I've looked at the lists of occupations but can't interpret this one. I'm not even sure what the first letter is, which is tricky!
It's also on the death of Isobel's sister Elizabeth but the word journeyman instead of what I read as "master".
Can anyone make out the first part please?
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1584
thanks
Help with deciphering an occupation
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DorothyCoe
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Help with deciphering an occupation
Dorothy Coe
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Re: Help with deciphering an occupation
DorothyCoe wrote:I've looked at the lists of occupations but can't interpret this one. I'm not even sure what the first letter is, which is tricky!
It's also on the death of Isobel's sister Elizabeth but the word journeyman instead of what I read as "master".
Can anyone make out the first part please?
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1584
thanks
-----miller.
could you upload Elizabeth's entry too?
Regards,
Annette
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DorothyCoe
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thanks for your interest. I'm thinking that miller is more likely - could it be lintmiller? Is there such a thing?
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1585
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1585
Dorothy Coe
Family Names: Coe, Atkinson, Kerney, Ramsay, McGregor, McCurrach, McNaughton, Mackie, Horne, Cordiner, Milne, Porter, Gibson
Family Names: Coe, Atkinson, Kerney, Ramsay, McGregor, McCurrach, McNaughton, Mackie, Horne, Cordiner, Milne, Porter, Gibson
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nelmit
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Yes Dorothy I agree with Lint miller.DorothyCoe wrote:thanks for your interest. I'm thinking that miller is more likely - could it be lintmiller? Is there such a thing?
http://talkingscot.com/gallery/displayi ... ?pos=-1585
I'm sure there would have been - if you google Lint Mill you'll find out more about it.
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Annette
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DorothyCoe
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Ah yes. It seems that according to the Rev James Simmie's account of Rothiemay, where most of the family thus far back have worked, there was a lint mill there! I wonder when the Rev was writing?
Thanks for your help Annette.
Thanks for your help Annette.
Dorothy Coe
Family Names: Coe, Atkinson, Kerney, Ramsay, McGregor, McCurrach, McNaughton, Mackie, Horne, Cordiner, Milne, Porter, Gibson
Family Names: Coe, Atkinson, Kerney, Ramsay, McGregor, McCurrach, McNaughton, Mackie, Horne, Cordiner, Milne, Porter, Gibson
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WilmaM
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And this might just well be it:
http://www.cottages4you.co.uk and search for property 3526
I'd love to stay in this one
http://www.cottages4you.co.uk and search for property 3526
I'd love to stay in this one
Wilma
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DorothyCoe
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thanks Wilma. That link takes me to the holiday cottage website but I can't find a way of searching for the one you mention. Can you send me a more exact link please?
Thanks
Thanks
Dorothy Coe
Family Names: Coe, Atkinson, Kerney, Ramsay, McGregor, McCurrach, McNaughton, Mackie, Horne, Cordiner, Milne, Porter, Gibson
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