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24 Jul 2009 15:01 |
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Keeping up appearances!
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Philip
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22 Jul 2009 22:22 |
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Allan's Pa, Allan's Pa, wherefore art thou, Allan's Pa?
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22 Jul 2009 00:35 |
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1851
Name: Margaret Wales Age: 60 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1791 Relationship: Mother-in-law Gender: Female Where born: Bannockburn, Stirling Parish Number: 644/2 Civil parish: Gorbals County: Lanarkshire Address: 183 Eglinton St Occupation: Sick Nurse
ED: 3B Page: 16 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 68 Line: 17 Roll: CSSCT1851_165
Household Members: Name Age George Munro 25 Helen Munro 24 - daughter of Margaret, i.e. Helen Wales, born Stirling Margaret Munro 1 Mo Margaret Wales 60
It's not that common a name, and there aren't that many born in Stirling. And Georgina had a daughter Margaret, not that that's uncommon.
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Philip
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21 Jul 2009 17:15 |
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Thanks, again, to Janey, I now have this:
1851 Scotland census
Name: Georgina Brown Age: 25 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Relationship: Wife Gender: Female Where born: Stirling Parish Number: 644/2 Civil parish: Gorbals County: Lanarkshire Address: 50 Nelson St Occupation: Mariners Wife ED: 22C Page: 22 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 89 Line: 7 Roll: CSSCT1851_166 Household Members: Name Age Georgina Brown 25
In 1861 she had children -- did you know this??
Name: Georgina Brown Age: 38 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1823 Relationship: Head Gender: Female Where born: Stirling, Stirling Registration Number: 503 Registration district: Row Civil parish: Row Town: Helensburgh County: Dumbartonshire Address: Clyde St Wilsons Land Occupation: House Holder ED: 8 Household schedule number: 157 Line: 14 Roll: CSSCT1861_68 Household Members: Name Age Georgina Brown 38 George Brown 5 - born Australia, South Margaret A Brown 3 - born Australia, South
In 1901 she is with daughter Margaret and family:
Civil parish: Govan County: Lanarkshire Margaret MacKie 41 Adelade MacKie 17 Alan MacKie 13 Georgina Brown 78 Robert Welch 24 Andrew W Kennedy 29 1871:
Georgina Brown 47 Margaret Brown 13 George Brown 15 - apprentice plumber Charles Stewart 50 - boarder
Just what you need - more potential heirs?
In 1881 Maggie is with Georgina but I don't see George anywhere.
I woulder whether these people might be of interest in 1881 though:
Name: James Brown Age: 23 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858 Relationship: Lodger Gender: Male Where born: Australia Registration Number: 644/11 Registration district: Hutchesontown Civil parish: Glasgow Hutchesontown County: Lanarkshire Occupation: Railway Fireman ED: 98 Household schedule number: 29 Line: 11 Roll: cssct1881_244
Name: Janet Brown Age: 21 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860 Relationship: Niece Gender: Female Where born: Geelong, Australia Registration Number: 644/11 Registration district: Hutchesontown Civil parish: Glasgow Hutchesontown County: Lanarkshire Address: 296 Cumberland St Occupation: Dressmaker ED: 26 Household schedule number: 82 Line: 1 Roll: cssct1881_242 Household Members: Name Age William Gorrie 49 Janet Gorrie 47 Janet Brown 21 Janet Jenkins 17
Is Janet James's daughter, and might he be (another) brother?
It would be a good idea to add this to your thread, even if it is something you already knew. Finding descendants of those children could be useful maybe? Feel free to copy it holus bolus and quote me!
JC
It seems that Allan left his wife in Scotland after a couple of voyages and never went back !
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Philip
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21 Jul 2009 12:21 |
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HElpppppppppppp!
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20 Jul 2009 21:59 |
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Hi. Yes, I managed to get credits and look at the entry, alas, no parents listed. Just that he was a seaman.
Just have to keep trying.
If I CAN prove they were brothers, I can make some money ! If not, zilch !
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20 Jul 2009 17:32 |
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Compulsory Registration began in Scotland in 1855 and marriages after that date show the parents of the bride and groom (if known). Prior to this the records are those obtained from records kept by the parish priests, ministers etc. Some of these records are very thorough and give a lot of details and some only the bare minimum. Usually marriages from the Old Parish Records (OPR's) only give the date and place of marriage and the names of the bride, groom and sometimes their witnesses. Parents are very rarely given on marriage OPR entries, unless it was a priest / minister who took pride in their work. Some births and marriages before 1855 were never registered or have been lost.
As Janey says I have access to all Scottish records and I will endeavour to do some searching for you and see what I can unearth.
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Philip
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20 Jul 2009 16:55 |
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Hi Janey.
I did try SP found the marriage, but it refused my visa payment, for some reason, and then I couldn't get back in again !
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JaneyCanuck
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19 Jul 2009 20:17 |
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Hi Philip - familysearch isn't the place to look for full info. Have you tried
www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk ?
Free to register, credits must be purchased to see search results. They're cheap. Then you can pay more to see the actual marriage record, and it's still not hugely expensive. It's that record that would show the parent's name.
The index is "Banns & Marriages 1538-1854".
I just did the search, and there is a Brown + Wales marriage in 1847.
Unfortunately I don't have active credits to view the results, and I wouldn't use 'em to view the record anyhow, as that's a little pricier. ;)
I strongly suggest you do that - register at SP, buy the minimum credits, do that search and view the record. Once you have viewed it, you can view it again anytime, but of course it would be best to save the image on your own computer.
Oh - and it should give the father's occupation as well, info that could be quite useful, it seems.
If it does give any info that would be of assistance for your purpose, I'm sure you can get a certified copy.
A GR member named Thomas is pretty expert in Scottish records. If you come back and post the results of that search and do want any further help with Scottish records, I'll go find him and haul him over here. ;)
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Philip
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19 Jul 2009 16:52 |
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Thanks, Janey.
I'll delete it now.
No, it's unfortunate that in Family Search there are three entries for the same person, with different dates ! But, alas, no parents in any.
Just hoping someone has a family story about Browns in Tahiti !
nana fer now, Philip.
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19 Jul 2009 07:00 |
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However --
"Allan Brown, B 19/02/1826 in Australia. He married Georgina (Bruel) Wales in Glasgow Scotland, June 1847"
Is there no father's name in the marriage record?
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19 Jul 2009 06:58 |
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I'm afraid all I can do is wish you good luck!
Would you delete the duplicate of this post that you posted two days ago, please?
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1163672
The reason is that if different people see different posts about the same thing, they may end up doing the same work in an effort to help, thus wasting their time.
To bring your post up to the top of the board so that people who missed it might see it, just post a new message in it at any time. To find your posts, just click on "My threads" over on the left.
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Philip
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19 Jul 2009 06:45 |
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I need to find the father of Allan Brown, listed below. If anyone has access to lists of civilians for 1826 in Auzzie, could they check or give me a buzz please?
Due to help from Shirley, I have found my two Browns, John Amos B 15/12/1828, D 14/8/1882 in Papeete. Tahiti. He married Emma Mervin in 1878 B 1857 in Tahiti.
The other is: Allan Brown, B 19/02/1826 in Australia but there is no record of the birth. He married Georgina (Bruce) Wales in Glasgow Scotland, June 1847 D 10 or 13/11/1859 in Tahiti. No date of death for Georgina
A descendant of his wants to know if they were brothers.
Unfortunately, this still doesn't prove they were brothers. Common belief among their descendants in French Polynesia is that they were. However, before land claims can be settled, the judge must have proof . It would seem that the father was in the army, navy or some government post to have been, with his wife, in Australia in 1826, when Allan was born, and then in Gloucester, in 1828, when John was born.
If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it.
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