Could this one be a possibility? What was her occupation on her marriage certificate and how old was she?
1901
6 Park Quadrant, Glasgow Park
Winifred Moir, 27, Head, born Edinburgh, Midlothian
Charles G Moir, 2, Son, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire
Beatrice G Moir, 9mo, Daur, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire
Margaret King, 64, Serv, born Ireland, Cook Domestic
Margaret Ingram, 29, Serv, born Cullen, Banffshire, Tablemaid Domestic
Jane Nicholson, 29, Serv, born Elgin, Morayshire, Housemaid Domestic
Elsie Macintosh, 42, Serv, born Duttiel, Invernesshire, Nurse Domestic
Jeanie Cameron, 20, Serv, born Roseneath, Argyleshire, Nurse Domestic
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Sarah
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to be truthfull im really trying to trace john and james who emigrated to usa in the 1920s if there are any children grandchildren
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Hi debz,
In that case, it would be really helpful if you could clarify what exactly you know and how you know it.
1) Do you have the passenger list for when they came over? There is often important information on those forms, particularly in the 20th century.
2) Where did they settle in the U.S.? Where are they in the 1930 census?
3) Do you have their exact birthdates, so that their deaths can easily be found using those dates? If not, I would suggest you download them from scotlandspeople.co.uk
4) Do you know their occupations? This will help finding the correct ones in city directories as well as on the passenger lists.
5) Do you know the names of any of their spouses or children?
There are so many Smiths by the name of James, John and William coming from Scotland that it is virtually impossible for any of us who don't know the family details to find the right ones. You will have to help us out more here.
All the best,
Sarah
In that case, it would be really helpful if you could clarify what exactly you know and how you know it.
1) Do you have the passenger list for when they came over? There is often important information on those forms, particularly in the 20th century.
2) Where did they settle in the U.S.? Where are they in the 1930 census?
3) Do you have their exact birthdates, so that their deaths can easily be found using those dates? If not, I would suggest you download them from scotlandspeople.co.uk
4) Do you know their occupations? This will help finding the correct ones in city directories as well as on the passenger lists.
5) Do you know the names of any of their spouses or children?
There are so many Smiths by the name of James, John and William coming from Scotland that it is virtually impossible for any of us who don't know the family details to find the right ones. You will have to help us out more here.
All the best,
Sarah
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james smith 1906 calton ( glasgow) and john smith 1908 calton (glasgow) james smith date of arrival 13 march 1923 port of departure glasgow line 0006
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question 5 thats what im trying to find out x
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i think that ther is something to do with 26 garden pl, brooklyn, ny 11201,usa
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Do you have the exact date, i.e. month and day? For example, there are 304 people named James Smith in the Social Security Death Index who were born in 1906.debz wrote:james smith 1906 calton ( glasgow) and john smith 1908 calton (glasgow)
Was that the ship Columbia arriving in New York or some other ship in some other harbor? Boston? Philadelphia?debz wrote: james smith date of arrival 13 march 1923 port of departure glasgow line 0006
On the Columbia I only see a James Smith on line 8, age 18 who is already a U.S. citizen. It says he was naturalized at the Court of Common Pleas, Mercer County, N.J. on the 13 of March 1920. His home is 6th Avenue, Lakeside Park, Trenton, N.J. If this is the wrong one, does the record you have give an address?
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In the 1930 census there is a James Smith, age 23, born Scotland, came to the U.S. in 1923, who is a Mariner with the U.S. Coast Guard in Brooklyn. But he is on a ship, so doesn't have another address.debz wrote:i think that ther is something to do with 26 garden pl, brooklyn, ny 11201,usa
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yes im sure thats the ship my grandfather william also went about the same time but came back i think in 1928 and he married my gran mary cotter in 1929 i have no idea what months they were all born i went onto scotlands people but my 41 credits have expired and my other 30 credits are not valid i need to get that sorted out thanks for your help xx