Forwarded message ----- Original Message ----- From: john livingstone To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 1:28 PM This is my first post here, so hopefully I have got the format & address correct. My name is John Livingstone from Greenock, Scotland, I am looking for information on the following female members of the family of Angus Livingstone, b. abt. 1775, probably at Kilpatrick/Shiaba, Isle of Mull, & his wife Margaret Hall, I have researched these family members for many years with no success, www.scotsfamily.com have also researched them, also unsuccessfully, 1. Mary - b. Glasgow, Lanarkshire, 31 Oct. 1802. 2. Betty - b. Kilpatrick, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 25 Apr. 1807. (Possibly married a Robt. McLachlan from Lochaline, or so I've been told). 3. Unknown - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 29 Sept. 1816. (There is a thought that this could actually be a male called James, another unproven theory). 4. Jane - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 18 Jan. 1829 Other family members, all of whom I have detailed information on, are my g/g/grandfather John, b. Kilpatrick, 07 Feb. 1805, d. 06 July 1858 at Tirvagan, Isle of Islay / Cirsty, b. Shiaba, 29 Oct. 1809 (m. Peter McArthur 18 Dec. 1827, d. abt. 1832 at Iona). / Duncan, b. Shiaba, 30 Sept. 1814 / Hugh, b. Shiaba, 06 June 1819 / Ann, b. Shiaba, 29 Dec. 1821 (Died in Govan Poorhouse 08 July 1860). I am also researching where Angus & Margaret disappeared to, the last time they make an appearance, is in the 1841 Colonsay census, when they were resident at Uragaig, Colonsay. My g/g/grandfather & his family arrived on Islay around this time, so it's possible Angus & Margaret ended up there also, although, so far I can find no proof of this theory. Angus is listed as a Chelsea Pensioner, & in the 1841 census, Margaret is shown as ''Born in Foreign Places'', so possibly they met while Angus was doing military service. Any information will be gratefully accepted, & if anyone is interested in further information on the family, I have a fairly detailed family tree + OPR's etc. available, John Livingstone

Hi John, I trust that Ida will forward you this reply if you are not yet a subscriber. I believe that all the 'b' dates quoted are in fact baptism dates. Ian On 9 November 2011 20:08, Merle & Ida King <[email protected]> wrote: > Forwarded message > ----- Original Message ----- > From: john livingstone > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 1:28 PM > > > This is my first post here, so hopefully I have got the format & address > correct. > > My name is John Livingstone from Greenock, Scotland, I am looking for > information on the following female members of the family of Angus > Livingstone, b. abt. 1775, probably at Kilpatrick/Shiaba, Isle of Mull, & > his wife Margaret Hall, I have researched these family members for many > years with no success, www.scotsfamily.com have also researched them, > also unsuccessfully, > > 1. Mary - b. Glasgow, Lanarkshire, 31 Oct. 1802. > 2. Betty - b. Kilpatrick, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 25 Apr. 1807. > (Possibly married a Robt. McLachlan from Lochaline, or so I've been told). > 3. Unknown - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 29 Sept. 1816. (There > is a thought that this could actually be a male called James, another > unproven theory). > 4. Jane - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 18 Jan. 1829 > > Other family members, all of whom I have detailed information on, are my > g/g/grandfather John, b. Kilpatrick, 07 Feb. 1805, d. 06 July 1858 at > Tirvagan, Isle of Islay / Cirsty, b. Shiaba, 29 Oct. 1809 (m. Peter > McArthur 18 Dec. 1827, d. abt. 1832 at Iona). / Duncan, b. Shiaba, 30 Sept. > 1814 / Hugh, b. Shiaba, 06 June 1819 / Ann, b. Shiaba, 29 Dec. 1821 (Died > in Govan Poorhouse 08 July 1860). > > I am also researching where Angus & Margaret disappeared to, the last > time they make an appearance, is in the 1841 Colonsay census, when they > were resident at Uragaig, Colonsay. My g/g/grandfather & his family arrived > on Islay around this time, so it's possible Angus & Margaret ended up there > also, although, so far I can find no proof of this theory. > > Angus is listed as a Chelsea Pensioner, & in the 1841 census, Margaret is > shown as ''Born in Foreign Places'', so possibly they met while Angus was > doing military service. > > Any information will be gratefully accepted, & if anyone is interested in > further information on the family, I have a fairly detailed family tree + > OPR's etc. available, > > John Livingstone > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Does any one here know the definition of the term "Residenter" please. I have found it in my searches and although the obvious translation is "resident" I had an idea that a Residenter might be someone who had lived in the vicinity for a specific number of qualifying years. I've not been able to clarify the position. Janet

Janet asked Does any one here know the definition of the term "Residenter" The simple answer is "Inhabitant, especially one of long-standing " I can do no better than recommend that Listers have a look at ScotlandsPeople - http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ .  Click on the Help & Resources tab and then Research Tools.  There they will find a wealth of useful information. Regards Les

I have Livingston/e but can't make any connection with an Angus. Mine lived around Lettermore on Mull. Jacqueline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ian Phillips" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2011 11:29 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] Message forwarded via list mom Angus Livingstone and Margaret Hall > Hi John, > > I trust that Ida will forward you this reply if you are not yet a > subscriber. > > I believe that all the 'b' dates quoted are in fact baptism dates. > > Ian > > On 9 November 2011 20:08, Merle & Ida King <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Forwarded message >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: john livingstone >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 1:28 PM >> >> >> This is my first post here, so hopefully I have got the format & address >> correct. >> >> My name is John Livingstone from Greenock, Scotland, I am looking for >> information on the following female members of the family of Angus >> Livingstone, b. abt. 1775, probably at Kilpatrick/Shiaba, Isle of Mull, & >> his wife Margaret Hall, I have researched these family members for many >> years with no success, www.scotsfamily.com have also researched them, >> also unsuccessfully, >> >> 1. Mary - b. Glasgow, Lanarkshire, 31 Oct. 1802. >> 2. Betty - b. Kilpatrick, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 25 Apr. 1807. >> (Possibly married a Robt. McLachlan from Lochaline, or so I've been >> told). >> 3. Unknown - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 29 Sept. 1816. (There >> is a thought that this could actually be a male called James, another >> unproven theory). >> 4. Jane - b. Shiaba, Kilfinicheon & Kilvickeon, 18 Jan. 1829 >> >> Other family members, all of whom I have detailed information on, are my >> g/g/grandfather John, b. Kilpatrick, 07 Feb. 1805, d. 06 July 1858 at >> Tirvagan, Isle of Islay / Cirsty, b. Shiaba, 29 Oct. 1809 (m. Peter >> McArthur 18 Dec. 1827, d. abt. 1832 at Iona). / Duncan, b. Shiaba, 30 >> Sept. >> 1814 / Hugh, b. Shiaba, 06 June 1819 / Ann, b. Shiaba, 29 Dec. 1821 (Died >> in Govan Poorhouse 08 July 1860). >> >> I am also researching where Angus & Margaret disappeared to, the last >> time they make an appearance, is in the 1841 Colonsay census, when they >> were resident at Uragaig, Colonsay. My g/g/grandfather & his family >> arrived >> on Islay around this time, so it's possible Angus & Margaret ended up >> there >> also, although, so far I can find no proof of this theory. >> >> Angus is listed as a Chelsea Pensioner, & in the 1841 census, Margaret >> is >> shown as ''Born in Foreign Places'', so possibly they met while Angus was >> doing military service. >> >> Any information will be gratefully accepted, & if anyone is interested >> in >> further information on the family, I have a fairly detailed family tree + >> OPR's etc. available, >> >> John Livingstone >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without >> the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message