Hi, I have a Isabella Douglas in my family tree. Who were her parents? Nan [email protected] [email protected]

Hi I'm interested in hearing from anyone with connections to the following families. Regards Judy Isabella GARDNER (dau of William GARDNER & Isabella DOUGLAS marr 1829 Innerleithen, PEE) marr 1 12 Dec 1856 Innerleithen, PEEBLES Spouse 1 Charles LAUDER Parents: George LAUDER & Eliz KELLY Children of marr 1 1. Isabella b 22 June 1857 Innerleithen, PEE 2. George b 29 March 1859 Galashiels, SEL 3. (female) d 2 March 1861 Ashkirk, ROX 4. Elizabeth b 10 Dec 1862, Ashkirk, ROX 5. Charlotte b 28 Nov 1864, Ashkirk, ROX marr 2 13 Oct 1871 in Ladhope, ROX, SCT (Isabella was a wool factory worker at time of second marriage) Spouse 2 John AFFLECK occup dairyman, slubber Parents: Robert AFFLECK & Janet MASON Children of marr 2 1. Janet MASON b 5 Oct 1872 at 43 Queen St Galashiels, SEL, SCT 2. James b 3 Sep 1875 at Burn Cottage, The Green, SEL, SCT

While searching the British Vital Records and the IGI, for connections to our Margaret RIDDELL.b.1802, married 1831 Selkirk, SCT, Walter BALLANTYNE.b.1806, I stumbled across the rest of the BALLANTYNE family line. Walter - 1806 - Selkirk - s/o James BALLANTYNE & Helen AITCHISON. James - 1777 - Selkirk - s/o James BALLANTYNE, James - 1748 - Selkirk - s/o George BALLANTYNE. Children of George. - Margaret - 1743: Charles - 1745: Agnes - 1746: James - 1748: George - 1750: Catharine - 1755: Thomas - 1760. Children of James 1748 - Robert - 1770: Christian - 1771: Marion - 1773: Helen - 1775: James - 1777: Margaret - 1778. Children of James 1777 - Walter - 1806. Children of Walter and Margaret - (St Boswells & Bowden.ROX.SCT.) James - 1832.m.Jane OFFICER.(Australia line), John - 1834.m.Jane DAVIDSON: Robert - 1837.m.Jane JOHNSTON:(NZ line): Walter - 1842.m.Jane KERR: Thomas - 1845.m.Ellen LYALL. would be interested in finding if anyone connects to this Scottish line and can help fill in the missing links. Val in Australia. [email protected]

Hi I wonder if anyone has access to the 1841 census for Kelso. I have just found my John HAIR ,occ slater died in 1849 so I am looking for him and his family in 1841 but the films are illegible here when rented from the LDS. He had children Thomas, margaret and Agnes and Isabella who married and moved to Australia thank you for any help Kerri in sydney Australia researching BYRNE,KEHOE in co Carlow Ireland STRAHAN,ROBB in Scotland COATES,ESAU,HAYNES,SNELL,MAISEYin London BAKER,STALLARD,KING in Somerset SPOKES in Berkshire,Oxfordshire WALL,WILLIAMS in Herefordshire WILLIAMS,DANDO Glouchester SAVILLE ,PEACOCK,LAMBERT,CHILDS in Essex HARKER,GIBSON in Cumberland CANNON,QUAYLE in IOM CAPEWELL,YATES in Staffordshire WORRALL,GREEN(A)WAY,SMITH in Worcester MEE in Leicester, Birmingham ALCORN in Surrey FRANCE in Salop, Birmingham

Hi Robert, You wrote: " I understand that 30 yrs later Sir Walter Scott first took a wheeled cart into Liddlesdale." I'm afraid that this is a piece of 'Scott mythology'. Firstly it wasn't a cart but a carriage, there's a considerable difference. Carts were in everyday use 'all o'er the bit'. Secondly the Selgovae were using chariots in Liddesdale before the Romans arrived!! Regards Roy ----- Original Message ----- From: "ROBERT TELFORD" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 6:40 PM Subject: [SCT-ROX] What Happened > > > > > Roy- > > I came across some old notes that might be informative. I was trying to trace the travels of my > ancestors from Quebec, CA to NY City. > > George [1728-1813] and Margaret [1725-1807] TELFORD were married in 1756 and journeyed from > Castleton, SCT, in Liddlesdale, in May 1772 with 5 small children. They emigrated with their friends > and neighbors, the BELLs and BLAKEs, by horseback along the riverbeds and pathways. I understand > that 30 yrs later Sir Walter Scott first took a wheeled cart into Liddlesdale. > > After they reached the port of NY they traveled up the Hudson River and settled in the Salem [Washington Co] > area. Their youngest son Francis died in 1773. They had two additional children born in NY. > > They led an interesting life during the Revolutionary War and Margaret got in trouble with fellow church > goers when she was accused of being a witch. Tho' she was exonerated, many of her narrow- minded > neighbors made her life miserable for many years. > > Roy, this is what happened! > > Robert Telford > > Melbourne, FL > > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > AUGUST THEME: Is 'USEFUL WEBSITES', which includes all websites you have found useful in yourgenealogical or local history research. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Roy- I came across some old notes that might be informative. I was trying to trace the travels of my ancestors from Quebec, CA to NY City. George [1728-1813] and Margaret [1725-1807] TELFORD were married in 1756 and journeyed from Castleton, SCT, in Liddlesdale, in May 1772 with 5 small children. They emigrated with their friends and neighbors, the BELLs and BLAKEs, by horseback along the riverbeds and pathways. I understand that 30 yrs later Sir Walter Scott first took a wheeled cart into Liddlesdale. After they reached the port of NY they traveled up the Hudson River and settled in the Salem [Washington Co] area. Their youngest son Francis died in 1773. They had two additional children born in NY. They led an interesting life during the Revolutionary War and Margaret got in trouble with fellow church goers when she was accused of being a witch. Tho' she was exonerated, many of her narrow- minded neighbors made her life miserable for many years. Roy, this is what happened! Robert Telford Melbourne, FL

Hi All, Seeking connections with any of Jackson families below all who came from Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Unfortunate i have been unable to find out about the first of the Jackson's one William Jackson who was born abt 1730/40 or when he died, or his wife Esther Armstrong i do have Births, Marriage's and Death's of other Jackson's I am doing the Jackson's in conjunction with Ursula Sloan in New Zealand who is holding a Reunion of the Descendants of Adam & Michael Jackson from 1864 -2004 in Hokitika 9th 10th & 11th. April 2004 (Easter) I thing this place is in New Zealand, any body interested i can let you have her E-Mail Address.fortunate i have been able to find out a little bit more about the early Jackson's. Father William Jackson Born abt 1730/40 Castletown, Liddlesdale Mother Esther Armstrong. Child Betty Christening 30th June 1762 'Twislehope' Castletown, Liddlesdale (Married John Nichol had issue)) Child Adam Born 1763 Howpathy, Castletown, Liddlesdale (Married Helen Crozier had issue)) Child James Christening 19th November 1764 'Twislehope' (Married Isabel Parke/Park had issue). Father Adam Jackson Shepherd in Redmoss Castleton Parish, Roxburgh.(Died Redmoss Castleton Parish, Roxburgh have his death). Was known as 'The Hunter King of Liddisdale' his characteristics were immortalized by Sir Walter Scot in 'Guy Manning's'. Mother Helen Crozier. Child William Born 1792 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Served under Wellington in the Battle of Waterloo. Child James Born 1795 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child John Born abt 179- Married Helen Moor had issue) Child Helen Born abt 1800? Child Thomas abt 1800? Born 'Blackhope' Castleton Parish, Roxburgh (Married Isabel Hyslop/ Hislop had issue). Child Walter Born 30th July 1803 'Blackhope' Castleton Parish, Roxburgh (Married Nicholas Hyslop/Hislop had issue). Child David Born 18th April 1806 'Blackhope' Castleton Parish, Roxburgh (Married Jessie Dickson had issue). Father John Jackson Shepherd Redmoss.Farm, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Mother Helen Moor. Child William Born 1821 Redmoss Farm (Married Isabella Thomson had issue). Child Elizabeth Born 24th November 1825 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Helen Born 12th February 1827 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh.(Married William Glendinning had issue). Child Adam Born 4th April 1829 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh.(Married Isabel Beattie had issue). Child James Born 5th May 1831 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Walter Born 10th September 1833.Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Agnes Born 8th July 1835 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child John Born 13th April 1838 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child David Born 31st July 1841 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Thomas Born 13th January 1843 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Father Thomas Jackson Mother Isabella Hyslop/Hislop. This family emigrated to America in 1850 with his wife and 8 children and settled in Elmira, 111. Married in 1827 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. One of them was Adam Jackson born 11th August Castleton Parish Married Agnes Scott Murray on the 29th March 1862 and had 16 children. Father Walter Jackson Shepherd in Braidlee and other places). Mother Nicholas Hyslop/Hislop. Child Jean (1) Born 14th August 1825 North Greenholm, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Elizabeth 14th August 1827 North Greenholm, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh (Married James Edgar The Grocer in Castleton Parish had issue). Child Jean (2) 22nd August 1829 'Cleughead' Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Isabella Born 21st August 1831 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Janet 4th November 1835 Redmoss Farm, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child David 7th July 1837 Larriston Rigg, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child William Born 1842 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Jamina Born 18-- Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Margaret 26th June 1839 Larriston House, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Thomasina Born 18-- Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Father David Jackson Shepherd Fairloans and other places. Mother Jessie Dickson. Child Adam 2nd July 1832 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Janet Jardine Born 15th March 1834 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Michael Born 26th February 1836 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Helen 7th December 1837 Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Isabel 4th January 1840 Castleton Parish,Roxburgh. James Jackson Son of William Jackson & Esther Armstrong Born 1764 C 19th November 1764 Castletown, Liddles. James Jackson Married Isabel Parke/Park. Children. Child David Born 1797 Netherraw, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child John Born 1799 Netherraw, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child Isabel Born 1805 Netherraw, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh. Child William Born 1813 Netherraw, Castleton Parish, Roxburgh.. Betty Jackson Daughter of William Jackson & Esther Armstrong Born 1762 C 30th June 1762 Castletown, Liddlesdale. Betty Married John Nichol (Had Issue). I also have the Following family's of Jackson's but not sure who are their parents. David Jackson Born abt 1730 Castletown, Liddlesdale Married Janet Crozier/Croser (Had Issue) James Jackson Abt 1730 Married Isabel Lermond (Had Issue). Simon Jackson Born 1761 Married Jane Elliot (Had Issue) John Jackson Born Abt 1790 Married Betty Oliver.(Had Issue) Adam Jackson Married Mary Little (Had Issue) Thomas Jackson Married Isabella Hislop in Gillside, Castleton Parish 1828. Adam Jackson who married Agnes Scott Murray who was Agnes parents. David Jackson Married Jessie Dickson who was Jessie Parents. David Jackson Labour in Thorlieshope & Burnfoot Married Janet Moffet (Janet Came from Hutton, Dumfries who was her parents). Robert Jackson Hind in Dinlabyre, Labourer in Larriston Rigg also Farm Servant In Dinlabyre Married Margaret Hutton. John Jackson Farm Servant in Whithaugh in 1850 Married Agnes Jackson. John Jackson Married Mary Cowan. William Jackson & Isabella Thomson. Also Jackson's who married into other family's. James Elliot Married Isabel Jackson (From 1750) John Nichol Married Betty Jackson (Late 1700) Robert Nichol Married Betty Jackson (Late 1700). Archibald Beattie Married Margaret Jackson (1750 to 1800). William Elliot Married Isabel Jackson (Early 1800). Alexander Brydon Married Betty Jackson (Early 1800). Thomas Davidson Married Margaret Jackson (Early 1800) John Robson Married Elizabeth Jackson (From 1820). James Addison Married Jean Jackson (From 1820). Robert Foster Married Helen Jackson (From 1830). James Thomson Married Janet Jackson (From 1830) Adam Grieve Married Jane Jackson (Who was Jane Parents) Thomas Wilson & Janet Jackson had a Illegitimate daughter 27 May 1849 Redmoss Jessie (Who was Helen Parents and what happened to Jessie) William Glendinning & Helen Jackson Have Information on this family. Marriage;s of Jackson's in Castleton Parish. James Jackson of Ewes Parish And Margaret Scott of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 8th December 1838 By the Rev John Black. David Jackson of Castleton Parish and Janet Moffet of Hutton, Dumfries Married in Castleton Church 2nd March 1838 By The Rev Jack Wright of Hutton. William Scott and Helen Jackson both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 10th June 1843 By the Robert Shaw. Peter Robson and Agnes Jackson both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 9th February 1846 By The Rev Angus Barton. James Edgar and Elizabeth Jackson both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 23rd January 1852 By the Rev John Black. William Glendinning and Helen Jackson both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 21st May 1852 By The Rev Angus Black. James Scott and Helen Jackson both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 18th February 1853 By The Rev Angus Barton. James Jackson Janet Elliot both of Castleton Parish Married in Castleton Church 20th January 1854 By The Rev Angus Barton. David Jackson Labourer Redmoss Castleton Parish and Mary Armstrong Domestic Servant Kirndean Castleton Parish Married No Date October 1863 Castleton Parish. William Anderson Veterinary Surgeon, Roberton Roxburgh and Mary Jackson Domestic Toftholm Castleton Parish Married 7th June 1964 Castleton Parish. John Elliot Road Contractor, Castleton Parish Jane Jackson Domestic Servant Castleton Parish Married 26th August 1864 Castleton Parish. William Jackson Spirit Merchant, Castleton Parish and Jane Thomson Domestic Servant Riccarton Castleton Parish Married 15th January 1864 Castleton Parish. William Scott Joiner Dawstonburncleugh Roberton and Janet Jackson Toftholm Castleton Parish Married 3th March 1865 Castleton Parish. William Elliot Shepherd Whitelee Reedwater and Elizabeth Jackson Domestic Servant Dinlabyre, Castleton Parish.Married 9th September 1870 Castleton Parish. Elliot Jackson Police Constable Jedburgh and Helen Murray Domestic Servant Flatt Castleton Parish, Married 8th December 1871 Castleton Parish. William Jackson Thorlieshope Castleton Parish, and Margaret Jackson Domestic Servant Thorlieshope Burnfoot Married 5th June 1873 Castleton Parish. James Armstrong Feaur Castleton Parish and Janet Johnston Domestic Servant Commonside Teviothead Parish, Roxburgh Married 1st June 1877 Castleton Parish. Adam Jackson Shepherd Twislop Castleton Parish and Isabella Hobkirk Cowan Domestic Servant Denholm Cavers Parish Married 10th June 1887 Castleton Parish. John Dickson Farm Servant Dinley Castleton Parish and Elizabeth Jackson Domestic Servant Braidlee Castleton Parish Married 16th December 1887 Castleton Parish. James Jackson Roadman Castleton Parish and Janet Oliver Castleton Parish Married 21st November 1890 Castleton Parish. Simon Jackson Shepherd Hermitage Castleton Parish and Isabella Oliver Domestic Servant Castleton Parish Married 7th February 1890 Castleton Parish. Robert Jackson Stillman (Wine and Spirits) Mumbie Canonbie Dumfries and Margaret Scott Domestic Hughbridgend Castleton Parish Married 18th March 1892 James Jackson Game keeper The kennels Corrie & Hutton, Dumfries and Grace Davidson Muirdykes Castleton Parish Married 20th November 1896 Castleton Parish. James Jackson Shepherd Lamposts Haltwihistle Northumberland England and Myrtle Hall Domestic Mangerton Castleton Parish Married 11th February 1897 Castleton Parish. James Davidson Farmer Elishaw Elsdon (Near Bellingham ) Northumberland and Jane Jane Jackson Domestic Servant Fairloans Castleton Parish Married 17th September 1897 Castleton Parish. Francis Wilson Widow Thorlieshope Castleton Parish and Christina Jackson Spinster Fairloans Married 9th May 1899 Castleton Parish. All of the record are as true as i can find out. If you would like to get in touch with me regarding any of the above information you can E-Mail me at [email protected] (All small letters) John Murray. Ursula Sloan in New Zealand

Does anyone have access to the 1861 census for Hawick? I am looking for Andrew Smith (or Deans) - age 28 - born Roberton his wife Elizabeth ms Murray - age 33 - born Hawick in 1855 he lived at Dickson Street, Hawick If there is an 1851 census available I would appreciate a look there too! If this isn't possible can anyone tell me where I can search myself? Many thanks Carol

I have family, Young, Hall, Tennant, who left this area in the late 1828's and settled in Chateauguay, Quebec. They are found in North Georgetown. I have located their graves and the names of their children. In the case of the Young family I amazingly found one who lives nearby in California. I am assuming it was the economy or the desire for land that caused them to leave but am curious to know how they knew what would be waiting for them, where they left from and where they landed. If you find any information, I would be interested. Pat > Hi Roy, > > I'm still here............hoping for someone to pop up who might > have a connection to my Hawick, Cavers or Kirkton families: Gray, Aitkin > or Blakie (ca. 1750-1830). Does anyone have ancestors who migrated from > Roxburghshire to Huntingdon or Chateauguay Co., Quebec, Canada? > > FYI, I did not receive mail from the list for some time. > > Ruth Sanders > > > > > > > > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > ATTENTION those of you with Armstrong in your line!!! Have you thought of trying > the CLAN-ARMSTRONG list at [email protected] Why not give it a > try?? > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi there, Here is the URL for the site: http://www.scan.org.uk/index.html When the page comes up, you will notice the words "Key Navigation Area" in the top right hand side. Click this and a menu drops down which includes "Virtual Vault". Once in Virtual Vault, you'll discover "Military Records" in a list on the left-hand side - included in these are the "Roxburghshire Lieutenancy Books". There are other goodies to view as well - although not connected with Roxburghshire. Yours, Christine Okay Beth I just had another go and I received the same message. then I went back to my Bookmarks and this took me to the site. In Google type in"Roxburgh Lieutenancy Books" up will come a list of sites. I clicked on the first one Virtual Vault and was back in. Also on this page there are others including Genuki so you may also be able to assess it from those as well. Good Luck Faith ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== Roxburghshire: Home of Hermitage Castle and the Liddesdale 'limmers' ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi Roy - I am still searching for ancestors in the Borders area most especially Andrew Scott b <1777> of Melrose & Gattonside. I would like to know when & where he died & who his parents were. His spouse was Joan Hope b <l777> d 1855 bur at Linton Cemetery per her death record where she is listed as a widow. There is no stone for her. There is a stone for her parents James Hope 1730-1806 & Margaret Turnbull <1739>- 1807 at the lovely Linton cemetery adjacent to Linton Kirk (near Morebattle). A friendly Scotsman has sent me great photos of the area. Last summer I was fortunate to have a wonderful trip to beautiful Scotland. My daughter & I visited Edinburgh & several towns in the Borders including Melrose, Morebattle, Linton & Selkirk. It was a real thrill to be there & to visit gravesites of some of our ancestors. I had hoped to find ancestor Andrew Scott's grave at Melrose but he wasn't there. Does anyone on the list have any suggestion as to where I might find him? Joan Fraser San Mateo, CA, USA

Hi Roy, I'm still here............hoping for someone to pop up who might have a connection to my Hawick, Cavers or Kirkton families: Gray, Aitkin or Blakie (ca. 1750-1830). Does anyone have ancestors who migrated from Roxburghshire to Huntingdon or Chateauguay Co., Quebec, Canada? FYI, I did not receive mail from the list for some time. Ruth Sanders > >

Hi Barb, Thanks for the reply. There is a 'High Crindledike' at OSGB NY382 604. Also a 'NY 375 605. I'm also advised that there is a 'Crindledike House' in Rockcliffe. There are seven listings for 'Rosetrees' in the 1851 Census for Kirk Andrews on Esk, ( near Longtown in the 1851 Census, one occupant describes himself as a cottager, so it sounds like a row of cottages. But that's as far as I've got I'm afraid. My thanks to the Cumberland list for much of this information. Regards Roy ----- Original Message ----- From: "barb" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 4:09 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ROX] What happened > I'm still here Roy, just hanging around, looking for Graham info. Also Hope, > Hawkins, Mullins, Dunn, Carruthers, Tinnings, Braithwaites,Clubs and many > more. Just wondering if anyone knows if there is still a Crindlesdyke farm > near Longtown or Rockcliffe? Or if there are Rose Cottages near Smithfield > or Longtown or Rockcliffe. I have found these addresses on correspondence of > my grandparents from the 1920's to family there. It would be wonderful to be > able to visit these places if they still exist. > Thanks > Barb(Graham)Liska > Red Deer,AB Canada > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Roy G. Perkins" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: October 13, 2003 4:22 PM > Subject: [SCT-ROX] What happened > > > > Hi All, > > > > Where did you all go? > > Will you come back? > > Have I offended you all? > > Has someone else? > > > > More seriously has anyone heard anything of Alison DeCaen, she left the > list > > a few weeks ago which was not in itself unusual, but now her e-mail > account > > appears to be closed down. Has anyone been in contact? > > > > Regards > > > > Roy > > > > > > > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > > Roxburghshire: Home of Hermitage Castle and the Liddesdale 'limmers' > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > 'Here's tae us, wha's like us? Damn few and thair a' deid.' > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I'm still here Roy, just hanging around, looking for Graham info. Also Hope, Hawkins, Mullins, Dunn, Carruthers, Tinnings, Braithwaites,Clubs and many more. Just wondering if anyone knows if there is still a Crindlesdyke farm near Longtown or Rockcliffe? Or if there are Rose Cottages near Smithfield or Longtown or Rockcliffe. I have found these addresses on correspondence of my grandparents from the 1920's to family there. It would be wonderful to be able to visit these places if they still exist. Thanks Barb(Graham)Liska Red Deer,AB Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roy G. Perkins" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: October 13, 2003 4:22 PM Subject: [SCT-ROX] What happened > Hi All, > > Where did you all go? > Will you come back? > Have I offended you all? > Has someone else? > > More seriously has anyone heard anything of Alison DeCaen, she left the list > a few weeks ago which was not in itself unusual, but now her e-mail account > appears to be closed down. Has anyone been in contact? > > Regards > > Roy > > > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > Roxburghshire: Home of Hermitage Castle and the Liddesdale 'limmers' > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I'm unable to get anything in www.scan.org.uk to work! Think the site must be right down. A pity. Nancy McLaughlin Christchurch, NZ Kirkby Stephen Parish Registers: http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~enzedders/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faith Stanners" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2003 9:46 AM Subject: [SCT-ROX] Lieutenancy Books > Okay Beth > > I just had another go and I received the same message. then I went back > to my Bookmarks and this took me to the site. > > In Google type in"Roxburgh Lieutenancy Books" up will come a list > of sites. > I clicked on the first one Virtual Vault and was back in. > > Also on this page there are others including Genuki so you may also be > able to > assess it from those as well. > > Good Luck > > Faith > > >

Okay Beth I just had another go and I received the same message. then I went back to my Bookmarks and this took me to the site. In Google type in"Roxburgh Lieutenancy Books" up will come a list of sites. I clicked on the first one Virtual Vault and was back in. Also on this page there are others including Genuki so you may also be able to assess it from those as well. Good Luck Faith

[email protected] wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 SCT-ROXBURGH-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 111 Today's Topics: #1 Re: [SCT-ROX] EASTON ["Georganne Clendenin" Administrivia: To unsubscribe from SCT-ROXBURGH-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. To contact the SCT-ROXBURGH-D list administrator, send mail to [email protected] ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 11:01:20 -0400 From: "Georganne Clendenin" To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SCT-ROX] EASTON I am going through saved Clendenin emails. I was speaking of the son of William who went to Ireland in 1745ish we think. Now the problem exists that there are 2 Williams-one who was in Ireland and one who came there ... so have 2 different wives.. we thought that one guy married twice. Charles and several brothers came to America and settled Charleston, WV - well, Virginia at the time. We've touched base since this email and you sent me your family tree beginning in 1715 with an Adam-this goes on back to Adam Glendonwyn does it? Black Douglas connection and Robert the Bruce? --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search

You Said: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faith Stanners" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 7:34 AM Subject: [SCT-ROX] What happened- Lieutenancy books > Hi Roy > I haven't received any mail from this List for ages and posted a message > - it seems to have floated off into the deep blue yonder. > However reading Rootsweb newsletter it appears a List is down - could > that be us? > > Found a fascinating site with the Lieutenancy Books for Roxburgh > 1797-1802. The actual pages come up on your screen. The schoolmasters > had to send a list of all men in their area so they could be balloted > into the Army. > > You can print off your pages of interest and it is free. > > http://www.scan.org.uk/VirtualVault/Borders. > > Faith > Bay of Islands > N.Z. > Faith, tried to access this site different ways but "Forbidden site" kept popping up. Did you access this site some other way. Regards Beth cold northern NSW Oz > > ==== SCT-ROXBURGH Mailing List ==== > Help us to improve this list by asking all your Roxburgh friends to subscribe to 'SCT-ROXBURGH' > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Roy thought it strange that the list has been very quiet. Regards Beth cold northern NSW Oz

Hi Roy I haven't received any mail from this List for ages and posted a message - it seems to have floated off into the deep blue yonder. However reading Rootsweb newsletter it appears a List is down - could that be us? Found a fascinating site with the Lieutenancy Books for Roxburgh 1797-1802. The actual pages come up on your screen. The schoolmasters had to send a list of all men in their area so they could be balloted into the Army. You can print off your pages of interest and it is free. http://www.scan.org.uk/VirtualVault/Borders. Faith Bay of Islands N.Z.