Does anyone know if Caledonian Crescent still exists?. It is where my GGgrandmother died in 1902 at Hunterfield parish of Newbattle. Also all my Marshall ancestors were miners in the area and wondered if mine owners kept employee lists from the 1800's? If so where would I go to look for such info? Do you still have to reserve a place at NRH or can you just turn up on the day and get to use the facilities? It is 13 years since I was there and it sounds as though it has changed a great deal. Trish, New Zealand

Hi Trish.Here you are.Kind Regards,Brian in Scotland. http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?pc=EH112AT&title=James%20Square At Monday 04/04/2005 02:41, you wrote: >Does anyone know if Caledonian Crescent still exists?. It is where my >GGgrandmother died in 1902 at Hunterfield parish of Newbattle. > >Also all my Marshall ancestors were miners in the area and wondered if mine >owners kept employee lists from the 1800's? If so where would I go to >look for such info? > >Do you still have to reserve a place at NRH or can you just turn up on the >day and get to use the facilities? It is 13 years since I was there and it >sounds as though it has changed a great deal. > >Trish, New Zealand

Yes it is in the area called Haymarket. Regards Eleanor -----Original Message----- From: Frank & Trish [mailto:fmallia@paradise.net.nz] Sent: 04 April 2005 02:41 To: MIDLOTHIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MLN] address Does anyone know if Caledonian Crescent still exists?. It is where my GGgrandmother died in 1902 at Hunterfield parish of Newbattle. Also all my Marshall ancestors were miners in the area and wondered if mine owners kept employee lists from the 1800's? If so where would I go to look for such info? Do you still have to reserve a place at NRH or can you just turn up on the day and get to use the facilities? It is 13 years since I was there and it sounds as though it has changed a great deal. Trish, New Zealand