>From The Dumfries Weekly Journal 18th February 1823.(Sourced by Robert Wells, transcribed by myself) "At Larg, near Newton Stewart, on the 8th curt. Mr David M'Conchie, farmer there, aged 35, much regretted by his friends and acquaintances. This excellent young man lost his life by having his arm improperly bled with a lancet, and although medical aid was promptly obtained, he languished in great agony for eight weeks, when death put a period to his sufferings."Diana Henry

Hi all, Great to have the 'family' back on line. Does anyone in Wigtownshire produce interesting local calendars? Perhaps photos of the area or historical landmarks - especially the Stranraer - New Luce side of Wigtownshire? My enquiry is prompted by my husband and sons already asking 'what do you want for Xmas Mum?'. They are all dab hands at buying online and a calendar would be a treat. The idea came to me when I received a 2014 calendar from a genealogist in Gloucester this week. The Gloucester calendar is very special to me as it turned the clock back to the 17h - 19th centuries when my patriarchal family were residents in the city of Gloucester itself. It was produced by the Gloucester Civic Trust and has the reproductions of etchings of every inner city church plus sketches of the City Gates and main street. It's one of those calendars that you don't throw away at the end of the year. Claire in NZ

Thanks Mary and Assist. Admins....great job in finally having it fixed.......something so small turning out to be a mountain! I don't know if others are receiving the same as I am....both individual list messages and digest....my preference is List mode.. Thanks, Jenny -----Original Message----- From: Mary Richardson Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2013 11:12 AM To: Mail list: WIG Cc: Ian Poyntz Subject: [WIG LIST] List mode is back!!!

Hi Claire -- You're the first to get us back to all things Wig following our long detour through digest mode. Thanks! If your guys are handy with a computer, they might make a calendar for you. There are gobs of photos online. For instance, check out Wigtownshire's People on Facebook. Or just google on Stranraer photos, New Luce photos, etc. Mary At 02:05 PM 11/6/2013, you wrote: >Hi all, > >Great to have the 'family' back on line. > >Does anyone in Wigtownshire produce interesting local calendars? Perhaps >photos of the area or historical landmarks - especially the Stranraer - New >Luce side of Wigtownshire? > >My enquiry is prompted by my husband and sons already asking 'what do you >want for Xmas Mum?'. They are all dab hands at buying online and a calendar >would be a treat. The idea came to me when I received a 2014 calendar from a >genealogist in Gloucester this week. The Gloucester calendar is very special >to me as it turned the clock back to the 17h - 19th centuries when my >patriarchal family were residents in the city of Gloucester itself. It was >produced by the Gloucester Civic Trust and has the reproductions of etchings >of every inner city church plus sketches of the City Gates and main street. >It's one of those calendars that you don't throw away at the end of the >year. > >Claire in NZ

Glad we are back up and running - happy to help with Wigtownshire research. Just moved house and got a fab new office for all my books including lots of Wig. Ones! Frances Frances Black Scottish Ancestor T: 01337 840351 E: enquiries@scottishancestor.co.uk W: www.scottishancestor.co.uk F: www.facebook.com/scottishancestor On 6 Nov 2013, at 08:00, sct-wigtownshire-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > ******************************************************************************** > > When replying to a digest message, quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. Remember to change the subject of your reply so that it coincides with the message subject to which you are replying. > > ******************************************************************************** > > 11 Feb 2013 > All Wig list subscribers are in digest mode until list mode starts working again. > > ******************************************************************************** > > Today's Topics: > > 1. List mode is back!!! (Mary Richardson) > 2. Re: List mode is back!!! (Milly & Adrian Rowe) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 19:12:29 -0500 > From: Mary Richardson <mrichson@ix.netcom.com> > Subject: [WIG LIST] List mode is back!!! > To: "Mail list: WIG" <SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE@rootsweb.com> > Cc: Ian Poyntz <ian.poyntz@gmail.com> > Message-ID: <E1Vdqkq-0003CZ-Qv@elasmtp-spurfowl.atl.sa.earthlink.net> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed > > Dear loyal listers, > > Time to celebrate! I have just finished righting our ship. If I > switched you to digest mode, you're now back in list mode, and you > should be receiving this message that way. Hooray! > > Of course you're asking how we got in this pickle (and it's the same > reason India lost its list mode). Here's what my Rootsweb contact told me: > > "We have finally figured out what was causing the problem with the > individual (mail/list mode) mailings from your SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE > mailing list. The problem was related to the Non-digest Footer that > you added to the list. When I removed the non-digest footer from the > list, the test mailing that I sent out...went to those subscribed in > mail mode, which included you and your assistant admins. [I left > Crawford, Bruce, and me in list mode to detect when it was > restored.]....The next thing that I need to do is determine what it > was about the information you placed into the non-digest footer that > caused this problem or if anything at all placed into this footer > causes the problem. In the interim, please do not place anything > into the non-digest footer until I let you know about my > findings. Please accept our apologies for how long it has taken to > identify the problem and resolve it." > > Last January Crawford, Bruce, and I decided to start using the > non-digest footer to stir up our list. It had become a bit sleepy, > so we hoped to encourage posts with our footer nudges. Those of you > who were subbed back then may recall my posts to that effect: > > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/1357436037 > ...Sometimes people forget about our rules and procedures, so > starting now we'll amend the footer that accompanies each post to > provide memory refreshers. That includes throwing in links that may > interest newbies (not to mention us oldies who may have forgotten > about them). Keep your eye on the footer! > > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/1358105795 > As promised, we're proceeding with "memory refreshers." Each time we > change the message footer, we'll let you know... > > Until now, I haven't been able to pinpoint when we lost list mode, > but now I know it was on 13 Jan 2013 when I started using the > non-digest footer to spark list interest. > > You may be interested in these factoids about our ordeal: > > . It took about a month to determine that we'd lost list mode and > that I had to put all of us in digest mode to keep our list alive. I > moved all our list moders -- about 75% of us -- to digest mode on 11 > Feb 2013 -- almost NINE months ago! > > . We had 532 members when I made the switch. There've been 117 subs > and unsubs since then, but we've come out whole -- we have 528 > subscribers today. > > So there you have it. We're back in business. Needless to say, I > won't be using the non-digest footer again till I get the all-clear! > > Mary > > P.S. If you're not in the mode you want -- list vs. digest -- please > DO NOT post to the list. Write me privately, and I'll gladly change you. > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Wed, 6 Nov 2013 06:09:03 +0200 > From: "Milly & Adrian Rowe" <roweam@telkomsa.net> > Subject: Re: [WIG LIST] List mode is back!!! > To: "'Mary Richardson'" <mrichson@ix.netcom.com>, "'Mail list: WIG'" > <SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE@rootsweb.com> > Cc: 'Ian Poyntz' <ian.poyntz@gmail.com> > Message-ID: <001201cedaa5$f0268b80$d073a280$@net> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > Dear Mary > > Congratulations on getting the problem sorted out AT LAST! > > It is much easier to follow mailings in List Mode. > > All the best > > Adrian > > -----Original Message----- > From: sct-wigtownshire-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:sct-wigtownshire-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Mary Richardson > Sent: 06 November 2013 02:12 AM > To: Mail list: WIG > Cc: Ian Poyntz > Subject: [WIG LIST] List mode is back!!! > > Dear loyal listers, > > Time to celebrate! I have just finished righting our ship. If I switched > you to digest mode, you're now back in list mode, and you should be > receiving this message that way. Hooray! > > Of course you're asking how we got in this pickle (and it's the same reason > India lost its list mode). Here's what my Rootsweb contact told me: > > "We have finally figured out what was causing the problem with the > individual (mail/list mode) mailings from your SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE mailing > list. The problem was related to the Non-digest Footer that you added to > the list. When I removed the non-digest footer from the list, the test > mailing that I sent out...went to those subscribed in mail mode, which > included you and your assistant admins. [I left Crawford, Bruce, and me in > list mode to detect when it was restored.]....The next thing that I need to > do is determine what it was about the information you placed into the > non-digest footer that caused this problem or if anything at all placed into > this footer causes the problem. In the interim, please do not place > anything into the non-digest footer until I let you know about my findings. > Please accept our apologies for how long it has taken to identify the > problem and resolve it." > > Last January Crawford, Bruce, and I decided to start using the non-digest > footer to stir up our list. It had become a bit sleepy, so we hoped to > encourage posts with our footer nudges. Those of you who were subbed back > then may recall my posts to that effect: > > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/13574 > 36037 > ...Sometimes people forget about our rules and procedures, so starting now > we'll amend the footer that accompanies each post to provide memory > refreshers. That includes throwing in links that may interest newbies (not > to mention us oldies who may have forgotten about them). Keep your eye on > the footer! > > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/13581 > 05795 > As promised, we're proceeding with "memory refreshers." Each time we change > the message footer, we'll let you know... > > Until now, I haven't been able to pinpoint when we lost list mode, but now I > know it was on 13 Jan 2013 when I started using the non-digest footer to > spark list interest. > > You may be interested in these factoids about our ordeal: > > . It took about a month to determine that we'd lost list mode and that I > had to put all of us in digest mode to keep our list alive. I moved all our > list moders -- about 75% of us -- to digest mode on 11 Feb 2013 -- almost > NINE months ago! > > . We had 532 members when I made the switch. There've been 117 subs and > unsubs since then, but we've come out whole -- we have 528 subscribers > today. > > So there you have it. We're back in business. Needless to say, I won't be > using the non-digest footer again till I get the all-clear! > > Mary > > P.S. If you're not in the mode you want -- list vs. digest -- please DO NOT > post to the list. Write me privately, and I'll gladly change you. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ----- > No virus found in this message. > Checked by AVG - www.avg.com > Version: 2014.0.4158 / Virus Database: 3629/6810 - Release Date: 11/05/13 > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE list administrator, send an email to > SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE mailing list, send an email to SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE Digest, Vol 8, Issue 156 > ************************************************

Dear Mary Congratulations on getting the problem sorted out AT LAST! It is much easier to follow mailings in List Mode. All the best Adrian -----Original Message----- From: sct-wigtownshire-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:sct-wigtownshire-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Mary Richardson Sent: 06 November 2013 02:12 AM To: Mail list: WIG Cc: Ian Poyntz Subject: [WIG LIST] List mode is back!!! Dear loyal listers, Time to celebrate! I have just finished righting our ship. If I switched you to digest mode, you're now back in list mode, and you should be receiving this message that way. Hooray! Of course you're asking how we got in this pickle (and it's the same reason India lost its list mode). Here's what my Rootsweb contact told me: "We have finally figured out what was causing the problem with the individual (mail/list mode) mailings from your SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE mailing list. The problem was related to the Non-digest Footer that you added to the list. When I removed the non-digest footer from the list, the test mailing that I sent out...went to those subscribed in mail mode, which included you and your assistant admins. [I left Crawford, Bruce, and me in list mode to detect when it was restored.]....The next thing that I need to do is determine what it was about the information you placed into the non-digest footer that caused this problem or if anything at all placed into this footer causes the problem. In the interim, please do not place anything into the non-digest footer until I let you know about my findings. Please accept our apologies for how long it has taken to identify the problem and resolve it." Last January Crawford, Bruce, and I decided to start using the non-digest footer to stir up our list. It had become a bit sleepy, so we hoped to encourage posts with our footer nudges. Those of you who were subbed back then may recall my posts to that effect: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/13574 36037 ...Sometimes people forget about our rules and procedures, so starting now we'll amend the footer that accompanies each post to provide memory refreshers. That includes throwing in links that may interest newbies (not to mention us oldies who may have forgotten about them). Keep your eye on the footer! http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/13581 05795 As promised, we're proceeding with "memory refreshers." Each time we change the message footer, we'll let you know... Until now, I haven't been able to pinpoint when we lost list mode, but now I know it was on 13 Jan 2013 when I started using the non-digest footer to spark list interest. You may be interested in these factoids about our ordeal: . It took about a month to determine that we'd lost list mode and that I had to put all of us in digest mode to keep our list alive. I moved all our list moders -- about 75% of us -- to digest mode on 11 Feb 2013 -- almost NINE months ago! . We had 532 members when I made the switch. There've been 117 subs and unsubs since then, but we've come out whole -- we have 528 subscribers today. So there you have it. We're back in business. Needless to say, I won't be using the non-digest footer again till I get the all-clear! Mary P.S. If you're not in the mode you want -- list vs. digest -- please DO NOT post to the list. Write me privately, and I'll gladly change you. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ----- No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 2014.0.4158 / Virus Database: 3629/6810 - Release Date: 11/05/13

Dear loyal listers, Time to celebrate! I have just finished righting our ship. If I switched you to digest mode, you're now back in list mode, and you should be receiving this message that way. Hooray! Of course you're asking how we got in this pickle (and it's the same reason India lost its list mode). Here's what my Rootsweb contact told me: "We have finally figured out what was causing the problem with the individual (mail/list mode) mailings from your SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE mailing list. The problem was related to the Non-digest Footer that you added to the list. When I removed the non-digest footer from the list, the test mailing that I sent out...went to those subscribed in mail mode, which included you and your assistant admins. [I left Crawford, Bruce, and me in list mode to detect when it was restored.]....The next thing that I need to do is determine what it was about the information you placed into the non-digest footer that caused this problem or if anything at all placed into this footer causes the problem. In the interim, please do not place anything into the non-digest footer until I let you know about my findings. Please accept our apologies for how long it has taken to identify the problem and resolve it." Last January Crawford, Bruce, and I decided to start using the non-digest footer to stir up our list. It had become a bit sleepy, so we hoped to encourage posts with our footer nudges. Those of you who were subbed back then may recall my posts to that effect: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/1357436037 ...Sometimes people forget about our rules and procedures, so starting now we'll amend the footer that accompanies each post to provide memory refreshers. That includes throwing in links that may interest newbies (not to mention us oldies who may have forgotten about them). Keep your eye on the footer! http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/sct-wigtownshire/2013-01/1358105795 As promised, we're proceeding with "memory refreshers." Each time we change the message footer, we'll let you know... Until now, I haven't been able to pinpoint when we lost list mode, but now I know it was on 13 Jan 2013 when I started using the non-digest footer to spark list interest. You may be interested in these factoids about our ordeal: . It took about a month to determine that we'd lost list mode and that I had to put all of us in digest mode to keep our list alive. I moved all our list moders -- about 75% of us -- to digest mode on 11 Feb 2013 -- almost NINE months ago! . We had 532 members when I made the switch. There've been 117 subs and unsubs since then, but we've come out whole -- we have 528 subscribers today. So there you have it. We're back in business. Needless to say, I won't be using the non-digest footer again till I get the all-clear! Mary P.S. If you're not in the mode you want -- list vs. digest -- please DO NOT post to the list. Write me privately, and I'll gladly change you.

Dear Listers, I've been out of town for a few days, so by now you've seen this test message from Rootsweb. The test worked, so list mode is, at long last, fixed!! When I get home tomorrow, I'll get to work restoring our subscriptions to the way they were set last February. The job is a bit tedious and time-consuming, but I'll let you know when it's complete, and I'll have more to share about what caused the problem. We'll be back to normal soon! Mary -----Original Message----- >Sent: Nov 2, 2013 2:00 AM >Subject: SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE Digest, Vol 8, Issue 154 > >Message: 1 >Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2013 20:52:49 +0000 >From: Gerhard >Subject: [WIG LIST] Test Message > >This message is to test a possible fix to the list mode problem.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rgdickson39 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2175.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Nancy, Finally got through to a women who worked at Pilgrim Manor in Connecticut and had a very nice talk with her about Glady's. She remembers her and said she came to the rest home in 1990 and died in 2006. This Gladys had the same birthdate as the one we are interested in and seems to be the same women. This women at Pilgrim Manor also gave me two Stepson's names, one a Paul Almstrom and another of a Richard Clave, which I will contact. I did not have the obituary of William but have seen the names of his sons and daughter of a previous marriage. It seems that Gladys came to the rest home from Jenson Beach in Florida. Why to Connecticut from Florida is not clear, but may be from her marriage to this Gilbert. I was not able to get his name as Gladys came to the rest home as a widow in 1990 so was there 16 years in all, pretty fascinating stuff. If you would like to contact me on my E-mail feel free it is: rgdickson39@yahoo.com Also would be interested in that obit. of William. Thanks!-Richard Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board. <br>

Last week I posted a list mode update. Guy Colby replied privately to me, and Claire Clark replied on the list. They both made excellent points, so I'm responding here for all to read. Guy wrote, "Thanks for updating us. Just out of curiosity, has anyone at Rootsweb ever given you a reasonable explanation as to WHY only two lists (out of 32,291) are having this problem?" The short answer is no. I've never received an explanation and have only been told the same thing over and over: the engineers are working on it. Only when I pushed yet again recently did I learn about the two management changes at Rootsweb this year. If there were a lot more affected lists, I think there'd be chatter about it on the Listowners list. I've posted about our problem from time to time on Listowners but have gotten nothing useful in return. Sooo...I don't know how many lists are affected, but I think it's safe to bet that India and Wig are the only ones. If there are more, the India list admin and I haven't found them, and Rootsweb isn't telling. With next to no lists reporting this problem, it's hard to get action from Rootsweb. Now to Claire's suggestion: "I guess I don't want to know all the reasons why the list is failing but can it be rectified by closing the list and re starting with a new name? The list archive would remain attached to the old list for search reasons. How about SCT-Wigtownshire-new ???" This is, indeed, the creative, unconventional, and drastic remedy that we proposed to our Rootsweb contact . However, his response leaves us in limbo: "Thank you also for the suggestion to create a new mailing list. If this situation continues on much longer, we may consider this. However, I am still hopeful to get this resolved soon." Sooo...we remain at Rootsweb's mercy. How much longer is "much longer?" If they can't fix us or reinstate us with a new name, we may have to consider moving our list to another provider. Our first leader Wayne Hannay did this many years ago, but we lost our archives in the process. I'm not willing to give up 13+ years of archives yet (though I think there's a way to keep them even if we move our business elsewhere -- but that's for another day). Crawford, Bruce, and I thank you yet again for sticking with the Wig list. Your patience through all this demonstrates how special our "hangout" is and how much it's worth saving. Mary >Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 21:50:31 -0400 >From: Mary Richardson <mrichson@ix.netcom.com> >Subject: [WIG LIST] List mode update >To: "Mail list: WIG" <SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE@rootsweb.com> >Cc: Ian Poyntz <ian.poyntz@gmail.com> > >Dear listers, > >I'm posting for a couple of reasons. First of all, I wanna make a >post show up in a digest since we haven't had one since September >23rd, and some of you have asked me if our list is still alive. Yes, >it is, but we're clearly limping. If you ever wonder if you've >missed a post, you can always check our >archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE/. > >More importantly, I want to update all you faithful listers about the >state of our list mode. My Rootsweb contact used to update me >monthly about our problem (albeit with nothing to report), and then >his reports became more sporadic. I last heard from him four months >ago, so I wrote to him earlier this month. What I received from him >wasn't promising. Apparently there have been two management changes >this year, which could have impeded resolution of our problem. > >Our contact says he remains hopeful about a resolution, but we don't >share his optimism and have told him that we're discouraged. With >Crawford and Bruce's agreement, I've written to our contact and >suggested a possible bypass to our problem. It's creative and >unconventional, but it's also drastic. We await Rootsweb's response >to our idea. If they agree to it, we'll share more about it on the >list because it will affect all of us. Until then, we thank you SO >much for your continued patience. > >Mary > >P.S. Have I mentioned that we're not the only list with this >problem? INDIA has it, too -- succumbed to broken list mode >"illness" about three months after we did. I keep in touch with the >INDIA list administrator. He and I have yet to find other lists that >are affected like ours.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Nancy_G57 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2175.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Richard, I hope your able to resolve this pretty soon, its very frustrating isn't it.. I have been informed by another source who I asked for some help with Gladys and she tells me that marriage details after 1963 are not given out, so! that's why were not able to trace one for Gladys to a Gilbert, so you may well be correct after all in saying she has married a ? Gilbert.. The only way of finding out will be through her death certificate, and like you, I am quite reluctant to pay for something I'm not sure of.. I have in the past, contacted the local registrar of the death of my grandmother and said "look, I think this could be my grandmother, but don't want to purchase her death certificate in case its not her, can you at least give me some details of her parents" in my case it was just her father John who was listed, but with a name like Axel, you wont go wrong. I do have an obituary (death details of Gladys husband William) when they lived in Jenson Beach Florida ! (I cant remember the rest, but have a newspaper clipping, if you haven't got it already) so Gladys must have lived there for a while before moving on. I looked this area up on the internet and it appears to be a place for mobile homes, looks lovely. On the newspaper clipping it mentions his son Robert and Chester (who his daughter Marion married) his wife and his sister.. Let me know if you have this already.. Nancy Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rgdickson39 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2175.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Nancy, Yes, it looks like the address is a rest home of some sort. I tried calling them but it was to late and was told to call back which I will tomorrow. There are other sites that will give information out but they charge money. I think I will also try the town clerk in Cromwell to see if I can get some info. I will let you know what I find out. -Richard Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board. <br>

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Nancy_G57 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2176.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Richard, I have hunted high and low for a marriage for Gladys Gilbert but nothing coming up. The death is the one I sent you and I looked up that address and it looks like some sort of retirement home and I think there were a couple where it says they had care.. So she could have been in a home where she was cared for, she was a fair age when she died! I did find a Gladys E Gilbert living in Florida in 1983, it also states her birth as 11 Sept 1907 and since this is where her husband William died it could well be her.. It will be worth getting in touch with her last address, as I'm sure they will have records, it will say if she was Gilbert/Sivert which my gut feeling tells me it was an error.. Her death will say who her husband was, so perhaps just for peace of mind it will be worth investigating, you can go round in circles speculating she married a Gilbert, when she may not have remarried at all.. She would have been around 56 when her husband William died... She was! quiet an attractive young lady wasn't she, I have seen photos of her.. Was she a teacher? Nancy Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rgdickson39 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2176/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Nancy, I found out that Gladys Gilbert died on Feb 21, 2006 in Cromwell, Conn. She is listed as Gilbert for her last name, but I still cannot find any info on who her husband is and that is the last item I would like to clear up. If you or anyone else have any thoughts, please let me know. I would love to clear this up. Blessings!-Richard Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rgdickson39 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2175/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Nancy, Yes, I have the information on her parents (Alex, etc) and living with the Bjorkmans. Her husband William Clave died apparently in Florida after living with Gladys in New York. Don't know if they were living down there at the time or visiting. Her marrying a "Gilbert" is confusing as it might be his first name, last name or, as mentioned transcribed wrong. your suggestion of calling may yield some results, but its been quite a bit of time and I think I will try and see what that address is i.e. a house, or care home before I do. Her father (Alex) was a brother to my mom's father. I'll see what I can find out with the address listed. Again, many thanks for your help!!-Richard Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Brent_Coskery Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2171.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi, I am not related to your family of Adairs, just trying to help. The following is taken from Ros Davies County Down Ireland Family Research site. Adair and spelling variants- Hope you can find a connection to your past. Brent Coskery Ros Davies' Co. Down, Northern Ireland Family History Research Site © Rosalind Davies 2001 Permission granted to reprint research for non-profit use only Surnames | Place Names | Churches | Photos | Maps | Ships | Schools | The Famine | Articles & Misc. What's New | Links | Message Board | Site Notes/Codes | Email | Home Surnames of Co. Down Adair & variants . . Surname . Parish Information Reference Mrs. . ADAIR . Bangor of Greenbank, Tennyson Avenue in 1902 POD Capt. . ADAIR . Bright a sea captain out of Killough c. 1900 KCL p 25 Mr.. . ADAIR . Comber of The Crescent, Comber; accidentally shot his neighbour Alexander Hill late 1877 with a revolver that he didn't think was loaded, acquitted ACOC p57 . . ADAIR family Donaghadee came over from Scotland with Hugh Montgomery in 1603 as tradesmen to help build the port & town HN Mr. . ADAIR . Greyabbey wealthy land owner who died in Rebellion 1798 BGHD p 126 Mr. . ADAIR . Holywood of Ballycloghan; a young man who died during a wedding party, near Saintfield 13 Jun 1835 NH Mr. . ADAIR . Kilmood in Ballyministra; leased land in 1785,1786,1789 & 1815 to James & William Finlay & Samuel Russell FR Mrs. . ADAIR . Newtownards presentation at Regent Street Presbyterian church 20 Oct 1894 NC . Adam ADAIR . Greyabbey husband of Jane Young; father of Sarah b. 1 Oct 1869 CR . Adam ADAIR . Tullynakill of Ballyglighorn; died 15 mar 1831 aged 81; son of Mrs. Catherine Adair (nee Douglas) who died 12 Nov 1806 aged 76; husband of Margaret Douglas who died 5 Oct 1828 aged 73; buried Tullynakill parish graveyard MIs Miss Agnes ADAIR . Comber daughter of Hugh Adair ; married Robert Duncan 24 Apr 1851 CR Miss Agnes ADAIR . Comber wife of William Shaw; mother of Robert b. 1872 & William b. 1874 CR Miss Agnes ADAIR . Dromore daughter of John Adair; aka widow Beatty; married James Beggs 7 Jun 1860 CR Miss Agnes ADAIR . Knockbreda regd. Ballymacarrett; wife of Robert Bassett; mother of Margaret b. 1867 & William b. 1872 CR . Alexander ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie; owned nobby boat 'Aigh Vie' in 1926 SSMp 76 . Alexander ADAIR . Inishargy & Greyabbey son of Samuel Adair; aged 21 married Jane Tibbs 21 Dec 1850 in Inishargy; father of Sarah b. 4 Mar 1869 & Alexander b. 14 Dec 1870 (regd. Greyabbey) CR . Alexander ADAIR . Kilkeel of Ballykeel; will dated 1782 IIW V4 p 163 . Alexander ADAIR . Kilkeel employed by William Rogers 1813-1821 returns FR . Alexander ADAIR . Kilkeel husband of Eliza Anderson; father of Eliza Jane b. 5 Oct 1868 & Joseph b. 26 Jan 1871 & twins William & Robert b. 13 Nov 1872 CR . Andrew ADAIR . Magheradrool & Dromore presented a Testimonial from Rev Alexander Colvill to introduce him at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church 1 Oct 1719 ; father of Isabella bpt. 28 May 1721 BPCR . Ann ADAIR . Donaghadee gave evidence at the murder trial of John Simpson of Ballyfrenis 3 Jul 1875 DR* Miss Ann ADAIR Down born 1 Jan 1788, daughter of Capt. A. Adair of Carrickfergus; wife of Aynsworth Pilson of Downpatrick; died 8 Feb 1837 aged 49; buried Downpatrick Church of Ireland graveyard MIs Miss Annie ADAIR . Greyabbey wife of James Reid; mother of John b. 1874 CR Miss Anne ADAIR . Holywood wife of Thomas Stephens; mother of George b. 1868 CR Miss Ann ADAIR . Knockbreda b. 1889 in Belfast; linen weaver; Presbyterian; a boarder with Mra Fleming at 11 Finmore St, Belfast in 1911 1911 census Miss Ann Jane ADAIRE . Moira wife of John Quinn; mother of Mary Ann b. 1870 & John b. 1873 CR . Benjamin ADARE . Moira husband of Sarah McCleary; father of Robert b. 28 Apr 1869 CR . Catherine ADAIR . Ballyhalbert witrness at the marriage of Hugh Palmer & Mary Ann McNamara 3 Aug 1900 CR . Catherine ADAIR . Donaghadee of Mount St, Donaghadee; leased a house & yard in 1863 from James Hewitt GV Miss Catherine ADAIR . Newtownards wife of Hamilton McKee; mother of William Robert b. 1868 & John b. 1870 CR . Charles ADAIR . Newtownards of Mark St, Newtownards; leased a house,yard & small garden in 1863 from James Raivey GV . Charles ADAIR . Newtownards a weaver of Newtownards; son of William Adair ( a labourer); married Ann Jane Monaghan/ Manahin 6 Jul 1861 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Hugh Alexander & Ellen McCutcheon; ; father of Ellen b 18 Apr 1866 & Margaret b. 24 Nov 1868 & Sarah b. 4 Jun 1871 PR; CR . David ADAIR . Ardkeen attended at Unionist meeting at Kirkistown Orange Lodge 5 Nov 1911 JUAHS 2011 p 34 . David ADAIR . Bangor of Ballygilbert; a labourer; son of James Adair (a labourer); married Agnes Irvine 6 Jan 1887 at Ballygilbert Presbyterian Church, witnesses were John McGinston & James Irvine CR . David ADAIR . Castleboy son of John Adair ; aged 20 married Sarah McHood 1 Feb 1851 CR . David ADAIR . Newtownards husband of Mary Ann Barr; father of William b. 18 Sep 1870 CR . David ADAIR . Newtownards & Bangor of Qilliam St then Lower Mary St then Frederick St then Church St, Newtownards; husband of Rachel/ Rechael Dunn; father of James b. 8 Apr 1872 (regd. Bangor) & Mary Ann b. 4 Jan & bpt. 26 Feb 1874 & Sarah b. 26 Nov 1875 & bpt. 27 Jan 1876 & Isabella b. 12 Feb & bpt. 24 Apr 1878 & Elizabeth Jane b. 5 Jul & bpt. 1 Aug 1880 & David b. 6 Jan & bpt. 11 Jan 1883 & Rachel b. 27 Mar & bpt. 3 May 1885 & Rebecca b. 2 Sep & bpt. 6 Oct 1887 & William Robert b. 13 May & bpt. 3 Jul 1890 & John b. 29 Oct & bpt. 20 Dec 1892 & Samuel Bowman Adair b. 8 Jan & bpt. 13 Feb 1895 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR/CR . Edward ADAIR . Newtownards died in 1st World War War Memorial Miss Eliza ADAIR . Donaghadee mother of Elizabeth b. 22 Apr 1871 CR Miss Eliza ADAIR . Donaghadee wife of John Campbell; mother of Nevin b. 1868 CR Miss Eliza ADAIR . Donaghadee wife of John Gordon ; mother of William John b. 1874 CR Miss Eliza ADAIR . Kilkeel wife of John Annett ; mother of Margaret b. 2 Sep & bpt. 12 Sep 1844 & John b. 31 Mar & bpt. 6 May 1849 at Mourne Presbyterian Church PR Miss Eliza Jane ADAIR . Kilkeel daughter of James Adair ; married Samuel McCullagh 6 Nov 1851 CR Miss Eliza ADARE . Newry daughter of Robert Adare ; aged 18 married Robert Morgan 10 May 1853 CR Miss Elizabeth ADAIR . Down regd. Downpatrick; daughter of Robert Adair ; married John Savage 16 Dec 1852 CR . Elizabeth ADAIR . Drumgooland of Drumlee; will probated 1757 IIW Vol 4 . Elizabeth ADAIR . Kilkeel a landlord in Mourne area 1813 returns FR . Elizabeth ADAIR . Kilkeel or Ballykeel; will probated in 1824 IIW V4 p163 Miss Elizabeth ADAIR . Killinchy married William Lenikin 5 Nov 1814 at Killinchy Non Subscribing Presbyterian Church PR Miss Elizabeth ADAIR . Magheralin of Dollingstown; daughter of John Adair (a weaver) ; aged 20 married Robert Dowey 4 Jun 1852 at Magheralin Church of Ireland CR Miss Elizabeth ADAIR . Newtownards wife of John Carrenduff ; mother of Elizabeth b. 6 Apr & bpt. 13 Jul 1898 at Greenwell Street Presbyterian Church, Newtownards PR Miss Ellen ADAIR . Knockbreda regd. Castlereagh; wife of Hugh Watt ; mother of Eliza Jane b. 1872 CR Miss Ellen ADAIR . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge; daughter of William Adair ; married John Brown 2 Sep 1854 CR . Ezekial ADAIR . Magheradrool of Ballynahinch; a nailer ; claimed £21.1.11 compensation from the government for the loss of work tools & furniture during the 1798 Rebellion ALIE . Francis ADAIR . Castleboy son of David Adair; married Eliza McNamara 31 Jan 1854 at Cloghy Presbyterian Church; father of Catherine b. 26 Feb 1870 (regd. Portaferry) CR . George ADAIR . Ballywalter died 19 Dec 1906 aged 53; husband of Anna who died 16 Jan 1931 aged 80; father of Lizzie (d. 21 Jan 1881 aged 4) & Campbell (d. 11 Mar 1881 aged 2) & Samuel (d. 25 Mar 1900 aged 9) & L. Cpl. John Adair of 10th Royal Irish Rifles (killed in action 11 Nov 1916 aged 30) & Lilian Campbell (Lily)( d. 11 Apr 1953 aged 69 ) & George d. 25 Jan 1961 aged 79 ; buried Whitechurch graveyard MIs . Gilbert ADARE . Ardkeen emigrated from Scotland as part of Montgomery's plantation in 1617 PE . Gilbert ADAIRE . Kilmore of Cahard; an overseer of the road from Killyleagh to Saintfield in 1721 SHM '98 p 44 . Grace ADAIR . Bangor of Ballyvarnet; with Patrick Adair, leased 2 houses & 74 acres in 1863 from John S. Crawford & leased out a cottage GV . H. ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie ; owner of ketch 'Annie' (no dates ) BoTWR/MB Mr. H.A. ADAIR . Kilkeel attended meeting of British Fascists against communism 13 May 1927 DR* . Henry ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie; leased land in 1789 from Mr Boyd FR . Henry ADAIR . Ballyphilip Portaferry area; with three others; arrested by Belfast Battalion for pillaging the wreck of 'Peggy' off North Rocks 9 Mar 1780 Public Advertiser, London . Henry ADAIR . Inishargy & Greyabbey son of William Adair; married Agnes Palmer 4 Dec 1865 in Inishargy ; father of William b. 18 Apr 1866 & Eliza b. 12 Jul 1868 (regd. Greyabbey) CR . Henry ADAIR . Kilbroney of Killowen; farmed over one acre so granted a spinning wheel premium & the right to grow flax in 1796 Irish Flax Growers list . Henry ADAIR . Newtownards & Kilmood married Esther McGraw/ Megraw 7 May 1864 at Newtownards Registry Office; father of James b. 18 Jul 1869 (regd. Kilmood) CR . Hugh ADAIR . Bangor died 31 Oct 1842 aged 73; husband of Ann who died Sep 1831 aged 65; father of Hugh who died 1 Feb 1850 aged 54) & Patrick (d. 31 Mar 1887 aged 86) ; buried Bangor Abbey graveyard with grandson Hugh Adair (d. 18 Nov 1893 aged 45) MIs . Hugh ADAIR . Bangor of Gransha; leased a houses & 62 acres in 1863 from John W. Maxwell & leased out 2 cottages GV . Hugh ADAIR . Bright of Killough; will probated 12 May 1854 IIW # 219 . Hugh McKee ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvastin; died 27 Jan 1887 aged 52; buried Ballee graveyard MIs . Hugh ADAIR . Castleboy son of Hugh Adair ; aged 21 married Eliza Jane Mahood 18 Feb 1851 CR . Hugh ADAIR . Greyabbey husband of Eliza Gaw; father of Samuel b. 17 Dec 1868 & David John b. 21 Jan 1874 CR . Hugh ADAIR . Greyabbey husband of Agnes Palmer; father of Eliza b. 5 Feb 1871 CR . Hugh ADAIR . Inishargy b. Kircubbin; an able seaman on board 'Victory' in 1881 aged 24 NAEK . Hugh ADAIR . Knockbreda b. 1862 in Belfast; tailor; Presbyterian; husband of Elizabeth b. 1861 in Belfast; married 29 years with 8 children born & 6 alive; father of Mary Ellen b. 1885 (paper bag maker) & Wilhelmina b. 1893 (a reeler) & Hugh b. 1895 (machine worker) & Martha b. 1897 ( a reeler) ; all b. Belfast; living at 42 Island St, Belfast in 1911 also Elizabeth's mother Mrs Isabella Thomson & their granddaughter Edna Templeton 1911 census . Hugh ADAIR . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Shusan Ferris ; father of Henery b. 18 Nov 1851 & bpt. 1 Feb 1852 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . Hugh ADAIR . Newtownards a labourer of Greengraves ; son of James Adair ( a labourer); married Maggie Wallace 6 Jun 1895 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Samuel Brown & Ann Wallace; father of James b. 6 Apr & bpt. 12 Jun 1896 (Ballybarner) & Alice b. 20 Aug & bpt. 20 Nov 1898 (Ballymiscaw) & Hugh b. 23 Dec 1900 & bpt. 8 Mar 1901 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR Miss Isabella ADAIR . Donaghadee wife of Francis Kirk; mother of Jane b. 1867 & James b. 1869 & John b. 1871 CR Miss Isabella ADAIR . Killinchy married William McCune 30 Mar 1829 at Killinchy Non Subscribing Presbyterian Church PR Miss Isabella ADAIR . Newtownards wife of John McBurney ; mother of Joseph Craig McBurney b. 1 Jan & bpt. 3 Feb 1870 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR/ CR . J. ADAIR Esq; J.P. Comber of Ballygraffin; a magistrate in 1910 POD . J. ADAIR . Seapatrick Banbridge area; served with 'D' Company, 13th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles & died in 1st World War War Memorial; RCDJB p33 . James ADAIR . ? aged 17; convicted in Downpatrick of larceny 9 Oct 1837 & sentenced to 7 years transportation to Australia on board 'William Jardine'; arrived Sydney 11 Apr 1838 NAD/TR 2 p37/ CRF 1837 Misc 30 ; NWD . James ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie; leased land in 1818 & 1823 from David Boyd FR . James ADAIR . Ballyhalbert & Greyabbey son of amuel Adair; aged 19 married Anne Mahood 11 Jan 1853 in Ballyhalbert ; father of Hugh b. 5 May 1865 & James b. 11 Feb 1868 (regd. Greyabbey) CR . James ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Ballyesborough; son of Robert & Jane Adair; died 14 Feb 1938 aged 85; husband of Martha who d. 8 May 1938 aged 85; buried Glastry Presbyterian graveyard MIs . James ADAIR . Ballyphilip of Portaferry; husband of Hannah Reid; father of Ellen b. 29 Mar 1866 & James b. 19 Sep 1868 CR . James ADAIR . Bangor son of Robert Adair ; married Margaret Magee 19 Oct 1855 CR . James ADAIR . Bangor of Corporation; leased a houses & 53 acres in 1863 from Viscount Bangor & leased out a house to lodgers GV . James ADAIR senior Belfast a merchant of Belfast , marriage agreement 11 Oct 1742 with Margaret Maxwell of Finnebrogue & Robert Maxwell (her brother ), involving lands in Inch, Callyrenold & Ballydownyelly in Lecale, witnesses were James Crawford (merchant & agent of Robert Maxwell, Arthur Dodds (of Castle Dodds, Co. Antrim); co executor in Robert Maxwell's will of 1769 ; father of James Shirley Walsh . James ADAIR . Comber leased freehold land in Cattogs to James Maitland in 1817 FR . James ADAIR . Comber of Ballymalady; leased a house & small garden in 1863 from Charles Douglas GV . James ADAIR . Comber of Cattogs; leased a house & 40 acres in 1863 from Marquis of Londonderry & leased out a cottage GV . James ADAIR . Comber of Cattogs; son of John Adair & Catherine Tuft; husband of Jane Milling who died 22 Oct 1866 aged 78; father of John Adair of Ballygraffin (d. 2 Apr 1869 aged 74) & buried Comber parish graveyard MIs . James ADAIR . Comber of Ballygowan ; a publican in 1910 POD . James ADAIR . Donaghadee will probated in 1834; executor was R.I. McAuley of Donaghadee IIW # 236 . James ADAIR . Down regd. Downpatrick; son of James Adair ; married Fanny Digney 25 May 1852 CR . James ADAIR . Dromara of Gransha; a farmer; with John Adair leased land from the Trevor family, lease dated 3 May 1794 TEP: PRONI D/778/262 . James ADAIR . Dromara son of Samuel Adair ; married Sarah McIlroy 19 Aug 1851 CR . James ADAIR . Garvaghy & Drumgooland son of James Adair; married Margaret Scott 3 Feb 1854 in Garvaghy; father of Margarett b. 27 Mar 1865 & Nathan b. 26 Nov 1868 & Thomas Henry b. 20 Sep 1872 (regd. Ballyward) CR . James ADAIR . Inishargy son of Henry Adair ; aged 21 married Hanna Reid 17 Dec 1850 CR . James ADAIR . Kilkeel leased freehold land to Samuel Stewart in Ballymartin in 1817 FR . James ADAIR . Kilkeel of Ballykeel; husband of Jane McConnell ; father of William b. 18 Aug & bpt. 26 Aug 1840 & Andrew b. 22 Jul & bpt. 22 Jul 1842 at Mourne Presbyterian Church PR . James ADAIR . Killinchy married Agnes McKeown 24 May 1817 at Killinchy Non Subscribing Presbyterian Church PR . James ADAIR . Killinchy son of James Adair ; aged 20 married Sarah A. Magraw 28 Dec 1847 CR . James ADAIR . Killinchy of Carrickmannon; leased a house & garden in 1863 from Robert Wallace GV . James ADAIR . Kilmood leased land in Ballyministra in 1824 to David Fitchie FR . James ADAIRE . Magheradrool married Jane Brounlow at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church , Thursday 22 Dec 1709 by Rev Henry Livingston BPCR . James ADAIR . Magheradrool & Belfast produced a testimonial from Rev. John Malcum of Dunmurry to introduce him at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church 23 Jan 1720 BPCR Mr. James ADAIR . Magheradrool married Janet Johnston at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church , 23 Aug 1722 by Rev James Macalpine BPCR Mr & Mrs . James ADEAR . Magheradrool & Dromara produced a testimonial from Rev. John Campbell to introduce him & his family at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church May 1724 BPCR . James ADAIR . Magherally witness at the marriage of Robert John McCleary & Anne Irvine 7 May 1912 at Church of Ireland PR . James ADAIR . Newtownards & Comber of Ballycullen & Killynether ; son of James Adair ; married Jane Smylie 6 Nov 1841 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Samuel & Matilda Smylie ; father of Matilda b. 11 Aug & bpt. 16 Aug 1842 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . James ADAIR . Newtownards son of William Adair ;aged 24 married Margaret Murray 9 Dec 1852 CR . James ADAIR . Newtownards of Ballyrogan & Greengraves ; married Alice Kelly 24 Feb 1866 at Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church ; father of Robert b. 27 Nov 1867 & Joseph b 23 Apr & bpt. 25 May 1870 & Hugh Ferguson Adair b. 18 May & bpt. 4 Jul 1872 & Sarah b. 17 Nov & bpt. 30 Dec 1874 & James b. 16 Sep & bpt. 1 Nov 1877 & Agnes Jane b. 28 Feb & bpt. 8 Apr 1880 & Thomas b. 22 Apr & bpt. 4 Jun 1882 & Margaret b. 18 Jan & bpt. 5 Apr 1885 & Rebecca b. 23 Feb & bpt. 15 May 1887 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church . CR;PR . James ADAIR . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Minnie Burns ; father of Rachel b. 2 Jun & bpt. 4 Jul 1898 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . James ADAIR . Newtownards died in 1st World War War Memorial . James ADAIR . Tullynakill of Ballymartin ; leased a house & 7 acres in 1863 from Rev. Marcus Rainsford GV . Jane ADAIR . Bangor of Fisher Hill, Bangor ; leased a house 9in the rear) in 1863 from Anne Clisdel GV . Jane ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvastin; died 29 Mar 1865 aged 68; buried Ballee graveyard MIs Miss Jane ADAIR . Bright regd. Killough; wife of James Lewis; mother of Richard James b. 1868 & Samuel Andrew b. 1870 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Comber daughter of John Adair ; married John Ireland 2 Nov 1853 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Donaghadee daughter of William Adair ; married Edward Shaw 28 Sep 1854 at Carrowdore CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Dromore daughter of John Adair ; married Robert Poots 8 Mar 1861 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Greyabbey wife of Andrew Seeds; mother of William Allen Seeds b. 1874 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Greyabbey wife of Robert Eccles; mother of Mary Anna b. 1872 & Samuel b. 1873 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Inishargy daughter of Henry Adair ; aged 21 married Francis Milligan 15 May 1851 CR Miss Jane ADAIR . Killinchy married Hamilton Cooper 16 Jul 1825 at Killinchy Non Subscribing Presbyterian Church PR . Jasias ADAIR . Kilmood husband of Grace Copeland; father of female child b. 7 Dec 1869 CR Miss Jeannie Elizabeth ADAIR . Ballyhalbert & Newtownards of Portavogie; daughter of Charles Adair (a deceased fisherman ); married George Young of Kirkistown 22 Mar 1940 at Ballyblack Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Jeannie F. Young & Thomas Young PR Miss Jenny ADAIR . Newtownards. wife of John Knox; mother of Mary b. 1868 & John b. 1869 CR . John ADAIR . ? signed a petition to British Parliament 17 Jan 1784 re affairs in Ireland JML p73 . John ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie; leased land in 1818 from Henry Adair FR L/Corpl. John ADAIR . Ballywalter served with Royal Irish Rifles & died in 1st World War War Memorial . John ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvaston; leased land in 1756 & 1789 FR . John ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvastin; died 29 Aug 1870 aged 75;buried Ballee graveyard MIs . John ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvastin; died 15 Apr 1896 aged 72; buried Ballee graveyard MIs . John ADAIR . Comber died 2 Apr 1855 aged 93; husband of Catherine Tuft who died 19 Oct 1850 aged 90; father of James Adair of Cattogs; buried Comber parish graveyard MIs . John ADAIR . Comber of Mount Alexander ; leased a house & 4 acres in 1863 from R. Batt & George Dunbar GV Mr. John ADAIR J.P. Comber of Ballygraffin; an elder of 1st Comber Presbyterian Church in 1885; 1st Presbyterian annual excursion held here to mark Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria Jun 1887; member of Ulster Defence Union against Home Rule 21 Oct 1893; of Ballygraffin in 1899 & 1912 ACOC p77,82; BWN; POD . John ADAIR J.P. Comber died 19 Mar 1923 aged 93; husband of Martha who died 25 Jan 1927 aged 80; father of Ethel May (d. 29 Jun 1900 aged 11); buried Comber parish graveyard MIs . John ADARE . Donaghadee commander of ship 'William' of Bourbon ; Wills and Admin. 1681-1700; mentions James Kennedy of town of Dononghadee; mother Elinor Watson of Parish Kirkemaiden in Galloway, Scotland ; cousin Elinor Adeare (dau of Robert Adeare) ; cousin Elizabeth Adeare ( dau. of Alexander Adeare, stationer of Aire, Scotland) Barbados Records; Shirley Walsh . John ADAIR . Donaghadee of Ballyvester ; leased land in 1813 from Alicia Boyd & in 1824 from Alicia Bristow & Sir James Bristow FR . John ADAIR . Donaghadee of Ballyvester; leased a house & 22 acres in 1863 from James Bristow & leased out the house & 6 acres next door to James Craig GV . John ADAIR . Dromara of Gransha; a farmer; with James Adair leased land from the Trevor family, lease dated 3 May 1794 TEP: PRONI D/778/262 . John ADAIR . Dromara on congregational committe of Reformed Presbyterian Church 13 Jul 1874; died 7 May 1893 aged 81; buried with Martha Adair who d. 1 May 1893 aged 78; & Mary Adair who d. 15 Jun 1922 aged 70; buried Dromara Reformed Presbyterian graveyard CSRF; MIs . John ADAIR . Drumballyroney of Tirygory; will probated 1799 IIW Vol 4 . John ADAIR . Greyabbey husband of Jane Mahood; father of Mary Ann b. 9 Dec 1867 & Ellen b. 20 Nov 1869 & Ellen b. 28 Jun 1871 & James b. 24 Jul 1873 CR . John ADAIR . Kilbroney of Killowen; farmed over one acre so granted a spinning wheel premium & the right to grow flax in 1796 Irish Flax Growers list . John ADAIR . Kilcoo of Ardaghy; leased land in 1789 from Lord Downshire FR . John ADAIR . Kilcoo son of Joseph Adair ; married Martha Wright 16 Dec 1856 CR . John ADAIR . Kilkeel of Maghereagh; leasing land from Nicholas Bagenal in 1687/88 worth £23, with his sons HOTC p 55 . John ADAIR . Kilkeel of Ballykeel ; a freehold farmer 15 Jan 1782 HOTC p129,248 . John ADARE . Kilkeel a member of the Mourne Volunteer Corps 4 Aug 1792 HOTC p128 . John ADAIR . Kilkeel of Ballykeel; will probated in 1816 IIW V4 p 163 . John ADAIR . Kilmood of Ballygraffan; leased a house & 49 acres in 1863 from Marquis of Londonderry & leased out 2 cottages & leased 5 acres in Ballykeel & leased out 3 cottages & leased 20 acres in Lisbarnet GV . John ADAIR . Kilmood husband of Martha Campbell; father of John b. 23 Jan 1868 & Jane b. 15 Aug 1869 & Martha b. 15 May 1871 CR John ADAIR Kilmood of Ballygraffin; executor in the will of Francis Weaver of Ardigon in 1878 MID p 147 . John ADAIR . Knockbreda son of James Adair ; married Agnes Moore 17 Nov 1860 CR . John ADAIR . Knockbreda of Ballymacarret; husband of Margaret Millar; father of William John b. 8 Sep 1868 CR . John ADAIR . Magheradrool father of William bpt. 18 Dec 1715 at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church by Rev James Macalpine BPCR . John ADAIR . Moira son of John Adair; aged 20 married Margaret Little 5 Aug 1854 ; father of Martha b. 17 Nov 1869 CR . John ADAIR . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Jane Piper ; father of Hugh b. 26 Jun & bpt. 29 Jun 1845 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . John ADAIR/ADRIAN . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Mary Osburn ; father of Eloner wallace Adrian b. 24 Jun & bpt. 6 Jul 1845 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . John ADAIR/ ADORIAN/ ADRIAN . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Agness Osbirne ; father of William Robert b. 5 Nov 1845 & bpt. 2 Jan 1846 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . John ADAIR . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Mary Piper ; father of Eloner b. 11 Nov & bpt.7 Dec 1845 & Robert james b. 6 Nov 1855 & bpt. 4 mar 1855 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . John ADAIR senior Newtownards of Church St, Newtownards; leased a house, yard & small garden in 1863 from Rev. William Cassidy GV . John ADAIR junior Newtownards of Church St, Newtownards; leased a house, yard & small garden in 1863 from Rev. William Cassidy GV . John ADAIR . Newtownards a miner of Newtownards; son of David Adair ( a stonecutter ); married Margaret Wallace 9 jul 1872 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were James & Margaret Skilling PR . John ADAIR . Newtownards of Greengraves; a labourer; son of David Adair (a labourer); married Catherine Morrow of Greengraves 10 Apr 1909 at Strean Street Presbyterian Church, Newtownards, witnesses were William Irvine & James Irvine CR . John ADAIR . Rathmullan of Ballyvaston ; leased a house & 21 acres in 1863 from reps. Rev. George Cockburne GV . John ADAIR . Seapatrick member of Banbridge Salvation Army in 1920s; photo available OB p 34 . John ADAIR . Tullylish son of James Adair ; married Anne Taggart 6 Dec 1860 CR . John ADAIR . Tullynakill of Lisbane; leased a house & 22 acres in 1863 from Robert Potter GV . Joseph Gibson ADAIR . Comber & Newtownards of Ballygowan then North St, Newtownards; a labourer; son of James Gibson Adair (a labourer); married Maggie/Margaret Johnston of Newtownards 5 Jul 1893 at Ballyblack Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Robert & Agnes Arnold ; father of James Johnston Adair b. 3 Jan& bpt. 22 Feb 1895 & Andrew b. 11 Apr & bpt. 14 May 1899 & Joseph Gibson Adair b. 18 Mar & bpt. 27 Apr 1902 & Robert Arnold b. 24 Dec 1903 & bpt. 14 Jan 1904 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . Joseph ADAIR . Drumballyroney husband of Mary McIlroy ; father of James bpt. 15 Sep 1832 at Ballyroney Presbyterian Church PR . Joseph ADAIR . Drumgooland son of Joseph Adair ; married Mrs. Nancy Wright (nee Corbitt) 8 Apr 1853 CR . Joseph ADAIR . Garvaghy & Dromara of Enagh; died 11 Nov 1846 aged 74; husband of Susanna who died 27 Feb 1851 aged 68; buried 1st Dromara Presbyterian graveyard with his daughter-in-law Martha Jane Adair (d. 3 Aug 1847 aged 23) MIs . Joseph William ADAIR . Garvaghy on congregational commiittee of Dromara Reformed Presbyterian Church7 Mar 1898; seat holder at the church in 1914 CSRF . Joseph ADAIR . Newtownards a labourer of Greengraves ; son of James Adair ( a labourer ); married Eliza Jane Bell 1 Jun 1891 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Hugh Adair & Catherine Edgar PR . Joseph Gibson ADAIR . Newtownards a labourer of 31 Robert St, Newtownards; son of Joseph Gibson Adair ( a labourer ); married Annie Young 24 Aug 1921 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Andrew Adair & Elizabeth Milligan PR . Joshua ADAIR . Kilmood husband of Grace Frame; father of John b. 5 May 1871 CR . Josias ADAIR . Newtownards son of James Adair ; aged 21 married Sarah Dougherty 12 Aug 1862 CR Miss Kathleen ADAIR . Newtownards a hemstitcher of Newtownards; daughter of Robert Adair ( a labourer ); married Alfred McCullough 10 Jun 1916 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were William John Adair & Jane Allen PR Miss Madeline ADAIR . Newtownards daughter of james Adair ; aged 21 married John Cavan 14 Oct 1850 CR Miss Margaret ADAIR . Castleboy married Capt. William James Polly of Cloughey 1 Dec 1885 CR Miss Margaret ADAIR . Comber wife of Alexander Hill ; mother of Margaret Ann b. 1869 CR Miss Margret ADAIR . Donaghadee daughter of Alexander Adair ; married Michael Waugh 10 Dec 1852 CR Miss Margaret ADAIR . Down daughter of Robert Adair ; married Benjamin Cochrane 3 Feb 1852 CR Miss Margaret Jane ADAIR . Drumgooland regd. Ballyward; wife of Thomas Weir; mother of female child b. 1870 & Martha b. 1872 CR Miss Margaret ADAIR . Holywood of Ballycloughan; sister of the young man who was killed at a wedding party ; sudden death 24 Oct 1835 NH Miss Margaret ADAIR . Knockbreda regd. Castlereagh; wife of Thomas Rankin ; mother of Margaret b. 1875 CR Miss Margaret ADAIR . Newry married William Sproule 12 Apt 1791 at Old Newry Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Archibald Davis, Redmond Kane & family PR Miss Martha ADAIR . Newtownards wife of George Warden ; mother of Ethel Elizabeth b. 15 Jun & bpt. 25 Sep 1905 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR Miss Martha ADAIR . Seapatrick daughter of George Adair ; married Robert Thomson 3 Apr 1853 CR Miss Martha (Mattie) ADAIR . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge; wife of John Morrow; mother of Eliza b. 1869 & twins, Samuel John & Margaret Anne b. 1870 & Margaret (sic) b. 1872 CR Miss Mary Jane ADAIR ADARE . Aghaderg regd. Loughbrickland; wife of Robert Cochrane; mother of Isabella b. 1868 & Clementine b. 1870 & Maria b. 1872 CR Miss Mary Ann ADAIR . Ballywalter wife of James Mulholland; died 6 Nov 1848 aged 62 ; buried Whitechurch graveyard MIs Miss Mary ADAIR . Bangor & Newtownards wife of William Cardy of Ballysallagh ; mother of Mary b. 24 Jul & bpt. 13 Jul 1836 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR Miss Mary ADAIR . Bangor mother of Robert b. 8 Jan 1871 CR . Mary ADAIR . Clonduff of Ballycashone; will probated 1843 IIW V 4 Miss Mary ADAIR . Comber wife of James Hooks ; mother of Samuel b. 1869 CR Miss Mary ADAIR . Donaghadee died 7 Jun 1844 aged 66; wife of John McFerran of Donaghadee; buried Bangor Abbey graveyard MIs Miss Mary ADAIR . Down regd. Downpatrick; daughter of Robert Adair ; married Adam Chapman 29 Aug 1851 CR Miss Mary ADAIR . Greyabbey wife of John McVeagh; mother of Margaret b. 1868 & Johnb. 1870 CR Miss Mary Anne ADAIR . Greyabbey mother of Hugh b. 23 Jul 1871 CR . Mary ADAIR . Kilkeel of Ballykeel; will dated 1818 IIW V4 p 163 Miss Mary Jane ADAIR . Kilmood wife of John McKee; mother of John b. 1868 & Isabel b. 1870 CR Miss Mary ADAIR( E) . Moira wife of Moses McFall; mother of Elizabeth b. 1869 & Mary b. 1872 CR Miss Mary ADAIR . Newtownards wife of James Wallace ; mother of Margret b. 1 Jan & bpt. 23 Feb 1845 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR Miss Mary ADAIR . Newtownards of Loughriscouse ; daughter of William Adair ( a labourer ); married Robert Lyons 5 Jun 1866 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were William McKay & Catherine Magowan PR Miss Matilda ADAIR . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge; daughter of Robert Adair ; married James Bell 19 May 1854 CR . Matthew ADAIR . Magheradrool married Agnes Livingston at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church , 27 Apr 1720 by Rev James Macalpine ; father of John bpt. 12 Mar 1722 & Mary bpt. 9 Feb 1724 & Elizabeth bpt. 4 May 1726 & Robert bpt. 27 Sep 1728 & David bp,. 23 Sep 1733 BPCR . Moses ADAIR . Newtownards son of James Adair ; aged 28 married Sarah Beggs 7 Jan 1852 CR Miss Nancy ADAIR . Castleboy daughter of William Adair ; aged 24 married John Dixon 15 Aug 1851 CR . Nathan ADAIR . Drumballyroney of Tirygory ; will probated 1762 IIW Vol 4 . Nevin ADAIR Bangor of Cottown; leased a house, workshop & small garden in 1863 from James Campbell GV . Nevin ADAIR . Bangor son of William Adair; married Ellen Hanna 18 Mar 1854; father of Eleanor b. 15 Jan & bpt. 19May 1867 & Mary b. 28 Jul & bpt. 1 Dec 1869 at Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church CR; PR . Patrick ADAIR . Bangor of Ballyvarnet; with Grace Adair, leased 2 houses & 74 acres in 1863 from John S. Crawford & leased out a cottage ; also leased another 15 acres from Robert E. Ward GV . R. ADAIR . ? from south Down; served with 'D' Company, 13th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles in 1st World War RCDJB p33 Private R.M. ADAIR . Dromore died in 1st World War War Memorial . Rebecca ADAIR . Bangor of Conlig townland ; leased a house & small garden in 1863 from Thomas Gordon GV Miss Rebecka ADAIR . Newtownards mother of Sarah Isabella Adair b. 10 May 1868 CR Miss Rebebba H. ADAIR . Newtownards of Scrabo ; daughter of David Adair ( a labourer ); married William Gibson 17 Mar 1869 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were David Adair & Mary Jane Gibson PR . Richard ADAIR . Kilkeel married Ellis McClelland at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church 31 Oct 1726 by Rev James Macalpine BPCR . Richard ADAIR . Kilkeel of Annalong ; a freehold farmer in 1753 HOTC p248 . Robert ADAIR . Ballywalter drowned whilst rescuing survivors from 'The Caesar' 21 Oct 1813 SBTS p43 . Robert ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie ; leased a house & 19 acre in 1863 from Anne Boyd & another 3 acres nearby both with William Adair & John McDowell also leased out a cottage GV . Robert ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Ballyesborough; died in Quebec 20 Oct 1869 aged 46; husband of Jane who d. 6 Nov 1900 aged 72; father of James (d. 1938 aged 85); buried Glastry Presbyterian graveyard MIs . Robert ADAIR . Ballyphilip son of Henry Adair; aged 21 married Jane Curren 23 Mar 1848 aged 21; father of Sarah Jane b. 8 Apr 1865 & Robert b. 27 Feb 1868 (regd. Portaferry) CR; BVR . Robert ADAIR . Ballywalter of Ballywalter village; leased a house & small garden in 1863 from Andrew Mulholland GV . Robert ADAIR . Ballywalter of Ballywalter in 1910 POD . Robert ADAIR . Bangor churchwarden at Church of Ireland in 1735 church booklet . Robert ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvaston; leased land in 1824 from George Cockburn FR . Robert ADAIR . Castleboy son of William Adair ; aged 22 married Mary Boyd 22 Nov 1854 CR . Robert ADAIR . Dromara of Mullaghdrin; will probated 1807 IIW V 4 . Robert ADAIR . Greyabbey husband of Mary Johnston ; father of Minnie b. 13 Sep 1873 CR . Robert A ADAIR . Holywood of Parkside Villas, Victoria Road; a manufacturer's agent in 1902 POD . Robert ADAIR . Kilkeel leased Ballykeel townland in 1690s & 1715 with John Ervin & Hana Stitt for £18 from Lord Nicholas Bagenal BMR; MO 5/8/2009 p6; HOTC p67 . Robert ADAIR . Magheradrool & Annahilt son of Robert Adair; married Agnes Smyth/ Smith 31 Aug 1860 in Magheradrool; father of Agnes b. 31 Jan 1871 & Agnes b. 1 Aug 1873 (regd. Annahilt) CR . Robert ADAIR . Moira son of John Adair; aged 20 married Ellen Dowey 11 Jul 1860 CR . Robert ADAIR . Moira husband of Anne Dowey; father of Robert b. 1 Apr 1868 CR . Robert ADARE . Moira husband of Ellen Davie; father of Samuel b. 23 Dec 1869 CR . Robert ADAIR . Newtownards of Newtownards; husband of Eliza Crumlin ; father of William b. 12 Feb & bpt. 28 Apr 1850 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . Robert ADAIR . Newtownards son of James Adair ; aged 30 married Jane McCliment 29 Apr 1852 CR . Robert ADAIR . Newtownards of Greengraves , Ballyskeagh then Ballyrogan then Church St, Newtownards; a labourer ; son of James Adair (a labourer); married Margaret Mullen of Ballywatticock 11 Nov 1890 at Ballyblack Presbyterian Church, witnesses were William J. Adair & Sarah E. Mullan ; father of Kathleen b. 1 Oct & bpt. 11 Oct 1891 & James b. 26 Nov 1892 & bpt. 16 Jan 1893 & Edward b. 30 Jul & bpt. 2 Sep 1895 & Alice b. 9 Apr & bpt. 9 May 1898 & Ann Jane Bleakly Adair b. 16 Nov 1903 & bpt. 12 Jan 1904 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . Robert ADAIR . Seapatrick a Protestant in Banbridge in 1766 SHPR . Robert ADAIR . Seapatrick a horse dealer in Banbridge in 1819 POD . Robin/ Robert ADAIR . Seapatrick of Banbridge; will probated 1839 IIW # 211 . Robert ADAIR . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge; son of John Adair ; married Mrs. Catherine Weir (nee Allan) 24 Jan 1854 CR . Rosanna ADAIR . Bangor of Conlig village; leased a house, yard & small garden in 1863 from Robert McCullough GV Miss Rosina ADAIR . Donaghadee daughter of Alexander Adair ; married Hugh Stuart 1 Apr 1853 CR Miss Sabina ADAIR . Killinchy married Samuel Kerr in 1853 CR . Samuel ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie ; leased a house & 1 acre in 1863 from Anne Boyd GV . Samuel ADAIR senior Ballyhalbert died 25 Feb 1930 aged 73; husband of Elizabeth who d. 26 Jan 1895 aged 36; father of Samuel (d. 1931 aged 54) & William (d. 1945 aged 54) & Sarah (d. in infancy); buried Glastry Presbyterian graveyard MIs . Samuel ADAIR junior Ballyhalbert son of Samuel & Elizabeth Adair; died 30 Nov 1931 aged 54; husband of Mary Jane who d. 12 Feb 1964 aged 86; buried Glastry Presbyterian graveyard MIs . Samuel ADAIR . Ballywalter master mariner died in ?Jamaica 7 Apr 1873 aged 54; husband of Margaret who died 8 May 1891 aged 75; father of Samuel (d. 8 Jan 1872 aged 26) & Sarah & Mary Anne (died in infancy) ; buried Whitechurch graveyard MIs . Samuel ADAIR . Bright of Ballyvastin; died 19 May 1856 aged 25; buried Ballee graveyard MIs . Samuel ADAIR . Castleboy married Letitia McNamara 11 Aug 1894 at Cloghy Presbyterian Church CR . Samuel ADAIR . Comber of Ballystockard ; leased a house on The Haw farm in 1863 from Samuel McKibbin GV . Samuel ADAIR . Seapatrick of Seapatrick; family burying ground in Donaghcloney parish graveyard; no dates MIs Miss Sarah ADAIR . Castleboy daughter of Samuel Adair ; aged 23 married James Templeton 6 Jan 1855 CR Mrs. Sarah ADAIR . Dromara daughter of Robert McIlroy; a widow ; married Gilbert Duff 26 Apr 1856 CR Miss Sarah ADAIR . Kilmood daughter of John Adair; married James McCann 10 Oct 1850 ; mother of male child b. 1865 CR Miss Sarah ADAIR . Newtownards wife of John McBride ; mother of Eva b. 16 Aug & bpt. 7 Sep 1899 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . Thomas ADAIR . Bangor son of James Adair ; married Rose Anne McKee 15 Sep 1853 CR . Thomas ADERE . Kilkeel father of Jane who died 5 Apr 1727 ; buried old Kilkeel graveyard HOTC p76 . Thomas ADAIR . Knockbreda husband of Mary Ann Patterson; father of Ellen Jane b. 9 Oct & bpt. 3 Nov 1851 & Robert b. 15 Mar & bpt. 3 Apr 1853 & Annie b. 29 Apr & bpt. 3 Jun 1855 & Thomas b. 29 May & bpt. 5 Jun 1859 & William James b. 12 Jul & bpt. 4 Sep 1864 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church & Robert b. 26 Sep 1869 PR; CR Rev. Thomas ADAIR L.B. Newry lived at 2 Corry Square in 1881; principal of Newry Collegiate School POD . Thomas ADAIR . Newtownards a weaver of Newtownards; son of Robert Adair (a weaver) ; married Mary Ann Patterson 28 Apr 1851 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church, witnesses were John Adair & Lucuis Crymble PR/CR . Thomas ADAIR . Seapatrick member of Banbridge Salvation Army in 1920s; photo available OB p 34 . W. ADAIR . Ballyhalbert a deputy master of the Portavogie True Blues Loyal Orange Order # 552 10 Feb 1912 JUAHS 2012 p33 . W.R. ADAIR . Bangor 2nd son of late Hugh Adair of Springhill, Bangor; married Margaret, only daughter of late John Knox of Duncluce Co. Antrim 30 Sep 1869 at the residence of the bride's uncle in New Zealand PPNZ . W.C ADAIR . Comber volunteered & served in 1st World War War Memorial . W. ADAIR . Seapatrick Banbridge area; fought & died in 1st World War War Memorial . William ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie; leased land in 1818 & 1823 from David Boyd FR . William ADAIR senior. Ballyhalbert of Portavogie ; leased a house & small garden in 1863 from Anne Boyd GV . William ADAIR . Ballyhalbert of Portavogie ; leased a house & 19 acre in 1863 from Anne Boyd & another 3 acres nearby both with Robert Adair & John McDowell GV . William ADAIR . Ballywalter born 22 Jun 1847 & died 6 Jun 1889; father of Samuel (b. 2 Aug 1884 & d. 29 Jun 1887) & Sarah (d. 29 Feb 188 in infancy) ; buried Whitechurch graveyard with Samuel Adair & family MIs . William ADAIR . Bangor area had two farms on either side of Dufferin Demesne; found guilty of stealing slates from the Demesne, trial 11 Mar 1845 AG . William Daniel ADAIR . Belfast & Newtownards of Belfast ; a sailor ; son of Francis Adair (deceased ); married Fanny Butler of Glastry 22 Apr 1931 at Ballyblack Presbyterian Church, witnesses were William T. Gilliland & Kathrine Hall PR . William ADAIR . Blaris of Upper Maze townland, charity donation in 1836 V12 p107 OSM . William ADAIR . Bright of Killough; a seaman/ coast guard ; received silver medal for his part in the rescue of 'Coeur de Lion' with Rossglas Lifeboat crew in Sep 1837 SSM p134; WDG p189; LM 1998 p57; LES p1 . William ADAIR . Clonduff of Ballycoshone Lower; leased a house & 20 acres in 1863 from Marquis of Downshire GV . William ADAIR . Comber of Comber ; husband of Jane Wallace ; father of John b. 25 Dec 1836 & bpt. 1 Jan 1837 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . William ADAIR . Donaghadee died 4 Feb 1808 aged 80; husband of Martha who died 16 Apr 1794 aged 62; father of Andrew (d. 2 Nov 1785 aged 21) ; buried Donaghadee parish graveyard MIs . William ADAIR . Donaghadee of Craigboy; leased a house & 33 acres in 1863 from Vesey E. Knox GV . William ADAIR . Drumballyroney & Drumgath son of William Adair; married Jane Ingram 26 Sep 1862 in Drumballyroney; father of Elizabeth Ann b. 27 Jun 1869 (regd. Rathfriland) CR . William ADAIR . Drumgooland of Ballyward; husband of Mary Ferguson; father of Joseph b. 28 Jan 1869 CR Rev. William ADAIR . Holywood from Scotland; presided & preached at 1st Holywood Presbyterian Church 8 Apr 1644 HCPCI p159 . William ADAIR Kilkeel received financial assistance of 2 shillings from Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church 3 Nov 1720 BPCR Rev. William ADAIR . Kilmood of Ballygraffan; a Presbyterian theological student ; second in command to Henry Munro during in United Irishmen Rebellion 1798; sentenced to emigrate to USA MOA p134, 138, 281 ,282; DS 1998 p18 . William ADAIR . Kilmood of Ballygraffan; leased a house & 40 acres in 1863 from Marquis of Londonderry GV . William ADAIR . Knockbreda witness at the marriage of Denis Mullin & Mary Jane Adams 22 Jan 1843 at St. Matthew's Catholic Church, Ballymacarrett PR . William ADAIR . Magheradrool of Ballynahinch; husband of Ann Jane Dogherty; father of William Robert b. 2 Jan 1871 CR . William ADAIR . Newtownards of Henry St, Newtownards; leased a house, yard & small garden in 1863 from Thomas McKeown GV . William John ADAIR . Newtownards of Greengraves then Ballyoran then Ballybarnes ; a labourer; son of James Adair (a labourer); married Margaret McBride of Ballyrogan 14 Oct 1892 at Ballyblack Presbyterian Church, witnesses were Robert & Maggie Adair ; father of James McBride Adair b. 26 Jan & bpt. 6 Apr 1894 & William John b. 12 Apr & bpt. 13 May 1898 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR . William Henry ADAIR . Seapatrick of Banbridge ; wrote letter to Lord Lieutenant , Dublin Castle, in 1822 seeking reimbursement of expenses arising from production of evidence for use in prosecution against John Morton in 1822 CSO Last Updated July 2013 By Ros Davies Surnames | Place Names | Churches | Photos | Maps | Ships | Schools | The Famine | Articles & Misc. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Nancy_G57 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2174.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello Richard, I have details of Gladys E Siverts siblings if you haven't got them already...The 1930 census of which I was confused about! turns out that Axel and Ellen Stenholm were living with Ellen's sister Martha Stenholm.. If you haven't got this already I will forward the information.. It might be an idea to contact the telephone number which was on the death details for Gladys which I forwarded, just to confirm that Gilbert was either her married name or transcribed wrong. I'm sure there is an address if you would prefer to write. Let me know about the other details of her siblings.. If you would rather I emailed the information my email address is nancy.gibson6@btinternet.com Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rgdickson39 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2174/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I don't know why she changed her middle name, but I have found it common among my Swedish ancestors, especially when they get to the US to change their names which makes for a horrendous ancestry search at times. >From the data I have learned, Glady's died on 21 Feb. 2006 I assume in Connecticut, but I do not know what last name she was going by nor how to get conformation on this date. Any ideas would be appreciated, thank you!-Richard Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: nessie309 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2171.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Irene, I have just found out to-day that I have Margaret Adair b. 1769 Married to John McDowell in the wigtonshire area.... I don't use Ancestry so can you please e-mail to billbmcclung@comcast.net I have trees on MyHeritage.com and Wikitree.com... Regards Bill McClung Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Nancy_G57 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.britisles.scotland.wig.general/2172.4/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Her actual birth record lists her as Gladys Criseice Sivert born 11 Sept 1907 Milford Worcester. Parents Axel R Sivert and Ellen E Stonholm.. Same parents as listed on 1930 and 1940 census records, yet on the 1930 the family are living with relatives of Ellen, names are Carl G Bjorkman and his wife Martha and son Stanley A Bjorkman. Axel is listed as "brother in law" Ellen is "sister" and Gladys is "niece" to the head of the family ????? So! did Gladys Siverts name change to Elizabeth? Nancy Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.