Is there anyone that might have info on the Knox family? I would love to know migration paterns of this family and anything else that could be of help. Looking for Elizabeth Knox b. Archibald Campbell. Early 1800's. but would love any info on the Knox family history. Connie Roberts/Mobile,Alabama,USA Connie Roberts

Kathleen, Do you have any more info on your REID family? My grgr grandmother was Janet (Jessie) REID, she was married to John McNeil, I have no dates. There was a daughter..Janet (Jessie) McNeil, born circa 1858 who married a John Wilson in May of 1880. Please contact me on or off list if you think we may have a connection. Many thanks, Mary Lou Wilson Morris Michigan, USA searching: WILSON/MCNEIL/IRVINE/REID CUNNINGHAM/BROWN...... ----- Original Message ----- From: SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 8:08 AM To: SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D@rootsweb.com Subject: SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #59 Content-Type: text/plain SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 59 Today's Topics: #1 [SCT~ROOTS] KAY/FRASER/TAYLOR [joanna.blatchley@btinternet.com] #2 [SCT~ROOTS] Surname Interests ["Trena H" <amheater@cogeco.ca>] #3 [SCT~ROOTS] help with finding info ["Kathleen tentwo" <kathleententwo@] Administrivia: All mail to the list must be addressed thusly; SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com To remove yourself from this list, send one or both of the following messages: mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe or mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe The archives for the list are located here: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/scotland-roots and http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=scotland-roots Be sure to check out the sister site to this mailing list: Boards>Topics>Immigration>United States>Scottish Immigrants http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=admin.board&r=rw&p=topics.immigration.us.scottish Raise both hands and repeat after me: We will not initiate or participate in any discussions about any kind of virus on this list. Use of this list to further your business interests will cost you your access to the list. ______________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Morag Crossley wrote: > Dear Kathleen, > > I would suggest that you look at the IGI (Family search org.) and > Scottish Origins > for these ancestors. I had a quick look on the IGI for Peter Connolly > and found his > birth on 1.1.1868 at Kirkaldy. Parents names - John Connolly and > Catherine Ward. You should be able to find him on Scottish Origins > and this would enable you to send for a copy of his birth certificate > on line. The two web addresses are:- www.origins.net/GRO/ www.familysearch.org/ Good hunting! - Morag. >

Dear Margaret - Have you tried the IGI or Scottish Origins? I had a quick look for Margaret Ann Fraser on the IGI and found two possibles:- Margaret Ann Fraser born 5th February 1855 in Banff. Parents - William Fraser and Isabella Morrison Margaret Ann Fraser born 17th September 1861 in Keith, Banfff . Parents - Hugh Fraser and Isobel Coutts. Scottish Origins is an excellent site for searching for ancestors. The price for access to the index is GB6.00. and the cost for certificates is BG10.00. For the £6.00 you get 24 hours access and up to 30 search pages. It includes BMD records, parish records and the 1881 and 1891 censuses. Hope this helps. - Morag. Parfittmargaret@aol.com wrote: > At my wits end, does anyone recognise this Fraser? > > I know that: > Margaret Ann Fraser (21+) married Benjamin Herbert South (>21) on 2nd or 4th > of June 1882 in Kimberley. > Their first child, Alice, was also born in Kimberley in 1883. > Margaret South (nee Fraser) died in Johannesburg on 17 Oct 1933 aged 73? > years and is buried in Brixton Cemetery. > Margaret and Ben South lived most of their lives in Grahamstown. > She is listed in Grahamstown as Margaret Annabelle Lovat Fraser > > Margaret Ann Fraser came out to South Africa from the north of Scotland - > from "Banley" but this has been checked and is probably/possibly Banff. > > We know no more facts - plenty of stories: > *she was from the Elgin area > *she came from a large family of brothers > *her father was a minister > *she came to South Africa with a Dr Black and his family as a governess > *she fell in a river and as a result suffered from chest problems and > went > out to SA with the doctor to improve her health > *she was related to the Lovat Frasers > *she used names for her children not featured among her husband's > family: > Georgina Cecelia, (Samuel) Urquhart, John Alexander Fraser, > Janet Hutton > *she was known as Jeannie > > Does anyone know of a Dr Black who went off to South Africa/ Kimberley > around 1878/1881? > > Any help or advice would be so gratefully received. > Regards, Margaret Parfitt > > > > ==== SCOTLAND-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > To remove yourself from this list, send one or both of the following messages: > mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > or > mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe

At my wits end, does anyone recognise this Fraser? I know that: Margaret Ann Fraser (21+) married Benjamin Herbert South (>21) on 2nd or 4th of June 1882 in Kimberley. Their first child, Alice, was also born in Kimberley in 1883. Margaret South (nee Fraser) died in Johannesburg on 17 Oct 1933 aged 73? years and is buried in Brixton Cemetery. Margaret and Ben South lived most of their lives in Grahamstown. She is listed in Grahamstown as Margaret Annabelle Lovat Fraser Margaret Ann Fraser came out to South Africa from the north of Scotland - from "Banley" but this has been checked and is probably/possibly Banff. We know no more facts - plenty of stories: *she was from the Elgin area *she came from a large family of brothers *her father was a minister *she came to South Africa with a Dr Black and his family as a governess *she fell in a river and as a result suffered from chest problems and went out to SA with the doctor to improve her health *she was related to the Lovat Frasers *she used names for her children not featured among her husband's family: Georgina Cecelia, (Samuel) Urquhart, John Alexander Fraser, Janet Hutton *she was known as Jeannie Does anyone know of a Dr Black who went off to South Africa/ Kimberley around 1878/1881? Any help or advice would be so gratefully received. Regards, Margaret Parfitt

> Sorry, it's been a while between Pt 2 & Pt 3. It's testing time & report > time at school and the end of the school year is only 4 weeks away - not a > teacher's > favourite time. > > PIGOTS 1825 Southern Scotland Directory Jedburgh Part 3 > > MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN > > Academy > BURNET Rev. Alex. A. M. rector of the united schools, Abbey Place > > AUCTIONEERS > AITKEN, Robert, Canongate > ELLIOT William, Canongate > SCOTT Paul, Townhead > WINTERUP Thomas (& appraiser) High St > > BAKERS & FLOUR DEALERS > CHRISTIE Thomas, Burnwynd > ELLIOT, George, Canongate > HENDERSON John, Canongate > HUME Margaret, High St > MADDEN James, Townhead > MADDEN, John, High St > SCOTT James, Market Place > YOUNG George Canongate > > BANK > British Linen Co; Wm FAIN, esq agent-draws upon Smith, Payne & Smiths, > London > > BLACKSMITHS > ANDERSON, James (jobbing) Abbey Place > BURNS, John, High St > Douglas John, Pleasance > DUN Adam, Abbey Place > > BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS & BINDERS > > EASTON, Walter (& printer) Abbey Place > RENWICK William (& printer) High St > TURNBULL Adam, Market Place > > BOOT & SHOEMAKERS > > I found this description of Jedburgh which may help. > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/ROX/Jedburgh/" target="newLink">http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/ROX/Jedburgh/</a> > > This site has maps of UK from 1863. > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.old-maps.co.uk/" target="newLink">http://www.old-maps.co.uk/</a> > > For photos of early Jedburgh try Ian Millar's site > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.ettrickgraphics.co.uk/bordersindex.htm" target="newLink">http://www.ettrickgraphics.co.uk/bordersindex.htm</a> You can also subscribe to > his mailing list on which you can post old photos of places in the Borders > of Scotland. > > other Jedburgh sites > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.injedburgh.freeserve.co.uk/menu.htm" target="newLink">http://www.injedburgh.freeserve.co.uk/menu.htm</a> > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst234.html" target="newLink">http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst234.html</a> > <a href="/bti/redirect.html?http://www.borderreivers.co.uk/Jedburgh 1.htm" target="newLink">http://www.borderreivers.co.uk/Jedburgh 1.htm</a> > > Regards > Judy > > > ==== SCOTLAND-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > To remove yourself from this list, send one or both of the following messages: > mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > or > mailto:SCOTLAND-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > I wish to unsubscribe from the above mailing bodies Alexander

Sorry, it's been a while between Pt 2 & Pt 3. It's testing time & report time at school and the end of the school year is only 4 weeks away - not a teacher's favourite time. PIGOTS 1825 Southern Scotland Directory Jedburgh Part 3 MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN Academy BURNET Rev. Alex. A. M. rector of the united schools, Abbey Place AUCTIONEERS AITKEN, Robert, Canongate ELLIOT William, Canongate SCOTT Paul, Townhead WINTERUP Thomas (& appraiser) High St BAKERS & FLOUR DEALERS CHRISTIE Thomas, Burnwynd ELLIOT, George, Canongate HENDERSON John, Canongate HUME Margaret, High St MADDEN James, Townhead MADDEN, John, High St SCOTT James, Market Place YOUNG George Canongate BANK British Linen Co; Wm FAIN, esq agent-draws upon Smith, Payne & Smiths, London BLACKSMITHS ANDERSON, James (jobbing) Abbey Place BURNS, John, High St Douglas John, Pleasance DUN Adam, Abbey Place BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS & BINDERS EASTON, Walter (& printer) Abbey Place RENWICK William (& printer) High St TURNBULL Adam, Market Place BOOT & SHOEMAKERS I found this description of Jedburgh which may help. http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/ROX/Jedburgh/ This site has maps of UK from 1863. http://www.old-maps.co.uk/ For photos of early Jedburgh try Ian Millar's site http://www.ettrickgraphics.co.uk/bordersindex.htm You can also subscribe to his mailing list on which you can post old photos of places in the Borders of Scotland. other Jedburgh sites http://www.injedburgh.freeserve.co.uk/menu.htm http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst234.html http://www.borderreivers.co.uk/Jedburgh%201.htm Regards Judy

Hi! I am new at this, in fact just got my computer last month. After getting information here in California, I found that both of my grandparents we're from Scotland. I went to Scotland several years ago and went to the towns we're they were born, married and some pasted away. I need some help to see if I can find anyone who is also looking for my grandparents, How do I go about that? My mother's, mother is Hanby Smith Reid, born November 1865 in Alva, Scotland. Her parents were John Reid and Jessie Adam Reid. Her grand father was also John Reid. Hanby Reid Married John E. Whiteford in June of 1892 in Danville, Illinois. My father's mother is Ann Mcgrath born July 1862 in Glasgow, Scotland. My father's father is Peter Connolly born January 1868 in Kircaldy, county of Fife. Any help I can get would be greatly appreciated. It was truly a wonderful experience going to Scotland and visiting the places where my grandparents lived. Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from someone. Kathleen

REIDFORD - all areas - allied > (direct descent) RITCHIE, DONALDSON, TOUGH, ANDERSON, ROSS, GAMMIE, MILNE, ELDER, MURDOCH, COWIE, DUNCAN, LOURANCE, WILSON, and FORBES (?) [Sincere gratitude to 4C1R, Alan MORRISON, for the data regarding the above lines. Due to Alan's generousity, in sharing his research, he helped bring about a visit by two sisters from Canada, with their aunts/uncles/cousins in Glasgow, June 2001, who had never had any contact before. Plus, the reunion of a brother from Glasgow, with his two sisters in Canada, October 2001. Hadn't contact for nearly 64 & 66 yrs respectively. Extreemly emotional and happy (re)unions!] CLARK/BROWN - allied > REIDFORD, BAIN, ALVIN - Glasgow areas, Stirlingshire, Perthshire McCLUSKEY / McCLUSKY / McLUSKY - allied > WHYATT (Lancs/Cheshire), and STEVENSON > and perhaps WYLIE - Lanark (Glasgow areas) Warmest regards, Trena, Ontario, Canada.

I thought I'd repost my interests after a bit of a break. My gg grandmother was Catherine KAY born in Edinburgh. According to the 1861 London census, she would have been born c.1835. She had an older sister, Margaret, born c 1821. I have found a possible match, daughters of James KAY and Margaret FRASER, but the Catherine was baptised 1828. However, Margaret was baptised in the correct year. The other reason I think this may be the correct family, is that family tradition has always said that we have a link to the Fraser clan. James & Margaret were married 21st November 1812 at St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, and the 2 girls were baptised there. My other Scottish interest is for Cameron TAYLOR, my great uncle-by-marriage. He was born on the Isle of Skye during the 1890s. His father was apparently the Dominie, and Cameron moved to London and became an architect. We know nothing about his life and family in Scotland and would love to hear from any family. Sorry this is rather long winded, but hopefully someone else is researching one or the other of these families. Joanna in Coventry

These 3 young men are first cousins in Alaska at the time of WWI draft registration. John Hay is Alvins father and settled in Calif.,James came over from Glasgow and William came from Austrailia. They are in Alaska for the Gold rush. Hay, Alvin Tracy 26 Oct 1879 W rel. lives San Francisco CA Nome AK Hay, James 3 May 1890 Glasgow Scotland McCarthy AK Hay, William George 13 Dec 1876 W mom lives Mooloolah Q-ld Austr Juneau AK ******************************** Thank you TeriSue Bru PARENTS OF Alvin Tracy Hay John Hay was 40 years old and born in Scotland. His parents were born in Scotland as well. Louisa Schulte Hay was 26 years old and born in Minnesota. Her parents were born in Prussia. John Hay, was a blacksmith, he and his wife Louisa first lived in Ellis, Calif. They moved on to b.1875,Tracy, Calif after Ellis went defunct. The 1878 directory for San Joaquin County lists John Hay as a blacksmith in Ellis. The 1883-84 directories list him as a blacksmith in Tracy .........................HAYS.................. I am looking for Alvin Tracy Hay and family in San Francisco: wife’s maiden name is Helen Furst, Alvin Tracy Hay had 3 children - Ernest, John and Dorothea. Alvin Tracy Hay was the first white baby boy born in Tracy, CA. He headed off to Alaska for the Gold Rush, and lived most of his life in Nome and Cordova. He was also responsible for laying out the power & water system for the city of Cordova, AK. The city gave him a watch when he retired. He lived there with his wife Helen Furst Hay,(she is my gg-grandmother and we always called her Nonie), and 3 children, John, Dorthea Mathilda and Ernest. Dorthea had a son John Tracy (Burningham)Peters,(my father).Dorothea later married Robert Herb Hanson. Mr.Hanson worked as the director for the FAA Aviation on the Alution (sp?) Islands. Dorthea Mathilda Hanson died in Alaska in about 1961 or 1962. She is buried somewhere in San Francisco. There should be a family plot. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hi All, First of all, my apologies to anyone who gets multiple copies of this message on various lists, or who have already heard this story. I am at a total dead end and am grasping at straws, most of which seem to disintergrate as soon as I get hold of them <bg>. First I will tell you what we know from actual documents. Frederick BEATTIE enlisted in the Royal Marines on 26th June 1847 at Killybegs in Donegal, Ireland. We have full records of his marriage to Ann(e) Willey in 1861, births of various children, emigration to Australia in 1883 and death in 1884. (can't find where he's buried, but that's another story.) Now for what we don't know for sure. On Frederick's enlistment he gives his parents' names as Alexander BEATTIE and Margaret MILLER. He states that he was 19 years, making his DOB 1827 or 28. He also states that his place of birth was "Parish of Killaghtee in or near the town of Hollybrook in the County of Donegal". His occupation is given as Labourer. Well, extensive searches on the net, by mail and in person have failed to find any record of his birth or of his parents' births, deaths, marriage or of them ever having lived in that area. Mmmmm. There is also an adress for Alexander and Margaret of No 1 Albert Place, Brandon Street, Malworth, London. I am not sure what date this address relates to or the accuracy of it, though. So, what is the theory. Did he change his name? If so, I can only think that I might as well give up now. On the other hand, it has also been suggested that Alexander and Margaret may have moved from Scotland as many apparently did in the late 1700s early 1800s, and may then have moved to England, and so were not born, married or died in the area. Well, there it is. If you have any ideas where I can chase more ghosts, or if you have any information that might help, I would love to hear from you. TIA Regards, Jenny in (mostly) sunny Central Queensland

Margaret- Old Monkland (& New?) is east of Glasgow, and a little south. Find a map site and ask for them or a place called Airdrie. I think the county is called Lanarkshire, or is close to it. I'll try to find the map site and post it. My ggreat grandparents came from there. Good luck. Georgia ----- Original Message ----- From: jim abrahams To: SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 11:15 PM Subject: [SCT~ROOTS] monkland Hello List, In the 1770's there was a place called old monkland and new monkland in lanark. can anyone tell me where these places were or are. i cannot find them on my map. regards, margaret. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp ______________________________

looking for decendants of robert james ABRAHAMS & francis helen WYBURN married 17 june 1895. regards, jim abrahams. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hello List, In the 1770's there was a place called old monkland and new monkland in lanark. can anyone tell me where these places were or are. i cannot find them on my map. regards, margaret. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hi I'm trying to find the family of William and Isabella GARDNER (see below). Does anyone have access to the 1841 census for Peebles (probably Innerleithen) or Roxburgh (probably Crailing) to do a look up for me, please? Regards Judy *William GARDNER mar Isabella DOUGLAS marr 12 June 1829 Innerleithen, PEEBLES Children: *1. William (b 11 Sept 1829 Innerleithen, Pee, SCT) marr a) Margaret AINSLIE 7 March 1856 Crailing, ROX b) Elisabeth (Betsy) WALDIE 1861 Crailing, ROX, SCT ??2.Thomas marr Agnes RENTON 17 July 1857 Innerleithen. PEEBLES (?Son Thomas b 9 May 1869 Peebles, PEEBLES) ??3. Isabella marr 12 Dec 1856 Innerleithen, PEEBLES marr. Charles LAUDER (Child - Isabella Jack b 20 Sept 1871 Innerleithen, PEEBLES)

PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK Post Office Silver Street - Post Mistress - Miss Armstrong. The mail arrives from Carlisle at half past three in thr afternoon and is dispatched for Edinburgh at four; and from Edinburgh at thrity-five minutes past eleven at night; and is dispatched fro Carlisle at five minutes past twelve. A horse mail is dispatched for Jedburgh immediately after the arrival from Carlisle. Places of Worship: HAWICK ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev John Cochrane, Minister, manse CAVERS ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev Jas. Strachan, Minister KIRKTOWN ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev Adam Laidlaw, Minister MINTO ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev Wm Burn, D. D. Minister WILTON ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev Samuel Charters, D.D. Minister; Rev John Scott Assistant HAWICK RELIEF CHAPEL - Rev Peter Brown, Minister FIRST UNITED SECESSION - Rev Andrew Rogie, Minister SECOND UNITED SECESSION - Rev Jas Henderson, Minister CAVERS CHAPEL OF ??EASE - Rev Gavin Turnbull, Minister HOBKIRK ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev Benjamin Dickison, Minister ROBERTON ESTABLISHED CHURCH - Rev James Hay, Minister Parochial Schools CAVERS - George Scott, Master (& land surveyor) Denholm KIRKTOWN - Thomas Little, Master MINTO - George Scott, Master WILTON - James Turnbull, Master HOBKIRK - William Turnbull, Master ROBERTON - Andrew Hogg, Master Magistrates Alexander Purdom and Peter Wilson, Bailies Robert Wilson, Dean of Guild James Oliver, Treasurer John Oliver, esq. Town Clerk Excise Office, Tower Inn James France, Supervisor Robert Turnbull, Officer Nobility, Gentry and Clergy James Anderson, esq of Wilton Lodge John Chisolm, esq. (of Stirches) Wilton George Cleghorn, esq (of Weens), Hobkirk Archd. Dickson, esq Hassendean Burn, Minto Miss Dickson, Tiviot Lodge, Hawick Archd. Douglas, esq (of Adderston), Midshields, Wilton James Douglas, esq of Cavers Sir Wm. F Elliot bart. (of Stobs and Wells) Cavers William Lockhart, esq M.P. (of Borthwick brae) Roberton Earl of Minto, Minto house David Moncrieff, esq, Hawick Andrew Oliver, esq (of Langraw) Hobkirk George Pott, esq, (of Sodrigg) Borthwickshiels, Roberton Mrs Scott, sen (of Wauchope), Buccleuch St, Hawick Walter Scott, esq (of Whitehaugh), Wilton Walter Scott, esq (of Wauchope), Hobkirk Adam Stavert, esq Hascote, Roberton William Turnbull, esq. (of Fenwick), Brieryards, Wilton William Urquhart, esq Crescent, Hawick William Walker, esq (of East Todderlie) Hobkirk John Wilson, esq (of ?Halbruly) Hobkirk PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK PART 2 Merchants and Tradesmen Academics James Murray, rector to Grammar School William Rutherford (Mathematics &c) George Wanless (English &c) Auctioneers Andrew Oliver (& appraiser) John Wilson (& sheriff officer) Bakers & Flour Dealers John Armstrong High St William Cairns High St Walter Cavers Howgate Hugh Goodfellow Sandbed Robert Grierson, High St John Ingles, Howgate Robert Keddie (& spirit dealer) Silver Street William Paterson High St James Teltour High St Walter Wilson Howgate Bank The British Linen Co. Dickson & Davidson, agents; draw upon Smith, Payne & Smiths, London Blacksmiths John Davidson, Sandbed James Goodfellow, Sandbed Thomas Robson, Denholm Thomas Robson, High St Mungo Scott Sandbed William Smith, Denholm James Wilson, High St Richard Young, High St Robert Young, Backrow William Young, Midrow Booksellers, Stationers & Binders William Ainslie (&library) High St Robert Armstrong (&printer) Silver St Robert Cairncross High St Walter Elder, Forerow William Peddie, Howgate Boot & Shoe makers Walter Ballantyne, Midrow William Bleak, Midrow William Brown, Sandbed Robert Burnet, Howgate Thomas Burnet, Howgate Walter Elliot, Cross wynd Thomas Laidlaw, Denholm Alexander McKenzie, Denholm John Oliver, Cross wynd Alexander Purdom, High St William Scott, Howegate John Wemyss, Silver St Adam Wilson, High St Peter Wilson, Howgate Robert Wilson, Sandbed Brewer Adam ?rine Crescent Coopers James Buckham, Howgate James Ker, high St Walter Lamb, Sandbed William Messer (&wheelwright) Denholm George Montgomery, Kirk wynd Andrew Walker, Damside Corn and Flour Mills Denholm Mill, Archibald Oliver Dovesheugh Mill, Wm Swanston, Hobkirk Halbrule Mill, James Laidlaw, Hobkirk Harewood Mill, Walter Cavers, Hobkirk Hartsheaugh Mill, Thos Smith, Hobkirk Hawick Mill, John Oliver New Mill, Tiviot, Alex. Borthwick Roughheugh Mill, Walter Chisholm & David Fedded Scaw Mill, Walter Smith Weensland Mill, John Shiel Currier Andrew Ewen jun., Crescent Druggist Robert Armstrong, Silver St PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK PART 3 Dyer Turnbull, John Crescent Earthenware Dealers Walter Duncan, High St William Easton, High St James Stewart, High St Fire & Life Insurance Officers & Agents Beacon Fire Insurance Co., Andrew Oliver British Fire Office, William Davidson North British, Oliver & Elliot Hercules, James Wilson Insurance Co. of Scotland, Robert Anderson Scottish Union, George Potts Fishing Tackle Makers William Easton, High St James Mossman, Howgate Fleshers Henry Bouglas, Denholm Walter Burton, West Port Francis Deans, High St John Rodger, Barkrow Robert Rodger, Barkrow William Scott, Howgate Robert Turnbull, High St William Turnbull, Denholm Robert Whillans, High St Andrew Wilson (& bacon dealer), High St Glove Maker William Anderson (and leather dresser) High St Grocers and Meal Dealers Robert Cavers, Midrow James Farquhar, Sandbed John Gentle, Howgate Helen Gray, Midrow William Hendry (& earthenware) High St Andrew Irvine, High St Ann Pringle (& draper) High St Robert Rae, Loan Jas, Relton (& grocer) sandbed Robert Scott, High St Walter Scott, Buccleuch St William Thomson, Howgate Grocerds & Spirit Dealers John Aitken, High St Adam Anderson, Howgate Francis Ballantyne (and wine) Sandbed Walter Burton, Loan John Goodfellow, Sandbed Walter Haddon, Fore Row James Haigh, High St Walter Bishop, Howgate John Kyle, High St Thomas Liddle (& corn dealer) High Street James Miller (and wine and seedsman) Bridge End John E Park, High St John Routledge, High St Walter Scott, Sandbed William Scott, High St John Thorburn, High St George Trotter, High St Michael Turnbull, High St James Watt, Howgate Gun Makers Joseph Scott and Sons(& ironmongers) Sandbed Hair Dressers William Easton, High St Richard McKenzie, Howgate Inns William Brown (Tower Inn and Posting House), High St Robert Hay (Crown) High St Joiners and Cabinet Makers William Hogg, High St James Kyle (& turner), High St Francis Paisley, High St James Temple, High St John Turnbull, High St Walter Wilson, High St Ironmongers Archd & Sons, High St Thomas Oliver, High St PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK PART 4 Last & Boot Tree Makers & Cloggers Launcelot Armstrong, Sandbed Adam Scott, Howgate Francis Scott, High St Linen & Woollen Drapers & Haberdashers Andrew Graham Sandbed John Hislop High Street David Ormiston Howgate Alexander Renwick High St Adam Richardson Sandbed George Waldie & Co High St Manufacturers of Stockings John Beck High St William Beck High St Dicksons & Laings (and yarn spinners) Wilton Mill John Hislop High St John Kyle & Co High St William Laidlaw Howgate John Nixon & sons (and yarn spinners) High St Alexander Renwick High St John Scott High St William Telfor High St Andrew Turnbull High St Waldie, Elliot & Co (and yarn spinners) Tower Know J & W Waldie (woollen cloth) Crescent William Watson (& blanket manufacturer & yarn spinners) Dangerfield Mill Wilson & Elliot (&yarn spinners) Crescent Peter Wilson & Co (& yarn spinners) Appletree Hall Wm Wilson & son (& blanket manufacturers & yarn spinners) High St Masons & Builders Adam Hume, Buccleuch St Robert Hume, Fore Row Walter Laing, Denholm Robert Rutherford, Townhead George Tait, Forerow Merchant John Wilson (general & tar) Howgate Milliners & Dress makers Margaret Richardson, Sandbed Mar Rodgers & co High St J & A Turnbull (& haberdashers) High St Agnes & Jane Wilson (& straw hat) Sandbed Millwrights James Melrose (& machine maker) Woodyard Robert Moodie Denholm Gideon Scott Crosswynd Nailers George Birks High St Robert McDonald Sandbed Nursery & Seedsmen Archibald Dickson & sons (& florists) High St Painters John Crosby High St Wm Miller (& glazier) High St Joseph Peacock Crosswynd Physicians & Surgeons John Douglas M D Damside Robert Douglas Damside Walter Graham, jun., M D Buccleuch St Walter Graham, sen., Buccleuch St William Scott High St John Young Denholm PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK PART 5 Plasterers William Davidson Howgate George Johnston Howgate Public Houses William Armstrong (Cross keys) High Street Jno Beck (Grapes) Buccleuch St John Brown Denholm Neil Campbell (Plough) high St James Elliot High St George Hunter (Fleece) High St Jno Hunter (Black Bull) Sandbed Jas Kennedy (Ordnance Arms) High St John Leggat Denholm Christian Miller Silver St John Pringle Sandbed Robert Scott Sandbed Walter Scott Denholm John Thorburn High St Alexander Turnbull (& baker) Denholm Robert Williams (& stabler) High St John Wilson High St Robert Wilson (Burns) Sandbed Rope & Twine Maker William Munro (& flax dresser) High St Saddlers & Harness Makers George Bleakie High St Thomas Henderson High St Thomas Hill High St Skinners Andrew Ewen, sen. Crescent Thos Wilson (& wool merchant) High St Slaters Thomas Cathrae, Damside Robert Elliot, Townhead Walter Grieve (& glazier) Buccleuch St Alexander Thomlin (& glazier) Crosswynd Stocking Frame Makers Alexander Buchan James Sharp High St Stocking Needle Makers Peter Fairquhar High St James Fulton High St John Rae High St Surveyor Jas Thomson (of roads) Hawick Loan Tailors Isaac Davison High St Walter Douglas Sandbed James Easton High St David Fairgrieve, Howgate Archibald Little Denholm James Lockie Denholm James Mitchell High St Robert Oliver Silver St Dav. Ormiston (furnishing) howgate Thomas Renwick Sandbed John Riddle Midrow Walter Riddle High St William Thorburn (furnishing) Howgate Andrew Waugh High St James Wintrope (& pawnbroker) Sandbed Tallow Chandlers John Wilson Howgate Thomas Wilson High St Tanner Andrew Ewen Crescent Teachers Thos Easton (English & Music) Silver St Miss Pirie (English, writing & sewing) Back Damgate Thos Scott (English) Buccleuch St Tin Plate Workers Joseph Scott & sons Sandbed James Fergrieve High St Tobacco Manufacturers Irvine & Turnbull Howgate Walter Purdom High St James Scott High St Thomas Tudhope Sandbed Watch & Clock Makers Ebenezer Oliver Denholm Francis Rutherford High St George Rutherford High St Whip & Thong Makers Walter Duncan High St Charles Hazle Kirkwynd William Irvine Kirkwynd James Smith Howgate John Tudhope High St PIGOT's Southern Scotland Directory 1825 HAWICK PART 6 WRIGHTS Wm Aitken (wheel) High St Robert Blakie, Damside John Easton Damside James Goodfellow, Backrow James Robson (cart and plough) Buccleuch St Thomas & Robert Scott (wheel) Buccleuch St Adam Smailm High St William Telfor (& wood dealer) High St Walter turnbull, Denholm WRITERS Robert Andersea (& notary) Sandbed James Ingles (& notary) Crescent Andrew Oliver (& messenger) High St Oliver & Elliot Buccleuch St George Potts, Buccleuch St Robert Scott, High St James Wilson (notary), Howgate MISCELLANEOUS Jane Cummings, ?smallware dealer, Howgate James Mitchell, eating house, Howgate William Smith, cutler & basket maker, High St John Rae, poulterer, Sandbed Stocking Store room, Alexander Adams, agent, Fore row COACHES N.B. No coaches except the mail run on Sundays Carlisle, the mail, at twelve each night and returns at three in the afternoon Carlisle, the Sir Walter Scott, at half past one every afternoon and returns at one at noon Edinburgh, the Mail, at four every afternoon and returns at half past ? at night Edinburgh, the Sir Walter Scott, at half past one every afternoon and returns at one at noon Kelso, the ?Caxongate, through Jedburgh, on Tuesdays and Fridays, at eight in the morning and returns ? days at eight in the evening. CARRIERS BERWICK ON TWEED, James Inglis, every Monday, returns on Thursdays CASTLETOWN, William Aitken, on Monday & Friday, and returns on Tuesday and Saturday DUMFRIES and Annan, William Tait, on Monday, and returns on Friday EDINBURGH William Welsh, agent, James Relton, on Tuesday & Friday EDINBURGH and all parts of the north, John Hargreaves, agent, Walter Jardine, on Tuesday & Friday EDINBURGH and all parts of the north, James Leishman, on Tuesday and Friday, and to Newcastle every Friday EDINBURGH, Alexander Mair, on Tuesday and Friday and returns on Wednesday and Saturday EDINBURGH, James Brown & alex Hogg, from Denholm, every Monday fortnight and returns on Thursday GLASGOW Alexander Mair, every Wednesday and returns the following Wednesday KELSO James Henderson, every Tuesday & Friday, and returns on Wednesday & Saturday LANGHOLM John Cochrane and Thomas Wintrope, each every Tuesdsay and Friday and returns on Wednesday & Saturday NB Goods are forwarded on Tuesdays & Fridays to Liverpool, manchester, Huddersfield and all parts of then South by James Relton, agent to William Welsh; Walter jardine, agent to John Hargreaves, and James Leishman END OF ENTRIES FOR HAWICK

POST OFFICE High St - Post Master Mr William Renwick. The mail arrives from London at five in the evening and departs for Hawick, Carlisle & London at 9 in the evening. The mail from Edinburgh arrives at one in the morning and departs at two in the afternoon for St Boswell's Green, Melrose, Galashiels & Edinburgh. The mail form Kelso arrives at two in the afternoon and departs at one in the morning for the same place. PLACES OF WORSHIP JEDBURGH ESTABLISHED CHURCH Rev Dr Thomas Sumerville, D. D. Minister, manse; Rev James Wight, Assistant Minister, Queen St RELIEF CHAPEL Rev James Porteous, Minister, Abbey Place FIRST UNITED SECESSION Vacant SECOND UNITED SECESSION Rev James Clark, Minister BEDRULE ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Rev William Brown CRAILING ESTABLISHED CHURCH Rev David Brown, Minister HOWNAM ESTABLISHED CHURCH Rev James Rutherford, Minister; Rev G B Rutherford, Assistant Minister OXNAM ESTABLISHED CHURCH Rev John Hunter, Minister SOUTHERN ESTABLISHED CHURCH Rev John Rich?proud, Minister PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Bedrule-James Innes, Master Crailing-Robert Aitken, Master Hownam-Thomas Feddes, Master Oxnam-William Hope, Master Southdean - Thomas Armstrong, Master MAGISTRATES George Hilson, esq, Provost Robert Rutherford, Bailie John Renwick, Bailie James Jackson, Bailie George Davidson, Bailie SHERIFF'S COURT Sits once a fortnight on Tuesday, at eleven in the morning Wm Oliver, esq, Sheriff Depute & Commissary Principal Robt Shortreed, esq, Sheriff Substitute & Commissary Depute Thomas Shortreed, Jedburgh; and John Smith, Kelso, esquires, Procurator-Fiscal William Rutherford, esq, Sheriff & Commissary Clerk JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT James Henderson, Clerk of the Peace George Reid, Procurator Fiscal Samuel Wood, esq, Town Clerk Wm Oliver, esq, & William Fain, esq, Convenors of the county of Roxburgh STAMP & TAX OFFICE, HIGH ST Charles Robson, esq, Collector of Taxes Geo. Scott, Deputy Collector & General Clerk of Lieutenancy John Riddell, esq, Stamp Distributor DISPENSARY James Grant, M.D. Surgeon James Robertson, Surgeon-Apothecary CASTLE OF JEDBURGH James WALDIE, Governor & Keeper GENTRY & CLERGY Ainslie, Thos P., esq of Overwells Anderson, Robert, esq Abotsrule, Southdean Armstrong, Misses, Queen St Bell, Geo, esq, Menslaws, Bedrule Clark, Rev James, Townhead Douglas, Miss, Canongate Drysdale, Capt Alex, Hownam Elliot, James esq Woodlee, Stewartfield Elliot, Capt Robt. R.N. Underlee Cottage Elliot, Wm esq. Harewood, Mossburnford Fair, Wm esq, Langlee Hope, Wm. esq, Hope House, Jedburgh Hopkins, J.C. esq, Hunthill Jerdon, Archibald, esq, Bonjedware House Leslie, the Hon. Lieut. General, Jedbank leslie, Misses, Jesburgh Oliver, Wm. jun. esq, Dinlaylyre, Knowsouth, Bedrule Ormiston, John A. esq, Glenburnhall Ormiston, Misses, Townhead Paton, Jas esq. Crailing House, Crailing Riddell, Mrs, Jedburgh Robinson, Misses, Canongate Rutherford, Capt John, Knowsouth, Jedburgh Rutherford, John, esq, Edgerston Rutherford, John esq, Jedburgh Rutherford, Thos. esq, Mossburnford Scott, James esq, Townhead Scott, John, esq, Ashtree, Woodhouse, Southdean Scott, Miss, Townhead

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