My Scottish "Wilkie" Family
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| 1401 | Birth Source: OPR Aberdour 401 Births 1811 " Nov. 16 Born to Ms William Dick Banks & Isabel Wilkie, his spouse a son - John" Source for this family is Andrew S. Bowman and OPR, Aberdour/Kinglassie 2nd source is from Alta Pennington Dick, daughter in law, as Margaret Kay Dick recounted her memories. "The John Dick family in the United States, landed in Boston, MA in the spring of 1866. They crossed the Ocean in a sailing vessel and were six weeks in crossing; the ship was driven from its course in a fierce storm which took them into the Bay of Biscay. Walter Dick's fourth birthday occurred (Mar 20th) while they were crossing and the Captain invited him to eat dinner with him but called him "Paddy", which made him spunky and Sandy (A.K.Dick) ate dinner with the Captain instead. Coming in a sailing vessel enabled them to bring many of their household effects with them; and as they had become acquainted with many sea captains who boarded with Aunties - Anna Law and Belle Kay, sisters of Mother Dick, who kept an inn in London on Tower Hill. They came by ship. The family had moved to London on account of reverses suffered from the loss of money. James Finley, a brother-in-law, and Robert Finley, his son, forged a note on Father Dick, by which he obtained quite a sum of money, enough to cause them to leave Milldeans, their home, and go to London where Father Dick worked for a wine merchant and William Dick, his oldest son, kept books for the firm. William was 14 at this time and had a voice. He and his sister, Agnes Blythe Dick, often played together, she playing the piano. Their mother also played the piano and sang. She had been educated at boarding school. Robert Kay Dick, the second son, was not as serious minded, thought more of having fun and playing jokes. Isabella Dick, the second Daughter, was called 'Easy', a jolly, fun loving girl. John Dick, the third son, loved music and had a beautiful voice, also a beautiful character. He died at twenty-two years. James Dick, fourth son, was a serious young man, had a good bass voice but was too timid to use it. Alexander Robertson Dick, 5th son, was the finest one of them all, acting as second mother at different times to many of them, always willing to go and help out, although in the later years his hearing became a hindrance and made him timid. He also loved music and lead the choir for a number of years. William used to jokingly liken him to 'Andre Mauckum', an old choir leader in Scotland. Walter Scott Dick, the 6th son, was a fine upstanding man, good looking and good acting. He taught school for a number of years, everyone liked Walter. Maggie Kay Dick, the 3rd daughter, was spared to be a help to Mother Dick in her declining years. Mother Dick's older sister, Auntie Law, kept a little shop. She and Aunt Bella Kay took an 'Inn' where sea captains boarded. They did a thriving business for awhile. Auntie Law had married Robert Law, a Sea Captain, and settled in London a few years before the Dick family went there. Aunt Bell Kay made her home there. Robert law died after he and Aunt had been married eight years. The younger Dick children went to school in London, all except Walter and Maggie. Maggie had a cleft palate and never could talk very plain. After landing in Boston, the family came to St. Charles, MO, where they lived for two years, coming to Jasper Co., MO in 1868. They landed at Peter Orrs, he and his wife, Agnes (Shanks Thom) Orrs, being Scotch, welcomed them as relatives and made them feel at home at their farm on North Fork near Medoc, MO., where was formed a friendship which lasted during the lives of both families. Father John Dick died soon after coming here. This part of Missouri was full of malaria at that time, and the change, with too strenuous work and worry and insufficient and unsuitable food did their work. The family had chills, at one time all were down but Sandy, who ministered to the rest. Father Dick had a congestive chill, he died the next fall after coming to Medoc (1869). Father John Dick, son of William Dick and Isabella (Wilkie) Dick, was born about 1813, at Croftsgairy, near Aberdour, Feleshire (sic) Fifeshire, Scotland. He married Margaret Kay Dick of the parish of Markwich - sic- Markinch, February 1st, 1848, at Balhernie Mills, Fefershire, Scotland by Rev. Johnston, Minister. | Dick, John (I597)
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| 1402 | Birth Source: OPR Aberdour Births 401 1805 "27th January 1805 Born to William Dick, Farmer, Banks and Isabel Ann Wilkie, his spouse a Son, Bapt. James " * There is a letter or writing just in front of name William Dick, not sure if it is Mr. or another initial, cannot make it out clearly. HW* Emigrated to USA Settled in Vincennes, Indiana, then in Illinois. Info from Marg. Kay via daughter in law Alta Dick, Unconfirmed as factual, as can't find the marriage in IGI, but given other stories of a move to London by the family - and Margaret's relis being there, there is the birth of a child Jemima Jessie to a James Dick and a Williamina in 1836 in Southwark. Related or not???? HW | Dick, James (I595)
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| 1403 | Birth Source: SRI 1877-422-34 Card # 2155 VS Birth Registration: Ann Scott, Born February 12, 1877 at 4h 30 min P.M. in Tranent. Father: John Scott, Coal Miner Mother: Janet Scott, MS WILSON, married July 29, 1870 @ Inveresk, Scotland John Scott made his mark with a "X", and was present, Henry Murray Registar witness Registered Feb 19, 1877 at Tranent. 1881 Scotland Census: Roll Cssct1881_295; ED:1, Line 1, John Scott, Head, Male, Married, Coal Miner, Birthplace Tranent, Haddinton Janet Scott, Wife, Female, Married, Age 28 Margaret Scott, Dtr, Female, Single, Age 9 Catherine Scott, Dtr, Female, Single, Age 7 Richard Scott, Son, Male, Single, Age 5 Ann Scott, Dtr, Female, Single, Age 4 Other names listed are a Thos Scott, age 17, Dougal Baird, 20 and Thos Scott 19 Location of Census was Reg # 689, Inveresk, Midlothian, Address of West Pans Census 1891 Source 1891-689-001-004 John Scott, head, age 43, occupation coal miner, birthplace Haddinton, Tranent, Scotland Janet Scott, wife, age 38, wife, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland Richard Scott, son, age 16, occupation coalminer, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland Anna Scott, dtr, age 14, occupation field worker, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland William Scott, son, age 10, occupation scholar, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland Helen Scott, dtr, age 8, scholar, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland Janet Scott, dtr, age 6, scholar, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland Mary Scott, dtr 4, birthplace Inveresk, Scotland John Scott, son, age 1, birthplace, Inveresk, Scotland Burrough - Musselburgh, Civil Parish - Inveresk. Address was 7 West Pans 1901 Scotland Census - Parish Dunfermline, ED:31, Pg 49, Line 5, Roll: CSSCT1901_136 William Scott, Head, Male, Married, Coalminer Catherine Scott, Wife, Female, Married Robert Scott, Son, Male, Age 3 John Scott, Son, Male, Age 1 Ann Scott, Female, Single, Age 24, Sister, Birthplace Tranent, Occupation Linen Weaver Factory Address was Main Street, Dunfermline Occupation - weaver 1911 Scotland Census - Crossgates, Dunfermline Civil & Ecclesiastical Parish, Fife, Scotland; 1911-424/00 035/00 031 Lines 30-34 inclusive Address: ?Aitkens Row #247 David Wilkie, Head, Age 30, married, Coal Miner, worker, Birthplace Muchart Perth Ann Wilkie, Wife, Age 32, Married x 10 yr, 2 chn born, 2 chn alive, Birthplace Haddinton, Tranent Andrew Wilkie, Son, Age 9, Single, at School, Birthplace Dunfermline, Fife Janet Wilkie, Dau, Age 5, Single, at school, Birthplace Dalgetty Fife Margaret Campbell, Age 18, Single, Boarder, Linen Weaver, Birthplace Fife, Dunfermline Immigration: Anne's first arrival was in September 1912 - to Nova Scotia to join her husband Dave - working in the Springhill Mines I'm not sure of all the details but a combination of their Daughter Nettie's (Janet) poor health and perhaps Anne's homesickness, the miners Strike in Springhill - a decision was made to return to Scotland in April 1914 Shortly after arriving back 'home' War broke out, Grampa was mining once again as well as loading the ships coming to the Firth of Forth. Conditions were not better at 'home' like Anne had remembered or hoped - Grampa was very unhappy here and couldn't wait to return to Canada. In the meantime, Grampa Dave's Sister - Jennie (Janet) had migrated to Canada - to Alberta - Garden Plains District. - married James (Jim) Easton Eventually Anne, Dave, Nettie & Andrew returned to Canada - to Garden Plains and shortly afterwards Castor. Grampa came early in 1920 but Gramma was unable to join him until October of 1920, aboard the ship Pretoria While Grampa Dave was enroute back to Canada, their 3rd child - Son John died of whooping cough The Passenger Declaration states: Anne Wilkie, Age 41, Female, Married, Occupation Housewife Birthplace Tranent Citizenship - British Religion - Protestant Object of coming to Canada - to join Husband Ever lived in Canada - Yes - Address Nova Scotia, Halifax September 1912 Left Canada - departed Halifax, May 1914 Money in her Possession: $25.00 Yes to read and write Speaks English Husband paid her passage Destination: to David Wilkie, Husband, Garden Plains Nearest Relative in departing country: Father - John Scott - North-end Crossgates Dunfermline Description: 5'8", Complexion fresh, Blue eyes, Brown hair Booking Agent: sold ticket #E3/6175 for SS Pretoria, sailing from Glasgow on 9 Nov 1920 and railway via C.P. (Canadian Pacific) to Garden Plains signed: John U Bryse, Dunfermline 1926 Prairie Provinces Census, Canada; Camrose County No 22, Alberta, Canada Castor town Page 8; Lines 41 - 43 inclusive Wilkie, Andrew, Head, Male, Age 45, Birthplace Scotland Wilkie, Annie, Wife, Female, Age 47, Birthplace Scotland Wilkie, Andrew Son Male, Age 24, Birthplace Scotland In the volunteer transcription found on Ancestry.ca and Familysearch.org - their surnames are noted as Nilkis, but I clearly read Wilkie Obituary from Castor Advance Paper Death came as a release from a long illness to Mrs. David Wilkie, on Saturday morning. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John Scott, Ann Scott (Wilkie) was born February 9, 1877*, in the parish of Tranent, County of Haddington, near Edinburgh, Scotland, and was one of nine children. She leaves to mourn her loss, her loving husband, David; one son, Andrew; three grandchildren, Allan, Richard and Heather Wilkie and two great-grandchildren Deborah and Kevin Wilkie. One daughter and a son predeceased her. She also leaves a brother and three sisters in Scotland. In 1912 Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie moved from Scotland to Nova Scotia, returning to Scotland in 1914, where they remained until after the First World War. In the fall of 1921, they again came to Canada , settling in the Garden Plains district of AB. A few years later they came to Castor, where they have since resided. * My research suggests this birth date is erroneous as birth date per registration states 12 Feb - Alberta Registration of Death 08-006696 1961 Name: Wilkie, Ann Place of Death: Castor, AB, in her own home Date of Death: 19 Aug 1961 Length of residence by Deceased in Castor, AB: 41 yrs; in AB 41 yrs; in Canada 41 yrs Residence of Deceased: Castor, AB Female Canadian Citizenship, Racial Origin: Scotch Place of Birth: Tranent, Scotland Date of Birth: 12 Feb 1877 Age: 84 Yrs, 6 mos, 7 days Trade: Housewife, Industry: Home Making Married Husband: David Wilkie Father: John Scott of Scotland Mother: Janet Wilson of Scotland Informant: A. Wilkie, Son, Castor, AB Burial: Aug 21 1961 Castor Cemetery, Castor, AB Medical Certificate of Death: Wilkie, Ann Place of Death: at home Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis x 3 mos Dr. Cousineau | Scott*, Ann (I58)
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| 1404 | Birth Source: VS 1870-461-27 Name: Charles Wilkie Date: July 01, 1870, 11h30m PM'; Wood of Coldrain, Parish of Fossoway Sex: Male Fathers Name: David Wilkie, Farm Servant Mothers Name: Janet Dalgleish Date/Place of Marriage: 26 Nov 1869, Orwell, Kinross Informant: David Wilkie, Father Registered: 1870, 11 July, at Fossoway School House; William Hunter, Registrar 1871 Census, Fossoway & Tulliebolle, page 4 (Dunfermline Library, Census Records 461-6 #15 Wood of Coldrain David Wilkie, Head, Marr, Age 23, Ag Lab. Ploughman, Born Fifeshire Burntisland** Janet Wilkie, Wife, Marr, Age 29, Born Perthshire Blackford Charles Wilkie , 9 mos., Born Kinrosshire, Fossoway Agnes Wilkie, Niece, Age 10, At Home, Born Kinrossshire Orwell Death Certificate; VS 1876-462-01; Parish of Kinross, Kinross Cty Name: Charles Wilkie, Single Date: 1876, January 9th, 4h 50 m PM at Cothouse, Hatchbank, parish of Kinross, Kinross Cty. Sex: Male Age: 5 1/2 years Parents: David Wilkie, Farm Servant & Janet Wilkie, MS Dalgleish Cause of Death: Scarlet Fever - 3 days - as certified by Robert Munro, Surgeon Informant: David Wilkie, Father, Present Registered: 1876, January 10th, at Kinross; Robert Burns Begg, Registrar | Wilkie, Charles (I539)
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| 1405 | Birth Source: VS 1872-463-32 Seggie Bank, Orwell. * Seggie was hard to determine first letter of word. Birth Registration: ScotlandsPeople 1872-463/00 - 00332, Page 11 David Wilkie Date: 01 June 1872 5 h 30 m AM Leggie Bank Orwell Male Parents: David Wilkie, Ploughman & Janet Wilkie MS Dalgleish Married November 26 1869 Orwell manse Informant: David Wilkie, Father, Present Registered: Jun 21st 1872 at Milnathort, Alex Millar Registrar 1881 Census: Dwelling: Eastertown Farm Servants Cottages, Census Place; Beath, Fife, Scotland Source; FHL Film 0203517; GRO ref, Volume 410, Enum dist 1, Page 33 David Wilkie, Married, Age 32, Male, birthplace Burnt Island, Fife, Scotland, Head, Occupation Farm Servant Janet Wilkie, Wife, married, Age 38, Female, Birthplace Blackford, Perth, Scotland David Wilkie, Son, Age 8, Male, Birthplace Orwell, Kinross, Scotland; Scholar Robert Wilkie, Son, Age 6, Male, Birthplace Logie, Stirling, Scotland, Scholar. 1891 Census: Civil Parish of Beath, West Fifeshire, Village of Oakfield, Page 49 Household # 237 David Wilkie, Head, Married, Age 40, General Labourer, Employed, Birthplace - Burnt Island, Fife Eliza Wilkie, Wife, Married, Age 35, Birthplace Lanarkshire, Carden David Wilkie, Son, Unmarried, Age 18, Coalminer, Employed, Birthplace Kinrossshire, Orwell Robert Wilkie, Son, Unmarried, Age 17, Coal Miner Pony Driver, Employed, Birthplace Logie, Clackmanananshire James Wilkie, Son, Age 4, Birthplace, Beath, Fifeshire Charles Wilkie, Son, Age 2, Birthplace, Beath, Fifeshire Janet Boyd, mother - in -law, Widow, Age 74?, Annuitant, Birthplace, Lanarkshire, Glasgow Haven't found David since 1891 Census - there are some strong possibilities in the USA but without some clues as to parents names, children cannot identify for sure they are 'this David'. April 03, 2011 I feel strongly that some of the immigration names I have found for a David Wilkie could well be one of 'ours' as yesterday I found Robert Wilkie (David's brother) - married to Marion Drysdale, and members of their families living in Salineville Ohio, with one file from ancestry.ca saying Robert's son David - married to Ann Cunninham died in 1976 in Allegheny Pennsylvania. SSN for son David verifies that date. hw November 2013; continued to look for David Wilkie, birth 1872 Orwell, Kinross, Scotland; No luck on ancestry, ScotlandsPeople of familysearch.org. Will try to follow some David Wilkies and study their / his children naming patterns to see if I can spot a close match hw | Wilkie, David (I540)
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| 1406 | Birth Source: 019796-3 Date: 5th January 1879* very dark copy and day is hard to read Name: Walter Weeks Father: Walter Weeks Mother: Mary Foley Fathers Occ. Farmer Informant: Walter Weeks, Farmer, Middleton Date Registered: 1st February 1879 Name of Accoucher: Mrs Chandler Registrar: J C H Herron 1881 Census, Middleton, Norfolk North, Ontario, Film 1375899, C-13263; Dist 158, Sub dist D, Div 2, Page 74, Family 375 Walter Weeks, Male, Married, Age 44, Farmer, German, Birthplace Ontario Mary Weeks, Female, Married, Age 38, English, Birthplace Ontario, Presbyterian Joseph Wm Weeks, Male, Age 7, German, Birthplace Ont. Andrew Weeks, male, Age 5, German, Birthplace Ont. Walter Weeks, Male, Age 2, German, Birthplace Ont. Edward Weeks, Male Age 7 mos., German, Ontario Birthplace Death Certificate: Died of diptheria Death Registration; Registered 31 May 1883 Walter Weeks Date of Death: 29 June 1882 Male Age: 3 years Father: Walter Weeks of Middleton, Norfolk Cty, Ontario Birthplace: Middleton Cause of Death: Diptheria; ill one week Informant: Walter Weeks, Middleton Source: OVS Deaths 1869-1932 ; # 011176 | Weeks, Walter (I522)
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| 1407 | Birth Source: Batch C117221 | Scott, Anne (I440)
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| 1408 | Birth Source: C114241 familysearch.org research 1998-2015 Andrew Morton - Male, birth 26 May 1871 at Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland ScotlandsPeople Birth registration copy 1871-424/2 - 145 Andrew Morton Birth Date: 26 May 1871 8h 30 m PM Whitefield, Dunfermline, Fife Male Parents: John Morton, Railway Pointsman & Janet Morton MS Grieve Married Nov 1863 Perth, Scotland Informant: John Morton, Father, not present, Signed Registered: 1871 June 8th at Dunfermline, R. Milson, Asst Registrar 1901 Census: Aberdour Parish, Mossgreen Parish, West Fife, Scotland Page 11, Entry #47 Andrew Morton, Head, Married, Age 24, Farm Servant, Worker, Birthplace Dunfermline, Fife, 2 rooms with one or more windows Agnes Morton, Wife, Married, Age 26, Birthplace, Saline, Kinross Janet Morton, Dtr, Single, Age 1, Birthplace Dunfermline, Fife Margaret Morton, Dtr, Single, Age 1 mo, Birthplace Aberdour, Fife Andrew Morton died in Jenny (Morton) Mills home , address 16 John St, Dunfermline. Burial is in Pattiesmuir,Douglas Bank Cemetery Death Date Source: Tombstone Two Cousins married into the Morton Family -- Charles Barclay ( grandson of Charles Wilkie & Agnes Paton) and Margaret Dewar Wilkie - Daughter of Charles & Agnes (Paton) Wilkie | Morton, Andrew (I160)
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| 1409 | Birth Source: C114613 Christina Paul Wilkie (presumably named after her Gt Grandmother - Christina Paul) hw 1871 Census - Fossoway, Tulliebole, Page 11 ; Source Dunfermline Library 461-7 #53 Carnieside Charles Wilkie, Head, Marr, Age 29, Shepherd, Born Fifeshire Burntisland 1 room with windows Grace Wilkie, Wife, Marr, Age 27, Born Clackmannan Dollar Charles Wilkie, Son, Age 3, Born Kinross Orwell Christina P. Wilkie, Dau, Age 4 mos, Born Kinrossshire Fossoway 1881 Census Dwelling: Rye Bog, Cleish, Kinross, Scotland Source Film 0203533, Volume 460, Enum Dist 2, Page 1 Charles Wilkie, Shepherd, Married, age 39, Male, Birthplace, Burntisland, Fife, Scotland Grace Wilkie, wife, married, age 38, female, Birthplace, Dollar, Clackmannan, Scotland Christina Wilkie, Daughter,scholar, age 10, Birthplace, Fossaway, Kinross, Scotland Agnes Wilkie, Daughter, age 5, Birthplace Forteviot, Perth, Scotland James Wilkie, son, age 4, Birthplace, Dunning, Perth, Scotland Robert Wilkie, son, age 11 mos., Birthplace, Cleish, Kinross, Scotland 1891 Census- 460-001; Page 4; Family # 19, Cleish Parish, Cogfauld Charles Wilkie, Head, married, 48, Shepherd, Fifeshire, Burnt Island Grace Wilkie, Wife, Married, 47, Shepherds Wife, Clackmannanshire, Dollar Christina Wilkie, Daughter, 20, General Servant (Domestic), Fossoway, Perthshire Robert Wilkie, Son, 10, Scholar, Birthplace Kinrosshire, Cleish Grace Wilkie, Daughter, 6, Scholar, Birthplace Kinrosshire, Cleish Christine had her first baby (1891) prior to this marriage. 1901 Census, 462-005-007, Kinross, Kinross Page 7, Family # 37 William Clark , Head, Married, Age 32, Ploughmn, Born Kinglassie, Fifeshire Christina W Clark Wife, Married, Age 31, Born Fossoway, Kinrossshire James Clark, Son, Age 5. Born Strathmiglo, Fife Agnes Clark, Dau, Age 3, Born Cleish, Kinros Charles Clark, Son, Age 2, Born Aberdour, Fifeshire William Clark, Son, Age 2, Born Aberdour, Fifeshire 1911 Scotland Census - 1911-463/00 - 003/00 -003) Lines 24 - 29 inclusive - Hattenbum, Orwell, Kinross, pg 8 Clark, Christina P., Head, Age 40, Widow, 7 chn born & 7 chn living, Dairymaid, Worker, Birthplace Fossoway James Clark, Son, Single, Age 15, Scholar, Birthplace Gospetry Fife Agnes Clark, Dtr, Single, Age 13, School, Birthplace Cleish, Kinross Clark, Charles, Son, Single, Age 12, School, Birthplace Cleish, Kinross Clark, William, Son, Single, Age 12, School, Birthplace Cleish, Kinross Clark, Chrissie, Dtr, Single, Age 7, School, Birthplace Orwell, Kinross Clark, Mary, Dtr, Single, Age 5, School, Birthplace Orwell Kinross | Wilkie, Christina Paul (I339)
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| 1410 | Birth Source: C117228 Fr1832-33-1874 | Scott, Janet (I437)
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| 1411 | Birth Source: Film 455206, Batch 7035504, Sheet 30 | Robertson, Elizabeth (I460)
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| 1412 | Birth Source: Film 455206, Batch 7101107, Sheet 63 | Robertson, Agnes (I461)
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| 1413 | Birth Source: Film 455206, Film 447910, Ref 37733, Batch 7101202, Sheet 19 | Robertson, Joan (I462)
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| 1414 | Birth Source: from Horsley Down Cemetery records, Medbury, Hurunui District, New Zealand Name Alias: Kate & Katherine Death Record - from Cemetery Burial information states: Butler, Catherine Cemetery Name: Horsley Down Plot HD630 Death Date: 20 Mar 1917 Age 60 Wife of James Butler of HD631 plot and Mother of Johanna of plot HD632 | Noland, Catherine (Kate) (I2190)
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| 1415 | Birth Source: New Zealand Births 1881/10643 Searching online Free BMD records New Zealand Death: Margaret Fraser Inglis, Died 1950, Age 68yrs Reg# 22995 2nd source - Andersons Bay Cemetery records Surname: Inglis Forename Margaret Fraser Age: 69 years Female Date of Death: 06 Apr 1950 Last Address: 49 Ross Street Ravensbourne Funeral Director: Hope & Sons, PO Box 5013, Andersons Bay Dunedin Cemetery: Andersons Bay Cemetery Location: Block 202, Plot 77 Date of Burial: 08 Apr 1950 Type: Burial Original Ref# A19500408 Occpation: Married Native of New Zealand Years in New Zealand: 69 years Place died: Dunedin Plot shared with Robert Glover Inglis & Owen Hutchinson Inglis | Renton, Margaret Fraser (I1511)
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| 1416 | Birth Source: OPR , christened 18 June 1786 at Dalgetty, Parents John Wilkie and Janet Stevenson; C114224 # 0199 A Wilkie researcher has contacted me, shared some info and also had a family tree on ancestry.ca One of her statements is that a David Wilkie - Son of John Wilkie & Janet Stevenson - died Jul 25 1831 in Aberdour Fife Scotland More research required by me to prove that this David Wilkie - is my Great Great Great Grandfather Robert Wilkie's twin brother Is it possible that David Wilkie died the same day as my Great Great Great grandfather Robert? same place too - like Aberdour Fife Scotland? | Wilkie, David (I315)
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| 1417 | Birth Source: Scotland, Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Indexing Project #: C11415-7 Name William Fraser Male Birth: 16 Jun 1833 Baptism:23 Jun 1833, Ceres, Fife, Scotland Parents: James Fraser & Janet Ogilvy* - spelling variation This entry is possible, but tis 20 years of child bearing for Janet - needs more research | Fraser, William (I2231)
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| 1418 | Birth Source: Vital Statistics 1902 - 422 - 20 Name: Andrew Wilkie Date: 1902, June 28, 4h 30 min P.M. Pleasants, Dalgety Sex: Male Name of Father: Andrew Wilkie, Ploughman Name of Mother: Mary Wilkie, M.S. Sharkie; Marriage Date: 1899 December 1, Culross Informant: Andrew Wilkie, Father , Present Registered: 1902, July 14, At Springhill, Dalgety, Js. Currie, Registrar 1911 Scotland Census, Aberdour, Dove Cottage, Line 31-35 1911-401/00 002/00 009 James Laing, Head, Age 65, Married, Carter, Coal Contractor, worker, Birthplace Aberdour, Fifeshire Annie Laing, Wife, Age 66, Married, 5 chn born alive, 3 still living, Birthplace Cleish, Kinrossshire Janet Wilkie, Age 38, Daughter, Widow, Birthplace Aberdour Fifeshire James Laing, Age 31, Son, Single, Quarryman, Freestone, worker, Birthplace Aberdour, Fifeshire Andrew Wilkie, Age 8, Grdson, Single, School** ** Andrew would be the son born to Andrew Wilkie & Mary Sharkey, both deceased soon after his birth, then he lost his stepmother or adopted mother Janet in 1913. According to Janet (Laing) Wilkie's death certificate, her Father and Andrew's grandfather was also deceased by 1913. *There is a strong possibility that Andrew Wilkie, Son of Andrew & Mary (Sharkey) Wilkie was raised with the Laing family until his adopted or stepmother died, then it seems I have located an Andrew Wilkie - living with William Brown Wilkie & Mary Ann McGregor - and no births of children found for this couple. hw | Wilkie, Andrew (I1081)
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| 1419 | Birth Source; Batch 8416331, Sheet 35 | Scott, Alison (I441)
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| 1420 | Birth Source; C114668 Christened 17 April 1842 Note: The birth registration states Janet Adamson, born 1 April 1842, Clackmannan, Cklackmannan, Scotland, parents Charles Adamson and Agnes BROWN. IGI source states Janet Adamson was christened 17 Apr 1842, Clackmannan, Clackmannan Note: Marriage Registration between Robert Wilkie and Janet Adamson, states her mother as Agnes WHYTE, (assumption - mother remarried after her first husbands' death or a maiden name) hw 1851 Scotland Census, Parish Carnock, ED:2, Pg 20, Line 26, Roll:1292 Charles Adamson, Age 40, est birth 1811, Head, birthplace Clackmannshire, Forth Iron Works town, Fife, Address 40 Blair Row, Occ Iron Miner Agnes Adamson, Age 35, Wife John Adamson, Age 15, Iron Miner Thomas Adamson, Age 11, Scholar Janet Adamson, Age 9, Birthplace Dunfermline, Fife, Scholar Mary Adamson, Age 5 Willm Adamson, Age 3 Ellespeth Adamson, Age 5 mos Betsy Williamson - Mother in law, Age 74 ** Note the discrepancy regarding Janet's birthplace - stating on this census Dunfermline, Fifeshire whereas on Birth registration - Birthplace was noted as Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire 1861 Scotland Census, Kinross District & Parish, Household # 30, Line 5, Roll: CSSCT1861_61 Robert Wilkie, Head, Male, Age 26, Birthplace Auchterderran, Fifeshire, Reg # 462, Occupation Ploughman, Address Ploughmans House Janet Adamson, Female, Wife, Age 18 1871 Census, Orwell Parish, Kinross Co., page 13 Family # 58 Backfoot Shepherd's House Robert Wilkie, Head, Married, 36, Shepherd, Birthplace Fife, Auchtertool Janet Adamson, Wife, Married, 28, Shepherd's Wife, Birthplace Clackmanan 1881 Census: Location Glenochil Terrace, Logie, Perth, Scotland Film 0203508, Vol 374, Enum Dist 13, Page 8 Robert Wilkie, Head, Distillery Labourer, Married, Age 47, Male, Birthplace Auchterdearn, Fife, Scotland Janet Wilkie, Wife, married, age 38, female, Birthplace Clackn, Clakmannan, Scotland 1891 Census Parish of Logie, Village of Menstrie, Cty Clackmannan; Pg 3 Household # 14 Robert Wilkie, Head, married, Age 56, Distillery labourer, Birthplace Auchterderran, Fifeshire, Rooms with one or more windows - 2 Janet Wilkie, Wife, Married, Age 48, Birthplace Clackmannanshire, Clackmannan 1901 Census At Damsburn, Alva, Robert Wilkie, head, aged 66, Distillery Labourer, Worker, born Lochgelly Janet Wilkie, wife, aged 58, born Clackmannanshire June Research New Registry House, Edinburgh 2015 1911 Census - Midtown, Menstrie, Alva Landward, Clackmannan & Kinross Line 8, Entry #29 Robert Wilkie, Head, Age 76, Married, Retired Shepherd, Birthplace Fife, Auchterarder Janet Wilkie, Wife, Age 68, Married, Matron, Birthplace Clackmannan, Clackmannan Charles Monteath, Boarder, Age 62, Single Alexander Barbour, Pauper, Age 69. Single James Henderson, Pauper, Age 60, Single Donald St Clair, Pauper, Age 72, Widower Alexr Mitchell, Pauper, Age 68, Single Death - Janet Adamson Source: 1916-465/B-27 Name: Janet Wilkie, age 74 Place: 5 Midtown, Menstrie Sex: Female Widower: Robert Wilkie, Cattleman Father: Charlie Adamson, coalminer, dec. Mother: Annie Brown, dec. Cause of Death: Infirmity of Age Informant; W. H. Lindsay, friend Durfhills, Menstrie This couple never had a family, as none mentioned on any of the census. Considering the timeframe in which this couple lived - it seems so notable that there weren't any children and I haven't come across any births / deaths of offspring for this couple. It makes me wonder if Robert or Janet were subjected to rumours, superstitions pertaining to them - as they remained a childless couple. hw | Adamson, Janet (I326)
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| 1421 | Birth Source; C117221 | Scott, Jane Kerr (I448)
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| 1422 | Birth Source; Fiche, Dunfermline Library - 0027-0028-;6025660 Also OPR Aberdour 401 1811 March 18th Born to Robert Wilkie, Servant, Banks & Christian Paul, his spouse a daughter, Janet Birth Source: IGI Christening 10 May 1812, Queen Anne Street Burger Associate Church, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland Source 0889489 C 356818 Also Source 1040104 - Print 6900808 According to the Poor List(1845) the documentation for Elizabeth Wilkie notes she (Elizabeth) had 4 brothers & 2 sisters of which 3 Brothers & one Sister were married and 1 Brother & Sister that were in service. As Elizabeth lived with Isabella & Andrew Arnot in the 1840s, that is one known marriage, Charles probably was married to Agnes Paton re the birth dates of their children, subsequently it appears John was married to Barbara Hay, living in England and William Dick Wilkie was married to Margaret Fraser. I have found 2 possible marriages for Janet Wilkie, Daughter of Robert Wilkie & Christian Paul. a) July 25, 1834, Contracted David Hay, Private Soldier in the 2nd Royal North British Dragoons or Scotch Greys at Present stationed in Piershill Barracks, Edinburgh and Jane Wilkie in this Parish and after regular proclamation on the 27 th currt. Witnesses were David Wilkie & John Wilkie Argument for this marriage, Jane or Janet did have 2 brothers named David & John, the fact that David's name is first I would think he was the eldest and that isn't the case in Janet's family - John would have been 22 yrs of age and David 8 yrs old - so this leaves me pondering. Referring to the entry of the Poor List in 1845 - I don't know if that info of 4 bros, 2 sisters is accurate. Another source (IGI) states Jane's Father as David Wilkie, in which case would not be 'our Janet Wilkie' dtr of Robert Wilkie & Christian Paul b) July 26th, Contracted to William Deans, Labourer and Janet Wilkie, both of this Parish and after regular proclamation on the 27th currt were married on 1st August by Rev Wm. Dalziel, Dunfermline. Witness was Hugh Blaik. The witness Hugh Blaik is unknown to me, but Janet sounds more like our family rather than the previous case of Jane. Death This entry is followed by another entry in the OPR 401/3 Deaths naming Janet Wilkie, age 22 died 23 December 1834, Wife of Wm Deans, Labourer Burnbrae. Janet was interred on 26th currt in Old Church Yard. Janet Wilkie's Father - Robert Wilkie was Farm Servant, at Burnsbrae and he died there in 1831, her Mother died there in 1834, thus seems likely Janet may have been employed here as well. This seems a closer match, but at this point I don't know where else I might find further proof to say this Janet's parents were Robert Wilkie & Christian Paul. The age is correct tho. I continue (December 2010) to look for another Janet Wilkie, none has surfaced with any other researchers as well, so again, I am taking an educated guess at this point to say she did marry Wm Deans and subsequently died a few months later in December. | Wilkie, Janet (I193)
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| 1423 | Birth Source; Film 452093, Pg 0033, Ref 21059 | Reid, Janet (I457)
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| 1424 | Birth Source; Film 452093, Pg 0035, Ref 21058, Batch 7113920, Sheet 39 Presumed died before 1820 as next child named Elizabeth thus possibly the first Eliz. died prior. | Robertson, Elizabeth (I459)
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| 1425 | Birth Source; C 114441 1871 Scotland Census, Leslie, Fife, Roll CSSCT1871_71; Household # 125, Line 19 John Wilkie, Head, Marr, male, Birthplace Auchtertool, Fifeshire, Occupation Farm Labourer, Address: Balsillie Farm Cot House Mary Wilkie, Wife, Female, William Wilkie, Son, Male, Age 9 Agnes Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 8, Scholar Christine Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 6, Scholar Catherine Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 5 Robert Wilkie, Son, Male, Age 3 Mary Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 10 mos Agnes Bethune, Sister in Law, Age 35, Farm Labourer Agnes Bethune, Niece, Age 3 John Steedman Servant, Age 22, Farm Labourer Andrew Lambert, servant, Age 18, Farm Labourer 1881 Census: Dwelling: 49 Gallowgate, Kinghorn, Fife, Scotland Film 0203524, Vol 439, Enum Dist 2, page 21 John Wilkie, Head, Labourer General, married, Age 44, Sex Male, Birthplace Auchtertool, Fife, Scotland Mary Wilkie, Wife, married, age 40, Sex female, Birthplace Amgask, Perth, Scotland Agnes Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 19, Birthplace Leslie, Fife, Scotland Christina Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 17, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Catherine Jane Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 15, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Robert Wilkie, son, Mill worker, unmarried, age 13, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Mary Wilkie, daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 11, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland John Wilkie, son, scholar, age 8, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Elizabeth Wilkie, daughter, age 18 mos., Birthplace, Kinghorn, Fife, Scotland. 1891 Census, Kinghorn, Fife, North Overgates; Page 15 # Household - 91, 36 Crossgates Andrew Gray, Head, Married, 25, Miner (shale), Birthplace Kirkcaldy, 2 rooms with one or more windows Page 16, 1891 Census, Kinghorn, Fife, North Overgate Catherine J. Gray, Wife, Married, Birthplace Fifeshire, Leslie Mary A. Gray, Dau, Scholar, Birthplace Fifeshire, Kinghorn Agnes Gray, Dau, Birthplace Fifeshire, Kinghorn 1901 Census, Kinghorn, Fife, North Overgate, Page 11 # Household - 69 Catherine Gray, Wife, married, Age 35, Birthplace Fifeshire, Leslie, Room with more than 2 windows Mary A. Gray, Dau., Single, Age 16, Assistant in Grocers Warehouse, Worker, Birthplace, Kinghorn Agnes Gray, Dau, Single, Age 14, Birthplace Kinghorn, Fifeshire James Gray, Son, Single, Age 7, Birthplace, Kinghorn,Fifeshire Catherine Gray, Dau, Single, Age 5, Birthplace, Kinghorn Jemima Gray, Dau, Single, Age 2. Birthplace Kinghorn Margaret Gray, Dau, Single, Age 2mths, Birthplace Kinghorn. 1911 Scotland Census - ScotlandsPeople, 1911-439/00 003/00 011, 9 Baliel Street, Kinghorn, Lines 5-12 Andrew Gray, Head, Age 45, Contractor - Carter, Owner, Birthplace Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire Catherine Gray, Wife, Age 45, Married x 25 yrs; 10 chn born alive, 6 still living, Birthplace Leslie Mary Gray, Dau, Single, Age 26, Birthplace Kinghorn * no occupation listed Katherine Gray, Dau, Single, Age 15, Birthplace Kinghorn Jemima Gray, Dau, Single, Age 12, Birthplace Kinghorn Maggie Gray, Dau, Single, Age 10, Birthplace Kinghorn Euphemia Gray, Dau, Single, Age 5, Birthplace Kinghorn Catherine Gray, Granddaughter, Age 4, Birthplace Kinghorn Death Registration: District of Kinghorn, Cty Fife, Page 6; 1931-439-018 Name: Catherine Janet Gray, wife of Andrew Gray Date: 1931, April 17, 11h 30m PM at 15 Burt Avenue, Kinghorn, Fife Sex: Female Age: 65 years Parents: John Wilkie, Shepherd, Deceased & Agnes Wilkie M.S. Bethune, deceased Cause of Death: Diabetes Mellitis & Myocarditis as certifed by Geo. Cable MBCB Informant: Andrew Gray, Widower, Present Registered: 1931, April 18th at Kinghorn, John Drummond, Registrar *** Note there isn't a 'child named John' or at least I haven't located one - however on the 1911 Census, Catherine states she had 10 children with 6 living and certainly the census date for 1911 was taken on 2nd April 1911 and thus Catherine wouldn't have counted Jemima's death in July 1911. | Wilkie, Catherine Janet (I332)
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| 1426 | Birth Source; C114141 1871 Scotland Census, Leslie, Fife, Roll CSSCT1871_71; Household # 125, Line 19 John Wilkie, Head, Marr, male, Birthplace Auchtertool, Fifeshire, Occupation Farm Labourer, Address: Balsillie Farm Cot House Mary Wilkie, Wife, Female, William Wilkie, Son, Male, Age 9 Agnes Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 8, Scholar Christine Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 6, Scholar Catherine Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 5 Robert Wilkie, Son, Male, Age 3 Mary Wilkie, Dtr, Female, Age 10 mos Agnes Bethune, Sister in Law, Age 35, Farm Labourer Agnes Bethune, Niece, Age 3 John Steedman Servant, Age 22, Farm Labourer Andrew Lambert, servant, Age 18, Farm Labourer 1881 Census: Dwelling: 49 Gallowgate, Kinghorn, Fife, Scotland Film 0203524, Vol 439, Enum Dist 2, page 21 John Wilkie, Head, Labourer General, married, Age 44, Sex Male, Birthplace Auchtertool, Fife, Scotland Mary Wilkie, Wife, married, age 40, Sex female, Birthplace Amgask, Perth, Scotland Agnes Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 19, Birthplace Leslie, Fife, Scotland Christina Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 17, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Catherine Jane Wilkie, Daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 15, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Robert Wilkie, son, Mill worker, unmarried, age 13, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Mary Wilkie, daughter, mill worker, unmarried, age 11, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland John Wilkie, son, scholar, age 8, Birthplace, Leslie, Fife, Scotland Elizabeth Wilkie, daughter, age 18 mos., Birthplace, Kinghorn, Fife, Scotland. Haven't found any children to this couple as yet, Can't find Ed on 1891 Census hw Death Certificate: New Registry House 1890-439-25 Name: Agnes Regan Date: Apr. 22, 1890, North Overgates, Kinghorn, 3h 15 m PM Sex: Female Age: 28 years Widower: Edward Regan, Labourer Parents: John Wilkie, Labourer & Mary Bethune Cause of Death; Pithuses Pulmonalis x 2 yrs as certified by James Welch MD Informant: John Wilkie, Father, Present Registered: 1890, Apr 22, Kinghorn, John Hepburn, Registrar | Wilkie, Agnes (I330)
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| 1427 | Birth Source; C114477 | Grieve, Janet (I258)
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| 1428 | Birth Source; Christened 29 June 1746 at Kennoway; Parents John Wilkie and Margaret Dewar; C114344, # 2796 I am presuming for the time being a probability exists these may be the parents of my G G Great Grandfather Robert Wilkie. My reasons being that the dates jive and the naming pattern is familiar. Further descendants used the names of Dewar as a middle name for one of the children, suggesting that John Wilkie & Margaret Dewar may also be connected as poss. parents. Further research required to truly verify as fact however. As of January 2011, many Wilkie researchers are still clinging to this strong probability - that John Wilkie & Janet Stevenson are indeed the Parents of Robert Wilkie married to Christian Paul, Isabel Ann Wilkie married to James William Dick John Wilkie & Christian Ross , then Helen Main William Wilkie & Henrietta Aiken Philp The sources being used are Old Parish Records, Aberdour Parish; IGI, various individual birth, marriage, death records kept by various family descendants and family stories or legends HW However going back from John Wilkie married to Janet Stevenson, the possibilities and probabilities are many - some researchers choosing John Wilkie & Margaret Dewar, others William Wilkie & Margaret Donaldson !!! On and on goes the puzzle HW | Wilkie*, John (I313)
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| 1429 | Birth Source; Film 455491, Film 453980, Ref 27781, Batch 7309939, Sheet 55 | Robertson, Ann (I464)
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| 1430 | Birth/Christening source: Fiche 722/8 Page 39 | Mein, Alison (I449)
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| 1431 | Birth: abt 1935 - according to 1940 census Ohio Ohio Birth Index, 1908-1964 Name: Elsie M. Wilkie Birth Date: 26 Oct 1934 Birth Place: Cuyahoga, Ohio State File Number: 1934074526 Additonal Information: James Ohio, Birth Index 1908-1964 Name: Elsie M. Wilkie Birth Date: 26 Oct 1934 Birthplace: Cuyahoga State File Number: 1934074526 Additional Info: James 1940 Federal United States Census; Canton, Stark, Ohio, Roll T627_3186; Pg 1B Enum District 90-102; Line 62, House #2008, # 18 dwelling visited Wilkie, James, Head, M, W, Age 33, Married, Gr 7 ed, Birthplace Scotland, Naturialization, last res Cleveland 1935, 35 hr per week, Occupation Garlringer, Steel Mill Wilkie, Leonon, Wife, F, W, Age 30, Married, High School, Birthplace Ohio, last res Cleveland 1935 Wilkie, Robert, Son, M, W, Age 6, Single, 0 school, Birthplace Ohio, last res 1935 Cleveland Wilkie, Elsie, Dtr, F, W, Age 5, Single, 0 school, Birthplace Ohio, last res Cleveland\\ Marriage: Groom: Jerry D. Hill Age: 21 yrs Birth Year: abt 1932 Father: Edward Hill Mother: Marjorie Fenson Marriage Date: 07 Apr 1953 Event Place: Lake, Ohio, USA Bride: Elsie M. Wilkie Age: 18 yrs Birth year: abt 1935 Father: James Wilkie Mother: Lenore Hutton Source: GS Film # 2251931; Digital Folder: 005262321 Possible Death: Elsie Hill Residence: Cleveland Ohio Cemetery Internment Records Death: 02 Jul 1977 Burial: 06 Jul 1977, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA Cemetery: West Park Reference ID 37656 Volume 5 Pg 193 Digital Folder #004466539 | Wilkie, Elsie M. (I2000)
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| 1432 | Birth: C114645 One Birth notice is as follows from my cousin Laura Stenhouse Extract from OPR "Ann, Daughter to William Brown and Magdalene Butters, born May 1st 1839 and baptised Kinneston." Data from a Linda states Ann was born in Orwell, Kinross, Scotland Ann is on the Scottish Church Records as christened in 1839 to Parents William Brown and Magdalene Buttars. On Anne's marriage certificate in 1966, her parents are listed as William Brown and Mary Wanton, with Magdalene Buttars as witness !!!! Since Mary and Anne Brown's marriage certificates state their Mother as Mary Brown, ms Wanton, it looked as if William and Mary Wantan had been married, even though no marriage registration can be found. There is also no marriage registration for William Brown and Magdalene Buttars. On the 1841 census in Portmoak, William Brown and Magdalene Buttars are living with Children Anne and William. Mary Wanton / Winton is in Orwell living with her Mother and Sister, and daugher Mary Brown. It is not clear which set of parents belong to Ann, The only thing I can think of is she is Mary Wanton's daughter who gave her up to her father, William Brown, since she already had one illegitimate child - Linda Nov 2003 Marriage Notes: Marriage Certificate - Scotland Marriages: 1866-411--11; Burntisland, County Fife, Page 6 Date: 15 June 1866 Place: Burntisland, Fife After Banns according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland Groom: Andrew Soutar, Ploughman, Bachelor Age: 24 yrs Usual REs: Humble, Aberdour, Fife Parents: Peter Soutar, Ploughman, deceased & Margaret Soutar, MS Low Bride: Ann Brown, Signed, Spinster Age: 27 yrs Usual Residence: Bucklyvie, Aberdour, Fife Parents: William Brown, Ploughman & Mary Wanton Minister: John Robin, Signed Witnesses: Allan Ferriday & Magdalen Brown Registered: 16 Jun 1866 at Burntisland, Thoms Hutchinson, Registrar Possible errors: William Brown and Magdalene Buttars were married in 1842, Margaret predeceased him in 1891; there is a error message, but difficult to read in margin of certificate. HW May 2004 Continued research is required to establish facts if we can as to marriages, mothers etc. hw Scotland Deaths - June research New Registry House, Edinburgh 2015 1907-426-97 Ann Soutar Married to Andrew Soutar, Pitworker Date of Death: 16 Apr 1907 8 h AM Place of Death: 1 School Brae, Dysart, Fife, Scotland Female Age: 67 yrs Parents: William Brown, Ploughman, deceased & Mary Brown, MS Winton, Deceased Cause of Death: Apoplexy, Sudden, Informant: Andrew Soutar, Son, Present Registered: Apr 16 1907 at Dysart, Henry H.. Terrace, Asst Registrar | Brown*, Ann (I2080)
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| 1433 | Birth: !st February 1873, Sherman, Male, son of Isaac Weeks, Nancy Westbrook, Occupation of father - Farmer; Informant was Isaac Weeks, Farmer of South Norwich, 21st February 1873. Source: LDS Film # 1844893 , # 15869 -73. *1901 Census 102 Oxford South, Norwich d-5, Page 6, LIne 32-33* Weeks, Sherman, Male, White, Head, Married, Born 1 Feb. 1873, Age 28, Birthplace rural Ontario, Origin German, Religion Presbyterian, Farmer. Weeks, Laura, L. M., Female, White, Wife,Married, Born 12 June or Jan., 1881, Birthplace rural Ontario, Origin English. Schedule 2 1901 Census Info: Land was on Conc 11 NW1/4, Lot 24, 1 house with 8 rooms, 120 acres, 3 barns. Neighbours on SW1/2 were John Laven and John Brumpton on NE1/4. Burial in New Road Cemetery, Conc. 10/Lot 26, South Norwich Twp Oxford County Lot 14 D Tombstone notes ' Sherman Weeks 1873-1935' | Weeks, Sherman (I51)
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| 1434 | Birth: abt 1910, Ohio per 1930 USA Census United States Public Records Index 1993-1998 Leonore M. Wilkie Birth 02 Oct 1909, Ohio Number: 44642417 1930 Federal USA Census: Sheet # 9B, Household ID 32, Line 96, Father: Charles A. Hutton Mother: Elsie M. Hutton Others: Thelma M. Hutton & Chester A. Hutton Leonore M. Hutton, Female, Age 20, Single, White, Daughter, Est birth yr 1910, Birthplace Ohio, Parents birthplace Ohio Event Place: Cleveland - Districts 251-500, Cuyahoga Ohio USA District 0375 Affilitate Publication T626, Film # 1774 GS Film # 2341508 Digital Folder 004638913 1940 Federal United States Census; Canton, Stark, Ohio, Roll T627_3186; Pg 1B Enum District 90-102; Line 62, House #2008, # 18 dwelling visited Wilkie, James, Head, M, W, Age 33, Married, Gr 7 ed, Birthplace Scotland, Naturialization, last res Cleveland 1935, 35 hr per week, Occupation Garlringer, Steel Mill Wilkie, Leonon, Wife, F, W, Age 30, Married, High School, Birthplace Ohio, last res Cleveland 1935 Wilkie, Robert, Son, M, W, Age 6, Single, 0 school, Birthplace Ohio, last res 1935 Cleveland Wilkie, Elsie, Dtr, F, W, Age 5, Single, 0 school, Birthplace Ohio, last res Cleveland\\ Another rumour has surfaced to say Leonore May Hutton Birth 02 Oct 1909, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Ohio Died 19 Feb 1990 at Clearwater, Pinellas, Florida, USA Parents: Charles Alfred Hutton (1887-1965) & Elsie Marie Lorenz (1883-1946) This info needs verifying Nov 2013 hw | Hutton, Lenore (I2001)
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| 1435 | Birth: Earlier research indicated Birth was 1889-689-329 (need to re confirm) HW VS Death Registration 1973-432-309 John Scott, coal Miner, retired, died April 26, 1973 at the age of 85 years, at 26 Doverhill Ave., Crossgates, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. Sex: male Widower: Elizabeth Horn Dall Father: John Scott Mother: Janet Scott, Maiden Name, Wilson Cause of Death; Cardiac Arrest, Chronic Myocardial Insufficiency, Generalized Arteriosclerosis, Hydrostatic Pneumonia Informant: John Baptie, grandson | Scott, John (I208)
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| 1436 | Birth: Extract from OPR: "Janet, daughter to William Brown and Magdalene Butters, 12th August at Balbedie." Birth Source: OPR 1843-464/2 Birth: (Illegitimate) Alexander BROWN, March 28, 1869, 9:30 pm, Kirkland Farms, Ballingry Mother: Janet Brown, Agricultural Servant, Leven..Mouth, Parish of Portmoak Signature: Janet Brown, mother Registered: April 17, 1869 at Ballingry, Andrew Tait Keppie, registrar. On the side of this document, there is written "paternity of child found by Dec. of Court - See Reg of Cor Entr - Vol 1, P9, November 1st, 1869 Further to this, on the 1881 Census Dwelling Manorlies Farm Cothouse Census Place; Portmoak, Kinross, Scotland Source; FHL Film 0203533, Vol 464, Enum dist 5, page 8 William Brown, Head, Ploughman, Married, Age 68, Male, Birthplace Portmoak, Kinross, Scotland Magdalene Brown, wife, Married, Age 67, Female, Birthplace Kinglassie, Fife, Scotland Alexander Brown, Grandson, Scholar, Age 12, male, Birthplace Ballingry, Fife, Scotland 1891 Scotland Census - Parish Civil - Beath, West Fife, Stevensonsbeath, Crosskeys, & Greenbank Cottages (1891-410-003-048) #209,(Crosskeys) Page 48 Wilkie, Andw; Head, Marr, Age 42, Ploughman, Birthplace Kinrosshire, Orwell (2 rooms with windows) Wilkie, Janet; Wife, Marr, Age 49, Outdoor Worker, Birthplace Fife, Ballingry Wilkie, William, Son, Unmarr, Age 17, Ploughman, Birthplace Kinrossshire, Cleish Wilkie, David, Son, Age 10, Scholar, Birthplace Perthshire, Muchart Wilkie, Agnes, Dau, Age 15, Outdoor Worker, Birthplace Kinrossshire, Portmoak Wilkie, Janet, Dau, Age 5, Scholar, Birthplace Fifeshire, Beath 1911 Scotland Census - 1911 424/00 035, Page 29, Civil Parish Dunfermline, District Crossgates; Lines 9-11 inclusive Dwelling # 224, Main Street Wilkie, Andrew, Head, Age 59, Marr, Colliery Carter, Worker, Birthplace Kinross Orwal* (sp as on form) Wilkie, Janet, Wife, Age 67, Marr, 40 yrs married, 8 chn born alive, 7 living, Birthplace Fife, Ballingry Wilkie, Janet, Dau, Age 25, Single, Linen Weaver, Birthplace Fife, Beath Death Cetificate - Janet Brown Wilkie 1930-424-78 Page 26 Janet (Brown) Wilkie died February 20, 1930 at Hilton Farm Cottages, Dunfermline at the age of 85 years. , Widow of Andrew Wilkie, Carter Parents: William Brown, ploughman, deceased Margaret Butters, deceased Cause of Death - Cerebral Haemorrhage as cert. by John Campbell Informant: John Morton - grandson, Present Registered: Feb 21, at Dunfermline, David Watson Registrar Source: 1930-424-78 | Brown*, Janet (I62)
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| 1437 | Birth: Family Search.org Scotland Births and Baptisms 1564-1950 Name: Christian Rae Female Birth Date: 15 Jun 1891 Birthplace: Dysart, Fife Scotland Father's Name: George Rae Mother's Name: Catherine Summers Rae From Scotland Statutory Marriages - 1916-407-01 - Christina states she is 24 yrs of age and Parents William Rae & Catherine Summers, placing her birth year abt 1892 1901 Scotland Census; Parish Dysart, ED:16, Page 45, Line 16, Roll CSSCT 1901_138 Address: 16 Argyle Square, Gallatown, Dysart, Fifeshire George Rae, Age 75, Est birth abt 1826, Head, Spouses' Name, Hate Summer Rae, Male, Born Dysart Fifeshire, Farmer Hate Summer Rae, Age 35, Wife , ** ( I believe the name 'Hate' a misprint and should read Kate) hw Lina Rae, Age 9, Daughter Georgina Rae, Age 7, Daughter Joa Rae, Age 4 Jane Summers, Age 21 Fife, Scotland Electoral Registers, 1955 West Fife, Parish of Auchtertool #54 Flockhart, Christina of 24 Gray Park #55 Flockhart, John of 24 Gray Park Fife, Scotland Electoral Registers 1965, West Fife #221 - Flockhart, Christina, of 41 Gray Park Ancestry.ca file - Whiflo family file states Christina Rae's birthdate was 15 June 1891 in Dysart Married John Flockhart in Auchtertool on 06 Apr 1916 - John Flockhart was a Sgt in 2nd Highland Light Infantry - in hospital in Blakehall, Ongre, Essex, England Christina (Rae) Flockhart died in Dunfermline, Fifeshire 14 January 1974 - with burial in Auchtertool Scotland Statutory Deaths 1974 - 432/ 35 Flockhart, Christina, Age 82, Mother's Maiden Name Summers Year 1974, Confirmed hw Find A Grave - Marker / Monument In memory of: John Flockhart Born 1883 - Died 1962 Also his Wife Christina Rae Born 1891 - Died 1974 Auchtertool Churchyard, Auchtertool, Fife, Scotland Memorial ID: 192242410 - photo added by Tracy Lee | Rae, Christina (Lina) R. S. (I1881)
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| 1438 | Birth: I haven't found a formal registration for David as yet, but the 1901, 1911 etc censuses pin point (with age) the year to be abt 1899. WWI enlistment attestation papers, state his Age as 19 yr & 1 month, with the enlistment Date 27 Apr 1918 in Dunfermline; & the Social Security Death Index notes his Birth as 23 Mar 1899. hw Nov 2013 1901 Census: 410-007-019; Page 19 Fam. # 70, Brnards Blds., High Street, Cowdenbeath, Beath Marion Mitchell, Daur, Single, 22, Housekeeper, Worker, Birthplace, Beath, Fife George Mitchell, Son, Single, 20, coal Miner, Worker, Birthplace, Beath, Fife David Mitchell, Son, Single, 14, Coal Miner, Worker, Birthplace, Beath, Fife Robert Wilkie, Visitor, Married, 26, Coal Miner, Worker, Birthplace, Beath, Fife Mrs. Wilkie, Visitor, Married, 24,, Birthplace, Beath, Fife Janet Wilkie, Visitor, Daughter, Female, 4, Birthplace, Beath, Fife David Wilkie, Visitor, Son, Male, 2, Birthplace, Beath, Fife Thomas Wilkie, Visitor, Son, 5 mos, Birthplace, Beath, Fife 1911 Scotland Census: 401/01 004/00 006, Line 12, Pg 6 David Wilkie is listed as Son, Age 12, attending school, Birthplace Beath, Fife David is residing with his Parents Robert Wilkie & Marion Wilkie, Siblings Thomas, Robert, Janet & Kate. Military: David Wilkie enlisted with the Scots Guards at the age of 19 yrs & 1 month The military description of David is: 5' 8 1/2 " height, Weight 128 lbs, eyes blue gray His Military # 18815; was trained in musketry, bombing, Lewis gun & a gas course. It seems he was with the 784 Rgt, Rank of Pte, and another place states Regt No 7064 David was given his official discharge on 15 April 1919 Migration: David migrated to Ohio with his Mother and siblings James & Catherine in 1920- to join his Father Robert already working there in the coal mines in Salineville Ohio. List or Manifest of Alien Passengers for the United States, Line 9 David Wilkie, Age 21, Male, Single, Coal Miner, Can read & write, joining his Father in 395 Salineville, Ohio, Next of Kin - Grandfather Thos Drysdale, 31 Arthur St, Cowdenbeath, Complexion Pale, Hair Dark, Eyes Brown, Birthplace Cowdenbeath UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 David Wilkie Birth Date abt 1899 Age 25 yrs Port of Departure: New York, New York, US Arrival Date: 21 Apr 1924 Port of Arrival: Liverpool, England ship - Cameronia - Anchor Line Official #: 144242 1930 United States Federal Census: Salineville, Ohio, Roll 1760, Page 9B, Enum Dist 46, Image 275.0 Marion Wilkie, Head, Female, White, Age 50, Widow, Place of Birth Scotland, Parents Birthplace Scotland, Year of Immigration 1920, Alien status David Wilkie, Male, White, Married, Age 31, Son, Married @ age 25, Birthplace Scotland, Parents birthplace Scotland, Immigration 1920, Labourer, Pottery Wilkie, Ann, Female, DiL, White, Married, Age 29, Married @ age 24, Birthplace Scotland, Parents birthplace Scotland, Immigration 1927, Occupation Decorator, Pottery Wilkie, Robert, Grandson, Male, White, Single, Age 4+, Immigrated 1927, Birthplace Scotland, Parents birthplace Scotland Madison, Catherine, Daughter, Female, White, Married, Age 19, Married @ age 18, Birthplace Scotland, Parents birthplace Scotland Madison, Ernest, Son i Law, Male, White, Married, Age 25, Married @ age 22, Birthplace Ohio, Parents birthplace Ohio, Truckdriver - coal mine Jack, James, Lodger, Male, White, Age 50, Single, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1920, Trackman - Steam railroad Cunningham, Ann, Female, White, Age 66, Lodger, Widow, Birthplace Scotland, parents birthplace England & Scotland, Immigrated 1929, Alien 1940 Federal United States Census, Wilmerding, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll:T637_3421; Pg 11B, Enum District 2-633 David Wilkie, Age 41, Head, M, W, Married, Anna Wilkie, Age 39, Wife, F,W, Married Robert Wilkie, Age 14, Son, M, W, Single, Attending 1st year High School David Wilkie, Age 7, Son, M, W, Single, attending Grade 1 US Public Records Index - Volume 2 David Wilkie Address: 314 Commerce St City Wilmerding State: PA Zip Code: 15148-1250 Social Security Death Index David Wilkie SSN: 194-03-3078 Last Residence: 15148 Wilmerding, Allegheny, PA USA Born: 23 Mar 1899 | Wilkie, David (I1326)
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| 1439 | BIRTH: March 21, 1870, Ira Weeks, Male, son of Isaac Weeks and Nancy Westbrook, Occupation of Father - Farmer; Informant: Isaac Weeks at South Norwich, Oxford Cty, March 28, 1870. Source: LDS Film # 1844884; # 4693 - 70. 1871 Census - listed with his parents, siblings Weeks, Ira, male, age 1, birthplace Ontario, Origin German. *1901 Census 93 Norfolk, c-2 Middleton, Page 6, Line 7-10* Weeks, Ira, Male, White, Head, Married, Born Mar 21, 1870, Age 31, Birthplace rural Ontario, Origin English, Religion Presbyterian, Farmer Weeks, Roxie A., Female, White, Wife, Married, Born Oct. 16, 1876, Origin German, Religion Baptist Weeks, Clara S., Female, White, Daughter, Single, Born July 18, 1898, Age 2, Birthplace rural Ontario, English, Baptist Religion Weeks, Pearl A., Female, White, Daughter, Single, Born Mar. 13, 1900, Age 1, English, Baptist Schedule 2 1901 Census Info: Middleton, Lot 6, Conc. 4 NTR, 1 wood house with 3 rooms, 40 acres, 1 barn. Clipping of Obituary from Castor Advance weekly newspaper - Thursday May 31, 1951 Ira Weeks, 81, passes Tuesday A pioneer of the Knob Hill district, Mr. Ira Weeks, passed away at the Castor Hospital on Tuesday, May 29th, at the age of 81. He had been in ill health for some time. Born in Tillsonburg, Ontario in 1870, he came as far west as Lacombe in 1905 and the following year brought his family out and settled in Knob Hill area, 22 miles east of the present town of Castor. In later years he moved to Castor and six years ago went to live with his oldest son at Fleet. His wife predeceased him in 1911. He leaves to mourn his loss, two sons. Homer* of Vancouver and Ross of Fleet; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Quaife of Rimbey, Mrs. Pearl Strome and Mrs. Hazel Wilkie, both of Castor; 24 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; 3 brothers, two in Ontario and one in Chilliwack, B.C. and a sister in Ontario. Funeral services will be held on Friday, June 01, at 2:30 p.m. at the Markham Chruch, with interment in the Markham cemetery. Matthias Funeral Home, Castor in charge of arrangements. * - error - should be Omar Thursday, June 07, 1951 Funeral services for the late Mr. Ira Weeks, who passed away on May 29, were held on Friday, June 1st, from the Markham Church, with Rev. R. Shantz officiating. Pallbearers were Messrs. Joseph Wideman, Wilmot Wideman, William Seth, Rav Davey, and A. Geiger. Beautiful floral tributes were received from: The Family; Knox United Church W.A., Mr and Mrs. Ernest Wimmer, Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Holloway;, Mr. and Mrs C.S. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. R. Holloway; Mr and Mrs. D. Holloway. Mr. W. Wideman and girls; Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Quaife; Friends of Fleet community and Mr. and Mrs. D. Morasch. Source of Death Certificate: Vital Stats of AB, Pre Reg. # 154977; Reg # 08-003883 Family Legend by Ross Weeks and Pearl (Weeks) Strome In the spring of 1905, Ira Weeks came from Tillsonburg, Ontario to Lacombe AB. He found work there for the winter, lived in a tar paper shack, and filed on a homestead. The next spring, his wife Roxy( ANDRESS) and five children came by CPR to join him. They lived for a month in Lacombe then put their belongings onto a wagon, hitched up the cayuses, Polly and Gin, and headed for the homestead, a 101 miles to the East. For two nights we slept on quilts out under the stars and got to the homestead on May 08, 1906. On the way Dad had to buy a loaf of bread, costing 35 cents, a very high price in those days. Dad had only $35.00 in his picket, no house and no well. The first thing he did the next day, he took his spade and went to draw about a quarter of a mile away and dug a shallow pit that soon filled with water so we had a temporary well. We unloaded the packing boxes and the cupboard and then set up a sort of shelter. It was just four big quilts fastened to upright poles, with a canvas over top, and we called it the "Quilt House". It stood right out on the open plain, just a little shelter for all of us and we lived in it until early winter. To start our house, Dad dug a trench one spade-width all around a rectangle 6'x24'. Then all summer long, Mother dug the dirt out to a depth of five feet. While she was doing this Dad was busy cutting logs and hauling them from Beaver Dam Creek - 3 1/2 miles North of the homestead which was on NW 1/2-22-38-12-W4, about 6 miles NW of Bulwark. The neighbours came and helped put the logs up and the roof on. Chinking had to be done with small pieces of wood nailed over the cracks and then smeared with mud. The dirt walls were covered with rough lumber to keep them from caving in. We had just a plain dirt floor that winter. When it came to digging the well, Dad dug while Mother pulled the dirt and mud up out of the well in a heavy bucket attached by a rope to a big windlass. It was heavy work. It was beautiful country and we enjoyed going barefoot all summer. We had a good garden because Dad ploughed up a garden patch and we planted potatoes right in the fresh sod. The following year, Dad bought four oxen, for which he paid $35.00 each. He had earned money by hauling freight loads of lumber and supplies from Stettler. He still had the cayuses, which he kept for many years. The little blue roan, called Polly, lived a long life for a horse, 38 years and raised many fine colts. Dad finally gave her to a neigbhouring family, the Stoffers. Father ploughed sod for a barn and built it. He bought a roan cow from Mrs. (Maxfield) Williams who had a grocery store at Brownfield. Ross never liked the milk because to him it had a peculiar flavour. Besides the cow, we had some chickens and 2 guinea fowl. Ross remembers an old song on the gramophone that said "J stands for Jersey City where the mosquitoes weigh a pound" and that, he says, certainly applies to the ones on the homestead. He remembers going with his father on one trip when they had to camp out for the night and sleep under the wagon. The oxen were turned loose to take comfort in a slough. The mosquitoes were so bad, that you couldn't leave your head uncovered or they would grab you by the ear or throat, and you'd have quite a battle going. In the fall, Mother was really sick. She had pneumonia, and we though that she wasn't going to pull through, but God spared her for us. One windy night Mom and Dad carried all of us to the dug out part of the new house as they thought the Quilt House would blow away. We didn't know anything about it until the next morning. Three-day rains were a problem too, in the Quilt House, and that summer we had three of them, everything getting soaked but one big bed. For firewood we had only small brush and green wood, so it had to be kept dry somehow. Winter 1906-07 was sure a hard winter. Six feet of snow on the level. Bitter cold. Snow came October 16 and snow was still around the bush until June 12. Mr Kelly, a neighbour, had gone to get us a load of wood as we had no coal. By the time he had the wood loaded, twas dark, the snow was deep, his team tired, it was snowing and blowing, but he stayed all night in the bush. He cut branches to keep a little fire going to keep from freezing. Next morning, he came to our place nearly blinded with smoke. He wouldn't come in the evening as he knew Dad was away to Stettler for freight. Mother gave him a good breakfast. Next spring when the French Creek was flooding, the oldest Doering girls had a horse and buggy and were on their way to see their sister Bertha, who was working for Mr. Gorrell. The current was so high and strong that the girls were thrown into the stream and drowned. The horse broke loose and was found grazing in the coulee. Mr. Chabrier lived in a little log house near the coulee, and he showed the folks where the girls were in the creek. They were buried on a high hill on the Doering homestead. Later on in the summer, the mailman called Shortie, lost his team and mail sacks in the same creek when the water was high. He managed to swim to safety. For the first few years, we got our mail at O'Delville, 18 miles W of our place. There was a grocery store there, where we could get our supplies. In 1909, we got our mail at Lindsville, where there was also a small store and post office. There was, also later, a post office at Lorraine, on the old Seamans place, and we have several postcards with that address. In the summer of 1908, Knob HIll school was built, just a mile west of our place. Miss Lord was the first teacher and she boarded with the Ellis Warrens. Other teachers were Miss Pearl Howe, Mr. Purdy, and Jack Haynes. The families that started that year to attend Knob Hill wre those of: T.C. Gorrell (farmer): Roy Lawsen, Charlie Grover, Laura Gladys, Bert and Alice. They lived 3 miles NW of the school. Charlie Coyne (carpenter) Cyril, Ila, Lillian, Thecia, Bernice. They lived 2 miles W. of us. White: Eldon, Thorton, Floyd. Lived 1/2 mile East of us. Tom Gordon: Louis, Gregory, Fay. Lived 1 mile SE. Chabrier: Emile, Edmond, Marcel. Lived 3/4 m SE Martin Ice: Ruth, Amry, Marjorie. Lived 1/2 m West. Mrs Hall, Albert and Hilda. Mrs Fred Logan: Laura, Lucy Rosie, Mabel. Ira Weeks: Clara, Pearl, Ross, Elsie, and Hazel. We had a good time with the neighbours. In 1909, Ross, Clara and I became janitors at the school. Ross built the fires, Clara and I did the cleaning, and generally had to split wood besides. For pay we received 5 cents a day in the summer, and 10 cents a day in the winter. When we quit, the pay went up to 25 cents a day and has kept spiralling to what it is today. Quite a difference. We walked to school summer and winter, and didn't have many warm clothes for the cold weather. We had to spread lard on our bread instead of butter, and the Chabrier kids and Ross used to go North of our place about 2 miles on Sunday and shoot bush rabbits for food. For entertainment, we had Box socials once in a while, or square dances. Sometimes a group would get up a big debate and try to outdo each other with logic. There were not many sports days, but on July 1st, we were given about 15 cents to spend and we had a good time on that. Maybe an orange, an ice cream cone, and 5 cents worth of all-day suckers. T.C. Gorrell and his three boys all had homesteads in the Knob Hill district. Tom had a saw-mill and sawed the lumber for T. J. Coppock's big house, where Doug now lives and for the houe that the Gorrells lived in, in which M. K. Christiansen lived in until spring 1973. I well remember when George Sullivan worked at the saw mill and had one arm cut off. They hitched the driving team to the buggy and took off for Stettler and the doctor. In 1908, Mother took a milk pail, several small pails and five kids, and walked 3 1/2 miles to the beaver Dam Crek to pick Saskatoons. She made three such trips and canned 40 quarts. In the summer Dad had Mr. Gorrell break thirty acres of land with the big steam engine and 14-bottom plough. The crop in 1911 was good, but frost wiped out the hopes of nearly all the neighbours. Dad's crop was not frozen and he sold it next spring for seed wheat. In 1911, Mom's mother (Charity Sophronia) took very ill, so Mom and the four smaller children went back East (Ontario) for a visit. On the trip home, Mom became ill, lived for a month, passed away, leaving Dad with seven children. Clara was 13, I was 11, and the youngest Omar was just two. But we baked bread, and scrubbed clothes on the washboard and helped to cook and look after the family. Dad bought a windmill and a grinder and we used to grind grain for the neighbourhood at 10 cents cwt. Many were the sacks we ground. Ross was especially good at the mill. In the fall of 1911, Ross had an accident. He jumped off the slant-roof shed on the back of the school barn, caught his foot on the top wire of the fence, and broke his elbow. He had to be taken to Calgary to have it set and as Dad didn't have that much money on hand, Dr. JJ McPherson loaned him $50.00. Ross was away three weeks at the Holy Cross Hospital, Dr. McPherson wa a very kind man. Somebody must have complained about us to the authorities, because that fall, the police and one man came to see us. Dad was away so they looked the house over. We had just baked 14 big loaves of bread, and had a quarter of beef on the table. Someone wanted to split the family up, but Dad wouldn't hear of it. When Dad sold his frozen grain the next year, he got only 35 cents a bushel. but he repaid Dr. McPherson. However, Dad had a loan on his homestead and because he couldn't meet his payment in 1913, he lost it and we had to move into a tent for the summer. ( The loan was taken at the time Roxy went East to see her family, also to Gorrell to clear more of the homestead, as required by the Homestead Act, then later when Roxy died, more financial troubles, poor crop) A most difficult time. That year the CPR and CNR were both putting railways into French Coulee. Grade was built and track was laid from Coronation to Bulwark, and this was used for some years. However the track from Bulwark to Lorraine Bridge was abandoned and the bridge was removed a few years later. Crews that were working on the projects were those of Sharkey and Homes, who were camped down in the valley; Foley and Coughlin, who were up on the level, and Sandeens, who had a big steam shovel working in French Coulee. Ross adds the following information: Clara, who married Charlie Quaife in 1915, lived in Bulwark for quite a few years, where Charlie did blacksmithing. They moved down to Taber. Pearl maried Milton Strome in 1917, and moved to the Castor district. Ross married Zillah Irene Troyer. Elsie worked for the Kishes who lived up near the river. She took an attack of appendicitis and died when she was about 17. Hazel married Andy Wilkie, and lives in Castor. She was Matron of the Paintearth Lodge from 1968-1973. Two brothers were born in Alberta, George and Omar. George died when he was about 12. Omar lives in Vancouver. He married Dorothy Dettlaff, whose family lives South of Throne. That was our start in Sunny Alberta. PS: Many early settlers describe the mosquitoes as being so bad in the 'early days'. The mosquitoes could be so bad, that a team of oxen would not plough, but if a farmer tried, the oxen, plough and all would just head for the sloughs. Source: The Ice Family Story Also the bad winter of 1906-07 was the worst ever. Snow was so deep that the buildings were all buried. One could walk right over the top of the house, barn and henhouse. Farming schedules or routines; The day would start at 3 am, and lasted until 9 am when the oxen were rested for the next shift that started at 3 pm and lasted until 9 pm. Usually 20 half mile rounds were made each day. Markham Cemetery is located approx. 8 miles NE of Castor, AB | Weeks, Ira (I40)
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| 1440 | Birth: Supposedly find a grave marker states birth 1883, however death cert. states age 77 in 1962, suggesting birth 1885 hw another birth source 1885-459/1- 15 Wemyss, Fife, Scotland 1891 Scotland Census: ED 2, Household Schedule # 99, Line 2, CSSCT1891_125 John Flockhart, Age 5, est birth yr 1886, Male, Son, Birthplace West Wemyss, Fifeshire, Scholar Enumerated with family members: Parents Alexander Flockhart age 35, Agnes age 40, Sister Janet age 9, Sister Elizabeth age 7. 1901 Scotland Census: ED 2, Household Schedule # 56, Line 12 CSSCT1901_130 John Flockhart, Age 16, birth yr abt 1885, Male, Son, Birthplace West Wemyss, Fifeshire, Occupation: Maltsman, Parents: Alexander Flockhart & Agnes Enumerated with his Parents, Alexander Flockhart, Railway surfaceman, age 45 and Agnes age 50 UK WWI Pension Ledgers & Index Cards 1914-1923 John Flockhart Male Rank - Cpl Birth Date: 1885 Residence: Cowdenbeath, Fife Military Service region: Scotland Discharge Date: 14 Feb 1919 Service #: 9706 Regt: H.L.I. Ref. #: 1/MF/1486 Scotland Statutory Deaths: 1962-407-1 Name: John Flockhart Occupation: Boiler Fireman Married To Christina Rae Date of Death: 05 Dec 1962 Place: 41 Gray Park, Cowdenbeath, Fife Male Age: 77 years Parents: Alexander Flockhart, Railway surfaceman, deceased & Agnes Flockhart MS Graham, deceased Cause of Death: Arterio sclerosis, Myocardial Degeneration, Congestive Heart Failure as certified by C. B. Meldrum MBChB Informant: A. Flockhart, Son of 50 Hawthorn Crescent, Hill of Beath Registered: 6 Dec 1962 at Auchtertool Find A Grave - Marker / Monument In memory of: John Flockhart Born 1883 - Died 1962 Also his Wife Christina Rae Born 1891 - Died 1974 | Flockhart, John (I1884)
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| 1441 | Birth: 10 Dec 1841; christened 23 Jan 1842 at Burntisland, Fife, Scotland Source: LDS Index project C11411-6; Source film 1040151 1851 Census: 411, Parish of Burnt Island Page Family # 15, Crossgates Charles Wilkie, Head, Married, 34, Ag. Lab (Shepherd), Birthplace Fife, Aberdour Agnes Wilkie, Wife, married, 35, Birthplace Berwick on Tweed Robert Wilkie, Son, 16, Birthplace Auchterderran, Fife John Wilkie, Son, 14, Birthplace Auchtertool, Fife Christian Wilkie, Daughter, 12, Birthplace Burnt Island, Fife Margaret Wilkie, Daughter, 10, Scholar, Birthplace Burnt Island, Fife Charles Wilkie, Son, 9, Scholar, Birthplace Burnt Island William Wilkie, Son, 7, Scholar, Birthplace Burnt Island Agnes Wilkie, Daughter, 5, Scholar, Birthplace Burnt Island James Wilkie, Son, 3, Shepherd's Son, Birthplace Burnt Island, Fife David Wilkie, Son, 1, Birthplace Burnt Island, Fife 1861 Census Orwell, Kinross Page unclear Family # 31, Poss Saleny in the household of Robert Fife, Wife Elizabeth Charles Wilkie, Serv., Unmarried, Age 19, Ploughman, Born Burntisland 1871 Census - Fossoway, Tulliebole, Page 11 ; Source Dunfermline Library 461-7 #53 Carnieside Charles Wilkie, Head, Marr, Age 29, Shepherd, Born Fifeshire Burntisland 1 room with windows Grace Wilkie, Wife, Marr, Age 27, Born Clackmannan Dollar Charles Wilkie, Son, Age 13, Born Kinross Orwell Christina P. Wilkie, Dau, Age 4 mos, Born Kinrossshire Fossoway 1881 Census Dwelling: Rye Bog, Cleish, Kinross, Scotland Source Film 0203533, Volume 460, Enum Dist 2, Page 1 Charles Wilkie, Shepherd, Married, age 39, Male, Birthplace, Burntisland, Fife, Scotland Grace Wilkie, wife, married, age 38, female, Birthplace, Dollar, Clackmannan, Scotland Christina Wilkie, Daughter,scholar, age 10, Birthplace, Fossaway, Kinross, Scotland Agnes Wilkie, Daughter, age 5, Birthplace Forteviot, Perth, Scotland James Wilkie, son, age 4, Birthplace, Dunning, Perth, Scotland Robert Wilkie, son, age 11 mos., Birthplace, Cleish, Kinross, Scotland 1891 Census- 460-001; Page 4; Family # 19, Cleish Parish, Cogfauld Charles Wilkie, Head, married, 48, Shepherd, Fifeshire, Burnt Island Grace Wilkie, Wife, Married, 47, Shepherds Wife, Clackmannanshire, Dollar Christina Wilkie, Daughter, 20, General Servant (Domestic), Fossoway, Perthshire Robert Wilkie, Son, 10, Scholar, Birthplace Kinrosshire, Cleish Grace Wilkie, Daughter, 6, Scholar, Birthplace Kinrosshire, Cleish 1901 Census Excerpt*** At Cogfauld, Cleish, Charles Wilkie, Age 58, retired Shepherd Grace Wilkie, wife Robert Wilkie, son, aged 20, Shepherd Grace Wilkie, Grand dtr, aged 9, scholar, Born Cleish, Kinross Death Registration Charles Wilkie, at 19 Orchil Street, Tillicoultry, on 8 June 1904, Dairyman, married to Grace Alexander, son of Charles Wilkie, Shepherd, deceased, and Agnes Paton, deceased. Cause of Death - Malignant Tumour of Orbit. Informant - Charles Wilkie, son, of 7 Paton Street, Alloa | Wilkie, Charles (I184)
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| 1442 | Birth: 12 Mar 1870, Kinglassie, Fifeshire, Scotland to Parents James Clark & Agnes Walker LDS Index Project C11440-1 Source film 6035516 1871 Scotland Census Parish Kinglassie, ED:3, Pg 18, Line 16, Roll CSSCT1871 (ancestry.com) James Clark, Head, Age 31, Ag labourer, birthplace Auchterdearn, Fifeshire Agnes Clark, Wife, Age 24 George Clark, Son, Born Aberdour, Age 5 Elizabeth M. Clark, Dtr, born Aberdour, Age 3 William Walter Clark, son, Born Kinglassie, Age 1** **Seems confusion as to his name - 1871 - says Walter, family trees say Walker (ie Mother's maiden name) and on the marriage certificate - only William Clark is used. 1881 Scotland Census, parish Aberdour, ED:2, Pg 4, Line 1, Roll CSSCT 1881 (ancestry.ca) James Clark, Age 42, Head, Born Auchterdearn, Fifeshire, Address Longates Agnes Clark, Age 36, Wife Elizabeth Clark, Dtr, Age 13 William Clark, Son, Age 11 Isabella Clark, Dtr, Age 8 Mary Clark, Dtr, Age 6 Martha Clark, Dtr, Age 5 Agnes Clark, Dtr, Age 2 1891 Scotland Census, Parish Kinglassie, ED:2, Pg 31, Line 17, Roll: CSSCT 1891 (ancestry.com) William Clark, Age 21, est birth 1870, Servant, Male, Born Kinglassie, Fifeshire, Address - Auchmuie Cottage, Occupation Ploughman 1901 Census, 462-005-007, Kinross, Kinross Page 7, Family # 37 William Clark , Head, Married, Age 32, Ploughmn, Born Kinglassie, Fifeshire Christina W Clark Wife, Married, Age 31, Born Fossoway, Kinrossshire James Clark, Son, Age 5. Born Strathmiglo, Fife Agnes Clark, Dau, Age 3, Born Cleish, Kinros Charles Clark, Son, Age 2, Born Aberdour, Fifeshire William Clark, Son, Age 2, Born Aberdour, Fifeshire Death certificate coy: 1907-463/00-0038 William Clark, Ploughman, Married to Christina Wilkie Date: 16 November 1907 1 h - 5 m AM, Location: Milnathort, Orwell, Kinross Male Age: 36 yrs Parents: James Clark, Ploughman, deceased & Agnes Clark, MS Walker, deceased Cause of Death: Heart Failure following Epileptic fit as cert. by Hugh C. Gibson, MBCU Informant: Christina Clark, Widow, Present Registered: 16 November 1907, Milnathort; John Watson, Registrar | Clark, William Walker (I1090)
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| 1443 | Birth: 19 Sep 1861, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland to Parents Thomas Ramsay and Agnes Walker LDS - Index Project C11466-1 Source film 6035516 1891 Scotland Census, Parish Alloa, ED:6, Pg 27, Line 18, Roll: CSSCT1891_143 Charles Wilkie, Age 23, est birth 1868, Head, born Orwell, Kinrosshire, Town Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Address Candleriggs, Brewer Maggie Wilkie, Age 28, Wife, born Clackmannanshire Thomas Wilkie, Age 2, Son 1901 Census: 138 Paton Street, Town of Alloa, Page 25 Charles Wilkie, Head, Marr., Age 34, Assistant Beer Brewer, Worker, Birthplace, Kinross - Orwell Maggie Wilkie, Wife, Marr, Age 36, Birthplace Clackmannan - Clackmannan Thomas Wilkie, Son, Age 11, Scholar, Birthplace Alloa Grace Wilkie, Daut, Age 9, Scholar, Birthplace Alloa Agnes Wilkie, Daut, Age 7, Scholar, Birthplace Alloa Charles Wilkie, Son, Age 4, Birthplace Alloa Family is living in rooms with 4 or more windows 1911 -465/0A-001/00 - 016 - Alloa, Clackmannan; Family Household #136, 7 Paton St; Line 29-32 Charles Wilkie, Head, Age 43, Married, Opertive Brewer, Worker, Birthplace Orwell, Kinross Maggie Wilkie, Wife, Age 49, Married, 5 chn born, 4 living, Birthplace Alloa Clackmn. Agnes Wilkie, Dtr, Age 17, Single, Dressmaker, Birthplace Alloa Clackmn Charles Wilkie, Son, Age 14, Single, School, Birthplace Alloa, Clackmn Death Certificate: 1934-465/A-075 Page 25 Name: Margaret Wilkie, Widow of Charles Wilkie, Brewer Date: 1934, April 25 1 h 0 m PM at 7 Paton Street, Alloa Sex: Female Age: 72 years Parents: Thomas Ramsay, Deceased & Agnes Ramsay MS Walker, deceased Cause of Death: Cancer of Stomach x 6 months as certified by .. Robertson MB ChB Informant: John H. Ross, Son in law, Present Registered: 1934, April 26th at Alloa, Arthur Cowan, Registrar | Ramsay, Margaret (Maggie) (I1060)
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| 1444 | Birth: 1900-646/02 1519 Name: Annie Thomson Wilkie Date: 16 August 1900 10 h 0 m AM 28 Fleming Street, Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland Sex: Female Parents: Andrew Wilkie, Baker (journeyman) & Mary Ann Wilkie (Maiden Name Doyle) Married 02 August 1899 District of Plantation, Govan Informant: Andrew Wilkie, Father, present Registered: August 03, 1900 at Goval; F. B. C Mauford Registrar Notes / info from Henry John Wilkie, son of Henry John Wilkie 1907-1981 Known as Aunty Nan to Henry John Wilkie b 1947 Aunty Nan was a 'no nonsense' person Jake worked on the land for most of his years, latterly taking a job as a road man with the concil ensuring the verges and ditches were cut and clean. | Wilkie, Annie Thomson (I1832)
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| 1445 | Birth: abt 1881-1883 The 1891 Canadian Census has estimated the birth year as 1883, the 1901 Census has his birth date as 24 Apr 1883 in Ontario 1911 Canadian Cenus has his birth date as Apr 1882, Ontario 1921 Canadian Census has his birth date as abt 1879, Ontario His obituary states he was age 63, born in Huntsville, Ontario 1891 Canadian Census; T6381, York West, Ontario, Family #33 Thomas Quaif, Male, Age 30 yrs, Married, Birthplace Eng, Occupation Baker Hellen Quaif, Female, Wife, Age 25 yrs, Married, Birthplace Ontario Pelina Quaif, Female, Age 11 Thomas Quaif, Male, Age 10 Charles Quaif, Male, Age 8 John Quaif, Male, Age 4 Florence Quaif, Female, Age 3 Arthur Quaif, Male, Age 1 1901 Canadian Census: District York, Sub District York, # L-4 Thomas W. Quafe, Male, Head, Widower, Labourer Phine Quafe, Female, Dtr, Age 22 Thomas Quafe, Male, Son, Age 20, Teamster Charles Quafe, Male, Son, Age 18, Teamster John Quafe, Male, Son, Age 16, Labourer Florence Quafe, Female, Dtr, Age 14 Alfered Quafe, Male, Son, Age 12 Gracia Quafe, Female, Dtr, Age 9 Joseph Quafe, Male, Son, Age 7 David Quafe, Male, Son, Age 4 Samuel S Quafe, Male, Age 2 Jess Wilds, Male, Age 25 ** future son in law 1911 Canadian Census- Slocan Riding, Kootenay, British Columbia, Page 3, Fam # 41 Geo B Garrett, Age 44 Kate Garrett, Age 32 Edward Lucker, Age 41 Josephine Lucker, AGe 34 Charles A. Quaige - age 29, Male, Single 1915, Castor Alberta - Marriage - Alberta Vital Statistics; Reference # 87-385/351 Bridegroom: Charles Arthur Quaife Bride: Clara Sophronia Weeks Date of Marriage: 26 April 1915 Place of Marriage: Castor, Alberta Officiating Clergyman: John S. Patterson Remarks: 254 1916 Canadian Census, Twp 28, Range 12, Meridian 4, Family # 240, District 41, Red Deer Lines 28-31 Quaife, Charles A. Head, Bulwark, Male, Married, Age 34, Birthplace Ontario, Occupation Blacksmith Quaife, Clara, Female, Married, Wife, Age 17, Birthplace Ontario Quaife, Stanley, Male, Son, Age 1, Birthplace Alberta Weeks, Elsie, Female, Sister in law, Age 12, Birthplace Ontario 1921 Canadian Census, District Red Deer, Village - Municipality Coronation, Twp 38, Range 12, Meridian 4; RG 31; Pg 15 Charles Arthur Quaife, Age 42, Male, Married, Birthplace Ontario Carl Quaife, Female, Wife, Married, Age 24 ** should be Clara Stanley Creek Quaife, Male, Son, Single, Age 6 *** should be Stanley Cecil Robert Clarence Quaife, Male, Son, Single, Age 3 Penny Quaife, Female, Dtr, Age 1 Funeral Service for Chas. Quaife well attended (Taber Times newspaper, Thursday Dec 7 1944 The funeral of the late Charles Arthur Quaife of Taber was hed in the Taber United Church at 2:30 on Tuesday Dec 5th. Mr W. S. Hall of the Assembly, officated at the church and Mr C Wilkinson at the Cemetery. Mrs Okomoto rendered a solo "The Sands of Time are Sinking" at the opening of the service and "O Precious Wofds" at the close of the service. At the graveside all joined in singing one verse of "Over the River". The Pallbearers were J. Godfrey, Casey Berlin, Joe Beauchamp, Art Oliver, Archie Briost all of Taber and Ben Baceda of Barnwell. Martin Bros. were in charge of arrangements. Internment was in the Taber Cemetery. The floral tributes were many and beautiful, evidence of the esteem of his friends. All of the family were able to be present at the service. Out of town relatives were a sister Mrs Sam Kellock of Winnipeg and a brother Alfred Quaife of Cranbrook, B.C. The late Mr Quaife was secretary of the Sunday School of the assembly, where to took a very active part for the past few years. He leaves a wife and three daughters: Clourece at home, Mrs F. Myers, Taber, Mrs Roberts at Rimbey and two sons, Pte Stanley who is in the army but at present at home on leave and LAC Delbert, who is in the Air Force, stationed at Charlottetown, PEI. Also leaves five brothers and two sisters. He was predeceased by a son Leo, who died on Oct 9th of wounds received in France, while on active service. Charles Quaife Called to Rest, Wednesday - Taber Times Newspaper Nov 30 1944 Mr Charles Quaife died in Taber Hospital on Wednesday, at the age of 63 years. Born in Huntsville Ontario, he came to Alberta in 1912. Has been a resident of Taber for the past 21 years. Charles Quaife has been a blacksmith all this period, except for the last three years, when he was well known throughout Southern Alberta as the agent for Boughen Nurseries. ... - the remainder of the clipping is as above, mentioning his family by names. | Quaife, Charles Arthur (I2387)
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| 1446 | Birth: abt 1911 - according to Census information 1911 Scotland Census, Beath, 410/01 004/00 006; Line 10 - 18 Enry 41, 6 Burgh Rd; dwelling has 2 rooms with one or more windows Robert Wilkie, Head, Age 36, Married, Coal Miner (hewer), Coal Co., Worker, Birthplace Glenochil Perth Marion Wilkie, Wife, Age 33. Married x 13 yrs, 6 chn born alive, 5 living, Birthplace Kinross, Kinross David Wilkie, Son, Age 12, Single, School, Beath, Fife Thomas Wilkie, Son, Age 10, Single, School, Kelty, Fife Robina Wilkie, Dtr, Age 8, Single, School, Beath, Fife James Wilkie, Son, Age 4, Single, Beath, Fife Kate Wilkie, Dtr, Age 2wks, Single, Beath Fife James Jack, Boarder, 28, Single, Coal Miner (Hewer), Coal Co. Worker, Edinburgh Midlothian Edward Jack, Boarder, 19, Single, Coal Miner, Drawer, Coal Co, Worker, Edinburth Midlothian Migration: Marion Allen Drysdale made numerous trips back and forth to Scotland - however the first trip I see her in United States America is aboard Aquitania, sailing from Liverpool 17 Jul 1920 to New York on 24 Jul 1920 Marion Wilkie, Age 41, Female, Housewife, Yes to read and write, Last permanent address was Cowdenbeath, Next of Kin is Father Thos. Drysdale of 31 Arthur St Cowdenbeath Final destination Salineville, Ohio She is accompanied by her family: Wilkie, David, Age 21, Male, Single, Coal miner, and Next of Kin - noted as Grandfather - Thos Drysdale of Cowdenbeath Wilkie, Robina, Age 16, Female, Machine knitter, Single - 'Deaf & dumb' in one column Wilkie, James Age 13, Male, Single, Scholar Wilkie, Catherine Age 9, Female, Single, Scholar Ohio County Marriages, 1789-1994 Groom: Ernest Madison Age 22 yrs, est Birth Year 1907 Father's Name - left blank Mother's Name: Minnie Madison Event Date: 24 Dec 1929 Event Place: Columbiana, Ohio, USA Bride: Catherine Wilkie Age 18; est birth Yr 1911 Father's Name: Robert Wilkie Mother's Name: Marion Drysdale Reference ID p442 GS Film 2027876 Digital Folder: 004022763 ** there is some evidence that this marriage didn't last and both parties divorced (per Ernest's death index notice ) 1930 Federal United States Census, Salineville, Columbiana, Ohio, Roll 1760, Pg 9B, Enum District 0046, Image 275.0, FHI microfilm 2341494 Dwelling 227, Family 237, Line 60-67 Wilkie, Marion, Head, Home Owner, Home valued $800, Radio, F, W, Age 50, Widowed, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1920 Wilkie, David, Son, M, W, Age 31, Married, 25, Birthplace Scotland, parents Scotland, Immigrated 1920, Labourer, Pottery Wilkie, Ann, D in law, F, W, Age 29, Married, 24, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1927, Pottery Decorator Wilkie, Robert, Grandson, M, W, Age 4 1/2, Single, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1927 Madison, Catherine, Dtr, F, W, Age 19, married, 18, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1920 Madison, Ernest, Son in Law, M, W, Age 23, Married, 22, Birthplace Ohio, Parents Ohio, Truck Driver, Coal mine Jack, James, Lodger, M, W, Age 50, Single, Birthplace Scotland, Parents Scotland, Immigrated 1920, Trackman, Steam railroad Cunningham, Ann, Lodger, F, W, Age 66, Widow, Immigrated 1929** (this is Ann (Cunningham) Wilkie's Mother) 1940 USA Census, Salineville Village, Washington Twp, Columbiana, Ohio;District 15-63, Family #127, Sheet #6B, Line 61, T627, Digital Folder 005460447 Ernest Madison,, Male, Age 33, Married, White, White, Head, Birthplace Ohio, Birth Yr 1907, Last place of residence East Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio Catherine Madison, Spouse Barbara Madison, Daughter Jackie Madison, Daughter Janet Madison, Daughter Catherine Madison, Daughter Probability that Catherine (Wilkie) Madison divorced Ernest, remarried a Johnson, then remarried Robert Grewe Found a marriage of Robert C Grewe, Age 70, birth 1913, residence Stark, married to Catheri W Johnson, who was married 2x previously on 18 Sep 1983 at Stark. Certificate #72547, Volume #11802 Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932; 1938-1944; 1958-2007 Name: Catherine Grewe (WILKIE) Birth Date: 16 January 1911 Female White City: Alliance County: Stark Stae: Ohio Death Date: 01 June 1991, 0637 AM Place: Alliance City Hospital, Alliance, Stark, Ohio, USA Certificate: 054724 Age: 80 yrs Certifier: Physician Filing Date: 03 June 1991 Hospital Status: Inpatient Injury in Ohio: Yes SSN: 194-14-6856 Father's Surname: Wilkie Marital Status: Widowed Education: 10 Industry: homemaker, student, unemployed volunteer Occupation: Homemaker Primary Registration district: 7603 | Wilkie, Catherine (I1841)
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| 1447 | Birth: as given on Death Certificate 05 Jun 1880 June Research - New Registry House - 1911 Census; LInes 28 - 30 70 Balcarres or Balcanes Street, Edinburgh, Burgh Morningside Walter A. Bain, Head, Age 30, Married, Railway Signalman, Worker, Birthplace Roxburgh Elizabeth Bain, Wife, Age 24, Married, 1,1,1, Birthplace Dysart Fife Janet C. B. Bain, Dtr, Age 3 mos, Birthplace Edinburgh June Research, 2015 New Registry House, Edinburgh Death: 1969-523-52 Name: Walter Butler Bain Place of Death:Hilmoe & HIlbride Cty, Argyll Date of Death: 20 Apr 1968 11 h 25 m, Dalentart Hospital, Oban Occupation: Railway Signalman, retired Mage, Age 88 yrs Usual Residence: Kyle House, Lochaline Morvern Parents: Walter Bain, hedger deceased & Janet Bunyan, deceased Cause of Death: Myocardial Failure, Broncho Pnuemonia, Hyperplasia Prostate Birth: 05 Jun 1880 Spouse, Elizabeth Rae Informant: Robert Keddie, son in law Registered Apr 21 1969** ** there is a discrepancy between date of death 1968 & registered death 1969 - ? if typo | Bain, Walter Butler (I1891)
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| 1448 | Birth: Certificate #022101, MS 929_39, Ontario Births 1869-1909 Date: 17 March 1879 Name: Isa Dora Wilson Female Parents: Oscar M. Wilson - Farmer & Annie Westbrook (Mitchell) Signed by Oscar Wilson, Farmer, South Norwich Registered 31 May 1879 Marriage: Certificate # 012233, Ontario Marriages 1868-1926 - MS 932_99 Groom: Adam A. Malcolm Age: 23 birth place: Dereham, Ontario Birth Year: abt 1876 Parents: Elias Malcolm & Aby Moyer Bride: Dora Wilson Age 20 yrs Birth Yr 1879 Birth Place: Springford, Oxford Cty Parents: Oscar Wilson & Annie (Mitchell) Westbrook Date: 08 March 1899 Place: Oxford Cty, Ontario | Wilson, Isa Dora (I2241)
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| 1449 | Birth: England Births & Christenings, 1538-1975, Salt Lake City, Utah FHL Film Number: 1042313 Name: Forrestina Elizabeth Ford Birth Date: 30 Jul 1866 Baptism: 22 Aug 1866 St James, Westminster, London, England Father: James Ford Mother: Forrestina Hay 1871 England Census - Class RG10, Piece 669, Folio 127, pg 38, GSU roll 823326 Residing with many other individuals - Joseph titlall, Sarah Titlall, Phoebe Titlall, Joseph T. Titlall, Sarah E. Titlall, Kate Titlall, Augustus S. C. Titlall, Hannah Bose James Ford - Lodger, Male, Age 30, Stationers Asst, Birthplace Redhill Surrey Foresstina Ford, Female, Wife, Married, Age 25, Birthplace St James Westminster Forrestina E. Ford, Dau, Female, Single, Age 4 George W. Ford, Son, Male, Single, Age 3 1881 England Census - RG11, Piece 602, Folio 63, Pg 21 GSU roll 1341138 James Ford, Head, Marr, Age 41, Stationers Asst, Birthplace Redhill Surrey Forrestina Ford, Wife, Marr, Age 38, Birthplace Middlesex, City Forrestina E. Ford, Dau, Age 14, Birthplace Middlesex, Soho George W. Ford, Son, Age 12, Birthplace Middlesex Soho James R. Ford, Son, Age 9, Birthplace Lambeth Surrey 1901 England Census - RG13 é 678; Address 42 St Leonard 's Rd, Mortlake, Middlesex, Kingston James Ford, Head, Widow, Age 61,Stationer, Worker, Birthplace Redhill, Surrey Forrestina Ford, Dau, Single, Age 37, Birthplace St James Westminster Alice Bradshaw, Visitor, Single, Age 30, Dressmaker, Surrey, Wimbleton Horace Making, Boarder, Single, Age 28, Engineer, A, Birthplace Islington, London Marriage: Apr 1921 Richmond South, Surrey, England Forrestina E. Ford & Alfred E. Fitspatrick ** (spelling this way of surname) hw Volume 2A, Page # 1170 England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills & Administrations), 1944 Fitzpatrick, Forrestina Elizabeth of 9 Ormond road East Sheen Surrey Widow, died 01 Mar 1944 at 25 Thornton Hill Wimbledon, Surrey Probate Llandudno 10 June to James Robert Murphy Ford sub-postmaster. Effects £686 10 s I believe to be 'our' Forrestina E. Ford - who married Alfred Fitzpatrick in 1921 as Forrestina did have a brother named James Robert Murphy Ford | Ford, Forrestina E. (I1959)
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| 1450 | Birth: Familysearch.org; C11433-1; Film #6035516 Henry Mc Connach Reekie, Male, Birth Date: 17 Oct 1862 place: Kemback, Fife, Scotland Parents: John Reekie & Annie Hill 1871 Scotland Census: Roll CSSCT1871_75, household #7, Line 5 Henry Mc Reekie est Birth 1863 Father's Name: John Reekie Mother's Name: Annie Hill Male Birthplace Fifeshire Residence: Blebo Hill Scholar 1881 Scotland Census: Roll CSSCT1881_120, Page 9, Line 19; Household #50 Henry Reekie Age 18 Est Birth abt 1863 Son Parents: John Reekie & Annie Reekie Residence: Blebo Craigs Vi1 Occupation: Agr Labr Census: 1891 - 439-002-020 Page 20; Parish of Kinghorn, Burgh of Kinghorn Fam # 115, #7 Northovergate, Henry Reekie, Head, Marr, Age 28, General Labourer, Employed, Birthplace, Kemback, Fifeshire Christina Reekie, Wife, marr, Age 26, Birthplace, Leslie, Fifeshire John Reekie, Son, Age 3, Birthplace, Kinghorn Henry Reekie, Son, Age 1, Birthplace Kinghorn Census: 1901 Kinnoull, Perth, Page 27 Fam # 134, Whitehouse Buruhill Henry Reekie, Head, Marr, Age 38, Gas Stockher, Worker, Birthplace Kemback, Fifeshire Helen Reekie, Wife, Marr, Age 33; Birthplace Auchtermuchty John Reekie, Son, Age 13, Scholar, Birthplace Kinghorn Henry Reekie, Son, Age 11, Scholar, Birthplace Kinghorn Walter Reekie, Son, Age 8, Scholar, Birthplace Perthshire, Forgan? denny Alexander Reekie, Son, Age 5, Birthplace, Perth, Perth Agnes Reekie, Dau, Age 3, Birthplace Perth, Perth Death Source: 1936-387-0283 Districty of Perth, Cty Perth Page 95 Name: Henry McConnach Reekie, Gasworker (retired) Married to 1st Christina Wilkie, 2nd Helen Adams Date: 1936, May 30 3 h 0 m AM, Gaswork Cottage, Friarton, Perth Sex: Male Age: 73 years Parents: John Reekie, Stone Quarrier, deceased & Ann Reekie, MS. Hill, deceased Cause of Death: Senile decay as cert by G. McRorle MBC.... Informant: Henry Reekie, Son, Address 27 Canal Street, Perth Registered 1936, May 30 at Perth, James Bridges Registrar | Reekie, Henry McConschu (I1224)
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