOUN WESTER - Is part of the Barony of Castlehill, of which James GREENSHIELDS is tenant; it contains A. R. F. 41 1 29 of good old croft land. 54 0 25 arable 14 1 32 pasture and 21 1 27 flow moss. -------------- 134 1 24 EASTERTOUN EASTER - Joins the last, and is possessed by James BROWN; it measures A. R. P. 34 2 7 good old croft land 17 0 28 arable 7 1 13 pasture and, 13 0 9 flow moss. ------------- 74 0 17 The above Farms of Eastertoun Easter and Eastertoun Wester are situated on the north bank of Douglas Water, with a south exposure, and contain some of the best land in this part of the country. They will be let together or separately. HILLHOUSE - At present in the occupation of Hugh MILLER, is also a part of the Barony of Castlehill, and lies on the north bank of Douglas Water, it measures A. R. P. 39 3 30 of good old croft land 20 1 18 of outfield arable land 32 2 2 pasture land, and 30 0 7 moss. ------------- 153 3 17 ------------- MITCHEL-LAND - This Farm falls out of lease at the same time with the above; but, as part of the Lands are to be exchanged with a neighbouring heritor, the quantity that will remain to be Let cannot at present be ascertained. Offers in writing may be given in. from this time to the 1st of September next, to Messrs. WEMYSS and WALKER, Writers to the Signet, George Street. Edinburgh; or to Campbell DOUGLAS; at Castle Mains, near Douglas Mill, who will show the plans, and treat for new tacks, building houses, inclosing the Farms, & c. & c. James AFFLECK, the Baron Officer, residing at Barnhill, will show the Farms, and point out the marches. Castle Mains, 15th June, 1810. =============================== My transcription, all as per newspaper except surnames are capitalised here My particular interest is in the Wm LAMB Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

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Page 74 Births & C 1811 1811 Thomas Main at Bentfoot Murdoston & Mary Lowden Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the fourteenth day of March & Baptized & Named Mary Main 1811 James Lowden weaver & Tenant residing at Sharpenknow Murdoston Land and Christian Gibb his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the twenty second day of April & Baptized & Named Christian Lowden 1810 Thomas Kerr labourer at Scarhill & Sarah Slater Spouse had a Son born there upon the Twelfth day of April and baptized and Named George Kerr 1808 Samuel Kerr labourer Scarhill and Janet Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon Sunday the fourth day of September & baptized and Named William Kerr 1811 James Taylor labourer in Bogfoot & Elisabeth Wardrobe Spouse had a Son born there upon Thursday the first day of August & baptized the 25th of that Month and Named Robert Taylor 1811 Robert Lowden farmer in Pente had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the 24th day of March & baptized & NB Margret King Spouse Named Helen Lowden 1811 Alexander Thomson farmer Wester Windyedge and Agnes Wilson Spouse had a Son born there upon Sunday the first day of Septr & baptized the 8th same Month & Named Alexander Thomson 1811 Abram Wallace engineer Shotts Iron Works & Jane Goodwillie Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty third day of Augt & Baptized the 10th September & Named Robert Wallace 1810 Alexander Dalziel farmer Rough dyke and Christian Waddell Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the fifteenth day of Octr & Baptized the 4th November and Named Ann Dalziel 1811 Alexander Dalziel farmer Rough dyke & Christian Waddell Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the third day of Decemr & Baptized the 23d same Month and Named Mary Dalziel Page 75 1811 Jean Black in Salisburgh had a Son born upon the thirteenth day of September and Named John McLauchland 1811 James Jack farmer in Wester Braco and Catherine Taylor Spouse had a Son born there upon the Sixteenth day of November & Baptized and Named Thomas Jack 1811 John Brown coalier residing in Salisburgh and Agnes Hannah Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Thirteenth day of December and Baptized here the 12th January 1812 & Named Agnes McKenzie Brown 1812 John Clyde tenant in Jersie and Christian Gourlay Spouse had a Daughter born upon the twenty fifth day of December & Baptized and Named Isobel Clyde 1812 John Nisbet labourer at Shotts Iron Works & Marion Shaw Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Wednesday the Eighth day of January & Baptized here the ninth day of Feby and Named Jean Nisbet 1811 William Black tenant in Glebe and Janet Brown Spouse had a Son born there upon the Sixth day of December and Baptized the 22d and Named William Black 1812 Alexander Forrest millar at Murdoston Mill and Euphemia Law Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Sixth day of February & Baptized the first day of March and Named Elisabeth Forrest 1812 George jack coalier Omoa Iron Works and Jean Hill Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Eleventh day of February & Baptized the 1st day of March and Named Agnes Jack 1812 Robert Beverage coalier at Bonhard & Margaret Beverage Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Thirteenth day of February & Baptized the 1st March & Named Helen Beverage Page 76 1812 John Anderson coalier in the Parish of Bothwell residing at Omoa Foundry & Janet Danks his Spouse had a Son born there upon Monday the Second day of March & Baptized here the 29th and Named John Anderson 1812 John Braidwood wright at Shotts Iron Works & Catherine Alexander Spouse had a daughter born there upon the Twenty Sixth day of February and Baptized the 27th March and Named Grizel Braidwood 1812 Alexander Waugh coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Ann Wilson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Twenty Sixth day of February and Baptized the 27th March and Named Joanna Waugh 1812 James Hamilton schoolmaster at Spindleside residing at Foulburn & Janet Inglis Spouse had a Son born there upon the Thirty first day of January & Baptized here the 5 April and Named Robert Hamilton 1812 Mr James Wyllie & Mrs Marion Wark Spouse of Blairmuckhole had a Son born there upon Friday the Twenty Seventh day of March 1812 & Baptized here the 5 April and Named Alexander Wyllie

Page 19 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 60 Whiterigg Alexr Patterson Head Mar 31 Labourer Wagon Driver Stirling St Ninians Elizabeth do Wife Do 31 Do Earth Robt do Son U 7 Scholar Do St Ninians Christina do Daur U 3 Lanark N Monk61 Whiterigg John Dick Head Widr 50 Blacksmith Ayr Carmichael Margt do Daur U 12 Lanark O Monk Quinton do Son Mar 22 Do Ayr Kilmarnock Janet do Wife Mar 22 Barony Parish Thomas do Son 2 Lanark N Monk62 Whiterigg John McClarnin Head Mar 34 Labourer Ireland Margt do Wife Do 40 Do Ann do Daur U 13 Do Helen do Do U 11 Do Margt do Do U 8 Stirling Falkirk John do Son U 3 DoTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 7 8Page 20 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 63 Whiterigg Farm William Black Head Mar 42 Farmer of 70 Ac employing 2 LabLanarkN Monk Cathrine do Wife Do 41 Do, do James do Son U 17 Coal Masters Clerk Do, do Margt do Daur U 15 Scholar Do, do Helen do Do U 12 Do Do, do William do Son U 10 Do Do, do Gavin do Do U 8 Do Do, do Jean do Daur U 4 Do, do Robt A do Son U 1 Do, do Robt Tennant Servt U 20 Farm Servant Do, do Archd Gardner Do U 17 Do, do Do Glasgow Margt Cochrane Do U 18 House maid Stirling St NiniansEnd of this District as described on the first page of this Book Total of Houses I1 Total of Persons 7 5

Page 16 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 48 Darngavil John Allan Head U 21 Grocer Banf Fife Keith Robert Ferges Visitor U 20 Do Fife Carnock49 Darngavil Alexander Shanks Head Mar 27 Contractor Lanark N Monk Marion do Wife Do 24 Linlithgow David do Son U 4 Lanark N Monk Mary do Daur U 3 Do Janet do Do U 1 Do Margt do Do U 1m Do Mary Fleming Servant U 17 House Servant Do Uphall50 Darngavil Thomas McCormick Head Mar 30 Engine Keeper Ayr Balanbrae Janet do Wife Do 28 Do Dailmby James do Son U 5 Do Maybole Thomas do Do U 3 Do Robert do Do U 11m Do51 Darngavil Robt Muirhead Head Mar 27 Blacksmith Lanark N M Mary do Wife Do 27 Do Gavin do Son U 4 Do Janet do Daur U 3 Do George do Son U 1 Do Jean Patterson Visitor U 9 DoTotal of Houses I4 Total of Persons 11 9Page 17 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 52 Darngavil Patrick Rankin Head U 33 Coal Master Lanark N Monk Agnes Smart Servt U 17 House Servant Do53 Whiterigg Alexr Brown Head Mar 32 Coal Miner Linlithgow Boness Jane do Wife Mar 28 Stirling Falkirk Alexr do Son U 9 Do Glenvillage Walter do Do U 4 Do, do Mary do Daur U 2 Do, do Peter Maxwell Lodger U 20 Do, do Do Redding William Laurie Do U 19 Do, do Do Bantaskine54 Whiterigg Bes Graham Head Widow 48 Ireland John do Son U 7 Scholar Lanark N Monk Robt McMillan Lodger U 22 Coal Miner Ireland55 Whiterigg Elizabeth Air Head Widow 49 Do Jane do Daur U 30 Do James do Son U 22 Coal Miner Do Elizabeth do Daur U 16 Do Ann do Do U 14 Do Mary Bell Lodger U 7 Do Patrick do Do U 32 Coal Miner DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 10 9Page 18 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 56 Whiterigg James Dodgins Head Mar 25 Tile Maker Ireland Margt do Wife Do 24 Do Margt do Daur U 6 Lanark N Monk Mary do Do U 1 Do, do57 Whiterigg Thomas Thomson Head Widower 49 Tile Maker Do, do Elizabeth do Daur U 17 Do, do David do Son U 10 Do, do James do Do U 8 Do, do William do Do U 3 Do, do58 Whiterigg Gavin Shank Head Mar 30 Under Ground Overseer Do, do Margt do Wife Do 30 Do, do David do Son U 6 Scholar Do, do Janet do Daur U 3 Do, do Margt do Do U 9m Do, do Isabella Neilson Servt U 14 House Servant Do, do59 Whiterigg William White Head Widower 50 Coal Miner Biswade Agnes do Daur Widow 25 Do Robt do Son U 21 Coal Miner Do Alexr do Do U 17 Do, do Do William do Do U 23 Do, do DoTotal of Houses I4 Total of Persons 11 9

Page 13 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 38 Darngavil George Penman Head Mar 25 Shanker in Ironstone Haddington Mary do Wife Mar 25 Stirling St Ringin Margt do Daur U 4 Lanark N Monk William do Son U 2 Do39 Jane Devlin Head Widow 35 Ireland Ann do Daur U 18 Ireland Edward do Son U 16 Ironstone Miners Ireland Hugh do Do U 14 Do Lanark N Monk Lawrence do Do U 12 Do Do James do Do U 8 Do William do Do U 6 Do Shusana do Daur U 4 Do40 Darngavil Cathrine Calachan Head Widow 50 Do Cathrine do Daur U 14 Lanark N Monk41 George Kinghorn Head Mar 59 Coal Miner Edinburgh Elizabeth do Wife Do 49 Dumfrieshire William do Son U 22 Engine Keeper Linlithgow Whitburn George do Do U 14 Coal Miner Lanark Bothell Alexander do Do U 11 Do Linlithgow Whitburn Margt do Daur U 9 DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 9Page 14 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 42 Darngavil Thomas Stewart Head Mar 30 Coal Miner Lanark N Monk Margt do Wife Do 34 Do David do Lodger U 18 Do Do43 Jeremiah Fergido Head Mar 29 Coal Miner Leith Ann do Wife Do 30 Do George do Son U 6 Lanark N Monk Mary do Daur U 4 Do James do Son U 1m Do John Young Lodger U 18 Coal Miner Edinburgh Andw do Do U 16 Do Do44 Darngavil Peter Strachan Head Mar 48 Do Dumbarton Mary do Wife Do 48 Do John do Son U 17 Do Henry do Do U 19 Do Peter do Do U 15 Do Jannet do Daur U 10 Do Two Houses UninhabitedTotalof Houses I , U2 Total of Persons 11 5 Page 15 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 45 Darngavil Thomas Brown Head Mar 47 Coal Miner Stirling Elizabeth do Wife Do 43 Do Thomas do Son U 20 Do Do Charles do Do U 12 Do Do Ann Kerr do Daur U 9 Do William Howieson Lodger U 15 Do Lanark N Monk46 James Young Head Mar 33 Retired Weaver Ireland Cathrine do Wife Do 34 John do Son U 10 Scholar Do Robert do Do U 8 Do Do James do Do U 4 Lanark N Monk Mary do Daur U 2 Do47 Darngavil James Robb Head Mar 37 Farm Servant Lanark N Monk Ann do Wife Do 27 Do James do Son U 3 Do John do Son U 1 Do James Kelly Lodger U 26 Labourer Ireland William Hallae Do U 25 Do Do Samuel McLain Do U 20 Do Do Alex do Do U 20 Do DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 15 5

Page 10 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 27 Darngavil William Gilmore Head Mar 61 Formerly Ironstone Miner Ireland Matta do Wife Do 54 Do Grace do Daur U 17 Lanark N Monk Charles do Son U 10 Scholar Do28 Wm McKema Head Mar 30 Labourer Ireland Cathrine do Wife Do 28 Do Sarah do Daur U 6 Do Lesly do Son U 3 Stirlingshire Mary do Daur U 8m Dumbartonshire29 Darngavil James Cowan Head Mar 25 Labourer Ireland Ann do Wife Do 28 Do Mary do Daur U 2 Stirlingshire Nancy do Do U 2m Lanark N Monk Margaret do Do U 2m Do30 John Nethercoat Head Mar 33 Labourer Ireland Jane do Wife Do 36 Do John do Son U 12 Scholar Do Rabbeca do Daur U 8 Do Do William do Son U 1 Lanark N Monk John Brogan Lodger U 25 Labourer IrelandTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 9 11Page 11 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 31 Darngavil John Cullen Head Mar 40 Labourer Ireland Bridget do Wife Do 28 Do Mary do Do U 4 Edinburgh32 Darngavil Charles Neil Head Mar 45 Pit Head Man Ireland Margt do Wife Do 43 Do Sally do Daur U 18 Do Elisabeth do Do U 14 Do Mary do Do U 12 Do Charles do Don U 10 Do Margt do Daur U 8 Scholar Do John do Son U 6 Do Do Mary Loughan Lodger U 20 Do Felix Neil Do U 69 Formerly Weaver Do33 George Rellie Head U 19 Ironstone miner Do Mary do Sister U 16 Do Margt do Do U 15 Do John Brady Lodger U 24 Do Patrick do Do U 16 Do Owen Burns Do U 18 DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 9 10Page 12 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 34 Darngavil John Burns Head Mar 25 Ironstoneminer Ireland Elisabeth do Wife Do 22 Do John do Son U 3 Lanark N Monk James do Do U 9m Do35 Dan O Neil Head Mar 25 Labourer Ireland Rosy do Wife Do 25 Do36 Francis Gillies Head Mar 30 Ironstoneminer Do Shusa do Wife Do 28 Do Patrick do Son U 3 Lanark N Monk Mary do Daur U 24 Do Donald McGinta Lodger U 30 No Ireland37 John McCormick Head Mar 38 Labourer Do Margt do Wife Do 37 Do Mary do Daur U 14 Do William do Son U 11 Ironstone Miner Do Daniel do Do U 8 Do Margt do Daur U 1 Lanark N Monk Daniel Campbel Visitor U 21 Do Ireland John Ailey Do U 21 Do DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 12 7

Page 7 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 18 Grayrigg George Rankin Head Mar 35 Farmer of 30 acre employ 2 labStirlingFalkirk Elizabeth do Wife Do 24 Lanark N Monk John do Son U 6m Do Elizabeth do Daur U 6m Do Elizabeth Bine Servt U 17 House Servant Stirling Muiravonside James Kelly Do U 25 Farm Labourer Ireland David Morton Do U 13 Do Stirling Falkirk Elizabeth Marshal Do U 10 House Servant " Slamanan19 Darngavil William Martin Head Mar 56 Labourer Lanark N Monk Margt do Wife Do 42 Do Margt do Daur U 14 Do James do Son U 9 Do Samuel do Do U 6 Do Helen do Daur U 3 Do20 Hugh McKewn Head Mar 21 Ironstone Miner Ireland Mary do Wife Do 23 Do Patrick do Brother U 19 Ironstone Miner Do Henry Mcquid Lodger U 25 Do, do Do Pat Turlay Visitor U 25 DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 8Page 8 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 21 Darngavil Samuel Ferris Head Mar 41 Ironstone Miner Ireland Christina do Wife Do 39 Do William do Son U 19 Do Do John do Do U 17 Do Do Samuel do Do U 15 Do Do Agnes do Daur U 13 Do Francis do Do U 7 Do Do Colin do Do U 5 Do Shusana do Daur U 3 Do Five Houses Uninhabited22 Darngavil David Lee Head Mar 26 Ironstone Miner Ireland Kathrine do Wife Do 23 Do Mary do Daur U 3 Lanark Hamilton Margt do Do U 10m Do N Monkland Patrick Higgans Visitor U 60 Ireland Mary Morgan Do U 60 Do23 Robert Lochard Head Un 28 Ironstone Miner Ireland Agnes do Sister U 31 Do John do Brother U 22 Wagon Driver Do William do Do U 16 Ironstone Miner DoTotal of Houses I2, I5 Total of Persons 11 8Page 9 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 24 Darngavil Robert Nicoll Head Mar 27 Iron stone miner Ireland Sarah do Wife Do 27 Do William do Son U 5 Do Robert do Do U 3 Lanark N Monk Thomas do So U 8m Do Robert Brown Lodger U 34 Iron stone Miner Ireland Charles Donachs Do U 20 Do Do25 Francis Turner Head Mar 25 Ironstone Miner Ireland Eliza do Wife Do 26 Do James do Son U 3 Lanark N Monk Eliza do Daur U 1 Do Aaron Hogg Visitor U 32 Do Ireland26 Darngavil John McNeil Head U 25 Ironstone Miner Ireland Daniel do Brother U 17 Do Do Kathrine do Sister U 21 Do John McElisher Lodger U 26 Do Do John Millan Do U 21 Do DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 13 4

Page 4 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 9 Stanrigg Hugh Dillon Head Mar 32 Iron stone Miner Ireland Margt do Wife Mar 24 Do Mary do Daur U 7 Lanark N M Jane do Daur U 5 Do Neil do Son U 2 Do Mary Welsh Lodger U 23 Ireland Mary Carr Visitor Widow 59 Do Jas McIntyre Cousin U 5 Lanark N M Andw Gallocher Lodger U 10 Ireland10 Stanrigg Jane McNelly Head Widow 34 Ireland Ann do Dar U 11 Do John do Son U 5 Do Hugh do Son U 2 Do11 Stanrigg Hugh Dillon Head Mar 32 Iron stone Miner Ireland Katherine do Wife Mar 30 Do Mary do Daur U 8 Scholar Lanark N Monk Janet do Daur U 3 Do William Ward Lodger U 24 Labourer IrelandTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 8 10Page 5 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 12 Stanrigg James McGlashan Head Mae 25 Engine Keeper Lanark N Monk Sarah do Wife Mar 20 Fifeshire John Figgan Lodger U 25 Ironstone Miner Ireland John Hobson Lodger U 20 Do Stirlingshire13 Stanrigg Rosy Maxwell Head Widow 50 Ireland William do Son U 15 Ironstone Miner Do Rosy do Daur U 13 Do14 Stanrigg Arthur O'Neil Head Mar 26 Ironstone Miner Ireland Mary do Wife Mar 20 Do Charles Reid Lodger U 19 Ironstone Miner Do Jas McKenoch Lodger U 32 Do Do John Reid Lodger U 20 Labourer Do15 Stanrigg John Shields Head Mar 44 Coal Miner Ireland Margt do Wife Mar 44 Do James do Son U 17 Coal Miner Do Barnard do Son U 15 Do Do Margt do Daur U 8 Do Mary do Daur U 7 Do Henry do Son U 3 DoTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 12 7Page 6 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 16 Stanrigg Michael Lee Head Mar 50 Labourer Ireland Mary do Wife Do 60 Do Biddy do Daur U 25 Do Mary do Daur U 23 Do John do Son U 20 Coal Miner Do Thomas do Son U 17 Do Do Peter do Son U 14 Do Do Kathrine do Daur U 10 Do17 Stanrigg James McMillan Head Mar 52 Blacksmith England Janet do Wife Do 50 Ayr Maybole Helen do Daur U 29 Do James do Son U 14 Coal Miner Lanark Symington Elizabeth do Daur U 11 Scholar Do Tolcross Mathew do Do U 5 Do N Monk Janet do Do Mar 27 Do, doTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 7 8

BTW, the set I sent on August 8 were really ED 11, not a repeat of ED 10. Sigh. Sorry. 1851 Census County of Lanark District of Airdrie & Middle Ward Within the Limits of the Parliamentary Boundary of the City or Burgh of Parish of New Monkland No of Enumeration District 12 Description and Boundary of Enumeration District That part of the parish of New Monkland bounded in the West by a road leading from the Monkland Railway, by the West side of Whiterigg to Grayrigg Branch of the said Monkland Railway (including houses on West side of road at Darn gavil) on the North by the said Grayrigg Braick of the said Monkland Railways; On the East partly by Grayrigg road and partly by Darngavil Branch of the said Monkland Railway; and on the South by the said Monkland Railway. Page 1 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 1 Stanrigg John McKewn Head Mar 35 Coal Miner Ireland Mary do Wife Mar 30 Do William do Son U 13 Coal Miner Do Rosy do Daur U 11 Do Mary Ann do Daur U 9 Do Helen do Daur U 7 Do Jane do Daur U 4 Lanark N Monk James do Son U 9m Do, do2 Stanrigg John Dunlop Head Mar 40 Pit Head Man Ireland Kathrine do Wife Mar 39 Do John do Son U 15 Iron stone Miner Do Daniel do Son U 12 Do, do, do Do Kathrine do Daur U 8 Scholar Do Henry do Son U 5 Do Do3 Stanrigg Kathrine Kelly Head U 31 Dress-Maker Ireland Jane Gillon Visitor Widow 64 Do Neil do Lodger U 19 Iron stone Miner DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 8 9Page 2 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 4 Stanrigg Patrick Laffordy Head Mar 34 Char Filler Iron Ireland Mary do Wife Mar 35 Do Mary do Daur U 11 Do Helen do Daur U 8 Do Patrick do Son U 3 Do Biddy do Daur U 2 Lanark N Monk Janet do Daur U 1m Do, do Hugh do Brother U 22 Do, do Iron Ireland Barnard do Lodger U 34 Iron stone Miner Do Jas McMillan Lodger U 24 Labourer Do5 Stanrigg Biddy Slaven Head Widow 44 Hawker Ireland Sally do Daur U 15 Do Elisabeth Grear Cousin U 21 Do James do Cousin U 16 Ironstone Miner Do John do Cousin U 1 DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 7 8Page 3 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 6 Stanrigg Barnard Benet Head Mar 34 Char Filler Ireland Margaret do Wife Mar 33 Do Patrick do Son U 11 Coal Miner Do John do Son U 8 Do Barnard do Son U 6 Do Margt do Daur U 5 Do Michael do Son U 2 Lanark N Monk Mary do Daur U 1mo Do Michael Troy Lodger U 35 Ironstone Miner Ireland John Mehan Lodger U 38 Char Filler Do Phillip McGlahn Visitor U 33 Iron stone Miner Do7 Stanrigg Mary Kilpatrick Head Widow 50 Ireland Archibald do Son U 30 Char Filler Do David do Son U 20 Iron stone Miner Do Kathrine do Daur U 14 Do8 Stanrigg Joseph McGlas Head Mar 26 Engine Keeper IrelandTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 5

Hi Stuart, I don't have any experience with recent records, but I did find this article. Wish I could be of more help ------Sue [INS: :INS] l Do records exist for immigrants who came on planes? Expert answers for your genealogical questions. Q. Are there [1]immigration records for people who flew to the United States? A. Because commercial trans-Atlantic air travel didnât begin until after the restrictive Immigration Act of 1924, airplane passenger records typically arenât an important source for [2]genealogists. If your ancestor did arrive by air, however, you can use NATF Form 81 from the National Archives <[3]archives.gov/genealogy/immigration> to order copies of inbound federal passenger arrival manifests for airplanes, just as with ships, through 1959. Microfilmed airport-arrival records available from the National Archives include San Pedro/Los Angeles, Miami, Milwaukee, Houston, Seattle, Baltimore and Portland, Ore.âdates vary. Another tactic is to explore [4]visa records. Before immigrants touch down in the United States, they must already have an immigrant visa from the US Citizenship and [5]Immigration Services (USCIS). The agencyâs Genealogy Program includes visa files from July 1, 1924, to March 31, 1944. An index search of these and other records costs $20, while copies of the record cost $20 to $35. On <[6]www.uscis.gov>, click on Genealogy, the last item in the left side of the home page. Visa records generally are richer than the bare-bones passenger arrival manifests; the USCIS records may contain the personâs places of residence for the past five years, names of both parents and more. Attached to the visa file may be [7]birth records or affidavits, as well as marriage, military or police records. You can request post-1944 visa files under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Write to US Citizenship and Immigration Services, National Records Center, FOIA/PA Office, Box 648010, Leeâs Summit, MO 64064. Be sure to write âFOIA Requestâ on the envelope and your letter. Donât send moneyâmost FOIA requests donât require fees, but they can take months to get a reply. From the August 2010 Family Tree Magazine Aug 28, 2010 05:56:27 PM, lanark@rootsweb.com wrote: Thanks for that suggestion Sue. The emigration to the USA took place in 1984/85 so I would imagine that immigration proceedures were carried out an an airport. Do you know if it possible to access this type of record? Regards, Stuart > From: smrcus@verizon.net > To: lanark@rootsweb.com > Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2010 12:05:01 -0400 > Subject: Re: [Lanark] Information about New York > > If Ellis Island was the landing point, you could check > who was on the ship manifest as the contact in the USA. > Of course, immigration would have to have been after 1892. Website is > ellisisland.org > > Sue Marcus > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Stuart Lowson" > To: "Lanark Rootsweb" > Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 7:59 PM > Subject: [Lanark] Information about New York > > > > > > Do we have any members in New York who could help me with tracing someone > > who emigrated to the USA and used a PO Box in New York for mail. I have a > > PO Box no and Address but it's quite old and I'm wondering how to check it > > out and find any newer address? Any advice would be much appreciated. > > > > Regards, > > > > Stuart Lowson > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > 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 ------------------------------- 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 References 1. http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/now-what-airplane-immigration-records 2. http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/now-what-airplane-immigration-records 3. http://archives.gov/genealogy/immigration 4. http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/now-what-airplane-immigration-records 5. http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/now-what-airplane-immigration-records 6. http://www.uscis.gov/ 7. http://www.familytreemagazine.com/Article/now-what-airplane-immigration-records