Many years ago when a was a young man and working I had a person in Scotland do some family history research for me. They foung a marriage for me of a : Peter O'Neil & Ellen Hafferty Married at St Pauls Catholic Church Campsie,Stirling. 475/p.25/49. The record said he was born in Ainnes,C.down,Ireland. the son of Bernard o'Neil& Rose Fegan.
I have tryed to find there marriage certificate on Scotlandspeople but can not find it. Can anyone help. Regards Bill Kerr
Help - Can anyone help with a lookup.....
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Hi! there Just Jean,
This is the first foray into this forum from the "55th Welcome Group".
In your reply to Bill, I see you have a Ramsay you are searching for.
Does any of your Ramsay's have a marriage to a George Blackwood, on 21 March 1873, to a Margaret Ramsay?
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George Blackwood, 20 Years, Bachelor, Pastry Baker (Journeyman), 60, William Street, Anderston, Glasgow.
Son of Jacob Blackwood, (Dec.), Commercial Traveller, and Margaret Blackwood, MS. Gillies.
Margret Ramsay, <Sic>, 20 Years, Spinster, Domestic Servant, 185, Dundas Street, Glasgow.
Dau. of William Ramsay, Seaman (Merchant Navy), and Elizabeth Ramsay, (Dec.), MS. Graham.
Date of Marriage: - 21 March 1873.
Place of Marriage: - 21 ,Sandyford Place, Glasgow.
According to the Forms or Rites of The United Presbyterian Church.
Name of Minister: - John Wilson, Sandyford U. P. Church, Breadalbane St.
Witnesses: - R. O. Hamilton. Jane C. Jarvie.
Addresses: - --. .
Date: - 24 March 1873.
Place: - Anderston, Glasgow.
Registrar: - John Hamilton, Interim.
Reference: - 644/8/p.61/122.
Register of Corrected Entries: - --.
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Here is hoping you do have this one.
Best wishes,
Fred.
This is the first foray into this forum from the "55th Welcome Group".
In your reply to Bill, I see you have a Ramsay you are searching for.
Does any of your Ramsay's have a marriage to a George Blackwood, on 21 March 1873, to a Margaret Ramsay?
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George Blackwood, 20 Years, Bachelor, Pastry Baker (Journeyman), 60, William Street, Anderston, Glasgow.
Son of Jacob Blackwood, (Dec.), Commercial Traveller, and Margaret Blackwood, MS. Gillies.
Margret Ramsay, <Sic>, 20 Years, Spinster, Domestic Servant, 185, Dundas Street, Glasgow.
Dau. of William Ramsay, Seaman (Merchant Navy), and Elizabeth Ramsay, (Dec.), MS. Graham.
Date of Marriage: - 21 March 1873.
Place of Marriage: - 21 ,Sandyford Place, Glasgow.
According to the Forms or Rites of The United Presbyterian Church.
Name of Minister: - John Wilson, Sandyford U. P. Church, Breadalbane St.
Witnesses: - R. O. Hamilton. Jane C. Jarvie.
Addresses: - --. .
Date: - 24 March 1873.
Place: - Anderston, Glasgow.
Registrar: - John Hamilton, Interim.
Reference: - 644/8/p.61/122.
Register of Corrected Entries: - --.
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Here is hoping you do have this one.
Best wishes,
Fred.
Be yourself because no one else is qualified.
From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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Hiya Fred and welcome 
It's always great to see a reply from those welcome emails....congratulations for leading the 55th brigade
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As for the RAMSAY connection......don't think so. And I was hoping too!!! I rushed for my files and tore open the folder and searched for any clue that might link us and so far it's not looking hopeful
. This RAMSAY lot of mine (and I'm not sure I'm even related in any way but have several labeled photies!!) seem to have originated in County Antrim and hit Glasgow ca. 1848. Mine seemed to stick to the Milton district and Maryhill areas and from one family I've got lines of 4 sons who in turn all had large families. I've not found a single living rellie and I've not found a single Margaret....yet......
Thanks so much for asking though! Have you any other questions we might help you with??
Best wishes
Jean
PS...Nice to see Cumbernauld. Not only do I have an old Scottish Research internet classmate there (got you Ron
).....my McMeekin family were in Campsie in 1851 fresh from Ulster.
It's always great to see a reply from those welcome emails....congratulations for leading the 55th brigade
!As for the RAMSAY connection......don't think so. And I was hoping too!!! I rushed for my files and tore open the folder and searched for any clue that might link us and so far it's not looking hopeful
. This RAMSAY lot of mine (and I'm not sure I'm even related in any way but have several labeled photies!!) seem to have originated in County Antrim and hit Glasgow ca. 1848. Mine seemed to stick to the Milton district and Maryhill areas and from one family I've got lines of 4 sons who in turn all had large families. I've not found a single living rellie and I've not found a single Margaret....yet......Thanks so much for asking though! Have you any other questions we might help you with??
Best wishes
Jean
PS...Nice to see Cumbernauld. Not only do I have an old Scottish Research internet classmate there (got you Ron
).....my McMeekin family were in Campsie in 1851 fresh from Ulster.-
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Re. Welcome and Query.
Hi! there Jean,
Thanks for your lovely message and I am sorry to say we weren't able to make a connection here this time.
My Margaret came from Argyll and I don't have much info. about her other than what I have from the marriage and three children, Robert Calderhead, Mary McIntyre, and Jacob.
Jacob was born in Carrickfergus, Antrim and died of scarlet fever, in the Belvedere Hospital, aged 4 years. They were living at 3, Shaftsbury Street then.
Best wishes,
Fred.
Thanks for your lovely message and I am sorry to say we weren't able to make a connection here this time.
My Margaret came from Argyll and I don't have much info. about her other than what I have from the marriage and three children, Robert Calderhead, Mary McIntyre, and Jacob.
Jacob was born in Carrickfergus, Antrim and died of scarlet fever, in the Belvedere Hospital, aged 4 years. They were living at 3, Shaftsbury Street then.
Best wishes,
Fred.
Be yourself because no one else is qualified.
From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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Re. "55th Welcome Group"
Hi! there Mallog,
It was on my ‘Welcome Message’.
Check out yours.
Best wishes,
Fred.
It was on my ‘Welcome Message’.
Check out yours.
Best wishes,
Fred.
Be yourself because no one else is qualified.
From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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From Cumbernauld, Scotland.
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