I'm looking for anyone who may be connectd to the family of John Davidson and Mary Scott, from Kinneff & Kincardine. John was born about 1796 in that parish, and Mary was apparently from Bervie. Thy married in 1825, and had these children: Ann, born 1828 William born 1831 Margaret born 1833 Charlotte born 1836 Andrew born 1839 Helen born 1846 Isabella born in 1850 As far as I have learned, obnly William and Ann migrated to the US. I've been told that one or two may have gone to Australia, but I haven't been able to prove that. I know that Andrew was in London in 1881, and Margaret was in Aberdeen, as was Isabella, all married and had families. I'd like to hear from anyone who knows anytihng, especially about Mary Scott, and will exchange information with all. Thanks. Jeannette ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 6:00 PM Subject: SCT-KINCARDINE-D Digest V01 #19

Dear Listers, Would like to contact descendents of the following, John CLARK married to Elisabeth COUTTS. >From 1841 census Cookshill, Kildrummy , John not on the 1841 census at this address,only Elizabeth COUTTS head ,of independent means, Elisabeth CLARK daughter and Peter CLARK grandson, born about 1839-40, not able to find this family on IGI, though an earlier reel prior to 1840 for Kildrummy christenings, marriages and burials have CLARKS at Cookshill. In 1865, when Peter CLARK and his wife Elizabeth BELL have their eldest child, also Peter, Peter is given as ploughman of Craigmyle, Kincardine-Oneill. Peter CLARK and Elizabeth BELL migrated to Australia between June 1865 and Sept. 1866, not able to find shipping details. Eldest Australian born son birth certificate gives Peters' birthplace as Cookshill, Kildrummy. Elizabeth COUTTS is given on the 1865 Marriage certificate of Peter and Elizabeth BELL as being deceased. Not able to find any references to John CLARK. Any help gratefully accepted, Thanks,Leanne.

Dear Listers, Just starting to look at this line, Would like to contact anyone who has the following line. Robert CRAIG married to Mary GREIG 4.12.1804 at Dyce, Aberdeen.Robert may be the son of William CRAIG and Mary CRUICKSHANK from Kinnellar. Children:- Francis Chrystal 1809 Kinnellar Isobel 1810 Dyce Mary 1811 Dyce * Elspeth 1812 Dyce,married David BELL 1836 at Fintray, ggggrandparents.David BELL 1816, born at Strachan,Kincardine,Father David, mother Elizabeth ROSS. Robert 1814 Dyce, Robert 1815 Dyce George 1818 Dyce Alexander Watt 1825 Dyce. Info from IGI. Any help gratefully accepted, Thanks, Leanne.

Donald Sinclair (born 5/5/1843 in >Laurencekirk), son of Alexander Sinclair and Margaret McLeay (this name is >sometimes misspelled McLae, McLea, MacLaey and McLacy. Alexander Sinclair >and Margaret McLeay had 5 children: Angus b 1841, Donald, William Japp >Sinclair born 3/26/1846, Ann born 10/7/1849 and Alexander Fraser Sinclair >born 10/23/1853. If anyone has information on Alexander Sinclair or >Margaret McLeay's parents, I'd love to hear from you. Thank you. >_________________________________________________________________ > Dwelling: 81 High Street Census Place: Laurencekirk, Kincardine, Scotland Source: FHL Film 0203470 GRO Ref Volume 263 EnumDist 2 Page 7 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Alexander SINCLAIR M 71 M Kirkhill, Inverness, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Annuitant Margaret MC LEAY M 70 F Inverness, Inverness, Scotland Rel: Wife Occ: Annuitant Alexr. SINCLAIR Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Margt. MCLEAY Marriage: 16 Aug 1836 Inverness, Inverness, Scotland Alexander SINCLAIR Sex: M Event(s): Christening: 3 Sep 1809 Kirkhill, Inverness, Scotland Parents: Father: Donald SINCLAIR Mother: Anne CHISHOLM C ouldn't find Margaret's birth * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Get your free @ecosse.net account http://www.ecosse.net Scotland's Free Internet Service Provider * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Hello List: I'm new to this list and thought I'd post my interests in the hopes that maybe someone else is researching the same lines. My McHardy line goes back to James McHardy married Janet Cattanach 1/12/1775 at Crathie and Braemar. They had 6 children: Ann, John, William, Robert, Charles and an infant that died at birth. Their son William married Agnes Farquhar(son) 5/20/1813 at Brechin, Angus. Their son James married Margaret Donaldson on 2/27/1842 at Laurencekirk, Kincardine. Their oldest daughter was Elizabeth born 7/05/1843 at Garvock. Elizabeth married Donald Sinclair (born 5/5/1843 in Laurencekirk), son of Alexander Sinclair and Margaret McLeay (this name is sometimes misspelled McLae, McLea, MacLaey and McLacy. Alexander Sinclair and Margaret McLeay had 5 children: Angus b 1841, Donald, William Japp Sinclair born 3/26/1846, Ann born 10/7/1849 and Alexander Fraser Sinclair born 10/23/1853. If anyone has information on Alexander Sinclair or Margaret McLeay's parents, I'd love to hear from you. Thank you. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi everyone! I haven't posted my interests since before New Year's, and would like to do so now. If either of the following, in any of the areas mentioned, ring a bell, please don't hesitate to email me!! SHERRET/ SHERRIT/ SHIRRAT- St. Cyrus, Fordoun, Marykirk areas of Kincardine TODD- St. Cyrus area only (so far) Thanks, Amber de Jong, Alberta Canada

Could some kind person please tell me what the Aberdeen genealogical list address is? Thanks. Jennifer Ryan

I have been away for six weeks on a research trip and am totally confused about the change of wonership of the lists I am on. Do I still use the Rootsweb address or must I use a Yahoo one. Help. Jennifer Guthrie Ryan

Hello Everyone I'm a newcomer to this list but have been lurking about on the Aberdeen, Angus, Banff and Midlothian lists for some time now. I'd like to introduce my Kincardine ancestry in the hopes that SKS can give me a hand in finding out more about them. In Fordoun, I am searching for information on ELIZABETH LEY b circa 1785 presumably in Fordoun. In 1813 she married WILLIAM HADDAN, blacksmith, with banns being recorded in Brechin and Montrose. The couple moved on to Easter Braikie, Kinnell where they had two children, ELIZABETH dying a week after her second child was born. The OPRs in Kinnell indicate that she was buried in Fordoun. Are the MIs of Fordoun published, and if so, is there any chance there is an MI for ELIZABETH or her (as yet unidentified) parents or relatives? Could someone provide any direction in searching for ELIZABETH's parents? The other individuals I am searching for (this time in St Cyrus) are ALEXANDER PAXTON, his wife, MARGARET LAW, children, ELIZABETH b c 1797 and JANE b 1803. I have OPR transcriptions of ALEXANDER and MARGARET's marriage banns and JANE's baptism record but there is no record of ELIZABETH's baptism. This family moved on to Logie Pert and had several more children 1804-1811. I believe there may be a Communicants List from the late 1700s that might confirm that ELIZABETH is indeed part of this family. Does anybody have access to the Communicants List of which I speak or any other items that might assist me? Any assistance anyone can provide me in learning a little more about these elusive ancestors of mine will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Kind regards Gordon Troup in northern Alberta RESEARCHING WILLIAM HADDAN 1789 (Logie Pert) - 1825 (Kinnell)/(1)ELIZABETH LEY c1790 (Fordoun) - 1815 (Kinnell); (2)ISABEL COUTTS c1792 - 1859 (St Vigeans) ALEXANDER PAXTON ?-?/MARGARET LAW ?-? JAMES RUXTON 1803 (St Vigeans) - 1884 (Inverkeillor)/ELIZABETH PAXTON c1797 (St Cyrus) - 1879 (Inverkeillor) JOHN HADDEN 1823 (Kinnell) - 1895 (St Vigeans)/ MARY RUXTON 1825 (Inverkeillor) - 1899 (St Vigeans)

Hi Bill This is the only EDDIE family on the Fordoun census for 1841 In Auchenblae Village District 1 page 17 EDIE John 30 Ag. Lab. Yes EDIE Margaret 30 Yes EDIE Mary 4 Yes EDIE Peter 2 Yes EDIE James 1 Yes There is a William EDDIE aged 13 (ag lab) working at Mill of Mondynes. The family residing there are MORRISONS. I can send the full household if you are interested. Sorry but I cannot help out with the 1851 census Best wishes Sharon EMSLIE, GLASS, GORDON, COUTTS, MCKONDACH in Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire with special interests in parish of BIRSE and FOREST OF BIRSE ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 2:11 PM Subject: EDDIE family in Fordoun > I too would appreciate any information on the EDDIE family from the 1841 or > 1851 census. William EDDIE married Janet SMART in 1801 and had about 9 > children. James in 1805 and Ann in 1813 for sure. > Thank you, > > Bill Purcell/Sacramento, California >

Would by any chance anyone be viewing the 1851 Fordoun Parish census??? I would very much like to find out what family lived at the Mill of Kincardine in 1851. My ancestors were there in 1841, but in 1851?? Hoping some kind soul can help. Regards Cris NZ

I too would appreciate any information on the EDDIE family from the 1841 or 1851 census. William EDDIE married Janet SMART in 1801 and had about 9 children. James in 1805 and Ann in 1813 for sure. Thank you, Bill Purcell/Sacramento, California

Lyndall Posted this on the Angus mailing List from the OPR June 1. James LOGAN & Jannet PHERRY in Grange had a child baptized Christian. I assume the following is the family and would like to contact anyone who has done any research into the family. I have information on James's siblings and his parents. James Loggan c 2-9-1722 in Kinneff married Jannet Renny 4-8-1748 in Arbuthnott married Jannet Rhenny 4-8-1748 in Kinneff children Jane Logan c 27-8-1749 in Kinneff Elizabeth Logan c 16-12-1750 in Kinneff Margaret Logan c 16-12-1750 in Kinneff Christian Logan c 1-6-1753 in Kinneff Anne Logan c 12-7-1755 in Kinneff James Logan c 29-5-1757 in Kinneff married Helen Stephen also spelt Steven Children Christian Logan c 22-10-1788 in Kinneff Jean Logan c 10-5-1791 in Fordoun Helen Logan c 18-2-1794 in in Fordoun Margt. Logan c 30-12-1796 in Fordoun Terry Logan From New Zealand

1841 Census Fetteresso. District 2 page 33 - Living in Ann Street CHAPMAN Charles 55 Farmer Yes CHAPMAN Mary 50 Yes CHAPMAN Margaret 20 Yes CHAPMAN George 15 Grocer App. Yes CHAPMAN Elizabeth 14 Yes CHAPMAN Alexander 10 Yes CHAPMAN William 5 Yes CAMPBELL Donald 4 No Living in Barclay Street - District 2 Page 34 CHAPMAN Robert 55 Grocer Sheep Dealer Yes WOOD Amelia 45 ENG CHAPMAN Frances 15 ENG CHAPMAN Amelia 11 Yes CHAPMAN Robert 9 Yes CHAPMAN Charles 7 Yes CHAPMAN Maryann 5 Yes CHAPMAN Caroline 13 Yes McBAIN Catherine 19 F.S. Yes Unfortunately I do not have Laurencekirk. Sharon EMSLIE, GLASS, GORDON, COUTTS, MCKONDACH in Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire with special interests in parish of BIRSE and FOREST OF BIRSE ----- Original Message ----- From: k.l.dalley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 3:33 PM Subject: Lookup please 1841 census > Would some kind person be able to look up the family of Charles Chapman and Mary (Wood) for me please, they will probably be living in Fetteresso parish, maybe Stonehaven. Also Robert Chapman and Mary (Stewart) in Laurencekirk. > > I appreciate your help. > > Lyn Dalley > Rotorua, New Zealand > [email protected] > > ______________________________

Good evening. A big mystery of my family is my OFFICER lineage. I first found them in Ayr in 1810, but I know the surname OFFICER is largely seen in Kincardine. I'm curious if anyone is researching OFFICER. Specifically, I'm trying to locate this family: John OFFICER married Sarah GLADMOND (also spelled GLANDMAN, GLADMAN). Probably married around 1810. Location unknown. John was a handloom weaver and pensioner. Their daughter, Margaret, was born in St. Quivox, Ayr in 1810. Another daughter, Agnes, born approx. 1811 also in St. Quivox. I cannot find any information on John and Sarah at all in any records and wonder if they maybe weren't part of the Kincardine Officer's. Has anyone come across this family in their research? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards, Gregor J. Wright

Would some kind person be able to look up the family of Charles Chapman and Mary (Wood) for me please, they will probably be living in Fetteresso parish, maybe Stonehaven. Also Robert Chapman and Mary (Stewart) in Laurencekirk. I appreciate your help. Lyn Dalley Rotorua, New Zealand [email protected]

I am trying to find out information about my gg grandfather who was John Ramsay GOUCK, GOUK, GOUGH or GOCHE (depending on which document you read). In some his given name is simply Ramsay. He lived in Arbroath in the mid 1850s and was a sailor. I know that in 1857 his ship was somewhere in America and a family story says that he spent some time in the South African gold mines. My g gandfather was Alexander Webster GOUGH. He was born in Banchory in 1856 and his mother was Margarte FINDLAY. I cannot find any marriage documents though. I know that Alexander stayed in Stonehaven for a while with his grandfather Charles FINDLAY and had a cousin named William GELLATLY. I would appreciate any information on the above families. Thanks _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Good afternoon list. Any Links to the CLARK,WYLIE,THAW,MOIR/ MOORE lines would be most welcome. Jean Moir, was christened at Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland, on the 20th November, 1813. Father was John Moir and her mother was Isobel T. Moir m.s. Thaw. John Clark, was christened at Garvock, Kincardineshire, Scotland, on the 28th June, 1806. Father was David Clark and his mother Mary Clark m.s. Wyllie John CLARK and Jean MOIR, married at Laurencekirk on the 24th July, 1835. Daughters born to them were Jessie christened at Laurencekirk on the 4th June, 1836. Mary Ann at Laurencekirk 27th November 1837 Jean christened at Laurencekirk on the 26th May 1839. The family arrived Melbourne (Port Phillip) Victoria, Australia, as per ship "George Fife", 27 July 1841. John Clark Reads and writes aged 35 aso accompanied by wife Mary Anne nee Moore / Moir aged 27 and three children. I can provide the Australian Details for Mary Ann & Jesse and willing to exchange information Thanks Ellen Hollow [email protected]

Some time ago a person made contact with me regarding family which once lived at the Mill of Kincardine. I have lost the original email. I would love to hear again from you (or anyone else who has history on the Mill) with the details of who lived there etc. Here is hoping Regards Cris NZ

> > According to TV Scotland had a heavy snow storm. Has Kincardine been affected? Family travelling to Banchory in two weeks time. It is hard to find tombstones in the snow!! Beryl, Sydney They sure were hit, but when talking to relatives yesterday (from Laurencekirk)...the rain had started and now it is flooding they are having to deal with. There were pictures of the snow at Banchory on the BBC website. Regards, Linda