LesleyB wrote:Hi MaureenCan you tell us where she was born, please and do you have a day and month? The only one I'm seeing on Scotlands People is the same one that Wilma found on IGI. Have you downloaded a copy of that original birth entry already?my g.mother was Christina Craig Smith d.o.b.1874
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Lesley
The surname Hay
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MaureenEdna
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G-Mother christina Craig Smith.
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WilmaM
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Re: Surname Hay
You can upload it to Talking Scot and those with brilliant eye-sightMaureenEdna wrote:I also got her parents marriage certificate but I'm having terrible difficulty reading the hand-writting,do any of you know if I can get get a printed version?
Maureen.
or if it's a REALLY bad copy contact Scotland's People and they should be able to send you a paper copy.
Glad we've got you on the right track.
Wilma
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Printed off the Birth certificate for G-Mother Christina Craig Smith from Scotlands People only one on the system 11/05/1874 Parish Kettle,Fife but no address parents marriage date 31/05/1861 Abbotshall.
Anyone know where Abbotshall is.
Maureen
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Hi Maureen,MaureenEdna wrote:Come on now WilmaM,you boffins might know what your doing uploading and downloading Iv'e got my poor Husband up the wall here "do you understand this,do you understand that "everytime he trys to nod off I'm there again.Will ask him later when his blood pressure settles
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Printed off the Birth certificate for G-Mother Christina Craig Smith from Scotlands People only one on the system 11/05/1874 Parish Kettle,Fife but no address parents marriage date 31/05/1861 Abbotshall.
The image arrived safely in the Gallery.
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All the best,
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Hi Maureen,
Here is my attempt at this one.
All the best,
AndrewP
Here is my attempt at this one.
- 1861 May Thirty First At Abbotshall
Marriage after Banns according to the forms of the United Presbyterian Church
(signed) John Smith, Mason (Bachelor); 32; Falkland, Fife
(signed) Margaret Hay, Weaver (Spinster); 27; Falkland, Fife
Thomas Smith, Weaver and Mary Smith, M.S. Robertson
David Hay, Mason (deceased) and Christina Hay, M.S. Craig
(signed) William A Thomson, Minister at Bathfield Church
(signed) James Hay, Witness
(signed) Charles _____, Witness
1861 June First At Kirkcaldy, L.M.Macduff, Registrar
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Hi all,
This looks to be them in 1861, so I'll go with his occupation as a weaver!
1861
New Road, Falkland, Fife
Thomas Smith, 66, Head, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
Mary Smith, 67, born Falkland, Fifeshire
John Smith, 32, Son, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
Margaret Smith, 27, Daughter, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
All the best,
Sarah
This looks to be them in 1861, so I'll go with his occupation as a weaver!
1861
New Road, Falkland, Fife
Thomas Smith, 66, Head, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
Mary Smith, 67, born Falkland, Fifeshire
John Smith, 32, Son, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
Margaret Smith, 27, Daughter, born Falkland, Fifeshire, Linen Weaver
All the best,
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Reading from the registry, the occupations of John, Margaret and Thomas, all seem to be Weaver, with only David Hay, being a Mason.
The very flowery W on Witness is the same as the first letter on Weaver, William, and Williamson while M.S., Muir, Mason, Marriage, Minister and Coal Miner all have a very straight M beginning with a curl on the line.
Just a guess - could the witness be Charles Linten or Lister?
Paddyscar
The very flowery W on Witness is the same as the first letter on Weaver, William, and Williamson while M.S., Muir, Mason, Marriage, Minister and Coal Miner all have a very straight M beginning with a curl on the line.
Just a guess - could the witness be Charles Linten or Lister?
Paddyscar
John Kelly (b 22 Sep 1897) eldest child of John Kelly & Christina Lipsett Kelly of Glasgow