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#5779 From: Mary Barnes <marysb@...>
Date: Sun Jul 29, 2012 11:40 pm
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB. 
And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

Mary

On 30/07/2012, at 7:48 AM, Mopar Man wrote:

 

I'll be visiting Peterhead, Aberdeen and Edinburgh in a little more than a month and I'd like to to a bit of genealogical research of my Wallace and Buchan ancestors while I'm there. Other than the Family History Society of Buchan in Pterhead and the Scotland's People center in Edinburgh what locations are worth stopping by?


Mary Barnes





#5780 From: Alison Kennedy <alison2kennedy@...>
Date: Mon Jul 30, 2012 5:17 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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When you are in Aberdeen, would suggest you try visiting the Local Studies Information Centre of the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct - tel. 01224 652512 - www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/libraries - opening hours are Monday & Wednesday 9am - 8pm; Tuesday, Thursday to Saturday 9am - 5pm.

The Library holds an excellent amount of newspapers on microfilm which are extremely helpful when looking for information on ancestors.  Unfortunately there is no index for these and therefore you will need to take a list of names and important dates that you wish to search for.  More information on the extent of the newspapers can be obtained from their website.  Use of the facility is free and no need to be a member of the library but you will need to pay for any printouts - currently 10p for A4 and 20p for A3.

Other suggestions for visits would be the (a) Gordon Highlanders Museum - www.gordonhighlanders.com  (b) The Aberdeenshire Library and Information Service, Oldmeldrum - www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/libraries/information/local_studies.asp   and (c) Aberdeen Maritime Museum  www.aberdeenships.com

Hope these help.

Alison


From: Mary Barnes
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 30 July 2012, 0:40
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 
There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB. 
And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

Mary

On 30/07/2012, at 7:48 AM, Mopar Man wrote:

 
I'll be visiting Peterhead, Aberdeen and Edinburgh in a little more than a month and I'd like to to a bit of genealogical research of my Wallace and Buchan ancestors while I'm there. Other than the Family History Society of Buchan in Peterhead and the Scotland's People center in Edinburgh what locations are worth stopping by?




#5781 From: "margaret339587" <maggiemcgregor@...>
Date: Mon Jul 30, 2012 7:22 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "Mopar Man" <moparman4@...> wrote:
>
> I'll be visiting Peterhead, Aberdeen and Edinburgh in a little more than a
month and I'd like to to a bit of genealogical research of my Wallace and Buchan
ancestors while I'm there. Other than the Family History Society of Buchan in
Pterhead and the Scotland's People center in Edinburgh what locations are worth
stopping by?
>
If you visit the castle, be sure to see the Hall of Remembrance.  It holds books
containing the names of all those Scots men and women who died in the Great War
and WW2.  If you have a relative who died in either of these they will be there
- I have been and it is very moving.
Good luck with your searching!

#5782 From: Elisabeth Wilson <elisabeth.wilson@...>
Date: Mon Jul 30, 2012 9:19 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.

And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth

Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)


#5783 From: Billy D <lost_without_me@...>
Date: Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:11 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Too bad I didn't know my most distant known ancestors  were from Peterhead/Aberdeenshire (James Davidson/Janet Cheyne) when I was stationed over there, I would have loved to have visited all these areas and probably could of found some interesting tid-bits of information or met a distant relative or two.

Cheers

Bill

--- On Mon, 7/30/12, Elisabeth Wilson <elisabeth.wilson@...> wrote:

From: Elisabeth Wilson <elisabeth.wilson@...>
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, July 30, 2012, 5:19 AM

 

At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:

 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.

And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth

Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)


#5784 From: "Mopar Man" <moparman4@...>
Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 4:23 am
Subject: RE: Peterhead Visit
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Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.

 

I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.

 

I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.

 

Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?

 

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:

 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.


Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.


And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.


I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth


Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)


#5785 From: MARGIE DAVIDSON <margiedavidson@...>
Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 2:04 pm
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Hi,

Don't know when this thread started but if interested the photographic display is open till end August - before you make an appointment with the registrar check out the Family History centre first as we hold numerous records you can access for much less particularly if the family you are researching had any fishing links.

If you wish to letme know when you are to be in Peteread I can orgainise times for you
 
Margie

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012, 5:23
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 
Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.
 
I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.
 
I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.
 
Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?
 
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.


And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth


Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)



#5786 From: Gweneth Myers <gwenethmyers@...>
Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:49 pm
Subject: RE: Peterhead Visit
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G'day
I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront.  There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things which you haven't got.
 
One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the track.
 
The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to you.
 
I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little Australian flag on their grave!
 
Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.
Cheers
Gwen
Melbourne, Aus

--- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM

 

Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.

 

I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.

 

I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.

 

Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?

 

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:

 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.


Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.


And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.


I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth


Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)


#5787 From: Margaret Geddes <margaretmgeddes@...>
Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:39 pm
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Dear Gwebeth
 
Peterhead@yahoogroups.com are very helpful along with the Family history societies. If you have the ancestor approx date of birth and where (in Scotland) then you will be able to get that starting point from Scotlandspeople site. Although you have to pay for the information, it can lead to the next generation on mother and father side. If you are lucky you can sometimes find a family tree on Ancestry.co.uk, which the familysocieties have access to as well. As some of my relatives were buried in Peterhead I had access to death records and burial records of Peterhead cemetry and Constitution cemetry, from another site called deceased online. Again you have to pay but it is qualifying your search. Hopfully your ancestor has been researched from another line and there is a link to your family, as I was very lucky with my husband's ancestors who go back as far as 1799 on one side 1748 and before on the other side.  I have no Campbell's though, but enjoy researching and you will get help. Good luck and happy hunting.
Margaret Geddes

From: Gweneth Myers <gwenethmyers@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012, 22:49
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
G'day
I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront.  There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things which you haven't got.
 
One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the track.
 
The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to you.
 
I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little Australian flag on their grave!
 
Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.
Cheers
Gwen
Melbourne, Aus
--- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM

 
Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.
 
I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.
 
I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.
 
Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?
 
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.


And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth


Elisabeth WilsonLenah Valley, Tasmaniaresearching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)

#5788 From: MARGIE DAVIDSON <margiedavidson@...>
Date: Wed Aug 1, 2012 8:58 pm
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Had a look at families on display today and laughed - your Buchan family occupy a whole board with photographs of the sons- one Robert was known as Baker Bob and the shop is still there although vastly changed but we do have a photo of the shop as it was with a horse and cart outside it - we even know who is sitting on the cart!

The Peter Buchan/ Jane May line was one of the Buchan ones on display last year and is now in a folder you can browse through- it comes into my own line.

We have a large collection of photgraphs for the Doodie line. Diggal line, Balone line,Grays, Peekie and Chat. The other surnames with a large collection of photos include Strachan, Bruce, Milne, Baird and McLean.





 
Margie

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 29 July 2012, 23:23
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 
Thanks, Bill!
 
We’re definitely going to the castle in Edinburgh. I’m going with my wife, uncle and aunt so I’m going to try and separate from the group at least half a day in Edinburgh to hit ScotlandsPeople since I can research stuff there that I can’t do on line from the US. I’m a member of the Society of Buchan so I’ll stop by for sure but some advice from people still living in these areas would be awesome.
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Billy D
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2012 3:07 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
I can't offer any advice on where to visit but congratulations on your trip. I've been to Aberdeen and Edinburgh (while stationed for 3 years at Edzell) but the extent of my trip to the big cities was trying to hit as many pubs as possible.Aberdeen is a beautiful city though and I did make it to the castle in Edinburgh.

Cheers,

Bill Davison (Davidson)

--- On Sun, 7/29/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 29, 2012, 5:48 PM
 
I'll be visiting Peterhead, Aberdeen and Edinburgh in a little more than a month and I'd like to to a bit of genealogical research of my Wallace and Buchan ancestors while I'm there. Other than the Family History Society of Buchan in Pterhead and the Scotland's People center in Edinburgh what locations are worth stopping by?



#5789 From: "Mopar Man" <moparman4@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 3:11 am
Subject: RE: Peterhead Visit
mchapman...
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Margie, thanks much for all the efforts. I’m completely stoked to see these pictures. I’ve sent you an email with a couple of questions on the private thread we had going.

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of MARGIE DAVIDSON
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 1:59 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

Had a look at families on display today and laughed - your Buchan family occupy a whole board with photographs of the sons- one Robert was known as Baker Bob and the shop is still there although vastly changed but we do have a photo of the shop as it was with a horse and cart outside it - we even know who is sitting on the cart!

 

The Peter Buchan/ Jane May line was one of the Buchan ones on display last year and is now in a folder you can browse through- it comes into my own line.

 

We have a large collection of photgraphs for the Doodie line. Diggal line, Balone line,Grays, Peekie and Chat. The other surnames with a large collection of photos include Strachan, Bruce, Milne, Baird and McLean.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Margie


From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 29 July 2012, 23:23
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

Thanks, Bill!

 

We’re definitely going to the castle in Edinburgh. I’m going with my wife, uncle and aunt so I’m going to try and separate from the group at least half a day in Edinburgh to hit ScotlandsPeople since I can research stuff there that I can’t do on line from the US. I’m a member of the Society of Buchan so I’ll stop by for sure but some advice from people still living in these areas would be awesome.

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Billy D
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2012 3:07 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

I can't offer any advice on where to visit but congratulations on your trip. I've been to Aberdeen and Edinburgh (while stationed for 3 years at Edzell) but the extent of my trip to the big cities was trying to hit as many pubs as possible.Aberdeen is a beautiful city though and I did make it to the castle in Edinburgh.

Cheers,

Bill Davison (Davidson)

--- On Sun, 7/29/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:


From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 29, 2012, 5:48 PM

 

I'll be visiting Peterhead, Aberdeen and Edinburgh in a little more than a month and I'd like to to a bit of genealogical research of my Wallace and Buchan ancestors while I'm there. Other than the Family History Society of Buchan in Pterhead and the Scotland's People center in Edinburgh what locations are worth stopping by?

 


#5790 From: "Mopar Man" <moparman4@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 3:30 am
Subject: RE: Peterhead Visit
mchapman...
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Thanks for the tips. I think it’s going to be difficult to balance research with sightseeing since this may be my only trip to Scotland. So it’s sounding like I may be sending my wife on with my uncle and aunt while I spend some time researching.

 

I’m a member of FHSB but I’m wondering if I should buy a membership to ANESFH. Any opinions out there?

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Gweneth Myers
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 2:50 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

G'day

I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront.  There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things which you haven't got.

 

One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the track.

 

The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to you.

 

I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little Australian flag on their grave!

 

Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.

Cheers

Gwen

Melbourne, Aus


--- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:


From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM

 

Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.

 

I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.

 

I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.

 

Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?

 

 

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 

 

At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:

 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.


Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.

And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.


I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth

Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)


#5791 From: MARGIE DAVIDSON <margiedavidson@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 8:29 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Time enough to do that when you get here - see how you get on first as there may be better avenues than another Family History society.
 
Margie

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 2 August 2012, 4:30
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit

 
Thanks for the tips. I think it’s going to be difficult to balance research with sightseeing since this may be my only trip to Scotland. So it’s sounding like I may be sending my wife on with my uncle and aunt while I spend some time researching.
 
I’m a member of FHSB but I’m wondering if I should buy a membership to ANESFH. Any opinions out there?
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Gweneth Myers
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 2:50 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
G'day
I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront.  There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things which you haven't got.
 
One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the track.
 
The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to you.
 
I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little Australian flag on their grave!
 
Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.
Cheers
Gwen
Melbourne, Aus

--- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM
 
Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.
 
I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.
 
I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.
 
Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?
 
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.

And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth

Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)



#5792 From: "margaret339587" <maggiemcgregor@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 10:03 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
margaret339587
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--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, MARGIE DAVIDSON <margiedavidson@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> Time enough to do that when you get here - see how you get on first as there
may be better avenues than another Family History society.
>
>  
> Margie
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
> To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, 2 August 2012, 4:30
> Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
>
>
>  
> Thanks for the tips. I think it’s going to be difficult to balance research
with sightseeing since this may be my only trip to Scotland. So it’s sounding
like I may be sending my wife on with my uncle and aunt while I spend some time
researching.
>  
> I’m a member of FHSB but I’m wondering if I should buy a membership to
ANESFH. Any opinions out there?
>  
>  
> From:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Gweneth Myers
> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 2:50 PM
> To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
>  
>  
> G'day
> I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of
what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to
look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and
I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are
helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but
if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first
day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront. 
There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and
houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure
someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things
which you haven't got.
>  
> One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called
Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone
with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked
graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the
track.
>  
> The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an
overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before
you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to
you.
>  
> I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time
is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work
before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got
home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location
of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave
was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little
Australian flag on their grave!
>  
> Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came
from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.
> Cheers
> Gwen
> Melbourne, Aus
>
> --- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:
>
> >From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
> >Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
> >To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
> >Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM
> > 
> >Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.
> > 
> I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if
there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In
Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in
the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.
>  
> I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of
Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got
two great uncles who were killed during World War I.
>  
> Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I
pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in
person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?
>  
>  
>  
> From:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Elisabeth Wilson
> Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
> To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
>  
>  
> At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
>  
> >
> >There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society
(see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street,
Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They
include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been
going longer than the FHSB.
>
> Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.
>
>
> And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is
the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.
>
> I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then
easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.
>
> I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful
too.
>
> Enjoy your trip!
>
> Elisabeth
>
>
> Elisabeth Wilson
> Lenah Valley, Tasmania
> researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden)
SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen)
DAVIDSON (Strichen)
>
Oops - it's not the Hall of Remembrance (got mixed up with Yad Vashem) it's the
Scottish National War Memorial!  The details are the same though.
Happy hunting
Maggie McGregor

#5793 From: JOHN SMITH <johnsmith230@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 6:58 pm
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Hi Gwen
 
I note you were researching the Campbell line in Findochty; my grandmother was a Campbell from Lossiemouth and my mother (still alive at 85) tells the story that the family who were originally part farmers part fishermen from Kyle of Lochalsh were forced from there homes during the highland clearances, they took their belongings and walked all the way to the east coast and arrived at Findochty, half of them settled there, the other half continued up the coast and settled in Lossiemouth where they successfully pioneered the seine type of fishing on the east coast.
John Smith
From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 2 August 2012, 4:30
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
Thanks for the tips. I think it’s going to be difficult to balance research with sightseeing since this may be my only trip to Scotland. So it’s sounding like I may be sending my wife on with my uncle and aunt while I spend some time researching.
 
I’m a member of FHSB but I’m wondering if I should buy a membership to ANESFH. Any opinions out there?
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Gweneth Myers
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 2:50 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
G'day
I was at Scotlandspeople back in 2009.  My advice would be to have a plan of what you want to research as you have limited time. Find out what you need to look for by visiting the website.  In 2009, it was better to make a booking and I rang them from the place I was staying to make an all day booking.  They are helpful and will set you up. There is usually a queue at the place first up, but if you have made a booking you can go straight in.  At the end of the first day, I made a booking for the next few days which you have to pay for upfront.  There are limited computers.  The building next door is very interesting and houses records from court sessions.  I have forgotten its name but I'm sure someone can tell you on this forum but you need time to read through things which you haven't got.
 
One line I was researching was "Campbell" in a fishing village called Findochty and when I visited the cemetery, I took photos of every headstone with that name for future reference.  No doubt there would be many unmarked graves.  The information on the headstone can prove invaluable further down the track.
 
The Aberdeen (ANESFH) people in King Street are really wonderful (I've been an overseas member there for years) but check out their website as well before you go.  They do have members' family pedigree charts which could be useful to you.
 
I have had several visits to Scotland and to try researching with limited time is difficult and can be overwhelming if you haven't put in  some ground work before you get there.  My trip in 2009 was fairly well planned but when I got home, I found some vital information on deceased-online regarding the location of a grave of my gg-grandparents.  I was at the right cemetery but the grave was unmarked, naturally I had to visit again in 2011 so I could put  a little Australian flag on their grave!
 
Good luck with the visit - it is wonderful to see where our ancestors came from and walk on the streets they did, see the houses where they lived.
Cheers
Gwen
Melbourne, Aus

--- On Tue, 31/7/12, Mopar Man <moparman4@...> wrote:

From: Mopar Man <moparman4@...>
Subject: RE: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Received: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 2:23 PM
 
Many thanks to everyone who’s chimed in on this thread.
 
I’ll definitely hit the ANESFHS in Aberdeen and the Central Library if there’s time (I’ve only got a couple complete days in Aberdeen). In Peterhead, it still sounds like the FHSB is going to be a must and I’ll add in the registrar if I can and see where else comes up.
 
I’ll definitely be hitting the Castle in Edinburgh and now the Hall of Remembrance (never heard of it before this) is now a must-see since we’ve got two great uncles who were killed during World War I.
 
Can someone tell me what I can expect at the Scotland’s People Center? Is I pretty much like using their website? I know I can search more modern records in person, but is there a lot of other stuff there that’s not available on line?
 
 
 
From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Elisabeth Wilson
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 2:19 AM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Peterhead] Peterhead Visit
 
 
At 09:40 AM 30/07/2012, you wrote:
 

There is also the Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society (see http://www.anesfhs.org.uk/). Their headquarters is at 158-164 King Street, Aberdeen. I have found them very helpful whenever I have visited there. They include the Peterhead area, and have a well-stocked library, as they have been going longer than the FHSB.

Couldn't agree more - it's a great place.

And in Peterhead itself, if you are interested in cemetery records, there is the Registrar's office, but you need to make an appointment to visit it.

I was fortunate and just walked in off the street. The cemetery itself is then easy to search, as the Registrar has the location of the lairs.

I also found the people at the Arbuthnot museum and library really helpful too.

Enjoy your trip!

Elisabeth

Elisabeth Wilson
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
researching GORDON (Peterhead) GIBB (Peterhead) YOUNG (Slains/Cruden) SPENCE(Peterhead) PAUL (Peterhead?) MURRISON (Peterhead) CRAIG (Strichen) DAVIDSON (Strichen)

#5794 From: "lost_without_me" <lost_without_me@...>
Date: Sun Aug 5, 2012 12:37 am
Subject: Re: Peterhead Visit
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Greetings Margie,

If you find that you have any connection to a James Davidson and Janet Cheyne
(going back to 1600's), please let me know. I'm a distant descendant of James
and Janet's son, William who was apparently born in Peterhead in 1668 but
emigrated to America. I'm hopeful one day before I depart this planet I might
find a relation back in the Scotland. I can't imagine Peterhead is all that
large and while there are quite a few Davidsons there, maybe someone has their
lineage traced back to the 1600's.

Cheers,

Bill

#5795 From: "woodfordorion@..." <woodfordorion@...>
Date: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:58 pm
Subject: Peterhead connection to Bermuda
woodfordorio...
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I was recently on holiday in Bermuda and was happy to find a connection to
Peterhead whilst there.  The Bermuda National Cathedral was designed by
Peterhead Architect William Hay and the Peterhead pink granite was used in the
construction, primarily in all of the massive columns.  I've posted a couple of
pictures in an album.  It had special significance for me because my great
grandfather Alexander Wilson Cordiner worked in the pink granite quarries in
Peterhead in the late 1800s.

#5796 From: "lost_without_me" <lost_without_me@...>
Date: Thu Aug 30, 2012 11:30 pm
Subject: Peterhead Davidsons- YDNA Testing
lost_without_me
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Greetings Davidson Men from Peterhead and Abderdeenshire,

Please consider DNA testing either through FTDNA, or whatever is available in
Scotland and the results can be transferred or entered into YSEARCH
(ysearch.org). I'm getting tired of having no Davidson Y-DNA matches and it's
only because I don't think a single Davidson from Aberdeenshire has taken the
test. Someone even suggested I might be from a different family name because my
closest match is a "Curley" from Ireland. The day I get a match to a Davidson in
Scotland will be a bonnie day indeed!

Cheers,

Bill Davison (Davidson)

Ancestor- James Davidson (married Janet Cheyne), Peterhead, circa early 1600's

#5797 From: "welling.steve" <welling.steve@...>
Date: Thu Sep 13, 2012 12:01 am
Subject: PETERHEAD FAMILIES i am researching
welling.steve
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ALLEN   DUGUID  GREIG  HAY  LOVIE

BIRNIE   MITCHELL  NAPIER

BUCHAN  BURNETT   ROBERTSON

DONALDSON   SHEARER  SIMPSON SLESSOR


SUMMERS   TAYLOR   TYTLER    YULE

ALL THESE FAMILOIES WERE BORN,MARRIED OR DIED IN PETERHEAD

#5798 From: "D" <ddavidson12@...>
Date: Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:32 pm
Subject: Re: DAVIDSON surname 1861 census
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My Great Grandfather John Davidson
> 60 LONGATE STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 24, stonecutter, Peterhead
> Mary Jane, W,M, 20, Peterhead
> Mary J, dau, 1, Peterhead
> William, son, 3 months, Peterhead

David Davidson
Aberdeen

--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "Ivo" <cvj@...> wrote:
>
> Hi group,
> I don't have the 1861 census on hire at the moment, I took these details a
while ago.
> They might help someone else.
> There are a few other names such as Thomson, Petrie, McIntosh, as lodgers,
neices etc.
> Catherine
>
> 2 ELLIS ATREET
> Robert Davidson, H,M, 29, cooper, Peterhead
> Margaret, W, M, 29, Peterhead
> Elizabeth K, dau, 4, Peterhead
> Ann B, dau, 2, Peterhead
> George, son, 15 days, Peterhead
>
> 3 NORTH STREET
> Jean Davidson, W, 43, dom servant, Peterhead
>
> 10/1 NORTH STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 26, ships carpenter, Peterhead
> Mary, W,M, 26, Peterhead
> James, son, 6, scholar, Peterhead
> Mary, dau, 2, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 10 months, Peterhead
>
> 17
> NORTH STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 39, shoemaker, Peterhead
> Jane, W,M, 38, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, U, 18, ships carpenter, Peterhead
> Isabella, dau, 15, servant, Peterhead
> John, son, 13, shoemaker, Peterhead
> William, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> George, son, 8, scholar, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 3, Peterhead
>
> 20/4 NORTH STREET
> William Davidson, H,M, 33, ships carpenter, Peterhead
> Jessie, W,M, 25, ?
> Elizabeth, dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> William, son, 3, Peterhead
> John, son, Peterhead
>
> 21 NORTH STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 64, flesher, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, W,M, 67, Peterhead
> James Davidson, g/son, U, 20, ships carpenter, Peterhead
>
> 30/2 LONGATE STREET
> Jane Davidson, W, 44, boarding house keeper, Strichen
> Elizabeth Petrie, dau, U, 17, servant, Strichen
> Alexander Davidson, son, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Margaret Davidson, H,M, 35, seamans wife, Peterhead
> Jane, dau, 12, scholar, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Ann, dau, 11 months, Peterhead
> John, son, 5, scholar, Peterhead
>
> 21/1 BACKGATE STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 26, hostler, Longside
> Ann, W,M, 24, Longside
>
> 20 BACKGATE STREET
> Mary Davidson, H,M, 46, seamans wife, Crimond
>
> 15 CHAPEL STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 42, ships carpenter, Longside
> Margaret, W,M, 45, Longside
> John, son, 12, scholar, Peterhead
> James, son, 6, scholar, Peterhead
>
> WINDMILL STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 26, blacksmith, Aberdour
> Mrageret, W,M, 24, Inverness
>
> 41/5 QUEEN STREET
> Isabella Davidson, H,W, 67, stocking knitter, St. Forgue
>
> 45 QUEEN STREET
> Robert Davidson, H,U, 40, ? dealer, Ellon
>
> 59 MARISCHALL STREET
> Robert Davidson, H,M, 20, seaman, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 20, Aberdour
>
> 4 BACK STREET
> Alexander Davidson, lodger, U, 22, tailor, Peterculter
>
> 23 ERROL STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 36, labourer, Old Deer
> Margaret, W,M, 30, Belhelvie
> Jean, dau, scholar, 7, Peterhead
> James, son, 4, Peterhead
> Elisabeth, dau, 2, Peterhead
>
> 25 ST. PETERS STREET
> Alexander Davidson, H,M, 36, butcher, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 34, Fraserburgh
> Margaret, dau, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Ann, dau, 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Patrick B, son, 3, Peterhead
> Isabella B, dau, 3, Peterhead
> James, son, 1, Peterhead
>
> UFIE? STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 42, flesher, Peterhead
> Isabella, W,M, Peterhead
> John, son, U, 21, flesher, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, dau, U, 20, Peterhead
> Alexander, son 12, scholar, Peterhead
> James, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Mary Ann, dau, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Jamesina, dau 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Charles, son, 3, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 1, Peterhead
>
> 22JAMES STREET
> James Davidson, boarder, U, 24, cooper, Peterhead
>
> 21 JAMES STREET
> Helen Davidson, servant, U, 25, Peterhead
>
> 4 CHARLOTTE STREET
> George Davidson, H,M, 36, engineer and machine maker, New Machar
> Margaret, W,M, 46, Ra?in
> Alexander, son, U, 14, New Machar
>
> 33 MERCHANT STREET
> Christina Davidson, H,W, 70, lodging house keeper, Longside
>
> 6 UPHILL LANE
> Elizabeth Davidson, H,U, 45, dressmaker, Peterhead
>
> 23 MARISCHALL STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 39, master shoemaker, Cruden
> Helen, W,M, 42, Peterhead
> William, son, 13, scholar, Peterhead
> James, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> John, son, 8, scholar, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, 6, scholar, Peterhead
> Ellen, dau, 1, Peterhead
>
> 4 ERROL STREET
> Isabella Davidson, H, 72, Forfar
>
> 11 JAMES STREET
> Nathaniel Davidson, H,M, 27, cooper, Longside
> Jane, W,M, 28, Longside
> Alexander McIntosh, son, 4, Longside
> Nathaniel, son, 1, Longside
>
> 4 BROAD STREET
> Joan Davidson, H,W, 59, housekeeper,
>
> 18 HARBOUR STREET
> Margaret Davidson, servant, U, 66, housekeeper general servant, Longside
>
> 2 SEAGATE STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 38, cooper, Peterhead
> Annie M, W,M, 33, Lewis
>
> 26 LONG STREET
> Thomas Davidson, H,M, 23, cooper, Peterhead
>   ?                     , W,M, 23 Peterhead
>
> 10 LONGATE STREET
> Mary Davidson, H,W, 76, housekeeper, Peterhead
> Edward, son, U, 40, seaman, Peterhead
> Edward Spence, g/son, 14, grocers asst, Peterhead
>
> 40 LONGATE STREET
> Elizabeth Davidson, H,M, 25, seamans wife, Peterhead
> Alexaneer, son, 3, Peterhead
>
> 50 LONGATE STREET
> ?ds Davidson, H,W, 69, retired shoemaker, Cruden
>
> 60 LONGATE STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 24, stonecutter, Peterhead
> Mary Jane, W,M, 20, Peterhead
> Mary J, dau, 1, Peterhead
> William, son, 3 months, Peterhead
>
> 6 FISH LANE
> John Davidson, H,M, 78, seaman, Longside
> Ann, W,M, 68, Peterhead
> Eliza Matheson, neice, U, 22, Aberdeen
> John D. Macintosh, g/child, 8, scholar, Peterhead
>
> 9 FISH LANE
> John Davidson, H,M, 44, seaman, Peterhead
> Isabella, W,M, 40, fisherwoman, Peterhead
> John, son, 15, cooper, Peterhead
>
> 28 SEAGATE STREET
> Elizabeth Davidson, servant, U, 15, gen domestic servant, Old Deer
>
> 22b NORTH STREET
> George Davidson, H,M, 56, labourer, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, W,M, 43, Peterhead
> John, son, 16, carter, Peterhead
> Robert, son, scholar, 9, Peterhead
> Douglas, son, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Barbara, dau, 2, Peterhead
> William, D. Davidson, g/son, 10 months, Peterhead
>
> 19 PORT HENRY ROAD
> Alexander Davidson, H,M, 35, cooper, Peterhead
> Margaret U. Davidson, W,M, 34, Peterhead
> William U. Davidson, son, 6, scholar, Peterhead
> James, son, 4, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, 2, Peterhead
>
>  36 PORT HENRY ROAD
> Isabella Davidson, servant, U, 20, dom servant, Peterhead
>
> 1? RONHEADS
> George Davidson, H,M, 40, slater, Peterhead
> Annie, W,M, 41, New Pitsligo
> Andrew, son, U, 18, apprentice slater, Peterhead
> George, son, 13, scholar, Peterhead
> Uaggie, dau, 12, scholar, Peterhead
> Janet, dau, 10, scholar, Peterhead
> Annie, dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> William, son, 3, Peterhead
>
> 24 RONHEADS
> Christina Davidson, H, U, 17, fishworker, Peterhead
>
> 77 LORRGATE?
> Alexaner Davidson, H,M, 49, gas stoker, Peterhead
> Ann, W,M, 49, Peterhead
> Margaret A. dau, U, 20, dom servant, Peterhead
> James, son, U, 18, brewers asst, Peterhead
> 'David, son, 16, confectioner, Peterhead
> William, son, 14, message boy, Peterhead
> Jemima? S. dau, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Peterh, son, 10, scholar, Peterhead
> ?????  , 6, scholar, Peterhead
> Robert A. son,  3 weeks, Peterhead
>
> NORTH STREET
> Bella Davidson, servant, U, 21, dom servant, Longside
>
> 37 NORTH STREET
> Marjory Davidson, W, M, 44, sailors wife, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, dau, 15, dom servant, Peterhead
> James, son, 13, carter, Peterhead
> Willie, son 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Maggie J. dau, 9 scholar, Peterhead
> John, son, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Anna B. dau, 5,Peterhead
> Sophia, dau, 3, Peterhead
> Alice, dau, 1 Peterhead
>
> 12 WINDMILL STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 63, seaman, Peterhead
> Helen, W.M, 38, fish worker, Portmackie, Banfshire
> Helen Co. dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Mary, dau, 2, Peterhead
>
> 1 WINDMILL STREET
> Bi?lia Davidson, H,W, 62, Old Deer
> George, son, U, 26, cooper, Longside
>
> 7 WINDMILL STREET
> George Davidson, H,M, 24, seaman unemployed, Peterhead
> Helen, W,M, 26, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, 2 1/2, Peterhead
> Georgina, dau, 5 months, Peterhead
> Alexander Davidson, father, Wdr, 71, shoemaker, New Machar
>
> 19 WINDMILL STREET
> Jessie Davidson, H,M, 36, R? O'Neil
> James, son, U, 23, cooper, Peterhead
>
> 25 WINDMILL STREET
> George Davidson, H,W, 63, New Machar
>
> 2 TANFIELD STREET
> William Davidson, H,M, 39, seaman, Peterhead
> Jane, W,M, 39, Peterhead
>
> 30 QUEEN STREET
> John Davidson, boarder, U, 64, railway surfaceman, Lonmay
>
> 22 QUEEN STREET
> Jane Noble Davidson, H,W, 74, Strichen
>
> 77 ST. PETERS STREET
> Alexander Davidson, H,M, 66, butcher, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 66, Fraserburgh
> Alice, dau, U, 24, Peterhead
> Frank, son, U, 22, Peterhead
>
> 3 UGIE STREET
> Elizabeth J. Davidson, H, U, 20, fishworker, Peterhead
>
> 3 UGIE STREET
> Peter Davidson, H,M, 38, butcher, Peterhead
> Jemima F. W,M, 37, Peterhead
> William P. son, 12, scholar, Peterhead
> Julia F. dau, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Robert J. son, 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Christian P. dau, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Charles H. son, 2, Peterhead
> Arthur J. son, 3 months, Peterhead
>
>
> 6 UGIE STREET
> Isabella Davidson, H,W, 69, living on private means, Peterhead
>
> 12 UGIE STREET
> Elizabeth Davidson, H, U, 74, pauper, Peterhead
>
> 42e WINDMILL STREET
> Alexander R. Davidson, H,M, 53, cooper, Peterhead
> Mary B. W,M, 52, Peterhead
> Helen R. dau, U, 16, servant, Peterhead
> John M. son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, mother, W, 82, annuint, Peterhead
>
> 46 WINDMILL STREET
> Mary Davidson, H,M, 56, shipmasters wife, Peterhead
>
> 42c  WINDMILL STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 36, burcher, Peterhead
> Annie M. W,M, 37, Sh?
> Annie M.J.M. dau 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Peter M. son 7, scholar, Peterhead
>
> 9 QUEEN STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 42, joiner, Aberdeen
> Margaret, W,M, 33, Longside
>
> 37 1/2 QUEEN STREET
> Mary Davidson, H,W, 76, Crimond
>
> 109  QUEEN STREET
> Jane Davidson, servant, U, 23, gen servant, Peterhead
>
> P?MA ST. TAYLORS BUILDINGS
> James Davidson, H,M, 29, blacksmith, Peterhead
> Barbara, W,M, 25, Peterhead
>
> 2 MID STREET
> Alexander Davidson, H,M, 38, flesher, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 36, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 13, scholar, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> John, son, 9, scholar, Peterhead
> James S. son 7, scholar, Peterhead
> William, son, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> George, son, 2, Peterhead
> Rachel, dau, 1 month, Peterhead
>
> 25 MERCHANT STREET
> Barbara Davidson, servant, 15, gen servant, Peterhead
>
> 4 UPHILL LANE
> William Davidson, H, M, 33, brewer, Peterhead
> Mary, W,M, 38, Peterhead
> Margaret Ann, dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, dau, 4, Peterhead
> Williamina, dau, 2, Peterhead
>
> 36 MERCHANT STREET
> Margaret Davidson, W,M, 50, seamans wife, Peterhead
> Charlotte, dau, U, 24, millner, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, U, 21, dressmaker, Peterhead
>
> 14 CHARLOTTE STREET
> James S. Davidson, H,M, 37, fish curer, Peterhead
> Janet, W,M, 37, Peterhead
> John J. son , 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Daniel J. son, 8, scholar, Peterhead
> William, son 6, scholar, Peterhead
> Mary E. dau, 4, Peterhead
> Alexander H. son, 3, Peterhead
>
> 9 LOVE LANE
> George Davidson, H,M, 33, carter, Old Deer
> Jane, W,M, 33, New Deer
> Georgina B. dau, 21 months, Peterhead
>
> 28 MAIDEN STREET
> William Davidson, H,M, 36, gen labourer, Peterhead
> Jessie, W,M, 49, St Fergus
> David, son, 16, apprentice baker, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 10, scholar, Peterhead
> George, son, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Jane, dau, 4 months, Peterhead
>
> 4 LOVE LANE
> John Davidson, boarder, M, 23, sailmaker, Peterhead
> Sophia, boarder, M, Peterhead
>
> 39 LONGATE STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, gen labourer, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, W,M, 43, St Fergus
>
> 35 LONGATE STREET
> Elizabeth Davidson, H,W, 38, seamstress, Peterhead
> George, son, U, 20, gen lab unemployed, Peterhead
> Elizabeth, dau, 15, scholar, Peterhead
> Martha Robertson, mothe, W, 74, shopkeeper, Peterhead
>
> 17 LONGATE STREET
> John Davidson, H,M, 29, labourer unemployed, Petehead
> Maggie, W, M, 24, Peterhead
>
> 11 P HALL BUILDING BACK STREET
> Robert Davidson, H,M, 59, cooper, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 59, Peterhead
> Jean, dau, U, 21, dom servant, Peterhead
> Alexander M. son, U, 18, draper, Peterhead
>
> 16 ALBION STREET
> James Davidson, H,M, 34, plasterer, Peterhead
> Jemima, W,M, 35, Peterhead
> Jane, dau, 13, scholar, Peterhead
> Charles, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> James, scon, 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Catherine, dau, 7, scholar, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 5, scholar, Peterhead
> Alexander J. son, 4, Peterhead
>
> 20a ST. MARYS STREET
> George Davidson, H,M, 28, fishcurer, Peterhead
> Mary Jean, W,M, 24, Peterhead
>
> 2 CARINTRODLIE
> David Davidson, H,M, 45, carter, Peterhead
> Isabella W,M, 34, Peterhead
> Margaret, dau, 14, scholar, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, 11, scholar, Peterhead
> George, son, 9, scholar, Peterhead
> Davids, son, 6, scholar, Peterhead
> John, son, 4, Peterhead
> William, son, Peterhead
> George Milne, father in law, 62, contractor, Peterhead
>
> 10 CAIRNTRODLIE
> Alexander Davidson, H,M, 42, flesher, Peterhead
> Ann, W,M, 43, Peterhead
> Robert, son, U, 19, flesher, Peterhead
> Alexander, son, U, 18, apprentice plumber, Peterhead
> Isabella, dau, U, 16, Peterhead
> Ann, dau, 12, scholar, Peterhead
> Norman, son, 10, scholar, Peterhead
> David, son, 8, scholar, Peterhead
> Kate, dau, 6, scholar, Peterhead
> Flora, dau, 4, Peterhead
> Gordon, son, 1, Peterhead
>
> CLARKHILL
> Thomas Davidson, H,M, 70, farmer, Peterhead
> Margaret, W,M, 67, Peterhea
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#5799 From: "ogstonfamilyresearcher" <familyhunter57@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 4:01 am
Subject: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
ogstonfamily...
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For those of you who may not be aware ancestry.com has released some masters and
mates certificates.  I just did a search with no name but born in Peterhead and
there were 1407 different certificates!!!  The earliest date of birth that I saw
was 1809 up to about 1870.

Cheers
Susan

#5800 From: "scotnel4" <NelMit4@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 7:51 am
Subject: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
scotnel4
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--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "ogstonfamilyresearcher" <familyhunter57@...>
wrote:
>
> For those of you who may not be aware ancestry.com has released some masters
and mates certificates.  I just did a search with no name but born in Peterhead
and there were 1407 different certificates!!!  The earliest date of birth that I
saw was 1809 up to about 1870.
>
> Cheers
> Susan
>
I discovered this by accident last week and didn't realise it was a new
addition.

George Simpson Murray born 1831 only appears on the 1841 census and there is no
death certificate for him in Scotland although I know he lived till after 1865.
I found 2 master certificates for him and after 13 years of uncertainty I can
now confirm he is definitely my gg grandfather as one of them has his address
that matches with my family!!

I don't mind having a look for anybody who doesn't have Ancestry.

Regards,
Annette

#5801 From: "John & Margaret Hector" <akoonah@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 8:29 am
Subject: RE: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
mmh2734
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To Annette

Thank you for offering to look up Ancestry for master and mates certificates. Please could you look up William Boyd and James Keith for me. At one time it appears they were masters of the brig “Mary Gray”. She was lost sometime, somewhere in the late 1840s.

Cheers

Margaret

Western Australia

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of scotnel4
Sent: Tuesday, 9 October 2012 3:52 PM
To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Peterhead] Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927

 

 



--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "ogstonfamilyresearcher" <familyhunter57@...> wrote:
>
> For those of you who may not be aware ancestry.com has released some masters and mates certificates. I just did a search with no name but born in Peterhead and there were 1407 different certificates!!! The earliest date of birth that I saw was 1809 up to about 1870.
>
> Cheers
> Susan
>
I discovered this by accident last week and didn't realise it was a new addition.

George Simpson Murray born 1831 only appears on the 1841 census and there is no death certificate for him in Scotland although I know he lived till after 1865.
I found 2 master certificates for him and after 13 years of uncertainty I can now confirm he is definitely my gg grandfather as one of them has his address that matches with my family!!

I don't mind having a look for anybody who doesn't have Ancestry.

Regards,
Annette


#5802 From: "scotnel4" <NelMit4@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 5:18 pm
Subject: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
scotnel4
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There is one for a James Keith born 1806 dated August 1853 so I'm not sure if
this is the one you are looking for. at the moment I'm not finding anything for
a william Boyd - when was he born?

--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "John & Margaret Hector" <akoonah@...> wrote:
>
> To Annette
>
> Thank you for offering to look up Ancestry for master and mates
> certificates. Please could you look up William Boyd and James Keith for me.
> At one time it appears they were masters of the brig "Mary Gray". She was
> lost sometime, somewhere in the late 1840s.
>
> Cheers
>
> Margaret
>
> Western Australia
>
>
>
> From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of scotnel4
> Sent: Tuesday, 9 October 2012 3:52 PM
> To: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Peterhead] Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates,
> 1850-1927
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com <mailto:Peterhead%40yahoogroups.com> ,
> "ogstonfamilyresearcher" <familyhunter57@> wrote:
> >
> > For those of you who may not be aware ancestry.com has released some
> masters and mates certificates. I just did a search with no name but born in
> Peterhead and there were 1407 different certificates!!! The earliest date of
> birth that I saw was 1809 up to about 1870.
> >
> > Cheers
> > Susan
> >
> I discovered this by accident last week and didn't realise it was a new
> addition.
>
> George Simpson Murray born 1831 only appears on the 1841 census and there is
> no death certificate for him in Scotland although I know he lived till after
> 1865.
> I found 2 master certificates for him and after 13 years of uncertainty I
> can now confirm he is definitely my gg grandfather as one of them has his
> address that matches with my family!!
>
> I don't mind having a look for anybody who doesn't have Ancestry.
>
> Regards,
> Annette
>

#5803 From: <candjhinricks@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 7:32 pm
Subject: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
candjhinrick...
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Thank you so much for this information.  Have found certs not only for my Peterhead ancestors (Allan) but my English ancestors as well.  Made my day.
 
Janet

#5804 From: "William E Scheyer" <wscheyer@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2012 8:21 pm
Subject: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
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Annette:

My Great Great Grandfather's name was Robert Davidson. Born 1840/1841 Please
send me his certificates. His father also named Robert, birthdate unknown,
was also a seaman. Perhaps you could find certificates for him too.

Regards,

William

#5805 From: "John & Margaret Hector" <akoonah@...>
Date: Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:13 am
Subject: RE: Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927
mmh2734
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Thanks Annette

James Keith could be the right one. It was a common name – sometimes you get lucky. William Boyd was born on 24 November 1810 and drowned in Calcutta in 1841. His death certificate indicates that at the time he was Commander of the brig “Mary Gray”. Looking at the dates of the data base, perhaps he appears in an earlier one.

Cheers

Margaret

 

From: Peterhead@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Peterhead@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of scotnel4
Subject: [Peterhead] Re: Great Britain, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927

There is one for a James Keith born 1806 dated August 1853 so I'm not sure if this is the one you are looking for. at the moment I'm not finding anything for a william Boyd - when was he born?



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#5807 From: Gweneth Myers <gwenethmyers@...>
Date: Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:49 pm
Subject: McKenzie - Watt 1851
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Hello everyone,
Does anyone know anything about a Mary McKenzie married to a fisherman surname Watt?  In the 1851 census, Mary Watt was living with her parents John McKenzie and Isobell (Grant) at 15 Broad Street.
Cheers
Gweneth
Melbourne.
 

#5808 From: "herbie.allan" <herbie@...>
Date: Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:52 pm
Subject: Re: ALLAN, surname
herbie.allan
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Hi Group .

I am interssted in the info of Robert Allan and Mary Strachan. How do
Inget the fiche reference number.

Herb Allan

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--- In Peterhead@yahoogroups.com, "Cci" <cci@...> wrote:
>
> Hi group how are you.
> This is from the Old Scotland fiche.
> Surname Allan. Peterhead only.
> The father that has --------- next to it, there was no father's name.
> The dates are, day, month, year.
> Best wishes,
> Catherine
>
> Alexander Allan chr 9-5-1777, f William, Episcopal Church
> Alexander Allan mar Margaret Morrice 4-9-1810
> Alexander Allan chr 16-11-1828, f Alexander
> Alexander Allan chr 16-9-1833, f Alexander
> Alexander Allan mar Mary Florence 17-2-1852
> Alexander Allan brn 7-1-186?, f John, m Ann Murray
> Alexander Allan brn 31-10-1867, f ------, m Mary Allan
> Alexander Hay Allan brn 30-5-1867, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> Alexander Allan mar Isabella Stephen 20-2-1820
> Alexander Chivas Allan chr 24-8-1828, f Robert
> Andrew Allan chr 13-11-1775, f William, Episcopal Church
> Ann Allan chr 13-11-1825, f Robert
> Ann Allan chr 2-9-1850, f George, m Ann Gray
> Ann Allan mar George Morgan 24-1-1852
> Ann Allan brn 15-8-1861, f John, m Helen Ledingham
> Ann Greig Allan bhr 8-10-1849, f John, m Isabella Milne
> Ann Greig Allan mar John Gibb 31-12-1874
> Ann Jane Allan chr 23-8-1852, f George, m Ann Gray
> Ann Milne Allan brn 22-7-1859, f ----------, m Mary Allan
> Arbuthnot Allan mar James Stephen 17-7-1841
> Barbara Allan mar Robert Allan 25-4-1865
> Catherine Allan chr 14-8-1825, f John
> Catherine Allan chr 15-2-1849, f Archibald, m Barbara Sutherland
> Catherine McDonald Allan brn 31-1-1855, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> Charles Allan mar Helen Forbes 23-11-1809
> Charles Allan mar Elspet McDonald 20-5-1841
> Charles Allan brn 26-1-1860, f John, m Helen Ledingham
> Christian Allan m John Jacob Strouse 2-1-1812
> Christina Allan chr 18-10-1832, f William
> David Allan mar Margaret Stevenson 14-8-1843
> David Allan hr 10-11-1849, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> Edward Allan chr 12-7-1840, f James, m Elizabeth Monro
> Edward Allan m Margaret Stephen 26-11-1862
> Edward John Allan brn 2-8-1873, f George, m Barbara McGregor
> Eliza Allan m William Coutts 30-4-1855
> Eliza Bella Margaret Allan brn 4-9-1865, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Elizabeth Allan m Robert Adams 22-7-1824
> Elizabeth Allan m John Davidson 16-10-1828
> Elizabeth Allan chr 8-8-1836, f John
> Elsie Smith Allan brn 15-7-1868, f James, m Helen Anderson
> Elspet Allan mar James Milne 18-2-1864
> Elspet Allan m Lewis Park 28-12-1874
> Elspet Jane Allan brn 18-9-1868, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Georg Allan m Christian Grig 20-7-1732 (exact spellings)
> George Allan m Isobel Bruce 25-7-1756
> George Allan brn 21-3-1871, f George, m Barbara McGregor
> George Cormack Allan brn 18-9-1858, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> George Edwards Allan chr 22-8-1847, f Robert, m Mary Strachan
> George Murray Allan brn 17-2-1868, f John, m Ann Murray
> Georgina Allan chr 15-9-1851, f Archibald, m Barbara Sutherland
> Georgina Cormack Allan brn 2-9-1870, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> Georgina Lyall Allan chr 5-6-1838, f Alexander
> Helen Allan chr 21-9-1847, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Helen Allan brn 24-11-1855, f Peter, m Margaret Wallace or Barclay
> Helen Allan brn 26-2-1858, f George, m Ann Gray
> Helen Allan brn 27-5-1863, f John, m Helen Ledingham
> Helen Allan brn 7-1-1866, f George, m Ann Gray
> Hellen Allan m John Davidson 28-6-1866
> Isabel Allan mar Alexander Smith 26-6-1808
> Isabella Allan chr 23-11-1822, f Robert
> Isabella Allan mar Alexander Hay 13-6-1847
> Isabella Allan chr 25-11-1848, f James, m Elizabeth Monro
> Isabella Allan mar James Ledingham 14-12-1854
> Isabella Allan brn 6-10-1861, f John, m Ann Murray
> Isabella Allan mar William Brebner 9-2-1871
> Isabella Ann Allan chr 26-10-1847, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> Isabella Ann Allan brn 5-9-1863, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> Isabella Ann Allan mar William Ewan 24-1-1869
> Isabella Ann Allan mar James Birnie 30-3-1871
> Isabella Bruce Allan chr 26-8-1849, f William, m Isabella King
> Isabella Duncan Allan chr 17-7-1826, f Alexander
> Isabella Stephen Allan chr 18-6-1854, f John, m Isabella Milne
> James Allan chr 8-6-1821, f John
> James Allan mar Elizabeth Orr Munro 1-1-1829
> James Allan chr 24-9-1830, f James, m Elizabeth Monro
> James Allan mar Elizabeth Nicol 23-11-1843
> James Allan chr 27-10-1844, f James
> James Allan mar Isabella Cormack 17-7-1851
> James Allan chr 15-9-1851, f William, m Helen Wallace
> James Allan chr 18-3-1852, f William, m Jean Gregory
> James Allan chr 11-9-1854, f James, m Isbella Cormack
> James Allan brn 10-11-1861, f George, m Ann Gray
> James Allan mar Hellen Anderson 17-11-1867
> James Allan brn 22-10-1870, f James, m Helen Anderson
> James Christian Allan chr 18-1-1852, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> James Monro Allan brn 24-9-1865, f Edward, m Margaret Stephen
> Jean Allan mar George Rainie 15-6-1806
> Joanna Allan brn 14-11-1859, f John, m Isabella Milne
> John Allan chr 9-9-1787, f William, Episcopal Church
> John Allan chr 24-3-1799, f John
> John Allan mar Elizabeth Forrest 3-8-1818
> John Allan chr 2-11-1821, f Alexander
> John Allan chr 19-12-1834, f James, m Elizabeth Monro
> John Allan mar Penelope Boyde Milne 29-9-1842
> John Allan chr 21-9-1843, f John
> John Allan chr 19-12-1843, f Charles
> John Allan mar Isabella Milne 11-12-1848
> John Allan chr 3-10-1849, f William, m Helen Wallace
> John Allan m Helen Ledingham 28-9-1858
> John Allan brn 7-12-1858, f John, m Helen Ledingham
> John Allan mar Mary Ann Gow 29-11-1866
> John Allan brn 9-11-1867, f -----------, m Penelia Allan
> John Allan brn 27-5-1872, f ------------, m Ann Jane Allan
> John Begg Allan brn 16-7-1856, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> John James Allan brn 21-9-1863, f Edward, m Margaret Stephen
> John Robb Allan brn 3-7-1859, f William, m Margaret Robb
> Louisa Allan brn 9-6-1857, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> Louisa Jane Tomlinson Allan brn 26-4-1873, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> M. M. Allan mar George H. Chambers 6-8-1860
> Marg. Allan mar Andrew Rotson 6-5-1666
> Marg. Allan mar Andrew Robertson 6-5-1666
> Margaret Allan chr 14-9-1783, f William , Episcopal Church
> Margaret Allan chr 17-11-1833, f John Allen
> Margaret Allan chr 27-3-1842, f Charles
> Margaret Allan mar Thomas Smith 22-11-1852
> Margaret Smith mar James Strachan 31-8-1857
> Margaret Allan brn 10-10-1867, f William, m Margaret Robb
> Margaret Allan brn 3-6-1870, f John, m Mary Ann Gow
> Margaret A. Allan mar William Sangster 26-7-1866
> Margaret Ann Brown Allan brn 14-10-1872, f James, m Helen Anderson
> Margaret Arbuthnot Allan chr 8-10-1845, f David, m Margaret Stevenson
> Margaret Elizabeth Allan chr 28-6-1854, f Peter, m Margaret Wallace
> Margaret Mitchell Allan chr 3-4-1831, f Alexander
> Margaret Yule Allan brn 10-4-1866, f John, m Ann Murray
> Margret Allan mar George Davidson 16-7-1678
> Margret Allan mar Georg Hendersone 16-7-1678
> Marjorie Allan chr 10-3-1670, f Rot.
> Martha Allan chr 14-3-1824, f Alexander
> Martha Allan mar James Mess 13-1-1850
> Mary Allan brn 9-2-1779, f William, Episcopal Church
> Mary Allan mar Andrew Wilson 20-2-1827
> Mary Ann Allan brn 10-1-1867, f John, m Mary Ann Gow
> Mary Ann Allan brn 29-5-1872, f John, m Mary Ann Gow
> Mary Ann Wallace Allan chr 2-12-1851, f -------------, m Margaret
Allan
> Ninian Lockhart Allan brn 14-11-1870, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Patrick Allan brn 9-3-1856, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Patrick Allan brn 14-5-1859, f John, m Penelope Milne
> Patrick James Allan brn 20-8-1858, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Patrick John Allan brn 13-8-1859, f Peter, m Margaret Wallace
> Penelope Allan chr 21-9-1843, f John
> Penelope Allan mar William Bain 1-10-1874
> Peter Allan chr 19-9-1831, f John
> Peter Allan mar Margaret Wallace 14-2-1854
> Robert Allan mar Eliabeth Wilson 28-11-1816
> Robert Allan mar Mary Strachan 23-1-1845
> Robert Allan chr 30-1-1845, f Robert, m Mary Strachan
> Robert Allan mar Barbara Allan 25-4-1865
> Robert Allan brn 9-7-1865, f Robert, m Barbara Allan, Peterhead and
Pitsligo
> Robert Kidd Chisholm Allan brn 4-6-1861, f William, m Helen Wallace
> Robert Milne Allan brn 24-12-1863, f ------------, m Mary Allan
> Sarah Allan chr 12-3-1822, f Alexander, m Margaret Morrice
> Sarah Allan chr 23-11-1841 f John
> Sarah Allan mar David Thomson 27-11-1845
> Sarah Allan or Milne brn 14-5-1859, f John, m Penelope Milne
> Susan Chisholm Allan brn 1-8-1857, f Peter, m Margaret Wallace
> Thomas Allan brn 6-5-1860, f James, m Isabella Cormack
> William Allan chr 10-4-1781, f William
> William Allan chr 10-2-1782, f William, Episcopal Church
> William Allan chr 17-8-1823, f John
> William Allan mar Catherine Forrest 22-1-1824
> William Allan chr 14-8-1831, f Robert
> William Allan mar Margaret McKenzie 14-2-1837
> William Allan chr 13-11-1845, f William, m Helen Wallace
> William Allan mar Helen Wallace 13-11-1845
> William Allan mar Isabella Robertson King 9-1-1848
> William Allan brn 15-2-1855, f George, m Ann Gray
> William Allan mar Margaret Robb 24-1-1856
> William Allan brn 10-6-`857, f William, m Margaret Robb
> William Allan brn 26-8-1868, f John, m Mary Ann Gow
> William Cantla Allan chr 13-9-1852, f James, m Isabella Cormack
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