Hello i have just found the elusive Elizabeth Chalmers death cert on the newly updated scots people site .
But i would just like to say a big thankyou to all those kind people who tried to help me achieve this .
P.s it throws up another mystery though mothers maiden surname entirely different to marriage cert .that brings it to a total of 3 different surnames for her mother (i think Lizzie tried to match her!!!)
advice please!!.....
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Maggiemaggie wrote:Hello i have just found the elusive Elizabeth Chalmers death cert on the newly updated scots people site .
But i would just like to say a big thankyou to all those kind people who tried to help me achieve this .
P.s it throws up another mystery though mothers maiden surname entirely different to marriage cert .that brings it to a total of 3 different surnames for her mother (i think Lizzie tried to match her!!!)
You need to be very careful about such a maiden name on a death register entry.
Who was the informant?............
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Hello Davie
her son in law is given as the informant Donald mcgregor
and the maiden surname is Dryburgh other details seem to fit okay like widow of William Baxter (still no confirmation of a marriage ever taking place )the name of son in law fits what i have got for the daughters husband .But poor relief records for her give her mother's maiden name as Sinclair .the father's name and occupation is consistant with her marriage cert bottle blower though the poor relief gives it as a fireman.
hope your having a good time in NZ regards maggie
her son in law is given as the informant Donald mcgregor
and the maiden surname is Dryburgh other details seem to fit okay like widow of William Baxter (still no confirmation of a marriage ever taking place )the name of son in law fits what i have got for the daughters husband .But poor relief records for her give her mother's maiden name as Sinclair .the father's name and occupation is consistant with her marriage cert bottle blower though the poor relief gives it as a fireman.
hope your having a good time in NZ regards maggie
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Maggiemaggie wrote:Hello Davie
her son in law is given as the informant Donald mcgregor
and the maiden surname is Dryburgh other details seem to fit okay like widow of William Baxter (still no confirmation of a marriage ever taking place )the name of son in law fits what i have got for the daughters husband .But poor relief records for her give her mother's maiden name as Sinclair .the father's name and occupation is consistant with her marriage cert bottle blower though the poor relief gives it as a fireman.
hope your having a good time in NZ regards maggie
Hmmm.......... Sons in law are renowned for getting the maiden name of their mother-in-law wrong
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Hello Davie
what about daughter's getting their mothers maiden name wrong ?
what about daughter's getting their mothers maiden name wrong ?
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Maggiemaggie wrote:Hello Davie
what about daughter's getting their mothers maiden name wrong ?
Not unknown, but, on average, much less likely .............
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Hello Maggie,maggie wrote:Hello Davie
her son in law is given as the informant Donald mcgregor
and the maiden surname is Dryburgh other details seem to fit okay like widow of William Baxter (still no confirmation of a marriage ever taking place )the name of son in law fits what i have got for the daughters husband .But poor relief records for her give her mother's maiden name as Sinclair .the father's name and occupation is consistant with her marriage cert bottle blower though the poor relief gives it as a fireman.
hope your having a good time in NZ regards maggie
Glad you found your Elizabeth. When I saw the occupation as fireman on the poor relief application, I assumed this had something to do with the furnace and melting the glass. I am sure i have seen this occupation in a glassworks before.
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Annette M
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Hello Annette
yes she took a bit of finding but now i've got her so i'm happy only the mystery of mothers maiden name to solve now .regards maggie
yes she took a bit of finding but now i've got her so i'm happy only the mystery of mothers maiden name to solve now .regards maggie
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Hello Davie
thank heaven's for that
thank heaven's for that