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 45 Coat dyke Margret Hamilton Head Widow 71 Paper Miner Wdd Lanark Hamilton Margret Glespie Sister Widow 57 Do, do Sterling Falkirk46 Coat dyke Agnes Forsyth Head Widow 48 Lanark Bothwell Alexander McLan Son U 23 Coal Miner Do, do John do Son U 16 Do, do Do, do Thomes do Son U 14 Do, do Do, do Margret do Dur U 11 Do, do Gorge do Son U 10 Do Bothwell47 Coat dyke David Ballingall Head Mar 68 Toll Colecter Fife Cults Mill48 Coat dyke John Steel Head Mar 41 Farmer of 80 ackers employing 3 labrs Lanark New Monkland Agness do Wife Mar 42 Do, do Robert do Son U 13 Scholar Do Old Monkland Alexander do Son U 12 Do Do, do Mary do Dur U 10 Do Do, do John do Son U 8 Do Do, do James do Son 6 Do Do, do Margret Carlaw Servant U 24 Sterling Falkirk James Warlan Do U 16 Lanark Old Monkland Christna Shaw Du U 15 Do New Monkland Robert Shaw Nephew U 6 Scholar Do Old doTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 12 8Page 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 49 Coat dyke James Petgraw Head Mar 25 Grocers Shopman Lanark Ardrie Bethea do Wife Mar 20 Do wife Do Old Monkland James do Son 2 Do, do Margreat do Dur 1 Do, do50 Clifton Hill House William Baker Head Mar 46 Manager of Tuber Emp 30 men Stafford Merborne Ann do Wife Mar 45 Worcestershire Hellow Thomas do Son U 10 Scholar Do, do Elasebeth Blackwood Servant U 18 House servent Clackmanan Alloa51 Coat dyke James Dun Head Mar 34 Boatman Sterling Polmont Catherin do Wife Mar 25 Lanark Old Monkland52 Coat dyke Daved Wright Head Mar 34 Labrer Sterlingshire Polmont Elesebeth do Wife Mar 27 Do, do Daved do Son 4 scholer Lanark New Monkland Elon do Dur 2 Do Old Monkland James do Son 1mo Do, do53 Cliftonhill Cotage Mary Baird Head Widow 70 Do, do Willam do Son Widow 49 Pit Labrer Do New do John do Son U 40 Railway Labrer Do, do Mattow do Son U 38 Do, do Do, do Ann do Dur U 30 Do Old doTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 11 9Page 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 53 Clifton hill cottage Robert Baird Son U 25 Eng Man Lanark Old Monkland James Fandlay Nephew 2 Do Bothwell54 Lodge Mrs Bell Head Mar 38 Maser Wife Dublan Jean do Daugh Mar 17 Do dur Irland NK Larance do Son U 13 Scholer England NK Michel Ferry Lodger Mar 40 Miner Irland Mayo Margret do Wife Mar 39 France NK55 Cliftonhill Lodge Henry Magure Head Mar 53 Fetcher Irland Down Branerd do Son U 14 Do son Renfrew Pasely Margret do Dur U 11 Do dur Irland TerowrTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons

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 33 Coat dyke Thomes Charlton Son U 18 Iron Miner Lanark Old Monkland William do Son U 16 Do, do Do, do David do Son U 13 Scholler Do, do Elisebeth do Dur 8 Do Do, do Charls do Son 6 Do Do, do34 Coat dyke William Adam Head Mar 41 Contractor Lanark Shotts Mary do Wife Mar 36 Do Do Old Monkland Mary do Dur U 16 Scholler Do, do Miron do Do U 14 Do Do, do Margiret do Do U 11 Do Do, do Bethie do 3 Do, do Jannet do 2 Do, do Elisebth Atkin Servant U 22 Do New Monkland Janet Russel Do 13 Do Old Monkland35 Coat dyke John Walker Head Mar 58 Eng Keper Do New Monkland Ann do Wife Mar 31 Irland Gune County Gorge do Son U 15 Lanark Old Monkland James Cafre Step son U 4 Scholler Do, do Mirea do Dur 7 Do No TlerTotal of Houses I2 Total of Houses 8 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 36 Coat dyke James Paterson Head Mar 22 Eng keper Lanark Shotts Jean do Wife Mar 22 Do Old Monkland Jean do Dur 4mo Do, do Jams Allen Lodger Widow 54 Mine vewal Devon Clackmaneny Thomes do Son U 19 Miner Lanark Old Monkland James do Son U 17 Shop boy Do, do37 Coat dyke Thomes McKinly Head Mar 31 Pit headman Sterling Kilearn Ellon do Wife Mar 29 Lanark Old Monkland Margret do Dur U 10 Scholler Do, do James do Son U 8 Do Do, do Willam do Son U 7 Do Do, do Esabela do Dur 4 Do, do Robert do Son 11m Do, do38 Coat dyke John Somervil Head Mar 26 Carter Do Camnethan Cicly do Wife Mar 21 Do, do John Somervill Son 3 Do, do39 Coat dyke John Gilespie Head Mar 31 Iron Miner Do Old Monkland Jean do Wife Mar 29 Do, do Elon do Dur 3 Do, do Christine do Dur 1 Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 9Page 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 39 Coat dyke Jannet Gilespie Dur 4mo Lanark Old Monkland James Caldar Lodgr U 12 Miner Poland NK40 Coat dyke James Gall Head Mar 36 Carter Lanark Glasgow Margret do Wife Mar 30 Do Shots James do Son 4 Do Old Monkland Agness do Dur 1 Do, do Dan Curry Lodgr U 19 Baker Do Canbthan41 Coat dyke William Thom Servent U 23 Grocery Shopman Do Ardrie42 Coat dyke Robert Wiper Head Mar 21 Miner Do Old Monkland Mary do Wife Mar 24 Do Fifeshire Dunfirmline Agness do Dur U 6 Lanark Old Monkland Jams do Son 1 Do, do William Falconer Visitor Mar 36 Mason Cathness N T(?)43 Coat dyke Jane Parnnan Head Widow 35 Washer Wife Madlothan Cockpen Ann Anderson Hu(?) Mar 24 C Weaver Lanark Old Monkland Robert Anderson Relative 1 Do Glasgow44 Coat dyke John McIntyer Head Mar 36 Coal Miner Do Old Monkland Elisebth do Wife Mar 34 Do, do Do, do Robert do Son U 9 Scholar Do, do William do Son 2 Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 12 8

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 23 Coat Dyke Ann Mure Dur Y 2 Lanark Old Monkland James Rice Lodger U 28 Iron Miner Irland NK Feleks Coulay Do Mar 29 Do, do Do, do24 Coat Dyke Gorge Thomson Head M 39 Coal Miner Lanark Ardre Agness do Wife Mar 39 Do, do Do, do Jams do Son U 19 Do, do Do, do Joseph do Son U 17 Do, do Do, do Janet do Dur U 12 Do, do Gorge do Son U 10 Do, do Agness do Dur U 8 Do, do Thomas do Son 5 Do, do Jean do Dur 2 Do Carluke25 Coat Dyke Thoms Thomson Head Mar 33 Coal Miner Do Old Monkland Bethie do Wife Mar 35 Do, do Do New Monkland Agness do Dur U 12 Do, do Jannet do Do U 6 Scholler Do, do Bethie do Do 5 Scholler Do, do Thome do Son 2m Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 9 9Page 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 26 Coat Dyke Robert Shirp Head Mar 46 Coal Miner NK Jen do Wife Mar 50 Do, do Lanark Ardre Andrew do Son U 13 Miner Do New Monkland William do Son U 12 Do Do, do Cristine do Dar U 10 Do Ardre27 Coat dyke Jean Paterson Head Widow 59 Do Shots James do Son U 25 Iron Miner Do Old Monkland Robert do Son U 23 Do, do Do, do Alx Thomson Servant U 14 Do, do Do, do28 Coat dyke Archd Sanders Head Mar 57 Iron Miner Do, do Elisebth do Wife Mar 46 Do Shots Mary do Dar U 23 Dress maker Do Old Monkland Helen do Dar U 22 Do, do Do Ardre Hellen Hllade Mother Widow 89 Linlithgow Boness29 Coat dyke Archibald McKay Head Mar 55 Black smith Do Glasgow Mary do Wife Mar 54 Lanark Barony Heugh do Son U 20 Black smith Do Glasgow Ach do Son U 16 Do, do Sterling Denny Catren do Dar U 14 Do, do Agness do Dar U 4 Scholar Do, doTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 10 10Page 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 30 Coat dyke James Wiper Head Mar 42 Coal miner Lanark New Monkland Mary do Wife Mar 39 Do Old Monkland Jean do Dar U 19 Do, do Éllan do Dar U 16 Do, do Alex do Son U 6 Do, do Ann do Dar U 1 Do, do31 Coat dyke John Henderson Head Mar 40 Policemen Sterling Keping Jannet do Wife Mar 36 Perth Slanty Dunkeld John do Son U 8 Scholer Lanark Glasgow David do Son U 6 Do, do Do, do William do Son U 3 Do, do32 Coat dyke Robert White Head Mar 35 Miner Ireland Down Nura Eestor do Wife Mar 34 Irland Armagh Thomes do Son U 12 Miner Down Nuras Jean do Dur U 16 Scholler Lanark Ardre Robert do Son U 6 Do Do, do John do Son 2 Do Old Monkland33 Coat dyke John Charlton Head Mar 54 Iron Miner Do, do Margret do Wife Mar 51 Do, do James do Son U 21 Iron Miner Do, doTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 12 8

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 11 Coat Dyke Walter Crookston Son 3 Lanark Old Monkland Wm do Son 1m Do, do Jean Tartchand Servt U 18 House Servt Do, do12 Coat Dyke James Clarkson Head Mar 45 Iron Miner Lanark Duglas Catran do Wife Mar 47 Do Crafordjohn Benbgen do Sn U 24 Do Miner Do Douglas James do Sn U 14 Do, do Do, do Jannet do Dr U 9 Scholar Do Old Monkland Mary do Dr 3 Do, do13 Coat Dyke Mathew Thomson Head Wide 53 Coal Miner Do, do William do Son U 18 Do, do Do, do Marton do Son U 15 Do, do Do, do Esbell do Sister Widow 45 Do Airdre14 Coat Dyke Thomas Anderson Head Mar 55 Labrer Do Old Monkland Margret do Wife Mar 30 Do, do Agness do Dr U 8 Scoller Do, do John do Son 6 Scoller Do, do Jannet do Dr 3 Do, do Do, do Margret do Dur 8m Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 9Page 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 15 Coat dyke James Henalton Head Mar 23 Engine Keeper Lanark Ardrie Chris do Wife Mar 22 Dress Maker Midlothian Corstorphine Robert Furgson Lodger U 24 Baker Lanark Larkhall16 Coat Dyke William Gilmour Head U 21 Coal Miner Do Airdre Mathow do Brother U 14 Do, do Do, do17 Coat Dyke Hendrie Stirling Head Mar 30 Iron Miner Down NK Jannet do Wife Mar 28 Lanark Old Monkland Hendrie do Son U 9 Scoller Do, do Alex Gilcrest Father Widower 71 Labourer Argyle Kelenpie John Roland Nephew U 14 Miner Down NK18 Coat Dyke John Paterson Head Mar 29 Iron Miner Lanark Old Monkland Susan do Wife Mar 22 Do Do, do Jien do Dur U 3 Sholler Do, do Cathren do Dur 2 Do, do Mary do Dur 3m Do, do John Cunham Lodger U 45 Iron Miner Belfast19 Coat Dyke John Thomson Head Mar 39 Do, do Sterling Larbert Ann do Wife Mar 33 Lanark Old Monkland Jean do Dur U 15 Do, do Mathow do Son U 12 Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 12 8Page 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 19 Coat Dyke Ann Thomson Dur U 7 Lanark Old Monkland Eland do Dur 2 Do, do20 Coat Dyke Margret Twidle Head Wid 73 Anuntent Lanark Carmichel Thomas Clarkson Grandson U 9 Scholler Lanark Glasgow21 Coat Dyke Alex Hane Head M 41 Shoemaker employ 2 men Edinburgh Mid Calder Mrs do Wife M 45 Parthshire Mary do Dur U 9 scholer Lanark New Monkland Helan do Dur U 2 Do New do William Monachan Printer U 11 Irland County Caven Pater Robertson Do U 11 Lanark New Monkland22 Coat Dyke John Gibson Head Mar 23 Miner Lanark Bodal Mary do Wife Mar 20 Do New Monkland Janet do Dur 1 Do, do Robert do Son 3m Do Old Monkland William Gibson Brother U 17 Miner Do Bodal23 Coat Dyke Michel Hunt Head Mar 42 Iron Miner Irland Westmeth Mary do Wife Mar 42 Do, do James do Son U 20 Do Miner Lanark Ardre Maria do Dur U 14 Do Glasgow Catrin do Dur U 12 Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 9 11

1851 Census County of Lanark District of Middle Ward and Airdrie Within the Limits of the Parliamentary Boundary of the City or Burgh of Parish of Old Monkland No of Enumeration District 50 Description and Boundary of Enumeration District So much of the District of Gartsherrie quoad Sacra being formerly part of the parish of Old Monkland, as lies East of Coats house and North of Turnpike Road, containing part of the village of Coat Dyke 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 Coat Dyke Robt Simpson Head Mar 52 Ironstone Contr (Empl 20 men) Lanark Old Monkland Mary do Wife Mar 50 Do, do John do Son Un Mar 17 Ironstone Cont Son Do, do Ann do Daur Un Mar 14 Scholar Do, do David do Son Un Mar 12 Do Do, do Mary do Daur Un Mar 8 Do Do, do Elisabeth Harpe Servt Un Mar 19 House Servt Stirling Falkirk Two houses Building2 CoatDyke John Calendar Head Mar 45 Labourer Perth Crief Sarah Calendar Wife Mar 45 Lanark Old Monkland John do Son Un Mar 25 Iron Miner Do New Monkland George do Son Un Mar 16 Do, do Do Glasgow Robt do Son Un Mar 11 Scholar Do New Monkland Ann do Daur 4 Do Old Monkland3 Coat Dyke Wm Millar Head Mar 38 Iron Miner Linlithgow Carriden Elisabeth do Wife Mar 38 Lanark Old Monkland Wm do Son Un Mar 10 Scholar Do New do James do Do Do 8 Do Do, do Adam do Son U 6 Do, do Janet do Daur 4 Do, doTotal of Houses I1, B2 Total of Persons 11 8Page 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 3 Coat Dyke Elisabeth Millar Daur 2 Lanark New Monkland James Russell Father in Law Widower 73 Retired Coal Miner Linlithgow Carriden4 Coat Dyke James Lees Head Mar 80 Do, do, do Do Boness Cathrine do Wife Mar 71 Lanark Glasgow James McIntyre Nephew U 17 Coal Miner Do New Monkland Christina Lees D Child 4 Do Old do Margt Nichol G Child 7 Do, do, do5 Coat Dyke David Craig Head Widower 62 Coal Miner Do Rutherglen Robt C do Son U 18 Do, do Do Old Monkland Thos do Son U 16 Do, do Do, do6 Coat Dyke Wm Menzies Head Mar 46 Iron do Dumbarton Cumbernauld Helen do Wife Mar 38 Lanark New Monkland Walter do Son U 19 Iron Miner Do, do Jean do Daur U 16 Do, do Wm do Son U 8 Scholar Do, do Janet do Daur U 6 Do Do, do Helen do Daur 4 Do Do Old do Ann do Daur 1m Do New do Elisabeth do Daur U 11 Do, do Joseph do Son U 8Total of Houses I3 Total of Persons 10 10Page 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 7 Coat Dyke John Munroo Head Mar 25 Iron Miner Argyle Kilkevan Brusbond do Wife Mar 33 Lanark New Monkland Jean do Daur 1 Do Old Monkland Alex Elliot Boarder U 31 Iron Miner Dohry Taughboyne8 Coat Dyke Edward Khomy Head Mar 24 Do, do Down Rathfryland Margt do Wife Mar 23 Do, do Thos do Son 2 Lanark Old Monkland9 Coat Dyke Chas Lees Head Mar 35 Iron Miner Do, do, do Elison do Wife Mar 30 Do, do, do Wm do Son 3 Do, do, do James do Son 2 Do, do, do10 Coat Dyke Andw Reid Head Mar 46 Master Mason (Empl 8 men) England NK Geo do Son U 12 Scholar Lanark Old Monkland Ann Forester Visitor U 23 Linlithgow Bathgate11 Coat Dyke James Crukston Head Mar 36 Iron Miner Sterling Larbert Cathrine do Wife Mar 32 Lanark Old Monkland James do Son U 13 Scholar Do, do Cathrine do Daur U 11 Do Do, do David do Son U 7 Do Do, do Thos do Son U 5 Do Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 13 7

Page 44 1809 Alexander McNab turner at Shotts Iron Works and Helen Ferguson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the first day of March & baptized here upon Sunday the 12th March & Named Elisabeth McNab 1809 Alexander Thomson farmer in Wester Windyedge and Agnes Wilson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the twelfth and baptized upon Monday the 13th day of March and Named Agnes Thomson1809 William Hamilton farmer in Wester Bogfoot and Ann Jack Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the fifth day of March and baptized upon Sunday the 26th and Named Margaret Hamilton 1809 James Coates turner at Shotts Iron Works and Janet Binning Spouse had twins born there upon Wednesday the twenty ninth day of March both girls and baptized upon Monday the 10th April The Eldest named Isobel Coates the youngest Named Margaret Coates 1809 Thomas Callendar moulder at Shotts Iron Works and Lillias Sievewright Spouse had a Son born there upon Wednesday the fifth day of April and baptized upon Monday the 10th day of that Month and Named James Callendar 1809 James Sommervile labourer at Shotts Iron Works and Jean Haldane Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty fourth day of Feby and baptized here the 30th April and Named James Sommervile 1809 James Morton farmer Southlinridge and Marion Henshaw Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the third day of April & baptized here the 30th of that Month & Named Ann Morton 1809 James Fleming carrier & Tenant in Easter Bogfoot & Janet Reid his Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty Seventh day of March baptized and Named James Fleming Page 45 1766 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling & Margaret Millar his Spouse had a Son born there upon the thirtieth day of May & baptized and Named William Petticrew 1777 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the tenth day of May & baptized the 25th same Month & Named John Petticrew 1779 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty third day of January & baptized the 31st same Month & Named Thomas Petticrew 1785 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the Eleventh day of August & baptized upon the 14th same Month & Named James Petticrew 1809 James Marshall coal Grieve at Bonhar Coaliery & Elisabeth Binning Spouse had a Son born there upon the 21st July and baptized and Named James Marshall 1809 David Black of Hartwood Mill and Margaret Thomson Spouse had a Son born there upon the Thirteenth day of December & baptized & Named William Black Page 46 1809 James Sneddan coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Rachel Burt Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the twenty fifth day of April & baptized upon the 14th May & Named Ann Sneddan 1808 John Russell tenant in Broom house of Murdostown & Ann Galbraith Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the fifth day of July and baptized and Named Martha Russell 1809 James Barr coalier in Salisburgh & Margaret Baillie Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the 18th day of April and baptized and Named Mary Barr 1809 John Crawford coalier at Shotts and Elisabeth Colvill Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the 13th day of May & baptized here upon the 28th of that Month & Named Ann Crawford 1809 John Connar coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Margaret Anderson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the 27th May & baptized the 4th June and Named Janet Connar 1809 John Wark at Harthill & Janet Thomson Spouse had a Son born there upon the ninth day of March & baptized & Named Robert Wark 1806 Alexander Dalziel farmer in Rough dyke and Christian Waddell Spouse had a Son born there upon Saturday the fifth day of April & baptized by the Revd Mr Hislop upon Sunday the 27th Same Month and Named William Dalziel 1809 Robert Lowden farmer in Pente in Lands of Murdostown and Margaret King Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty fifth day of March and baptized and named William Lowden 1809 John Lowden weaver in Bentfoot of Murdostown and Mary Storrie his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Thursday the thirteenth day of April & baptized and Named Margaret Lowden 1809 John Gillon Junr coalier at Greenridge Whitburn parish & Mary Easton Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Wednesday the fourteenth day of June & baptized here upon the 18th same Month & Named Mary Gillon NB Whitburn Kirk vacant Page 47 1808 James Russell of Longacres & Janet Gardner his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the twelfth day of November & baptized & Named Margaret Russell 1809 Thomas Weir servant to Alexander Govan of Greenhill Esqr residing at Mennoch hill and Agnes Scott Spouse had a Son born there upon the twelfth of May and baptized upon the 28th same month & Named John Weir 1809 John Gray groom to John Baird Esqr of Shotts Iron Works & Elisabeth Steele Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the twelfth day of June & baptized here upon the 2d July & Named Elisabeth Gray 1809 James Inglis shoemaker Omoa New Town and Janet Nisbet Spouse had a Son born there upon the Eighteenth day of May and baptized and Named James Inglis 1808 John Main farmer in Torrance and Agnes Hastie Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty Second day of August and baptized & Named Peter Main 1809 William Taylor tenant in Earlshill and Jane Adie Spouse had Twins born there a Son & a Daughter upon the (blank) day of May and baptized and Named Ebenezer & Marion Taylor 1809 John Baird Esquire of Shotts Iron Works and Mrs Mary Murray Spouse had a Son born there upon Tuesday the fourteenth day of March and baptized upon the 10th day of April and Named Charles Baird 1809 Abram Wallace engineer at Shotts Iron Works and Jean Goodwillie Spouse had a daughter born there upon Thursday the fifteenth day of June and baptized upon Friday the 7th July being the fast day before the Sacrament here and Named Margaret Wallace 1809 James Waddell gardener at Murdostown & Elisabeth Trotter Spouse had a Son born there upon Thursday the thirteenth day of July baptized upon Monday the 24th died upon Tuesday the 25th and interred here upon Wednesday 26th July Named Robert Waddell Page 48 1808 William Rodger illegitimate Child of Robert Rodger farmer in Drumbuoy a married person & Mary Stark in Moffethills born upon the fifteenth day of May 1800 & Eight & baptized here upon 30th July 1800 & nine 1808 Ann Forrest illegitimate Daughter of Alexander Forrest in Murdoston Miln and Rachel Millar at Foulburn born upon the fourteenth day of August and baptized here upon the 30th July 1800 & nine 1809 Abram Thomas moulder at Shotts Iron Works & Eleanor Hunter Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the twenty third day of January & baptized & Named Mary Thomas 1809 Mr George Espie moulder at Shotts Iron Works & Mrs Agnes Simson his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the twenty second day of July & baptized upon Friday the 11th August & Named Elisabeth Espie 1809 James Reid shoemaker in Girthim and Violet Hay Spouse had a Son born there upon the ninth day of June and baptized here upon the 13th August and William Meuros Reid 1809 John Anderson tailor at Shotts Kirk & Elisabeth Clark Spouse had a Son born there upon Wednesday the twenty Sixth day of July and baptized upon the 13th August & Named James Anderson 1809 John Russell at Peathills & Marion Martin Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the Eighteenth day of July & baptized upon Thursday the 10th day of August and Named Marion Russell 1809 Alexander Waugh Junr at Shotts Iron Works and Ann Wilson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the twenty third day of July and baptized here upon Sunday the 13th August and Named Helen Waugh 1809 Niel McCallum weaver in Bourne & Ann Reid Spouse had a Son born there upon Saturday the nineteenth day of August & baptized here upon Sunday the 27th day of that month & Named John McCallum Page 49 1787 John Henderson coalhewer in Bonhar & Janet Freid his Spouses had a Son born there upon the 12th day of Jany & Baptized and Named James Henderson 1787 William Pettigrew labourer in South Shaws & Margaret Fairlie his lawful Spouses had a Son born there upon the 23rd day of Octr and Baptised and named William Pettigrew 1793 William Pettigrew labourer in South Shaws & Margaret Fairlie his Lawful Spouses had a Son born there upon the 13th day of January 7 Baptised and Named John Pettigrew 1789 Thomas Nisbet wright in Meikle Harshaw & Margaret Hamilton Spouse had a Son born there about the middle of November and Baptised and Named Thomas Nisbet 1791 Thomas Nisbet wright in Meikle Harshaw & Margt Hamilton Spouse had a Daughter born there about the middle of April and Baptised & Named Janet Nisbet

What is the URL/website address of this new site? Did a Google with no luck. Bob ================== On 25/05/2010 8:11 PM, Jenny Myers wrote: > Hello Listers, > > This is a courtesy notification to fellow Lanark researchers of an > additional Lanark research facility established two weeks ago. > > LANARKSHIRE FAMILIES AND HISTORY is a private website but membership is open > to all those researching in Lanarkshire. > > >

Hello Bob Thank you so much, John Hamilton born 1804 married Mary Dick , It could be that they are related . It is strange the names appearing together. Again Thank You Bob -------------------------------------------------- From: "hiflyte" <hiflyte@telus.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2010 6:43 PM To: <lanark@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [Lanark] William HAMILTON and Ann JACK

Bob, If Hamilton/Jack is what you are after then here are three entires Bob Cdn ----------- HAMILTON, John Christening Gender: Male Birth Date: 13 Nov 1804 Christening Date: 2 Dec 1804 Recorded in: Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father: William HAMILTON Mother: Ann JACK Source: FHL Film 1066605 Dates: 1801 - 1825 HAMILTON, William Christening Gender: Male Birth Date: 25 Oct 1806 Christening Date: 16 Nov 1806 Recorded in: Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father: William HAMILTON Mother: Ann JACK Source: FHL Film 1066605 Dates: 1801 - 1825 HAMILTON, Margaret Christening Gender: Female Birth Date: 5 Mar 1809 Christening Date: 26 Mar 1809 Recorded in: Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father: William HAMILTON Mother: Ann JACK Source: FHL Film 1066605 Dates: 1808 - 1809 ===================== On 26/05/2010 8:52 AM, robertgascoigne wrote: <SNIP> > ... I am seeking information on this couple, namely information on Ann Jack. The couples son John botn 13 Nov 1804 in Shotts married Mary Dick 23 Oct 1825 . They had Robert in 1826 then Mary Ann in 1828 then next I find on the IGI is John 1838. Does anyone have any information on this Family.... > ------------------------------- >

Bob Different dates but same surnames, maybe of interest to you I gahter this Jack (Ann) is her MS or is it her married surname? DICK, Helen Christening Gender: Female Birth Date: Jul 1803 Christening Date: 21 Aug 1803 Recorded in: Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father: John DICK Mother: Helen JACK Source: FHL Film 102963 + Dates: 1801 - 1825 Bob Cdn =============== On 26/05/2010 8:52 AM, robertgascoigne wrote: > ... I am seeking information on this couple, namely information on Ann Jack. The couples son John botn 13 Nov 1804 in Shotts married Mary Dick 23 Oct 1825 . They had Robert in 1826 then Mary Ann in 1828 then next I find on the IGI is John 1838. Does anyone have any information on this Family.... >

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Hello I am seeking information on this couple, namely information on Ann Jack. The couples son John botn 13 Nov 1804 in Shotts married Mary Dick 23 Oct 1825 . They had Robert in 1826 then Mary Ann in 1828 then next I find on the IGI is John 1838. Does anyone have any information on this Family. Bob

Hi, It has been proposed to me that my Ancestor Jean AGUR who married in Denny in 1810 to Thomas SMYLIE / SMELLIE was from this family. Seems likely but not certain. Anyway I have been scratching around and I've found a little. Strangely some of them changed their name to EDGAR. Though William & Agnes were enumerated as AGUR in 1841. Thomas EDGAR was reported to have been a hatter on his son William's 1868 death cert. Regards, Don McArthur. Descendants of Thomas Agur 1 Thomas AGUR 'of' Glasgow 1777 - 92 merchant, Glasgow .. +Jean MURDOCH m: 10 Jan 1777 in Glasgow *2nd Wife of Thomas AGUR: .. +Janet MUIRHEAD 'of' Denny m: 29 Dec 1782 in Denny [banns 13 Dec & . 5 Dec in Glasgow] ... 2 William EDGAR b: 13 Nov 1783 ~ Glasgow 1851 HLW, 17 New . Rd, Barony d: 7 Jun 1868 in Barnhill Poor House, Springburn ....... +Agnes MOFFAT b: Abt. 1790 in co. Lanark m: 22 Aug 1806 in Barony d: Bet. 1841 - 1851 ........ 3 Alexander AGUR b: 24 Apr 1808 ~ Barony, 1st child d: Aft. 1861 ........ 3 Thomas AGUR 20 Apr 1809 ~ Barony, 2nd child [mother not . ment.] ........ 3 Isobel AGUR 28 Apr 1811 ~ Barony, 3rd child ........ 3 Janet AGUR b: Abt. 1812 in Glasgow 1841 cotton HLW, with . parents d: Aft. 1861 ........ 3 Agnes AGUR b: Abt. 1818 1841 cotton HLW, with . parents d: Aft. 1841 ........ 3 Jane AGUR b: Abt. 1820 1841 cotton HLW, with . parents ........ 3 William AGUR b: Abt. 1821 1841 Calico printer, . with parents d: Aft. 1841 ............ +Isabel NN b: Abt. 1821 in co. Lanark m: - assumed . d: Aft. 1841 ........ 3 John AGUR b: Abt. 1823 d: Aft. 1851 ........ 3 James AGUR b: Abt. 1827 1841 App cotton HLW, with . parents d: Aft. 1841 ........ 3 Walter AGUR b: Abt. 1829 cotton weaver 1841 . app. cotton HLW, with parents d: 6 Feb 1856 in 37 . Dale St., Bridgeton [as 31y, 11y in 1841] ............ +Helen MCKINLAY m: 17 Aug 1851 in Barony d: Aft. 1856 ... 2 John AGUR b: 19 May 1785 ~ Glasgow ... 2 Jean AGUR b: 22 Nov 1787 ~ Glasgow m 1810 Thomas Smyllie ? ... 2 Janet AGUR b: 24 Jun 1790 ~ Glasgow ... 2 Elizabeth AGUR b: 30 Jun 1792 ~ Glasgow, wit Jas Donaldson . & Jno Muirhead ... 2 John AGUR 14 Dec 1794 ~ Denny [IGI has father as John?]

Don, I have no info on AGUR/EDGAR, but might be able to make a connection to your Thomas SMYLIE / SMELLIE. I have data on a half dozen men who "could" be him. Do you have any details on him, so that I can check for matches? Ken Harrison North Vancouver, Canada -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Don McArthur Sent: May 25, 2010 11:40 AM To: LANARK@rootsweb.com Subject: [Lanark] AGUR family in Glasgow became EDGAR Hi, It has been proposed to me that my Ancestor Jean AGUR who married in Denny in 1810 to Thomas SMYLIE / SMELLIE was from this family. Seems likely but not certain.

Hi Ruth I think this is what you're looking for: Glasgow Register Office 22 Park Circus Glasgow G3 6BE 0141 287 8350 Cheers Ella Ross > Could SKS e mail me re the local Glasgow phone number to make an > appointment with Park Circus, GLASGOW for a booking? > > Thanks, > > Ruth >

Could SKS e mail me re the local Glasgow phone number to make an appointment with Park Circus, GLASGOW for a booking? Thanks, Ruth

Hi all Its been mentioned on other lists but have not seen it here Its been posted on http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/about/futureplans.html That the Irish 1901 will be released on the 3rd June 2010 As there are such close links with Scotland I thought it worthy of mention Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Page 44 1809 Alexander McNab turner at Shotts Iron Works and Helen Ferguson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the first day of March & baptized here upon Sunday the 12th March & Named Elisabeth McNab 1809 Alexander Thomson farmer in Wester Windyedge and Agnes Wilson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the twelfth and baptized upon Monday the 13th day of March and Named Agnes Thomson1809 William Hamilton farmer in Wester Bogfoot and Ann Jack Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the fifth day of March and baptized upon Sunday the 26th and Named Margaret Hamilton 1809 James Coates turner at Shotts Iron Works and Janet Binning Spouse had twins born there upon Wednesday the twenty ninth day of March both girls and baptized upon Monday the 10th April The Eldest named Isobel Coates the youngest Named Margaret Coates 1809 Thomas Callendar moulder at Shotts Iron Works and Lillias Sievewright Spouse had a Son born there upon Wednesday the fifth day of April and baptized upon Monday the 10th day of that Month and Named James Callendar 1809 James Sommervile labourer at Shotts Iron Works and Jean Haldane Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty fourth day of Feby and baptized here the 30th April and Named James Sommervile 1809 James Morton farmer Southlinridge and Marion Henshaw Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the third day of April & baptized here the 30th of that Month & Named Ann Morton 1809 James Fleming carrier & Tenant in Easter Bogfoot & Janet Reid his Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty Seventh day of March baptized and Named James Fleming Page 45 1766 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling & Margaret Millar his Spouse had a Son born there upon the thirtieth day of May & baptized and Named William Petticrew 1777 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the tenth day of May & baptized the 25th same Month & Named John Petticrew 1779 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty third day of January & baptized the 31st same Month & Named Thomas Petticrew 1785 Thomas Petticrew farmer in Muir mailling and Agnes Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon the Eleventh day of August & baptized upon the 14th same Month & Named James Petticrew 1809 James Marshall coal Grieve at Bonhar Coaliery & Elisabeth Binning Spouse had a Son born there upon the 21st July and baptized and Named James Marshall 1809 David Black of Hartwood Mill and Margaret Thomson Spouse had a Son born there upon the Thirteenth day of December & baptized & Named William Black Page 46 1809 James Sneddan coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Rachel Burt Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the twenty fifth day of April & baptized upon the 14th May & Named Ann Sneddan 1808 John Russell tenant in Broom house of Murdostown & Ann Galbraith Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the fifth day of July and baptized and Named Martha Russell 1809 James Barr coalier in Salisburgh & Margaret Baillie Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the 18th day of April and baptized and Named Mary Barr 1809 John Crawford coalier at Shotts and Elisabeth Colvill Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the 13th day of May & baptized here upon the 28th of that Month & Named Ann Crawford 1809 John Connar coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Margaret Anderson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the 27th May & baptized the 4th June and Named Janet Connar 1809 John Wark at Harthill & Janet Thomson Spouse had a Son born there upon the ninth day of March & baptized & Named Robert Wark 1806 Alexander Dalziel farmer in Rough dyke and Christian Waddell Spouse had a Son born there upon Saturday the fifth day of April & baptized by the Revd Mr Hislop upon Sunday the 27th Same Month and Named William Dalziel 1809 Robert Lowden farmer in Pente in Lands of Murdostown and Margaret King Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty fifth day of March and baptized and named William Lowden 1809 John Lowden weaver in Bentfoot of Murdostown and Mary Storrie his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Thursday the thirteenth day of April & baptized and Named Margaret Lowden 1809 John Gillon Junr coalier at Greenridge Whitburn parish & Mary Easton Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Wednesday the fourteenth day of June & baptized here upon the 18th same Month & Named Mary Gillon NB Whitburn Kirk vacant

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1808 Alexander Yetts farmer in Dykehead & Euphemia Reid his lawful Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the twenty third day of August & baptised in the Church here upon Sunday the 18th Septmr and Named Margaret Yetts 1808 Thomas Marshall carter formerly now Labourer in Upper Shotts burn and Ann Brownlee Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the thirteenth day of September & baptised in the Church here the 2d Octr and Named Janet Marshall 1807 James Jack farmer in Wester Braecow and Catherine Taylor his Spouse had a Son born there upon the Eighth day of December and baptised and Named John Jack 1808 Robert Paterson tenant in Lochhill and Janet Thomson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Eighteenth day of February & baptised and Named Jean Paterson Page 41 1808 Robert Chalmers farmer in South Hirst and Janet McCarter Spouse had a Son Born there upon the Eleventh day of March & baptised and Named Thomas Chalmers 1808 James Russell of Blairdenhill and Agnes Thomson Spouse had a Son born there upon Thursday the thirtieth day of June and baptised and Named Thomas Russell 1808 William Graham flax Dresser in the village of Harthill & Jean Bishop Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the first day of September and baptised and Named Jean Graham 1808 John Strathearn weaver in the Village of Harthill & Margt Russell Spouse had a daughter born there the nineteenth day of September and baptised and Named Margaret Strathearn 1808 John Gillespie coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Helen Waugh his Spouse had a daughter born upon the twenty Sixth day of September & baptised the 9th Octr & Named Elisabeth Gillespie 1808 John Laurie farmer in Duntillon and Elisabeth Dick Spouse had a Son born there upon Saturday the Seventeenth day of September & baptised here upon Sunday the 16th Octr and Named John Laurie 1808 Alexander Marshall in Blair head commonly called Rimmon & Christian Scot his Spouse had a Son born there upon Monday the Eighteenth day of January & baptised and Named Robert Marshall 1808 William Black tenant in Glebe of Wester Calderhead and Janet Brown his lawful Spouse had a daughter born there upon Thursday the Eighth day of September and baptised in the Muir Meeting House of Cambusnethan upon the 23rd Octr and Named Margaret Black 1808 Andrew Fotheringham at Omoa Iron Works & An Gressam Spouse had a daughter born there upon Sunday the Second day of October & baptised upon the 30th & Named Agnes Fotheringham 1808 John Montgomery fireman at Shotts Iron Works & Carolina Hay his Spouse had a daughter born there upon the 20th day of (blank) & baptised here the 13th Novemr & Named Helen Montgomery Page 42 1808 David Smart labourer residing in Blacklee Lands of Nether Braecow and Marion Kinnear his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the thirty first day of October and baptised here upon the 13th November and Named Janet Smart 1808 Robert Neilson coker at Shotts Iron Works and Elisabeth Shaw his Spouse had a Son born there upon the Sixteenth day of October and baptised here upon the 20th November and Named William Neilson 1808 John Ross smith at Omoa Iron Works and Janet Jack Spouse had a daughter born there upon Thursday the Seventeenth day of November and baptised here upon Sunday the 27th day of that month and Named Janet Gibson Ross 1808 William Sommervile tenant in Stonnyhill Lands of Blairmuck hill and Jean Brodie Spouse had a Son born there upon the ninth day of Feby & baptised and Named John Sommervile 1808 Samuel Meuros parochial Schoolmaster at Shotts & Grace Douglas Spouse had a daughter born there upon Wednesday the thirtieth day of November & baptised upon Sunday the 18th day of Decr by the Revd Mr Hamilton & Named Martha Bell Meuros 1808 Edward Danks coalier Omoa Iron Works and Janet Lees Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Wednesday the thirtieth November and baptised in the Church here upon Sunday the (blank) day of (blank) and Named Mary Danks 1808 Mathew Alexander keeper at Shotts Iron Works and Mary Kirk Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the Eighteenth day of December and baptised here upon the 22d day of Janry 1809 and Named Sarah Alexander 1809 George Campbell coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Elisabeth Russell his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the 22d January and baptised here the 19th Feby & Named Janet Campbell Page 43 1809 Alexander Walker smith & Tenant in Shieldhill and Isobel Graham his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the thirtieth day of January & baptised in the Church the 19th day of Feby and Named Betty Walker 1809 John Sommervile junior Carter at Omoa Iron Works and Ann Stewart his Spouse had a Son born there upon Tuesday the Seventh day of February & baptised the 19th same Month & Named William Sommervile 1809 Peter Muirie coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Agnes Beverage his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the Eighteenth day of February and baptised here upon Sunday the 26th same Month & Named Janet Muirie 1809 James Muirie coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Elisabeth Burt his Spouse had a Son born there upon Friday the twenty Seventh day of January & baptised Sunday the 12 day of February and Named George Muirie 1808 James Calder carrier at Shotts Iron Works and Margaret Turner his Spouses had a Son born there upon the twentieth day of July and baptised and Named Alexander Calder 1809 Hugh Cunningham furnace Keeper at Shotts Iron Works & Margaret McQuin Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the Eighth day of February & baptised here the fifth day of March and Named Margaret Cunningham 1809 John Walkenshaw taylor in Salisburgh and Jane Russell Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the ninth day of February & baptised here the fifth day of March and Named Agnes Walkenshaw 1809 Thomas Alston farmer & Wright in Northridge and Isobel Pender Spouse had a Daughter born there upon the ninth day of February & baptised the 6th March & Named Marion Alston 1809 John Jeffray tenant in Shank Knowhead & Margaret Gardner Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the twelfth day of February & baptised 12th March & named Janet Jeffray