Hi All, I was bumped off the list because my email server was having tech. problems. Everything is straightened out now. If you have tried to email me in the last two days not only did I not get it, it's not retrievable! Thanks Norma for your help in this. Like I've said before, you're the best! Cheerio the noo, Bill Taylor

Hi Jim, I have some information on the family of Alexander Petrie & Margaret Dorward, and there is a gravestone in Arbroath Abbey dedicated to the memory of Alexander & Margaret, but no dates of death to help us. Some other family members are also noted.... The gravestone transcriptions are in the file in the Website Filing Cabinet Category: Gravestone Inscriptions - Arbroath Abbey. I have a death certificate which I believe to be their son John's however, the mother's surname was on this occasion spelt as Durward. Death Certificate Ref: 1862 ST. NICHOLAS, Aberdeen (168-1) Page 61 Entry 181 (source Scottish Records Office) JOHN PETRIE Linen Weaver Widower of MARGARET HYDE died 17 February 1862 at 11.45 am at 2 Farquhar Place, Gallowgate, Aberdeen Age 79 years Parents: ALEXANDER PETRIE - Farm Servant - deceased MARGARET PETRIE previously ADAMS ms DURWARD - deceased Cause of Death: General Debility (ill for years) Death registered by MARGARET PETRIE - Daughter & Inmate on 19 February 1862 @ Aberdeen **************** Hope it might help.... :o) Cheerio Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Petrie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 11:14 AM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Graveyard Inscriptions > Thank you to all those involved in filing the graveyard inscriptions from Angus. I think you have helped me eliminate one Alexander from a list of six, born around 1755. > > The inscription from Marykirk was of great interest. > "Erected by JOHN PETRIE merchant Arbroath in remembrance of his father ALEXANDER PETRIE September 1829 aged 81 also a brother and two sisters who are interred here" > > This gives a date of birth of 1748 for this Alexander. I believe that this may be the Alexander born in St Vigeans1749, and who married Margaret Dorward at Arbilot 21st April 1770. They had at least four children: > a.. Isobel, Ch Carmyllie, 22/2/1771 > b.. Helen, Ch St Vigeans 23/2/1773 > c.. Alexander, Ch St Vigeans 1778 and > d.. John, Ch St Vigeans 1782. > This would tie in with the inscription, with John the youngest having a brother and two sisters. There is a slight discrepancy in the date of birth for Alexander, but a year out is not unusual. > > Does anyone have details of this family that would confirm these assumptions? > > This is not my family line but, as I say, helps me eliminate a possible Alexander from my search. > > Jim Petrie, Isle of Wight. > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > Need Assistance.... > your Petrie-Scotland List Administrator is Norma Thain...contact her at [email protected] > >

Hi Norma, Glad to hear you managed to get the poster fixed by your consultant. I still don't quite understand why there is a problem. As for Karen's tree, I intend getting my own up together for the Gathering, so must buy some software. If you can get Karen's file bounced on to me, I will give it a try when I am geared up. If all else fails, we can do a low tech job, and paste up her A4 pages and print them of on an A0 copier, (black and white only). Jim. ----- Original Message ----- From: Norma Thain <[email protected]> To: Jim Petrie <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 2:09 AM Subject: Hi Jim > Hi Jim, > > Poster fixed....I handed it over to my 13 year old David, and he shook his > head at me and fixed it in no time !!!!! :o) > So now I have a nice wee poster with your excellent Logo which folks can > post in their local FHS or Post Offices and Village Halls etc. to advertise > our Gathering to anybody with a Petrie interest. Will upload it to the > website soon. > > It seemed we had lots of time before the Gathering then all of a sudden > folks start to count the weeks !!! :o) I am organised with most things.... > I hope !! :o) > > The gedcom files would open in any Family Tree type software if you have > one, but it would not convert to a "Word" text file. > Karen's problem is that it prints out a tree lengthways on about 10 A4 > pages, but she would have liked to have it on one poster size, but quite > understand if this is not possible. > > Sorry to hear Joyce won't manage to the Gathering, but you won't be alone > for long with all those Petrie's around you !! :o) > > Hope your fishing trip goes well, and if you do find yourself near Forfar, > with time for a tea break do pop by ...... > > for the noo > Norma > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jim Petrie" <[email protected]> > To: "Norma Thain" <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 11:38 AM > Subject: Re: Logo - Help :o) > > > > Hi Norma, > > > > The Gathering is looming quite rapidly now! I have had a go at your poster > > and it seems to print off OK at this end. Check it out and let me know if > > you still have problems. If this one does work, just copy and paste it as > > you require. It can be re-sized by pulling the corner tabs. As some of it > is > > text from an uncommon font, I am wondering if you need the font as well. > If > > so, let me know. > > As for Karen's poster - I'm not sure if I can handle Gedcom files. Can her > > file be converted to Word, or something, then there should be no problem. > > > > It looks as if I will be on my own for the gathering, so put me down for > > one, but looking forward to it very much. > > > > Will be up before then on my annual fishing trip, but experience tells me > > there will be no time for anything else on that trip. > > > > Jim. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Norma Thain <[email protected]> > > To: Jim Petrie <[email protected]> > > Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 6:22 PM > > Subject: Logo - Help :o) > > > > > > > Hi Jim, > > > > > > How are things with you, thanks very much for your recent input on the > > > Murroes Petrie and my Elder connection....one day I'll get around to > > looking > > > seriously at the Elders !! :o) > > > > > > I am puddling around just now with a poster I want to send to the > website > > > for folks to print off and post in their local areas, it will advertise > > the > > > "public" part of the Gathering, > > > > > > I have been trying to use your excellent Petrie Logo, however find it > just > > > wont sit straight on the poster, I've tried all ways to fix it, but I > > > suspect my problems come from not having the correct software, can you > > have > > > a look at it and see if you can insert it straight. :o) I have attached > > the > > > poster minus the Logo.... > > > > > > Recently have had a couple of folks asking for the Logo, so if you can > > fix > > > I can upload it to the website too, so folks can download and use. > > > > > > Meanwhile, Karen Hutton has her family tree ready...(think I mentioned > her > > > to you before) she is hoping to get it onto a large poster size for the > > > Gathering, can I get her to send you it as a gedcom attachment and see > if > > > you can do it on your lovely big printer ?? Karen can't make the > > > Gathering, but we can display her tree on her behalf. > > > > > > Anything you can help with is very very much appreciated, but please do > > not > > > feel obliged at all. > > > > > > For the noo > > > Norma > > > > > > >

Hello Carolyn, As a Thank you for recently sharing details of your Petrie connections with us all on the Petrie-Scotland Mailing List, I sent out an invitation and password for you to access our private Petrie-Scotland Website. We use the website to compliment our Mailing List and as another Petrie research tool. It's especially useful since this Mailing List cannot accept file attachments and we find the website is a nice private place where we can view and share our Petrie family photographs, family tree's, research data etc. We are especially pleased with the variety of information we hold within our website Filing Cabinet, where we have gathered a variety of Petrie research material that may prove useful to one and all. Our photograph albums are also great fun for looking for those Family resemblance's !! :o) We even have our own Chat Room along with many other facilities.... However, I just received an error message back from the website....I had sent your invitation out to you, but got your e.mail address wrong...so it has just bounced right back to me, I'll go off now and try again and promise to get it right this time !! :o) You said ...... >As this "mailing list" way of family history research is all >very new to me, I hope that I am going about it the right >way..... You are doing just great Carolyn, all enquiries and replies through the list, are very much appreciated and keep the list busy and interesting for us all... :o) Cheerio the noo Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn Bennett" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 5:44 AM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Norma Thain - Re: Petrie/Alexander <snip> >Just one final question Norma, if you'll bear with me. In >your original email on 7th June, what did you mean > by "I shall be pleased to send on an invitation and password >for you to access our private Petrie of Scotland website"? > Many, many thanks for your help. > > Regards, > Carolyn bennett > Brisbane, Queensland, Australia > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > Need Assistance.... > your Petrie-Scotland List Administrator is Norma Thain...contact her at [email protected] > >

Dear Norma, thanks for all this information. My grandmother was Georgina Kydd, James' second wife. James was 65 when my father was born. There was another child too, Amy who was born on 1921. I'd be very pleased to have the transcriptions. There are relativesof Arnold Petrie, the one who died in the First World War, in Invercargill. There is John Petrie and his sister Joyce. I think they must be the children of Arnold's brother. Can you advise me about going to the Scottish Records Office. Can anyone go and pay a fee to search the records? I'd love to meet up on the 13 August and may be able to coem to the gathering too. Thanks for all your help, Carole Redpath ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norma Thain" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 9:49 PM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Carole Redpath - Petrie's of Arbroath > Hi Carole, > > I have details of your fathers death from the family gravestone in Western > Cemetery in Arbroath, which you no doubt know of. > > 3 Plaques - on one stone.... > > Erected by JAMES PETRIE, Shipmaster > In memory of his beloved wife MARGARET MANN > born 08 December 1852 died. 13 January 1911 > "Only good night beloved, not farewell, a little while and > all his saints shall dwell in hallowed union, good-night, > good-night" > > In loving memory of CAPTAIN JAMES PETRIE > who died 02 June 1935 aged 81 years "in a safe harbour" > Also in loving memory of a dear mother GEORGINA KYDD > who died 09 March 1970 aged 90 years. > > In loving memory of JAMES ARNOLD PETRIE M.C. > who died 27 December 1988 aged 69 years, son of > JAMES and GEORGINA PETRIE. > > (Western Cemetery, Arbroath) > > I have not yet researched the marriage & parental details for James Petrie & > Margaret Mann. The details on the gravestone suggest to me that Georgina > Kydd was his 2nd wife. Do you know if this is correct or am I perhaps > missing a generation ?? > > Further details on James & Margaret can be found in the Arbroath Western > Burial Records which are available in the Filing Cabinet of our website. > > However you mentioned in your e.mail to Murray Nicol re; Arbroath Roll of > Honour that Arnold J. Petrie b. c1894 2nd Lieutenant New Zealand SF killed > in action in 1918 age 24, was a relative of your Petrie line..... > > The Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website > http://yard.ccta.gov.uk/cwgc/register.nsf > notes him as the son of Isaac L Petrie & Jessie A. Petrie of Invercargill, > New Zealand. > > He is also commemorated on a Family Gravestone in Barry > > ALEXANDER PETRIE Late Shipmaster, Arbroath died > 23 April 1895 aged 69, his wife ANN FOX at Carnoustie > 13 June 1879 age 57. > Their grandson 2nd Leiut. ARNOLD J. PETRIE, New Zealand SF died of wounds > in France 18 April 1918 age 24. > Their daughter ANN H. PETRIE died 07 October 1926 age 76. > > (Barry Churchyard - new section Stone No. 127) > > ********* > > Isaac Petrie (father of Arnold J. Petrie) was in fact son of Alexander > Petrie & Margaret Lawrence, he was born 1855, they also had a son James > Petrie born 1854 which all ties in with the information you have..... > > Margaret Lawrence was Alexander's 1st wife she died in 1855 aged only 26, he > then married Susan Douglas(nee Boath) (she was a widow) in 1857 but she > died in Feb 1858 aged 35, and he then married Ann Fox in Dec 1858. > > I have transcribed his and his wives death certs, and 2 of his marriage > certs, which I would be pleased to pass on if you want ?? > > We would be delighted to meet you in Edinburgh on August 13th before we > head for the Tattoo, but I wonder if you might be able to make it to the > Gathering in Dundee too ?? :o) > > Cheerio the noo > Norma > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 10:12 PM > Subject: Re: [Petrie-Scotland] 1ST WORLD WAR DEATHS > > > > The Arnold Petrie below from New Zealand was one of our family. There are > > relations of his in New Zealand today. He had 2 sisters, Charlotte and > > Gladys who lived to a great age and did not marry. Gladys was an opera > > singer and spent some time in Australia. > > Carole Redpath > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 8:57 PM > Subject: Re: [Petrie-Scotland] ARNOLD PETRIE > > > > Hello Murray, > > My father's name was James Arnold Petrie and he was born in Arbroath in > > 1919. He also had a cousin Arnold Petrie in New Zealand who was killed in > > the First World War. Arnold must be a family name. > > I'd love an image of the gravestone. > > I don't know much about the family yet but am excited to research more. > > Thanks,Carole > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 2:29 PM > Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] James Petrie > > > > Does anyone have a connection with James Petrie from Arbroath, born in > 1854. I think his father might have been Alexander Petrie, ship master of > Arbroath who died in 1895 and his mother Ann Fox, died at Carnoustie in > 1879. does anyone know any more about Alexander Petrie? > > Thanks,Carole Redpath > > > > > > > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > Checkout the Petrie Querie Board & Petrie Resource Page on the WWW > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/pet/Petrie >

Hi Gang, I was fascinated to read the following message on the Dundee-History Mailing List...... thought you'd like to read it too !! :o) Subject: Letter of Appointment for Teachers Hello all, Jimmie mentioned about the letter of appointment for a teacher.... In "The Courier" of 4th June, the Craigie Column printed a list of rules for female teachers appointed in Kirriemuir, dated 1915. 1: You will not marry during the term of your contract 2: You are not to keep company with men 3: You must be home between the hours of 8pm and 6am unless attending a school function 4: You may not loiter downtown in ice-cream stores 5: You may not travel beyond the city limits without permission of the board 6: You may not ride in a carriage or automobile with any man unless he is your father or brother 7: You may not smoke cigarettes 8: You may not dress in bright colours 9: You may under no circumstances dye your hair 10: You must wear at least two petticoats 11: Your dresses must not be any shorter than two inches above your ankle 12: To keep the schoolroom clean you must sweep the schoolroom once daily, scrub the floor, start the fire by 7am so that the room will be warm by 8am. ********* Cheerio Norma

Hi Carole, I have details of your fathers death from the family gravestone in Western Cemetery in Arbroath, which you no doubt know of. 3 Plaques - on one stone.... Erected by JAMES PETRIE, Shipmaster In memory of his beloved wife MARGARET MANN born 08 December 1852 died. 13 January 1911 "Only good night beloved, not farewell, a little while and all his saints shall dwell in hallowed union, good-night, good-night" In loving memory of CAPTAIN JAMES PETRIE who died 02 June 1935 aged 81 years "in a safe harbour" Also in loving memory of a dear mother GEORGINA KYDD who died 09 March 1970 aged 90 years. In loving memory of JAMES ARNOLD PETRIE M.C. who died 27 December 1988 aged 69 years, son of JAMES and GEORGINA PETRIE. (Western Cemetery, Arbroath) I have not yet researched the marriage & parental details for James Petrie & Margaret Mann. The details on the gravestone suggest to me that Georgina Kydd was his 2nd wife. Do you know if this is correct or am I perhaps missing a generation ?? Further details on James & Margaret can be found in the Arbroath Western Burial Records which are available in the Filing Cabinet of our website. However you mentioned in your e.mail to Murray Nicol re; Arbroath Roll of Honour that Arnold J. Petrie b. c1894 2nd Lieutenant New Zealand SF killed in action in 1918 age 24, was a relative of your Petrie line..... The Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website http://yard.ccta.gov.uk/cwgc/register.nsf notes him as the son of Isaac L Petrie & Jessie A. Petrie of Invercargill, New Zealand. He is also commemorated on a Family Gravestone in Barry ALEXANDER PETRIE Late Shipmaster, Arbroath died 23 April 1895 aged 69, his wife ANN FOX at Carnoustie 13 June 1879 age 57. Their grandson 2nd Leiut. ARNOLD J. PETRIE, New Zealand SF died of wounds in France 18 April 1918 age 24. Their daughter ANN H. PETRIE died 07 October 1926 age 76. (Barry Churchyard - new section Stone No. 127) ********* Isaac Petrie (father of Arnold J. Petrie) was in fact son of Alexander Petrie & Margaret Lawrence, he was born 1855, they also had a son James Petrie born 1854 which all ties in with the information you have..... Margaret Lawrence was Alexander's 1st wife she died in 1855 aged only 26, he then married Susan Douglas(nee Boath) (she was a widow) in 1857 but she died in Feb 1858 aged 35, and he then married Ann Fox in Dec 1858. I have transcribed his and his wives death certs, and 2 of his marriage certs, which I would be pleased to pass on if you want ?? We would be delighted to meet you in Edinburgh on August 13th before we head for the Tattoo, but I wonder if you might be able to make it to the Gathering in Dundee too ?? :o) Cheerio the noo Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 10:12 PM Subject: Re: [Petrie-Scotland] 1ST WORLD WAR DEATHS > The Arnold Petrie below from New Zealand was one of our family. There are > relations of his in New Zealand today. He had 2 sisters, Charlotte and > Gladys who lived to a great age and did not marry. Gladys was an opera > singer and spent some time in Australia. > Carole Redpath ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 8:57 PM Subject: Re: [Petrie-Scotland] ARNOLD PETRIE > Hello Murray, > My father's name was James Arnold Petrie and he was born in Arbroath in > 1919. He also had a cousin Arnold Petrie in New Zealand who was killed in > the First World War. Arnold must be a family name. > I'd love an image of the gravestone. > I don't know much about the family yet but am excited to research more. > Thanks,Carole ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Redpath" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 2:29 PM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] James Petrie > Does anyone have a connection with James Petrie from Arbroath, born in 1854. I think his father might have been Alexander Petrie, ship master of Arbroath who died in 1895 and his mother Ann Fox, died at Carnoustie in 1879. does anyone know any more about Alexander Petrie? > Thanks,Carole Redpath > >

Interesting facts - Very similar to rules set forth for single women teachers in my home town in Maine, USA back in the early 1900's. (As written in an old town report). Thinking of you all often as you plan the big reunion. I am so sad that I will not be there. Barbara (Petrie) Sanborn Brewer, Maine, USA Norma Thain wrote: > Hi Gang, > > I was fascinated to read the following message on the Dundee-History Mailing > List...... thought you'd like to read it too !! :o) > > Subject: Letter of Appointment for Teachers > > Hello all, > > Jimmie mentioned about the letter of appointment for a teacher.... > > In "The Courier" of 4th June, the Craigie Column printed a list of rules for > female teachers appointed in Kirriemuir, dated 1915. > > 1: You will not marry during the term of your contract > 2: You are not to keep company with men > 3: You must be home between the hours of 8pm and 6am unless attending a > school function > 4: You may not loiter downtown in ice-cream stores > 5: You may not travel beyond the city limits without permission of the board > 6: You may not ride in a carriage or automobile with any man unless he is > your father or brother > 7: You may not smoke cigarettes > 8: You may not dress in bright colours > 9: You may under no circumstances dye your hair > 10: You must wear at least two petticoats > 11: Your dresses must not be any shorter than two inches above your ankle > 12: To keep the schoolroom clean you must sweep the schoolroom once daily, > scrub the floor, start the fire by 7am so that the room will be warm by 8am. > > ********* > > Cheerio > Norma > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > If you need to Unsubscribe from this list please send an e.mail to our utility address at [email protected] and type the one word unsubscribe in the message box. (Mail mode users only)

Hello Fred, Many thanks for your email relating to my husband's Petrie/Alexander family. Thanks to Norma Thain, I now know that Elizabeth Petrie's parents were Andrew Petrie and Elizabeth Addison and can see the connection with your family. Unfortunately, I don't have any further information going back from Andrew and Elizabeth that I can share with you. I will, however, outline (as briefly as possible) three generations descending from Alexander and Elizabeth Petrie as there is a second Addison marriage which may be of interest to you. Alexander ALEXANDER m Elizabeth PETRIE at Lunan on 8th May 1790 Children: Alexander c 26th Aug 1789 Maryton Jean(Jane) c 8th Dec 1791 Maryton Mary c 2nd Nov 1792 Lunan Elizabeth c 7th Feb 1795 Lunan Robert c 16th Mar 1797 Lunan Ann c c1799 Jean(Jane) ALEXANDER m William THOMSON at Montrose on 2nd Aug 1816 Children: Agnes c 15th Jun 1817 Craig Mary c 22nd Sept 1819 Montrose Jean c 21st Jun 1821 Montrose John c 16th Mar 1823 Montrose Elizabeth c 28th Apr 1825 Montrose Isabel c 18th Apr 1827 Montrose Margaret Porteus c 28th Dec 1828 Montrose William c 8th Sept 1831 Montrose Sarah McLagan c 8th Feb 1834 Montrose Mary THOMSON m David ADDISON at Montrose on 14th Mar 1841 Children: Jane Thomson c 10th Dec 1841 Montrose Mary c 12th Aug 1843 Montrose David b c1846 Craig Elizabeth b c1848 Montrose Isobell b c1851 Montrose Sarah Bruce b c1854 Stonehaven, Kincardineshire William Thomson b 22nd Apr 1857 Auchmithie Frances Rees b 11th Jul 1859 Montrose Jane, Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah Bruce all emigrated to Australia and my husband is descended from Mary. Any suggestions or further information you may have on either the Petrie or Addison families would certainly be most appreciated. I can also expand on any details if required. Regards, Carolyn Bennett Brisbane, Queensland, Australia _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hello Norma, What a lovely surprise to receive your email with the transcription of Elizabeth Alexander's death certificate and other related information.I certainly never expected to find Elizabeth still alive in 1855. What luck! Interestingly enough, Elizabeth's grandaughter Mary Thomson (b22nd Sept.1819 at Montrose) married a David Addison, so it looks like we now have two connections with the Addison line. I didn't know about Elizabeth and Alexander's son and daughter marrying their 1st cousins. Thank you for that info. For your records, the children of Alexander Alexander and Elizabeth Petrie are as follows; Alexander c 26th Aug 1789 at Maryton Jean(Jane) c 8th Dec 1791 at Maryton Mary c 2nd Nov 1792 at Lunan Elizabeth c 7th Feb 1795 at Lunan Robert c 16th Mar 1797 at Lunan Ann c 1799 ( new information to me ) I have heard from Fred Sullivan but not from Marge or Gayle as yet. As this "mailing list" way of family history research is all very new to me, I hope that I am going about it the right way. Just one final question Norma, if you'll bear with me. In your original email on 7th June, what did you mean by "I shall be pleased to send on an invitation and password for you to access our private Petrie of Scotland website"? Many, many thanks for your help. Regards, Carolyn bennett Brisbane, Queensland, Australia _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi Dave, Thanks for making contact re my Petrie/Alexander families. The information you sent was of great interest, however not directly related to my Elizabeth Petrie, who's parents were Andrew Petrie and Elizabeth Addison. I'm sure further research will reveal where these "cousins" fit into the picture. Regards, Carolyn Bennett Brisbane, Queensland, Australia _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi Carolyn, I have transcribed Elizabeth's death certificate from 1855 Death Certificate Ref: 1855 MONTROSE (312) Page 22 Entry 64 (source Scottish Records Office) ELIZABETH ALEXANDER died 13 February 1855 at 10.00 am age 95 years at 15 North Street, Montrose born at Lunan (50 years in Montrose) Parents: ANDREW PETRIE - Flaxdresser - deceased ELIZABETH PETRIE ms ADDISON - deceased Married to ALEXANDER ALEXANDER - Wright - deceased Issue: 1. ALEXANDER age 66 2. JANE age 64 3. MARY age 62 4. BETSY age 60 5. ROBERT age 58 6. ANN age 56 Cause of Death: Old Age - No Medical Attendant Buried at Churchyard of Lunan Death registered by ALEXANDER ALEXANDER - Son on 16 February 1855 @ Montrose ******** Note: Elizabeth Alexander (nee Petrie) is not noted in the original SRO Death Index of 1855 Female "Petrie" death's...... I found her listed under her Alexander surname, her death record had not been cross referenced under her Petrie surname. Gravestone Inscription.... By ANDREW PETRIE died 02 March 1812 aged 80 Flaxdresser at Montrose, his wife ELIZABETH ADDISON died 15 September 1799 aged 67 years daughter ISOBEL died 02 June 1788 aged 19 years (other side of stone) ELIZABETH PETRIE died 13 February 1855 aged 95 years (Lunan Graveyard) I wonder if you know that Elizabeth & Alexander's son Alexander & daughter Mary married their 1st cousins.... I have certificate transcriptions to prove that Alexander Alexander (b.c1789) married his 1st cousin Isobell Petrie in 1811 she was daughter of Joseph Petrie & Ann Gardyne of Montrose and their daughter Mary Alexander (b.c1793) married her 1st cousin David Petrie, who was son of Joseph Petrie & Ann Gardyne. Joseph & Elizabeth were brother & sister, I have lots of information on these Petrie families in my database, most of the information I have already passed on to related researchers of this line...... Have you heard from Fred Sullivan , Marge Kapas or Gayle Vanden Bosch yet... ?? They are also descended from Andrew Petrie & Elizabeth Addison of Lunan, but I do not think that Fred & Marge are subscribed to this list at the moment.... Cheerio Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn Bennett" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 12:32 PM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Petrie / Alexander > Hi, > Have just joined the PETRIE/SCOTLAND mailing list. My husband is descended > from Elizabeth PETRIE who married Alexander ALEXANDER at Lunan,Angus (near > Montrose) on 8th May 1790. Would be interested to hear from anyone > researching this family. > Carolyn Bennett > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > To send a message to everyone on this Petrie-Scotland List, our address is > [email protected] > >

Does anyone have a connection with James Petrie from Arbroath, born in 1854. I think his father might have been Alexander Petrie, ship master of Arbroath who died in 1895 and his mother Ann Fox, died at Carnoustie in 1879. does anyone know any more about Alexander Petrie? Thanks,Carole Redpath

Hello Carolyn, I don't have any strong finds for your Elizabeth Petrie but the following might give you some leads or ideas. Let me know if the parents or sibling names seem to match up as you find out more about your Elizabeth. While this Elizabeth was not born in Lunan, several of her brothers and sisters were and she was about the right age to be married in 1790. Good luck with your research. Dave Petrie Arden Hills, Minnesota, USA =========================================================== Jannet Petrie ch. 8 Jun 1760 Lunan, Angus, Scotland Jean Petrie ch. 21 Jan 1763 Cotton of Arbecke, Lunan, Angus, Scotland David Petrie ch. 25 Aug 1765 Lunan, Angus, Scotland (twin of Mary) Mary Petrie ch. 25 Aug 1765 Lunan, Angus, Scotland (twin of David) Elizabeth Petrie ch. 12 Jan 1768 Farnell Parish, Forfarshire, Angus, Scotland (father David Petrie, mother not named). Margaret Petrie ch. 30 Jul 1770 Farnell Parish, Forfarshire, Angus, Scotland d. 19 Dec 1842 Montrose, Angus, Scotland bur. Rosehill Cemetery, Montrose, Scotland. Occupation: linen yarn winder. Cause of death given as "old age". The gravestone inscription reads "1842 Erected by James Petrie who died 3rd June 1852 Age 78 in memory of his sister Margaret who died 19 December 1842 and his wife Isabella Greig who died 15 January 1845 Age 58". ".. Margaret lived beyond the 1841 census [at the time] Margaret Petrie appeared to be unmarried and was a linen yarn winder, living in Ferry Street, Montrose, and in the same street, James Petrie [her brouther], a labourer, was living with his wife, Isobel Greig, and presumed daughter, Mary, age 23." [Christine Mary (Mackenzie) Glover] James Petrie ch. 28 Nov 1772 Collamrsin, West Fathie, Farnell Parish, Forfarshire, Angus, Scotland m. Isabella Greig 11 Feb 1803 St.Cyrus Parish, Kincardinshire, Scotland d. 3 Jun 1852 (age 78) Lochside, St.Cyrus Parish, Kincardineshire, Scotland bur. 7 Jun 1852 Rosehill Cemetery, Montrose, Scotland. Cause of death: paralysis. Occupation: farm servant, labourer. Isabella b. circa 1783/84 County of Forfarshire d. 15 Jan 1843 (age 58) Montrose, Angus, Scotland cause of death "accident" bur. 18 Jan 1843 Rosehill Cemetery, Montrose, Scotland. Parents of Elizabeth: David Petrie b. 26 Dec 1725 Parish of Craig, Ferryden, Angus, Scotland (twin of Jannet) m. Katharine Tevoitdale (Tevendale, Tevendal) 24 Jun 1758 Kinnell, Angus, Scotland Katharine d. Bef. 1841. Abodes: Craig(?), Kinnell, Lunan, Farnell. "Lunan is about 5 miles from Montrose, and is found on the coast in between Montrose & Arbroath, the area is also known as Lunan Bay." [Norma (Petrie) Thain] Catherine: ch. 21 May 1735 [or 1 Jun 1735 - Karla Huebner] Pitarrows, Parish of Craig, Angus, Scotland "Pitarrows in the parish of Craig was a farm or small estate, to the west of the Rossie estate, and on the border with Maryton parish." [Gordon Johnson (1999)] Parents: James Tevendale. Abodes: Craig, Lunan, Farnell.

I got this in my mail the other day, I have left the whole letter intact with the original writers e-mail address. You will find a couple of Petrie`s on these lists below. Hope it helps. Katherine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tucky Sancibrian" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 5 June 2001 12:05 Subject: [ABERDEEN] Barre, VT - Scottish Immigrants -1887-1889 > 1887 - James K. Anderson, George Angus, James Bain, Andrew Barclay, > John Beattie, Peter Blackhall, William Blake, William Broddie, > Robert Buchanan, Peter E. Burnett, Kenneth Campbell, William > Cassie, William Charles, Allan Clark, Harry Clark, Robert > Connell, Wm. Connell, Alex. Cooper., William D. Coutts, Henry > Cruickshank, Wm. Cruickshank, Geroge Delgarno, William Daniel, > Robert Diack, Joseph Dombrouskie, Wm. Douglass, James Dow, > James Duncan, Robert Duncan, John Duncan, Alex. Finnie, John > Forbes, Robert Fraser, Peter Fyfe, John Gallow, James > Garmony, John Gibb, George Gibson, James Gibson, John > Gilbertson, Alex. Glennie, James Grant, John Grant, James H. > Gray, Wm. K. Grierson, Alex. Grubb, Alex. Hadden, John > Hadden, James Henderson, James Henry, Duncan Holmes, James > Holmes, Ross Hunter, George Inglis, John Ingram, George M. > Jamieson, Robert Kynoch, John Lamont, James Levie, George > McBain, Frank McDonald, John McGregor, Ewen McKenzie, Gordon > A. McLeod, Duncan McMillan, Arthur McPhee, Donald McPhee, > Findlay McRae, James Melvin, Robert Merchant, Alex. Milne, > Charles Milne, David Moir, Wm. A. Moir, John Morgan, John > Muiry, Wm. Murray, James O'Brien, Murdock Patterson, John > Pressly, (Dr.) Wm. D. Reid, Alex. J. Ritchie, James > Robertson, David Ross, George Ruddiman, James Rust, George > Buxton, James Scott, Robert Scott, James Smart, Wm. H. > Smith, George Walker, Adam Wood, Wm. Wyness, Alex. J. 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Sherriffs. > > 1889 - John Aitken, John Albert, John Alcorn, George Allen, William > Allen, Andrew Angus, Hugh Anderson, John Anderson, Andrew > Angus, Martin Angus, William Angus, James Baigrie, > William Baird, Peter Barclay, Robert Barclay, John Barron, > James Beattie, Wm. Beattie, James Benzie, Robert Berry, > James M. Birnie, John Bissett, Thomas Bissett, John M. > Bonnyman, James Booth, George Brown, James Brown, John > Bruce, Frank Calder, Archibald Campbell, Eben W. Carle, > Frank Cassie, Charles Clark, Thos. Connell, Thos. Cooper, > Alex. Coutts, John Crichton, Alex. S. Cruickshank, Alex. > Daniel, Alex. Dick, George Dickie, John Docherty, John > Donald, Wm. Downie, George Duncan, Wm. Elrick, Charles > Farquharson, Frank Forges, George Forbes, Charles Forsythe, > Alex. Fowlie, Alex. Garmony, George Gerrard, James Glass, > Lewis Gordon, Robert Gordon, William Gordon, George Gray, > Wm. S. Gray, George Hall, Alex. Hay, Henry Hay, Wm. 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Hi, Have just joined the PETRIE/SCOTLAND mailing list. My husband is descended from Elizabeth PETRIE who married Alexander ALEXANDER at Lunan,Angus (near Montrose) on 8th May 1790. Would be interested to hear from anyone researching this family. Carolyn Bennett _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Jim, your reply conjures up all sorts of memories. We had a long association with Keith through my father marrying into the Murray family who lived at 1 Moss street, alas it is no more! My grandfather Murray ran a bakers shop/general store in Keith for many years and another relative once owned the Royal (pub??). However you are altogether a different generation. We left Keith (as Petries!!) to return to Forres, I was 9 and this was in 1946!! We continued to visit my grandmother, aunts and Uncles and my younger brother was born in Keith in 1946. He is some 9 years younger than me. Visits to the falls of Tarnash figure strongly in my memory as does swimming in the river. I attended the Green school as my first educational establishment. You might have to ask around to see if anyone remembers the Murray family. Regards Bill Petrie ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Petrie <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 06 June 2001 11:47 Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Keith Petries > Good tae hear fae a' the Keith loons and queans that contacted me efter my mentionin' the toon. > > Ah jist seemed tae mind the three Petrie families apart fae oorselves. There wis the Petrie, wie the grocers shop on the way tae the market leys, then Sandy Petrie, ah went tae squeel wi fit played the drums in the Rebel Sounds (his faither worked at Baxters o Fochabers) an then there wis the 'Tinkie' Petries. So fit group are yous a admittin tae belang tae? We bided oot at Sillyearn where ma faither wis the Dominie, syne moved tae Drummuir. Ah left the Grammar Squeel in '64, but ah hid twa sisters, Heather & Mhorag. Dis this ring ony bells? > > Jim Petrie, Isle of Wight > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > Need Assistance.... > your Petrie-Scotland List Administrator is Norma Thain...contact her at [email protected] > >

Mike, Lucky you, you have connections with both the aristocratic Petries, although Lord Petre tells me his family has no connections with Petries. Is the Odiham one the same family that still own Ingatestone Estate? I don't have any details on Sir Charles Petrie's family, but I think I saw details of in Debrettes available in your local library, of his wife and family. (The current)Sir Peter expressed some interest in following up his family roots but appears to have little recent information. He has traced his line back to George Petrie (D 1798)and his wife Elisabeth Colville, daughter of the 6th? Baron Colville of Culross.He refers to books written by his father "An Historian Looks at His World" and "Chapters of Life" which he believes refer to a Petrie who fought at Bannockburn. He also says Sir Charles (created Baron in 1918) was the son of Alexander Petrie of Carrowcadden, Co Sligo and the grandson of Peter Petrie of Newburgh, Fife and the great grandson of George Petrie of Port Leithen, Aberdeen. Does any of this add to your knowledge, or have you got further? Jim Petrie Isle of Wight, ----- Original Message ----- From: Mike Wooldridge <[email protected]> To: Jim Petrie <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 8:00 PM Subject: Re: [Petrie-Scotland] Petrie Family History > Hi Jim, > > My research on my wife Bridget PETRIE's family ' The Petrie's of Co.Mayo' > are linked to Sir Charles Petrie as 1st Cousins ,most living near the town > of Ballina and in Co Sligo, however on my side I have connections with Lord > & Lady PETRE of Hatchwood House in Odiham, Hampshire. > > I am keen to find the christian names of Sir Charles wife & his parents. > > If anything is of interest to you I would be glad to hear from you. > > Michael Wooldridge > Norwich UK. > > >

Good tae hear fae a' the Keith loons and queans that contacted me efter my mentionin' the toon. Ah jist seemed tae mind the three Petrie families apart fae oorselves. There wis the Petrie, wie the grocers shop on the way tae the market leys, then Sandy Petrie, ah went tae squeel wi fit played the drums in the Rebel Sounds (his faither worked at Baxters o Fochabers) an then there wis the 'Tinkie' Petries. So fit group are yous a admittin tae belang tae? We bided oot at Sillyearn where ma faither wis the Dominie, syne moved tae Drummuir. Ah left the Grammar Squeel in '64, but ah hid twa sisters, Heather & Mhorag. Dis this ring ony bells? Jim Petrie, Isle of Wight

Hello Ella, I was so pleased to notice your connections, I have followed up this line previously on behalf of another researcher who used to be a member of this list...Merle Stone from Australia, Merle has moved on now to other surnames in her tree, but I know she will delighted to hear from you, her e.mail address is [email protected] Merle's g.grandmother was Sarah Taylor Niddrie Petrie b.1852 I have the same info as yourself on the family of James Petrie & Agnes Dunn married 1859, and have transcriptions of their marriage certificate and James's death certificate, I suspect you have these already, but if not just let me know I'll be pleased to pass them on. It is sad to note that he died of Scarlet Fever in 1863 - 2 months before his youngest son was born, he was only 26. His death certificate acknowledged that he was illegitimate, his mother noted on this document as Isabella Gordon (aka Isabel Gordon), however on his marriage certificate to Agnes in 1859 he stated his mother was Marjory Grieve.... one of those family situations !! Anyway it all helped us work out that William had gone on to marry Marjory Grieve (aka May Grieve) too. We had also found the daughter Margaret Petrie born 1834 to William & Isabel, I have a baptism date for her of 28 September 1834 @ Durris. I have a few certificate transcriptions for the children of William Petrie & May Grieve, and baptism dates sourced from the IGI for: Alexander Petrie baptised 11 April 1841 @ Bervie William Pettrie baptised 21 April 1844 @ Bervie The child George born 18 April 1846 @ Bervie had a middle name according to IGI, he was George Spence Petrie....I have same dates as you for Elisabeth b. 1849 & Sarah b.1852 Here are transcriptions of certificates relevant to some of these children which may be of use to you.... Death Certificate Ref: 1863 LOGIE-PERT Page 5 Entry 13 (source Scottish Records Office) ALEXANDER PETRIE Ploughman Single died 19 July 1863 @ 8.15 am at Hows Bridge, Logie Pert age 22 years Fathers residence: Allachie, Cookney Parents: WILLIAM PETRIE - Farmer MAY PETRIE ms GRIEVE Cause of Death: Consumption (about 17 weeks) No regular Medical Attendant Death registered by William Kynock, Occupier on 24 July 1863 @ Logie Pert, Angus *********** Death Certificate Ref: 1865 MONTROSE Page 47 Entry 141 Source: Scottish Records Office WILLIAM PETRIE Single Labourer died 05 June 1865 at 11.30 pm at Infirmary, Montrose Usual Residence: 21 Carnegie Street, Montrose Age 21 years Parents: WILLIAM PETRIE - Labourer MAY PETRIE ms GRIEVE Cause of Death: Phthisis Death registered by GEORGE S. PETRIE, Brother of Lochlair, Parish of Carmyllie on 08 June 1865 @ Montrose ************* Marriage Certificate Ref: 1882 St. Mary, DUNDEE Entry 169 (source Scottish Records Office) On 18 September 1882 at 11 Ward Road, Dundee ALEXANDER McLEOD Widower of ELIZABETH GOVE Iron Ship Plater age 40 years of 31 Lillybank Road, Dundee Parents: DAVID McLEOD - Seaman - deceased ELIZABETH McLEOD ms MIDDLETON SARAH PETRIE Jute Spinner Spinster age 29 years of 40 Grove Street, Dundee Parents: WILLIAM PETRIE - Ship Carpenter MAY PETRIE ms GRIEVE - deceased Witnesses: MARK McDONALD Cabinetmaker of 27 Clepington Street, Dundee JANE RODGER Jute Warper of 40 Grove Street, Dundee *************** Death Certificate Ref: 1897 St. Andrews, DUNDEE (282-4) Page 176 Entry 528 (source Scottish Records Office) SARAH McLEOD Pauper Widow of ALEXANDER McLEOD, Seaman M.S. died 27 May 1897 at 7.40 am at Parochial Hospital, Dundee age 45 years Parents: WILLIAM PETRIE - Crofter - deceased MARY PETRIE ms GRIEVE - deceased Cause of Death : Aortic Stenosis Death registered by ?? , Inmate on 28 May 1897 @ Dundee ****************** I hope some of the above is of interest. Cheerio Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: "wendy ironside" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 10:05 PM Subject: [Petrie-Scotland] Hello > This is my first contact with the list, so I'd like to say hello to everyone. I am a one finger typist who doesn't own a computer so my daughter has kindly agreed to type this out for me, although all replies will come to my emailer ([email protected]). I'd like to pass on the following information on our PETRIE connections. > > Elizabeth Ann Petrie (my husbands mother) was born at Drumoak, Aberdeenshire on 9/2/1898. She married Robert Cook at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Culter on 31/3/1917. Elizabeth (Petrie) Cook died in Aberdeen in January 1972. Elizabeth's parents were George Petrie (b 11/9/1863 at Craig just south of Montrose) and Isabella Hunter Alexander (b 29/1/1859 at Drumoak). They married at Drumoak on 12/12/1884. George Petrie died 18/12/1937 in Aberdeen and his wife Isabella (Alexander) Petrie died 21/12/1918 in Aberdeen. George and Isabella's family were:- > > James B c1886 at Drumoak > Isabella B c1888 at Glenbervie > George B c1889 at Arbuthnott > Mary B c1890 at Arbuthnott. > > Apart from Elizabeth (B 9/2/1898) there was also Janet, William, May, Margaret, Robert and Twins (believed to have died in infancy) but I have no details on any of them yet. > > George (B c1889 Arbuthnott) emigrated to Brooks, Alberta, Canada in the early 1910s and died there sometime in the late 1950s or early 1960s. We have two small photographs of him taken beside what looks like a war memorial, but have no further information on his life in Canada. Has anyone come across him in their "digging" travels? > > The parents of George Petrie (B c1837 Durris) were James Petrie (B c1837 at Durris) and Agnes Duncan (B c1829 at Durris). They married at Kineff on 25/11/1859. Their family were:- > > Alexander B 24/6/1860 at St Cyrus > James B 19/2/1862 at Cookney > George B 11/9/1863 at Craig. > > James Petrie had died in July 1863 just two months before his last son was born. > > > The parents of James Petrie (B c1837 Durris) were William Petrie and possibly Isabel Gordon. The couple also had a daughter Margaret B 21/9/1834, but were not married. William Petrie eventually married a Marjorie Grieve on 8/11/1839 at Bervie, Kincardineshire. Their family were:- > > Alexander B 22/3/1841 > William B 8/4/1844 > George B 18/4/1846 > Elisabeth B 13/12/1849 > Sarah Taylor Niddrie B 22/12/1852 > > (These children were recorded at Gourdon in the OPRs of Bervie) > > Bye for now. > > > > Ella (Cook) > > > > > > ==== PETRIE-SCOTLAND Mailing List ==== > If you need to Unsubscribe from this list please send an e.mail to our utility address at [email protected] and type the one word unsubscribe in the message box. (Mail mode users only) > >