Help needed with a family from New Deer Area

[*Wendy*]

Hi Stewie & Carol

Now i know William & Ann's details are on SP i will have a look tonight. Thank you both. Just hoping they are detailed. Will keep you posted.

[*Wendy*]

Just had a look at William & Ann's marriage details on SP and it came up trumps

They were married in John Knox Church, Aberdeen on 31.7.1847. William was noted as being a Labourer in Aberdeen. Ann was the daughter of a Charles Clark (A farmer in parish of Kinellar). Witnesses were Andrew Clark (possibly her brother?) & William Keith both Labourers in Dee Village, Aberdeen.

It was a pre-printed form Carol .. you were spot on
And there was me thinking i could have a night off this computer .. not a chance!

[Jean Jeanie]

Hi Wendy

Following on from your discovery of Ann's father's name. Could this be them in 1851, courtesy of Freecen?

Piece: SCT1851/211 Place: Kinnellar -Aberdeenshire Enumeration District: 1
Civil Parish: Kinellar Ecclesiastical Parish, Village or Island: -
Folio: 148 Page: 19 Schedule: 54
Address: Ellasmoss

Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
CLARK Charles Head M M 69 Farmer Of 40 Acres Aberdeenshire - Kincardine O'neil(Originally: Kincardineshire - Kincardine O'neil)
CLARK Mary Wife M F 60 Aberdeenshire - Aboyne
CLARK John Son U M 28 Farmer's Son Aberdeenshire - Kinellar
CLARK Agnes Dau U F 21 Farmer's Daughter Aberdeenshire - Kinellar
DIVORTY Mary Ann Grndau U F 12 At Home Aberdeenshire - Foveran
CLARK Chas Grnson U M 10 Scholar Aberdeenshire - Kinellar
DIVORTY Isabel Grndau U F 7 Scholar Aberdeenshire - Old Machar

Best wishes
Jean

[Jean Jeanie]

And.................

If you to to the IGI put in the parents names of Charles Clark and Mary Coutts you will find their children!!!!

Agnes and John of the correct age to tie up with those on the Freecen census, also Ann and Andrew!!!

Looks good to me

Best wishes
Jean

PS Andrew is a submission to tread carefully

[speleobat2]

Wendy,

My great greats were married in John Knox too! By the Revernd John Stephen. Fun isn't it?!!

I'll have to get back to you about the Barclays from your other post. That's a merry mess and I have a roast in the oven that I have to go pay attention to right now.

Carol

[*Wendy*]

Wendy,

My great greats were married in John Knox too! By the Revernd John Stephen. Fun isn't it?!!

OMG Carol .. that's the same reverend that married William & Ann !!!!!
Hope you enjoy your roast ..


Jean i think you just found the Clark family for me .. i could kiss ya
This is brilliant !!!!!!!!

You girls are fantastic .. couldn't of done this without you all


Update:

Got Ann Clark's birth details, born 25.5.1820 in the parish of Kinellar to Charles Clark & Mary Coutts.
Death details .. she died on 13.5.1861 aged 40, in the district of Old Machar, Aberdeen. Her address was 4 Broadford, Aberdeen?. Her father
( Charles) was deceased at the time of her death, but no mention of her mother Mary.
William ( her husband ) was noted as being an Iron Warehouseman.

[nelmit]

Great to see everyone enjoying themselves.

[*Wendy*]

PS Andrew is a submission to tread carefully

What does this mean Jean?

[*Wendy*]

Great to see everyone enjoying themselves.

Hi Annette .. see the developments here? wahooooo

[emanday]

Hi Wendy,

Jean is warning you that entries in IGI which say that they are submissions rather than "Extracted from" should be checked carefully. They have not been transcribed from official records, but have been provided by someone, probably from their own research, sometimes not very accurate.