1863 wedding certificate - maiden surname.....

[Carolann]

Hi

Can someone help - I need help deciphering a maiden surname. Can someone please advise how I can upload into the Gallery.

thanks

carolann

[Jean Jeanie]

Hi Carol

I've taken this from another thread. I hope it helps:

nelmit wrote:


You have to be logged in and then.....
Click on Gallery (above)
Click on upload file
Click browse
This takes you to your computer where you should find the image you want to upload.
Double click on the file.
Click on continue - Your file is now uploaded.
I think you then have to wait for approval from TSAG who will post it in the gallery.

Jean

[Carolann]

Thanks

http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... p?pos=-780
<image URL added, LesleyB>
Which marriage is it you are needing help with?
m.s. I can see there are Rankine, McLellan, Robertson & Forest

[Russell]

Hi Carolann

I would agree with Jean Jeanie

The first marriage was conducted by the Minister of the Free Church in Kilbarchan (now called the East Church).
The second was in the Established Church (now called the West Church).
At that date Bridge of Weir was still part of Kilbarchan Parish although it became a separate parish soon after.

Russell

[emanday]

As far as I can see, the four mother's names in order...

Mary Rankine (think that is an e at the end)
Elizabeth McLellan
Elizabeth Robertson
Margaret Forest

[paddyscar]

The Mothers are Mary RANKINE Brisbane, Elizabeth McLELLAN McLellan, Elizabeth ROBERTSON Donald and Margaret FOREST Paterson.

[Carolann]

Hi All

It was the first marriage between Robert Brisbane and Mary Rankine as I thought but wasn't too sure as the name Rankine seemed to have three letters after the R and before the k in Rankine.
Thank you for all your help.
Carol