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 60 St John Street Hugh Monagan Head Mard 31 Labourer Ireland Euphemia do Wife Mard 26 Argylshire Campbelton James do Son 2 Lanark Coatbridge John Murphy Visitor Un 25 Ironstone Miner Ireland Mary Murphy Visitor Un 27 Do Patrick Hearken Visitor Un 37 Labourer Do Thomas Welsh Visitor Un 30 Do Do61 Andrew Cleland Head Mard 38 Moulder Stirlingshire Falkirk Mary do Wife Mard 36 Do Larbert George do Son Un 15 Apprentice Moulder Lanark Coatbridge John do Son 11 Errand Boy Do, do Michael do Son 7 Scholar Do, do Janet do Daur 2 Do, do62 Laurence Rafferty Head Mard 47 Clothier Ireland Bridget do Wife Mard 46 Do Susan McKeane Sister in Law Un 40 Do63 Hugh Burns Head Mard 43 Grocer Lanark Glasgow Margaret do Wife Mard 41 Ayrshire Muirkirk Margaret do Daur Un 14 Dress Maker Lanark Blantyre Elisabeth Stevenson Neice Un 12 House Servant Do CoatbridgeTotal of Houses I2 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 64 St John Street James Morgan Head Mard 50 Labourer Ireland Helen do Wife Mard 42 Do James do Son Un 13 Scholar Do Mary do Daur 7 Do Lanark Coatbridge John McThomson Visitor Un 24 Labourer Ireland John Braenan Visitor Mard 33 Do Do John Braenan Visitor Un 30 Do Do Michael Boylen Visitor Un 25 Do Do Peter McCormick Visitor Mard 30 Do Do65 James Williamson Head Mard 22 Iron Stone Miner Do Cathrine do Wife Mard 22 Do John do Son 2 Lanark Coatbridge Thomas do Son 8mo Do, do John McEwan Visitor Un 24 Iron Stone Miner Ireland Neil McEwan Do U 18 Do, do Do Hugh McDonald Do Un 26 Do, do Do UK Do Un 20 UK Do Total of Houses I1 Total of Persons 14 3Page 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 66 St John Street Hugh O'Hear Head Mard 45 Pawn Broker Ireland Racheal do Wife Mard 26 Do John do Son 7 Scholar Lanark Coatbridge James do Son 5 Do Do, do Mary do Daur 2 Do, do Margaret do Daur 3mo Do, do Rebecca McKenna Sister in law Un 19 Ireland Alice O'Hear Servt Un 41 House Servant Do Helen do Do Un 21 Do, do Do67 St John Street James McGeechan Head Mard 23 Iron Stone Miner Do David Martin Visitor Widr 30 Do, do, do Do John do Do Un 9 Do Micheal Hart Do Un 28 Founder Lanark Glasgow John Kean Do Un 23 Iron Stone Miner Ireland Elisabeth McGeechan Sister Un 19 House Keeper Do68 Henry Johnstone Head Un 21 Strolling Showman England Ann Ewing Visitor Un 8 Do Ann McDonald Do Un 18 Exhibited Giantess DoTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 9 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 51 St John Street James Lawson Head Mar 60 Joiner Peebleshire Eddelstone Helen do Wife Mar 55 Perthshire Longforgan George do Son Mar 23 Joiner Peebles Grace Aitken Daur in Law 21 Dumfries James Lawson Grandson 1mo Lanark Coatbridge Uninhabited 52 St John Street Micheal O'Keif Head Un 33 Principal Catholic ClergymanIreland Walter Dixon Visitor Un 36 Catholic Curate Do Mary Campbell Servt U 21 House Keeper Do Martha McQuiggan Do Un 18 House Servant Do53 St John Street Malcolm Millar Head Mar 35 Grocer & Provision Dealer Lanark Airdrie Jean do Wife Mar 33 Do Strahven Agnes do Daur 6 Scholar Do Coatbridge Malcolm do Son 4 Do, do Mary do Daur 3 Do, do Jane do Daur 3mo Do, do Jean Beag Serv Un 16 House Servant Dumbarton KirkentillochPage 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 54 St John Street Henry Gilbert Head Mard 28 Grocer & Provision MerchantLanarkOld Monkland Helen do Wife Mard 24 Linlithgowshire Bo'ness Helen do Daur 3 Lanark Old Monkland Samuel do Son 2 Do, do Charles do Son 4mo Do, do Jean Aitken Servt Un 14 House Servant Do Bothwell Agnes Millar Servt Un 14 Do, do Do Old Monkland Joseph Torrance Servt Un 19 Shopman Do Hamilton55 St John Street Walter Wilson Head Mard 28 Grain Dealer Stirling Margaret do Wife Mard 26 Lanark Coatbridge John do Son 3 Do, do Margaret do Daur 9mo Do, do Jean do Neice 4 Do, do Isabella Hunter Servt Un 15 House Servant Do, do56 Robert Hunter Head Mar 36 Iron Dresser Dumfrieshire Morton Isabella Hunter Wife mar 29 Do, do William do Son 6 Scholar Do, do Angus McPhail Visitor Un 19 Engine Driver Renfrewshire Paisley James Napier Visitor Widr 60 Do, do Dumbarton CumbernauldTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 10 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 57 St John Street Cornelius Trill Head Mard 35 Agricultural LabourerIreland Janet do Wife Mard 31 Lanark New Monkland James do Son 9 Scholar Ireland Margaret do Daur 6mo Lanark Coatbridge Elisabeth Burns Visitor Mard 26 Renfrew Birg of Johnstone Micheal Burns Visitor Mard 30 Coal Miner Ireland Thomas Burns Visitor Un 4mo Lanark Glasgow Mary McWigan Visitor Mard 62 Ireland Agnes McWigan Visitor Un 33 Do58 Peter McLean Head Mard 28 Iron Dresser Stirlingshire Kilsyth Martha do Wife Mard 26 Lanark Glasgow William do Son 4 Do Coatbridge Elisabeth do Daur 2 Do, do Archibald McLean Visitor Mard 48 Moulder Inverness59 St John Street Alexander McLaen Head Mard 60 Chelsea Pensioner Lanark Aithanfoot Agnes do Wife Mar 70 Ireland Arthur Burns Visitor Un 35 Ironstone Drawer Do Frederick Ewan Visitor Widr 40 Wax Work Exhibitor EnglandTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 10 8

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 42 Church Street Robert Millar Head Mar 36 Labourer Lanark Hamilton Isabella do Wife Mar 30 Do Cambusnethan James do Son 10 Scholar Do Hamilton Robert do Son 8 Ham Do, do Ann do Daur 6 At Home Do, do William do Son 4 Do Bothwell Marion do Daur 2 Do Coatbridge U N Son 2mo Do, do43 St John Street Thomas Jackson Head Mar 41 Malleable Iron Tube Manufacturer Iron Forge & Brass Founder, employing 25 men 9 boys Do Glasgow Jane do Wife Mar 46 Do Old Monkland Jane do Daur Un 15 Scholar Do Glasgow Jessie do Daur Un 13 Do Do, do Alexander Baird Jackson Son U 10 Do Do, do Douglas Baird do Daur 4 At Home Do Old Monkland Jemima do Daur 2 Do, do Isabella Lyle Serv Un 20 Servant Do, do44 St John Street James Allan Head Mar 58 Teacher of Musick Do Glasgow Euphemia do Wife Mar 49 Do, do William do Son Un 24 Teacher of Dancing Clackmanan Alloa Euphemia do Daur Un 13 Scholar Do, doTotal 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 45 St John Street Andrew Graham Head Mar 41 Iron Masters ClerkStirlingshireCampsie Margaret do Wife Mar 41 Lanark Glasgow William do Son Un 16 Student Stirling Margaret do Daur Un 14 Scholar England Andrew do Son 9 Do Lanark Glasgow Duncan do Son 6 Do Do, do Jean do Daur 3 Do Coatbridge William do Father Widr 73 Family Tailor Stirlingshire Campsie Helen Hunter Visitor U 13 Scholar Lanark Old Monkland46 St John Street Matthew Fairlie Head Mar 38 Draper & Post Master Ayrshire Fenwick Ann do Wife Mar 33 Lanark Bothwell John do Son 6 Scholar Do Coatbridge Ann B do Daur 2 Do, do Isabella Frew Serv Un 24 House Servant Do New Monkland Jane Pettigrew Do Do 16 Do, do Do Bothwell47 St John Street John Currie Head Mar 32 Wright Linlithgow Kirkliston Marion do Wife Mar 24 Lanark Lesmahagow William do Son 4 Do Coatbridge Lazarus Burnwell Visitor Mar 35 Licensed Hawker England Sarah do Do Mar 25 DoTotal of Houses I3 Total of Persons 10 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 48 St John Street John Wardrop Head Mar 45 Iron Moulder Linlithgow Bathgate Sarah so Wife Mar 31 Clackmannanshire Alloa John do Son Un 10 Scholar Lanark Glasgow Margaret do Daur 6 Do Do, do Agnes do Daur 3 Do, do Jane do Daur 2 Do, do James Waddell Visitor Un 21 Clerk Do Shetlestone Alexander Naismith Do Un 20 Mill Wright Do Coatbridge Elizabeth Lovet Neice 15 Edinburgh49 Jean Couper Head Wid 40 Edinburgh St Andrews John Johnstone Son Un 13 Ironmonger Lanark Old Monkland Christine do Daur 5 Do, do Jean do Daur 2 Do, do William Young Visitor Un 38 Engineer Stirling William Pettigrew Do Un 25 Shopman Lanark Airdrie50 St John Street Robert Gartshire Head Mar 28 Joiner Do Coatbridge Marine do Wife Mar 23 Do, do Robert do Son 6mo Do, do Adam Cunningham Visitor Un 16 Baker Do GlasgowTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 10 9

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 28 10 Church Street John Bryden Head Un 26 Smith Master employ 4 menDumfriesCloseburn Gaven do Brother Un 22 Do Do, do Jessie do Sister Un 24 House Keeper Do, do Catherine Killock Neice 12 Scholar Lanark Coatbridge29 Arthur Waltershaw Head Mar 63 Labourer Do Jean do Wife Mar 52 Ayrshire Muirkirk Janet Denholm Neice Un 24 Dressmaker Do, do Robert Stevenstone Nephew 4 Lanark Coatbridge30 Margaret Young Head Wid 33 Do Rail Dykes William Wilson Son 12 Scholar Do Castlehill Christinia do Daur 8 Do Do Coatbridge John How Visitor Un 24 Saddler Ayrshire Saltcoats William do Do 11 Scholar Do, do31 Church Street John Wilson Head Mar 21 Labourer Lanark Calder South Mary do Wife Mar 19 Dumbarton Kirkentilloch Mary do Daur 3mo Lanark Coatbridge32 Alexander Wilson Head Mar 31 Brick Maker Renfrew Johnstone Ann do Wife Mar 24 Lanark Coatbridge James do Son 2 Do, do Robert do Son 6mo Do, doTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 11 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 33 Church Street Peter Leishman Head Mar 56 Labourer Dumbarton Cumbernauld Janet do Wife Mar 58 Stirlingshire Bellthrone34 Agnes Easton Head Mar 30 Lanark New Monkland Christina do Daur 6 Scholar Do Airdrie David do Son 2 Do, do George do Son 3mo Do Coatbridge35 Church Street James Black Head Mar 32 Carpenter Ayrshire Ochiltree Janet do Wife Mar 28 Do Drymple David Robb Brother in law Un 19 Engine Driver Do, do36 Robert Pender Head Widr 68 Labourer Lanark Old Monkland37 John Whitelaw Head Mar 55 Iron Weigher Do, do Agnes do Wife Mar 45 Do, do Jane do Daur Un 22 At Home Do, do Robert do Son Un 20 Moulder Do, do Andrew do Son Un 17 Pattern Maker Do, do James do Son 10 Scholar Do, do Agnes do Daur 8 Do Do, do John do Son 3 Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 11 7Page 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 38 Church Street John Shanks Head Mar 47 Shoe Maker Lanark Old Monkland Elizabeth do Wife Mar 41 Do Glasgow Jean do Daur 12 Scholar Do Old Monkland David do Son 9 Do Do, do John do Son 1 Do, do Uninhabited 40 Church Street William Howat Head Mar 32 Joiner Ayrshire Riccarton Catherine do Wife Mar 32 Do Kilmichael Hugh do Son 1 Lanark Coatbridge Robert Johnstone Visitor Un 19 Stocker Ireland William Lafferty Do Un 25 Labourer Do41 Thomas Rodger Head Mar 49 Lime agent Lanark Dalserf Agnes do Wife Mar 49 Do Carluke James do Son Un 20 Tailor Do, do John do Son Un 17 Mason Do, do William do Son 13 Scholar Do, do Jean do Daur 10 Do Do, doTotal of Houses I1, U1 Total of Persons 11 5

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 14 4 Church Street Robert Paterson Head Mar 44 Mason Lanark Old Monkland Euphemia do Wife Mar 42 Argyleshire Inverary Mary do Daur 15 Scholar at Home Lanark Coatbridge David Broadfoot Visitor Mar 22 Mason Haddington Prestonpans15 Allan Waddell Head Mar 26 Wright master employing 7 men Dumbarton Cumbernauld Jean do Wife Mar 21 Ayrshire Newmills John do Son 2 Lanark Glasgow16 George Pollock Head Mar 40 Quarrier Dumfries Morton Jane do Wife Mar 34 Do Closeburn John do Son 14 Scholar Lanark Old Monkland Catherine do Daur 12 Do Do, do Thomas do Son 8 Do Do, do Mary do Daur 5 Do, do Jane do Daur 3 Do, do17 William Gregor Head Mar 29 Cabinet Maker, Master employing 5 men Do Glasgow Euphemia do Wife Mar 27 Do, do Rebecca do Daur 5 Do, do Alexandrina do Daur 3 Do, do Alexander do Son 4mo Do CoatbridgeTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 9 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 18 6 Church Street Robert Main Head Mar 25 Baker, Master employing 1 manLinlithgowSlamanan Jean do Wife Mar 25 Do, do John do Son 5 Lanark Coatbridge David do Son 3 Do, do Jean do Daur 6mo Do, do Margret Shields Serv Un 15 House Servant Linlithgow19 Alexander Smith Head Mar 32 Journey man Smith Lanark Glasgow Isabella do Wife Mar 31 Fifeshire Carnock Marjory do Daur 2 Lanark Coatbridge Mary do Daur 1 Do, do William Main Visitor Un 26 Journeyman Baker Linlithgow Slamanan20 James Cullan Head Mar 25 Engineer Lanark Coatbridge Racheal do Wife Mar 24 Do Airdrie Christinia do Daur 4mo Do Coatbridge21 John Wilson Head Mar 36 Mason Do Castle Spails Ann do Wife Mar 33 Do Rail Dykes Christinia do Daur 11 Scholar Do Coatbridge Margret do Daur 6 Do Do, do Ann do Daur 4 Do Do, doTotal of Houses Total of Persons 7 12Page 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 22 6 Church Street Jean Hill Head Mar 30 Linlithgow Bathgate Jean Taylor Daur 9 Scholar Lanark Airdrie Margaret Taylor Daur 3 Do, do Mary Buchan Hill Daur 7mo Do Coatbridge23 8 Church Street Alexander McLean Head Mar 28 Brick Layer Do Glasgow Mary do Wife Mar 20 Renfrew Kilbryde Jean do Daur 2mo Lanark Coatbridge24 Agnes Wilson Head Wid 73 Dumbarton Campsie Agnes McCual Daur Wid 40 Do, do William do Grandson 5 Scholar Kincardineshire Dumfermline25 Janet Logan Head Wid 65 Stirlingshire Falkirk26 William Wilson Head Mar 34 Slater Lanark New Monkland Jacobine do Wife Mar 29 Stirling John do Son 1 Lanark Coatbridge George do Brother Un 25 Slater Do New Monkland27 Thomas Coldwell Head Mar 45 Ironstone Miner pauper Do Glasgow Marion do Wife Mar 40 Lanark Catherine Weir Neice 10 Scholar Do Old Monkland John Stewart Visitor Widr 35 Travelling Merchant Perthshire Blair Athol Alexander do Do Un 25 Turner Labourer Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 7 13

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 49 Description and Boundary of Enumeration District So much of the District of Gartsherrie quoad Sacra being former part of the parish of Old Monkland bounded on the West by Church Street; on the South by the Monkland Canal, as far East as Coat's house; and North as Gartsherrie Church, being part of the Town of Coatbridge 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 George Street William Millar Head Widr 25 Spirit Dealer Dumbarton Kirkentilloch James Bryce Nephew 5 Do, do Margret Millar Serv House Servant Lanark Tykehead2 Janet Laird Head Wid 38 Grocer & Spirit Dealer Do Wilsontown Alexander Gibb Son U 17 Engineer Do Coatbridge Margaret do Daur 15 Scholar Do, do Mary do Do 9 Do Do, do Isabella do Do 7 Do Do, do Janet do Do 1 Do, do Elizabeth Matthews Serv 15 House Servant Do, do3 George Street John Casey Head Married 28 Brick Layer Ireland Christian do Wife Do 37 Argylshire Inverary Ann McCallum Son 15 House Servant Linlithgow Slamanan4 George Street Henry Buchanan Head Mar 33 Iron Turner Lanark Glasgow Catherine do Wife Do 34 Fifeshire Markench Agnes do Daur 13 Scholar Lanark Glasgow Elizabeth do Do 8 Do Do, do Catherine do Do 3 Do Coatbridge UN Son 1 day Do, doTotal of Houses I2 Total of Persons 6 13Page 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 5 George Street Margaret Watt Head Mar 33 Aberdeen John Watt Son 8 At Home Do Robina do Daur 6 Do Do John Elliot Visitor U 24 Brass founder Lanark Glasgow James Brown Do U 22 Do, do Do One house uninhabited7 George Street John Dalziel Head Mar 47 Grocer Ayrshire, Ayr Elizabeth do Wife Do 35 Fifeshire Charleston Ann do Daur 11 Scholar Dumfries Closeburn Christian do Do 1 Lanark Coatbridge8 Robert Swan Head Widr 33 Ironmonger Fifeshire Fife Marion do Daur 11 Scholar Lanark Coatbridge Agnes Bruce Sister in Law Wid 38 House Keeper Do, do Mary Ann Duncan Neice 12 Bute Margaret do Do 5 Do9 George Street John Cairns Head Mar 49 Pastry Baker & Confectioner Lanark Old Monkland Mary Ann Cairns Wife Do 45 Do GlasgowTotal of Houses I2, U1 Total of Persons 6 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 10 2 Church Street Robert Blair Head Mar 31 Mineral Contractor Lanark Airdrie Jean do Wife Do 31 Do, do John do Son 8 Scholar Do, do Mary do Daur 6 Do Do, do Janet do Daur 4 Do, do Jean do Daur 2 Do, do11 David Young Cairns Head Un 31 Mason Do Old Monkland John Cairns Tennant Nephew Do 16 Draper Do Lesmahagow Margaret Gilmour Son 14 House Servant Do, do12 Thomas Haldane Head Widr 41 Mason, Master Builder employing 44 men Ayrshire Colmonell Mary do Daur 14 Scholar Lanark Coatbridge Isabella do Daur 9 Do Do, do Janet do Daur 7 Do Do, do Isabella do Serv U 30 House Keeper Do, do13 4 Church Street John Lyell Barrie Head Mar 49 Watch Maker & FinisherPerthshireCarse of Gowrie Mary do Wife Mar 49 Lanark Glasgow Helen Bridgewood Neice 12 Scholar Renfrew Greenock Ann Lyell Barrie Daur U 26 Straw hat Maker Lanark GlasgowTotal of Houses I1 Total of Persons 6 12

Page 37 1808 Andrew Nisbet coalier at Shotts Iron Works and Betty Waddell Spouse had a Son born there upon Saturday the Second day of April & baptised here, the 10th same month and Named Matthew Nisbet 1808 William Montgomery farmer in Bogend and Mary Gilmour his lawful Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the fifteenth day of March & baptised here upon the 10th April and Named Janet Montgomery 1807 Mr John Millar moulder at Shotts Iron Works and Mrs Margaret Simson Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the twenty third day of August and Baptised and Named Christian Millar 1808 William Steell tenant in Ladylands and Agnes Morton his Spouse had a Son born there upon Sunday the Thirty first day of January and baptised and Named William Steell 1808 Alexander Laing coalier at Shotts Iron Works & Elisabeth Paterson Spouse had a Son born there upon Sunday the tenth day of April & Baptised the 24th same Month and Named Robert Laing 1808 John Lawson furnace Filler at Omoa Iron Works and Mary Campbell Spouse had a Son born there upon Sunday the tenth day of April & baptised here upon the 8th May and Named Charles Lawson 1808 James Hill coalier at Omoa Iron Works and Agnes Marshall Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Monday the Eighteenth day of April & baptised here the 8th May and Named Elisabeth Hill 1808 John Thomson tenant Lang Rack and Helen Wiper Spouse had a Son born there upon the nineteenth day of April and baptised and Named Richard Thomson Page 38 1808 The Revd James Hamilton Minister of Shotts and Mrs Ann Hutcheson Spouse had a Daughter born upon Wednesday the twentieth day of April & baptised upon the Seventh day of May and Named Marion Hamilton 1808 John Clyde tenant in Jersey and Christian Gourlay his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Sunday the fourth day of October in the year Eighteen hundred & Seven & Baptised & named Mary Clyde 1808 William Gilone coalier in Bonhar and Margaret Beveredge his lawful Spouse had a Son born there upon Thursday the Twelfth day of May and baptised upon the 19th same month & Named John Gillon 1808 John Waddell roadmaker & Toll Keeper at Lighthill and Mary Cowan his lawful Spouse had a Son born there upon Friday the Eighth day of April & baptised and Named John Waddell 1807 William Chalmers weaver in Salisburgh & Grizel Easton his Spouse had a Son born there upon the twenty third of Septmr and baptised and Named William 1808 Alexander McPherson engine Firer at Omoa Iron Works and Jane Gardner Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Friday the Sixth day of May and baptised upon the 12th June and Named Agnes McPherson 1808 John Cullen farmer Longbyers and Elisabeth Young Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Saturday the Twenty first day of May & baptised the 13th June & Named Margaret Cullen 1808 Robert Gillespie collier at Shotts Iron Works and Elisabeth Simson his Spouse had a Daughter born there upon Tuesday the fourteenth day of June and baptised here upon Sunday the 19th same Month & Named Margaret Gillespie Page 39 1808 Robert Beverage coalier in Bonhar and Margaret Beverage his Spouse had a Son born there upon Tuesday the (blank) day of June and baptised here upon the 3rd July & Named William Beverage 1808 Alexander Lochhead tenant in Easter Baton & Mary Young his Spouse had a Son born there upon the fourteenth day of June and Baptised here upon the 3d July and Named Alexander 1808 George Robb collier at Shotts Iron Works and Jean Scott his Spouse had a daughter born there upon Wednesday the twenty ninth day of June & baptised here the 3d July & Named Margaret Robb 1808 Alexander Wilson of the Royal Artillery at present residing at Shotts Kirk & Margt Barr his Spouse had a daughter born there upon Friday the 27th day of May & baptised the 3d July and Named Margaret Barr 1808 James Robison tenant in Hattonridge near Omoa Iron Works and Isobel Johnstone Spouse had a daughter born there upon Sunday the eighth day of May and baptised & Named Isobel Johnstone 1808 Peter Danks collier at Omoa Iron Works & Rebekah Waugh Spouse had a daughter born there upon the 24th May and baptised here upon Monday the 11th July and Named Isobel Danks 1808 David Lees collier Residing at Knownoble and Jane Cowan Spouse had a Son born the upon Saturday the ninth day of July & Baptised upon the 17th of that Month & Named Robert Lees 1808 Robert Bell residing in Blairs of South Linridge and Jane Walker Spouse had a Son born there upon Monday the Eleventh day of July & baptised upon the 12th of that month & Named Archibald Bell Page 40 1808 William Shaw carrier at Roadhead of Blairmuckhole and Margaret Marshall his Spouse had a daughter born there upon Saturday the Sixteenth day of July & baptised upon the Sixteenth day of July & baptised upon the 19th that month & Named Margaret Shaw 1808 Michael Cunningburgh pattern Maker at Shotts Iron Works and Agnes Dobie his Spouse had a son born there upon Monday the Eleventh day of July & baptised here upon the 31st and Named John Cunningburgh 1808 Robert Davidson in Murdostown Lint Mill and Elisabeth Lowden his lawful Spouse had Twins born there upon the Twenty Seventh day of Feby the one a boy and the other a girl The Boy named George & the Girl Named Margaret Davidson 1808 Gaven Waddell farmer in Turdees and Elisabeth Russell Spouse had a Son born there upon Friday the twenty ninth day of July and baptised by the Revd Mr Hislop & named William Waddell

Hello: I've tracked the family of James Chalmers (b. abt 1817 Torphichang, Linlithgow) and Mirrion Russell Chalmers (b. 1822, d/o John and Margaret McAlpine Russell) in the 1851, 61, 71 Census material with addresses on Gallowshill Road and Sharnotshields Farm, Cambusnethan. In 1881 the family is still at Sharnothshield farm, but the mother seems to have re-married with new last name White. Children of the family were: Ann (b 1844), Margaret (1847), David (1849), William (1851), James (1856), Marion (1858), Margaret (1860), and John 1863. I would be interested in hearing from others researching this family and would be glad to exchange information. My line descends from Mirrion Russell's brother George Russell who married Elizabeth George abt 1842. Judy Russell Bogart, Georgia, USA

Thank you Archie; I now have a lot clearer idea of what happened, I really do appreciate the help. Frank (Clipped) -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of archie gilbert Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 9:18 AM To: lanark@rootsweb.com; Lanarkshire Subject: Re: [Lanark] Toll Keeper Frank, In the old days, before roads were built or maintained, they were just rough tracks following the easiest route between two places. When the landowners got fed up taking all day to travel 10 miles in great discomfort, they paid to construct a half decent road of the message

Thank you, Great information, that does help a lot. Regards Frank -----Original Message----- From: lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lanark-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of G Russell Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 1:25 PM To: lanark@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Lanark] Toll Keeper Hi there ! (Clipped)The roads from the 18th C that connected most major Towns in Scotland were constructed as 'toll roads' - paid for by the local 'Heritors' or landowners, jointly, who were responsible for their upkeep and repair - surface and drains etc plus bridges over streams and rivers ( though they were often erected separately by public subscription )

I am sure I have somewhere a book I bought at Angus Archives about toll houses. Whilst this covers only that county it does have some interesting material in it. Dave Smith

Hi Listers, If anyone is going to the GRO/Scotlands People Centre I would greatly appreciate it if SKS could do a look up for 3 births same family for me please, I have names, year and GROS numbers, but the image is not available on line...just need address, informant and Parents. Please contact off list if you are able to do so. Regards Judith __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 5089 (20100505) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com

Hi All Once again the members of the Lanark Rootsweb Mail list have come through big time. It is really too bad that this information that people so kindly provided could not be shared with the other Scotland mail lists. It was very similar to my inquiry about mole catchers some time ago, they do not stop at the Lanark border. Well perhaps sometime in the future it will get passed on to other areas. In any event THANK YOU EVERYONE, I GOT MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS, INFORMATION GALORE. I will be in contact with some of you off line. Regards Frank Easton Sherwood Park Alberta Canada +5c

You can often recognise toll cottages because many of them have windows set at an angle of 45 degrees to the direction of the road, and/or the main walls of the house, so that the toll keeper had a good view of any approaching traffic. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/919033 http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/717854 http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/281598 are just some examples. Anne

Hi there ! The roads from the 18th C that connected most major Towns in Scotland were constructed as 'toll roads' - paid for by the local 'Heritors' or landowners, jointly, who were responsible for their upkeep and repair - surface and drains etc plus bridges over streams and rivers ( though they were often erected separately by public subscription ) Contractors would be appointed to construct them, and 'roadmen' were employed to maintain them by filling up the holes etc in winter, clearing drains and shifting horse manure etc into piles in little stone 'laybys' (for stuff that was 'laid by' i.e. put aside 'til later). To use these roads, and especially to carry 'goods' over them a Toll would have to be paid - the sum depending on the goods ( coal, manure, timber etc or cattle, sheep and so on being herded ) and the wagon loads involved. These Tolls would be set (annually) - by the Heritors or the Toll keeper I can't remember. Each year at a fixed time, the Heritors would put the right to charge these Tolls up for public auction - but of course they (alone) knew what their usual outgoings were, and so would always attempt to profit from it. The Toll Keepers were usually 'experienced' Inn Keepers - who may have bid for the franchise for several Tolls in an area - and if they overbid for a Toll, and then couldn't recover the let plus their profit from the tolls, then it was their loss !. The Heritors would at the end of the Auction, have raised the funds to spend on the road's upkeep. The first edition Ordnance Survey maps ( of the 1850s) show the position of these Toll points - often chains over the road, and a wee house for the Toll Keeper or his employee to watch out and operate the chain or barrier. As I remember, both the Toll houses you mention are still there - though now converted and extended in at least one case (Carmichael, on the edge of Thankerton Moor) The Avon Bridge one is a ruined shell. You can view these on the First Edition OS maps on the National Library of Scotland website, in the maps collection and use Google Maps to see them as they are today ... GGR

Hello Frank, Yes, toll keepers did move around. I have James Whyte & wife Jane Callan, both from Crawfordjohn, who were at Jarg Toll, West Calder in 1851, Roundy Hill Toll, Glamis in 1861, and Jane widowed at the Toll House, Eassie & Nevay in 1871. Interestingly, Jane was the toll keeper, not her husband. Janet

Hi I have just started helping a friend research family in Scotland, mainly up to now in Coatbridge, Lanark. Just posting the names for now in case someone recognises the families. William McIntosh married Matha Clark in 1887 had 6 children by 1901 James, Andrew, John,William,Alexander and Mary. James Clark McIntosh married Agnes Brown in 1914 Thanks for reading Regards Patricia

Hi Sharon and all Most if not all family tree software have the capability of recording marriages/children correctly and printing same I use PAF which is free and does all I need of it Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Going to jump in here - I have always used Brother's Keeper program and it > has always had the ability to add separate spouses and the children > associated with that marriage. It prints out will too > > Sharon T in Wisconsin

Frank, In the old days, before roads were built or maintained, they were just rough tracks following the easiest route between two places. When the landowners got fed up taking all day to travel 10 miles in great discomfort, they paid to construct a half decent road. In order to recover their money, and maybe make some profit too, they installed a gate which could only be opened by the Toll Keeper who lived in a wee hoose next to the gate and he collected the monies due.The practice gradually was replaced when local authorities took over road building and maintenance.My GrGrandfather and then his son lived at Gunsgreen Toll near West Calder, which still stands, and the old lamp bracket for lighting the gate when somebody was travelling in the dark is still on the gable wall. Hope this sheds some light for you !! Archie Gilbert. ----- Original Message ----- From: "frank" <frank@telusplanet.net> To: "Lanarkshire" <LANARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 6:26 AM Subject: [Lanark] Toll Keeper >I have come across some information that has me a bit confused. I have an > 1882 death registration from Scotland that refers to the informant as > "George Easton' Son who resides at "Muirfoot Toll at Carmichael. The > mother > who passed away was residing at (Welton Walton or Wolton cannot quite make > it out)) Toll at Douglas. > > I thought I knew what a Toll was, but are some another name for a > residence > or are they a residence for someone who operates a "Toll" and a Toll of > what, roads or bridges? > > I expect this "son" may have been an executor of a will of an uncle as the > 1872 will reads in part > "Her Majesty's Justices of Peace for the County of Lanark, appeared George > Easton, Toll Keeper residing at Avonbridge in the Parish of Hamilton, > Executor of the deceased George Easton , lately residing at Harperfield. > > Now did these "Toll Keeper's" bounce around a little? > > It is an interesting situation as I may be able to make a link between the > person who was deceased in 1882 as a sister in law of the person who died > in > 1872. > > Could someone please put me in the right direction on this little puzzle. > I > think I might be on the right path, however to figure out what a Toll > keeper > does (or did - are they around today) it would be nice to have a clear > idea > of what a Toll is. > > I have had to pay Tolls on roads at a "Toll Gate" on a "Toll Highway" but > perhaps the residence part is what is throwing me off? > > Thanks > > > Frank Easton > Sherwood Park > Alberta > 0 c and 5" snow > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 >

Hello Judith, It is your choice whether you record them or not. However, if you choose to, you click on 'Spouse' under the husband's details, then 'Create a new spouse' and enter the children from that marriage. My FTM is an earlier version so it could be a little different! Hope that helps, Lorraine. ----- Original Message ----- From: Judith To: lanark@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 11:46 AM Subject: [Lanark] Recording children of 2nd marriage if they are notdescendants? Hi Listers, I am interested to know how or if you record the children of a second marriage where those children are not descendants in the family tree? I have a rellie who married, the couple had three children then she died. The husband then remarried and had several more children with the second wife. His children from his first marriage are direct descendants in my tree but the children from the second marriage whilst not direct descendants are still half siblings to the children of the first marriage. Do you record them, and if so what format do you use? I use FTM 15. Regards Judith __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 5086 (20100504) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com ------------------------------- 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