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good luck jean

Hi Sablon,
I took a look at the family search site you suggested, but unfortunatley the Janet Stevenson you found wasn't mine she was too old at time of immigration, but there are quite a few more to look at also Janet Moore's to check out, so thank you for your time.

jean

That's the first bit of good news I've had all day, Sablon, Thank you, I know this might sound stupid but how do you think I could find out if it is her ?
Thanks I will take a look.
jean

i found a Janet Stevenson
residence Paisley Scotland
Emigration Southhampton
Immigration 25/11/ 1919 newyork

record search pilot site on family search org

if you google it will come up .there are a lot of janet stevensons coming up might be worth a look

Sorry Sablon I have no idea what happened to her, only what was written on the poor releif records in 1911, it also said they had no children, it was her mother Margaret Stewart who applied for poor releif not Janet, so i don't even know if Janet was still in Scotland in 1911. Think I will have to give up on her for a while.
Thank you all for your help.

jean

I have been searching for sometime but still can't find the charles you are looking fo, Do you Know if she went to america with him??

Hi MaureeninNY, Sorry for the confusion, the information i have is from the Poor Relief Records in Glasgow, which is hand written stating that Janet Moore was married to a Charles ( looks like Nuckery ) who was a labourer in America , as I can't find any death for her or him in Scotland i am assuming they went to America at some point. Janet was married to allan stevenson in 1901 but he died in 1922.
jean

I'm confused. Was Janet in "America" (Canada or US??) as well at some point?
What sort of document are you getting the NUCKERY info from exactly?. Is it handwritten??

Maureen

Thank you Sablon,
I found mine on Scotlands People, perhaps i will take a look on Ancestry to see if I can find her second hubbie, as he just seems to have disappeared, although I am still not sure of the spelling.

best wishes jean

on ancestry it says Janet (Moore )Stevenson born 1882 Lanarkshire 1901 census and voting lists

Hi Sablon,
Thank you , my Janet Moore was under her married name of Stevenson living with her mother and siblings in the 1901 census.

regards
jean

Janet Moores in scotland 1901 aged 19yrs

2 born in Lanarkshire
1 in Perthshire
1 in wigtownshire

Hi Sablon,
Thankyou for that but his first name was Charles.
Jean

Hi , Julie, his first name is Charles, not even sure of d.o.b.supposedley married Janet nee Moore her d.o.b. 1882. she was born in Glasgow, he was a labourer in America according to her mother on poor relief records in 1911.
jean

a death and a marriage came up on free bdm for that name but only the two.


Deaths Sep 1891 (>99%)
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Knuckery Elizabeth May 0 Redruth 5c 120

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Marriages Mar 1911 (>99%)
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Knuckery Susan Redruth 5c 309
Pittman Arthur R Redruth 5c 309
Pryor Frederick Redruth 5c 309
Sills Emma M Redruth 5c 309

found this variation,i know it might not be yours but the name with a silent K

1. Gordan Harold Knuckery - International Genealogical Index / NA
Gender: Male Birth: 15 JUL 1945 Viscount, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan

2. Norman Harold Knuckery - International Genealogical Index / NA
Gender: Male Death: 21 MAY 1975 Viscount, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan

Matches: International Genealogical Index/North America - 2

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Pedigree Resource File
3. Bertha Knuckery - Pedigree Resource File
Gender: F Death/Burial: Deceased

Matches: Pedigree Resource File - 1
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Do you have a 1st name for him

Hi all,
has anyone ever heard of the surname NUCKERY, I have searched everywhere for this gentleman, using variants but nothing coming up for him .

Any advice would be great.
jean