just when you thought you were safe -i am back lol

[Justjan]

hi
i am back with a bit more info ,not exactly the stuff i really wanted but certainly a help ,
found my Grandparents had been in a few homes in Glasgow and not just the one add that we thought
found a Daughter Jessie born at 23 Hill Street Glasgow which we knew ,
they have Grace as being born at 21 Kerr Street , odd as shes on the hill street census 1901 ,then a Frances we didnt know about born at 19 London Street , last before my Mother was an Uncle born 1903 at 21 Peel Street ,
although its very bad copies , i can make out they applied for poor relief due to Jessie needing hospital treatment , so goign to assume shes died in 1904 , as i could never find her death ,
seems the help was refused i cant make reason out , seems liked shes had looks like Phthises ? bit sad to read really

[Rach]

Hi Justjan,
You have been very busy over the last weeks. Well done!
The trouble with family history is that sometimes you just want to, and often do have, a weep about the things you find out. With all the help available nowadays it is hard to imagine what some ancestors went through.
Rae

[LesleyB]

Hi Jan

seems liked shes had looks like Phthises ?

Phthisis is what we would call TB or tuberculosis today. It was also sometimes known as "consumption".

Best wishes
Lesley

[Justjan]

oh dear
thanks Lesley , we knew there was a lot more children but not the easiest of names to search for little children ,
least we have found 2 and know one another Janet / Jessie born after 1910 , she died around 10/11 , she was the last ,
least we found a Frances , which proves the idea that my Grandad woudl have names one after his Sister
thanks again

[Justjan]

i am still trying to get parents for Charles from the details from the poor relief application,
i cant find anyone exact , but did find and its a thought a Charles Douglas Stewart, Father the same name
who married a Eliz King in Paisley , its 1829 , could someone try see if they can get me the couple on freecen please ,
thanks heaps

[Rach]

This looks like the couple you mentioned - Charles D Stewart, 30y, was living at High Street, Renfrew with wife, Elizabeth. It says that he was born Scotland, therefore, not in that parish. He was a Sp. Deal [Spirit Dealer?].
Elizabeth was 25y, born Renfrewshire.
They had 5 children:
William B, 8; Elizabeth B, 6; John W R, 4; Robert P, 2; Margaret, 2; All born Renfrew.

[Justjan]

thanks for the help , unless son charles has been gone by then , cant see it as i got him born 1829 , unless they have his name wrong , i also have the Charles Sen as being a Carter , but then thats a long way down the line ,
i am probably lost yet again

[Merlot]

transferred from another thread in order to keep continuity - M

Justjan Wrote
not sure if i have right Charles , found one on Ancestory , he has given his places of birth what is supposed to be Causewayside in Paisley ,
age 16 a HLW , sadly no parents , supposed to be born 1825 ,
on SP i found a Charles born 1823 in Paisley but the Mother is a Eliz Findlay not Renfrew . and Father James ,
i know Charles gave the information to the man from Poor Relief ,
but on seeing some other records , there is mistakes ,
on my GrandFathers marriage it says his Father was a HLW , still looking for him on 1851 , its a long task ,
with names like this ,
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JustJan