Our Haigh & Gurden Family
Notes
Matches 3,601 to 3,650 of 3,803
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| 3601 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Information supplied by descendent Cath Fleming McQuade | FLEMING, John (I2417)
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| 3602 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Information unconfirmed, found on IGI | CRANDLES, Catherine (I2463)
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| 3603 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Information unconfirmed, found on IGI | CRANDLES, Catherine Taylor (I2464)
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| 3604 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] John Barry of 34 Esksids, Mussleburgh and Elizabeth Foster of 50 PipeStreet, Portobello were witnesses Minister was Adam Hunter, of Newcraighall parish | Family: John EASTON / Mary FOSTER (F621)
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| 3605 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] John is the brother of Thomas Davies who married Helen's sister Isabella. | DAVIES, John (I1742)
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| 3606 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] John living at 54 Main Avenue, Newcraighall at time of marriage family living at 50 Pipe Street, Portobello at time of daughterEuphemia's death | EASTON, John (I1903)
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| 3607 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Judging by the information found in various census listings, this couplenever legally married. | Family: William EASTON / Agnes CRANDLE (F448)
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| 3608 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F417)
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| 3609 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Bessie She was the first person in Scotland to repair runs on ladies silkstockings by machine. She worked for Jenners Department Store inEdinburgh. When nylon stockings were introduced, she also repaired theseuntil she became "redundant" when nylon stockings were more available andcheaper. She reverted to the original job that she had done straight fromschool which was to be a knitwear finisher and examiner for Munrospun (awell respected knitwear manufacturer in Edinburgh). Bessie and her sister Ina were for many years "seaside landladies". FromEdwardian days to the 1950s Portobello, a suburb of Edinburgh, was a verypopular beach resort for family holidays. Each summer their houses werefilled with lodgers from all over Scotland and the North of England.During the "season" everyone else had to double up in rooms and it wasnot unknown for the family to sleep 4 in a bed to free up rooms for thepaid guests. All the family had to help with chores - washing dishes,cleaning, changing beds. There could be up to 20 people in the house atany one time - all this and only one toilet (not even a bath). (Source:neices Muriel Smart Bell and Christine Peace) | EASTON, Elizabeth Carlisle (I1679)
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| 3610 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Chris | BRADLEY, Christopher Patrick (I1845)
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| 3611 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Ella | MCDONALD, Ellen (I1866)
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| 3612 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Ina Worked at Munrospun, a well respected knitwear manufacturer in Edinburgh,along with her sisters Nellie and Bessie. Ina and her sister Bessie were for many years "seaside landladies". FromEdwardian days to the 1950s Portobello, a suburb of Edinburgh, was a verypopular beach resort for family holidays. Each summer their houses werefilled with lodgers from all over Scotland and the North of England.During the "season" everyone else had to double up in rooms and it wasnot unknown for the family to sleep 4 in a bed to free up rooms for thepaid guests. All the family had to help with chores - washing dishes,cleaning, changing beds. There could be up to 20 people in the house atany one time - all this and only one toilet (not even a bath). (Source:daughter Muriel Smart Bell) | EASTON, Jamesina (I1681)
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| 3613 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Jack | GRAHAM, Victor Phillip (I1743)
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| 3614 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Jackie He managed a fruit and vegetable shop but, in later years, operated awoollen mill and shop in Galashiels (in the borders of Scotland) with sonDavid. Together Jackie and David designed and registered a new tartancalled "Scotia". | EASTON, John (I1678)
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| 3615 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Jenny Informant on her birth registration is her father James Galloway Easton.Age 28 at the time of her marriage, working as a hosiery machinist livingat 31 Bath St. Portobello, Edinburgh. | EASTON, Janet Thomson Murray (I1682)
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| 3616 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Jim Photos taken by William Blackmore when he visited Scotland during theWWII show pictures of Jimmy's wife Betty with a caption "Jim died thispast Christmas". Staff Sgt in RAOC at time of death. Lived at 7 Regent St., Edinburgh. | EASTON, James Strathie (I1697)
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| 3617 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1690)
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| 3618 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Mamie | EASTON, Mary McEwan (I1856)
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| 3619 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Known as Nan. Worked as a bookbinder, but her passion was dance. Nan ran a dancing school in Portobello called the Nan Easton School ofDancing. She taught tap and ballet dancing. All the family (certainlyall the females) attended the dancing school classes. It was an extremelypopular and well know dancing school and put on a wonderful annualconcert which ran for 3 evenings in Portobello Town Hall. It was always asell out. In addition to the family dancing in the concert all familymembers were involved in one way or another (scenery, lighting,music,taking tickets at the door, opening the curtains, selling programmes,etc.) The biggest job by far leading up to event was the costume making.Her sister Nellie Easton and sister-in-law Betty Easton (Elizabeth AnnSmith - widow of Jim Easton) spent weeks making tutus and other costumesand their homes were filled with costumes, pieces of material and threadseverywhere with the sewing machine permanently on the kitchen table. Nan Easton (although we didn't realise it then) was very innovative inher dance routines. Soon after it had been invented she used ultra violetlight onto costumes to make skeletons. The lasting memory of all thefamily is that of skeletons dancing on stage - all the lights were out -no one had ever seen anything like this before and didn't know how it wasdone. I suppose many of the children in the audience may have hadnightmares! (Source: Neices Muriel Smart Bell and Christine Peace) | EASTON, Agnes Strathie (I1706)
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| 3620 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1836)
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| 3621 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as a witness on her sister Maggie Lang Easton's wedding cert asSarah Stuart Ritchie Easton Maggie married in 1925, so Sarah seems to have been unmarried until atleast this time. There is no matching listing up until 1927 | EASTON, Sarah Stuart Ritchie (I1950)
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| 3622 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Alexander Crandles | CRANDLES, Alexander (I2450)
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| 3623 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Christian on the 1841 Census | ANDERSON, Christina (I1500)
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| 3624 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as deceased on son John's marriage to Mary Ann Ramsay Easton | BAILLIE, John (I2439)
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| 3625 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as deceased on son John's marriage to Mary Ann Ramsay Easton | KING, Kate (I2440)
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| 3626 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as George Strachan on death certificate The following were living in the same home during 1841 Census INGLIS Walter M 50 R. Agricultural Labourer Outside Census County (1841) INGLIS John M 25 R. Agricultural Labourer Outside Census County (1841) OGILVY Alexander M 20 R. Agricultural Labourer Outside Census County(1841) MCLAGAN John M 40 R. Agricultural Labourer Outside Census County (1841) | STRATHIE, George (I2623)
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| 3627 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Handicap: Dumb on the 1881 census | NICOL, Thomas (I2393)
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| 3628 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Helen Paterson Douglas at her death | PATERSON, Helen (I2283)
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| 3629 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as James Crandel | CRANDEL, James Graham (I2449)
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| 3630 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Janet Gardiner on son William's death cert Possible 1841 listing Piece: SCT1841/662 Place: Bathgate-West Lothian Enumeration District: 7 Civil Parish: Bathgate Ecclesiastical Parish, Village or Island: Folio: 0 Page: 14 Address: Livery Street Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks GARDENER Margret F 65 Cotton Winder West Lothian GARDENER Ann F 20 Cotton Hand Loom Weaver West Lothian | GARDNER, Ann (I1484)
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| 3631 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as John Crandels | CRANDELS, John (I2448)
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| 3632 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as John Strachan on death certificate of son | STRATHIE, John (I2718)
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| 3633 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as M. A. George Brown in a newspaper announcement about hismarriage. | BROWN, George (I1832)
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| 3634 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Margaret McKenzie Easton in an IGI listing of her marriage Went by Maggie, listed as such on 1901 Census | EASTON, Margaret McKenzie (I1581)
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| 3635 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Neilson on IGI Unconfirmed marriage of a Robert Currie Neilson to Mary Rogers, 03 Jun1881 Musselburgh, Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland | NELSON, Robert (I1927)
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| 3636 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Neilson on IGI birth index Believed to have died before 1881 as the family has another son James age2 on census and this James is absent. | NELSON, James (I1926)
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| 3637 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Neilson on IGI birth index Died at 6:55 a.m. at 70 Linkie (?) Hill Crescent, Mussleburgh. Cause ofdeath was cerebral thrombosis Death registered by her son, John Easton, who was living at 33 or 35Bingham Place, Southfield, Portobello | NELSON, Euphemia (I1902)
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| 3638 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as Neilson on IGI birth index | NELSON, Archibald (I1925)
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| 3639 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as single at time of death | DOUGLAS, Jane (I2285)
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| 3640 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as single at time of death | PATERSON, Margaret Dunlop Bell (I2286)
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| 3641 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed as single at time of death | PATERSON, Janet Bell (I2287)
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| 3642 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed in the 1901 Census as a boarder at the home of Robert Easton, 31South Bridge St., Bathgate, Scotland. Profession is given as Comedian(Theatre). | FORREST, Harry (I1905)
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| 3643 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Listed in the Register of Births as the informant for his daughter Agnes'birth. He was 27 at the time, working as a ploughman, living atWoodcockdale Parish. | STRATHIE, George (I1671)
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| 3644 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1689)
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| 3645 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at 33 Rossie Place, Edinburgh, Age 26, at the time of his marriage William Askings was a blacksmith by trade but was also very talented withthe use of his hands and was known for helping with any type of joinery,electrical, plumbing and mechanical work. | ASKINGS, William (I1683)
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| 3646 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at 36 Polton Gardens, Lasswade at time of death Cause of death: Heart disease son (GE?) Hunter | EASTON, Helen Fleming (I1583)
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| 3647 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at 5 Mount Lodge Place at time of marriage | BELL, James Moran (I1787)
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| 3648 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at 50 Pipe Street, Portobello at time of marriage. | FOSTER, Mary (I2076)
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| 3649 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at Belmont Road, Juniper Green at time of marriage | EASTON, Margaret Lang (I1949)
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| 3650 | [Easton July 2005.FTW] Living at Grove Cottage, Belmont Road, Juniper Green at time of marriage Listed as age 27, but that doesn't fit with her age listed on variouscensus | EASTON, Helen Fleming (I1898)
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