Yes spot on Euphemia McKinlay was born in Abbotshall
Good Grief the Ancestry mob must get on the port at times
Pencille is actually PRINGLE
I sometimes find folk on ancestry census just by putting in fist names and place of birth & aprox year .... its still cheaper than going through Scotlands people initially for census records
YES I trust freecen 100% I was helping to transcribe it but my eyes were giving me problems so I had to stop and lots of checks in place on that
Jessie Scott Douglas went to Melbourne as did her Mother and new Hubby my Cousin Kerry found a lot on them
Euphemia arrived in NZ in 1861 leaving London 1860
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Esta ... gidia.html
& Mary Ann Mckinlay Douglas also went to Melbourne then to NZ and Elizabeth Mansefield Douglas died in 1851 & Agnes McPherson Douglas died 1854 in Edinburgh
They were to do with the Bristo St Congregational Church
Can't figure why no birth or christening record for Euphemia b Edinburgh 1845 circa before the marriage I thought in those days the church gave them a bit of bother for that maybe why they went to the Bristo St one but only the other girls were christened there Euphemia just happened
interestingly I just had another look at the shipping record for 1860 and noticed that an Isabella McPherson of Edinburgh was on the same ship as Euphemia the first born (I may be clutching at straws now) 15 seems young but most likely she got a servant job and as Mother had married another man she may have been wanting to get away or been told to get away ? and then the new hubby he is another mystery ....born in NY c 1826 John Manworth Wilson no records on him or his parents found either and his mother has an unusual surname MANWORTH his father noted as John a Horsebreaker on marriage 19 AUG 1861 as James on Death cert 1864 Melb .....he was a chemist by trade then
2 hubbys down 1 to go maybe she poisoned them